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SURE TO PLEASE YOUR LITTLE GIRL IS D,Nrs
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PATTERN 937.
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grammed Marian Marin S'
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Al SagS Head

Mrs. w. H. Weatherly, Jr. ana
son Bill, have left to spend the
remainder of the sump,er at their
cotaze at Eags Head Mrs.
Weathprly has as her G. SIS ms
week. Miss Taska TolGr aid y 5
Mary Pierce. Mrs. Weatherly, : SIS
Tolar and Miss Pierce have Just
retm ned from Chapel Hill where
they attended a meeting of repre-
sentatives of the Hospital Savings
Association. Mr.. Weatherly was
down for the weekend.
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Yes Durability want spreads that last life
time made of sturdy string what
pile of this popcorn design whipping
together this glorious aover pattern In this S72 men
square popcons the meske background Pat
contains directions for making the square and
joining articles material requirements Illus
of all stitches ued photograph OF the
squars.
stamps prered) for this pattern
to INDEPENDENT, Needecraft Dept. Write plainly
PATTERN NAME and ADDRESS.
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test that's when Athe
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will attend the FircmcnS Conyep.
ton.
Miss Evelyn Whi,iOrd Of Men
Bern is visiting Miss Ruth Je1.
kinS for several days.
Mr.. Wilbur RoySter Of Ralcigh
former professor Of Greek al tnt
University of North Carolina. yls.
tied friends here SUNDAY.
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Here Yesterday

Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields and
daughter, Margaret, of Green's
boro were lsitorS in town yeSter-
dav enroure home after attending
the pageant a; Sort Raleigh. Mrs.
Shields was formerly Miss Annie
Snipo ~ New Bern and has VISIT
ed here frequently
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Return To Wilmington

WI. Charles Twiford of Wilm-
nlseon' Delaware, spent the week
elo mere and was accompanied
.ioine . oy his wife and two daugh-
ters' Celeste and Florence, who
nave been visiting relatives here
for sometime.
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and Dckie felt most proud. All the others worked so hard
frowning and puzzlng the questions. Betty always
finished first and always had the highest grades. She
actually enjoyed tests That's because Attic helped with
geography. and Dice helped in spelling. writing read
ing, and defining @s'&" ~ %1'1sI
really is TO have such good friend Betty. both
Attic and Dicke were thinking And surprisingly Betty
was thinking exactly the same thing.
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Coed Dance Tonight

The Nags Head Beach Club is
featuring a Coed dance tonight,
whereas the girls take the boys
and do the breaking. A number
of the younger set from here are
planning to attend.
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Social and 0ehAonal
n1ersSm smith
At Mays Head

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Hopkins
are spending this week at their
cottage at Nags Head. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elisha Coppersmith, Mrs.
Attic Coppersmith. Mrs. Fred
Barr and Mrs. Billie Saunders
Smith were down for the week.
end.
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On Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. G. { MeadS are
on their vacation this week. Mr..
Meads is secretary of the Cham
ber Of Commerce and Mrs. Meads
is employed in the drapcry depart
ment of BClk-Tyler CO. ANY.
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Visiting Parents

Mrs. C. S. Lamb and children,
Casper, Jr., Bailey and Louise, of
Greenville, N. c., are visiting her
parents, Captain and Mrs. H. M.
Balance on Broad Street.
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Weekend At Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Foreman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Foreman
spent the weekend at Nags Head
as the guests of Mrs. Clay Fore
man.
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Birth Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bishop an
nounce the birth of a son, Arthur,
Jr., at their home, 819 North Road
Street, Sunday afternoon. Mother
and baby are getting along nice
1,y
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IVeek-End At NagS Head

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice Armstrong
and children, Evelyn and Jean,
Mrs. Robert Armstrong and son,
Elwood and Mrs. Emma Arm
strong spent the weekend at
NagS Head.
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Take Trim

Mrs. P. P. Gregory, Mrs. Ver-
non Duncan, Mrs. Grady Dough
and Willie Duncan returned Fri
day from a trip to Raleigh and
Durham.
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Weekend At Nags Head

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey,
Miss Frances Madrin and guests,
Mrs. Charles Bo' Il, j. and Dur
wood BouSh Tulsa, Okla,
spent the weekend at NagS Head.
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HONEYWELL Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Stokes and
daughter, Verna. and John White
head of Hopewell, Virginia, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Stokes
sister, Mrs. w. A. Bishop at Cam
den.
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Week End At Nags Head

Miss Kitty Garrett of West
Church Street spent the weekend
at Nags Head as the guests of
Miss Fanny Lowe.
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DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

DEAR MISS CHATFIELD
generally tell how 10
affairs the advice seldom practical Tor
Take make good living and nave
Somehow she to spend the
the kitchen and when to bed at night often IND
is untdy about her personal ap
the roof about
but don't anything else Luckily my
week and am always glad
practical advice to offer
miserable he will thank MISERABLE
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Attend Pageant

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Williams
and two sons, Mrs. Mary H.
Bright, Murphy and Billy Bright
Phelps attended The showing Of
The Lost Colony" on Roanoke
Island Sunday night.
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Picnic Today

The members of the Shiloh
Baptist Shurch Sunday School
are enjoying a pic; at Ocean
View today.
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Wiener Roast

About fifty of the younger set
enjoyed a wiener roast at Chan
tllly last night. Dancing and
swimming were also features of
the evening.
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At Nays Head

Mrs. George Fearing and chill
dren, Julia, Jane and Elbert and
Charles Oscar Mcmillan are
spending this week at Nags Head.
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Returns Home

Miss Anna Hester Bobbitt has
returned to her home on Cedar
Street after spending two weeks
IN Norfolk with her aunt, Mrs.
Leslie Davis.
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Returns To Y :.

Mrs. Joe Commander has re-
.urned to work at Rucker and
Sheely Company after a three
weeks vacation.
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Early Day Corsets

The early form Of corset which
Greek and Roman women wore was
a long bandage wrapped abou, the
body in somewhat the manner Cq
puttees are adjusted on the legs
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Visiting Here

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson and
two daughters, Mary Rachel and
Elizabeth, of Goldsboro are visro-
ing Mr.. and MI. !. W Johnson
on Dyer Street.
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Va. Beach Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OWnley
and two children If Okisco, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis OWnley and
son, Bobby. spent Sunday at Va.
Beach.
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Attenn Pa, cant

Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Hooper
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Midget
and son, Robert. attended the
symphonic drama at Fort Raleigh
Saturday nighS. They were ar-
cor led Dy Mrs. ,.-."1@t -
SiSC, Mr. ". G. Harr y
Greel - .4 S ViSitin Mrs.
Midgets al Elias Williams
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Leaving Today

Seloy S%okees, Billy Tillitt and
oohn wells are leaving today for
Atiantlc City to attend the boat
races.
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Weekend At ManteO

Miss Sarah Seeley of South
Martin Street spent the week.
end at Manteo as the guest of
Mrs. Herbert Creef.
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Personals
Here Yesterday

Mrs. Grady Dough and Miss
Doris Dough of Beicross were in
town shopping yesterday.
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practical advice guaranteed if taken to improve
home conditions pink the we cheeks put the shine in her
spring Employ servant to do the hard work
play lady for while. Instead of
being tell her can't bear to her make
drudge herself herself down and get old before her
time Then take her shopping expedition and buy her some
ornaments for the house few gallons
rolls of wall thrown for good measure will
work wonders in reeStabiShng her pride in the house
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Attend Dance

Joe Perry and Cliff Sawyer at
tended the tea dance at the Nags
Head Beach Club Sunday.
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Norfolk Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shawn of
Norfolk are visiting Mrs. Robert
Cofield on EhringhauS Street.
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Weekend At Beach

Miss Elizabeth Brothers and
Carlton WoOdley spent the week
end at Virginia Beach with
friends.
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submitted by readers will be discussed
unsuitable for publication will be answered
personally provided they contain stamped envelopes
All names are held Write Miss Chatield
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AT NagS Head

Peter Haste has sgone to Nags
Head and will work at the Nags
Head Beach Club for the remaind-
er of the season.
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Weekend At Reach

Marshall Jones spent the week
end at Nags Head with his fam
lily who are spending the summer
there.
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Undergoes Operation

Mr.. Oscar Davis of Body Road
underwent an operation at The
Albemarle Hospital yesterday.
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Returns Home

Mrs. j. R. DoXey has returned
to her home in Norfolk after Wis
iting Mrs. Robert Rhodes at her
home on WesSover Boulevard.
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Visits Mnther

Talmage Miller of Norfolk Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. w. d. Mil
ler on East Fearing Street Sum
day.
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ANSWER:

Friend have got in put your foot on the
discovered that there behind II? Inc
good battery has dead and must be taken out
echarge back before get along Something SINH
this happens wife Due to i'll health excessive
usually have physical baS or due to
disappointment the her husband treats her. or due to the
unremtng of houeWor her battery goes dead and
must be recharged.
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At Nags lad Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Long and
Willie Spruill spent Sunda.' at
Nags Head. They were accom- ~
ed home by Miss Betty Lou "
ley who had been sper@'ng
week there.
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Returns Home

Carbon Lister has returned
home aGtul spending a week at
Ocean Beach at NagS Head.
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home shake feet and
neghbo and
entirely cooking
making Concevably with bsi
ness trip occasionally. CAROLINE CHATF1ELD
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Personals

vile, were named alternateS.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gurganus,
MIR. and Mrs. w. R. Copeland and
Misses Mary Warren, Virgil Ward
and Betty Rose Gurganus left
Sunday for Shady Banks, near
Washington, where they will spend
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Everette
are spending several days at Eden
House Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Nc
Kane and daughters of Kinston,
visited Mrs. j. L. Thrower here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Vogel of
Washington, D. c., are visiting
relatives here and in the county
for several days.
Miss Myrtle Simpson of Char
lotte and Miss Oleana Swain are
spending several days at Carolina
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Everett spent
Monday in Norfolk actsliding to
business matters.
Miss Frances Stalls spent Sum-
day in Wilson with friends.
Misses Katherine Hardison, Mary
CarStarphen and Josephine Harri-
son will leave Tuesday for Ashe-
vile for several days.
Miss Mary Davis Hardison, Mary
Ann Crockett and Carol and Tom
Crockett spent Sunday in More
head City.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Eason will
leave Tuesday for a tWo-weeks
vacation at Virginia Beach,.
'Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor
and Mrs. J. L. Robertson spent
Sunday in Roanoke Rapids with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Harrell.
EXum Ward, Jr., and j. D.
Bowen are spending the week at
White Lake.
Miss Marian Pender is spending
several days in Colerain with
friends.
j. H. Ward. Ira Harrison. P. G.
Hall and Julian Harrell left Mon
day for Greensboro, where they
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At Mays Head

Willis S. Wright, Jr., is visit
Ino EI1r1in S4nDSon, Jr., at NagS
L. . I. is week.
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Here Yesterday

Mrs. j. c. Modlin and son, julie
Modlin. of Nags Head were in
town on business yesterday.
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E;HffYF!s. ElH4RA
EGIj
A.,sH.sM

:
Mary had her little ,
laub, but Astie and
D.ckie were 3etty's con- :
slant o-r:anions at
schoo' k-o1a Betty's desk, =,
AHie shons proudly. her !
full nane. "popular Alias
ot.ihe WorLd." glowing
in tie sun. The other
books env,e5 Dickiei !
hose beautiful blue
over bore the name !
Eew Universities Die =,
tioraIJ." : 4,
When teacher gave a
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her honen making job, ninety-nne
because things not right between her
This is always the husbands fault
that if they reconcile matters between
making and the vatng will take OF them
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Irv;tations Issued

t. sr.tNvi1g D,E"tlOrlS NJ.
;sSr. ssHk:
Nj, ;. C. 9. 'tiley
luest r OF YOU 80. ,,
1t the e Oh tiAeA1 A..
fer Margar EStelle. 20 Mr.
Gather Eu., enc Spaugh, on Sun
dav. August fifteenth five O'CLOCK
nineteen hundred and thirty-SN'-
on 14Ol Riverside Avenue tIl1
beth City. Nor Carolina.
AT hon. W..son, 1iorth Caro-
lima. ., -
No invi. ons were issued IN
town.
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Weekend At Nags Head

To5by Foreman and Jack Jar
Dent the weekend at Nags
at the Foreman cottage.
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Hen


Mr., and Nlrs. Wilfred Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. William Meads, Mr.. ana
Mrs Edward Prltchard, Miss Ad-
die Davis and Miss Ruth Benton
have returned to their respective
homes after spending a week at
ehe Trueblood cottage at NagS
Head.
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Weekend At Ocean View
Wallace Miller spent The week
end at Ocean View.
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Caroline Chattield Says

UsualIy when wife falls down on her homemakng job
it is because things not right between her and
her husband. If he can reconcile matters between
them, the menagc will right itself.
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P|NMEN
SMASH RECORDS

Clicking to the tune of two
season records, Tru-Blu bowlers
opened their drive for the Dis
trict League pennant last night at
Takoma Park by trampling Ar
cadia and giving the suburban
fans a bowling treat for their
first District League match rolled
at this pin plant.
Starting with game counts Of
616 and 602 the Tru.Blu club put
on the finishing touches with a
672 total to register a team set Of
1890. Ollie Pacini's 1856 and Gene
Targets 384 topped off the
sparkling start of the Tru-Blus
while Eddie Keith's BIT, Red
Megaw's 379 and Frank Mischou's
1854 we're telling punches. Carl
Gochenour was Arcadia's top
roller with 1853.
Regal Neon Sign was off to q
winning start by downing George
town Recreation two games with
Jue Harrison the star with a 1893
set. The Max Rosenberg crew
totaeld GA and 1885 for high
counts.
Although nursing two fractured
ribs, Perez Wolfe featured Occi-
dental Restaurants two wins from
Convention Hall with a season
string mark of 1855 and tied for
high season set with 800. After
winning with 604 and $50 the
Fred Buchholz champions dropped
the final skirm1sh, 622 to SOB,
swapping their winning streak at
five games. The Hallmen placed
a crack team on the runways with
Tony Santini's 1880 and Ed
Espey's 374 high counts.
Lucky Strike made its initial ap-
pearance and cut down the strong
Heurich Brewers in the final two
games when Ray Ward and Nor.
man Lilley came through with the
winning wallops. Ward shot 149
and 374.
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FISHING

|son and four friends from Pitts
burgh four mammoth trout at
Sharps Island Saturday. Ellis
Goodman and Monk Fraser went
out to sharps Island Sunday and
picked up a mess Of blues while
reminescing over baseball ancient
history.
PICK UP 81 ROCKS
Phil LIE Compile, DR.. Pesserio
and Henry Wagner dragged in 81
rockfish, some weig hing nine
pounds, and spots, perch and
hardheads galore fishing around
Herring Bay and Thomas Light.
Fresh water fishing is going
great guns at Gunston Cove. A
nonresident license for two
consecutive days fishing can be
obtained at Atlas Bros.
Sid Atlas picked up a pound and
q half bass off the river wall by
the Polo Grounds yesterday early.
but Fred Gooch is the hero in that
sector. He yanked in bass, five
large mouth and two small mouth
Friday and yesterday morning he
picked up a few more. Artificial
plugs get them.
The upper Potomac has cleared
up beautifully but the bass have
decided to hibernate it seems. DR..
E. w. White and Dick Weichie
couldn't do a thing early this
week. Piscataway is picking up.
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HANSON SCORES
WRESTLING Win

Joe Cox, the rassler, today is
sorry.
He's sorry he crowned Referee
Benny Bortnick in last nights
rasSling match Cor should it be
"act") against Billy Hanson.
You see, when Joe hauled off
and lambasted the arbiter, the
arbiter hauled off and gave the
decision to Hanson, which prob
ably is as it ought to be. Who
knows but a rassling bug?
Twas a rousing match Cor act,
as you wild and the crowd was
pleased. In fact, the crowd was
delighted. especially when Joe
hauled off and socked the referee.
The match lasted So minutes.
Some insist that Joe won a moral
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victory. Be that as it may, Billy
Hanson today is known as the
victor over Joe Cox, if that means
anything to anybody.
In the semifinal last night,
George Lehman was deprived Of q
draw with Nick Campofreda via
the disqualification route. Just at
the bell-ending hostilities between
George and Nick-Nick hauled off
and socked George. That was q
dreaful faux pas, even in rassling,
and Nick lost.
Abe Kashie won over Joen May
nard, Bill Sledge and Fred Myers
rassled to a draw, AL MERCER and
Henry Piers went to a draw.
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By o1No SIM
ANGLERS BEST BET.
Sharps Island Light
SECOND BEST BET.
Piney Point

Cumming gets 'em. Blues,
trout and rockfish, We mean. At
SharpS Island Light, Tall TimberS,
just out Of Piney Point, is swarm.
ing with rockfish, but are they
whimsical. Yeah, we're tellin' yuh!
Trolling will get 'em providing
they are in the mood, but how to
get 'em in the mood Is something
else again.
Herring Bay also has its share
of rockfiSh cruising the briny
liquid but here, too, time, tide and
the whimS Of the finsterS make
the anglers life full Of worry and
uncertainty.
Big trout, big spots, big white
perch abound in the Patuxent,
and they aren't so hard to get.
WORKING UP TO TROUT
Here's a neat trick to work up
to the big trout. Use bloodworms
to catch the spots, then scale them
and cut 'em up so you can snare
the trout.
It's more fun than trying to
catch a monkeys tail except for
the bloodworms, spots and trout,
but they were born to be hooked,
yuh know.
Chura can be obtained at local
sporting good stores for 81 a
bushel but fishermen are warned
to keep it well iced. Mix the ice
through the chum. Fresh chum
Is absolutely necessary. Once it
goes bad everything else goes bad
with it including your fishing
trip.
Don't keep the chum on the
hooks too long, either, that's also
bad form.
GETS LAUGH
It isn't successful trip unless
Isidor Shah can get a laugh on
one Of his playmates. Wednesday
Shah, Jimmy Horning and Harold
Huffman slipped down to Tall
Timbers and returned with 20
big rockfish, but Horning caught
nary a one.
cts your own fault" Shah eX'
planned to him. you was sup
posed to meet us at 4 a. m. and
you kept us waiting until 5 and
the finsterS wanted to teach you
a lesson. Be punctual next time.
Sharp Island Light did right by
Bill Berman, Harry GroSsman,
Tony Caruso, SharKey Udell and
Joe Bush Wednesday. They picked
up 10 elephantine blues weighing
between five and seven pounds.
Captain Spriggs took a party out
Tuesday at Tall Timbers and they
came back with go rockfish, some
tipping the beam at eight pounds.
HERRING BAY CARRIES ON
A nifty string of blues was
brought in by William F. Dunn
baugh and party off Randall Cliff,
cumming Saturday. G. R. Smith
and Major Yancey picked up "a
ran,sized rockfish in Herring Bay
Friday.
W. A. and James A. Staub, E.
Manuel and Q. Dennison gathered
in seven rockfish trolling and 10
trout still-fishing besides a mess of
spots and perch at Piney Point
Sunday, using crabs.
Trout, hardheads and spots,
around 100 in all, fell before the
onslaught of Robey, r. L. Jones,
Turnbull, Norris, McAlliSter, Nc
Gary, Settler, Laughlin and Blake
lock at Solomon'S Island Satur-
day.
Cumming brought Otis Harri-
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HOweU Seen Aid
To Redskin Team
EXPECT MIDDIES
TO TOP CITADEL.
BY FOUR SCORES

ANN A r OILS, Oct. 1,-The
Nays official broadcast, as well
as the report Of Slade Cutter, who
secuted The Citadel, Nays op.
ponent of tomorrow, playing
against Newberry last week, indi-
cate that a harder weekend game
is expected than the opener,
against william and Mary, turned
out to be.
In spite Of the fact that The
Citadel won its game by SO to 0,
and has made a total score Of
"a to 0 in its two games played
so far, Cutter is Of the opinion
that the Navy should win by three
or four touchdowns, and it will be
remembered that the Navy scored
seven times against the Indians.
Cutter said that the Bulldogs
are light but fast and have an
excellent passing game. The latter
is as the Navy coaches would have
it. Remembering how, in recent
years. Virginia tossed the ball over
the heads Of the Navy players and
all around them, this is just what
the Navy needs to prepare 1t for
the game with the Cavaliers q
week later.
INGRAM RESTING
The Nays attack has not been
going so well this week, the early
part Of 1t at least. For one thing,
Bill Ingram rested through a cou-
pie Of practice games, and the
difference in the team in his alb
sence is mighty evident. The Navy
crowd does not doubt that it will
swing into line Saturday.
However, Alan Mcfarland con-
tinueS his good kicking and pass
ing and appears to be just the
man needed to take Sneed
Schmidt's place and to relieve In
gram Of part Of the running.
Neither Bob Antrim or Frank
Case carried the ball in the Will
liam and Mary game, but as block
ing and defensive backs they are
hard to equal.
FINE RECEIVER
With Irwin Fike note quite
ready for match play, Lucien Po-
well and Cy Enrich are first
choice ends. Other flank men are
George Ghesquiere, Clarence Cor
bett, ASbury Coward and Dan
Baughman. Powell, the first base
man Of the nine, is naturally a
fine pass receiver.
From tackle to tackle, the Navy
has great Quint. In order, they
are: AL Bergner, Dick Gunderson,
al Wallace, Capt. Ray Dubois and
Ken Hysong. It hasn't much, how.
ever, on the next string, which
runs like this: Fran: Lynch,
Heber Player, Dick .ncher, Her
man Spector and Ben Jarvis, The
Navy does rot lack for great, big
forwards this year, in fact, there
never have been so many.