i JACKSON COT7IVi Y JOURNAL
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l*obU*b?d Waet?y By TU
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Kotered as wcond class matter *
i'o*t Office ** Sylva?
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DAK TOMPKINS, Editor
This would be -A poor X ww ,0 !'n 1
f' east los in Spain;
King 'tK'
Starf tile Garter: <>ut 11''1,1"1"
JSita. w^X."?v;-|
nioiits.
The Suprmc Court uiay b' -nm
ir.une to public ..pin* a and pr..vaj
from citlu-r of tlu- *her voordauu.
brauohpa of tlu< IVder I t,0\;'lt/
but it seemetli to us that *e d Uc>
a much more favoraW, aViUifr 10
ward the NVw 1**1 P"!uu'>lhl
decisions ot the ??mat'?>!? ?*?'
sineo the Prudent pw'l^"1 ?'
form ot the judicial*.*.
The Municipal swinimiir- pool,
pioerly .;ondoct?<1. and u- brim,
it wili be. will prov?' i' s"niv0 01 '
great deal ot healthful ami inaoe.ic
pleasure to a grva many ol our poo
pie. a drawing card lor tuuw-ifc.
and a wal ass.-t to the camimmdy.
But, it could al*? easily pro\e Uip ?<
versa. It is important tluit it ue
started off on the right track. I'
will be easier to kisp if '<!
Dwight IVjinl, young W'h < ai*l
Jinian, undor so:itni?c t? die toni-'a
in Texas, on a murder ?-!iarge. tail ?
in an attempt to duplicate his n.at 1
Carolina record and escape, thr.mgl?
the front door ot the pcaiu ntiai'>
4'The mills of the gods grind slow
]y; but thicy grind cxt- din- tine
Darling of a prominent and well ???
<lo family. State C ollege studmt a:"<
foot-ball player, robber siud muni V
er, sentenced to die, ?*ommutfd i"
life imprisonment, escaped. Y. Mi C.
A. worker and society bandit in Mil
waukee, killer in Texas, di\s to.vuht.
This is tho record of Dwight Heard.
There is nothing more mu\ than tlu
oertainty of retribution.
Civic prido demands that th'v con
dition of tike streets ot' Sylva be in
proved. We do n?i moan that n w
paving should he laid, or that an;,
costly construction or repairs h
niadu; but that the unsightly irasi .
paper, garbage, and what have \ '"a.
be kept off the streets, vaOuit lots,
and sidewalks. That would cost ??n 1;
a little time and cooperation on the
part of the business people ol thv
town, who should be more interest
ed than anyone else, with the author
ities, The town had Mill Sine
cleaned three 01* lour times witl'?:t
the past two weeks, yc;. within -1
horn's there was little appi\,e:abl
difference in its appearance. T' <?
town has a good incinerator. Wliv
not use it?
NAZI HONOE VINDICATED
The German Nazi government had
to vindicate its high honor and
maintain its standing as a ^
power by shelling, without warning
a Spanish seacoast town, crowded
with viivilian women and children
refugees from the civil war, in re
taliation for the bombing of a Nazi
man-of-war, by Spanish places. In
I ho same manner, Italian honor re
quired the conquest ol Ethiopia and
the butchery of h'Hpl'-ss people, just
as > Japanese honor had demanded
slaughter of hapless Chinese, and
' the taking from China of her fair
est province*.
We trust that Nazi honor is suf-j
ficiently vindicated. Of course the'
women and children i;i the ]ittl? '
Spanish town had nothing t.o do |
with the warship incident. They;
probably knew nothing about it. Bui'
Carman warships opened a boiiittard j
mont upon them, without warning, j
They were not even given the oppoi - j
tunity to run. But their broTen bod
ie6, and their blood, spilt in t!?
streets ?E a little Spanish town, have
paid the debt. Nazi honor is viadi-j
cated.
106 IS ON THE WAY
The early completion of Highway
106 from Sylva to the South Caro
lina line s"* rritl ;n in the stars. Hi,,
condition of 106, the road rcqustvd,
by the county commissioners, two
tdccades ago, as the first road of th ?
State Highway System to ho built in
Jackson, has retarded the develop
_? ment of the county for years. Every
way he turned, in contemplating for
ward steps ho ran,up against th?
need for this highway as a first cor.
sicberation.
With the ?stablishment of th;
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park and the construction of the
W^xway acrose Newfound Gap, k
?Wtoent to anyon? that if
Svlva and .Jackson cam:;
is:.p their ^ "hRle 01 tti? b?S?fi.S
of tho park, 106 must bo built.
Ever since the present writer ??s
sununl the editorial ehr:r ?' 1,1
j.umal. ;< ??i ;? r\mn
aao this lKiiu ir *>?'?<
sistently advoeated th,pudding of
100 111 season si ltd Hit, WC hav4
written and worked i:, the iut.res.
oi' this road.
All that is water that>,Iia? pa?sd
' uiul'T the bridge; and 10o :s uu til
way to becouunjr a lvality?a dream
como true?an idea vindicated.^
The next steps in this eni-ity's de
velopment. so far as highways arv
foiuonvd. are the iinpruvi ?vnt or
ihe seeoudjuy' I'^ads to the po nt
wlure they aro ti;aviable the >ear
around; and the K\tri.miiVV. at the
earli' st possible dale, Th:* edn?
struction of ;i project on the I>lue
Kidjre Parkway in th<- P>'lsam nil's*.
WASHINGTON NEWS
(Continued iVom |>iige ono)
and put the'-auuinnst w. ion ?n re.
liei's<inar''ly upon Jieui
This v.ould I'll! a !?rak;- upon ill
:,.i,.:tnds , a<: ? '?.< I he "Mnyor's L<>1=
hy" ami tik- si site ^vermes t'ci ni"i<
Federal relief money. No polifiea1
suh-li\ isi.iii could uot a cent more
S.h.i^it .?'* "-v :,i5t' t.) put
HO i I rv .? J if. Ill tl: ".TV t :T-';irth?l as
,i sound and workable plan. ??: prac
tice, polities beinsr w lira it is. s<vai
doitbtt'u! i^t would I e w, IitjuhmI
eiulliisi::stieaily hy 11t-.' sta{ s \yli eh
h;>ve put up u?; money, or n vie t'?
speak of tt\r irlii i', l-ui have ?Main
;><] hundreds of .u'']ii?ins i r >u I itele
s?u?. ?
CULLOvYHES HIGH FINALS
({*oiulii?-?i fitr i j'ajre one)
Daves, as he-t i;"-! athhte: \ r[ij,
Brvsoii as l? \s( ii?.y atiilety, jM'id-'
Lo- P.r.vsoti, lor di-am'yiies; Oe]
IlHle^-did?il-1 :,)1" Sid.?-lar*!'jp.
Ruth Eleanm- F.!!lo.. pr-rdia^M^hip
Maine Asln\ and jh line .vlik 'ls.,a>
ht >t student's 'l! e?vi,s.
!*.i'd r,('i--s f*!'s{ "isiij Ce? 1 iiirjit. -
?.v > ?! ? i a ward i d 1?> f' Mar
?jrainer. Vivien D.nvs. Ir-ne tlio n
Lucilr IfiHi;, ;;-. < I'd! M d?!Ii:-t -ll.
Rcva Pa,inter. Tli lnp l'l iPii s. ?'
tina Prfssl.'y. IV-iy^L e IVi ?? Kdit!
Seago; Carol \u S{ ill \ve!i. ( bd'? Tay
lor Saunters. Ad.ah Wall, I- In ?'?>se
phino V.'ike, AIr.l. 1 Ito z W ke. Wan-I
Wike/:feet?lia ^ond, and-Kitby ??'.
Wjodrinij: . j \
CARD OF THANKS
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We v.ish to thaiik all our trie'tK^
f'?r the kindu ss sliowu during tin*
illness nlnl dial!i <f our lather, end
also for th:> ll(?r;i! ofTerinvs.
THE ALBERT DAVES FAMILY
POTATO PLANTS ]V,|f SA1F,
W. C'. Allison, Sylva, N. C'.
PAIN
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Ore coal of Pee Gee Mastic Psfcit
is made to eo next to tF 2 v.'ood . ..
tie other next to the vcather.
1 hat's why the.y protect your
house Letter. Iteep it L-Igfiter. an<; f
more beautiful t*:>a 3 coats ot
c "dinary piint
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It cosis Icr.s to paint your home
>???' u .J'.r tliis sci-.^lilic sys'.sin . . . ar.J
ii.e Pee GiC viuJett Man nak'.r
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t'.- p'oy'tl fi% liable Pair.Ur
SySva Coal and
Lbr. Co., inc.
James Morris,
Painter
'Phone 71 i
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Perto Rico. TTtitc Spanish Jnp-afce , i-kr.rlJo for Tfco Jooroal Rtid got
Hi as, -lor ton Tan, leiaa Po- t) n !>a*ior.al, 3t*itc and Conn y news.
rato Plants 20c p<?r 100; $1.75 per -$1.0.1 t!:?-* vr-f?r. in lir1 * >?unlv.
1000. J. O. Fisher, Shell Swicj* Stu ? r~[ '
ticii, Whiltier, N. C
f.ook at voi!]* i.'i bel. 1'ia:
your- subscription e>:
GLENN FUNERAL
, ... HOME
l>.ml? If so. lot: us iiav?Ambulanoe Service -
your renewal so that you, | Sylva,N. C. Phone 55
won t miss a copy. 11
Here's hoping you success,
SMOKY MOUNTAIN GRILL
Waynesviile Candy Company
Waynes vii Je, N. C.
N! At the Grill von can obtain:
I J UN ALU SKA SANDWICHES, ROB
INSON CRUSOE PEANUTS and "
ality candies, ...
Supplied by us.
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F-R-E-E F-R-E-E F-R-E-E
At the
Smoky Mountain Grill ?
, Thursday, June 10
Opening Day?Your choice of
R. C. Cola - Ccce-Ccla - Br. Pep
per - Bireley's Orangeade - Bilt
more Ice Cream- or Tom's
Summer Ccnd'tes
With each "Red Hot"
RED HOTS - 10c <
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Balsam Bote
BALSAM, NORTH CAROLINA
Extends Greetings to Our,
Neighbors and Friends in
? Sylva and Jackson
County
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You are cordially invited to
visit our summer hotel. i
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We treasure your friend- j
ship and good will. j
J. C. Stiles, Yates Green, J
Lessee ? Manager '
Paul T. Harber,
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Ass't Manager and Publicity Director j
Season opened June 1.
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You will find a full line of Gulf
C I ' " rt
Products at the
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SMOKY MOUNTAIN
Service Station, supplied by
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Gulf Oil Corp.
' ' v ? ' ? C ' " " \ ? - 'l.
S, W. Enl.oe, Distributor
Drain and fill up with GULF
PRIDE motor oil. GULFPRIDE
leads the motor oil field.
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Sylva Army Store
The Home of Low Pri
ices
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fUMMERi/
MONEY
SAVINGS
Starts Wednesday, June 2nd
A store wide event planned
months ago to save, you
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money
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Buy your summer needs now
at low prices
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97c
Sanforized Shrunk
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Wash Pants
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sizes 29 to 42
97c
Fast Color Pro shrunk
$1.25 Value
Dress Shirts
$1.94
White Brass Oxfords
Genuine Goodyear Welts
I,;
p?*? ~v>
fe. ; h ' ? \ .
Isit?
97c
AE Wool
Bathing Suits
Built In Supporer
97c
220 Weight
Sanforized Shrunk
Overalls
A Typical Array Store Value
59c
AU Cclors
Button and T e Necks
Polo Shirls
$1.94
Star Brand Shoes
G:nuin? P^c:> So!?
BOYS' PLAY SHORTS
EOY'S PLAY SUITS
69c
SUMMER WASH GAPS
25c
SHIRTS AND SBOBIS
25c
WHITE LEATHER bELT
25c ^
COVERT WORK SB#19
49c