Court
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main on good behavior for 12
months and refrain from driving
for three years.
Linwood E. Jones requested a
jury trial on charges of driving
under the influence of alcohol,
driving with an improper license
and driving a car with improper
lioense plates. His case was con
tiaued until Dec. 15.
David Michael Leahy was fined
$100 and costs for driving while
under the Influence of alcohol.
Stacy McVae Davis was fined
$100 and costs after he was found
guilty of drunken driving. He was
also fined $25 and costs for tres
passing and disturbing the' peace.
James E. Perry was sentenced to
30 days on the roads on a charge
of public drunkenness. The sen
tence was suspended on condition
thft he remain on good behavior
foV six months and pay the coat*'
of court.
Peter E, D?vl? and Wilbert Too
iey were each fined $25 and coats,
for driving without licenses. The
fine* were remitted in both caaea.
Bertha N. Phillips was fined *25
and coata for driving without a li
cense. The fine was remitted.
Willie Junior Phillips was ordered
to pay coats for permitting an un
licensed person to operate a motor
vehicle. The costs in the two cases
were consolidated.
. Joseph B. Feiton was ordered to
pay coats for speeding and failing
to stop at a stop sign. Robert W.
Willis paid one-half costs for
speeding. >
Douglas Monroe was found not.
guilty of going through the "Do
not enter" sign at the Morehead
City school.
Cases were continued against E.
I. Baker, K. S. Swinson, Harold
pass. Mrs. Matt Taylor Johnson.
Otis Joyner. Joseph V. Popperwill
?nd Ellhu Kindred Green
Selling Out
Entire Stock
MUST GO BY JAN. 1ST.
Everything Reduced
To Clear! "
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? Baby Clothes
? Novelty Dolls
and Toys
? Ladies' Panties
? Baby Blankets
? Girls' Dresses
3 to 6s
HURRY! HURRY! HURRY!
Oxley Baby Shop
324 Middle St. ? Acrou from Hawk'*
Prizes
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for Freedom. The committee tn
charge of Americanism will con
duct the campaign for funds. 'Carl
Chidwiek is chairman of the com
mittee. They will place containers
in the various business houses for a
collection for the fund.
One of the chief functions of
the Crusade (or Freedom is the
raiting of money to (inancc broad
casts to communist-controlled coun
tries which explain the American
way of life and bring true news of
world affairs to those countries.
Some personal contacts to aid
the fund will be made.
An open forum discussion on
Committee assignments was held
during the meeting. The discus
sion was led by James Steed, pro
gram chairman. Members also
made suggestions on committee
work and means of improving ac
tivities of the club, particularly in
regard to programs other than 3th
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charge strips of Scotchlite tape to
ai> owners of bicy'es in Beaufort.
The action is being taken as a
safety measure.
Fisheries
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resources the ^harvest of oysters
for the past season was the finest,
in quantity and quality, in the his
tory of the state. He praised the
Institute of Fisheries Research of
the University of North Carolina
for the aid it has given in the de
velopment of the oyster program.
The two groups cooperated in lo
cating natural beds for oysters and
in determination of methods of
seeding and protection of the
bivalves.
There were 305,565 bushel tubs
of oysters harvested off the public
grounds with a value to the oyster
men of $763,912, the report indi
cates. j.
The total amounted to about
50,000 more bushels than for the
previous period.
The clam harvest of 253.500
bushels of clams was described as
having been the largest in the
state's history for any other com
parable period.
5. Morris, Jeweler
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Beaufort Police
Arrest Four
Beaufort police made four ar
rests this week. Arrested on a
charge of having in his possesion a
quantity of non-paid tax whiskey
was Claude Russell, colored, giv
ing his address as Florence. Miss.
He is a member of the fishing
crew of the "Promised Land."
Arrested on a charge of selling
Russell the non-paid tax whiskey
were Levi and Nehemiah Wiliiams,
colored, Beaufort.
Russell is in the county jail un
der $100 bond. Both of the Wil
liams' are in the county jail under
$?00 bond each.
Mildred and Herbert Baum. col
ored. Beaufort, were both arrested
on charges of disturbing the public
peace by using loud, boisterous and
profane language on the streets of
Beaufort. They were cited to court
cw Ihir own recognizance.
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corder's court next lue*o?.y after
noon.
Arresting officers were Chief
Carlton Garner and Capt. Maxwell
Wade.
Zoning
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cupancy limits the use to which
the building may be put, but he did
not know whether or not there is
any time limit on the certificate.
Mayor Dill said that he would ask
for a legal opinion on the question.
Luther Leonard, owner of a
metal shop on the block, also ap
peared at the meeting. He entered
no objection to the rezoning and
said that he was there only to find
out what the board was going to do.
Leonard's location was being
used for business purposes before
the zoning ordinance went into ef
fect. He asked if he would be al
lowed to rebuild the shop if it ever
burned down. Mayor Dill said that
since the lot has been zoned for
business Leonard would be allowed
to rebuild the shop in such a case.
The commissioners took the mat
ter under advisement and said that
their decision ^ould be announced
at the boaid's regular meeting
Dec. 18.
The commissioners asked Mayor
Dill to request that the A&EC rail
way erect a blinker light on the
grade crossing at 28th and Aren
dell street. They said that motor
| ists cannot see the crossing at
night.
Queen Street Students
To Give Pageant Sunday
llie Queen Street high school
choral club will present a Christ
mas pageant at 6 p.m. Sunday at
the school. The group, composed
of 48 students, will portray the
birth of Christ in song and verse.
The choral club is under the di
rection of Miss M. L. McCain. She
will be assisted by Mrs. S. J. Leseur
and Mrs. V. M. Smith.
Dill Appointed
Mayor George W# Dill, jr., of
Morehead City has been named
chairman of the legislative commit
tee of the North Carolina league
of municipalities. The appoint
ment was announced by Mayor J.
O. Tally of Fayetteville, president
of the league.
Township 20. Me., northernmost
town in the United States has
houses standing half in Canada and
half in the United States.
THount
Vernon
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Blanded WhUkey, (M Proof?
Port
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include (he Miami-Biltmore at
Miami. Fla.
The Taylor company owns its
docks at Norfolk and uses its ware
house crew as stevedores at con
siderable saving in labor cost. For
thjs reason the company has re
sisted efforts of other ports to se
cure some of its business.
Holt has negotiated twice with
the Taylors at Norfolk and, on one
reoent occasion, the brothers con
ferred with him at Morehead City
and personally examined dock, rail
and warehouse facilities.
The Taylor company imports raw
salt as well as bananas and. while
it has displayed little interest so
far in bringing bananas into the
port terminal, Holt stated that it
has displayed interest in not only
bringing in raw salt but setting up
a raw salt processing plant here.
According to Taylor company es
timates, Morehead City is too far
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