War Time Controls Over
Nation9s Economy Abolished
President is going to heed the price ceilings Irom clothing, autoelection returns, and beat the Re¬ biles, building materials, furniture,
paper, coal, laundry.in
publicans to the gun by abolishing metals,
fact everything that still remained
most of the war time controls over under
ceilings after the avalanche
the Nation's economy before the
next Congress meets on January
3rd. Price ceilings on everything
except dwellings, sugar, and rice
were wiped out on Saturday in one
sweeping order bringing speedy
end to OPA.
All government controls on
H*ssr.
¦lahcd, cxtepl1
cggc~^~govern-
ur
ment seized mines and plants.
Mr. Truman indicated that rent
ceilings may be increased even un¬
der control in order to allow ad¬
justments in rents. However, Hous¬
ing Expediter Wynatt said that the
sales and rental ceilings on new
homes built under veterans emer¬
gency housing program will stay
as
is.
The president's
of decontrol actions.
The order became effective at
12:01 a. m. EST Sunday, but price
law violations before that time still
may be prosecuted and business
men are required to keep their rec¬
ords for another year.
Will Hold Honor Court
The Smoky Mountain District
will hold a Scout Court of Hpnor
on Thursday night at the Webster
Methodist church at 7:30 o'clock.
Mack Monteith of Sylva will re*
ceive the award of Star Scout and
other advancements will be made.
John F. Corbin, District Ad¬
chairman will preside
vancement
order removed
at the meeting.
Dr. W. Kermit Chapman
Dentist
Offices In
^OYD BUILDING
Waynetvllle, N. C. Phone 368
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Homecoming Was |
Joyous Occasion
an-patients.
Corporation
GENERAL STORE AND OFFICE
LOCATED ON
CULLOWHEE-SYLVA HIGHWAY (N. C. 107)
3 MILES FROM SYLVA
Crushed Rock, Sand
Gravel, Building Stone
GASOLINE AND OIL
EXPLOSIVES
P. O. Address
WHEN YOU NEED
Sylva, N. C.
QUICK, CLEAN
Extra Heat!
»
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heat in the house.whether in the bed-room, bath¬
room or dining room, in fact wherever you need
quick, clean, portable heat nothing is finer
than an
.
Electric
HEATER
Come in and choose yours
while our stock is still
complete
,
'
¦ And if you've started thinking about Christmas
Shopping, check this list of electric appliances that
would bring Christmas Joy to everyone on your
list:
ELECTRIC MIXERS
JUICERS
HOT PLATES
BROIL MASTERS
BR0ILKING8
HOLLYWOOD TABLE BROILERS ROASTERETTES
EGG COOKERS
IRONS
CHURN8
GRILLS VACCUUM CLEANERS LAMPS RAZOR8
meet on "the sacred precincts"
of the alma mater, as President
Hunter says it, passed with an en¬
during pleasure at Western Caro-
"We Service What We Sell"
W
8YLVA, N.
Giant Plants
50c Dozen
QUEEN PLANT HOUSE
8ylva,
N. C.
SCHULMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
day. All Jackson County helped
to
success, and
make the celebration a
there's little need for enumeration
o* those activities which everyone
enjoyed. One of our greatest pleas¬
ures was to see again the once fa¬
miliar, always delightful, figure of
Professor Robert Lee Madison,
president-emeritus. How well pre¬
war students remember the intense
interest, extreme kindliness, and
Has
We lost the football game, but Truman And GOP Are
those of us who have seen former
To Cooperate
tilts with Appalachian know that
President Truman's
there was much improvement in bidFollowing
for
and capital
cooperation
our squad. Spike Plemmons, once
between
the
two
unity
parties, Rcfrom Sylva, now a hardware ty¬
publicans
everywhere indicated
coon in Hot Springs, would agree
their
willingness to work with
I'm sure. So would Tom Mallonee,
but made it plain
a Weaverville teacher and pro¬ administration,
that
intend
they
prietor of an Enka dry cleaning party principals. to stand by their
establishment, who related an in¬ No criticism was
found in the
cident of a former Appalachian
game, his debut as a Catamount. them all. but most of these menCoach James gave Tom orders to tioned
"go in and take that man out." In County. are_^familiar to Jackson
the huddle Chubby Henson gave
Here in the post-war Western
Tom a peppy, "I'll hit him high, Carolina
Teachers College, we loo».
you hit him low." Tom swears he
forward,
eagerly and with pleasant
hit him low, Henson went high1
into the air, came down on Tom, anticipations, to many and greater
homecomings at a greater and
the Mountaineer broke up the play, more
progressive college.
and to this day Tom believes Chub¬
by pulled that one on purpose. Be¬
fore telling this for the truth, one
should check with Johnny Wilson,
an ex-Sylvan, who came up with
his wife, the former May Queen,
Juanita Porter. Johnny was the
sports writer back then. Now he
takes the public cash for Hursey
Jewelers in Asheville.
There were some other imminent
ex-Catamounts in the stands who
probably would have enjoyed
playing Saturday. Known by the
writer were A1 Shuford, who
mixed football with romance to
remove Betty Bird from the eligi¬
ble females, now Brevard High's
coach; the Marshall Red Tornadoe's
Wayne Bradburn, director of ath¬
letics at Gardner-Webb under
Phil Elliott, once Eng¬
Professor
lish Head at Cullowhee, and his
wife, formerly Helen Painter, a
May Courter and daughter of the
Cullowhee doctor: Sam Ardry, na¬
tive Jacksonian, now helping to
relieve Charlotte's building short¬
age with cement brick; Charlie
Gray, cement brick man at Dillsboro, who brought his wife, for¬
merly Mary K. Owen of Webster;
and many others here before the
writer's time <1939-1942) or not
seen by him.
A few ex-Catamounts from the
baseball and basketball line, with
j
Plenty of
INylons
1200 Pair
ALTHOUGH PAINFULLY HURT during another outbreak of violence in the
Hollywood film studio strike, Charles M. Gerlich, an office manager,
manages to chuckle as he tells policemen and a hospital nurse: "It took
kix of them to get me.M Another studio manager, Algernon Tyson (right)
escaped with some minor cuts on his head and hands. (International)
us.
BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL SHEER NYLONS
President's statement following the
Republican victories of last Tues¬
day. Mr. Truman said. "I will co¬
operate in every proper manner
Now On Sale
CONSTSPATICLJ
Risky in
the]
BAD COLDS
Retained undigested food becomes
Buy these lovely hose for Christmas gifts.
No limit as long as the supply lasts.
causes toxins, which
putrefactive,
overload the liver and other vital or¬
gans of the body, lessening your re¬
sistance to colds and other winter ills
and interfering with their treatment.
take this chance when you can
Why Calotabs?
Calotabs thoroughly
ta^e
yet pleasantly act on every rooVof"
intestines, sweeping out toxinyour
laden putrefactive foods and virusladen
Scbulman's Department Store
STYLE
enabling you to more
effectively avoid or fight a cold. Noth¬
ing acts*like good old Calotabs. Use as
directed. 10c and 25c at all druggists.
mucus,
CENTER
OF
SYLVA
Sylva, N. C.
Take CALOTABS
THERE SIMPLY ARE NOT ENOUGH
NEW CHEVROLETS TO OO AROUND
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relet plant* ore able to produce more and more new
passenger can and trucks, well get more and more
of them to deliver to our customers.
M»onwftHe, at long as shortages do exist, It is our
purpose to apportion cur share of the new Chevrolet*
available fairly and Justly among the many customers,
new and old, whose continued friendship and patron^
age are the keystone of our business.
So that you may have no doubt at to our method of
distribution of new Chevrolet passenger cars and ^
exceptions
as
above,
were
Clyde
Peek and Mrs. Peek, both Bun¬
combe County teachers, he a Mad¬
ison County letterman on the dia¬
mond and basketball court as well;
David Meredith of Guilford Col¬
lege, also a double letterman, one
of the several Merediths to attend
Cullowhee; Roy Phillips, a Cullowhee native of basketball fame,
getting an MA at the University
of North Carolina, seen about town
with Elizabeth Anne "Pete" Hunt¬
er who teaches at Durham; Revis
Frye who drove down from Co¬
lumbia University, a great baseballer; and Bob Wright of Bryson
City, with the former Betty Hodgin, both of whom work with
Sears, Roebuck and Company in
Atlanta, he a former manager of
the Catamounts.
.Id romances particularly fa¬
miliar to the writer were Red
Woody of Sandy Mush and his
wife, the former Allene Jackson,
both teaching in Buncombe; Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Cowan of a Sylva
drug
Buchanan Auto
and Electric Co.
PHONE53
OREGON AND PITZONKA
Farm Agent R. F. Shepherd of
M.tchell County reports a crop of
Ladino clover as 30 inches tall. Can
v anyone top this figure?
new
take courage from his humble and
fruitful life, and ours is the loss
since he can no longer amble with
PANSY PLANTS
for
WINTER BLOOMING
truckswe make the following.
We have many styles and sizes of electric heat¬
ers, including: Sun Bowl Reflector type, Radiant
type, Ray-Vector type, and Fan-forced heaters in
three styles, with or without toe switch control.
We also have the nationally advertised ELECTRESTEEM RADIATORS.
.
with members ®f the congress, and
my hope and prayer is that this
spirit of coopffcttion will be recip¬
rocated."
The tenor of the Republican
comment generally was to the eflect that they will meet the Presi¬
dent half-way, but no further; that
'hey consider the election a "man¬
date" for certain changes.
By JOE LANCE
I Homecoming, that grand and
glorious day when the old and the
Willing
OLIVINE PRODUCTS
Riot Scene
For WCTC Alumni
pleasant courtesy so exemplified
by this gentleman from Virginia as
Veterans he strolled about the campus. We
Seventeen additions to
Administration hospitals have been
completed as part of VA's big hos¬
pital construction program for the
care of 20,000,000 potential veter-
Comedy Relief After
C.
/
store family, already proud
parents; and Mai Wall and Fay
Barger who keep telling them¬
selves they'll take the fatal step
some
,
^cuS5ZoUoySI
i
Chevrolet
OF DELIVERY.New
customer will be asked
of
ACCESSORIES.No
accessories as a condition
to purchase
on
delivery.
apportioned
will be
securing
trucks
and
services,
be
cars
will
public
essential
the basis of: (1)occupational requirements* 5. STATUS OP ORDERS.Customers
true status
the
of
request,
upon
(2) veterans'of date in placing orders.
informed,orders
in our flies.
(3) priority
L PRIORITY
%
of their
an£
Chevrolet
prices
2. PRICES.All new
authorized
the
at
sold
trucks will be of delivery.
current at time
cars
4. NEW
at any time.
Chevrolet
for a new
will be required
trade-in
have a car
3. TRADE-INS.No
not
*
mJjik
your order
welcome
ORDERS.We
who does
customer
any
from
the transac¬
of
time
the
at
to dispose of
who do have cars
Customers
based
allowances
will be given
fair value
and
on honest appraisal
delivery.
at the time of
FOR
YOU
THANK
WE
AND LOYALTY
PATIENCE
YOUR
OF
DELIVERY
AWAITING
IN
tion.
YOUR NEW CHEVROLET
day.
Seen during the
day were Dot
Brigman Shupe, recently editor of
a Baltimore weekly, her old time
pal Alice Stafford, now with a new
not quite understood to the
writer; Capt. Martha Lou Hunter
of the WAC, recently returned
from Germany; Lee Phoenix, sell¬
ing insurance instead of debating;
name
and many, many others. A think¬
ing machine couldn't remember
KIRK-DAVIS CHEVROLET
COMPANY
SYLVA, N. C.
CVT
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