Friend Gives Prospective
Bridegroom the Scoop
Ankara (AP) ? A blind man
stood in line for a marriage license.
A friend came along who hadn't
seen him for some time and, told
the name of the intended bride, ex
claimed: "But she's ugly!"
The blind man muttered "They
told me she was pretty."
He felt his way out of the office
and wasn't seen there again.
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Pennies Count
Hartford, Conn. (AP) ? A couple
of pennies makes a lot of differ
ence, says Connecticut State Tax
Commissioner William F. Connelly.
When the state sales tax was one
per cent, he reports, many mer
chants preferred to absdrb it rather
than pass it on to the customer.
Since Uiu tax went up to three per
cent, however, he says that "deal
ers are more careful to collect the
levy even on small items."
"Your vote and support for
SHERIFF HUGH SALTER
will be greatly appreciated
by me."
BOBBY BELL
Deputy Sheriff
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A scene from Elephant Walk starring Elizabeth Taylor and Peter
Finch.
Scott Stars in Western
Randolph Scott stars in the title role?f Columbia's "The Stranger
Wore a Gun," co-starring Claire Trevor, in color by Technicolor.
Palo Pinto. Tex. (AP) ? Mrs. J. H.
Gilbert is 77 years old, but she
milks 11 cows, churns and drives
her own car to sell butter to 80
customers a week. She and bor
husband own a 1,500-acre farm. lft
55 years she says, "I have not lost
a customer except by death or re
moval."
Rain Made (o Order
Bozeman, Mont. (AP) ? The
threw Homer brothers, Lee, Ed, and
Johrt, by pulling a switch handle,
can pyt three inches of "rain" on
a piaffe of land a half mile long
and 80 Feet wide in six hours. They
have one of the largest spray irri
gation systems in Montana.
Model 66
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A New Standard
of Harvesting
Now comes a new Six-Foot ALL-CROP Harvester ?
the Model 66 ? bringing a still higher standard of har
vesting ? lor grains, beans, sorghums, and high-value
seed crops.
Crops travel in a broader WIDE-FLOW stream to the
famous rubber-cushioned bar cylinder. You can easily
harvest two wide-planted rows of soybeans or sorghums.
A new STEP-UP stra wrack boosts capacity in over
100 crops, gives straw a faster, rougher ride; separates
cleaner. -v
Own an ALL-CROP Harvester and make 1053 the
best harvest year you've ever had. Come and see us ?
and remember to ask the price. The New Model 06 is a
leader in dollar value as well as performance.
AIL-CROP Is on Allls-Qiolmers trademark.
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HORSES
AND
MULES
Librarian
Releases List
Of New Books
Mrs. Paul Woodard, librarian,
.today released a list of the ney
books recently received at the Car
teret County Public Libary, Beau
fort.
ADULT FICTION: The Doctor
is a Lady, Beth Myers; Dangerous
Angel, Clarence Budington Kel
land; Remember Me, Barbara Col
lard; To Love and to Cherish, Will
R. Bird; Bhowani Junction, John
Masters; The Newcomer, Clyde Bri
on Davis.
The Song of Ruth, Frank G.
Slaughter; Naked Land, Hammond
Innes; Captain McRae, William i
I leu man; How we Fought For j
Our Schools, Edward Darling; ;
Tough Hand, Ooerholser; The j
Dawning of the Day, Elisabeth ,
Ogilvie; Fanfare for a Witch, |
Creighton; Turn East, Turn West, j
Luella Creighton.
Mrs. Lorimer's Family, Molly (
Clavering; Silver Street Woman, \
Les Savage Jr.; Thieves' Hole, Da
vid Howarth; Spider King, Schoon
over; Jenny Button, Subercaseaux;
Laughter on the Stairs, Beverly
Nichols; Homecoming. Borghild
Dahl; The Night of the Hunter,
Davis Grubb.
The Dollmaker, Arnou; And
Have Not Love, Anne Parrish;
Many Heavens, Virginia Sorensen;
The Little Ark. Jan de Hartog;
The Blue Chip, Ysabel Rennie; One
Way to Eldorado, Hollister Noble;
The Bright Sands, Robert Lewis
Taylor.
Ride for Trinidad, Peter Field;
Around the Rugged Rock, Eliz
abeth Cadell; Mid Watch, Edward
Ellsberg; The Jungle Seas, Ar
'thur A. Ageton; The King's Ran
gers, John Brick: The Desperate
Hours, Joseph Hayes; In His
Hands, Edwin Balmer.
Take the High Ground, Everett
Marston; The Business at Blanche
Capel, Bryan Morgan; A Month
in Gordon Square, Frank Swin
nerton; Bigamy Jones, Frank Tol
bert; The Orchid House, P. Shand
Allfrey; God and My Country
MacKinlay Kantor; My Dearest
Love, Emile Loring; Away All
Boats, Kenneth Dodson.
ADULT NON FICTION: Prac
tical Fingerprinting, B. C. Bridges;
Orinoco Adventure, Hector Ace
bes; Each One Teach One, Mar
jorie Medary; This is India, San
tha Rama Rau; Children Are Ar
tists, Daniel Mendelowitz; The
Age of the Moguls, Stewart H.
Holbrook; North Carolina, Lcf
ler and Newsome.
But We Were Born Free, Elmer
Davis; Borrasca, Octavous Roy Co
hen; Jobs After Retirment, Max
well Lehman and Morton Yarmon.
They Never Talk Back, Henry Tref
flich; The Holy City, Albert N.
Williams; Forty Plus and Fancy
Free, Emily Kimbrough.
Strange Crimes at Sea, Louis B.
Davidson and Eddie Doherty; Cro
codile Fever, Laurence Earl; Sev
en Years in Tibet, Heinrich Har
rer, Down East. Sargent Collier;
New Facts About Bursitis, William
Kitay; Substitute for Victory, John
Dille.
The White House, Jane and Burt
McConnell; Europe, Anne Fre
mantle and Bryan Mumford; Noth
See NEW BOOKS, Page 8, Sec. 2
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Vole For '
ROBERT D. ROUSE, JR.
SOLICITOR
Fifth Judicial District
A capable young lawyer who believes
"In hit fellowman, hi* God, and his Country"
(number 5 in a series of 5)
To The Voters Of Carteret County
IN THE
Democratic Primary, May 29th.
We, the undersigned, present members of the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners, have filed for re-election.
During the past years we have worked together harmonious
ly and conscientiously for the welfare of Carteret County.
We are interested in the economical and educational devel
opment of Carteret County, which means your welfare and the
education and advancement of your children.
We have strived to encourage progress in the county by
keeping your taxes at a minimum and seeing your tax dollar
wisely spent.
We have maintained a program of financial improvement
by systematically reducing the county's indebtedness each year
and paying current expenses promptly, until the county is now
in good, sound financial codition.
It is our ambition to continue a program of progress for the
welfare of the citizens of Carteret County, if nominated and
elected by the Democratic Party.
If you feel therefore that we have done our duty to you as
County Commissioners, we shall appreciate your voting for us
AS A GROUP to represent you for another term. Your interest
will always be our interest, you may rest assured.
Dr. K. P. B. Bonner, Morehead City, N. C.
Walter M. Yeomans, Harkers Island, N. C.
E. H. Potter, Beaufort, N. C.
Moses C. Howard, Newport, N. C.
The Above Advertisement Paid For By The Subscribed Candidates.
VOTE FOR
G. T. SPIVEY
FOR
SHERIFF
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