The Atlanta Journal from Atlanta, Georgia • 13

Methods Unlike Georgia's 7 dream stage into 4 it for birds in Geor his Tuesday November 25 1958 accommodations for S' Weather control greatest gggi YOITLL ENJOY for overnight A bomb! $550 Beginning December 1 ly NON STOP to HUNTSVILLE four Is the BUY NOW OR CHRISTMAS West Coast impos WESTINGHOUSE TV that wacky? BIG 21 INCH SCREEN $149 PL 8 4573 SW eBURGESS BElTj member OBOD molded fiber great accept keep Geor the for was high speeds a great boats will offer hulls of the a zing fair and hills bird APPLIANCE COMPANY it was should With trade of your old operating console radio phono or TV LARGEST SELLER Legend has it that the first Thanksgiving was held in New England says a prominent South erner in this Satur day Evening Post Smith was But why did they let the North get away with the story all these years?) learn the startling (even amus ing) truth in Myth ical olks never seem to work yet they always get things done They build crazy houses and do all their living outdoors They dream up wonderful things to eat and then burn all at barbecues Is there method in this madness? the low down on a wacky wonderful life from an Easterner gone native who tells why you too should West But Keep Your Guard It's a wonderful week in the Poet 9 articles 5 etories many cartoon and exciting photograph Greene Wilkes Wash and neighboring coun Georgia was where ev went hunting You could a cbowd of our towns to head for Washington Cet your copy wterover nagtzfaes art soldi PAY NOTHING TILL 1959 AIR BEGINS WORK ON NEW TRACK 100 off re in mo Special $795 oxford Bill Allrn quail South CAMERA EXCHANGE at Prescott In peace it could turn des erts to farmland harness hurricanes for electric power It could even deliv er sunshine at night rain on request! But in war it could sink entire coast lines direct the paths of tornadoes destroy a whole food supply To day and Russian sci entists are neck and neck in this race to control weather how in By for Climate to the 'f 1081 Have the ducks migrated South yet or is the weather still too warm? The weather is still a bit warm but six north Georgia duck hunters who like to hunt at home bagged their limit within 20 min utes on opening day afternoon The hunters see over 200 mallards and woodducks that afternoon which means there are more to come One of the hunters Tom McMullan associate editor of the Commerce News Commerce had just stepped up into the waist deep swamp area when three mallards in tight formation flew directly overhead McMullan shot three times and killed the three mallards Before McMullan could fully reload two more mallards flew over He winged the duck nearest him and as it was headed toward the water only wounded McMullan shot a second time making sure the mallard was dead before it hit the since a wounded duck is almost impossible to catch The strange part about killing four ducks without missing is that all four ducks fell within 25 feet of McMullan and he had been hunting only one minute The other four hunters were Jimmy and Joe McMullan and ord and Jimmy McRee all of Jefferson was one afternoon we wished there was no bag limit be cause we could have easily bagged two weeks reported the North Georgia hunters They would not reveal their hunting heaven Passenger Air Mail Air Express Air reight Air Parcel Post my old singsong: Even where you people have to compensate the cows run the birds out of this King Edward GORGM MOTTO DUCKS A PLENTY 'a new special each week RASHLIGHT has water only in a few little has not been running for two months Temperatures were favor the south central Georgia area having a light but the woods were so dry the dogs had little chance of picking up quail scent Soon after daylight we were tromping across a beggarweed field the dry brittle weeds cracking underfoot like old news papers our hours later we had not seen a quail though the territory we hunted would nor one with normally good credit and a steady job can own a boat years before he could save enough money to cover the total HE STARTED RUNNING SUNDAY Lake Russell Nov Geor legion of deer hunters swarmed into the game man agement areas of the State Game and ish Commission Sun day at noon on controlled hunts with this fellow as the object Second period hunts start Thurs day NOBODY OUT TRADES AYCOCK The Atlanta International Raceway is on its way stepping out of the reality Work was end on the of country hulls To insure many stock of the planing type with sharp entries and a flat after surface This design cuts down skin fric tion and gets boat up on top of the water In the field of high speed run abouts the trend is toward great er versatility through use of de tacnable hardtops sleeping Large boats of glass are finding ance And in the field of hull form designers have been working to develop a wide roomy boat with soft riding characteristics and good rough water stability most of the story on Every schoolboy knows the Pilgrims were the firstwhite settlers in New Eng land says a State of Mainer in this Saturday Evening Post Before the Mayflower sailed Maine businessmen got a letter saying the Pil grims were coming arjd please be nice Here are bright new facts about American history in a hilarious expose Says They Were long before of their own quail the Okla BURGESS hakprosf BATTERIES Cheme prevent lot of when battery i idk PYROr GARROW Oldest Evinrude Dealer BOATS ALL TYPES 594 Luckie St NW TR 4 1828 Member of MTAMA COMPLETE SPORTS CENTERS SPORT SHOP Dry ields Hurt Chances To Harvest Bumper Crop i Good looking table model in slim space' 1 saving cabinet hat big 21 inch tcreen I (Over at! diagonal measurement) Senes 21T217 Offfy BURGESS LASHLIGHT BATTERIES are LEAKPROO SEALED IN STEEL CHROME PROTECTED homans Arkansans and Texans were planting multiflora seri cea beggarweed and other as sorted cover and feed crops At the state tuberculosis san itorium up at Booneville where we held the Southwestern bird dog championship they have some 5000 head of cattle on about 17000 acres of unman aged pasture The cattle are fat flatbacked and sassy But the quail are more amazing We ran' dogs right through huge herds of cattle and one dog even at tacked a yearling and was quickly dissuaded by mamrtia cow We found 20 to 26 coveys of quail every six hours which is a better average than most shooting dogs can make and we found them in cow country with tjhe whitefaced Hereford in the bacKgrouna But there is a secret habitat is the main answer The rancher who cares here abouts has a two to ten acre feedpatch inside his pasture It costs very little money to fence the feedpatch inside the huge pasture fence And there is no trouble at all in making natural thickets of the winding ditches of runoff water that slip down from the Ozark foothills and there is al ways plenty of water in this country It is a natural quail coun try and the coveys are not in the same place every dav It 1 is amazing what a really good dog with bird hunting on mind will do We ran dogs through same country for an hour three or four days and il a noticeably regular hour or barren country Until this morning I had re vived here tried have pasture country I And we rode horseback through a wide smooth valley a half mile wide and eight miles long and never raised a quail Gene Bush who knows Geor great game management chief George Moore remarked "Wait until a bird dog comes out here So the hot evening gave away unto a chill of sundown i and the ground gathered mois ture from the surrounding pres I sured air and Lee Hoffman turned loose a dog named the City Editor with orange ears and old as they call him found five coveys of birds in an hour! I That was the proof In the middle of bald pasture land that stretched for miles and no birds had been found there Lee and his Jake scored five times PAGE 13 new boats Along with the mod ern trend in' design financing plans have also improved Most banks now promote plans for financing a boat Now any (cost REE HOME DEMONSTRATION Nd Obligation mallyhave been good for or five coveys At noon the mercury had shot up to near 70 degrees and plain that this hunt be written off In addition to the near sible hunting conditions the south Georgia bird hunter faces at pres I ent there is also the danger of rattlesnakes The mild fall weather has not caused all of the big diamond backs to go into underground hibernation Three have been killed in this section this week one with 12 rattles being killed by a bird hunter on opening day of the season EXAKTA Camera Headquarters for The ISENGOR 529 Peachtree started last week proposed million dollar race track that is expect ed to host several of the largest stock races in America AIK president Dick King re ported that caterpillars and bulldozers were busy leveling the land for the actual con struction of the planned 50000 seat stadium The track a Georgia oper ation will be one and a half miles in length Mentioned as prospective clas sics are a 500 miler similar to i the Southern 500 and a 300 miIe I team race The track site is located on Highway 41 about 20 miles from downtown AVRE Av Mil weapon since the Bow ishing Outfit $595 Quivers $495 thru $15 95 "du Thanksgiving from the South! a evtns MASASHt I igure 8 Rink I Opens on Houston Now that the cold stuff is almost i upon Atlanta it's time to start thinking of wintertime recreation again And some folks over on Houston street have been doing just that A new ice skating rink The igure 8 has been opened by Bill Barg and associates at 70 Hous ton NE a block and a half from Peachtree The rink covering 10000 square feet with ice will be one of the most modern in the South CARLSON the field Nonnuncturing notation mate family cruising rials such as urethane foam and is the result Styrofoam are replacing integral This and fewer i ajr tanks to keep boats afloat a i a ce i in emergencies worries along! with faster safer hulls are what the boat builders aimed for Theyscored a direct ihit 1 Here are someof the features Norm Carlson 11 IlnO ie fleeted in the boats: Highly exaggerated after fins are on the way out More outboard boats will use the higher 20 inch transom motor cutout for greater protection in Staff Bill Young BUCK BY David Cross an outstanding At lanta archer for the past few years bagged this buck with bow and arrow on a recent hunting trip The only 15 years old and this is his first big kill Jt 4 By JIMMY WALKER Special to The Atlanta Journal McRAE Ga Nov 24 What appeared a week ago to be the most promising quail hunting season in many years now may turn out to be one of the worst orecasts tor a Dumper Dira I crop seem reasonable but it makes no difference how big a you have if you it In almost two decades of bird hunting south woods and fields the writer has never seen drier hunting conditions Small creeks and branches that ordinarily would be two to three feel deep this time of year havei completely dried up Telfair Cutin 1 well known AYC Elects Pember red Pember was elected com i modore of Atlanta Yacht Club at a recent meeting at Cherokee Town and Country Club Other of ficers Include vice commodore 1 Roy ricks rear commodore Hill Huffman: secretary Delkin Jones treasurer Jack Croley and these members of the board: Bob Yapp Harry Wilson and King McCain Basketball Shoes Converse Reg All Star Shoes $995 or high top and style White or black Converse Lucky Boy Shoes white only QUALITY GITS OR BOW HUNTERS Precision Timepiece of Southern Airways JIy Southern Airways Invincible Deluxe 215 Imperiol Cigarillo 5204 Distributed by CARL NEWTON TOBACCO CO By BILL ALLEN Atlanta Journal Outdoor Whirr GRAVELLY Ark Nov This is cattle country but they have learned how to acclimate quail cattle omy One a things a ut the West is the way the folks whose liveli hood depends upon beef have taken care of their favorite game bob white In Georgia some of the fin est pastureland in the United States has replaced the quail habitat of my boyhood In and around ington ties in eryone expect people and Sandersville every riday night or Saturday evening In recent years with a knowledge roads I've watched the and creeks we used to hunt transformed into green pastures all year long But too few people have tried to the land fit gia Out here gians heard prophet btoddard With outboard motors increas ing in size and horsepower (70 is now available and a hp motor may be in the ing) transoms are being designed and increased scantlings to carry greater tor weight There hate been startling im provements in corrosion proofing for metal hulls One of the most significant developments is the new system of im pressed Electrical current protec ton This system utilizes the batteries and a small plati num anode to neutralize stray galvanic currents generated when dissimilar metals are present in sea water electrolyte The system is now being tested and may soon be a boon to owners of metal AYCOCK 2038 Sylvan Rd 494 lat Shoals Ave SE JA 1 0623 NEW MODELS ARE TRIMMER MORE GRACEUL LINE That Is Boats Are Although Jackie Sands its This Description Also OR AMILY UN New England stole "A4ail Order's RQnjltlt Best Duck Hunting Year? Not Soz Says the Hunter By NORM CARLSON i Atlanta Journal Outdoor Ed tor Another boating season is here and the trend shows the term just a word coined bv essayists or the theme is: Get every 1 following seas Self bailing motor body in a boat and sell wells are becoming standard in a heckuva lot more the field Roomier Moil Orders 1 IN BROAD AND WALTON JA '2 8757 That story about the Pilgrims is a fraud! EM I Quail Grow in Arkansas Bear Kodiak Bows $55 Arrows $795 to $2700 dox Bow Hunter's Kit $C95 (Knife ile Leather Sheath) Boatings 1958 Variety Thrives on 'Togetherness' Mtiws' 1 fey Km 73 A 1 1 He a I A 1 OAMfT 1 mil tMUeOf I I HI fltWIa HEfc 4 aw 7WL BrMW I to Jf a 4 i I I i mu I JSHE3iNi iiW 6 4 St 1 MM3I1 srv htffiitilll lj WK1I Bai BSavli 4 ANNISTON really 1 11 jd I i i 1 AMftMC A4AMP RAM 8IA8CAT Cj nt i pyi Em WHBH re AJUSMlJI NOBODY UT TRADES AYCOCK 1 7 At uit eMraonvMMr'TveouiiHri QieniDer '1 I Wi OBOD.