Continued From Front
School Teachers ,
SB 80 propose "paying A grade
certificate holders a beginning sal
ary of $2400 with the $100 annual
Increments .up to 30 years; other
teachers, supervisors, . principals.
: and superintendents would receive
proportionate increases and incre
ments. An extra work week would
fee- added at the beginning and end
; of each school year for regular
. teachers Rejection notices would
have to state reasons, and rejected
teachers would be entitled to de
' mand a public hearing with written
Center
Theatre
MOUNT OLIVE .
EASTERN CAROLINA'S
FINEST THEATRE -
PROGRAM FOR WEEK FEB. 4th
Sun.
Mon. - Tries. : '
KIM
Starring ERROL FLYNN.
One of Rudyard Kipling's greatest
stories brought to life in the screen.
Wednesday and Thursday ...
DEVIL'S DOORWAY
Starring ROBERT TAYLOR.
Friday and Saturday
HALL OF MONTEZUMA
Starring RICHARD WIDMARK.
r
JttKwtthsa
MOTOR PARK
Drive In Theatre
PINK HILL, N. C.
"Where The Whole Family' Goes"
SHOWS START NIGHTLY
AT 7:00 & 9:00 P. M. -:
"Always The Best An Ways"
Sunday, Feb. 4th "
All Laugh Show f
Blondie'sHero
With BUMSTEADS FAMILY '
Also Color Cartoon St Shorts
bill is schc. ,y f 1
Appropri.. .
The: Joint A; upriatioiis Com
mittee has finished its preliminary
examination of the state's financial
condition,' and on January 30 be
gins a month of public hearings on
requests, from agencies for funds
not recommended by the Advisory
Budget Commission. Meanwhile,. 2
committees re-examining 1049 per
manent t Improvements appropria
tions insufficient to meet 1951 costs
took the headlines. When the House
approved $179,000 appropriation to
meet the low told for the Agricul
tural Building annex was referred
to the Senate's subcommittee ex
amining unspent 1949 grants, pros
pects for State approval before the
January 22, deadline were slim.
Then the contract, expiration date
was extended, to January 25. On
the afternoon of the 24th the sub
committee worked out a solution.
With the Attorney General's ap
proval, it was . decided to transfer
sufficient- funds from a warehouse
project to the annex and consider
the warehouse along with the other
1949 Items. On January 25 the con
tracts was let On the other .hand,
uncertainty marked the Investiga
tion into construction of the State
Fair coliseum under 1949 appro
priations. While some farm leaders
underscored . the need and value
of the building in a public hearing
on Tuesday, rumors from Washing
ton led to a belief that the con
struction now proceeding would
come under the National Product
tio Agency's ban on the use of steel
for non-essential purposesDespite
efforts to secure an opinion from
NPA no ofial approval had been
received by Friday, nor had the
legislature's committee made its
report. The probability of both
federal and legislative endorsement
increases each day concrete is pour
ed and materials are purchased
' Public Welfare -
The anxiety of pVlsoners"ln un
safe jails would be allayed by SB
96 requiring an attendant on duty
to inspect all cells at reasonable
intervals. The same bill would pre
vent women: prisoners from being
confined rtore than 24 hours unless
the JaiLhas a matron. SB 97 would
allow temporary confinement of the
mentally disordered . in hospitals
and other suitable places as well as
in county jails. Other bills would
raise the age to which parents must
support Illegitimate children from
14 to 18 years. (SB 94), would re;
quire judges in divorce cases to
award the custody of children toe
fore signing the divorce decree (SB
95), and would make willful neglect
as well as abandonment of wife and
children a misdemeanor (SB 154).
Governmental Reorganization .:.'
Te General Assembly now has a
bill (SB 110) calling for submission
of a constitutional amendment to
: CONTINUED FROM FRONT
He attended Clay County public
school in Tennessee and the Cumb
erland Mountain School of Cross
ville, Tenn., now a division of
require realignment of executive Scarrltt College). In 1930 he was
Mon. - Tues; Feb. 5-6 ,
Their Newest and Funniest -
Abbott SCostello
n
Legion
With PATRICIA MEDINA. '
Also Color Cartoon -
Wed. - Thurs. Feb. 7-8
Big Outdoor Adventure
2 Flags West .
Starring JOSEPH COTTEN, LIN
DA DARNELL, CORNEL WILDE
and JEFF CHANDLER.
Also Color Cartoon
Fri. - Sat. Feb. 9-10
DOUBLE FEATURE
; Women From
Headquarters
With VIRGINIA HUSTON
And ROB'T ROCKWELL. '
ALSO
Redwood Forest
v Trail
With REX ALLEN, f
, "Get The Motor Park Habit"
Danca Theatre
WALLACE .
BEST IN MUSIC
asencies so that toy 1954 only 12
departments could exist under the
law exclusive of those headed by
elective officials and temporary
commissions created for; special
purposes. If adopted by -the people
the amendment would also place all
personnel of the executive branch
below department heads under a
merit system.
. Election Laws ' "
Oh recommendation of the State
Board of Elections bills were intro
duced in the Senate this week to
remove all limits on the expendi
ture of funds in campaigns for elec
tion, to aBolish use of absentee bal
lot in general elections toy civilians,
and to require campaign literature
to bear the name of the author and
printer." . y H -v. -- .; v.r.
Criminal Procedure
Implementing ' a constitutional
amendment approved last Novem
ber, HB 112 permits indictments to
be waived in non-capital criminal
cases provided, written consent of
both defendant and his counsel is
filed. KB 120. is designed to jpe-
vent a person from toeing prosecu-
ted on the basis of evidence taken
from him in the course of an illegal
search without a warrant HB 115
proposers commission to study the
advisibility of setting uniform cost
bills in traffic cases in courts below
the superor court
Labor Legislation
. The House Committee on Manu
facturing and Labor has announced
that a public hearing will be held
on HB 93, aimed at repealing the
anti-closed shop law, on February
6, and HB 108, establishing a mini
mum wage o. 73'.' an hour for work
ers in IntraLu business, on Febru
ary 13. -
NOTED EDUCATOR
C
Friday, Feb. 2 ; .
HIGHWAY 301 '
Starring STEVE COCHRAN
And VIRGINIA GREY.
News and Comedy
Saturday, Feb. 3 -
.- . Double Feature -v'::
COVERED WAGON"
RAID
With ALLEN "BOCKY? LANE,
;, AND . ' .
( CHAINGANG ',
Also Serial ' '
OWL SHOW: : '.,. :
. PINKY r '
SUrrlnr JEANNE CHAIN. '
Also Serial
Sun. Mon. Si Tuea Feb. 4-5-6
OPERATION PACIFIC
With JOHN WAYNE
News and Shorts " - '
Wed., Feb. 7 -;
' : Double Feature
BLAZING FRONTIER
' - - '-AND'"
. CASTAWAY,
i -A Laugh For Everyone '
Pins Serial -.
Thurs. . Fit Feb. 8-9
, GROUNDS FOR
V MARRIAGE
Starring VAN JOHNSON :
And KATHRYN GRAYSON.
MODEL THEATRE
BEULAVILLfc, N. Y
Movies Are Better-Than Ever
"Why Worry? See A Movie" :,
PROGRAM WEEK FEB. 4
Sun. Mon.
BETTY HUTTON In - '
ANNIE GET YOUR GUN
Tuea. Wed.
LEX BAKER In '
TARZAN AND
THE SLAVE GIRL
Thurs. only - - .
JAMES STEWART in :
THE STRATTON STORY
1 Also An Extra Special
V'WIIY CAREER"
Fri. only .
ABBOTT & COSTELLO - ,
IN THE NAVY
Serial "The Invisible Monster" :
4
Saturday only , , 4
REX ALLEN In
HILLS OF OKLAHOMA
Serial "The Invisible Monster0
Hula
Drive
OOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOf
In Theatre
CHINQUAPIN, N. C.
; '. ' ,.. ;;.,f., y
SUN. - MON. Feb. 4-5 , . THUDS. . FRI. Feb. 8-9
Pagan LoveSbhg N. I Flame And
, (iccnnicoior; -
With; Esther Williams ,
and Howard Keel. '
Cartoons "
TIES. Feb. 6
The Sleeping City
With Richard Conte'
And Coleen Grey. " .
WID. Feb. 1
I!: kits
V'i E " ra Stanwyck
I 7t- MI Corey.
The Arrow
' (Technicolor) ,".
With Butt, Lancaster x
And Virginia Mayo.
Cartoona 1 ' ' '' ":
SAT. Feb. .10; 'v. ?:tt-'i2 '"y. -
" - DOUBLE FEATURE ;
iico Tcrnzdo
With AUan Lane.
WEEK OF FEB. 4, 1951
Sun. & Mon.
You're My :
v Everylhing
Color by Technicolor
With ANN BAXTER
And DAN DAELEY.
Also Newt - . '
Tues. & Wed.
; Green Prose
Starring ROBERT PAIGE
And MARGUERETE CHAPMAN.
Also Cartoon
awarded hut Ph. B. degree from
Emory University and in the same
year he married Mary Kathleen
Bussell of Livingston, Tenn. They
have on daughter, Mary Ann, who
was born May 13, 1934. .
; After getting his Ph. B. degree
he went on to earn v his M, A. at
Emory University in 1938; Master
of Public Administration, Harvard,
in 1944 and a Ph. D. degree from
Harvard in , 1949. In 1949 Emory
University bestowed on him the
honorary degree of IX. D. and
Davidson College honored him with
the same degree.
His teaching career began In 19
19 when he . taught in the Clay
County public schools. From 1926
28 be taught in Cumberland Moun
tain School at Crossvllle, Tenn. In
1930 he was named principal of the
school and served in that capacity
through 1937. From 1937 to 1942
he was. President and Associate
Professor of History, Valdosta Jun
ior College, division of Emory Uni
versity. In 1943 he was named as
sociate Dean .of Emory University
school of Business Administration.
From 1942 to 1946 he was Dean of
Under-graduate Divisions of Emory
University and Associate Professor
of Political Science. 1946-47 . Dr.
Edens was Dean of Administration
of Emory. In 1947 he-was named
Vice-Chancellor, University System
of Georgia and in 1948 was Asso
ciate Director of the General Edu
cation Board. Dn November 19, 19-
48 he was elected President of Duke
University and was inaugurated on
October. 22, 1949.- . .-
Dr. Edens' knowledge in the field
of education Is revealed in the num
ber of degrees he has earned and
been honored with. His application
of (hat knowledge is manifest: in
the various Jobs he has been called
to. In the academic field his spec
ialty , is , Government and Public
Administration. "t
His membership in clubs, etc.,
include Ph Btta Kappa, Omocron
Delta Kappa'and Sigma Chi in cot
lege. Outside 'the' field of college
life he is actlv in the Durham Ro
tary Club; Hope Valley. Country
Club; American -Political-Science
Association,' American Society of
Public k Administration;:' Durham
Chamber , of Commerce; National
Commission on Accrediting Col
leges and .Universities; Planning
Committee and Executive Commit
tee of Southern. Association Col
leges and Secondary Schools; Joint
committee on Public Relations of
Methodist Educational Institutions;
Board of Education, N. C Confer
ence of Methodist Church; Durham
County Redevelopment Commission
and Steering Committee, Board of
Control for Southern -. Regional
Education. In addition to the above
activities he is an honary member
of Duke University National Coun
cil; vice-chairman of the Citizens
Hospital Committee and last year
was appointed by Governor Scott
to the N. C. Resource-Use Com
mission., .,
. From the above it would ap
pear that Dr. Edens is a very busy
man yet he is never, too busy to
lend a helping hand where it can
do some good.
- Duplin and Sampson counties
are fortunate to have such a dis
tinguished man to visit them and
will be looking forward to his visit
on Friday night,
Duplin Soldier.
GolsAivard
In Germany
' Essllngen, Germany, American
Red Cross European Headquarters
reported today that Cpl. Lee C,
Albert, Of Ht. 3, Box 155, Rose Hill,
has been awarded the Standard
I First Aid Certificate upon com
pletion o( an " Army-sponsored
course in accident prevention and
first aid. ' ; -. v:'H :-:!
Accidents, in Europe are costing
American taxpayers over a half-
million dollars monthly, according
to military sources. The Red Cross
was asked to help reduce these fig
ures by setting up educational
Une'e S:!n Says
Thurs. & Fri.
Tb i'-z:z' Circb
With Joe Kirkwood.
With PENNY SINGLETON
And ARTHUR LAKE.
Also Cartoon . '
Sat. only-
T;;;"";Ir::l i
With E03 CX .ZCN. T
Short Ft! t Cartoon
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MAILORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
."'i:-,?rrr """""! P,i r"
.IA i ial I' lit. J VV...j, ll -
'" The opening of a new year is the
time to take atock en what year fu
ture la going to bethe time to take
a, two-way look at yonr life.- Yob
know what baa happened through the
rears past, bat how abont IS years
from now January 1, 1861. Will yoa
be the one person la (oar who will
enjoy the freedom and ftnanelal inde
pendence that only cash aavtnga eaa
guarantee! The opportunity to take
advantage of that guarantee la yonr.
Slga up for the Payroll Savings Plan,
There Is do more profitable resolu
tion than "Bay C. B. Bavings Bonds
ow." ,. . ' o. s. Tmn
safety courses for service person
nel. i-'" :..:.'
: Cpl. Albert, who is "with the Hqs.
Company.; 28th Transportation
Truck Battalion at Mannheim, Ger
many, was chosen for the safety
school by his Commanding Officer.
He was given instruction in both
the prevention of accidents and the
proper first, aid care of , accident
victims. - . r . : ; " '. ,
iaSS ALDERMAN DIES
AT AGE OF 71 r--"'
l:Miss Jimmer Alderman,- age 71,
died early Tuesday morning at the
home of her sister Mrs. Ira D.
Johnson near Boss Hin. " v - r"
'Funeral services were held at the
Rose H1U. Baptist Church Weflnes-
Hv aftornonn at 2:30 bv Rev. J. V.
Case, pastor, assisted by Bev. L. L.
Johnson. Burial followed in kock
fish Cemetery at Wallace. -
She is survived by "two sjsters
Mrs. Ira D. Johnson of Rose Hill
and ' Mr. Nora Smith of Turkey
and a number of nieces andneph-
Cotton Gin Report'
Census reoort shows that 1,042
bales of cotton were ginned in Du
plin County from the crop of 1950
prior to January xo compared
with 1,624 bales for the crop of
1849. - . ' ' '' "
For Sale... -
; HEW CARS & TRUCKS ,
7 ; , . " Straight Out No trade
' Also A Few Cheap Used Cars and Pickups -
- WRITE "X" CARE OF DUPLIN TIMES
yEEK OF FEBRUARY 5th
MONDAY and TUESDAY:
-; - JC0rud C'J IC'C v--,
Starring Ingrid Bergman and Jose Ferrer. : ; ,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY: i j A . .
Starring William Holden and Barry Fitzgerald. '
Also Serial '
FRIDAY and SATURDAY?
Eddie Arnold in
'"'LuC
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Also Serial
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community, and e an lementt It.
fk loeds and heavy v ... , , themsVlvea on over .
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