JAOfl^^BptTNTY JOUSFAL
i ack^^^Kty JOURNAL CO.
KntcrejWpPKtid class matter at
t !ip I'osb Office at Sylva, N. C.
DAN TOMPKINS, Editor
Seems as though the other Europ
ean countries are playing ring around
(he loaie with (lerinany.
It ha-s been hot and dry here; but
aren't you glad you don't live in
Kansas Cify or St. li?uis?
By the way, where are those'
weather prophets who told us, ' lasi
Spring, that this year would b? n
eold one, beeau?e of the sun-spots?
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"MiniLen|>olis quiet as trurks van
ish from city street*.-," says' a head
line. Well, it' motorcycles ami worn
out automobiles were included, il
would make any town or city quiet.
rules* there is .-?>metiiing to pre'
vent, the beaut 't'ul blue Danube is
likely to change its color to red; and
we are tearful that the watch on the
lfhine will become a death-watch.
Another thing for which to be
thankful : That you are not a Mor
mon and don't have to grow a beard
these hot days, in preparation for the
celebration of the arrival of Bripham
Young and his crew of many-bearded
and muchly-married pioneers in I'tah.
Thi' esteemed (Ireensboro News'
allows that ill.' champion optimist i*
tlu* follow who is suing the City ot
Asheville for aim* million dollars
About ou par with tho folks win
haw been trying to got school ta.\
supplements votod in Xorth Carolina
CoWi***' 11 r. Win to i?vdietud that
l>e>hap* msim#] Baling wot art ah* will
have to ?nll upon Fnefc' Sa?i foj- jm>
tectum from dry Xorth {Carolina V
corn lienor. We hoar vumblings daw:*
oast of us, ot North Caroihians
wanling protect ion from tlnytken
drivers coming over from Virginia.
That was a Messed ta n that came
to Syh'a and vicinity, yesterday ai
ternoon, breaking the drv spell, and
at tlie same time bringing relief from
the unprecedentedly long period .of
high .temperatures. Most of Jackson
county had already been getting suf
ficient rainfall, and crops in the Ham
burg region are said to be the hc.->i
in the history of tho county.
Dist urbiii'' news that is coming
out of Kurope. The Chancellor L)Ol
l'uss of Austria was slain by 141
Nazis, upon which news Italy's armed
forties \vc*e ordered t<? mobilise and'
be ready to march. The general lie
lief is that Germany i> heh'iul t!:
Nazi movement in .Vast ri.'l, and all
Kurope is watching expectantly, And
it just twenty years since the
World War broke over Europe.
t's young Democrats, from nine to j
ninety, will gather in force at the
Aslu'ville Convent ian, tomorrow" and
Saturday. Some will go to hear the
voice of the leaders of the party.,
others to "politic" around among the
boys and girls, and others just to see
the fun. A militant and organized
young democracy is the force that
put Roosevelt in the White T Douse,
with the aid of Hoover and tJie Do
prossioti, and it can ]?at itself on the
back for having done the country a
great service in so doing.
ITow far are we removed from the
jungle? Men, women, and little child
ren by the thousands, gathered to the
spot where Dil linger was shot down
bv department of justice agents, and
many of them smeared their shoes
with his life-blood, that had ebbed
out 'in the streets of Chicago. LaterJ
the aging Indiana farmer, his father,
bereft of his erring son, could scarce- j
lv bury his dead in peace, for tho
throngs of the aurious and the corn
era men of tho tnovinlg picture cor
.porations and the newspapers. Some
day, perhaps, we can lay claim to be
ing a civilized people .
Tho plan to plant a strip of trees
across the burning, bucolic west from
Canada to the Mexican bordqr, is a
huge undertaking, but it is also]
strikingly simple, and will doubtless
be effective in prevontiag the gran-|
ery of th? aatioa J^gi^hecaming n
new d?
greatest
' wefl-Wnf
maa,' an
planting
tihc foaesti Hffio
simplest, Htast
of the pe faew
It horsf
sense t hat
and
up
call the for this
reason, M
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? JVo point jiii v hoy, wild Mvs lu.e
in ;i lift* of prime, to tli,: fa to ot
voting Johnny Dill iiyrer. -\olodv cast
get* I ?v -with it. That is ci'1 i cai.-on,
it'i there were siot many others, for
l>? ? 1 1 1 decent nnil lionr-it; an ! obeying
the rules of tin* game as set up Ky or
giitii/cd society.
A.i ;l general rule thi> paper is
oil tin* sitlw of organized iaiior;, Inn.,
aiiy set of men who would go on ;i
strike in tli.' stock yard.^ at a time
like tlrs, when the fanners art* suf -
fering f wnn the prolonged drought,
when the lan.il i> parcho,;! and cat! h'
perishing, ami t!i .s siop. expedition,
?>l" livestock in ill" packm*: ct . t er>.
costing dstressed fanners millions ol
dollars, ami briiigiirg further siil'IVr
i ii?T to suu-blisSercd livc->t.:ck, are not
entitled to symprH liy t'roar .hivImmIv
Any men who would push I heir own
claims at the expense of thv Mift'er
iiig of others, ^ a re little removed
from the jungle, he those /men pluto
crats of great wealth, or common
laborers.
. 1 j. Spalsliury, who fok* the past
two years luis been superinli lii'i-iit of
the Indian Agency at Cherokee, wili
he transferred, en A i; _;!ist 1 i/u tie
Indian Bureau I'ieM Si,f\ic.-; tin'"
Harold \\ . Kuj.1i | v\ i II succe- d lii.i.' at
! (.Iienjkee. M r._ Spal>burv has made
many frauds IieVe Since coming to
Cherokee. With the change of admin
istration, at Cheroke.e will also cOllle
a new deal for Indian 'children, in
that plans that 'have heen niadf* by
Mr. Kpalsbury .and Commissioner Col
lier, for the discontinuance of the
honrding school at Cherokc am!
transjiortation of, the eliihlreii to t lir?
schools hy hus, will he put into effect
The new buses were unloaded at
Sylva, this week. The plan of tin*
new deal, as exemplified hy such men
as Spalshnry and Collier, is to quit
trying to make white people out of
the Indians, but to bring out the best
in Indian character, lore and tradi
tion thus making the best Indians, and
to encourage the learning of Indian
arts and pursuits, at the same time
giving the Indians as large a voice
as- possible in the management . of
their own affairs. We, who have, lived
as neighbors of the Chcrokeos all our
lives, think the ideals of the new
deal are most commendable. It would
be another tragedy in the long In
dian history to continue the old poli
cies of the Indian Bureau.
RICHBERG IS POWER IN
ADMINISTRATION CIRCLES
( Cont imied f rom Page 1 )
Mr. Tckes sent for it, the White
House staff discovered that it had
not been signed, hut had noted upon
it; "Held up temporarily because of
political objections by P.M.G." Mr.
Farley had discovered that. Professor
Finch voted for Hoover in 1928!
Some surprise has been expressed
over the appointment of Joseph P.
Kennedy, long a Wall Street specu
lator to head the commission which
is to regulate security * exchanges.
But those who know Mr. Kennedy say
that ho is absolutely honest and en
tirely dlevoted to President Roose
velt, a life-long intimate frienl, and
add that it is hettcr to have a man
who knows what it's about than an
other Brain Truster in that job.
There was more surprise over the
naming of .Tames ^ P. Moffett of
Standard Oil- to head the board ere
af -d iimler t Ik' new Hottsim; Act !
I ? ?i t "yon n u: Mr. AlrlTett is ;ili<it her fil j
fW" I*rit>irli'n('s intiniat-.s, r< ,rar.!eil '
. -1
:i> a mail of s'ouitil jui'ljjhie.ii! at.'' '
?: at i'xrtulivt' ; talent. His }?|><>oiii? "
iin ilt is' taken as another in?Jit-ct? '
b* tin- 'urowth of eonserv alive inl'Iv.- ?
<\ in" Adtiiini-i ration af lairs.
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