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11. Moi.ntain
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14. Literary
fragments
11. Kef lues
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19 Poems
20. Roman
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23. Legal
24. S. American
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43. Half score
44. Silly
46. T?psy's
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47. Uncle: Scot.
48. Norwegian
49. Scarlet
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1. Prickly
seed con
tainer
2. Ibsen char
acter
3. Be happy
4. Confronts
5. Wiles
8. Legal action
7. Near
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shortage
?. Jeweler's
weight
10. Dillseed
11. Walk in
water
16. Icelandic
poem
18. Dismounted
20. Loop in
tatting
21. Goad
22. Cabbage
23. Work
25. Weeds
26. Bargain
27. Probabili
ties
29. Spear
30. Prop up
32. Lime tree
33. Baking
dishes
34. Backbone
35. Peep show
38. Italian towr
37. Stalk
38. Large
weights
40. Armed
conflict
41. Preceding
night
42. Father
45. Word of
refusal
Medical Society Chairman
Pushes Polio Vaccination
Chapel Hill? Dr. Samuel F. Rav- j
enel of Greensboro, chairman ofj
the polio vaccination committee j
of the State Medical Society, has)
emphasized that a three-pronged
attack is necessary if paralytic
polio is to be wiped out in North
Carolina this year.
In a special bulletin to all county
medical societies. Dr. Rnvenel out
lined the attack as (1) "enthusias
tic pushing of polio vaccination for
every private patient by every
private physician; (2) constant ad
ministration of vaccine in the es
tablished, free, public health clin
ics all over the state; and (3) in
the areas which did not undertake
such a program last summer an
initial, intensive, mass, free, pub
lic immunization campaign would
probably be extremely helpful."
This campaign would be imple-j
merited by the county medical so
ciety and would utilize all the re
sources of state, county and city
health departments and every
available local aid, he said.
"Any program of immunization
which utilizes only the private phy
sician, will, I fear, fail to protect
enough of the population," Dr.
Ravenel said.
The American Medical Associa
tion, the North Carolina State Med
ical Society and the National Foun
25 Teachers Take
Extension Course
Twenty-five teachers, including
three from Havelock, are enrolled
in the recreational leadership ex
tension course being taught each
Thursday afternoon at Camp Glenn
School. The instructor is N. M.
Jorgenson, director of athletics at
East Carolina College.
The senior graduate course gives
renewal credit on a teaching cer
tificate. It will continue for eight
more weeks. This is the third ex
tension course to be taught in this
area this school year.
One on elementary science was
given at Camp Glenn aad the sec
ond, on reading, was given at the
Morehead City School.
dation for Infantile Paralysis have
combined forces to promote the
vaccination of every one from
three months to 40 years of age
with Salk vaccine by the end of
June this year.
"Vaccinate Before Too Late" is
the national slogan of the big push
to eradicate paralytic polio in
1957.
Organist Plays Hymns
At Carolina Bus Station
Walterboro, S. C. (AP) ? Bus
line dispatcher Howard Wilson of
fers organ music at the bus sta
tion here instead of the usual juke
box rock 'n' roll.
Mrs. Leslie Rentz plays the port
able organ. She features hymns.
East Drive-In
Theatre Beaufort, N. C.
? Last Timet Tonight ?
"THE FIRST TEXAN"
Starring
Jurl Mr (re a ? Jeff Morrow
Saturday Only
DOUBLE FEATURE
"GHOST TOWN"
Kent Taylor ? Marion Can
? Pins ?
"THE ANIMAL WORLD"
In Technicolor
? Sunday and Monday ?
"LOVE ME TENDER"
Richard Egan ? Dcbra Paget
and
ELVIS PRESLEY
In Cinemascope
Pkoar 2-483*
? LAST TIMES TODAY ?
? SATURDAY ? DOUBLE FEATURE ?
BEAUFORT
"ALWAYS GOOD
ENTERTAINMENT"
CHARLTON AMNI
HBSION BAXTER
QILMRT TOM
ROIAND 7RVON
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mi cum siaiCN
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Rosenatle Bowie
to
"THE PBACIMAKER"
"ROCK AROUND THE
CLOCK"
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Mil. HALEY * HIS COMETS
? SUNDAY AND MONDAY ?
"The Big Land"
Starring
ALAN lLADD and VIRGINIA MAYO
Comedy, Western , Elvis
Open at Shows Sunday
Ten Thousand Bedrooms, a com
edy starring Dean Martin, opens
at th* forehead Theatre Sunday
and runs through Tuesday. At the
CMy Theatre Utah Blaine with
Rory Calhoun will run the same
days. Elvis Presley, starring in
Love Me Tender, will be at the
East Drive-In Sunday and Mon
day.
The Ambassador's, Daughter
with Olivia DeHaviland. will play
Wednesday at the Morehead. Kelly
and Me, starring Piper Laurie and
Van Johnson, completes the week
at the Morehead.
Alan Freed will Rock, Rock,
Rock at the City Wednesday
through Friday. A double feature
plays at the City Saturday. Pass
age West stars John Payne. Dean
Martin and Jerry Lewis are star
red in Scared Stiff, the second
half of the double feature.
The plot of Ten Thousand Bed
rooms revolves around an Ameri
can millionaire hotel tycoon (Dean
Martin), who arrives in Rome to
acquire another hotel for the fam
ily chain and falls in love with
Maria (Eva Bartok). Then he
meets her sister, Nina (Anna Ma
ria Alberghetti), and falls in love
all over again.
Utah Blaine, stars Rory Calhoun
in the title role as a gunslinging
range adventurer who rides into
trouble just north of the border
in the 1870 s.
One of the highlights of Love Me
Tender is a picnic scene in which
Elvis Presley entertains by play
ing his guitar and singing songs.
His numbers in this and other
scenes in the picture include the
title song, Love Me Tender, Poor
Boy, We're Gonna Move and Let '
Me.
Twenty-one new songs form the
basis of a new musical score writ
ten especially for Rock, Rock.
Rock. In addition to Alan Freed,
who needs no introduction to true
Rock 'n Roll devotees, the picture
features such outstanding person
alities as Frankie Lymon, LaVerne
Baker, Chuck Berry and a host
of others.
The story of a down-and-out
vaudeville performer who finds
success only when he teams up
with a dog, Kelly and Me gives
audiences a nostalgic Technicolor
; CinemaScope peek into the last
great days of vaudeville in the
| early 1930 s.
Captain James Cook, who cir
cumnavigated the globe and
claimed Australia for the British
crown, was a self-taught student.
I He borrowed a lamp so he could
study navigation, mathematics
' and astronomy at night.
THEATRE
"THE SHOWPLACE OF
CARTERET COUNTY"
? FRIDAY -- SATURDAY ? DOUBLE FEATURE ?
ChMUON OONNA IAMAI iA 1
MacMURRAY* HESTON- REED* HALE
THE FAR I
^ HORIZONS
colo* ?v TECHNICOLOR
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? STARTS SUNDAY
RORY CALHOUN
WTAK^&AlNe
THorehead
"TRULY CARTERET'S
FINEST THEATRE"
Box Office Opens Daily at 12:45 P.M.
? TfelDAY AND SATURDAY ?
? STARTS SUNDAY
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huntz hall
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