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Mr. Simmons offered a final compromise ? noon Saturday until noon Monday. This, too, failed to meet the approval of the fisheries association. Other issues came out in private conversations after the hearing. An official of the association said, "We don't want to hurt the little shrimpers, it's these Saturday 'freeier locker' shrimpers we want to stop. They are ruining the mar ket." A 'freezer locker' shrimper is a person who shrimps for fun and either sells at a cut price or gives away all the shrimp he can't put in his freezer. Cecil Morris, chairman of the fisheries committee said. "I feel wedded to the North Carolina Fisheries Association. It is doing a great job." He urged all the shrimpers present who were not members to join the association. Other members of the commer cial fisheries committee present were Charles Jenkins, Charles Al len, F. J. Boling and H. C. Ken nent. The commercial fisheries advis ory board was represented by A. W. Daniels, chairman, Eric Rod gers, W. H. Mason, Dick O'Neal, Lewis Hardy, Monroe Gaskill and Arnold Daniels. The final decision on the pro posal rests with the Board of Con servation, which is meeting now at Goldstwro. The board is expect ed to act in accordance with a recommendation by the commer cial fisheries committee. Attending the meeting are C. G. Holland, commercial fisheries com missioner, and Mr. Morris, chair man of the fisheries committee. Driver Suffers Broken Leg in Saturday Wreck Dalton Morse, of Hubert, was the most seriously injured victim in a series of auto accidents which oc curred in the county over the week end. Morse suffered multiple fractures of his lower right leg when he was thrown from his car near Willie Gray's junkyard, Morehead City, early Saturday morning. Morse, 22, was taken to the More head City Hospital in the Dill am bulance. In addition to the frac ture, he suffered brush burns but his condition was given as "very satisfactory" yesterday. The accident happened at 2 a.m. Morse was leaving Morehead City on Highway 70 and failed to stop at the stop sign at Highway 70A. He headed toward the fence around Willie Gray's junkyard, tried to turn to avoid it, and struck a guy wire on a telephone pole. Car Flips The wire acted as a spring and flipped the car approximately 30 feet up the railroad track toward Newport. The car landed on its top. Morse was found farther up the track, about 25 feet from the car. Patrolman J. W. Sykes, who inves tigated, found one of his shoes even farther along the track, according to Robert Atkinson, Blue Ribbon restaurant manager, who was at the scene. Morse was alone in the car, a 1953 Chevrolet. Car Turns Over At 3:45 p.m. Saturday, eight miles west of Newport on the Lake Road, a 1936 Dodge failed to make a curve and turned over. The driver, Mark Bradford Tordoff, suf fered a cut on the elbow. Patrolman W. E. Pickard, who investigated, filed no charges. Knee Injury Mrs. Charles Sawyer, Morehead City, suffered a bruised knee at 115 p.m. aunoay in an accident ai half mile eaat of Swansboro on Highway 24. Patrolman W. J. Smith Jr., laid that Charles Sawyer, driving a 1951 Chevrolet, ran into the rear of a 1949 Chevrolet driven by Elwood Clayton Weill, Swansboro Wells had stopped while a car ahead of him was waiting to make a left turn. Damage to Wells' car was esti mated at $75; damage to the Saw yer car at $150. Sawyer was charged with following too close. Car Hits Rail Percy Glenn Harker Jr., station ed aboard a small buoy tender at Fort Macon, was charged with driving drunk after the car he was driving hit the side rail on the Panther Cat brige on the Merricon Road at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Harker was driving a 1957 Ply mouth. Damage to the car was estimated at $250. No one was hurt. Patrolman Smith investi gated. Volkswagon Upsets A 1955 Volkswagon turned over at 7:15 p.m. Sunday night three miles east of Swansboro on High way 24. The car was headed west and was driven by David W. Keefe, Camp Lejeune. Patrolman Pickard said the car ran off on the right side of the highway, swerved back, and turned over. No one was hurt. Keefe has been charged with driving on the wrong side of the road. Three other accidents occurred in the county. All were investigated by Patrolman Sykes who could not be reached yesterday. Hotel Burns (Cootinaed from Page 1) six baths. Also a choice room was not to be h.td. Lack of a bath was not too much of a worry, for you had a nice marble basin in the corner of your room. After the breakfast hour, if you were a member of the right set, you gathered with others in a cor ner of the ballroom, called the "Buzzard Roost", for a session, where many an outsider was properly picked to pieces. As a matrimonial agency, the Atlantic Hotel in its days of popu larity had no equal in the state. Nightly sailing under a full moon with the gentle rocking of the boat brought out amorous expressions that led many a maiden to the altar. Those prone to seasickness sought the solitude of the large cupola atop the main building, where many a vow is said to have been spoken. When newspaper headlines pro claimed that the old Atlantic Ho tel, with all of its associations, had gone up in smoke on Easter Saturday, 1933, sadness came to the hearts of former patrons. The last vestige of this struc ture, a section of Cottage Row, is being torn down now. The largest molybdenum mine in the world is at Climax, Colo. Mo lybdenum is a metal used to strengthen steel. REDDVMIX DAVE LINDSAY rCAHTT I ?TKKTMW"1 WALL RAPER OK , h" MYSflF? ?OT IT-O LOOK 1 YOUR WALLS. 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Experts Study Findings Of Exploratory Trawls Boston (AP)? Significant quanti ties of commercial fish in some of the coastal waters off North Caro lina and South Carolina were indi cated Wednesday in analyses of ex ploratory trawls made by the US Fish and Wildlife Service trawler Delaware between Feb. 23 and March 17. The most important catch, by present-day commercial standards, was reported off Onslow Bay, North Carolina. Some 700 pounds of snapper were taken in a 1,200 How Farmers Pay Social Security Most farmers are now under so cial security and must pay a self employment tax. of 3% per cent of their net earnings from farm in come, P. K. Sanders, district di rector of Internal Revenue Service, Greensboro, said today. If your gross income from farm ing for 1957 is not over $1,800, you may, if you wish, treat two-thirds of your gross income from farm ing as your net earnings from self employment. If your gross income from farm ing is over $1,800, you must figure your net, but if your actual net fig ures to less than $1,200, you may report $1,200 for social security purposes. If your actual net profit from farm self-employment is more than $1,200, you have no choice but to use the actual net. In no case, however, should net earnings of less than $400 be re ported. Forms for reporting farm self mployment are available at the U. S. Internal Revenue Service Of fice in New Bern. For information about Social Security benefits, Car teret residents may contact the so cial security representative at the courthouse annex, Beaufort, be tween t:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Revival Scheduled Dr. Earle Bradley, promotion secretary of the Baptist State Con vention, will be the guest minister at the revival in the First Baptist Church, Morehead City. The firit service will be at 10 a.m. Sunday. Talk Over Your Horn* Improvements With Utl We can help you solve your improvement prob lem* through personal loans, refinancing of present loans. Whether you win the contest or not, you will have made your home a healthier, more pleasant living place. "It's easier to repair than replace." ' Commercial National Bank Morebesd City ? 8cs Level pound catch at latitude 33 degrees, 52 minutes and longitude 76 de grees, 29 minutes. The survey indicated substantial quantities of industrial 'fish may be available in other areas. Espe cially cited were tows made south of Cape Fear. Some catches of menhaden were reported east of Cape Hatteras. Tie trawl survey was made on the offshore continental shelf areas. While commercial concen trations of fish were not found to be common at this season, several catches were described as showing promise. Also, significant informa tion on bottom conditions and com mercial species not usually asso ciated with the area was reported. Considerable scientific data on sharks was obtained, including one specimen of deepwater shark re ported previously only from the eastern Atlantic, Pacific and In dian oceans. Over 200 specimens of a sand bar shark taken on one tow south of Cape Hatteras indicated this area may be the wintering area for this species. The bottom in general was found trawlable. Bottom water along the edge of the continental shelf south of Cape Hatteras was considerably warmer in a depth of 75 fathoms than it was either inshore or offshore. A more tropical form of life was found in this area, including sev eral species of butterfly fish and southern forms of rays. East Drive-In Theatre Beaufort, N. C. GALA REOPENING TONIGHT April 15th FREE ADMISSION NOr SINff MAJOR BINS ON sikh a HtmrwARMiNC (OHior* (ASM \ v WnGMt.M MAHONEY-ADAMS-HOVEY Wednesday and Thursdaj <mkt 'Uray I ?J^POWOJ.'ClffFBPBTOSON^ 'show time Opra: l:M P.M. Mart: 7:0# P.M. If* a Wedding The Parent-Teacher Association of Camp Glenn School cordially invites you to the Tom Thumb Wedding on Saturday evening at seven-thirty April twenty-fourth in the school auditorium No Invitations are being sent in the county but friends and pa trons of the school are cordially invited. Proceeds will go to the PTA. Weather Observer Reports Warm, Windy Weather Weather observer Stamey Davis reports that warm but windy wea ther was prevalent over the past weekend. The temperature climbed to 67 on Saturday and 65 on Sun day. Brisk winds kept most of the county well cooled, though, he points out. The wind shifted from the west on Saturday to the south east on Sunday. Maximum and minimum tem peratures and wind direction for the weekend follow: Max. Min. Wind Thursday ? 47 ENE Friday ? 51 SW Saturday 67 49 W Sunday 65 44 SE It wasn't until Saturday that re pairs to his weather instruments made it possible to record maxi mum temperatures again. January '58 Retail Sales Increase over January '57 Carteret County's January 1958 retail sales (those subjeet to sales tax) showed a substantial gain over sales made in January 1957, according to figures released by the North Carolina Merchants As sociation. January 1958 sales were $810, 700; those in January 1957 were $778,600, for a 1958 gain of $32,100. Licenses Revoked The state highway safety division has revoked the licenses of four county drivers. They are Plato W. Bennett, Morehead City, Clem Gil likin, Beaufort, Thomas E. McGce, Gloucester, and Robert O. Oakley, Newport. Famous diary writer Samuel Pepys died in 1703 at the age of 70. Beaufort Tuesday ? Wednesday 7?j2',5g; M G M pf?s?ntt AsacsGa pmouctkm ? COLE PORTER'S GIRLS/ wut -^.,,.^.-1 Jf/ GENE KELLY MITZJ GAYNOft KAY KENDALL TAINA ELS Thur*. ? Fri. ? Sat. Last Time* Today Paramount Pr???nt? ANNA MAGNANI ANTHONY QUINN ANTHONY FRANOOSA . HAL HAWS'.?. f? WildlsTheWind Wednesday ? 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