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Sailing Season to Open Sunday ; Sailors to Follow 12-Mile Course Speech Clinic To Open Monday The speech therapy clinic will begin Monday ?nd continue through Friday, June 13, it the Morehead City recreation build ing. Fred Lewis,' director, reported yestedray that S3 pupils from Bar kers Island, Smyrna, Beaufort, Camp Glenn, Morehead City and Newport have been enrolled. Teachers will concentrate on cor recting speech defects such as substitutions of sounds and omis sion of sounds. On the faculty will be, in addi tion to Mr. Lewis, Miss Gertrude Styron, Mrs. Ben Arrington, Mrs. Sammic Williams, and Ralph Wade. The clinic is financed by the Carteret County Society for Crip pled Children. Sessions are from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. Toast matters to Meet At Station Tomorrow T/Sgt. Paul D. Bray will be toastm aster when the county toast masters club meets at radio station WMBL at 7:15 p.m. tomorrow. Prepared speakers will be John Baptist, O. N. Allred, Jasper Bell, Dr. W. L. Woodard and W. L. Da vis. Their critics will be Dr. Russell Outlaw, C. T. Lewis, P. H. Geer, J. B. Eubanks, W. D. Munden and Dr. Ted Rice. Master critic will be Edgar Phillips. Slight Oversight Harrison, Ark. (AP)? After all of the guests had assembled to cele brate Garvin Fitton's 39th birth day, it was discovered that no one had remembered to invite the honoree to his own surprise party. Fitton couldn't attend anyway ? he was at another party. 1 ^ ? A 12-mlle race will open the saiM ing Hiun Sunday for Um More bead City Sailing Club. The race will begin and end at Harkera Fishing Lodge, Harkeri Island. Starting time will be 12:30 p.m. The entire face will be visible from the fishing lodge and visitor* will be welcome there to watch the sailboats navigate the course. The Cora Sound courae was selected becauae the spritsail design of moat of the boats originated on Core Sound. The Memorial Day weekend race will be for the Shanghai trophy. Thla trophy has been out of circu lation for several years and there will not be a defending champion. The second scheduled race of the aeaaon will be a aeriea of three racea July 4. The racer who racks up the highest number- of points in the three racea will receive the Seara Cup. A silver cup will go to the second place finisher. Starting point will be at the Morehead Biltmore dock on Bogue Sound. The course will be six miles. The first race will be in the morning with the other two in the afternoon. The Gib Arthur Memorial Race is scheduled for Labor Day. This race, over a six-mile course, will start at Morehead City. A plaque presented to the club in 1946 by D. G. Bell will go to the winner of this race. Instead of a race for the world championship spritsail trophy, the racer who compiles the highest number of points over the season will be the winner. Thurlow Whealton won the cham pionship last year and is set to defend his title against 10 to 12 other avid sailboat racing fans. New Salt Lake Span Little Valley, Utah (AP) ? The Southern Pacific Railroad is build ing an earth-fill cauaway across the Great Salt Lake to replace the railway's lJ-mile-long wooden tres tle that spans the lake at the Lucin Cutoff in Northern Utah. The new causeway is expected to be completed by 1960. Hundreds of Homesites For Abundant Living AUCTION RAIN OR SHINE Saturday, June 7 ? 1 p.m. Mitchell Village This Auction Being Repeated By Popular Demand Ask anyone who bought property at our May 14 auction. Lot* sold for from one-quarter to one* third of actual value. This is the beat land buy erer offered the public. Ask those who bought! t Rochelle Realty Co. More head City ? Roanoke Rapids Negro News Birth* at M or* bead City Hospital: To Mr and Mra. Howard E. Haggler, Beaufort, a ton, Tuesday, May 2T, To Mr. and Mra. James P. ren tier, Havelock, a son, Tuesday, May 27. Morehead City Hospital Admitted: Tuesday, Mrs. Lottie Haggler, Master Larry W. Davis, Beaufort; Mr. Charles Holland, Morehead City; Mrs. Gertrude Fenner, Havelock. Discharged: Sunday. Miss Bren da Fraxier, Beaufort; Monday, Mr. Charles Reed, Havelock; Mrs. Bea trice Washington, Beaufort; Tues day, Mr. Macon Ennett, Beaufort; Wednesday, Miss Edith Spere, Beaufort. The Newport community choir will give a program at St. Luke's Baptist Church, Morehead City, Sunday at 2. sponsored by the Pas tor's Aide Society. The Rev. O. C. McPharson and choir will have services at St. Ste phen's Zion Church, Morehead City, Sunday at 3, sponsored by Mrs. An nie B. Bell. The Ladies Home Instruction Club met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Ethel Dudley with Mrs. Ethel Chapman as hostess. The vice-president, Mrs. Ethel Al len, presided and devotions were led by the chaplain, Mrs. Wincie Quick. After a short business session the program. Ways to Get Rust Stains Out of Clothing, was given by Mrs. Quick. This week's meeting will be held tonight at S at the home of Mrs. Ada James. Each member is ask ed to bring some kind of refresh ment. This will be the last meet ing of the year. Election (Continued from Page 1) W. Ward, Mrs: S. P. Wilkinson; Marshallberg, I. F. Moore, Fred G. Gillikin, James B. Gillikin; Merrimon, Thomas I. Carraway, George Hardy, W. L. Cannon. Morehead No. 1, S. J. Kabon, E. Stamcy Davis. Mrs. Gladys Colenda. Morehead No. I, Mrs. Paul D. King. Lesta WUlis, Steve Roberts; Newport, Edwin L. Gar ner. H. D. Loekey, Ada B. Allen. Otway, Mrs. Myrtle Gillikin, Mrs. Elnora Lawrenco, Mrs. aarah Gillikin; Pelletier, S. B. Meadows, Mrs. Edith Jones, Mrs H. E Tay lor; Portsmouth, Miss Marian Babb. Ernest Salter. Salter Path, Charlie Smith, Mrs. Georgia Guthrie, Flora Belle Pitt man; Smyrna, Mrs. Bertie Simp son, George W. Hancock, Mrs. Hilda Gillikin; 8ea Level, Daily Salter, Miss Elva Salter, Gordie Styron. Stacy, Earl Fulcher, Hedrick Salter, Jerome Fulcher; Stella, J. C. Barker, L. W. Pelletier, Nedo L. Hamilton; Striita, Leon Chad wick, (judge to be named), Loren zo B. Chadwick. Wild wood, C. A. McCabe, Albert L. Murdoch, Bonner Bell; Willis ton, Mrs. Robert L. Davis. Mrs. Fannie Davis, Seymon Davis; Wire Grass, Manly Eubanks, Ad die Norris and Virginia Sabiston. Down East Lions Entertain Wives Down East Lions entertained their wivea Tuesday night at the Sea Level Inn. Officers for the coming year were elected. They are Joe Mason, president; Clyde Daugherty, first vice-presi dent; Jack Johnson, second vice president; Ed Willard, Lion tamer; Aldridge Daniels, tail twister; and Charles Caudell, secretary-treasur er. The officers will serve one-year terms, beginning in July. After dinner, bingo was played. Little Fry Win First Victory In Little League The Little Try won their first game in Beaufort Little League play Wednesday afternoon. They copped a 16-13 victory over the Elks. Elk* pitchers John Way and Sam Dill gave up l< walks and five hits while their teammates were making three errors in the field. Ronnie Smith and Charles Piner pitched for the Fry team. They gave up 10 hits and eight walks. Little Fry fielders had only one error chalked against thrm. The Elks took a 3-0 lead in tho first inning but the Little Fry came back in the third to scare five times. Brady Way poled a home run in the same inning for the Elks to move the score to 5 4 in favor of the Little Fry. A fourth inning rally produced seven big runs for the winners, who added four more in the fifth. The Elks scored three runs in the fourth and six in the fifth. Boys who played for the Little Fry were Tommy Piner and Bob by Stevens with two hits each, Charles Pake, LeRoy Mcintosh, Larry Teel, Charles Piner, Ronnie Smith, Robert Ransom and David Jones. Boys who played for the Elks were Sam Dill, Brady Way, Bryan Peterson, Robert Poulk, Gerald Austin, John Way, Pat Smith, Jar vis Herring, and Tony Smith. Ger ald Austin, Brady Way and Pat Smith got two hits each. Statement (Continued from Page 1) determine which course our future shall take. "Eastern Carteret County is a new frontier. Here the major con nection will be made with Ocra coke and coastal highways to the north? if the state will help us in getting a car ferry between Ocra coke and Cedar Island; in this county is a state port? if this sec tion comes to be known as a pros perous port area, it will follow without a doubt, that with new atomic powered ships, areas like Cape Lookout bight will be used. "But we must show now, in an effective way, at Morehead City that this is a good port area, with potential. That's why it is most important that we have a Carteret man, Judge Luther Hamilton, in the senate in 1959. "A native son of Atlantic, he un derstands fishing. We can go to him with our problems, and he'll know what we're talking about. He can ? and will? fight effectively for the laws that will be beneficial to Carteret County and its people. "We can lose a lot tomorrow if we don't give our candidate a husky vote. That means that every registered voter should go to the polls. How Carteret votes tomor row will dictate our destiny for yeara to come. I hope all of you will see the wisdom in having Judge Hamilton, a well-qualified Carteret man, in the state senate." Sailing Schooner Hits Sand Bottom Of Sound Channel The S*-foot sailing schooner Windfall from Orlean, Va., ran aground about five miles west of the Atlantic Beach bridge Monday afternoon. She sent a radio mes sage to the Fort Macon Coast Guard station for assistance. Coast Guardsmen got to the schooner at 4:03 p.m. and had her refloated by 4:20. They found the boat directly in the channel but diacovered that the channel had filled up a bit. The schooncr drew more than 7 feet. Coast Guardsmen making the assist were BM/1 Kent Flowers, DC/1 Arvil Martin, SN Robert Ste vens and SN Eugene Carpenter. MSI PROTECTION FOR IMEPUCCAUf PAPERS . , . A FIRST-CITIZENS' SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Fire, theft and loss are constant threats to the safety of irreplaceable family documents. Yet complete protection is available at very low cost? a First-Citizens safe-deposit box in our vaults. Visit your nearby office soon and rent a safe-deposit box for the safety and privacy of your cherished possessions) OUARANTHD INTEREST ON SAVINGS Wte never fergette ZSmU ftm/ MEMBER F.D.I.C. Elks Sponsor Little League Team The Elks lodge sponsors this little League team, coached by Sam Dill, Wade Neat. Jule Wheatly, Tony Smith, Ed NelaM, Ted Jimmy Willis, Pat Smith. Jackie Doncan, Brady Way, John Way, | Charles llassell, rear. Boys on the team are, front row, left to right, Salter, Kent Hassell and Bryan Petenon. Second row, left to right, Robert Poulk, Gerald Auittn and Jarvli Herring. Dismissal (Continued from Page 1) When asked if she had been inti mate with several other Marines, she said no, but admitted she dated Marines. Mr. Wheatly cited an autu acci dent this past Saturday night in Mtirehead City when he said that she told a highway patrolman that she was pregnant and another man with her was her husband. She didn't deny that she had lied to the highway patrolman. Slept in Car Then, Mr. Wheatly continued, she slept in a car outside the jail all last Saturday night waiting for the man, Ernest Flint, who had been locked up, to get out of jail. She said she stayed there because she needed a ride back to the base. Mr. Wheatly pointed out that she did not ask any of the officers to help her get back to the base. Under further questioning, the witness said that she was taken to the Cherry Point dispensary after she went to the provost marshal's office the night of May 14. The doc tor asked her why she had no un derclothing on and she told him she had not had any on since early in the afternoon, she related. She denied having had intimate relations with two Marines Mr. Wheatly pointed at in the court room. Judge Asks Question Judge Morris asked her why, with trailers close to them during the "attack," she didn't scream when Aurilio left her on the floor and then came back in the trailer. She said she was afraid to scream of run out of the trailer. She said, "He (Aurilio) scared the ? " then she caught herself. "Go ahead, say what you were going to say," Mr. Wheatly urged. That's the kind of language you use most of the time anyway isn't it?" Mrs. Johnston wasn't very successful at hiding a smile as she shook her head. Mr. Wheatly pointed to a man in the courtroom and asked if Mrs. Johnston had ever seen him. The man was Gene Jackson who op erates Jackson Trailer Sales. She said, finally, that Jackson had ask ed her to leave his trailer camp where she had tjeen living. She denied that she had been asked to leave because men brought her home from work and then stayed four or five hours. Jackson, the attorney interject ed, asked her to leave because he (Jackson) said he was not running a house of prostitution. Under further questioning, the witness said that when Aurilio re entered the trailer the second time, he pushed her on a couch he had pulled out from the wall, and there the alleged rape took place. She said that she didn't yell be cause he said he would kill her if she yelled. Mr. Jackson was called to the stand. He said neighbors complain ed about Mrs. Johnston and he ask ed her to leave his place on that basis. In answer to a question by Mr. Wheatly, he said that she was the only person he had ever had to ask to leave his park. Sgt. K. H. Long, commander of State Travel Council Will Meet Here Next Week Hotel and motel operators, res taurateurs, tourist home operators, partyboat fishermen and any others in the tourist trade in this area are invited to the meeting of the North Carolina Travel Coun cil Friday and Saturday at the Morehead Biltmore Hotel. Carteret residents who cannot attend all of the sessions are espe cially invited to the social hour and dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. next Friday at the hotel. Reserva tions can be made through J. A. DuBois, 6-3404, Morehead City Chamber of Commerce. The new North Carolina movie, Variety Vacationland, will have its first showing at the travel council meeting at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. The new movie, in full color, covers the state from the Great Smokies to the Atlantic Ocean. It was produced as a public service JC's to Give Rides to Polls Would you go to the polls and vote tomorrow if you had trans portation? The Morehead City Jaycees say lack of transportation is no ex cuse. All you have to do to get a free ride to and from the polling places is to call 6-4777. This service is provided by the Jaycees in their national Get-Out The-Vote campaign. The campaign is conducted under the sponsor ship of local Jaycee chapters. Its purpose is to encourage every eligible voter to take a few minutes of time and exercise his voting privilege. The program is being conducted by a six-man Jaycee committee headed by Norris Edge. the guard at the provost marshal's office on the night Mrs. Johnston came in, said that she was "in toxicated". He said none of the men on duty could get her to say what happened to her. He said she showed up at about 10 minutes be fore midnight. Men there had to forcibly carry her to the hospital, he testified. Several hours later, the doctor on duty, Dr. Wilson, phoned and ask ed Long to come get Mrs. John ston. He testified that the doctor told him, "Drink is just catching up with her " Long said that she was unable to walk. He took her home and car ried her in her houae. Sgt. R. D. Watkins, desk ser geant on duty at the time, said that it appeared to him that (he wanted them to think she was "mad or hysterical". "As an MP," he continued, "I'd say she was drunk ? very much so." i At that point, Mr. Wheatly asked for dismissal alf the charge. MruLadGZ, FUEL KIPI Courteous and prompt service, as well as qual ity Fuel Oil, to meet your every heating need. We are always at your service. To>14- m 1 ? b 3^4 V BHD by Hugh Morton for the Depart ment of Conservation and Develop ment. The film will be used in ad vertising North Carolina vacation attractions throughout the world. Morehead City, Beaufort and At lantic Bcach are cooperating to provide an entertaining program for members of the travel industry who will come here from all parts of the state. On Friday there will be tours of Fort Macon, the state port, and a moonlight cruise on Bogue Sound. Council members will have lunch at the Sanitary Restaurant Satur day and take part in a fishing con test on an ocean pier. Buses, bound for the beach, will leave the hotel each of the two days. Members of the arrangements committee for the meeting are Dan Walker and Grayden Paul, Beau fort; Bill Taft, J. M. Davis, and Tony Seamon, Morchead City, and W. L. Derrickson and Shelby Free man, Atlantic Beach. Free Delivery Service ? 12 Noon to Midnight Morehead City and Atlantic Beach Dial 6-5686 Our Specialty ? Old South Chicken, French Fried Potatoes, Tossed Salad, Hot Rolls, Butter ?1.2S We'll save you money with' GASOLINE 4 Fir* Chief gives you long mileage and lively power, fast starts and warm-ups, and smooth, sure get-aways. Fin Chief is the only regular-price gasoline 100% Climate-Controlled and available in all 48 states. It's specially blended for climate and altitude in this area, and wherever yon fill *?r np. 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