J i a; C'!i'l in Led, Anna ludude
f nolar; Clarence Green, Franklin
Eloan. , ' '
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By Ted
' What make a tooat tippy? That'
a question sportsmen ghoul dknow
. more about. Since most boats are
- bought without elng tried first,
" knowledge of just what features
affect stability becomes Important.
Certainly it is to the man who
plans to build or assemble his own
small boat, or who rents a boat.
Here then are the factors affect
ing tippiness or stability in small
boat, as outlined by boating expert
..WUlard Crandall: -
Width. By far the most lm-
; portant factor. Just a -few inches
can make a difference even a 300
; pound fisherman -would notice. -
2. Bottom Style. Flat bottoms
' give the least tip, round bottoms
the mos, largely because the flats
1 have more effective beam more
' width well in the water. The more
; a round or V bottom tends toward
flatness, the more .stable it's apt
to be.
3. Flare to Sides. Tip may start
' just as easily in a boat with sides
that lean outward markedly, but it
.will stop a lot quicker. -.";'
4. Height of Seats. The higher
tip any weight aboard is, the more
-'tippy the boat becomes. Center
of gravity should be kept low
rtiat s the way it s usually stated.
Low seats do make a difference,
especially with--narrow boats.-
- ' 8. Length; -This is less important
than width, but does play a part
he longer the boat the more there
i to be shoved! against the water
When any tipping starts, f
6. Keel One with some depth
or weight to it, or both, will help
steady the boatw- -
r 7. Height of, side. I Last, and
least important factor: - But high
' 'sides do add .to tippiness a little.
Hula Drive
In Tfisalre
CHINQUAPIN, N. C
Friday Nor. ,7
WILD NORTH
Stewart Granger ' Cyd Charisse
Saturday Nov S
OUTCAST OF POKER
FLAT
Date Robertson Anne Baxter
Sun. and Moo, Nov. 9 and 10
SINGING IN THE RAIN
Gene Kelly Debbie 'Reynolds
Short end Cartoon
Tues. and Wed. 'Nov. 11 and 12
YOUNG MAN WITH
IDEAS
Glenn Ford . . - Ruth Roman
, ' Short and Cartoon
Thurs. and Fri. Nov. 13 and 14
WAIT TIL THE SUN
, SHINES NELLIE. ,
Gene Peters : David Wayne
. ' ' Cartoon' -
i Saturday
) i SMOKY
; ' Fred MacMurray and Anne Baxter
. , 2 Cartoons anoSerlal ' ;
SEE AN OUTDOOR MOVIE.
IN WALLACE TONIGHT
PEN-LIN c
Drive-in Theatre
rniurs.-Yi. ' Nov. 6 7
LURE OF THE WILDERNESS
LJean Peters Jeffrey Hunter
Sat, Nov. 8 (Double Feature)
HURRICANE ISLAND
John Hall Marie Windsor
THUNDERHEAD,
SON OF FLICKA
Roddy MtiDowaU-Preston Foster
Sun. Won. - Nov 9 10
MACAO
Robert Mttcbum Jans Russell
Tues. Wed. Nov. 11 -12
AARON SUCK FROM
PVNKIN CRICK
Alan Young Dinah Shore ...
Serial Chapter 10
3Thurs.-Fri. Nov. 1314
SNOW WHITE AND THE
, SEVEN DWARFS '
Disney. Feature -
BRING THE WHOLE
i:0M
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Kestlnr.
MOUTHFUL Kaureen Con
; nolly, PadAo Southwest Tennis
Tournament star, J not taking
a big bit from her .tennis balL
Actually, she ! f o 1 1 w I n g
throuKh. .ob a return shot and
the ball U on U way back; to
. her opponent, Doru nan. t-ara-era
- coindoVe ' create (fat
choking Ulusk I t fact, MsW
i reen played j wta she beat
Doris -4, Mi H to 4h game),
at hot Angeles, Callt recently.
since they it:i wind;: better and
add mUgb&.Vfrtr VPfrM . u'
As long as we'f oa,.the subject
of boats, I'd like to comment on
boat handles. If your wood out;
bird bat Is heavy and doesn't have
lifting handles, don't hesitate to
put some oa.-- 'Te'M'eed three;
two are placed on the book of the
transom, one erf each side and the
other is put on the front feck right
at the mint of. the how. i It's best
to bolt rather than screw these han
dies on. They soil for around S2
a marine supply stores.
DANCA TftflmE
Wallace. K.C ...
Sun and Mon. : Nov. 9 and 10
MERRY WIDOW
Tues.
: : ' i '-' NOV.
BALL EXPRESS
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RED
Wed. -Double Feature
HELDORADO & TARS & SPARS
Thurs. and Fri. Nov. 13 and 14
. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE ' .
S-t. . . Double Feature
MAN FROM THUNDER RIVER
And
- WILD STALLION . '.
., Owl Show; RIO GRANDE '
WALLACE
Drive-In Theatre
FrlSat. ....... Nov 78
(Double Feature)
SON OF DR. JEKYLL'
Louis Hayward Jodjr Lawrence)
THE BUSHW ACKERS
John Ireland Dorothy Malone
Sun. Nov. 8,
BASKETBALL FIX I
John Ireland Vanessa Browp
8 ,.
Nov. 1011
Mon. -Tues.
HIGH NOON -Gary
Cooper Grace Kelly
Wed- Thurs. Nov 1213,
Cesar Romero -j Geu Evans
FAMHjY
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Warsaw
By. WILBERT S. BONET
In a very hard fought game the
Warsaw Tigers managed to hold
the Jacksonville Cardinals score'
lese, during a hectic 4th quarter
after scoring the ' winning touch-
down in the 3rd Quarter. Jack
sonville made 3 threats to score
their' 3rd touchdown after. War
saw bad taken the kickoff at the
half time and marched to (heir
winning score with Milton Smith
completing his only pass of the
night for 18 yards and the T.D.
Smith then suoxea tne lnvaiuamie
extra point to beat Jacksonville
by 13 to 12 ana tne Warsaw tans
went wild with joy. . ' ;
Mike Glover for ' Jacksonville
on;e again as he has done all sea
son put on a fine running exhibi
tion as he gained 117 yds... with
a loss, of only 12 yards tor a net
gain of 103 yards as well as scoring
both of Jacksonville's touchdowns
but Glover's work wss to no avail
as Warsaw was not to be denied
the victory. ' j. -.f .."-.,
Gerald Daughtery for Jackson
ville also did some fine running
as he gained SI yards in fl tries
without a loss" Jinff made the longest
running 'again 'for Jacksonville
which was for 83 yards. . Gerald
Jones 'was the leading ground gal
ner for Warsaw as he . gained 98
yards without a loss in 8 tries and
Jones made the longest run of the
game which was for 51 yrds.
Milton-Smith gained 4ft- yards
and . lost 17 yards, but made S of
Warsaw's 7 first downs. - Gene
Thompson gained 30 yards and
lost 1 In 5 tries for the Tigers.
Hughie Lewis, Warsaw! hard run
ning, full back could only: gain
29 yards without a loss in- 8 tries
as the Jacksonville defense seem
ed to be set for hhn after hearing
of his great running exhibition ag
ainst Wallace on October 17th as
he gained 154 yards In 23 tries
without a loss for a. 6.7 average
per try. J. D. Davis for the Tigers
did a fine job on defense's he
blocked a Jacksonville punt and
then made many hard tackles for
Warsaw and recovered two Cardir
ONE THOUSAND MEN AND A CIRL-AU GJ. eyes follow
pretty USO dancer Margaret Brown as she whirls ' through
a fast tap-dance routine for the members of the Army's 2nd
Division in Korea. Real appreciation for entertainment is -shown
by United States flghtin; men in Korea who turn Out en masse for
all USO shows put on for their enjoyment. Margaret, above, seems
to be enjoying the GX's approval as much as they enjoy her dance.
HsiHlsiitb Jii. JMStau.
BEULAYILL'li N. C.
' DUPLIN'S NEWEST AND LARGEST DRIVE-IN THEATRE -Box
Office Opens at 8:38 .Chews Begin At 7 J t O'clock
Sunday and Monday , . . November S and 10
SCARLET ANGEL
Yvonne De Carlo . Technicolor ' 1 Rock Hudson
Tuesday and Wednesday; : -
STAB
Doris Day
Wednesday and Thursday " November 13 and 14
DAVID and BATIISHEBA , ,
Susan Hayward - Technicolor Gregory Peck
Saturday , - Double Feature November 15
' TO THE LAST MAN
- -Randolph Scott
YOUKON
Kirby Grant
Chapter 18
HCartoons
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THAT VE
RECORDS.;
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7
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Tigers Upset Jaclisonville ln Conf. Win
nal fumbles. . Gene Thompson re
covered a fumble after a long pass
had been completed to atop the
last Jacksonville drive deep In
Warsaw territory. -.
iV ,';y . . i;'.'- ''. v::.'
Warsaw .Lineup.' ..
Name - Pos.
Max Grice .i..j............ - L.E.
Tommy Rogers X.T.
H. E. Register .-..X.O.
Hugh MitcheU .......-. C.
J.sse Henderson ....... R.Q.
J. D. Dsvis- R.T.
Fisher Carlton H.E.
Milton Smith QB.
Gene Thompson . , 1...(LV6B
Gerald Jones RV4B
Hughie Lewis JTA
Substitutions: Kenneth Taylor and
W.CTew,
Jacksonville) Lineup
Name Post
Rhodney Hamby , US.
Vernon Costin .. - . JL.T.
BiU Chadwkk 1X.
Ronnie Toler .
Harry Nash RG
Lloyd Jaokson m,-.. .Jl.T.
Tom Edison R-E
Steve Asean .. jQB.
Mike Glover
Jack Henry .
RV4B
Gerald Dbagherty
SM
Suhstltutlonj:V Georea. Potter.
Harry Hill, and Bill Murphy.
- First Down -
Warsaw 7 Jacksonville 12
. Passes Atterotcd
Warsaw 8 v Jacksonville 18
Passes Completed
Warsaw ! ' Jacksonville 8
- " Passes Intercepted
Warsaw 1,. Jacksonville l
' Scoring TDk
Warsaw Milton Smith I yd. Ger
ald Jonea on 18 yd. pass trom Mil
ton Smftht1-''.'' --.'.- -v..
JckoiivUle--flke GTwser 1 yd.
Mike Glover 3 yds.
Punts and Yards Averaged -Warsaw
Milton Smith for 28,7
average. -r'i.. S '::.- .. r,:,,.i ,
Jacksonville Gerald Daogkerty 2
for 15 average.
' ' Yards Gained RusUng .
WarsawMGataed 208, Lost 18, Net
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November 11 and 12
SuHi Roman
MAN HUNT
Gall Davis
Pirates Harbor
Every Night
JO
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have had the :
mom pou::ds
fah;;ers rr.o:i
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' KELSON WWO BOBXBTa
The top ten tunes of the week ,
as selected from your cards and letters
' T CompiUd by
J4ELSON. KING and MARlV ROBERTS
HI ya fatends and ndghbors:
Here we are onoa more with soma
-' news about your friends and ours,
'and this week's list of top tunes
as you picked 'em with your let
ters and cards, for the week of
October 33 ... as we got them up
c here at WCKY ... and play them
' on the Jamboree . . . Spade Cooley
.'has sold his yacht ... as we get the
, story . , . because he doeant have
I any time to ride the briny waves
v. . TEX BITTER and wife DOR
OTHY are back trom a seveq-
week's triumphant stay in Eng
land, where he was toe Toast of
the Island because of his "High
i Noon.". TEX, says he oouldnt have
' been batter treated In Texas . . .
here's one xor-yous ROY ACUFF
and his Smoky Mountain Group
entertained at a Senator Tatt
i spaeeb meeting at Huntington. W.
i Va. reeently. The eateh . . . BOY
, waa unsueeessnd DEMOCRATIC
' eandidate for Qoveraor of Teanee
Sm four-yeas ago i. . Country
LMAm aM- taklB. aver-on the
AKMEttirORCBS RADIO SERV J
" eaate, aosordlng te THEO.CtXM- J,
SNS. dise jaeker on tt.sUflMF
whleh eovenr "Japan, i-miipjnn
f aadthePaalne Islands ...JIMMY
DICKENS touring ALABAMA
' and MISSISSIPPI these. days . .
v eaten Mm If to get the ehanee j..
J. R. GRADY of the DUPLIN
. TIMES. KENANSVTLIJB, WORTH
i CAROLINA, wonders why KITTY
; WEIX4 doeant sing "SWEET
- KITTY WELLS" on WCKY? Baa
, - .he recorded ttf We dont know it.
. Drop us a line. . , . - . ' r'
ISi. .
Jacksonville gained 198, Lost 21;
Net 171
Yards Gained Passing .
Warsaw 18 Jacksonville -J3
Score by Quarters .
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Warsaw
6070
Jacksonville
0 13 00
Penalties
Warsaw1 40
yds. Jacksonville
30
- Sunday and Monday. November 9 10
A GIRL III EVERY PORT .
i GrouchoMarx ; . " William Bentlix
' Tuesday -' ' -. v November 11 '
THE SHIS OF MADEUIIE ,
. Hedy Lamarr . , ;'' , ; ' . William Ltmdigan
Wednesday and Thursday November 13 .
Tin: fftDDV. winner .
MIL. ML. til
Lana Turner - .Fenaando Lamas
Friday and Saturday- (Double F eature) 14-7-15 .
, YIQLVO v
Gene Autry ' - i ' Smiley Burnette.i
D0VI t ilSSOlTd WAY
Eddie Dean " V s ' ' ' llobn Carrodine
' Chapter 4 : " Captain .Video
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largest sales ve ever
per cuyer ti:a:i aiiy
is couniiis
Here's how your requests stack
up for this time. One new one . . .
"DONT LET THE STARS GET
IN YOUR EYES" new this week
. . . two of last week's missing .
"FULL TIME JOB" and "BLACK
BERRY BOOGHE." . '
No. 1-Jambalaya . '
(Hank Williams)
No. S Back Street Affair ,
, , . W. Pierce),
No. 8 Indian Love Call. .
(Slim Whitman),
No. Setting the Woods on Fire
. (Hank Williams;
No. 6 I Went to Your Wedding (
,, - .. ,f . . ,i . (HankBnow).!
No. 8 It Wasnt Ood Who Made -Honky
Took Angels
, - ; i (Kitty. Wells)
Noi T Our Honeymoon ' -
(Carl Smith)
No. tU-FOrtunes lh Memories .
'.'" ' (Ernie Tubb)
No.
S Dont Let the Stars Get
IYfcu-Eys .....
, (S. auDonaiaj
No.
10-r-Older and Bolder , .
(fi . - ' (Eddie Araoldi
Wn . . .. that's how you pleked
m for the WCKY Jamboree tbU
week. Well be with T again neat
weak. In the meantime . . . keep
those cards and lettera earning-. t
we lore 'em. ' ; ir. J.
"' Solongv -V,1' j
Fumbles
Warsaw 1 - - Jacksonville S
,.. - Fumbles Lost '
Warsaw 0 Jacksonville S
Conversions by
Siruv Mittnn Smith kick. .
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TEN DOLLAR WORDS "
A psychologist is a. person who
uses ten dollar words to explain
failure caused by laziness.
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Chinquapin Annuel
Ploy To Be Given
Friday llight 7:30
On Friday night, November 7,
at 7:30 o m.t the Seniors of Chin-
cniapin High School will give their
annual play, 'Aaron buck jrrom
Punfcin Crick.' This play is a
dramatic comedy in which an Ok
lahoma fanner gets ahead of Che
Chicago City Slickers.' ,
The cast is as follows: Aaron
Slide, K. C. Lanier; WUbur Mer
rlflew, Allen Nethercutt; Rosy Ber
ry, Eva Batts; Gladys Merrldew,
Carol Lanier; .Sis Biggs, Peggy
, , Mount Olive, N. C .
Sunday (Monday v Nov. S IV
verytbing I Have Is Yours
Ifargr and Gower Champion
TuesdayWedneediy Nov. 1113
'V: UnCamed Frontier
JosepA Cot ten Shelley Winters
Thuradaiy ' ; , Nor 13
v Just Across The Street
Ann Sheridan, - t John Lund
Fridar and Saturday Nov, UV-19
mGIINOON
Carjr Cooper 5
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ARMISTICE DAY
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK NOVEMBER 9 - -
Sunday and Monday ' Technicolor : November 9 and 10 ;
SOMEBODY LOVES ME 1 f
Betty Button r Cartoon ' ' Ralph Meeker
Tuesday; , -f
' Stanley Clement.
ASMY
i Start
Wednesday .
(Double
WAGON TEAM. .
WKh Geno Autry
TROPICAL HEAT WAVE
ft .t ' ' With Eshfltta '
Thursday and
j'f . ......
'' John Paynat
Friday ' .Technicolor
x , CARIBBEAN
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Saturday ' "' Double
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in a show down.
An off guard minute may have
an accident In It. -
The chance taker is very often
the accident maker.
Come in and Look 'em
t Over
Outstandingf
Library and
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Records for young & old
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CHRISTMAS CAROL
WHY THE CHIMES ,
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