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1952-53 Hunting Licenses on Sale Leroy Mcintosh, Beaufort, gsme and wildlife protector in Carteret county, today announced that li* censes for the 1952-53 hunting sea son are on sale. Mcintosh also is sued a warning to youngsters who are shooting song birds with air rifles. It is illegal to shoot song birds and persons apprehended as vio lators of that law will be prose cuted, the game warden said. Last year's hunting licenses ex-1 pired Thursday, July 31. The new ones may be purchased at the fol lowing places throughout the county: Morris's grocery, Atlantic; Hea den Willis's store, Smyrna; Gerald Davis,' Marshallberg; Mac's Service station, Beaufort; Carteret Hard ware, Beaufort Hardware, Beau fort. Morehead Builders Supply com pany, Morehead City; C. M. Hill, Newport; Joe Taylor. Bogue; and Gerald Pelletier, Stella. Beanlori Splits Sunday With Harkers Islanders Beaufort split Sunday's double header with Harkers Island. 1 e Inlanders took the first one, 4-2 with Beaufort taking the second, 7-5. In the opener Jimmy Piner of Beaufort had a 1-0 >hutout until the 6th when he lost his control and allowed three walks, one hit and committed an error. This al lowed Harkers Island to tally 4 runs. Beaufort started to rally in the 7th but big Walter Thomas, ihe winning pitcher, stopped them after 1 score. Thomas gave up 4 hits and fanned 8. In the second game Beaufort scored 3 runs in the 4th and 4 in the 5th to coast to a 7-5 victory. Frank Garner was the winning pitcher and Red Davis the loser. Rent Director Answers Queries By John Blair Mason Area Rent Director (These questions were selected from those often asked of the local rent office. If you have a question about the rent stabilization pro gram. address it. to: Area Rent Of fice, Pender Bldg., 9th and Aren dell St., Morehead City, N. C. Q: A tenant bought' rnie of these longer, lower cars and when he got home he discovered he could not get it in his garage and was forced to go out and rent another garage. He wants to know whether he can get rent reduced. A: There can be no decrease in rent in this case. The services of the landlord haven't changed. It's the tenant's ability to use the ser vices. Q: If the ownership of a rental unit changes hands, does it nec essarily mean that the rent will be raised? > A: The mere fact that property has a new landlord>loes not auto matically justify a rent increase. Any landlord, whether he be a new landlord or the old landlord, must file a petition before he can in crease the rent. Q: What can be done to halt an illegal eviction? Say for failure to pay overceiling Tent, because the tenant's lease has expired, or to gain possession for friends or dis tant relatives? A: An injunction can be obtained "to halt such evictions. Of, If the eviction takes place before the Rent Office learns about it, the landlord ean be sued for damages of not less than one month's rent or $50, whichever is larger, or not 1 more than three monts rent, or $150, whichever is larger. Q: Are copies of the rent laws and regulations available to the general public? A; Yes, the public may call at the I}cn[ Office, Pender Bldg., 9th and Arendell St., More head City, N. C. Germany To Delaware Delaware Park (AP) ? One ot the most interesting applications > for authorization to rate horses at Delaware Park was received last May from Frankfurt, Main, Gar many. Orme Wilson, jr.. Vice Con sul of the U. S? sent the long range application. Mr. Wilson's home is in in Boyce, Va. "I I BAIT ? BOATS AND TACKLE AND THE FISHING'S GOOD I c. t insane ran At tl? Fool of Morehead City Bridge Set At Short ? ? ? ? * ???????? by Pap' x\ ^u.ai4yss\ s>ty CVC*r SB? U/OAJALt-\ If <S45A?7^V &<U-? uomo&.s *r7~ c>o/<?:' Hi SVA77t/? CJe- \ | f su>/ss-uAi.e, /^a., \ \/t>Sr <DlTT^/0? ? /=?/ T-nSBUfi^SfJ , #? &-4S 4?u>*vs / S '??A/ *4 0/&47E /V4AJ I ( w/iArr?c> >- 72? S^-AYAT>Q /=VASAy-?S s~//vc:et oja^s ?so ///<s^_^ Manager Durocher Pulls Rock in All-Star Game Philadelphia (AP) ? Even in winning, a baseball manager can pull a rock. In the fourth inning of the re cent All Star game with the Na tional league leading, 3-2, and the bases loaded, Manager Leo Duro eher permitted a pitcher. Bob Rush, to go to bat. Rush had been unsteady the previous inning, al lowing three hits and a walk for the American league's only runs in the game held to five innings by rain. Durochcr might have been think ing of his light Giant bench but yas the All-Star game in which ^Frybody is supposed io get a chance, no matter what inning. And Lippy had a benchful of hit ters that included Ralph Kiner, Duke Snider. Red Schoendienst, Carl Furillo, Wes Westrum, Toby Atwell, Gil Hodges and Alvin Dark. He also had Eddie Stanky. It would have been a perfect spot for the Philadelphia native to draw a base on balls. Certainly, not one of the 32,785 people in the stands paid to see Bob Rush go to bat with the bases loaded. This game is supposed to be a show for the fans. Only this time it seems the fans were forgotten. \ While en the subject of fans, Shibe park, with less than 33,000 seats, is no place for an AU-Star game. That also goes for Ebbets field in Brooklyn and some of base ball's other antiquated parks. The demand of baseball officials to see this annual classic is so great that when the game moves to a small park, hardly more than 15,000 fans can get tickets. Parking fa cilities also are poor around Shibe park. And taxicabs are as scarce as tickets. > Baseball owneri left here grip ing over the transportation situa tion. Lou Perini, boas of the Bos ton Braves, had to take a trolley car back to his hotel. There wasn't : one cab in sight when the rains came and many suits of clothes were ruined. . People throughout the country are wondering why Brooklyn's no hit pitcher, Carl Erskine, failed to be chosen by the National league managers for the All-Star game. Fact remains that even Dodger pilot Charley Dressen failed to pick Erskine. The reason: Dres sen made his eight pitching selec tions the morning Erskine pitched his no-hit game. Each NL pilot picks eight pitch ers and the lists must be in the NL office eight days before the game. What's the rush? The days of the pony express have long departed. Dressen could have requested NL president Warren C. Giles to sub stitute Erskine for one of his other selections, but Charley didn't think of it. As a result, when Preacher Roc begged off to visit his ailing dad in Hardy, Ark., Durocher sub stituted Jim Hearn, one of his Giant pitchers. Why everybody was surprised with the great three-inning pitch ing of the Phillies' Curt Simmons is a surprise in itself. Simmons is one of the greatest three-inning pitchers in baseball because he did Vic Wertz Leo Durocher not Tiave to pace himslf and his fast ball. Simmons happens to be pitching better than in 1950 when he won 17 games for the Phillies. He fin ished only 11 of 27 starts that year and turned in but two shutouts. This time at the All-Star game he had a 7-2 record and four of his triumphs were shutouts. "We had Jim Konstanty in 1950 and he was going real well," said Simmons. "If we didn't have him I would have finished a few more of those close games." Vic Wertz, the Detroit slugger, was one of the players peeved at deposed Tiger Manager Red Rolfe and Coach Dick Bartell. "Red didn't talk much but when he did he was sarcastic," said Wertz. "I didn't get to play much because Red thought I couldn't hit left-handed pitching. Seems I hit both kinds in 1950 when we fin ished second." Wertz hit .304 in 1949, playing in 155 games and in 1950 he hit .308 in 149 games. Switching ball players in two platoon fashion is one of the big reasons for dissension on the big league clubs today. Sophomore Bobby Hill won the University of Alabama's first Southeastern Conference golf championship this year with a two over par 290 for 72 holes. AUTO LOANS $50.80 TO $2,000.00 CASH IN TEN MINUTES OPEN 9:00 A.M. TIL 5:M> P.M. QUICK ? COURTEOUS ? CONFIDENTIAL ANY MAKE - ANY MODEL NO RED TAPE ? NO ENDORSERS 1936 to 1952 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY w A LOCAL CONCERN ihzie auto rnuuicE co. 6-3145 . . . PbooM . . . 6-3316 ] 11th and Arendell SU. Morehe.d City, N. C. Clo<cd W^dniMifty Aftcnoom Tar Heel Writes Music for 4-H Club Pledge Thanks to a North Carolina musician, the nation's more than a million 4-H club members now have a musical arrangement for their pledge. Prepared by Dr. Frederick Stan ley Smith, organist and choirmas ter of Christ Church in Raleigh, the arrangements has just been published and copyrighted by the National Committee on Boys and Girls .Club Work, Inc., with head quarters in Chicago. It is dedicated to L. R. Harrill, State 4-H Club leader for the N. C. State College Extension service. The national committee's month ly magazine, National 4-H News, published the arrangement in it? July issue with the folowing com ment: "Four-H Clubs of America have been favored with this fine musical arrangement for their pledge through the talent and generosity of Dr. Frederick Stanley Smith, its author, and the interest of State Leader L. R. Harrill of North Carolina. "It should be a good song, and it is, for it was born of an inspira tion. One evening at a 4-H gather ing Dr. Smith, an experienced choral director, felt the need of such a song and during the night following, one came to him. Lest it escape him before morning he a rose and wrote it down. "Try it out, and you'll find if you learn to sing it well you'll grow fond of its fine melody and swing. It's a good marching song, and of course the words are "in spiring in themselves if sung un derstandingly." Horses Change Diet Tokyo (AP) Japanese race hor ses are going to get a change in their diet of fodder. The govern ment has granted permission to import 1,000 tons of rye from Australia to help feed Japan's 1, 200 race horses. necreauon utreciors To Co to Greens iioro The summer recreation pro gram will have no swimming, dancing or ball practice after Wednesday, for the balance of the week, because Mr. and Mrs. John Evana, directors of the pro gram, will leave that evening for Greeniboro where Mr. Evans will attend a coaching clinic pre para tory to starting football practice for the Beaufort school team. TTie program will continue next Monday, to end for the sum mer next Friday evening with a dance and party at the Scout building. Saltwater Standings Won Lost Beaufort 19 3 Atlantic 12 4 Salter Path 10 8 Markers Island 9 12 Mill Creek-Newport 7 13 Saltwater Scores Markers Island 4, Beaufort 2. Beaufort 7, Markers Island 5. Atlantic 5, Salter Path 0. Salter Path 9. Atlantic 8. Ingenious Prisonors Make Jail Breaking Equipment Pittsburgh ? (AP) To the in genious prisoner there are many ways of getting out of jail. Olin G. Blackwell, an official of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, dis played a few of the gadgets used, at a recent forum sponsored by the National Jail association: A jailer's key fashioned by mem ory from an old toothbrush hand le. An "electric bar cutter" oblig ingly geared to prison current. A "harmless pencil," with a vicious scalpel blade tied to the other end. A bar saw made by chopping teeth in an ordinary table knife. Freeman Brothers Win The Jaycee soft ball team was de feated again by Freeman Brothers Grocery team Tuesday night by a score ot 13-7. They will meet again tonight at Wade Brothers ball park. Save Time! Bank From Your Car! Here'* the new way to save time and steps. Bank from the window of your carl Just drive up to our special teller's window, do your banking and drive away. This service is free to all our depositors. Drive up today I First-Citizens Bank & Trnst Co. 823 Arendell St. Morehtsd City, N. C. Phone 6-4151 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. . FOR POLIO INSURANCE SEE S. A. CHALK. JH. MUTUAL nrcUlAKCE AGENCY "SAVINGS FOR PRF.FKRRFD RISKS" Phone ( 43.16 First -CUizriu Bank Rid*. Morehrad City BEST TIME TO BIIT OIMPC Let us thow you kow yom will If K? Trl can Protit b baying now! Newport Tractor & Equipment Co. Phone Newport 237-7 Newport, N. C. Offers you the Best Deal on the Best Buy of all . . . !Sr $99095 ? 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