TUESDAY, MAY 25,-?948 - ,
CABTCRET COUNTY NW8 TIMES, BEAVFOaT km MOREgEAD CITY.' N, C
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'.id Y'L-'ifYs RElEe-SEl- DO WHAJiA' IDEA ? fb WELCOMING T AFTEP fS SEEN WiFOYuAiJl
CIlwANA! ' ' A Mess 01 Dancing
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t -L KM -THIRTY l yS r7 O TOE WITH -ME I MIOWT BE ABLE
OH, 1HANA! . . . . - FR1ZBY STEPS THE FANTASTIC
WHO CAN THAT BE HELLO.ES.?..rVE I C DEAN '.! WWfirfcl lvJTU VtXJ HEAR.' ."A, 1 1 What's THt I I My AiOM I YOU EE HOT 1
CAUUMG AT THIS 3 BEEW TRyiNG TO (-UP ? y&U SOUNO xWTWZBY IS HERE IN S - CHABLtWoNj I C4N DoJ , FCI2lE!f
LATE HOUR? IT'S HI LOCATE VOU SINCE ( EXCITED SUM.VIU.E AMD VtXJR 1 fr ' I 1 'TC IvTi
NIMET-THIRTY LM ELEVEN THIS I 1 7 . ' MEPUEW MOAtf:tZ uS ( S .-f ... i--n 1 (Tl
DIANA! , PLEASURE BEFORE BUSINESS j
COASTWISE-- -By aycock Erown
Will Trscbr Day& 0!d Daibia? .
Eiliicr's Note: This COASTWISE column was flt.wn to THE
NEWS-TIMiSS Thmsday nicinin hv Trny Seamon who left Hut
lrrn at (MO in the mornin" on Tom Mills' plane which Mr. Mills
had placed nt Mr. Sermon's, dfsmtsnl. The fumviiK Tony landed ::t
I'.eaufor: MoiThead C ity Airport ut 8:3 and, w.'lh the alacrity of a
Wesiein Union messenger, hot-footed it straight to THE NEWS
TIMES of.'lce.
Tony flew to Hatleras Tuesday afternoon on Mr. Mills' plane
1o he tin of the hosts to the Wj? wig magaziue, photo, and news
.z(ir folk gathered theie as guests if the Stale oi Neiih .aru!;iu.
Other htsts were Aycock Brown, Johnny Hemmer. and Bill Sharpe.
On his tlio up the roast Tutsdev Tonv carried a hunch of
copies of the first CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES.
HATTERAS, M-w 20 The II it
teras Blues are back ng tin! Ok
thit is the wnv it looked to m
through the ground glass ol mv
Kollei Wednesday uiternonn whci
I shot th,- i cluirsof Tom McAvnj
wilh hc f1? and a h:ilf pounder
he had landed while trolling d.e
off Diiinniinl Shoals cut near tin
ghlship.
This w.-'s tha biggest bhieist
of two or three hundred lanclid
dining tin' d'iv bv anglers now at
llattcras iiicludin; h - Mo-.m-nA
Tar H'els vh) are holding their
annual convention ;t Scottv (iil
son's Atlantic View Hotel and ,Ke
Mussolelti's lodge.
McAvcy. the Life photographer,
who shot the C'l'H. I uukaut poi'v
i) 'lining two -'M's at'o in Inaling
his big blue nrobahlv I.- nded the
larg.sl of this species taken with
rod anil reel since the s"ns:t'on il
as somewhat underfish manned or
oielhin
Joe was beaming all o'er when
o '-I'd me about the thrill he h il
golten'out of lardi'in the h' leh
1 saw him on Tuesdav yhen lu
stopped off at M inteo eiuou'e to
Wi'M "nisbui"
Hemmer had the disiinctinn of
e itehing the firs! hi" h'nef sh r 1 1 , f
ing the convention. He wis so
n'ewd wi'h h!s re it that he in
sisted on having his nieture made
wilh the catch- anil then it w s
baked at Joe Massoletti's lodje
end sei""d hi with an eve. Hen'
wine sauce. I arrived too late t
gel hunk of the Hemmer fish.
Bill Sharpe was tcllinv me this
muning about how on the first
day out aboard Albatross II the
n-v-tv -.nt ail t'v wv to Di 'inoiul
Lightship, aeeompanied mosi of
the w-' bv a pestiferous herd of
porpoise, a .sure si"n ol had fish
wig Klviog f sh the Culf Stream
ciiiv alent of th" spring heralding ;
nbins sooted ahead of 111" boat j
" ilolph'n lirok- water" s-id i
Sh-rpe. 'headed for I owe's hail,
ti.ok a look at it and sounded" i
"There were nlentv -f i v'deni-s '
or fish and ovn so r ek'ess'
talk of trying for blue marlin. The ;
benita would be cul un into In:!
for this enterprise. Tomoir aw the
rest of the crew would come in. I
and maritime adventure w.inUl be .
awi'i'.in;; them without end." said
Bill.
., -,- r . r ihn figli'in.4 f sh
back in the mid -1930s.
Wh-ther the IMei-s Bines
b i? aetualiv returned to the wa
ters which ivp them their ivne
may sii'l r, m un to b" proven. The
big fe ll 'lid " c umle of four
pi.unders landed bv Honorarv Tar
Heels (iih r' l.: (iorce of National
Geographic Magazine and Jackie
t'owie. now a free; lancer hut for
merly an the staff of the Wilming
ton News m"" have been m re
stragglers or over grown ordinary
bluet ish. But the one I made nie
"ie of wilh M"Avov surely looked
like the lish in a boat load of
Hptteras Blu-s th-t hd been
brought from Cape Lookout waters
some 12 or 13 vears ago to the
dicks in lieaiif u t I " I'iir'v I'ot
ter, Jack Neal and som" more
Cartervt coast anglers who had
landed them with rod and reel.
All of th blues taken heje this
week h-' been eb e e the average j
in size. Three and a half pounders j
have nol heen loo uncommrjn That I On rrid-'v I h-d nvt Joe M s- North Carolina
was th" size of one Johnnv Hem- solelli i'l M nteo and ( f eon- 1
hit North Cara'ina's ace nholo . vov"l him round iim Nafs Head
granher, nulled in last Sa'urd ay ! and Haanoke Istnr hefor his (le
nd smc- inn dozens more of d- . P'Tiure tor Mal'eras .s-'turd-v
Can the farm tractor completely
rrpl-ce Old Dobbin?
Maybe not. but modern power
: machinery can be put to much
wider use than at present on North
Carolina farms, says the agricul
tutil engineering department at
1 Sidle College. And to prove its
"i t th" detriment last week
took to the fields in ni le counties
to show farmers the latest mecha
nierl equipment used in cotton
and corn production.
Using a five-acre demnnslration
liel 1 in each of the counties teleot
ed, the department will utilise
tractors and other machinery in
planting ad cultivating row crops.
The planting demonstrations he
ean in Richmond County April 19.
F. ch field will be veiled fwo
eeks after planting for 111" first
demonstration in mechanized cul
tivation. In anneii H'iug the demonstra
tion. J C. Ferguson, Kxt?nsion
specialist in agricultural eii'.'ineer
ii g, said North Carolina farmers
are now on rating a'MO'nxi'n i"'v
(Vio frrm tr-etors, but of this
number probably not more Uian
20 per cent pre being used f0r
planti ig and cultivating row crops.
"Less than one tractor in every
10 is being utilized in all of its
capacities, as evidenced by the
fact that werkslock is still main
tained en the mnioritv of farms
now using tivctor powetj," MC
Ferguson said.
The demonstration in corT pro
duel ion is beiiv; conducted il
Nash Ceiinlv, while the eight df
monstrations in cotton produeii'vi
re lie"" held in Richmond. Scot
land, Iloke. Cuii'berlaiid. H-i"M.
W-Vi. l'it"ec(mbe. and FTfx
counties. The demonstrations fill
Array Said 'No' lo Hon
Who Were Tat Lacked Hair
By Frank Carey
WASHINGTON (AIM - Com
plete baldness, bad breath and un
usual fattiness were among little
known causes of disqualification
for U. S. military service durirs;
th" war, Dr. Louis Carp, describ
ing his experiences at Nw York's
Grand Central Palace iml action
station, says. Men with such de
fects were turned down, hee.uis
oi the possibility of upsetting mo
rale or exposing the men to ridicule.
i
"Unshapely, very obese men
: with unusual fa! distribution," he
writes in the magazine Military
; Surgeon, "wire not onlv had pn
t, nlial risks, hut th y mii.li; com.;
, i" tor suiiie clii mic ribbing . . .
:Totjl (baldness) ws net only un
jsgh'ly but il could easily i.inkj
: a man th? bull of a company."
j Tattooed men were ck-iv. and
i Carp siid the pcrecnt.'iv of taltim
' ed selectees "was consider ibly
higher than is 7 nerallv believed."
1 Carp tells of one chap who had
a black cat and the number 1:1
tattooed on his arm. it h: d al
ways been lucky lor him." related
the doc. "His most recent lucky
episode occurred on Frid: . April
13, 194.5. when he wis among a
j group of 13 (loii"hloo!s who is
capt'd from a German pri-oi
I camp."
1
i
jioi'ti'iio wilh the necessary culli
ivalions. on schedule, until 111?
j crops :.re Lid by in mi l se.aaier
i his fine youiii' son who came along
with him on this aib'enture to th'
C.i iv llattcras region.
I There were maiiv loos" eeds for
i" me lo e.'leh un, before Wednesd iy
,iflein"on, when I took tim" out to
' fly down for an overnight stop
. Mere with th- Tar Heels. Don Hi
mat was Sim- SH, f NIi(,.s mibi(.j,v s.aff ln
crew did come m... -i, 1 ., c. .,! . r....i..
1,.. ,. .. in,, nun, 1111 a nilim ; ii-ni'iir
' He- 1 'i:ie inev were ready
to fish on Mond v, old man wea
ther, who snawns his worst in
On the morrow,
day the res! of Hv
writer for several North Carolina
1 news'iapi'is flew di.wn with m?. He
iu imlii'n i,f TV. r lliii't, ,itH
storms and things hereabouts was vV)lhW for Honorary Tar Heel
putting on a demonsti-Hon so th" nvmbershin, hut he is a spp-M
Hon r H -om, "ot li'tle b yo.,,1 ; , f thp p heplUM ,jk.
the inlet (,ning after blue marlin mi)Sl ,)f ,n Hn()rarv Tar H.el
is still same he,.. in lhe offing, if h(. h;is (lrt(le(1 (,lrugh his writ-
.VOU get what I mean. , we-illh I., mmmnnum.llh ,,f
proximately the sume weight have ' "fternoon mv rendezvous w wi;h 1
OH,
WFRIZBV LEFT MUDVILLE
JUST BEFORE I ARRWED
I TRIED TO CONTACT Vt3U.
AND HOMER. TOOK. IT UPOM
HIMSELF TO TAKE J J. IN
TOW
WHAT ABOUT
THE
CONTRACT
AiR.FRl7By HASM T
REGISTERED AT HIS
HO rEL 1 AMD I CAN'T
LOCATE -HOMER
v
J I I 1
WELL I1L LOCATE
HOMER IF I HAVE
TO CALL THE
POLICE.. BUT
WHffT ABOUT
THAT CONTRACT
TWaT,E.S..
IS WHAT
7. M
WORCIED
ABOUT
1 1 rii
Til
I HAVENT HAD
A CHANCE TO
TALK TVOU,
FRIZIE, ABOUT
SIGNING THIS
CONTRACT
THAT CAN WAIT COME
liruum vi 11 iCki 1 UN
I'M UANIKIA Lfl''.,'
THIS MUCH FUN "
II NEVER LET
P4 itiuc; C?.
danceI
rJINTEI?0;RET,fWi
OAKY DOAKS
teH THE
LAWAOUARM,
.ASKED OAKY
TDMAEKYM
UERPEIHCE5S
P0MDHAjOT
nsanun
HAD.' MID
VOW- .
a Sure Sedative
been taken l" the rod and reel
fish tnicn. .
The Honorarv Tar Hoe's whom
I -m helping entertain here nt the
mr.ment in a sort of unofficial ca
pacity started arriving at Hattefas
last Friday. That was the day Bill
Sharpe, ropreseutut? Governor
Cherry and Johnny Hnnmer. re
presenting Bill Sharp-, arrived
bringing with there Jo Lowes, ns
sist.-nl to the president of the
Fairchild Engine iind Airplane
Ccrporation.
The next' morning bright and .
early they sailed for blue water I yard wine that had be. n pressed
un.Mime euoaiu r-rnui roster s , from grapes which erew on Ame 'i
new Albatross II and Lowes who en's oldest supnernnnc "ine near
has been fishinx North Canlina's Manteo. Next morn ng I escorte
co st for the past seven years Innd- the party to Ocracoke-Manteo
ed two amher'ack, the largest Transnort.it i on Cnmnrinv's airn,rl
j weighing 21 12 pounds. These on Roanoke Island where thev
were, as ? matter of fact, the firs boarded nlanes for the flight down
large ?amefish Lowes had ever the banks to Hatteras.
Undod 08 apv state's coast, and 1 Sunday afternoon McAvov cam
this Hon. T. H. had come to look in and so did BosweU Crowther,
upon his adopted North Carolina the N. Y. Times movie critic and
Len Rov. and LaGorce. of National
Geographic, Cowie of Ohio. Ray
Camp and Ray Trullinger of the
NY Times and N Y. World Tele
gram and John Stewart of Path
finder, at The Carolinian on Nags
Head. The Carolinian was host to
the groun and threw a corktad
party for the Tar Heels in its
beautiful fine Room and later w
all went down to Has Wescolt's
"Casino" where the couples on
the floor, or most of them regard
less of u'hetlv r she wore t!v laU st
new look or " nair of shorts, dance i
barefcotcd. Has pave each of the '
Tar Heels bottle of Mot he,- Vin.
Voleftr James b.
H VOdlGr
State Treasurer !
Vt!e For
CHARLES It
JOHNSON
For
"The most impjrlant
activity of lhe Slate
Government is the
Schsol System."
Charles M. Johnson
OKAY
DOAKS . . ' WISHFUL THINKER
ffisfelll fhML& A, I BUT, OAkV, I CAW'Ti THERE ISW'Tl OVER AT SWELL
HVM LEMMC?&juy I'wrTlTOGET place I Ve (maybe you'vf
THAT'LL TEACH JYOWS AT "O YX' KHGHTI5 'Ml EM WE GOTTA1 GoTEWlTUGh) GOT A MIW
VOU WOT TO TRY WOT A SOCK HK'JvohV- CLOTHES APE GET AWAY FURS TO xTCOAT- I HOPE
TO GET OAKY, Am GAVE Hf3?J5 a.Jfam&. IW LADY AQUARIA f3tT0l?E LACY DRESSAVI1 irrl
OKAY DOAKS ' NEW
u.T?r nr, Tff uumun h ir im rtr rs n i - .. . .
WllW 1 W,SH K? 1 YA CAKI T BLAME HER HOW '5 THIS.' AMD I DIDWT USE TOO MAMY WEUWl
fV.PiB reR no-IT i Of HELWA(?3 MICE FURS, !y
Wafmf, AHTkiViDA xFT
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JOHN
LAfiXmS, Jr.
TRENTON, N. C.
Candidate For
STATE SENATE
7th DISTRICT
Subject to the Democratic
PriiiMry
SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1918
Legionnaire, Lawyer,
Layman, Legislator
Wilt Appreciate Your Vote
Ami Support
SCORCHY SNITH
'S UB IS ABOUT TO
eeruRMBvsuiPTO
UBE?TF, SCOKVY
lS KHOCKEP OUT BV
UN UNKNOWN NATIVE
AND SPIRITED ABQARP
A LARGE PLANE
PILOTCP 0Y A
HYSTVIOU9 AVP
UNSKILLED THIN
AMV,
I MASTER, VOU WERE
TO PAV ME OFF AT
TtmKFIELW.,YOU
POCEP ME TO EOARP
THIS CRAFT,
Up In The Air
J-f CAN'T YOU - ISWIM5 INTO HIS f YES. rrmnJl ISAY WHERE .
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niftim . cmoruv o va enrtrrn
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LOOK , K" -rr-Jv-
II 1 HAVE SEKKXI5 1
tusuesawm I
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C t" A6ENT THERE
, -VFU.OT.' TAKE I
TAKE OVER, NOTHING.' 1 "TJ
WAS SHANCHA1EP ABOARD N
THIS KITE ANP I PEMANpl
fTHAT YOU SAIL HER BACK ll
TO THE FICLP f M UNPER
ptPERS TO OiET BACK TO
WW 0J iff EAT ONCE
vouno man; r am not a flyer
1 wgsik. suctSCPEP IN OfTTINtt
THIS CRAFT INTO THE AIR.' SHE
NEEPS TRIMMING.HER WHEELS
ARE STILL PCWN.M v
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