Friday. June 23. 1950
Page Ten
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carol^
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Highway Lawbreakers Crowd Docket;
Several Fail To Answer When Called
Testimony of two young colored monthly to wife for h^J^elf
girls, each about 14 years of age further order of the
given Monday in recorders court, jjannie Hugh McDougal,
resulted in the holding of two K pleading not guilty to
youths of their race fo rgrand jury nn his
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action on a possible charge of
rape. , „
Bond was set at $5,000 each for
J. C. Dowd, 20, and Charles Wil
liams 17. Attempted rape was
the charge on which arrest had
been made, but on hearing
evidence the judge expryedthj
ADeraeeii, o- -
assault with deadly weapon on his
wife and assault and battery, imlo
contendere to another
charge, with cursing and threats,
had his prayer for judgment con
tinued on payment of costs and
on good behavior conditions, witn
orders of the court to reimburse
the prosecuting witnesses the
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Sn^n^that the iraver crime had . of $75.50 they'had advanc
been coniniittcd. _ led to him. tt-h
All live in the same neighbor- \vatson Thomas, Chapel Hill,
hood on the outskirts of failure to comply with previous
The girls said they were on the gmjgment, commitment of
way to a nearby store, after dark I sentence ordered by
last Thursday, when fhe .boys Millie Dowdy Pme-
grabbed them and forced Lyrst, larceny of $30, 60 days at
cies upon them despite f^^^’^ Lounty home, reduced to 30 days
struggles. if he pays the costs and repays
Two Liquor Cases ujjg money illegally gamed.
A couple of liquor cases and ai —
great many involving ^fractions
of highway safety
the greater part
Cora Mae Gilhs, of boutnern
Pines, was found guilty of pos-
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HnS'on^pa^eS of costs, and! That sparkling comedy, “Love
^ nnnditiOTS of good bchavior. That Brute,” starring Paul Doug-
°”Tnhn of Cameron, Rt. 2, jean Peters and Cesar Rome-
1 a H guikv through his at-L.Q eQj.itinuesattheCarolinathea-
f^rnevln two cases charging pos- fre tonight (Friday) and Saturday,
and sale of non-taxpaidLith a Saturday matinee Many
ifnuor He was ^epbrted to beLf the supporting cast should be
•‘mo old and too sick” to come to mentioned because they are all
rt Following testimony given Uopnotch comedy specialists, I^e
r AB?OfTicef McGee concern- La^n Wynn, Joan Davis Arthur
- a raid on Frye’s home, he was Treacher, Peter Price, Leon
I"® ^ <fro °^^/rnqts lasco Clara Blandick and many
^'”=iedL, drunken drivers andLther’s. “Love That Brute” uses
careless and reckless drivers con- every type of comedy f^ Rs
tinned to be hauled into court, m hgughs, some of it smart, some of
the current all-out drive to slow it sophisticated and some
mem down and straighten them |giapgtick.
:^yTSMZr:’lo:S.^ 1 .Heralded as his greatest motmn
Speeding Cases or MilE produItS^ik Technicolor
?"^"fontend?e ^speeding S “Sampson and Delilah” comes to
and their sentences, the Carolina theatre Sunday,
werel William F. Smith, Cameron, Monday and Tuesday evenings,
cK nh $15 and costs; Jess Wil-jwith a Tuesday matinee.
llvT Freeman, Carthage, 70-751 Hedy Lamarr and Victor Ma-
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lard Ireeman,
mph, 60 days suspended on pay
ment of $40 and costs; M. D.
Welch, Robbins, 60 mph m 35
mile zone on US 1 $20 and costs
Wade Melton McIntyre, Fort
Bagg, 70 mph and with improper
pq^kmenl, 60: days suspended,
$30 and costs.
. Pleading not guilty were Lucas
V Conrad, case continued to next
Monday; Maynard Simpson Co-
zart, Aberdeen, prayer for judg
ment continued on payment of
costs; Donald J. Davidson ,Ra-
leigh, $10 and costs.
Capiases Issued
Several charged with speedup
failed to answer when c^le .
Tese were George Elliott Jone^
hCarlotte who forfeited a cash
bond of $80; Erick Fields Wallace,
for whom a capias was issued,
Thomas Watson Patton, who for
feited a $40 cash bond; Richard
B Radford, Greensboro, capias;
Ronald C. Phelps, North Troy, N.
Y., forfeited cash bond of $50.
Jacob McKinley Lawhon, charg
ed with speeding and careless and
reckless driving, asked a jury
trial, which was set for July .
under $100 bond.
Drunken Driving
Drunken driving cases;: Her^
bert C. Lawhon, Niagara, 60 days
suspended on payment of $100
and costs, license revoked for 1-
Xnths; Bennie C. Garner, jury
trial set July 5 under $200 bond,
George Garner, Southern Pines,
contiLed to next Monday;
Charles Val Clar, Pmello Fla
called and failed, forfeited $135
cas bond; Hubert Leroy Hen
dricks, jury trial set July 5 under
$150 bond.
Dave Thompson, charged with
assault with deadly weapon and
public drunkenness along with
ture, who portray the title roles,
head a cast of thousands including
George -Sanders, Angela Lansbury
and Henry Wilcoxon. This pro
duction marks Miss Lamarr s fimt
appearance in Technicolor. The
screenplay has spiced this popu
lar Biblical tale with just enough
fiction to give Mr. DeMille his
head in displaying his incompar
able flair for fashioning breath
taking movie wonders. “Samson
and Delilah” is a wondrous show
of pomp and pageantry, action,
sweep and passion. ^ _
It is a spectacle on a prodigious
scale, that rare picture which ex
erts the widest possible appeal to
every type of film taste--an ex
pert blend of action, religion, sus
pense and beautiful Technicolor.
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Gene Tierney and Richard Wid-
mark are starred in a fast-moving
story, full of suspense, “Night and
the City,” filmed in London with
an all-American cast and director,
coming to the Carolina theatre
Wednesday and Thursday, June
28-29, with a Thursday matinee.
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Sunrise
Skilled Navy pilots who fly into
the very “eye” of approaching
hurricanes have taken all the
mystery out of these tropical
blows, according to Captain How
ard T. Orville, head of the Navy s
aerological section, who acted as
technical advisor on “Slattery s
Hurricane,” the new Twentieth
Century-Fox adventure - drama,
showing at the Sunrise ^e^ter
Tuesday, June 27, only. Richard
Widmark, Linda Darnell and Ver
onica Lake share starring honors
in the picture which evolves
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public drunkenness along witn ^ Navy’s hurricane-
Srunken driving, was sentenced to a
drunKen qiiviusj _
. six months on the roads pd gave
notice of appeal to superior court.
Bond was set at $500.
Careless and Reckless
Careless and reckless driving
cases; Allen Fuller Brewer Jr.,
Aberdeen, 60 days suspentted on
payment of $25 and costs; Harold
Vernon March, capias to Mon
day with bond set $200.
Daniel Shepard McCrimmon,
charged with both drunken driv
ing and careless and reckless driv
ing, sought a jury trial which was
set for July 5, under $200 bond.
Clint Williams, of Robbins, con
victed of assault with a deadly
weapon inflicting serious and per
manent injury, was sentenced to
eight months on, the roads.
Will Gaddy, of Pinehurst, con
victed of disturbing the peace,
cursing, assault and threats, was
sentenced to three months on the
roads or at the county home, sus
pended on payment of costs and
assorted good behavior conditions.
Domestic Troubles
Other cases on the Monday
docket: OasweU Burke Garner,
Jr., Robbns, failure to provide
adequate support for wife and
child, prayer for judgment con
tinued oh payment of costs and
plots.
Hurricanes are shaped like a
giant “8,” Captain Orville ex
plained. At the cross over point,
which would correspond to the
hurricane’s eye, there is a mo
mentary calm. Then the gales be
gin anew, this time blowing in the
opposite direction.
“The reconnaissance technique
which the Navy has developed
over a period of years has the
pilots flying into the very eye of
the storms,” said Captain Orville.
‘•This makes it possible to ch^t
the direction and speed of the
hurricane and thereby w^n the
public in the areas where the big
blow will likely hit. In this way
lives and property can be saved
by precautionary measures taken
well in advance of storm’s a^rivah
“In cooperation with the United
States Weather Bureau the Navy
tracks down every hurricane teat
is headed for this country. The
fliers use a specially equipped
PB4Y hurricane hunter plane for
this work which is so^ graphically
shown in the picture.”
The smashing climax of flat
tery’s Hurricane” shows Widmark
flying into a tropical storm and
radioing its course and intensity
back to the land stations.
A Real Democrat
Senator Frank P. Graham
Educator - Statesman - Humanitarian
And
Great American
To The Voters;
The election ol e Senalor from North CatoUna is an important event. Whoever is elect
ed on Saturday deserves the satisfaction and the tribute of knowing that a lot of people, a true
majority# voted for him.
We hope and beUeve that that true majority will elect SENATOR FRANK GRAHAM,
but whether you are for Senator Graham or against him, we urge you in all stneenty:
GO TO THE POLLS THIS SATURDAY
and
Moore
County Committee For SENATOR FRANK P. GRAHAM