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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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THE MOUNTAINEER
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Waynesvllle, North Carolina
The County Seat of Haywood County
Published Bv
THE WAYNES VILLE PRINTING CO.
T. CURTIS RUSS - - Editor
W. Curtis 1uss and Marion T. Bridges. I'ubj-hcrs
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AM) EMDAY
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MEMHEHS OF THE SSOC I TFI) PRESS
AND THE L N IT 11) l'lil- .S-s
luf Associated Press .ir.d V- .! lt .. ..' e'V'tlrll ex
clusive" lo the use fin :e-:..' .. . . ' t ' 1 :.
rews primed in this newspaper as well as a!i At' :nal I P
rews dispatches
We Favor Passage Of The Bill
Rep-. Grover C. Davis has introduced a bill
in the House of the General Assembly which j
would prohibit curnivals, gambling, immoral,
vhiiv and fortune telling within Haywood.;
The- bill not only would place the guilt on
the jutrtiei- owning the shows, but also on
the spoiisoi.' and the person owning the land
or building where the shows or carnivals sot
up for business. !
The stand of this newspaper on carnivals
:s we'l known. We have always been against
them. We have seen large ones here, and
we have seen small ones here, and to this
liatt have not seen where they were worth
while. In ewry case, they have proven to be
n urt at liability.
We have alwavs felt that the countv will
TheyTl Do It Every Time
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NATIONAL EDITOR! A I
ASSOCIATION
lar better off not to have such places of
amusement, if they can be termed that, to
' 'pei ate in our county.
Tins newspaper hopes that Mr. Davis' bill
; .. - both the House and Senate and be
v ' . . . i a law.
Cnnjtma
A5JUC
FRIDAY. FEBRIWK Y IS.
Good Points And Had Points To
Inspection Law
We are disappoir.'.e -:
iinttee of the General A-.m ' ' '
lav. : a'!'!'- on the b:'i t- cr-
pectnn of motor vt i ie.t -
We reaoilv rr.it : : .' ' '''
bv tile 1947 Gcner.o A-t r: i : ''"
toree Januarv 1. I'M'-'-. ::.-. : ; "
We realize. :". that . :
is perfect the hrst yva; ' ' "" '
tion. Regariiiess .!. !..";:'
leel that the .nsivct'- id v. . 1
ficial.
The rec i '.'Is -h ' : . ' :
unsafe vehicie .. ' : ; .
ing the m o;'.!, Jj-''. : '. h:
hides were checki-r ; ..' ! i 1 :
had somethniL: wien .. '. ' : '.'
had faulty brakes; 14 : : ;"
Steering and wht( i a., v ;.
out ot everv lo" ..
Another mtert . O" !.' ' a re
is that the (iea' : : i t a I ;. :
were fewei than the pi , t ...
the fact that then v. .:.- '.
vehicle reutistrat ..'i ''
After one eai '!'!.:,' . :
now--!t seem.- t::at
defects shu iwn tip m
';ood derived trom
sides to get toyethe.
will be beneficial. ;h
those using the hr.
Haywood An Average County
Haywood county has often been referred
to as the "average North Carolina county."
This is more fact than fiction, according to
the recent reports coming from Raleigh. In
numerous instances, state appropriations
have been broken down to county levels,
and m almost every instance, Haywood's
.-hare is one-hundredth of the total.
That makes the figuring easv for Havwood
tesklents in trying to study pending legis-hitio;-,.
Out of every SI 00 spent for state-wide i
projects. Haywood on the average gets $ 1. !
K'.om the proposed $2(M) million road prn--ivm.
Havwood would get about $200.000. !
17. 'in the $102 million education program.
Hayw 1 would get about $100,000. I
Hem., average county, it is easy to tell j
at a 'lance just what the share will be in 1
."liars and cents.
I?oc old Joe Kalsominl-he A6ed ten
YEARS, MIXING JUST THE Rl6HT COLOR FOR.
THE INSIDE OF THE RM0UL& BOOKCASE
NO.'NO! NO.' THATS NOT A )
I Cl lllC-T IDCEH I LlAlCll'T
tM EVER SEEN SUNSET
VW ! IT MUST MATCH THIS
v. DOT IN THE DRAPES
PERFECTLY- f
l
Z3i and hoiv' do yoj f M
Vi LIKE OUR HOUSE, NOW V qAi
r it:-, - - v la'iriakrt.M T fl
cupk iw king FKunm s n i ic ate, im wnRij Kir.HTy reserve!' Ifmil1' tjig3e x'rS' "Jsyy ' ftrrfi
By Jimmy Hjujc
So WHAT? WSTJFFE0 'TSO rJLLOF
300KS N080DV WOULD 'Jf
, IT WAS SUNSET GREEN OR M00NLI6HT PINK
1
Rambling
Bits Of Human Interest News ,,
A lie 1V11MIIHJ1
IIIIII-.T S,C
Looking Back Over The Years
15 YEARS AGO I Cavalry visits
Hoy Scout tniitim" -chool (o bo T. Crawford
lii'ld m March.
his inoi In r. Mi
O I.,
tovs lor
inns
lii'iuy- i-ilk-
poiii
;ilre;nl npairiny
lor not Chris't-
:i i ii In! first place in tin
(let l.lin.llloll Ioiliest spon-
the 1) A K.
I'tltifta! tor
is held ;;l l'ir
Mrs. Annie M. Welch
t Baptist Church.
SI'. nil in ea-li i- oll'erod by
.Mountaineer to person finding sev
en errors on pane ot advertising.
Drunken Drivers
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We heartily agree with Judge Dan K.
.Moore m his charge to tne grand jury, when
he pointed out the necessity of upholding
i in highway patrolmen in enforcing the
laws. Wc also like the manner in which
Judue Moore rapped drivers who take the
wheel while drunk, or drive recklessly. -
We further agree that wc have five good
patrolmen in Haywood and records show
that drunken drivers are being reduced to
a minimum, but then even a minimum is too
many.
Those who travel Haywood highways while
under lnflut-'ttee of liquor might as well
. eidize now that if one of fhe five patrolmen
ea'.ch them, and they go before Judge Moore,
they will get to pay the penalty of the law.
We have often said that the maximum pen
alty of any law yet written is not too severe
t or the pei son who drives while' under the
influence of intoxicants.
Miss I S i ! - l.ane Ouinl.in dirorts I
musical comedy. "Cotton ISIos- i li;l'list Church
-om-.' m Marion. i -
10 YEARS A(i()
The citizens of Sm;; - Cr. ok
Township of .Jackson Celine, sub
mit petition lo leiiM.ii tin- i.-kini; t
to secede from .Jack-oi. -come
aniiesed to II, o v. oed i'i ::;' .
Dan Walkins. Chev : oiei m .-m-ayer.
jumps info i uo-.iw,:, i.mk
and steel's it I In oiili 1 1 1 1 .:!! ,: '
Main Street . The dri erii - - 1 rai k
-tarted rollinu baekw..,.! l,n
: m n
i an
men
ina! i
lii for iire
iii at Camp
HA I ,
- Hilda M l.eal heruocid joins
PS and i- ill training at
( o".,v. X. Y.
- I ock. H.-tpmd. daughter of
'lot Mrs. Charles Francis, is
:i ed ho me demons! rat ion
mi' Penan Cnunlv,
It's surprising the things one
hears in passing: for instance We
heard a man tell another man thai
he was on his way home now anil
that was his old wreck walling lor
him across the street. We rooked in
the direction lie pointed . . . and
we slill don't know whether he re
ferred lo the dilapidated jallopy
or the irate lady standing on the
curb.
Another thought; wlx-n you arc
in trout of the Court liouse and
desire to so to the Post Office,
do vou no ; t TOWN or DOWN
TOWN?
There is no more beautiful
I sight than the cameo-like etcbinu
1 of the mountains a"ainil the ufter
! glow of sun et. Kach mountain is
j outlined w ilh liie distinctiveness of
j a penciled line, all blending to
Igether into a panorama of inde
scribable fj'andeur. At this time of
ye.'.r, the bare fingers of the trees
trace a silhouette against Ihe rose
colored -k .
Anent these chilly morninps; if
there is anything that will stir
up one's ire it is a motorist warm
in); up his motor right under
your window at five thirty A. M.
It seems as though every second
the engine would explode . . .
and you almost wish it would.
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Capital Lett
By EULA NIXON C; K I I NWOOD ,
Miss Hessie
ard (ler; im:cr.
Snvder wed- liich-
All Will Have A Part
Under the jre-er.' i
county cannot pa: ' i'. ; t a " -is
close to the hea: ' - :
the Memorial Plot ;r ( h
A measure introdvieed .:
sembly by Reji. Da v.; ,:
county and town to coM:
development o the '.
S.i.L'OO was set up :.: :..
Havwood ha.- be;i
ti uctin" a suitable m arra
women of the count'.- wk
The plan as is beitK
a beautiful memori,.! 1o
who gave their own all.
A Rich Feeling
As-
Ml-
n 3 'id
rvi'-e.
make
ir.on
Uncle Sam has on his records, the names
of Haywood citizens who own more Than six
millions of Savings Bonds. That is the re
port just issued by the treasury department.
Many of these bonds were bought during
the war, and are still intact. Others have
been cashed, and yet hundreds of thousands
'f dollars have been put into bonds during
he past year.
This six millions is a good backlog for the
day when perhaps the money will be needed
worse than right now.
The sum owned, and the thriftiness of
Haywood is encouraging.
I.I. Harry Crauiord of the I'. S.
VOICE
OF THE
PEOPLE
Are you in favor of repeal of the
state's motor vehicle inspection
pro; rant?
Johnny Johnson - - "I certainly
'lo not. I think the inspection
Inniiiaies un- de vehicles from the
oad. I would like to see the in--peclion
reduced to once a year."
Rosemary llerm."' 1 a
checkcr parly.
a YJ '.AKS .U.O
Charles Caddis r v. inn
Mi-
lAilOl 1
lanelie I'urgin Roes to
New s to v isil relat ives.
Ka'tcn hoard moves oll'ices
II; I 1 1 . 1 ( 1 1 1 1 v
into
WIIFIiK TO GET THE MONEY !
Pi ople have b"en wanting to'
know where (iovernor Kerr Scott
was going to gel the money for his 1
."go forvvaid" program. Fast Thitrr ;
! day niL'ht he appeared before ai
(o-orj
Font:
of Hal
('.!'..( e
Sli-1
III,,
UNCLE ABE'S LETTER
Much Sloan.
safety me; Mire
must '."
Jr. No.
1 consider
MIRROR OF YOUR MIND
(ffm p t
By LAWRENCE GOULD
Consulting Psychologist
"nothing to cling to." On the
other hand, a person who has a
deep-rooted sense of insecurity
that dates back to his childhood
often has a very hard time learn
ing to swim. For to swim success
fully, you must be able to relax
and trust the water to support
you, and that kind of relaxation
is impossible to a victim of scvcie
"anxiety neurosis."
I.. K. F.arbcr "I am definitely
lot. I thir.k ii is one of the finest
aft "aai'il- toward highway -afetv
re could iviv-ihly have. Doing
iwav wilh it would he a slop back
ward." M. T. Bridges ' Ant completeh
' do think the in-peclinn should he
ut lo once a year. I al o think it
wouui no wen lor tile state to
lurnish a mechanic at the hispce
ion lane- to make minor adjust-
llOl'.v" 0
J. M. Long - I think, in a way.
t would h. a good thing. There
ic oar- which cant pass inspor
ion hut would never cause an acci
lent because they cant make
-nough -pi ed. and it is sometimes
i hard-hip to the owners to have
hem repaired. On the other hand,
minv accidents are caused bv driv-'!-
of !-. which will stand in
spection ai .-fn time, and who drive
'mi la-t."
Howard Bryson I don't think
d should he repealed hut I do
'hink there -Itould be some (hang
's in the wax if ,v hanrllcd. For
lUIIIJi. II s,()lf s(,
nai in-peclion could h
"iv unip. and n wuld
"' '"'i'1 :l the stati
mechanic to make
mcp;-. such as to light
for a nominal fee."
up SO
given at
save a lot
furiiish,.,
minor adjust-
;it the lane
It the happy girl the type men like bed?
Afwr: A girl who is reason
ably popular with men generally
it a happy person indeed, it's her
bPPy. cheerful disposition that
makes people like her. But the
type Of. girl whom men "go nad
bout" and who is swamped with
date and invitations may be thor
oughly unhappy, even though she
is too smart to show it. She knows
all the tricki of "glamour," but
baa no real interest in men except
to use their admiration to quiet
bar Meret self-doubt, which in
turn went let her feel or enjoy
rai to tt the sets it v
Does dreaming of drowning
mean fear of water?
Answer: In Itself, No. Few
dreams can be taken quite so lit
erally. Dreams of drowning are
mostly "anxiety dreams" in which
water is a symbol of the world in
which the dreamer feela be baa
(Coiijnght, m, King Fwlua tntimtt, Uc).
Are mental patients often jeal
ous of their doctors?
Answer: Yes, particularly peo
ple who arc being psychoanalyzed
and have made the needed "trans
ference" to their analyst of their
childish feelings toward their par
ents. There are psychoanalysts
who take elaborate precautions to
prevent their patients seeing one
another because of the Jealousy
they fee) at realizing that the do
not have their doctor all to them
selves. And there are cases on
record in which finding that the
analyst Is married has led t dia
astrous fit of jealous fury.
Letters To Editor
nmci.-rss ix haywood
Editor The Mminiam,., ,-.
Tin last issue f (). Mountaineer
Nis pot come I see n,,.,, vo,, hav(,
been prescnlerl with a pIn()Ue fr
your vynk in forwarding all good
causes in the county. It is an honor
wen oesioived. 1 have never seen
anything lilto the splendid report
nvcn in me paper of the work of
our countv agents. Such recogni
tion and sch backing is most v.nli..
able lo the county .
Our record for Jack of accidents
on the highways for 1949 is a splen
did one. I suggest the value of put
ting a 1948 box for the same dale
alongside your 1949 box of that
date. This will drive home to every
one just what we are doing in 1949
in reducing accidents on,(h(. high
ways. I see that in nearly every issue
you publish an honor roll tor one
or anotner of the various high
(Continued on page three)
APPYTITF SIM. I. OX THE
RAMPACK!
Mr. 1.(1. A in. 01 ri. - mo sav ; i
Fin niakin' a mistake hi .'mini Ap.
pylite with a kaonal letk i . no! !i ;
me I ain's. caze its 1 ol the moa-l
important v.onh or .-ubje'-k- in 'he
Inglish lang-wi.j -cr-m! t li.it I
ever masti-kated upon
iii.. .1 i .
iiuiii i ne won v. i! .n:t:v ;ir
he bundance I herein ohe ea
wuz created, the itihie e, i
man mite eat an' be lull V.
then we wus giv i n a den e or
kerin' big a-ntifl' to eat it un. '
Scripters dont sav en'tliin.: Ii
voman eatin' to the brim: i.ni
n' as how Eve wus created !,
dam's rib. 1 reckon, that v i" ,,
PPYTITE shood he a I i .
nans. 1 sumlimcs llnnk hits I
-ier.
Since my la-l letter. Ink-
ppvtite has reach! flu : r.- .
ills done kivvercd Mi Ai i
jn's a-goin' on' Ai ' I tm
wonder if it will eve: '-a. I ,
o a doctur thev told m vv n.- ,
n Appytites over hen : lai aio
lad '.-.plained lo him, Hk do.
he only doctcnl Appetite- i !
lol down, an' he didn i no m e
a ha( docterd dow n.
"Well, then can v e 1 1 I1 no ' h,
; axt. "do you think I've o: i i ,:
.vurni?" He sorter ihumnl me. u
d me 'round lo the Fte. then -i
"Slick out v( r i un'.," I ; .,
ie de do that : t hen In Ic!! i ;
mice. (I node he'de do that. !,.
How du a fi ller's pulce a k'
v hen he's got a I ape-w m ill du
1 al. Hut In m vi r an . m nl i
iep on counlin'. ("ours, he did
.v.int an ord'nary lavm' i-.i .n to
the -iki-Ii.
I'i'i'lv he sez: "You aint gol no
itidv ea-'-huns of tape-vvurm. You
ii'ind ;.-iad 1 in time as if il vvuz
i ess- j,;, i,, bave it out of timer
it :( did voti ve kast it off
e lei'dincv lo be anemick in
- i possible in-aelivily of -"
'o i:o doc." seZ "you'll hall
. k out of Fncle Abe's Dick-
hut
j joint session of the Legislature, and
as deltly and nonchalantly as an
did poker playir slinging out the
I cards he m.ide Ihese suggestions
' for men tax money: one cent a
jbollle on fountain and bottled
drinks 'S4,0(( WIO-: a !() per cent
I lax on ainusements SI .700.000) :
raise State liHome tax brackets
S. I -oo.otio i ; tax on cigars iiiim one . Thev
cent lo three cent.-, depending up- i sm ol
on price 'SI. 200.000 i ; lax on cigar- ; U(
clles of one cent per package '$.).-Ml,, so
IKiO.OOO': r.iis' tux on spiritous li-; ded
quors to 15 per cent i$2.500.000i. j ';,i lo ,
oilier suggi sttons lor raising taxes: j , ,.lh ,
insurance premium tax: collections ,,,, ,,a ...
'il 'Ml
to la
s'hun;
'!'.' to 111,
buck' I In
1!
ed I ii
progiai'i I
he vv as I,,
'in" o' un i...j
nig i". t i ling Mcs-
Wele s:i;i'iH(!
si 111 had Di.idt'nc
Will i I in '.!,:, Ii,:.
hi- ainhllii'iis (()
' r lianSf
"ii-sira.
Id iitier
r-i'i u.-ar.
Ml.'ll
vv he,, y.inr
lilt
sez he. i motor
111: -sJiH S OX A ROM) STEP i excise
I ' ' ,' ' .'' iaiei': Sim i' nobody can
: ' Mr. I'd i i it. an' stayin' on
bv !iiee Soulier Mkls. lan-
Ui more. I've
Iep. towhi
i .si, ue nieoioe lax u payioll oe-ivvav
duel ioii-: gross leceipls tax on ho
lob: s iick Iransler tax: unincorp
orated business franchise lax:
v'( hide til le transfer tax:
tax on banks: and disallovv-
tiioo of pre-i'iil exciiiplion of cer-
I)
p;iii i in
the a -s
il' Whlls
lo l. ke a hold
Or lid' i m s- 0 vVes'
1 - i ! I ir!(l miles Iriiin here.
'I a In i oil loan what live
il'' y ' ;i h. h;e k-.'.or,,
; " till I aiiibunl:-: litis p
, '. I i i,t
' I'-.r's ,i ii,. man at mv
ml', him I h', eve.
"'ii' H'lini me soon --- an'
: : a
l'n !e Abe
lain corj
locks
i-ai'-U!'-1
win- h h
o '
ipa ' 1 '!,
ii. fiirke:
r!i"l. It
till ni
I!:l;.!l11it:
,. 111,-
Tin:
Msio c').fe::e.cf - A- ; In tl , 1 1 .
1 h i -. col u m a told v ou la I Week, the I jyinmr
E' lMrliu, ha I j . ( o oleadini' I'oiTini"" 'I I"
i! .id. iee from Ihe Gov- 1 J few i it
oi'H. finaiici
i ii'ir.
i.i ; i!er . i,
Mil;. I'l (ph.
' Jil l Iji
II Tl:
for
the
can
the (a neial Assembly
I ed a ( (inl'ei cure wit h
''lid on Wednesday j ei inn
mil i. he uivltei m
" Mansion Frank Tav-
K i i r Seol I .
ni:!-;. F, iii
in nod to t
Ini ol (h.ld'.hori:, Larry Moore of
WiKon. Grady Ranking of Gas-
V
ws Of Other
Editors
MOTItEi: OF 5.-, COCNTIES
: H. old
ll i'lLO
is no -,' -.: ii.ir.n
ci '. i;i- to, ,i in?!
of the liirtll
"! Edwin Palo (,f Laurin'burg, Dow n-laifs. m
Ho' e Siua::er Kerr Craitto Ram.'KTilir ih;;!Ml$
-iiv o! -a :r- in is .and Lt. Gov. a( 1 worn d :
'':. 'or oi Wade-boro. These are the, hum ;.i.d - ci!!
chaii ni'. u of the Finance iind Ap- itripat n ; i l.' A'
prooi iitions Committees and the few itiii.uh-
presiding ofiicels of the tw,, h, incut.- 'the I.r-i luturi
Also present were Scott Advisors! i( ontitiiiel
;i-e of 2
known
as
Hlad
"tin
r
d Cl
I les." desires a lit.
'.ion and respect linn, :
' ! rl""il children, -avs Norman i
'' ( i'll"'h of Fli.ahclhtown.
1 Continued on page thn
CROSSWORD PUB
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HEART TROUBLE
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Xjnam figs t0A VNJ
ACROSS
1 Like a wing
5 Rocky cliff
9 Variety of
cabbage
10 In this place
11 Reconnoiter
12 Additional
14 "House ot
16 Aloft
17 Land
measures 18 Comes back
21 Bank-draft
(abbr.)
22 Devoured
23 Was conveyed
uonkey
25 Obese
26 Subsided
28 Chum
29 Music Note
31 Springy
33 God (Babyl.)
34 Music note
35 Brightest
star in
Scorpio
37 Gods of pan
theon (Teut.)
40 A fruit
of Spain
41 Knob
42 Counsel
(archaic.)
43 Prosecutes
judicially
44 Observes
DOWX
1 Consent
2 Comes Into
view
3 Astringent
4 Replies
6 Box
6 King
7 Skill
8 Verbal noun
Solution In Nei 1,1,1
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37 58 39 '',
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No. 8 b r
11 Crust on
sore
13 Projecting
end ol a
church
15 Born
19 River (Russ).
20 Decay
22 Questions
24 Curious
scraps of
literature
29 Genes
27 Ford. "r'i !
28 Fasten
20 Pusses a i'l
througli 8
block iN'uU
30 Othervu.se
32 Weeds of
grain
field? Bb '
S3 Newly mar
ried wnii s"
38 Tow-aid ll.e
lee
38 Coin (i'l'-'
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,e rv
26 Bristle-V 3
organ
38 Fish