- Lc;.' .L-iive Summary ; '
CONliXUED FROM FRONT. ,
ead and, without raising taxes,
jive the cities money bgm the High
pay Fund for work on streets not
i part of the highway system, The
atest road development was. the
ntroduction this week of company
on bUla B 218 and PB 377) call
ng for the establishment of. a con
nitslon to feuUd toll roads, -flnan-:lng
them by issuing revenue bonds
o be paid off from tolls and road
ilde concessions. -When paid for,
fees super-highways would ; be
nade .toll-free and" come under
Highway Commission, supervision:
ind maintenance. Whether,, trucks
ihould be required to comply with
Ighter maximum weight limits
vlll be the subject of a public
bearing in the Senate chamber next
Htursday afternoon when the roads
3UN.. MON. Mar. 4-5
wii.ilna Army; , a Eae Albert
With Dean Martin
a l T r -
Cartoon - . ' ACrOSS IllC'
iW-iite.; Villi h y (tedlufids
1 McnNa-' wuh cha as'.'
; (Tceior, Counter Spy Meets
With Enrol Flynn C,.i!-i Varr!
And Alexis Smith. jCOlLiiU IdlUv
J serial . f ' with Howard St. John. ;
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t . WEEK OF MARCH 4th.
SUNDAY and MONDAY:- , ' .
Happy Years
With Dean Stockwell.
k?i S!::;vs: Matinee, 3:00; tlight 9:00
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY:
Summer
With Judy Garland And Gene Kjelly. -
THURSDAY and FRIDAY:
n Eiocky rtlountain
With Errol Flynn And Patricia Wyman. '
SATURDAY only: u ;: p.
With John Wayne.
'AND
FaFfro Phantom
committee meets "to consider SB
183. "
Liquor Referendum :' '
'' True to their name the commit
tee on propositions and grievances
listened' long this wee to aggriev
ed drys advocate their proposition
for a state-wide liquor referendum1
and listened to equally aggrieved
Wets propose defeat for such refer
endum. The bills concerned - (SB '
4, SB 177, ;and KB 188) came In
for little detailed discussion; the
argument followed the pattern oil
recent years and, with only a few
remarks on the question of alcohol
itself, turned on whether it Is more
democratic to let the people of the
whole state vote on the Issue, for
the whole- state or to let each local
ity decide its own fate under the
present ystem;: The committees
listened but so far they have said
nothing.' '
luM WARSAW, N.C.
- THURS. . FBI. Mar, 8-9 t .
M War ; ruiierwusnvm
Cartoon
SATURDAY, Mar. 10
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Stock
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IN-KENAN3VILLE
FEATURING ON s 'i)tt 'x f W""''
SUNDAY, MAIXII 4ih.
Appropriations ""
The General Assembly Is ready
to face its money problems. The
appropriations committee has con
cluded bearing state agencies" re
quest about $60 million more for
operating expenses and $20 million
more for permanent improvements
thai! recommended' In the $430 mil
lion 'Advisory Budget Commission
budget They have beard the Uni
ted Forces for Education press foj
money for a $2,400-83,800 teacher
pay ' scale :' and reduced ' teaches
load. ' They have received HB41Q
asking $3.8 million to increase the
state's share with the- clUes and
counties for care of indigent hospi
tal patients and $ bills calling for
"cost-of-living" increases for state
employee; either on a flat 10
basis or on a graduated scale wei
ghted to benefit those making less
than $3,000 annually. There seems
to be ad .assuinBtlon , 4haJ ,ome. pf
these requests can J4-jaet from
original estinrtt4ylB;"Mleter -
mined amount. Some may also be
met by fSSSZS
revision1 of 1 appropriations now.
conUinedf in the tentaUve budget
AO effort to place ngjsentl
52 CM0ri1 Jmi,
dlv 1:IqT ? f""0)
asked by the State Board of Educa-j
Hon. was made in the House on
Tuesday. A resolution was introdu
ced, signed by 78 representatives,
to place that body on record as.
favoring "the appropriation of suf
ficient fund to provide the essen
tial services which should be ren
dered by the public schools," in
cluding funds to meet inflationary
cost Increases and a $2,2O0-$3,lO0
pay scale (or teachers. While a mo
tion to pass the resolution lmfne
dlately untler suspension of the
rules falltfd by half a dozen votes
to secure the necessary 2-3 major
ity, many of those opposing sus
pension of the rules had signed
the resolution or pronounced them
selves In accord with Its objectives
but felt that', passage would Imply
lack of confidence in the appropri
ations committee. Meanwhile the
Joint aubcommittee charged with
re-examining permanent improve
ments appropriations made in 1947
and 1949 re-endorsed projects al
ready allocated more than $29 mil-
:Dinca Theatre
WALLACE ,
BEST IN .MUSIC
Friday, Mar. 2--V ' '
.SEPTEMBER AFFAIR
With JOAN FONTAINE
And JOSEPH COTTKN. i
Newa Shorts -
Saturday, Mar.,S - j,
. St. DoaMe Feature j
RAIDERS OF '
TOMAHAWK CREEK
'r. A N V - -
- DAVID HARDING,
COUNTER,' SPY.
OWL SHOW:
BEWARE OF BLONDIE
Sun and Mon. Mar. 4-5 . . .
1V I'D CLIMB .THE t
HIGHEST MOUNTAIN
With WILLIAM LONDON ;
And SUSAN HAYWORTH.
-i Shews 2, 4. A $:S$ Sunday
Tuesday, Mar. $
GREAT MISSOURI RAID
1 Tbecknioaldr ,.
Wednesday, Mar. 7
STORM WARNING ,
With GINGER ROGERS
And RONALD REAGAN.' ' "
Comedies & Serial ,
Thursday, Mar. I
CALL ME RHSTERfV
Starring BETTY GRABLE
And DAN DAILEY.
':Ji
v,..l t i. i i
i,: in. It also rticomi: sued wiih-
Irawlng previous appropriations of
;794,450 for state parks and $190,
J00. for, state fair projects and re
examination by the full committee
st a 1947 contingent $1 million ap
propriation for an art gallery. ,
Municipal Project r ' ' . t
Prompted by a belief that off-
itreet parking is necessary to ade
quate alleviation of the i serious
raffle congestion in many cities,
legislation to enable municipalities
to issue bonds for financing of f-
itreet parking facilities was in
troduced Wednesday by Senators
Carlyle and Price. Envisioning the
Dosstble construction of multi
level structures both underground
and above, as well as providing for
municipal parking lota, these bills
(SB 243. and SB 244) authorize ciT
tiesto pledge ..revenues from on
street parking meters and from
charges for use' of off-street park,
ing facilities for payment, of the
bonds. If benefitted property ownr
ers petition for the construction of
such facilities, the legislation per
mits the assessment of sucn prop
erty as an additional means of fi
nancing. To enable cities with as
many as 9,000 InhablUnU to partl
clbate in the federal slum clear.
. ; mimmiIMm.
"dM fo7 tne establishment of
SSnSitSl to
fcllfcr, ... tit Aja-,i
MuSlM them
0 individuals who ag-
ree o develop them in accordance
with ptehs approved by tne city.
; Stream Pollution
The 9-man subcommittee ap
pointed several weeks ago to con
sider HB 33 dealing with stream
MODEL THEATRE
' BEULAVriXE. M. C. f,n
Movies Are Better Tbaav Ever
. -Why Worry? See A Matte"
WEEK OF MAR. 4th
Sun.' Mon. .?. - , U'
WALT DISNEY'S
CINDERELLA
Tues. Wed.
MAUREE OT3ARA In f
; . ojmmanche
territory
Thursday
SHADOW ON THE WALL
With ANN SOUTHERN. J; v
il II I i i , i .VI
t A '-H - -
EAST SIDE KIDS - f
' f ' f - '.AND. - ' f "J
CITY ACROSS tl
THE RIVER
Saturday
TIM HOLT In
- STORM OVER . s
WYOMING M "
saRaMnMOTBMnnMaiMiRBMSiaiMaBBBBMMai
MOTOR PARK
Drive In Theatre
PINK IHLL, N. C.
"Where The Whole Family Gees"
.. SHOWS AT 7 4 8 P. M.. ' -"Always
The Best - All Ways" :
SUN. Mar. 4th. -
A Laugh Fest Of Fun . , .
Everybody Does It
Starring Paul Douglas ' -And
Linda Darnell. , ':
Also. Color Cartoon
MON. - TUES. Mar 8-8
Action Packed Western
The 'Showdown
,. ji..-, STARRING -
William Elliott, Walter .
Brennan, Marie Windsor.
Also Color Cartoon . ' . I
WED. - THURS. Mar. 7-8 -
Drama Suspense Action ;
Pcnic In The Street
r STARRING
Richard Widmark, Barbara
Del Gedes, Paul Douglas."
Abo Color jCartooh
led. - 6Ar. Mar. 9-18
! DOUBLE FEATURE ,
WITH
, ALL NATIVE CAST.
ALSO . , '
l!:vaj3
Trci! Qc:i:rs
Vith Eab Steele. . '
, . i t . j of a
i,. ..we t s. ".stitute ic
the Uuuse I.nday night. The pro
posed substitute spells but in much
detail procedures th contemplated
state agency would follow and pro
vides that it could take no action
against any polluter In a given area
if corrective action is impracti
cable with reference to another
polluter In that . area. On Friday
the aubcommittee held a public
hearing and received amendments
to the tentative bilL U . -1
Amending the U. & Constitution
Identical Senate and House bills
designed to gain legislative en
dorsement of the Congressionally
approved amendment to limit pres
idents after Mr. Truman to two
terms in the White House reached
the floors of the houses after nar
rowly 'escaping unfavorable com
mittee reports. With more fervent
argument than has been heard on
any other single issue this session;
the Senate bill passed both houses
and established North Carolina as
the 34th state to ratify the amend
ment " '
DUPLIN COUNTY
HB 191 - Introduced by Carr,
Feb. 1 Wallace bird sanctuary) i
Febi 21, ratified. .
HB 246 - Introduced by Carr,
Feb. 6 (County officials) Feb. 19,
amended in House to correct typo
graphical error; passed House;
Feb. 23, passed Senate. .
HB 350 - Introduced by Carr,
Feb 19 "To provide for the selec
tion of a grand Jury for Duplin
County". (At first term of criminal
court after July 1, 1951, grand
Jury is to be chosen with 9 to ser
ve for 1 year, 9 for 8 months; there
after at first terms following Jan
uary 1 and July 1 of each year, 9
Jurors are to be chosen for 1-year
terms. Authorises Judge presiding
over any criminal or civil term to
discharge the grand Jury and cause
a new one to be drawn in manner
provided for drawing special ve
nire; the first 9 so drawn are to
serve during the unexpired term
of discharged Jurors whose terms
expire first, and the last 9 drawn
to serve for unexpired term of dis
charged Jurors Whose terms expir
ed last Replacements for grand
Jurors unable to serve are selected
in same manner as when Juror Is
discharged.) Feb. 23, reported fav
orably by House committee. .
KEIIAIISVILLE
HEWS
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Murphy
of Ft. Benning, Ga. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
x, .ui.
t - - V -
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vestal and
H
$ J M0VJES
SUNDAY SHOWS: 3:00 P.M. TO 5:00P.M.
5 . , 9:00 P.M. TO 11:00P.M.
The Merchants of Kenansville Welcome
J. R. RIVEt!DARIU!BV MANAGER of the
Capital Theatre
Ar.d The Sunday Shows
' TIBS AD SPONSORED BY:
;".' ,v )' ,r; f v fr ' V t J"',." .
L. II .Quinn Store ! ', Stephens' Service Station
Zeigler-Cline Const Co.
KenansvOle Cafe . -,!
Service Motor Co.
Williamson's Esso Station
i uvji.t a trip, to ..i.un
ast Wednesday.' .
Mr. Bobby Ingram of Carolina
spent the week end with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ingram.
Mrs. W. C. Caulder of St Pauls
spent the, week end with Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Williamson.
Mrs. M F. Allen Jr- Is still with
her mother Mrs. Sears who Is III
She is reported to be improving.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
" The undersigned, having quail
fled at administrators of the estate
of Joseph Ida Outlaw, deceased,
late of Duplin County, this la to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
the 19th day of January, 1992, er
this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned. . .
This the 19th day of, January,
1981. :
Gordon K. Outlaw
L. B. Outlaw
Administrators of the estate
Joseph Ida Outlaw, deceased.
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
KenansvlUe, N. C.
M-8t HBP
Hula Drive
In Theatre
CHINQUAPIN, N. C
WEEK OF MARCH 4
Sunday and Monday
MY FRIEND IRMA
Starring JOHN LUND
And .DIANA LYNN.
News .
Tuesday and Wednesday
OUTSIDE THE WALL
Starring RICHARD BASEHART
And MARILYN MAXWELL.
Short and Cartoon
Thursday and Friday
PINKY
Starting JEANNE CRAIN
And WILLIAM LUNDIGAN.
Cartoon
Saturday only
FRONTIER BAD MEN
Starring ROBERT PAIGE
And LON CHANEY.
Short, Cartoon and Serial
tr"m
wr3
Yore Store
: : , mi Top Service Station
. Brown's Barber Shop
J. E. Fulford Garage
Having this day qualified as ad
ministrator of the estate of Mrs.
Katie . C Gresham, deceased, of
Duplin County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned, dub
verified, on or , before one year
from, date of last publication of
this notice or this notice will bo
plead in bar. of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
settlement
This the 21st day of February,
1991.
A. W. Gresham, Administra
tor Mrs. Katie C. Gresham,
estate BeulavlUe, N. C.
3-20-6 1, A WO
RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
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WILLIAMS VUlfERAL BOMB
BtHy Tra4sa
Undertakers Embabaers
Ambulance Serttee
Heme of Mt Olive Bwrlal Asae.
Phone 227 Mt Olive, M. C
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Center
Theatre
MOUNT OLIVE
EASTERN CAROLINA'S
FINEST THEATER
WEEK OF MARCH 4th
Sunday and Monday:
VENGEANCE VALLEY
With BURT LANCASTER
And ROBERT WALKER.
Tuesday and Wednesday:
PREHISTORIC WOMEN
With ALLAN NIXON
And LOURETTR LUEZ.
Thursday only:
WOMAN ON PIER 13
With ROBERT RYAN
And LORRAINE DAY.
Friday and Saturday:
THE COWBOY
AND THE REDHEAD
With GLENN FORD
And RHONDA FLEMING.
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