THURSDAY,! JANUARY 34, 1957 *
Free Wheeling
Bill OoTfeii
SOCK EM— When the General
Assembly conyenes next month
the Motor Vehicles Department
will seek te reinforce the existing
statute against . highway racing,
comparable in away, but not so
drastic, as the kind of ■ frontier
law that put killers and assasins
at the end of a rope. Possibly the
clearest-cut recommendation to be
presented to the lawmakers, it
will Call for a beefing-up of rac
ing penalties, noyy carried on the
books as a mere middemeanor.
It will be presented with no
frills, *in hard language the rac
ing lunatics can understand. If
passed,' open highway racing
will become a felony, with the
disturbing possibility of a jail sen
tence for convicted offenders.
I can imagine no creditable op
position to such a proposal al
though, having a long memory,
the same thing might be said of
the electric speed detector battle
that raged in legislature halls
last time around.^
That was the “wharnmy” cam
paign, remember? But despite
bitter argument against appro
■Hfcljig speeders scientifically,
remained with us
unaltered, concealed and effective.
Effective enough at any rate to
help save some 60 lives last year
thrdUgh unyielding efforts of the
State Highway Patrol to - cut
down speeding.
And, in my opinion, any poetic
allusions to “democracy and in
fringement of f'ji'.ts” will sound
doubly absurd applied in opposi-
Not that I can’t see both sides
tion to the racing amendment,
of a question, but to save our
skins from the halfwits who fro
lic on the roads at 100 miles an
hour, Old Free Wheeling feels
anything short of enactment
would be an outrage.
Anyone differ?
HIGHWAY ZOO Anybody
here from your town? LION
The individualist who thinks he
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always has the right of way;
BULL—the quick-tempered type
who sees red at a traffic light
and charges on; ELEPHANT
the big, stalwart, unpassable type
.who t sticks to the middle of the
road; CHIMPANEZE the char
acter. who hangs to the roof of
the- car with one hand while he
drives with the other: RABBIT—
the scatback type that zigs and
zags through traffic like a fright
ened bunny,; JACKASS the
most versatile type of all, the
show-off who risks his own neck i
and everybody else’s by speeding
and weaving. f
EAST, WEST— State Highway
Patrolman Paul C. West is sta
tioned in Jacksonville and Patrol
man Robert East works in Ral
eigh which, of course, puts West
east of East vice versa with WesU I
and which, - , proves
nothing except maybe- that the
twain could meet.
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JAN. 81 DEADLINE FOR . I
FILIN® lAX REPORT FOR
AGKiCL'LTUBAL UABOR _ I
Have you paid as much as $100)
to a farm hand during 195671
Farm operators who have paid as|
much as SIOO in cash wages to
any farm employee in 1956 should,
Tile an employer’s tax and infer-1
motion return for agricultural.
employees, Edward C. Felder, In- -
ternal Revenue Agent, announced
today. This tax return must be
filed with the" District Director of
Internal Revenue at Greensboro,
North Carolina . accompanied by
payment of the social • security
1 tax.
Deadline for filing this annual
report of wages paid for agricul-!
tural labor in January 31 t 1957.
The return must show th* name,
social security number, and wag
es paid every employee whose
.cash wages amounted to SIOO or|
-more.
Tax- return forms are mailed
out about January 1 to those who
have previously registered with
the District Director as agricul
tural employers.-* Farmers who
must make these tax returns and
have not written for the proper
fo°rms should write immediately
to the Elistrict Director of Inter
nal Revenue at Greensboro,
North Carolina in order to be
sure of getting the report filed
before the January 31 deadline-
The Bedouin of the deserts give
water to each other and to travel
ers, not as a gift, but as a sacred
duty.
A record king crab caught near
Kodiak Island, Alaska, had a leg
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NOTICE OF SALE ~
pSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
I COUNTY OF YANCEY
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of stale contained In a certain
I Deed of Trust executed by WAL
TER J. BELTZ and wife, at-
THEDA M. BELTZ dated 29 Sep
tember 1951 and recorded in Yan
cey County Mortgage Deed Book
36, page 577, default having been
made In the payment of the In
debtedness thereby secured and
said Deed of Trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos
ure, the undersigned Trustee
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
door of the Courthouse In Burns
ville, North Carolina, at Noon, on
the 4th day of February 1957, the
property conveyed In said Deed of
Trust, tiie same lying and being
In -the Town of Burnsville, Burns
ville Township, Yaribey County,
North Carolina and more particu
larly 'described as follows:
BEING Lot No. 7 of the divis
ion of the lands described in a
Deed dated « March 1951 from
Sam R. Mclntosh and wife, Sue B.
Mclntosh to John W. Brown,
which deed Is recorded in Yancey
County Deed Book 107, page 489,
a Map of which division appears
of record In Yancey County Deed
Book 108, page 262, and said Lot
No. 7 is bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at the Northeast
comer of Lot No. 6 of the above
mentioned division and runs then
ce South 79 degrees West 121 feel
to the Eastern margin of Cosmos
Street (as widened) thenos with
the Eastern margin of said
North 6 degrees 45 mlnntes West
27 feet; North 0 degrees 15 minut
es East 38.4 feet to a stake in the
line of said Lot No, 8; thence Nor
th 81 degrees East 115.5 feet to
the Southeast corner of Lot No.
8; thence South 6 degrees 45 min
utes East 61 feet to the BEGIN
NING.
EXCEPT from said Lot a 10-ft.
alley on the back thereof, running
next and parallel with the Eas
tern boundary line of, said Lot
AND BEING the same lands as
described in a deed dated 29 Sep
tember 1951 from John W. Brown
and wife, Lucille G. Brown to
Walter J. Belts and wife, Altheda
M. Belts, which deed. Is recorded
In Yancey County Deed Book 108,
page 461. •
This sale will-be made subject
to all outstanding and unpaid
Town and County ad valorem
taxes.
This 2nd day of January, 1957.
W. E. ANGLIN, Trustee
January 10, 17, 24 and 31
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THE YANCEY REC pp . rnpn
I NOTICE 09 «c
PSißJfttf- FRESNEL!.
Before
j STATE OF J* Preenell, 17, son of
I COUNTY rs - Lyda Presnell, Rt.
1-IN THE jyirnsville, has completed the
'WILL As ; 1)3350 military training at the
ROSE jfeteway to the Air Force,” Lack-
I TO 11115 AFB, San Antonio, Tex.
sum He is now taking part in the ad
, daY, VancPd basic training course here,
I EARI’ oslowln Sl which he will qualify
* hitb for assignment in one of the Air
AN*- Force’s 43 major career fields.
While at Lackland the new en
jv listee completes the transition
j from-civilian to airman through a
I ( program which inoludes process
ing, aptitude testing, physical con
| j ditioning, survival and weapons
i., training, and varied classroom
tllG
.- studies ranging from - citizenship
a to military customs and courte
• ,ld) sies
! e Like the USAF Officer Candi
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} ; date and Pre-Flight schools, also
I th 1 1 located at Lackland, basic mili
!gt ' tary training prepares graduates
specialized training and on
q, the-job assignment.
A J
fOl J MRS. E. L. BEESON RESIGNS
16t. £ FROM HARRIS HIGH
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Lgj Mrs. Edward L. Beeson of Bur- 1
l s nsville, who has been an instruc-
tor in social studies and other
qu }r courses at Harris High School,
Pel 3 Spruce Pine, resigned her posi
ts tlon on Jan - 14 - She and her hus-i
D band both taught at Tipton Hill]
you' Hl S h School, Tipton Hill, until
aervU Beeson retired at the end of
the the 1955-56 school year,
and • rs - Beeson - a native of Hen-
Y (j derson, Ky., was reared in Los
NOTI* Vn8 ’ ele3 ’ Oalif., and St. Louis, Mo.
said p he ma i° red in English at Flori-
Will in state University, Tallahassee,
before tf* rninored in Latin and Socio
day of v - Mrs - Beeson holds a B. A
office at ee srom Florida State U., and
of Yam done graduate work at the
North Ca’ ersity ° { Chicago and the
This the >rsity ° 5 North Carolina.
A. D., 1956 ■
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