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Robert Evans Points Out Law j
Regarding Boating Equipment!
you take your boat
out for a spin on North Caro
lina waters, be sure that every
thing abpard, including the cer
tificate of registration, is in
proper legal order,” says R. E.
Evans, wildlife protector in Cho
wan County.
Mr. Evans said that carbon
etrachloride fire extinguishers
and others of the toxic vaporiz
ing-liquid type such as chloro
bromomethane are no longer ap
provable equipment as of Janu
ary 1,1962. The U. S. Coast
Guard withdrew approval of
this equipment effective Decem
ber 6, 1958, but allowed use of
these extinguishers until January
1 of this year in order that
boatmen could replace them with
approved foam, carbon dioxide
or dry chemical types.
lie also reminded boat owners j
that only Coast Guard approv-j
able lifesaving devices would be
considered as legal equipment, j
Life-saving equipment that can
not be Coast Guard approved
will not satisfy legal require
ments, and will be dealt with
accordingly.
“For their own safety,” he
says, “boaters must obtain ap-
Joe Conger Urges
Writing Letters
Continued from Page 1. Section 1
public hearing that we desire
immediate action on the pro
posed new highway.”
When Governor Sanford view
ed construction of the Virginia
Cape’s bridge-tunnel under con
struction he said, “Our highway
planners are studying all the
possibilities. What we can do is
limited only by how we can co
operate with Virginia. We are
ready to cooperate.”
“There is nothing Governor
Sanford can do to help this im
mediate area industrially and
economically more than to give
us this road,” Conger said. “Vir
ginia is moving rapidly to seek
away for providing essential
approach roads to the Chesa
peake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. It is
apoarent that the Virginia High
way Department will build a
new road south to the North
Carolina line connecting with
the bridge-tunnel. If this area
is to benefit by the thousands
of tourists who will move into
our area after the completion of
the bridge-tunnel, we must be
able to provide them with ade
quate highways and our present
highways are insufficient to han
dle the expected increase. This
is still another reason why citi
zens of Chowan should write the
following highway commission
ers and urge construction of this
new road: J. Gilliam Wood,
First Division Highway Commis
sioner, Edenton; Graham Elliott,
president of Elliott Chevrolet
Co., Washington, N. C.; D. G.
Bell, Morehead City, and Lauch
Faircloth, Clinton.
“If copies of these letters are I
sent to Merrill Evans, Chairman
of the Highway Commission,
they will be even more effec
tive.”
Coleman Andrews
Flays Communism
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
Andrews pointed out the rapid
spread of communism which, he
said, now includes a th'ird of
the world’s population under its
domination. He also stated that
he learned that communists in
filtrated the government in 1953
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: proved lifesaving devices, and
citations will be issued for using
improper lifesaving equipment.
State and federal laws are ex
. plicit about boat numbers and
citations will be issued to op
erators of improperly number
ed boats. The number assigned
to the boat and no other shall
be painted on or attached to the
bow and must be distinctly visi
ble and clearly legible. The
letters and numerals must be of
plain block design, not less than
there inches high, and of a color
which will distinctly contrast
with the background. White let
ters and numbers bordered in
black don’t quality when used
on a light colored background.
If these bordered letters and
numbers are used on dark back
grounds, the light-colored visi
ble portion must be at least
I three inches high,
j “Also, between the prefix, the
, numerals and the suffix, the law
j requires a hyphen or 4, space
equal to a letter or numeral oth
er than 1 or I.
“Enforcement officers will bej
watching for compliance with all
these requirements which make
motorboating safer, more pleas
ant and more orderly.”
when he was U. S. Internal
Revenue Commissioner and that
the situation has grown worse
with very little done about it.
Andrews said Fabian social
ism is to overthrow capitalism 1
and that America is waking up I
from a 30-year binge of turning
away from the Constitution. 1
‘The present conservative trend;
is not against the government:
but the usurpers,” he said. He I
further charged that Fabian so
cialism is to brand anyone whe
declares his love of God and
country as an extremist. He
further criticized the lack of
moral fiber of today’s people and
emphasized the need for a sense
of right and wrong beginning
with the individual and extend
ing to religion, education, the
military and government.
The speaker urged that peo
ple have the courage to stand
up and be counted and take ac
tion to stop the communist trend
that is swallowing up the coun
try. He said those who speak
out might be called screw-balls
and 'crackpots but referred to
Washington, Jefferson, Adams
and Patrick Henry who were
called radicals because they
dared to stand up and be
counted.
Help Offered
Income Filers
James M. Johnston of the
North Carolina Department of
Revenue, announced early this
week that the revenue office lo
cated in the Joseph Hewes Ho
tel will be open April 9 through
April 16 to assist taxpayers who
wish assistance in filing their
income tax. The office will be
open from 8 A. M., to 5 P. M.
Mr. Johnston states that the
office will continue to be open
eaih Wednesday from 8 A. M.,
until 12 o’llock noon.
Mr. Johnston’s schedule in
cludes visits to Hertford, where
he will assist taxpayers at the
Community Building on March
26*-from h:3O A. M., until 4 P. M.
He will also be at Plymouth
March 29 and 30, where he can
be seen at the Highway Patrol |
office in the Court House from .
8:30 A. M., until 5 P. M.
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