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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
POliziSten friStlOs entlasSen

AACHEN, Wegen Inter
schlagung zollpflichtiger Warren
sind vier Polizeibeamte der SIX
Polizei Aachen aus dem Dienst
fristlos entlassen Worden. Vie der
Chef der Polizei mitgeteilt hat,
sollen die Beamten in Uni
form in und ausser dem Dienst
i'm Grenzgebiet Schmugglern
Kaffee abgenommen und i,nter
SIGH verteilt haben,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Mercedes NIT Weltmeister Farina
in Argentinien.

STUTTGART. - Drei Merce-
des Benz Dreiliter Rennwa-
gen werden Won LIE Havre nit
dem Dampfer Lavoisier die See
reise mach Argentinien antreten,
wo sic alb Is. Februar nit den
drei Rennfahrern. Weltmeister
DR.. Farina Utalien), Hermann
Lang und Karl Killing an zwei
argentinischen Rennen der for
melfreien Klasse teilnehmen. Bel
den Wagon handelt es sich um
das Drei Liter Zwolf Zylin-
der Kompressor Model, das
unter Hermann Lang in sechs
grossen Preisen siegreich war und
Hermann Lang die Europamei-
sterschaft einbrachte. Der Wagon
halt ausserdem vier internationa-
le Klassenrekorde der Klasse D.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
August Thyssen -Hiitte wird wiedcr
produxieren

DU1SBURG. - Die August Thys-
sen-Hutte in Duisburg- Hamborr
wird voraussichtlich i'm April die
Production nit zunachst zwei
Hochofen wieder aufnehmen. Die
Kapazitat betragt etwa $4,000
Tonnen Roheisen pro Monat. I'm
Anschluss daran soil auch das fast
vollstandig demontierte Martin
Stahlwerk wieder aufgebaut wer-
den. Vor dem Kriege gehorte die.
ses Werk NIT rund zwei Millionen
Tonnen Stahl pro Jahr zu den
gr0ssten Huttenbetrieben Europas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Schmuggler auf Skiern

INNSBRUCK. - Beamte der
Zollwacheabteilung Cries am
Brenner konnten, ais sic Skispu-
ren verfolgten, die iiber den Sat-
telberg nordwarts fuhrten, cine
Grippe Won Schmugglern festneh-
men. die 10000 Seidentucher aus
1talien bel sich hatten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Ludwig Manfred LOmmel 80
Jahre alt

HAMBURG. - Der von Rund-
funk, Buhne und Film bekannte
schlesische Volkshumorist Ludwig
Manfred Lommel vollendete das
60. Lebensjahr. Der ais Sohn Ell
mes Tuchfabrikanten in Jauer ge-
borene KunStler, der semen gross
ten Erfolg NIT semen Berichten
aus dem Phantasiedorf Runxen-
dorf erntete, lebt seit der Zerst0-
rung seiner Berliner Wohnung in
Bad SachSa am Sudharz.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Bayreuth 1851

BAYREUTH, (dpa>, Nit
Beethovens Neunter Symphonic
wird Or. Wilhelm Furtwangler die
kommenden Bayreuther Festspiele
des Jahres 1851 eroffnen. Auf dem
Programm der Festspiele. die am
%. JUL beginner, stehen der
Ring des Nibelungen", 'Parsifai"
und die "Meistersinger Won
Niirnberg". Die Dirigenten sind
Hans Knappertsbusch und Her
bert Won Karajan.
% Sangerinnen und Sanger
sind bisher fur die Bayreuther
Festspiele dieses Jahres verpflich-
tet worden. Es sind Berndl Al
denhoff. Dresden (SiegfriedD
Hans Berg. Wuppertal; Fred Dali
berg, Johannesburg; Walter Fritz.
Lubbock; Elisabeth Hoengen, Wien
(Frigga); Hans Hopf, Dusseldorf
(Stolzing); Paul Kuen, Miinchen
(Mime); Erich Kunz, Wien
(Beckmesser); George London,
Wien tAmfortas); Wilma Lipp,
Wien CWaldvogeD; Christa Lud-
wig, Frankfurt; Hanna Ludwig.
Koblenz; Arnold van Mill, Ant
werpen: Martha Moedl, Hamburg:
Heinrich Pflanze, Dresden; Her.
mann Rohrbach, Libeck; Elisa
beth schwarzkopf. Wien (Eva):
Ruth siewert, Viersen (Erda):
Gunther Treptow Berlin Wien
(Siegmund); Astrid Varnay. New
York (Brunhilde); Ludwig Weber.
Wien und Wolfgang Windgassen.
Stuttgart (ParsifaD.
Die Nachfrage mach Karten fir
die Festspiele aus dem In und
Ausland ist bereits jetzt ausser-
ordentlich gross. Fur die Auffuh-
rungen bis zum Beginn der zwei-
ten Augustwoche ist nur noch
cine geringe Zahl Won Eintritts-
karten verfugbar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Vom Eiszapfen erschlagen

KEMPTEN. Elm Zwei Meter
langer Eiszapfen stirzte auf den
zimmerman Wilhelm, Rist aus
Kempten (AllgaU und verletzte
inn so schwer, dass er starb. Rist
stand auf elmer Letter und wollte
den Eiszapfen nit elmer EiSen-
STANCE stUckWeise herunterschla-
gen, um cine Lichtleitung frei-
xulegen. Dabei l0ste SIGH der
Zapfen und Kiss inn schwerver-
letZt Won der Letter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Burgermeister feiert 80. Geburts-
tag
BERCHTESGADEN

BERCHTESGADEN. - Der /.
Burgermeister Won Berchtesgaden,
DR.. Imhof, konnte in voller Ri
Stigkeit und Schaffenskraft sein
80. Lebensjahr vollenden. Die
Marktgemeinde veranstaltete aus
diesem Anlass cine Feierstunde
i'm BerchteSgadener Kursaal, in
der die Verdienste des. Jubilars
ais ehemaliger Bezirksarzt, Bur-
germeister Won Schellenberg sowie
Gemeinderat und Burgermeister
Won Berchtesgaden seit 1916 ge-
Wurdigt Wurden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
ErfO greiche Versteigerung

BREMEN. - Mach Beendigung
elmer Versteigerung in Syke YER
misste der Auktionator semen
Mantel. Bevor er jedoch die Po-
lizei auf die Suche mach dem YER
meintlichen Dieb schickte, sab er
ais vorsichtiger Mann noch elm
NAL die Liste der versteigerten
Sachen durch. Was er fest
stellte, war betrublich. I'm Eifer
des Gefechts hattie er semen Ell
genen Mantel fir einen Spott-
preis versteigert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01

HEIDELBERG, (dph,. Elm
Melker auf dem Hofgut Michl-
field bel Sinsheim in Nordbaden
verdankt einem Humid die EIret-
tung vor dem Erstickungstod. Der
Melker war auf dem Heuboden
Won einem ms Gleiten geratenen
Strohschober begraben worden.
Der ihn begleitende Humid "Dorle"
begann sofort, einen Gang IA dem
Verschutteten zu graben. Ef
wlhlte SIGH Is Minuten lang In
das Stroh hinein. bis er den
Kopf des verungliickten freigelegt
hattie. Der Mann kornte sich
damn NIT eigener Kraft befreieu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
FuSSball auch bel Dunkelheit

KREFELD. Der erste Sport
platz in WestdeutSchland, der
auch bel Dunkelheit Fussballspie-
lie zulasst, list in Krefeld- -Blumen-
tai vom KTSV, Preussen 55, fer
tiggestellt worden. Vier Masten
init Scheinwerfern Won insgesamt
$4,000 Watt Leistung beleuchten
das Spielfeld. Der Platz wurdc
NIT dem Freundschaftsspiel Preus-
sen Krefeld segen Schalke o. Elm
geweihk
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Europareise zines Betriigers IN
Ende

WIEN. Aus Holland erhielt
die Wiener Polizeidirektion die
Mitteilung, dass in Rotterdam der
46jahrige schwedische Staatsbiir-
ger Arne Jaegerlund verhaftet
wurde. Jaegerlund hattie in Karn-
ten Betrugereien begangen und
war damn in einem ,.Steyr 1907,
den er in Klagenfurt entlehnt
hattie, davongefahren. Das Auto
befindet SIGH an der hollandischen
Creme in einem deutschen Zoll-
haus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01

zone
BERLIN. - Die Waggonfabrik

zone
BERLIN. Die Waggonfabrik
Bautzen in der Sowjetzone ist nit
dem Bau Won 81 luxuri0s ausge-
statteten Wagons fir die trans
sibirische Eisenbahn beauftragt
worden. Die zweistockigen, zwan-
zig Meter langen Wagon sollen
NIT Mahagoniholz getafelt und
besonders isoliert werden. Die
Polstersitze sollen in Betten UNI
gewandelt werden k0nnen. Die
Reichbahndirektion Dresden muss
der sowjetischen Kontrollkommis-
sion zum Transport Won ,,Repa-
rationsgutern" i'm Januar uber
1900 Guterwagen zur Verfugung
stellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
AutOmObilist wegen fahrlassiger
TOtung verurteilt

SALZBURG. Wegen fahr-
lassiger T0tung wurde Kommer-
zialrat Alb. Ebensberger aus Hal
lein zu, vier Monaten Arrest YER
urteile. VIE die Anklageschrift
ausfihrt. hattie der Angeklagte
am 5. MARI gegen % Uhr den auf
dem Heimwege befindlichen Stein
metz Stefan Bernhofer aus Ober-
aim uberfahren und dadurch des-
sen Tod verschuldet. Mach dem
Unfall brachte Ebensberger den
Schwerverletzten in das Kranken-
haus Hallein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Vor der H0chxeitsnacht vOm
Schlag getroffen

GRAZ. - Einen tragischen
Ausgang nahm cine Hochzeit, die
in Graz abgehalten wurde. Ais
das Brautpaar sich zu Bett be-
gepen wollte, rauchte der Brauti-
gam am Bett sitzend noch cine
cigarette. Plotzlich sab die
Braut zu ihrem Schrecken, vie
ihrem eben angetrauten Gatten
- es handelt SIGH UNI den 51jah-
rigen Karl Hanselmeyer aus
Graz die cigarette aus der
Hand fiel. Ais sic ihn anrief,
fiel der Mann lautlos zusammen
und blieb leblos iegen. Der Arzt
konnte nur mehr den Tod durch
Herzschlag feststellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
"Imperialistische" Namen

LEIPZIG. Da die StrasSen
NIT ostdeutschen Namen in der
Messestadt Leipzig 'imperialisti-
sche Erinnerungen" wecken. wur-
den sic Won den kommunistischen
Machthabern umgetauft
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
WildSchwein eriegt

SALABURG. - Bel Eugendorf
gelang es einem Jager, Elm etwa
100 Kilogramm schweres Wild
schWein zu erlegen, das sich Won
elnem grosseren Rudel gelost hat
te. Auch sudlich des Stadtgebie-
tes Won Salzburg wurden Wild
schweinrudel gesichtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
"kasse auf - Geld heraus."


MUENSTER. Zwei unbe-
kannte, maskierte Manner dram
gen in Elm Lebensmittelgeschaft
in Ahlen Elm. Sic hielten der La
deninhaberin NIT dem Ruf: "Kas-
Sc auf, Geld heraus" cine Pistole
vor. Fine Kundin, die das Ge-
schaft fluchtartig verlassen wolfe,
wurde Won einem der Tater daran
gehindert und am Halse gewurgt.
Wahrenddessen konnte die Inha-
BERN um Hilfe rufen, so dass die
Rauber die Flucht ergriffen. ohne
etwas Zu rauben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Die SchuIkinder fehlten

MUENSTER. - Bel der Elm
weihung der neuen Schulz in Su-
berwick CKreis Borken) an der
hollandischen Creme war es in
folge Passschwierigkeiten NIGHT
m0glich, dass die deutschen Kim
der. jenseits des Schlagbaumes zur
Schulweihe kommen konnten. Elm
Tell der Gemeinde Suderwick wur-
de bel der vorjahrigen Grenzbe-
gnadigung abgetrennt. Die meisten
Einwohner des hollandischen Tel
les Won Suderwick sind DeutSche.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
SchiffsunfalIe durch Starken Nebel

DEGGENDORF. I'm Donau-
tai brach plotzlich starker Nebel
Elm, wodurch matchmaker Elm
0sterreichischer Dampfer und zwei
Dampfer des Bayerischen Lloyd
auf cine Sandbank aufliefen. Der
Dampfer Stuttgart" des Bayeri-
schen Lloyd, der an einen Felsen
geriet, wurde leck, seine drei
Schlepper wurden dabei schwer
beschadigt.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
DIRTY BUSINESS

Commenting the crime vice and gambling combina-
tons and rackets in the United States and corruption in
political circles Edgar Hoover Director of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation says: There is nothing pleas
ant in discussion the subject of crime Crime exists
because of failures to prevent delinquency and fail
delinquency. Beyond that there is failure
to prevent crime failure to detect crime failure to
prosecute crime failure properly with crime and
failure to take the profit out of crime.
The solution of the crime problem is simple matter
Enforce existing laws fairly and mpartaly vigorously and
reenessy and mobilize the full force of every medium of
education the facts about crime have sympathy
with the position of those who constantly urging against
the publication of information crime In fact would
urge the dissemination of Information crime which
puts crime in its proper perspective and reveals it in all its
horror and filth and revolving character Only in that way
public lethargy be forced into action.
"The evils of gang wars, gambling, vice. political
rupon and organized crime be eliminated from the
American The fundamental solution lies aroused
and awakened citizens, militantly demanding the action
which will eliminate the gambling car the crook and the
venal politician Blast the foundation of the local gambling
car by vigorously enforcing the statutes against gambling
without fear favor and he will collapse and like house
of cards. the vast pyramid of gambling will collapse
eve never have cTime-free America until all
who stand for law and order united and determined to
mobilize against those who constitute army of lawess
Only return to the fundamentals upon which this
Nation founded moral reawakenng-a revitaized
make this reality t
mo nation unless its people were
united and dedicated to the common cause"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
MISLEADING PROPAGANDA.

The taxpayers paying publicity men to flood the
county with propaganda that everything about the Welfare
State is all and would believe it nothing
or that u.s. almost nothing Let quote from press
release sent out through North Carolina
"A simpler rule of thumb which sufficient explanatory
that the Federal Government
eight dollars spent for the with the putting
another dollar and the the final dollar
Uncle Sam paid total of 72e leaving by
both state and counties"
Now just who is the Federal Government and who is
Uncle Sam 2" The far distant and almost unknown
lures who to have unlimited resources who seeming
ly manufacture money out of the air and just exude it
freely sweat in August is other than dear read
They other than the American working people
who shell out this time they to the store
to buy food They the people who can't buy beef because
is dollar pound the people who pay many hidden
taxes everything they buy whether milk for the baby
a coffin for their grandmother.
Why don't they tell the truth! The actual truth
that the people, you all of put up the whole dollar
Why don't they tell that for every of these u
cents get from Washington you have far than
dollar to begin with but which is nipped off here and
there the vast army of government employees who do
the job wastefuly and necent than you would do
yourself did you have control of the money you and
give assistance where you know is needed and to benefit
those who most deserve it
No. dear reader, you not getting by cheaply
you might be led believe The actual fact is YOU are
paying the whole dollar, and lot besides that the
needy never get 1t7 a.:34
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
PREPARE FOR BATTLE WITH
DRY WEATHER, INSECTS
By ROBERT SCHMIDT

Most of our first paintings of
garden crops have been made and
if you made the same mistake that
l did you have had to replant your
lima beans and some of your snap
beans. The recent cold rainy wea-
Their rotted the seed to the ground.
Don't blame the seedsmen for that.
+ From now on it will be battle
with weeds, insects, diseases, and
dry weather. Everyone knows how
to take care of weeds. A sharp hoe,
a good garden cultivator-perhaps
garden tractor with all attach
ments-and a will to work will
keep weeds down. Chemical herbi-
cides are still too uncertain to be
depended upon.
A straw mulch put down around
your tomato plants will keep weeds
in check as well as conserve mois-
ture. We recommend mulching to-
matoes and also stalking them. They
should be trained to stakes by ty-
ing Will SO4I LW1ICs 4 IIlCu OuI oil
side shoots and allow only one or
two stems to develop. This meth
cd will give you better quality to-
matoes under our climatic condi-
tons. A lot has been said about
spraying tomatoes with hormones
to get a better set of fruit. Spray
ing the first two or three clusters
of blooms with a hormone such as
"Sureset" or "Fruitone" will give
larger yields on those clusters.
Sometimes the fruits are seedless.
However, there has been no adj
vantage gained by spraying more
than the first two or three clus-
tiers. Use the hormones strictly ac-
cording to directions on the pack
age.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
EI5675;N
x 3I[lL1a
HUBERT PRICE ELIMINATES
SELF AS A CANDIDATE

In connection with the recent
mention of the name of Hubert
Price of Raleigh, formerly of
Avon and University graduate
whose name was before the Dare
County Board of Education for the
post of County Superintendent, the
following letter from him which is
self-explanatory, was. forwarded
this week by his father, N e.
Price of Avon. He says:
81 read with much interest, of
course, in the Coastland Times
about the various applications that
had been received for the Super
intendent's post in Dare. did not
file an application at all. 1t seems
that it would be a good position
for someone, but l wish to state
that l could not possibly accept the
post if l were selected. My present
position is very good one and l
like the people l work with, just
as l would enjoy working with
the County Board in Dare-but /
wish to thank the person or per-
sons who selected me anyway. If
you can, please find out who filed
for me and decline as politely as
possible. Possibly in a few years
l might be interested, but certain
ly not now.
please convey my best wishes
to the individual members of the
Board and tell them / thank them
very much, but to concentrate their
efforts on someone else who will do
a good job in working with the
Board and whom they think will
do the most outstanding job for
Dare, and for Gods sake to tell
him to stay out of politics. The
Board will be his superior and he
should be advised of that fact be-
fore he accepts"
HUBERT PRICE
1875 Halifax st.
Raleigh, N. C.
May 10, 1851.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
OTHER EDITORS
THE TEACHER GETS
THE NOD
(The Oxford Ledger

We have no desire to become a
teacher in a public school, for that
is work with many pitfalls and
endless trials and tribulations.
School teachers earn every cent
they are paid and then some.
But if it became necessary for
US to turn to teaching school for a
livelihood, Fayetteville right now
is the one system that we would
avoid. School officials in that city
have drawn up a new regulation
which provides that parents must
give consent before their child
may be given corporal punish
ment.
If we were a parent in Fayette-
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

advertising would kill many mercantile businesses and
undoubtedly kill the majority Of newspapers and maya
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

Increased activity in three ma
tional All programs relating to
personal appearance and the home,
further emphasizes that North
Carolina club members are striv-
ing to make the best better"
More than $500 girls are ex-
pected to take part in County
Dress Revues, while some 10000
enrolled in Home Economies pro-
jects are eligible to compete in the
Girls Record program. Approx
mately 5000 All members are
carrying out the detectives of the
Home Improvement project which
include jobs like refinishing furni-
ture, sanding floors, making slip
covers, drapes, and painting walls.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

Milk production on North Caro-
lima farms totalled 1868 million
pounds in 1950-the highest an
nual output of record and 8 per-
cent above the previous record of
1919 million pounds produced in
1949. The increase over 1949 pro-
duction was due entirely to an in
crease in the number of cows milk
ed. The average number of cows
MIXED during the year is estimat-
ed at 374,O00 head. $4,000 more
than in 1949 and the largest num-
Der MIXED since 1914.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

Where is the center of the Amer
lean automobile population" !?
How old is the average automo-
bile? To get the answers to these
questions, the Chevrolet Motor
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
HIGH TIDES ON
FISHING GROUNDS

Low Tides Between Hours Shown
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
PLANNED INITIATION.

Most of tend to shy away from discussions of nfa
ton by economists They apt to be lengthy technical
and to the ayman, hopeessly involved.
However, outstanding banker recently gave gen.
eral description of the of imitation in words which
anyone can understand Here's what he said:
Imitation brought about in this country mat
ter of deliberate government policy period of almost
20 years with World War thrown in for good measure
almost 20 years ago during period of severe de-
preston those in charge of government apparently
decided that the fundamental law of supply and de-
mand too slow in functoning and their economists
wrote prescription for made synthetic form
of prosperity, really imitation based upon government
supplied excess of purchasing power and government
created short supply of commodities Such program OBJ
vously required money, and lots of it. The government
does not produce weahit wealth So the gov
embarked upon the policy of taking tax money
from those who had something and png in
debedness and spreading the money around in the form OF
doles subsidies parity payments price support programs
and other such devices among people who would mmedia
tey spend it -.
'dThus there was created the doctrine that the way
people to get along in this world to get and
more doing and less This man-made synthetic
imitation manufactured to order and
found for years to be politically quite profitable
There are the roots of inaon from which todays
towering plant has grown It is just sorry exam
pie of that when government attempts to repeal
natural economic law everyone is hurt in the long
SHELDON IOWA, MALL "A twenty per cent tax upon
advertising would kill many mercantile businesses and
undoubtedly kill the majority Of newspapers and maya
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

vile, we'd send along to school
with each of the kids this morn
ing a note authorizing generous
application of the whip, paddle or
such other device as the teacher
may prefer for the job, if such is
adjudged necessary.
This new rule came about be-
cause a member of the faculty in
Fayetteville had the good judg-
ment to apply the paddle to a stu
dent who was and had been a
source of trouble. The padding
caused a portion of the lads anat-
omy to show the effects of the
punishment. His NAV didn't like
it and she proceeded to put it in
the newspapers, which was o. k.
if she wanted to let the public
know she had a child who requir-
ed special handling in the school.
Boys will be boys, but even boys
know that they are expected to
abide by the rules. They know,
too, that when they fail or refuse,
there are consequences. When
they become men they know that
laws are the rules of good citizen
ship. Creating in the youth a re-
spect for authority, even though
the creation requires a measure of
handwork on the part of the
teacher, likely will steer him
clear of trouble in later years.
When it comes to supporting
the child or the teacher, the
teacher gets the nod from this
corner.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

Farmers who want practical help
with building problems can obtain
free blueprints and other assis-
lance from county, farm and home
agents of the State College Ex-
tension Service.
Some 500 sets of plans for prac-
tically all types of farm buildings,
including dwellings, are available.
Upon request, the agents will show
actual construction drawings and
assist the farmer in choosing the
type of building best suited to his
needs.