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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

Special 10 Inc OJar
PARIS, Sept. 12.-"In an old
house in Paris, all covered
with vines, lives an American
family :"
Some 10000 Americans live
in Paris-for study. for pleas
ure, for profit, and for Uncle
Sam.
But it is doubtful if anyone
in the United States foreign
service has made the transit
ton as gracefully as an attrac-
tive young couple with the
American delegation to NATO:
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Manfull
and their two youngsters.
The French have a word for
them. 1t is "sympatique," but it
is reserved for those foreign
service families. few as they
may be, who bother to learn
the language and like the
people.
AS a result, the Manfulls'
four years here have been a
rich experience for them.
They like France. And the
French like them and all
Americans better because of
them.
AS secretary of the American
delegation to the North At
lantic Treaty Organization.
Manfull brought his wife and
two children to Paris four
years ago-or 5000 miles and
five apartments ago, to be
exact.
In French Schools
Mrs. Manfull, his pretty and
highly personable wife. is the
mother of two energetic young
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IN MEMORY

In loving memory of my dear
husband, John R. Duvall, who died
four years ago, April "a, 1862.
/ miss you so very much my dar-
ling husband
Since God took you away
But / get so much comfort in
knowing
We will meet again someday.
When the sun is slowly sinking
And my thoughts are all of you
l can hear your voice so ,sweetly
And see the smile you carried too.
Days of sadness still come over me,
For / miss you day by day;
/ am so lonely, oh, so lonely,
Since you have gone away.
When the evening shades are fall
ing
And I'm sitting all alone,
In my heart there comes longing
If only you could come home.
Although his soul is now at rest,
And free from care and pain,
The world would seem like heaven
If I could have him back again.
No one knows the silent heart
aches,
Only those who've lost can tell
OF the grief that is born in silence,
For the one loved so well.
The golden gates were opened,
A gentle voice said, "Come."
And with farewells unspoken
He calmly entered home.
His Devoted Wife
JOHNNIE L. DUVALL
T-A-27.lte
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u CLANS and scallops are not
included because of the limited
amount produced.
FIN FISH
With the exception of herring
and mullet the bulk of the fin fish
in North Carolina is sold fresh
and in the round. While there is
some freezing of whole fish, freez-
ing and storage is practiced only
when there are gluts and low de-
mand in the wholesale market.
All herring (alewives) are sailed
or otherwise cured or canned. The
roe is canned. Mullets are genrally
sailed or frozen in the round in
anticipation of higher prices. Re-
Gently mullet fillets and mullet fish
sticks have been manufactured in
another state, but this is a depar-
ture from custom. It is not recon-
mended for North Carolina until
more positive results have been OBJ
tanned by the pioneers. At best it
is a doubtful venture.
Any processing of fish, outside
of the two species mentioned is
limited, although practiced to a
small degree. There is some dress
ing of fish by removal of scales,
fins, heads and entrails."1 Catfish
are sold by the dealers entirely in
dressed form. One large company
has been very successful in devel-
oping a substantial dressed fish
trade, supplying for the most part
small order demands both in the
state and outside. Another small
plant has made a good small bust
ness of dressing fish to be sold
fresh or in packaged frozen form.
Some filleting is done when the
price is such that a competitive
item can be produced and where
there are labor and freezing facil-
tiles. AS fin fish processing is
known, however, on the Pacific
coast (where canning is practiced
extensively and in the northeast
ern United States (the source of
the bulk of frozen packaged goodsl
it does not exist in North Caro-
lima. 1t is unlikely that it will ever
be practiced on a large scale in
this state.
There are good reasons for a
condition which may lead to the
casual impression that the fish
dealers and handlers of the state
are backward. nonagressive and
negative to new ideas. Processing
has been tried in this state; once
on a. substantial scale and once on
a well planned lesser scale. The
first effort allied completely with
a substantial loss in money. The
second venture scarcely got under
way. Poor business management
might have been partly RESPONSE
BILE, but the nature of the produce,
the lack of market, the lack of
skilled help and the Indispensable
supply were the chief contributory
factors. The nature of many Of
our fish is such that they do not
stand up well after being filletedI
and frozen. Blue fish and king
mackerel are examples. Crackers,
gray trout and white perch are too
small to be economically filleted,
even If there was an established
competitive market for these spe-
cies in filleted form. Filleting is
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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
SHIRLEY JOB ALBRIGHT,
Plaintiff
EDWARD LEE ALBRIGHT, De-
PENDANT
TO: EDWARD LEE ALBRIGHT:
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows:
To obtain an absolute divorce by
the plaintiff from the defendant
on the statutory grounds of con-
tinuous separation for more than
two successive years.
You are required to make de-
tense to such pleading not later
than the 26th day of May 1866,
and upon your failure to do so,
the party seking relief against
you will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
This the Srd day of April 1865.
C. S. MEEKINS
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT,
DARE COUNTY, N. G.
& T-4-6-4tc
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THE OLD SEA CAPTAIN AND
DRUMMER Book 81, postpaid.
Get this racy book of dialogue
from Cape Hatteras and the N. G..
Coastland. Send it to your friends,
6 copies S. postpaid. Times Print
ing Co., Inc, Manteo, N. C. Send
two subscriptions by mail to
Coastland Times at $3.50 each and
get one book free.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES. Loose leaf
ledgers, ledger sheets, colunmar
sheets, columnar pads; 200-page
and 3O0-page single entry ledgers;
day books, counter books, type
writer ribbon, typewriter erasers,
typewriter cleaner, and many
other items needed for daily use
in your office. TIMES PRINTING
CO., Manteo, N. C. Phone "A.
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an operation requiring skilled help,
and at no one port in North Caro-
lima are fish landed in volume and
with the dependable regularity to
justify the establishment of full
scale filleting, packaging and
freezing plant. Raw material cost
is a large factor. One of the most
widely accepted filleted products is
founder. In 1862 North Carolina
landed approximately 100000
pounds of this fish. Converted into
fillets the total. landings would
have produced roughly 100000
pounds of fillets which frozen and
packaged would have cost approx
imately 81 cents pound. A COM
parable price for the founder fillet
packaged in New England would
be 81 cents per pound. #2. The
same situation exists when we look
into the possibilities of any of the
filletable fish of North Carolina,
as we shall see later.
The fish which the state pro-
duces in quantity are not known
widely on the national market in
filleted and packaged form and
would suffer in competition with
better known and less expensive
fish. North Carolina has not a fish
which could be filleted, frozen and
packaged, the cost of which would
not exceed the wholesale selling
price of already well established
items.
This state does not stand alone
among the southern states as a
non-processor of it's fin fish re-
sources. In 1852 the six states of
Maryland, Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia and the
East Coast of Florida protested
about So million dollars worth of
edible seafoods. It is significant
that very small percentage of the
total manufactured goods consist
ed of native fin fish products. If
alewives (herring) are not consid-
cred we find that production of a
finished product from fin fish ma
tive to region as follows: Mary
land go of the total manufacture
ed value, Virginia go, North Car
DINA and South Carolina 1850
and Georgia Florida $3.50. In
each case where the value of all
merchandise approaches a large
figure we find that it is the cpl
curean items which elevate the val
ues. A large proportion of Mary
lands processed material consisted
of oysters and crabs. The same
is true of Virginia while in Geor-
gia and Florida, raw, peeled and
Dreaded shrimp in frozen consumer
pack alone accounted for over sew
enty percent of the processed
merchandise.
It is worthwhile at this point to
examine into the total manufac-
tured production of those fish ma
tive to southern waters and land
ed in substantial quantities. The
Federal statistics (1952) list the
following as being processed to
some finished product: bluefish
(smoked); butterfish (smoked) !;
mullets (salted and smoked; shad
(smoked and canned); Spanish
mackerel fresh fillets); spot
(salted). The total value for all
|of the manufactured production Of
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An old Negro nanny went to
the village lawyer and said she
wanted to get a divorce from her
husband. The lawyer inquired as
to what grounds she wanted to
take such action, She replied
"Cause he's done got religion, an
we amt had a chicken on de table
TO six weeks"
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HELP WANTED. MALE and Fe-
male. Man or woman to take
customers in the city of Belhaven.
Earnings unlimited. No investment
necessary. We will help you get
started. Write the j. R. Watkins
Company, Dept. SO, Richmond,
Virginia. P-4-5-4tp
over route of established Watkins
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NEW LESCO HOMES-Three
bedroom homes complete, $4,000
up. FILA financed, TO down pay
meat = VA financed, 2 % down
payment. All jobs TURNKEY.
Contact Charles Haskell, 104 East
Colonial Avenue, Elizabeth City,
N. C. Phone 5704, anytime.
T-2-10-tfc
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all OF these fish was only $685.
054. While there is no doubt that
some increase could be obtained in
the advance in manufacture of
such fish, it promises to be slight.
If they offered great possibilities
for a finished product the same
individuals who have pushed other
southern products ahead would al
ready have put commodities man
ufactured from these fish in the
forefront.
To go one step further in ex-
ploring the possibilities of man
ufacture of southern fin fish a
brief excursion into New England
is revealing. The principal species
filleted and packaged in New En-
gland are: cod, cusk, founder,
haddock, hake, mackerel, ocean
perch, pollock and whiting. "3.
From these fish lac, 440,6s2 pounds
Of packaged fish were produced in
1862, the inventory valued at $685.
235 1899. These figures do not con-
slider smoked, sailed, or canned
products. In the states bordering
the Chesapeake, South Atlantic
and Gulf only 818,536 pounds of
similar pack, made from southern
fish was manufactured. The value
was $373,7O2.
There are several factors which
result in this great contrast, but
the principal ones are the price
of the raw material and the stead
mess and volume of supply. New
England is not afflicted with sea-
sonal runs of fish. Large ocean
trawlers, operating 700 to 1000
miles from home dependably bring
in large quantities of low priced
fish. North Carolina and the
southern states in general are de-
pendent upon seasonal and COM
paratively scant supply, and as a
rule, the soutern fish fetch a rela-
lively high price at the point of
landing. Following are average
prices paid for fish in 1852 in New
England: Cod 1860; Haddock Ito,
Ocean Perch 4.3t; Pollock $40,
Hake 4.3t, Founders 1910. Com
parative figures for North Caro-
lima follow: Bluefish 11.27e, Croak-
ers 4.9t, Founders 1910, King
Fish 9.5t, Mullets $50, Spotted
Trout 25.4H, Gray Trout 10.Se."4.
In New England cod, founders,
paddock, and ocean perch account
ed for over eighty percent of the
packaged goods in New England.
Obviously North Carolina and the
other southern states cannot COM
pete with these cheaper fillets, ma
tionally advertised, sold under well
known brand names, and manu-
featured by old, experienced and
we'll established firms.
While the prospect for extern
sive processing of native fin fish
is bleak, it does not follow that
an expansion of present practices
of dressing, filleting and freezing
of packaged goods cannot be ex-
banded to a large degree, provided
that the raw material is obtained
during periods of heavy landings;
and provided, further and most
important, that freezing and cold
storage facilities are already To-
cally available.
II The backbone is ordinarily
left in.
e Based on average prices paid
for fish dele per pound N. C. and
1910 New England).
70. Several other species were
processed in insignificant amounts.
a. The predominance of small
croakers too small to fillet, lowers
the average price to an unreal fig
ure. No official data to show this.
Watch for next installment on
Quality of Seafoods."
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NOTICE
TAX SALE
Town of'KiII Devil Hills
Dare County, North Carolina

Pursuant to the law governing
the 1854 tax levy in my hands for
collection and by virtue of the
order of the Board of Commission
ers of the Town of Kill Devil Hills,
North Carolina, directing the sale
of tax liens of said tax levy in ac-
cordance with said law, / will Of
fer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
town hall in Kill Devil Hills, North
Carolina, on Monday, May IA, 1856,
starting at the hour of 1900 Noon,
the real estate, a brief descrip-
ton of the land listed in the name
of each, and the principal amount
of the taxes owed by each, subject
to be increased by penalty and
cost allowed by law as follows, to
wit:
Connie L. Ailiff, One lot ........ $50
C. A. Allen One lot and
cottage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OH
James B. Allen, One Lot ... go
R. L. Allison, One Lot ......... go
Leslie B. Armstrong, Jr., One
Lot .oU
G. w. Barbee, 2 Lots ........ 1.20
Daisy V. Barran, One Lot 100000. go
Frances Bachelor, One Lot -. go
Robert W. Belanga, One Lot
and cottage ....--..--....--...--.--. 5.7O
Mrs. Annette w. Berry, One
LOT .oU
]. C. Bishop, One Lot ................ so
D. P. Bowden, One Lot ............ go
M. F. Boyd, One Lot .....,....,... go
George T. Branch ct ux One
Lot .,...............-..,........ 80
Thomas E. Brickhouse One
Lot .6O
J. Clyde Britton and Wife
One Lot --..:..--.-.:..---:...--..-- so
James A. Brothers, One Lot 80. go
T. G. Brucksoe, 4 Lots, ... 1.20
R. c. Bunting, One Lot,
G. c. Burrus, One Lot .............. go
H. A. Camper, 4 lot,
cottage 1871
]. w. Gates Estate, One lot,
Cottage, Garage ................ 20.43
j. c. Gavin, One Lot -............... so
Richard L. Gavin. One Lot 1900. so
S. B. Coates, One Lot .............. so
George H. Conner, One Lot 80. go
A. L. Cowan, One Lot ...... so
John E. Cruze, One Lot,
cottage .9O
Mrs. M. P. Daniels, One Lot 80. go
E. S. Early, 2 lots. Cottage,
Garage ------.-.--..-------.--------..-- ZI.10
George H. Ellaman, One Lot 80. so
Winfred L. Evdy, One Lot ....... go
Nellie l. Ferguson, One Lot,
Cottage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Louise r. Fits, One Lot .......... go
Virginia H. Floyd, ct al, 2 lots,
Winfred B. Forbes, One Lot -. go
]. G. French, Jr. and Company
One Lot .6O
s. H. Gaskins. ct al, One
Vivian R. Glover, ct al, One
Richard o. Cooley, One Lot $500. so
Donald Goley, One Lot ..-.... 80
Russell ]. Grant, ct al, One
]. P. and Arvella C. Gregory,
One Lot, Cottage, Garage. 14.10
c. A. Hoggard, One Lot,
cottage ---..----.---.-----.----.-..-- lZ.SU
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pounds of crabs, shrimp and oys-
ters.* Any processing on a large
basis could best be done in these
counties or in some county central
to or closely adjacent. (see Table
IV)
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Those animals offering the
greatest opportunity for process
ing are landed principally in Beau
fort, Brunswick, Carteret, Hyde
and Pamlico. These five counties
produce we'll over 9O@6 of the total
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visit ANDERSoN'S SUPER
MARKET-BEACH STORE at
two mile post. Vacation headquar-
tiers. Open year round. Write
BILL ,ANDER2ON'S RENTAL
AGENCY, KITTY HAWK, reser-
vations, oceanfront housekeeping
cottages. T-4-8-tc
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MIRLO BEACH LODGE, Rodan-
the, N. c. opening in April,
rooms and meals. Best headquar-
ters for surfcasters, family groups,
house parties. IL miles south of
Oregon Inlet. No better place for
fishing in either ocean or sound.
Quiet, restful, homelike. Phone 1870,
Rodanthe.
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HELP WANTED. Over $50 Raw
leigh Dealers operating their
ewn profitable business in North
Carolina. Why not join them.
Good locality available in Hyde
County. Consumers there have al
ready bought many thousands of
dollars. Write w. T. Rawleigh
Company, NCD-480-216, Richmond,
Va. H-4-5-4tp
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
The undersigned, having quail
fled as administrative, with the
will annexed, of the estate of Ros-
coe Burrus, Deceased, late of Dare
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned in Manteo,
North Carolina on or before the
23rd day of March 1857, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
AL persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 18th day of March,
1856.
ISADORA G. BURRUS
Administrative,
with the will annexed
Manteo, North Carolina
T-3-23-6tc
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FOR SALE. Boat 25h #. long
with house on the bow, in good
condition and Chevrolet engine. A.
c. Hooper, Stumpy Point, N. C.
'T-4-20-3tc
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POCKET BOOKS half price
through month Of April; buy
one and get one free. Wide assort-
ment of fiction, all types. 25e, 35S,
and SOC issues. Times Office in
Manteo.
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LOST: Rubber storage bag con-
tanning three fishing reels and
clothing, vicinity Cape Hatteras,
April II. Reward, contact Bill Dill
lon, Outer Banks Court, Buxton.
Phone 303. T-4-21-3tc
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FOR RENT: Four-bedroom home
in Manteo, total of eight rooms.
Comfortable and we'll situated.
Contact Roland Sawyer, Manteo.
T-4-27-1tc
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FOR RENT: Roanoke Inn Cafe.
Fully equipped. Near Lost Col
ony. Apply Zenovah Etheridge,
Manteo. T-4-13-tfc
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CARD or THANKS

The family of Crawford Austin
wishes to thank their many friends
for the lovely flowers, cards, and
many acts of kindness during the
illness and death of their loved
one.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
T-4-27-1tc
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FEMALE HELP WANTED. Sum-
mer position: Interesting, secure
position for ambitious teacher or
advanced college student. $3.50 for
go days. Write P. o. Box 232
Kenansville, N. C. T-4-27-1tc
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FOR RENT. Small house, rooms
and bath. Furnished. Contact
Mrs. Neva Midget, Manteo, N. c.,
Phone 66-J. T-4-2O-2tc
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For your Insurance needs see
w. r. PEARCE, Manteo, N. G.
All kinds of insurance
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FOR SALE: Nice trailer, good
for car or small tractor; $500.
Mrs. L. D. Swindell, Engelhard.
H-4-26- 1tp
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WORK WANTED at Mays Head;
Pantry work or room service
in tourist court or hotel. Mrs.
Fannie Gibbs, Manns Harbor, N.
C. Good helper. References, Mrs.
c. D. Mann, Mrs. Dorothy Tillett.
T-4-20-2tc
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FOR SALE: House in Kitty Hawk
Village. 80 x 38 feet, unfinish-
ed, 8 bedrooms, living room, kitch-
en-, bath and utility room, large
attic, full basement. Stoop on
front, porch back, asphalt shingled
roof, with asbestos siding. On lot
$50 x AGO feet, good water, some
fruit trees; u mile from store,
Postoffice, church. $4,000 cash. If
interested contact w. R. Toler, ST.,
P.'O. Box IL, Kitty Hawk, N. c.
T-4-13-3tp
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 1
Model He'll M 1856 II Gu. #.
G. E. Chest Freezer used only 8
months. Same as new condition.
$4,000. Write or phone 139 Dare
County Ice and Storge Co., Man
teo, N. C. T-3-23-tfc
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BOAT; 23-ft. deadrise with Chew
rolet motor; bargain. T. N. Til
lett, Manns Harbor, N. C.
T-4-6-3tp
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BOAT FOR SALE, 52-foot shrimp
boat Marselle, fully equipped for
shrimping. See H. S. Tolan, Bel
haven. P-4-19-3tp
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HOMES AND HOMESITES. See
us before you buy. Brake-Wood
Corp, Phone 16 or %, Manteo, N.
C.. Tactic
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MALE HELP WANTED. Summer
Position: Interesting, secure po-
sition for ambitious teacher or
advanced college student. $3.50 for
60 days. Write P. o. Box 232
Kenansville, N. c.. T-4-27-1tc
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CEMETERY MEMORIALS. 1--WE
save you the agents commits
SION" J. Winton Sawyer, Elizabeth
City. T-11-1S-52tc
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u Frozen cod fish cakes crab cakes deyd cab cooked
peeled shrimp, scalops, and shucked CLAIMS
"2 Fets Of trout striped bass spanish maker
devied crabs, frozen shrimp and scallops
% Grouper and fe Dreaded oysters and caps and
spny lobster tails.
"a Anchovy PASTE mackere and had ets crab bisque
shrimp bisque and bisque
canned aewive and and barbecued turtle Note
of the products listed except fish e and canned aewives
processed in North Carolina)
IS Included picked and vnegared fets valued $27987
product not manufactured in North Carolina. g.
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WANTED-Land on the Dare
Coast, large or small tracts.
Write what you have to offer.
Mirlo Co., Box 428, Manteo, N. C.
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Those animals offering the greatest opportunity for processing
landed principally Beaufort Brunswick Carteret
Pamico These counties produce pounds
of crabs shrimp and oysters Any processing large
adjacent see Table IV)
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Percentage of total pundage of shrimp crabs
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REPORT
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TABLE III

TABLE III
of the Principal Manufactured Edible Seafood Products
and Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and tn