SUCTION ON&
Drunken Driving
Costs 641 Licenses
Revoked In August
Followed Closely By 521;
Revocations Due to
Speeding
Drunken driving and speeding led |
the Motor Vehicles Department’s Au
gust summary of violations requiring I
the surrender of legal driving privi
leges.
Last month 641 Tar Heels lost their
operator’s permit for drunken driv
ing with 521 speeding revocations
making it a close second.
Hauling illegal liquor caused 17 oth
er motorists to lose their driving
privileges.
In general there were fewer viola- 1
tions reported last month than the|
preceding year. I
Miscellaneous violations and subse
quent revocations were given as fol-1
lows: driving after license revoked!
(additional penalties) 56, two offenses I
of reckless driving 34. hit and run 2,
habitual violator 58. larceny of auto
12, manslaughter 6. unsatisfied judg
ment 46, and incompetency 16.
The August totals came to 911 revo
cations and 1,101 suspensions.
Funds Asked For
Swine Laboratory
i
Seek $30,000 Appropria-|
tion For Construction
And Operation
The State Board of Agriculture,
meeting in Raleigh August 9 and 10,
voted to request the Advisory Budget
Commission and the General Assem
bly to authorize the establishment of
a swine diagnostic laboratory in East
ern North Carolina’s hog belt.
George Kittrell, of Corapeake, Gates!
county, submitted the proposal in be
half of a committee appointed at an
earlier board meeting. He said such
a laboratory was needed to protect
the East’s growing swine industry.
Last year, he added. North Carolina
produced over $60,000,000 worth of:
hogs and 82 per cent of this produc-'
tion was concentrated east of Raleigh.!
The board voted to request the Ad- j
visory Budget Commission to approve,
an apnropriation of $30,000 for con
struction and operation of the labora
tory during the 1955-57 biennium. Of!'
this amount approximately SIO,OOO
would be set aside for building and
equipping a suitable but simple lab
oratory. and SIO,OOO a year would be
provided for its operation. Employ-i
ment of a veterinarian and laboratory
technician is contemplated.
Kittrell pointed out that swine are
subject to a number of diseases which,
are often difficult to diagnose with
out laboratory facilities. It is impor
tant, he added, that farmers have re
liable diagnostic assistance to protect
the industry against spread of swine
infections and to protect themselves
against “quacks who are always sell
ing them some swine: medicine or vac
cine that they don’t need.”
Fall Color And Beauty
Appearing In West
Chilly mountain air has brought
about the first color changes in west
ern North Carolina’s tree-covered
slopes, signaling the oncoming au
tumn spectacle which annually at
tracts thousands unto these.-hills.
Motorists along the Blue Ridge
Parkway and Gn at Smoky Mountains
may now *■ early beginnings of the
fall brilliance as it makes its way
down mile-high peaks, flooding the
slopes with magnificent scenery.
From early September into early
November the autumn traveler "may
see this colorful show, .with the 'peak
in color oeeiirring in mid-October at I
the median 3.000 feet.
National Parks and Forests will I
open through November and indica- I
tions are that record-breaking num- I
hers will travel along the Rlue Ridge I
Parkway into the vast resort area in I
and around Asheville.
With its 223 peaks of 5,000 feet al- I
titude. western North Carolina pro- I
vides endless viewing of this amaz-j|
ing show each autumn in the “Land, I
of the Sky.”
Registration At UNC
Begins Sept. 14 -15 I
Students in Chowan County who are I
planning to attend the University of I
North Carolina at Chapel Hill this 1 1
year have been advised that registra-11
tion for the fall term will be held 11
September 14-15 and that class work, I
will start September 16. I
The orientation period for Freshmen I
will begin Friday, September 10, and I
continue through the following Mon- I
day.
Total enrollment at the University |
for the fall semester is expected to be I
around 6,000, an increase of some 300
over the corresponding period last-.
year.
The training of children is a proses-1
sion, where we must know how to
Jose time in order to gain it.
—Rousseau. *
Page Six
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