Fee System Totals
S4,102 In County
Foes, plus court fines, amount
ed to $4,102.56 last month, ac
cording to a report submitted to
the county commissioners in their
regular monthly meeting by the
various officers
Thb clerk of court submitted
the largest amount to the county
treasurer, including $'2,195 in
county court fines. $940 in coun
ty court costs or fees. $115(1$ in
superior court fines and costs, and
$288.61 miscellaneous items
Register' of" Deeds J. Sam Get
singer turned over to the treasur
Or $352.80 in fees collected for
filing various types of papers and
issuing licenses and certificates
The sheriff’s office submitted
$210.50.
THE RECORD
SPEAKS . . .
Figures in Martin County’s
highway accident record con
i„iue to climb literally by
leaps and bounds Three
more persons were hurt, one
of them critically, in the lat
est highway wreckage of aim
and attack. Speed is said to
have figured in several if not j
most of the latest round of
accidents.
The following tabulation?
offei a comparison of the ac
cident trend: first, by eorre.
ponding weeks in this year
and last and for enrh v>-a> ». (
• in present time
:!!>th Week
Accidents In.jd Killed Dam'ge
1951 6 3 0 $ 975 !
1950 11 2 0 1,300 i
Comparison* To Date
1951 183 92 5 $40,370 j
1950 115 47 3 24,340
Eisenhower Asks
For Full Support
0! Security Bill
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conduct which warrants expulsion
from the Senate must be pretty
serious, and Senator William ,
Benton, of Connecticut, thinks !
McCarthy's tactics are not only j
serious but disgraceful
On the other hand, those who j
have been convinced McCarthy is
riding a white charger in a cru j
sade against the Communists, nat-;
urally have strong emotions on |
the subject Also there are some'
Republicans who fear the ’fleet
nationally if Republican Joe Me
Carth.v is expelled, found guiltv
of unethical tactics so to speak,
by the Senate.
But Democrats, like Benton, are
sure McCarthy's tactics they
claim he smears his opponents by
linking them to Communism -are
dangerous in a democracy They
,a v this was Hitler's technique
; xactly McCarthy charges that
such talk is politics. And he goes
on with his attacks.
Now that the showdown in the
Senate is at hand, (a committee
has agreed to look into expulsion)
bitterness is increasing Long fa
mous foi the close relations even
among opponents, the Senate now
houses a bitterly divided faction
on each side of the aisle.
The last man to be hatred from
the Senate was Senator Bilbo. >f
Mississippi. The Senate would not
seat him, after he was elected on
a violently anti civil rights plat
form Whether Benton can sue
I eeed in having McCarthy barred
Marco Theatre
Williamson, N. C.
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
Torpedo-Packed and Terrific !
Watts Theatre
W UAAVMSTON
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
From the teugh-!o3ded pa£& l
of H. ALLEN SMITH’S best-sellerl I
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FOR QU/CK RESULTS /
SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF
boys’ and girls' Bicycles. All
a/os in stock Western Auto As
iociate Store W. J Miller and
son. «»4 2t
DAVIS 600x16 TIRES ARE NOW
in stock Get yours now. $18.75
plus tax Western Auto Associate
Store. W .1 Miller & Son. or 4 2*
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM Apart
moot >.n Watts Street See or
call Mrs S. R Big; s. o4 2t
H ILO WITH BRICK FOR
beauty and durability Inquire
or prices. Select, Common and
scratch, prompt deliveries. East
on Brick & Tile Company. Inc.,
a o Box 631. Washington, N. C..
,r Tel 1402 and 13H.V J. Washing
,on, N. C. 7 tf
LARK S RHI t MATISM COM
poutid for positive relief of
•heumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
leuritis. neuralgia and musculai
idles and pains. Guaranteed re
ief ej‘ money hack f lark Dhar
naev rn 22 tf
s quite a question, however, and
ven some of the Democrats are
condoling if such action would
nake a martyr out of the Wiscon
in Senator
President Harry Truman had :
one of the most successful press |
conferences in his five years as
President two weeks ago. 1 he
President not only admitted that
party officials, who accept fees
[or introductions and other work.
Connected with their party posi- ;
tion, should be removed but ad
mitted that top party men in
Washington for fifty years have
been introducing their friends to
the right people, businesswise.
Mr Truman said this was an
old custom and actually part ol
the job of a party worker in
Washington. Hut accepting com
pensation for this work is strictly
not cricket, he said
The President tore into the tac
tics of Republicans, who are ac
cusing his administration of pro
Communist sympathies, and said
tins was a sign the Republicans
had no issues to attack the Ad
t ministration on. lit1 said the
I country was sound financially.
that m his five years as President
the country had rolled up a net
surplus of eight billion dollars,
that our foreign policy was de
feating Communist aims at world
conquest and that prosperity was
evident everywhere
Of course, Republicans were
quick to answer that one. Fur
coats, RFC loan policies, Alger
Hiss and other subjects were
thrown back at the White House
One leading Republican, citing in
flation, said there were issues
everywhere and that any Repub
lican could beat Mr. Truman in
1952. Hut the President had mov
ed from the defensive to the of
fensive, and lie seemed to be run
ning again, sure as shootm
Italian Premier Aleide de Gas
peri galled some craws in Wash
ington last week when he toll
America, speaking before a joint
session of Congress, that U. S. as
sistancp was not enough at pres
ent. The Italian, whose country
men fought with the Nazis am
killed Americans until they i.-a!
j i/.cd they were-' beaten, was re
| reived in Washington like a hero
.despite his country’s rotten re
'cord m recent years. The Ger
mans and the Japs, who fought oi
until the end, are still treated a:
defeated nations, which the;
1 should be *
And since Italy flip-flopped n
j 1943 and put herself beside tin
I Allies (she also flip-flopped n
World War 1), the Italians ur.
treated more as friends than foi
mer members of the Rome Ber
j im Tokyo pact. Oi course, this i
'probably smart international poll
lies on the part of the U S. A
i but to those, whose husbands 1
fathers died fighting the Italians
I it seems a bit rushed. Perhaps it'
; justified in the present interna
tioiial crisis.
HOOKS BIG FISH, DIES
Os!ev . Norway Gustav Dan
, ielson, 68. managed to hook a 3C
pound salmon in a river near Nr
jmos. The excitement and exertio
! brought on a fatal heart attael
j He collapsed at the river's edgi
1 The fish was still on the line whe
•neighbors pulled it in. _
BOTTLE GAS SERVICE
Williamston Bottle Gas Co.
Phoue 2050 W. J. MILLER & SON 116 Main St.
Office; WESTERN AUTO
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let us "Install a set of
Scat Covers on your car today.
Prices as low as $9.95 per set.
Western Auto Associate Store, W
J. Miller and Son. oc 4 21
SEE L’S FOR YOUR HEATING
needs Gas and oil heaters
available at low prices. Western
Auto Associate Store, W. J. Mill
er and Son. oc 4 2t
GEORGE REYNOLDS COFFEE
Shop Good food and good ser
vice Merchants luncheons serv
ed from 11 to 3 p. m. daily, f 20 tf
FOR RENT: SANDING MACH
ine Refinish your floors your
self and do a lirst class job of
sanding and polishing your worn
dingy floors We will rent and
show you how to operate the ma
chine. Its easy and rental costs
are low Worrell Appliance Com
pany Dial 2057. no 8 tf
HI V YOl'R FALL CURLER
suit from Darden's on our Lay
away plan. Price $29.50 to $48.50.
Darden's Dept. Store, Williams
ton au 28 tf
FOR SALE
AT WHOLESALE PRICE
Tested and Guaranteed
ATLAS WHEAT, VICTOR
GRAIN OATS, ami
ABRLZZI RYE
An> A moil ii I — one bushel
to 5.000 bushels
Rut from iis ami save
llie ilifferenee
LINDSLFY ICE CO.
Williaiustoii. N. C.
Se 11 8'
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT
of little boys' T Shirt and So>
Sets to match. Styled by McKern
Si/rs 1 to 6. McLawhorn's Lulla
by House. oc 2 2
TELEVISION AND RADIO RE
pairs with correct replacemen'
1 parts and equipment. Call Jimmy
Kitehengs, W1AM Chief Engi
m rr Phone 3140 or 2689. se 2i t
BABY’ S DIAPER STEP Of*
cans. Has lifetime porcelaii
I enameled inner bucket with han
die Assorted baby colors. Me
Lawhorn's Lullaby House, oc 2 2
FOR YOUR CUSTOM - MAD1
Venetian blinds, awnings for tlv
i Home or store, see us. We haw
the famous Flexalum aluminun
i slats; also beautiful colors ii
wood. Henry Harrison, Williams
ton. au 26 t
DEAD AND DISABLED HORS
es. mules, cows and hogs remov
ed promptly. No charge. Green
vile B\ Pieducts Co.. Inc., Green
ville, N. C. Telephone 3101 m 20 t
' FOR SALE: ELECTRIC SEWIN’!
machines, console cabinet. 2
year warranty, only $124.95. B $
Courtney and Son. fe 13 1
REMEMBER—YOUR MOST EX
n
pensive SHOES are those yo
never have repaired so have you
shoes repaired at Warren's She
Repair, 203 Broad Street. Woi
done while you wait, and whi
getting your ear washed an
greased at Bobby's Place; ha\
your shoes shined at Warren
Shoe Repair with cxperienct
men at each job. I take work .
I my home in Hamilton, will pu
' up and deliver Warren War
Proprietor. oc 2
FOR USED GAS AND ELECTK
ca! Appliances at reasonal:
prices, see us now. Western Au
Associate Store. . J- Miller ai
i Son oe 2
TURKEY SUPPER: OC TOBER 24 1
5:30 to 8:30 p. m. $1.25 plate. At
the Williamston Woman's Club.
oc 4 6t
COME IN~ TODAY "AND SEE (
our Howdy Doody Pajamas.
Sizes 3 to 8. McLawhorn’s Lulla
by House, Williamston, N. C. o4 2t
| (llf YOUR ROANOKE PEANUT
Pickers and Hay Balers. see
your Ferguson dealer, Williams
ton Tractor and Implemen* Com
rjany. Jamesville Highway, Wil
liamston, N. C. oc 2 if
FOR SALE: ONE YOKE OF
steers, weighs 1400 pounds each.
See Vance Price, Route 1. James-j
ville, N. C. oc 2 2t \
LOST—TWO BIRD DOGS, ONE j
pointer, white with liver spots,
and one blue tick setter. Name,
W. G. Stallings, Elizabeth City, on
dog collars. Finder please call
3147, Williamston. Reward, oe 2 2t
FOR SALE—1951 CHEVROLET
1-2 ton pick up truck, practical
ly new. H. S. Johnson, Jr., Phone
136, Hamilton, N. C. oc 2 2t
FOR SALE—HACKNEY
wheels, also galvanized
C. L. Wilson and Compan
crsonville, N. C.
CART
roofing,
v, Rob
ac 2 21 !
FOR SALE—GROCERY STORE
and Meat Market. Good location
and good business. See Louis T. I
Wynne at store located in Ever
etts on Main Street. oe 2 4t ;
NATIONAL CREDIT AGENCY
has opening for representative
to make part time investigations
in parts Martin and Washington ;
counties. Replies should contain
three references, including one
bank Address communications
to P. O Box 2448, Raleigh, N.
C. oc 4 3t
FARM FOR SALE: 14U ACRES
5 1 acres Tobacco, 8 acres pea
nuts, 8 room dwelling in very 1
good condition, tenant house and
out buildings, 2 miles from Plym
outh on highway. W. M. Darden, |
Realtor, Coastal Plain Realty Co.,,
Plymouth, N. C. Phone 5247 or i
| 5841. oc 4 4t
BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
Used only 4 months. Good as
j new. Price reasonable. Mrs.
' Chas. Pate, Jr„ c/o R. L. Coburn's
Law Office. dc 4 2t
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT —
light housekeeping. Unfurnish
ed but will help furnish. North
Houghton Street. Phone 2301.
APARTMENT FOR RENT: 107 N.
Watts Street. See or call Jtm
mie Han is. Phone 2349. se 25 tf
Highway 64 West
Williamston, N. C.
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Enjoy a good movie under
the stars with individual
sound control through mi
crophones for each car.
Shows at 7:00 and 9:00
LAST TIMES TODAY
BAD BOY
\\*ith Audie Murphy
Selected Short Subjects
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
October 5 and 6
CALIFORNIA
PASSAGE
With Forrest Tucker and
Adelc Mara
Selected Short Subjects
SUNDAY, October 7
BULLFIGHTER AND
THE LADY
With Robert Stack
Sufferin' Cats—Gilbert Roland
Sports Oddities
MONDAY, October 8
ROGUE RIVER
With Rory Calhoun
Counterfeit Cat
Pony Express
WATCH FOR PASSES
IN POPCORN
TWILIGHT
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
VE HAVE ON HAND NOW A
supply of Crockery Jars for
lucking meat, etc. Can be seen
it your Ferguson dealer, Wil
iamston Tractor and Implement,
Company, Jamesville Highway,
Villiamston, N. C. oc 2 tf
»INE TIMBER WANTED. WE
pay Top prices for standing tim
ber and pine logs W-Hiamston
supply Co. Phone 2460. je 20 tf
PORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat
eries. Phone 2818. Turn right ai
freezer Locker. no 8 tf
300D U8ED IMPLEMENTS.
New Holland Corn Shellers,
.lightly used, a bargain. One 1946
model 1 1-2 ton Fold truck. One
used Turner peanut picker. Sev
eral good used tractors and im
plements. See them at your Fer
guson dealer, Williamston Tractor
and Implement Company, James
ville Highway, Williamston, N.
p oc 2 tf
SEE
Worrell Appliance Co.
for the best in
USED FURNITURE
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
;Ve Sell and Repair.
Bicycles-Tricycles.
Harley-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
QUINN’S
motorcycle shop
Washington St.. Dial 2884
kftoMV PLUMBING#
EDGE WOOD AVE * PHONE 2309
WILLIAMSTON, N.C.
15 K. P. M.
K E C O R I) S
JI'ST RECEIVED
I'M GONNA DIG MYSELF A
HOLE — Arthur Crump
CASTLE ROCK—Fontanf Sis
ters
DOWN YONDER — Champ
Ilutler
WAY CP IN NORTH CARO
LINA — Champ Butler
ALWAYS LATE—Leltv F.izell
MOM AND DAD’S WALTZ—
Leltv Frizell
ALBUMS
THAT MIDNIGHT KISS—Ma
rio Lanza
RACHMANINOFF CONCER
TO NO. 2 — Artur Rubin
stein. pianist
COLE PORTER REVIEW —
David Rose & His Orchestra
Children's Albums & Records
ROY ROGERS’ RODEO
PINOCCHIO
Sl'NDAY SCHOOL SONGS
MOTHER GOOSE STORY
TIME SONGS
WORRELL APPLIANCE
VWAAMtAMWWIMVWWtWUWW
TRIO
Rolimtonville, N. C.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
Oct. 4-5
A Technicolor Musical
“SHOW BOAT”
With Ava Gardner, Kathryn
Grayson, Howard Keel and
Joe E. Brown
Color Cartoon and Short
SATURDAY. Oct. (i
DAKOTA KID
With Mike Chapin
VARIETY ON
PARADE
With All Star Cast
and, Serial
SUNDAY, Oct. 7
GUY WHO CAME
BACK
With Paul Douglas, Linda
Darnell, Joan Bennett
Color Cartoon and
Candid Microphone
MONDAY - TUESDAY
Oct. 8-9
Technicolor Musical
LULLABY OF
BROADWAY
With Doris Day and
Gene Nelson
News and Short
'OR SALE: USED FURNITURE,
dining room suites, bed room
uites, odd beds, bed springs,
;itchen tables, sewing machines,
vashing machines, pianos, baby
:ribs and play pens. R. & H.
rurniture Company, 905 Washing
on Street Road, Williamston, N.
2. Phone 2198. je 5 tf
BOUSE for SALE: SAM VYOOL
ford home, 2 story frame house,
argt rooms, modern kitchen, con
lenient location. Will sell with or
without electric hot water heatei
and three oil burning stoves, Ven
etian blinds. Owner transferred.
Possession about Oct. 15. 204
Watts Street, phone 2581. se 25 4t
VICCAR
THEATRE
WILLIAMSTON
AIR CONDITIONED
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
“LIGHTNING
STRIKES TWICE”
Ruth Roman
Richard Todd
SATURDAY
Double Feature
“OVER THE
BORDER”
Johnny Mack Brown
“ONCE A THIEF”
June Havoc
Cesar Romero
SUNDAY - MONDAY
“MR. IMPERIUM”
(Technicolor)
Lana Turner
Ezio Pinza
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MARCO
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Ailull* 30c
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
DOCBI.K FEATURE
II
Fence Riders
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With
Whip Wilson
Also
II
Tarzan & The
Slave Girl1
iff
With
Lex Barker
Vrtu’ssa Brovin
Chapter No. 12 of the Serial
GHOST OF ZORRO
CARTOON
SUNDAY - MONDAY'
HOVt B"> 11
GO
THE THING.
from another world /
HOWARD HAWKS’
MO VII
An FMgar Kennedy Comedy
and A Cartoon
TUESDAY' ami
WEDNESDAY
1
#1
Damon Runyon's
The
LEMON
DROP
KID
Bob Hope
A Paramount Pictvuje
SPORT
CARTOON
HE ARE IN THE MAKKfci rw»
all types of high quality haid
ivood logs. Well-Oates Lumber
Company. Frank E. Weston, man
ager, Williamston, N. C je 8U
NEW 3-SPEED RECORD Chang
ers installed in place of old
types. Jimmy Kitchengs, WIAM
transmitter. Phone 3146 or 2689.
Williamston. se 27 oc 4-11
Men’s Dress and
Work Shoes
For Less.
WILLARD’S SHOE SHOP
I
SLAB WOOD
For Sale
Short or long lengths
WILLIAMSTON SUPPLY CO.
Plume 2460
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FARM LOANS
10-15-20 Years
F** mpt Closing
No Appraisal Fee
Low Interest Rate
Clias. H. Manning, Atty.
THEATRE — WILLIAMSTON
NEWS SPORT
Woodpecker Cartoon
SATURDAY
DOCI5LE FEATCRE
ALSO
"Triple Cross"
With
Joe I’alooka
Starting A New Serial
Practical Pig C artoon
SUNDAY - MONDAY
TlKSDAY
FUNUlEST PICTURE §
IN NINE LIFETIMES! |
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WITH GENE IOCKHARI
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