PAGE FOUR
SECTION TWO
VMA-225 Winner
Os Football Crown
In Marines’ League
Sixth Successive Vic
tory In NAAS Intra
mural League
VMA-225 wrappi’il up tli«- Ip
EiUtoh NAAS IntiMP'.ui il I - ■
football championship T u --I l !
night at Hii’ks Fi-M. r»u ug :!
h;ir«l-fijrhtin»r HAMS . am. 21 '• ■ I
M.
The victory, sixth in i row i r
the champions, » - i -on "
one. with HAMS' tw.i lul--«:
coming lati- m thi’ fourth • | ua 1 1 -•: j
on long desperation ita-s, -. I
scores enabled them t-- keep
becoming tin* tii’M shv.tm.: ' ctm
of fht- leagues !-• n.
i’ndef-atod -im--- tlo-ii l
gntne of tin- s.-asmi, tin- V!
Fairies scored tin i 1 '
downs with a vi 1-..1 1• • •> F
different players rt ui.~t•’re«l lli-■
sis pointers.
205-pmnid Halfh.i-A: 1"- ■->
Guthrie got the g-imt-’s • -1 -a.
down early in !ii. s'oiinl ■ i
rapping 1 TP >. lil in -r. h " •
tdast through (ho c-nter of Vile
lino. ,liin Stisti.-o cirri-d hi.- "Wti
'-•fl i-nd l:it• t in 'hr . in. o "d
oh a pit cln ii it piny t<- cr;l. 'll--
sc.tr.- 12-0
To 1 h** Ihi 1 d pc i.-.i, \ M \ 2” -
scored twine niorc wi:!i (I- I'-’
Shaw -rooting around -ml u '
first touchdown, ami Gull
111151 <T--ne Fontiil i-.r tin n’t- ■ !
a 25-yard pa-.-. The P- i.inh •-i |
raised Cot-dick'- 1 • . P
scoring total to p-.in: .
Harold ( Burp Cun 1 !'n 1-e
t-d over for In- \M \ 1
touchdown early in 1 1 -- • t‘- -tiitii p
iod. and big dint 1' : ' ill
his way over for the exit . - I
makinfr the score •'!.! P. I
HAMS then cam to lift
from a short punt I'.-t n -
two touchdown- >.) •• . !
F. Henry hit -I. R. IT 1 1
a Ao-yarder for thr fit -f.
to. star halfhack A. i ■.
yards and the fin -1 -■.■ r
hooted the i-onvi i .11 .1 t’l- r
first touchdown
After (lie -1 tn- :! • • VVI A
coaches. 2nd It. < - - lh-tr
Capr. VV. B. Shield-, e- I
the t-ntir. -if..- •!:•••
team's a.i-c'-tn> hslitta-n!. ’
son. Tin y s.-iid thaw:: 1 •' -.
perat ion of ('..tnma ndin '' 1
eer i.t. Col. .1 y K. M. l
all of the dena l l tn-' t It- ad-. ’' ’
championship would n- > -
possihie.
For pa ii run. 1 in- ' 1
chatnpionshi 11 clit'cn par r
singled out On ’1! I lx K
Km I Tommy Murtli.a .. - 1 ! >
Stalwart- Andy Ja.-'.-• -. Il
Rutherford, D..n ti • I : -
K aminski, Fr-il S' re. .1 1
sons. .lot. Houle. le■ •; -- . -
Maurice Berry.
The seer, by tpii.i(O' -:
VMA-225 P 12 12 T
HAMS 0 P 0 II
Scaring: VF A-22' I' - :--'r.do -
Guthrie (5-yard pint.-- 1: r.
(2-yard run): SI- w I.'. ..!
Cordick (25-yard p; tT■ -- (, h
rie); Pipko (.2-yard run), I' itvt
ter touchdown, I'arson- (painnet
HAMS, touchdown n S' nil— (
yard pass from Henry: 1 : Ki.jiard
(ls-yard pass from Hettryt.
Officials: raylhr. St-fliff and
Hawes.
Haste still pays iiasle. and 1- ---ure
answers leisure;
l.ike doth quit ike. and measure 1
still for measure.
—Shnkrspear- 1
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a Beauty Treatment!
For a “clean as a whistle” CAR WASH, and a “glistening
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Sinclair Service Station WVtfKy
PHONE ISB EDENTON xSmp' I
AMERICA
by will be a lam!
t .m il automation will b*» muvb
j mi';t■ .cinmon. briiis*i ntr significant
I<. .-I’omic ■ u ndits t<* the nation.
Ihr \ itinnal \>>m iation of
M. nufavttnvis <*jt«\s a -}*«■«*, h by
! Robert i\ Tiii'iht. professor of
}'.• !.c.v> A*!mini>t ratiim l'nivor
.t\ »i (b-oigai. rn which antoma-
I ion w.i - <| i sens '.oil,
M- I'urnoi >aiil. in part:
•’The complVt. ly automatic sac-.
*oi\ : ! .pvol»:i!»|.y not ho.i onimonl
•<y !!)TO. but major portions of in-I
t-i al e' 1) ii, aut4»niaf
■ d.
•\\ hlt spread us,, o] automated >
. »r*ofu* t •«I will haw significant e« o. r
itoinic vff.-cts. incluiliiig:
i “la) lmr« a>ed e-inplia.sts on t'-ch j
»»»*: 1 1 skills in ’li.- bibV*r f«»rcO, i,e., I
m<Mr- te.-hi:icians. , I«-« 1 1 it iaii>. on-j
grepaii inen. and a 'lojnand .
:*->)• mort* •*u>in,-s> m.m.ig' r- ,
with a reduced ivliaric,- *M) ma>s
: production tlow-wage) work* r-:
“a ») More a't'tracti\v industrial
j cominunitivs. , wcrkeis will
b. ttor na id and factories will lie
1 -me ntfitted, in lai Ce cities."
The Driver’s Clinic^
V tf(lostion and answer column
, on traffic safety, driving and 1
conducted for thi*
icwxpajicr H> the State He- j
part men! of Motor Vehicles.
(.ni- • .i;: Why are highway
- . -p. . ially hazardous in
V.'■ inter?
Aii-ovi r: Bridges often atv cov
, ,[ w :*)1 M sheet of ieo w hiJo
. h- n>:'.y bo ice-frce. Driv
< -i .*uiil rtvogniz-c a Inidgo as
■ard n fre«-z:'ng weather. In
. - '..1 iH* ma v b,- on dry eoii
. • win ie be can stop at 2D mph
’Jo •'‘.m t The next second be may
; sh-M-t of 11 • where hi- car
• Jo a h m, y -! l« ■•v 1 ”*) f, ,-t
with tile ! n-.ake> .hirked.
() i -’ion: Why t> it a driver of
:i *■ doe- not >,••• othei vehicl. s
- r though he looks?
\ a-. - .-!': Tile eyes are ooking.
pi’ii,i , not. The confusion
1 11* rn that ,maiuntered when
v i - m -•!: va nlv t’oj- an object in
i L-lr. hut surrounded by
1 • !-v oth* j; o .i. cts.. 'Hiis condition
e-- > "i-t- ri traffic. For till'
-mm. eou-iderable ,-mph:isr> is
: ,d - “attention” in discussing
' d» ivipg procedures.
Qu« -; ji>ji; Why - side vision re
du« ed as vpur speed inert ases?
Answer; Tin ma\imum field of
vi-ion exists when the t»ody is still.
\. tin* body moves eyes normally
must iocu> at a distance to see ob
t- clearly. A- speed increases.
•he eyes mu.-t look farther and
♦* ,rther ahead to distinctly. And
I • i rtiler ahead the ,-yes must
. tho less the » yes are able to
s< on cither -id. Consequently,
t! - field of vision is reduced when
the body is moving.
Question: How can yen tel! If
I vna are “overdriving" your head
| lights?
1 Answei : Some night, on it trsf-
THK CTIOVAN ITKF.AI.T). FTFNTON V'TTM’H CAROLINA, TFII.'I!SI)A\ PECKMHER i, ISC.S
PENNIE'S IN HEAVEN iv- ' ■ -• i l . by vlephknt i
at the Fleisharker (San Francisco) ?.;■> • t : th; • tl-et;<'s a stnnj;
—in this case a log chain- to- her <-:i ol this luscious
thrce-layer-hay-and-wholo-whi-a, ,-. •*,. Keepers
wanted to be swre that the youngstrr le ft >n,v . -he treat for her
Ritests, background, members of ,t ri , :- , t
fir frt*<- roail, watrh for hazartl- -"iiM-aui- oif hi- t. 11•• of speilc. Ap
alonir the shmilcU-f When •./•hi'do- ■ " 1 n du. >|m-.-I
tirt a hazard. It ring your ear to :.t ”'*!>' s-iigluly, -tirlt-uirh 11 seems he
j-top. If it does not stop - s’’' • «•• 1 'l'tiy. Tlteivfore ■
[ you reach tilt hazard, tit- ft y "U'• ’’ ■ ' aust- the
rertainly ovt-rcli ivimr your h- ;nl
lights. ‘ )•* -' •■ If >• a bump the curb
Question: Why does .1 rros- '' iit mak t -y.tur j
rountiy driver sometimes union 1, : i ■: steer.
: tionally hercune a haz ed when \ \ t-inle, \.-s. It
passing through small towns'.’ ... or- sitm-c that
i 1 |
Answer: At a steady - - ■ "os check- j
some tittle the driver he.-.-nle> • ' 1 ” 0,1 the
1 ditioited to his motioh and is un- - ". Hiw ecu,-
I OLD j
STAGG
BOURBON
tjj years
D old
I ilition was caused by drivers 1 on- r
j stnntly bumping the ruth when
[ parking in angle spare s. This hah- )
j it throws the steering geometry out '
| of true and makes steering more
j difficult.
I Elbert R. Bunch
Completes Course j
At Camp Gordon
| l*vt. Elbert 11. Hunch of Tyin i
! .vcf-ntly graduated fr<>m the Mo<
.-age Centei I’nncduit Course. .
<>f the tnanv courses offered at Tlv*
Southeastern Signal School o’
Camp Gordon, Giorgia, Me i- tb ■
-on of Mr. ami Mrs. "Rosser Hum
The Message Ci»nter I’roccdui •
(’•Hirse. which is light weeks
length, trains sel< ctrd enlisted men
as Signal Message Clerks who 0
reive and process messages
1 transmission by messenger or • i •
trical means of communreations.
During his training, Hvt. Hunch i
received a technical education
worth thousands of dollars. H
wi I now be reassign* d to ah act!,
unit of the CnitH Staff s Army. .
The Southeastern Signal S. be 1
is located near Augusta. Georg :
This installation furnishes 1 1 •.»i*
>ignd technicians to army unit <
fl! ovei the world.
tlf ’N'ou Live In Eden ton
Why Not Buv Products Made
In Edenton?
Such AsOLAG Tooth Paste!
,\-k any demist. I»enli-t- by the hundred have written us:
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it” .. . “best I’ve > vrr uuil” .. . "host on tin market,” etc. i
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Quinn F urniture Company
Edenton, N. C.
Three Edenton Boys
At Lackland AFB
Chniiek KXy Knox, .:-’cni of Mi. !
: and Mrs. li. 1. Kttwv; Fi-anklitt
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.lr„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1
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Their .Lackland' training i» pres |
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Officers I’m-Flight (iroup are op.
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Ease and -peed in doing a thing
do not give tin- work lasting soli-/
(iit\ or exactness of beauty.
—Klutarch. I
All Year Planting
Is Now Practical i
“Plant any time* you fed like it.”
says the American Association of .
! N’ursi rymi»il. "Fall, Spring. \\ in- .
tor oi Snmmor. as long as flu* soil j
I is n»»t frozen so bard y<ui call t dig J
j a hole!”
New and more soientifir devol
’ opments •»> the gmwiug and han
dling of nursery stock, make :i 11 -
| yiar planting practical. This ex
tends planting light up to ('lirist
mas in most parts* of the country.
Growing of nursery stock in con- |
t-ainors anil various plastic sprays 1
a|so make it possible to move
: plants even in the hot, dry weather
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