51E CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES 10c
A Merger of THE BEAUFQRT NEWS (E.Ubli.hed 1912) and THE TWIN CITY TIMES (E*tablUhed 1936) ,
^3!)tli YEAR, NO. 34 THREE SECTIONS? TWENTY-FOUR PAGES MOREHEAD 1TY AND BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. APRIL 28, 1950 PUBLISHED 'TUESDAYS AND FRIDAY9
State Withholds Prosecution
In ( >asc Against Fishermen
Fungus Disease Attacks
Dogwood, State's Floiver
;ir >rwsKdiui('S
X'I'HKNS, <1 ? . The dogwood,
lovel u'st of I hf .prim: s f lower
ing tr? ?? iacrs a dreary aiu)
blighted future Werau.se ol a new
ly func.us ci lea's ??
The disea . which attacks only
I he dogwood. vvitjiers or splotches
the delicate bloom
l>? .lull - n II Millc i of the I'm
verity ol (ieorftia, o >e of the na
(ion's tup' | > I ; 1 1 1 pathologists. re
port thr disease umv has been
found in I'lorida, lieorgia. (lie Car
olina, ? Virginia and Maryland
Thr gnat tragrdy is, says Mil
Jpi. that the disease c?n be control
led. but who is going ! ?? look alter
tin- wild douw ood which ca'*h year
turns tin- ton t mto white and
pink lair\ land, "
To those fortunate enough to
boast .1 dogwood o i thru private
patcln- Miller wants it known that
In- In ? I on nd the fungicide railed
thr Hordr.nix Mr.turr inosl eflee
five in controlling tin," disease
The best tune to :.pr ?> . hr rou
tinin '? in ? before the tree, be
;;tll to bloom ?
I low the di *'.r,e In t ratne to
It h| in I1HK i. i '.tory iii it, all j
Pi \ \ Bit ai.icoui I plant patho- '
lor.i' < from Sao I'aulo, Rra/il, was
pas Mil". 1 1 1 1 on v h Savannah pne day)
rn rou i e to Washington.
Willi time to kill between train:. ,
Di Udancon'it went lor a vv.dk: The |
walk took him pr-t a dogwood ;
tier and tint \ya ? about a . nuich j
as he saw of Savannah 011 that I rip.
H<- found tl>?- tire bb ;htrd and '
like any ?urn'ist., .wondered wh\ i
j?r -Hdancourl took ? mple-.* and j
found to In . anpn -?? upon arrival
in Washing to i that the fungi ha l |
not been classified pjrviously
Since thru Miller has i^iiie to
work on the problrni and round j
tiiat the diseasr lives over thr win
trr m the biid:.. twins and dead
lea\r . of tlx- frees from New Hug
land and Sonfliw *rd.
.Air Service Will
Begin Monday
H I TurbiviHo, stations mana
:;cr ??f Piedmont Airlines announc
ed tod .(% that summer operation'
to Beaufort and MorebeacfCity will ]
start Monda> *
I'irdmont . "Operation Vacation" I
will begin officially when their sil |
*e?" flap, ship romes in on Beau
tort rum* a* .it 'M\ pm This
flight originates m Cincinnati ani
make-, ronnrrtions with north
>otith and fvj-. t west flights in Phi
t h.nu <nd Kaleir.h Th?' .return flight
from Beaufort is scheduled for
1' r m.
This s on Piedmont Virlines.
in t'on.iuiu*tio'ti with Karl Taylor,
manager ??! B^auio't airport, is ai
lanptn: P Inn trip- bv private
pt,?ne to t hp outer banks for the
famous drum fish
< he;ter Nut t. lo<il station man
a?er announces that since May to
November ser.\ice was inaugurated
t hi ><\ * ? ,r:?? Piedmont Virlines
has ;;i??wn until "it now tarries 10,
IHKI p.? euro monthly, t'nntin
nation o( the < ompan\ policy of
providing a inan\ ??? heduled flights
as are necessary will he continued
In addition to -ate air transpor
tation for bu: in? men and vaca
tionist Piedmont will again carry
air mail and air express and pro
vide "nr\t morning" delivery to
most points in thr t'niteJ States,
officials announced.
Signal Corps Team to Give
Demonstration lor Reserves
N modern ' m*"*s ace to Garcia'* j
will ho enacted l?>r l ho Organized
Reserve Corp-, units of Greenville
ORC area at 7 aO pi" . Monday at !
10ti l u kien M . Greenville, it was
announced toda* by It Col. Geo.
McNeill. local commander.
In eonionnn'nrr with the Army's
polt? v of keeping jf\, reserve forc
es up to datr with tho latest de
velopments. a Signal Corps in j
irfrort'on t?M?n of tu?j officers and
four enlisted men from Third Ar
my hea iquaj ters at Fort McFhcr
son. Ga.. and V Corps headquar
ters at Kort Bra?;?r will visit
Greenville to give lectures and
demonstrations covering the latest
communications equipment
Demonstration w ill include dis
plays of ne? field wire %ower ap- '
paratus, telet\D*~ writer set:, new I
type batteries, photographic equip- 1
meat and radiosonde apparatus j
?Pmcussions will be conducted on I
, integrated si una I communication !
systems, miniaturization of >ignal
equipment. "Radar to the Moon.']
the military amateur radio system 1
**d the Arm> command adminis
hV'"
itive network.
Blooms to I'rolrct
Town Board Calls
For Referendum
Comtnissioncis Hcai Report
On Recreation at Spccial
Meeting Tuesday
Molehead ( jlv < onimr .ioners. i
lollow hi|; a report from (ho i? o< nt
l,\ ippointed mmiK ipil m.'i cation
committer. derided Tuesday 'o ??. II
a referendum .'I'll is will allow 'be
irstdmls ol Mm* town to voif on!
.In tic '< m tavor or against nsr ol
the 10 cent port levy (which i no
I longer neves arv ? for a municipal
I rrefaiioir program.
The ?i)intnrssio?eio met in spec
ial sta-sion Tne* day afternoon fit I
tin- municipal building Member* j
of (In i ?'(.Teat ion committer'. Pr
t?ai>l?;ii Fore. Robert Lowe.
Clyde Jones, and Harvey lo.lvn,
marie their report. Two other com
mitter members, George Roberto
Wallace and W. C. Matthews',
could not attend.
l etter Head
Mr foslyn read a lettci from
Mr Harold 1). Mevcr ol the state
recreation commission in which Dr.
Myer suggested that the town as
sume responsibility for upkeep on
the building pa^ tor lights, water,
heat, and through the recreation,
program raise $2.tfcM?. thus oneiat
i n ; : on about $ti,.'?00 .1 >ear. H.' al
.o suggested that .> per cent of thv
i ce track profit,, go into the tec
"cation program.
Dr Meyer stated that a man to
head the recreation program could
he hired lor about $.'<.600 or a wo
man for $2,800 a year, also that
local leaders could assist.
Income Reviewed
Income figures compiled by Mr
Matthews from last year's opera
tion were present -d Rental, tor
See TOWN BOARD. Page 5
Forces Begin
Lejeune Attack
Camp Lejeune ? (VP) ? Opera
tion Crossover, the first largescale
amphibious maneuver at this huge
Marine base since the end of the
war, reached the battle stage this
morning.
Six thousand Marines of the Sec
oiTil Division led by Mai Gen.
Franklin A Hart debarked a* Ons
low Beach and invaded San Le
jeune Island, an imaginary enemy
held strip.
In all, |:-vO0O Marine and Navy
personnel will t^st out new ideas
on this type air land sea warfare
developed siorc tbo explosion of
[the first atomic bomb.
D Day invasion started eaily
' this morning For four days the
American inva"der> of the enemy
jislaud'will test out their offensive i
i techniques in the operation:
Observing the maneuvers as a
I guest of Admiral H D Baker.
| commanding officer of amphibious
group two. Atlantic fleet, is ] <?? k
wood Phillips, publisher of THE
NEWSTlMFh
Crossover gets its name because j
of a 300-foot canal which iausi b* |
bridged soon after a beachhead i3 j
established on Onslow Beach on
the lower North Carolina coast.
The canal, part of the intracoastal I
waterway passageway for >aciiis
men bound between New Englard
and Florida points, will be closed
today and tomorrow.
Seven lisherimu I?.?n ? ? been ar
rested lor alleged violation of one
of the Mate'., fishery commission
laws and weir scheduled for trial
in Tuesday's session of recorder's
roiut. hut the state withheld pro
ecu t ion
The fishermen ate charged with
trawling in the area bounded hv a
line drawn from tin- outcr^tip of
< 'ape l.ool.oul t?reak water to Hell'
Island. Conservation and llevelop
merit inle III prohibit, this prae
fice
The defendant were ? harlie <
(iuthrie. Bradford Nelson, Saminie
Willis, Cicero Jones. Ira Willis
Henry Hamilton and Dallas Rhode
They \\ * i ? apprehended Friday.
Pays lllHl
l,rb Buck w as lined $ltM) and
rosC for drunken driving l.airv
l> flail paid a tun- and cost*
for driving after lus license was
susper h I Leonard C \nios,
I charged with drunken driving. was
I fined $ ItHi and costs lor careless
and reckless drivin :
\ hue nl $10(1 ;oi<| eo I were
paid hv Mi wm I Contort for
| speodlnr. Kaipn ? was
1 found guiltv of peedm.-. 7> mile
an bour and dri\m without t li
| cense, lie was fined S; ?o md cost'.
Pen dollars .?nd eo I n ,v jhe pen
all \ paid In .1 tine . !?' Volt/ I <*r
spei din;v n I nnprop?i us*- of an
cNb.au I whistle I I Kned/K' i
K S ( . < kins and Charles K. Moor
bead all paid He cu t . for ..peed
?n ;
I'le.ols l?i|i*l\
I ?? .??? <) Win 'I i li O K' d with
dn\ in. without i In ii .e antl with
nit \alid license plati pleaded
guilty ti? dtivine without a license
He w a lined tin en . I Fan tohu
>Dii paid one h t!f I'm < ? 1 for tail
in", to di p! ?> !?' "per liccu
plates.
The bonds ??! thtee defendant .
were I mi teii e I \vlien't lie\ faded t ??
.appeal" in court \H 1 1 1 r ? ?? Me*- U
Mltiiek Kn..<n \ , I'lmuip.-on |i
and Carl Watson weie charged
,\itli speed in :
Motion Mel all and Wither! Lew
is. jr.. weie {lied the en I . tot'
1 1 1\ in r* without ;i In ense Harold
I, Howe ami ll iiold I'" William.
a ere lined $Hl and i the fir4 1
defendant lor taituu' to stop at a
stop t"n and the soeond for I riv
ing af iii m h f without le'ht .
I'ro .et ution wa. withheld in the
-a e of Nathan Minor ? harped
M?h ? ? . anlt with a deadly weapon,
ind WaMei ? Sullivan, charged!
Altll driMU". without i In en "
Kiev en ca.i-s were continued
The defendant . are Willie \ Joy
ner. Karnest It I- Mattliew ?. ?
?. Williams. Orha K Mint/, w l
Merion. Julius o Cindwm. jr. Hob
->rt I Jones. William F Hegistci
Julian C (iilheit . Ha> mond \
Zajac/kewski and Calvin New kirk
Rotarians Elect
New President
The !?<?* T it .tonkin:- h i ? ho>ii
lleclcd president the Keantort
Hotary Huh Uolarians m< t I'm
Jay tti^ht in (he Inict Inn tlimrr:
room.
F,le? lei I ?<? rivv with M> .Vuk
ins as M'cr<M.?rv treasurer was n.r
\V. I, YVoodard I'rrviousJy, B !?'
Copeland. K M Williams, John
Steed r? n?l ?? \\ Downum had hfru
elected to the hoard ??! Iire?t??r
The new officers will tako ofijiee
the first Tuosdav hi .liil\
Mr. Jenkins will miuwI Or \
T Ennett
Entertainment during Tuv dav ;?
program consisted of a singim; pro
gram under the direction of M?
and Mrs Graydon Paul Guest at
the Jneetinq w as Kev. .!. J. Hive-, of
Staunton. Va.
Cottingfaam
Wins Presidential
Office in Jaycees
New Kxeculives Will 13c
Installed at Dance Sat
uiday, May (J
(ieon:e Cotljngham w;f e I rcted i
pr?-. nlerit dl tli.- Heuufort Junior
Chamber of < omineree Monday
in lit 1 1?- muhm 'I., Oi It'll Merrill,
prr: ident l"i UMlMitl. who reeently
reeeived (he .lay eee key man award
lor I he mo I outstanding Jaycce
in t Im ? oi j'.am/atioii
Ollu i newdy rlreted ottieers are
Jams tl?*i r 1 1? ; ? internal vie** presi
dent ? ie'ne Smith, external viee
plt'Sidrnt l.eslie Mavis, ji reeord
in .rirlai> Hubert Stephens,
eoi it.. ponding secretary. Wiley
I'aylor. treasurer. and bail Walker,
.state d i reel or.
hitet let s M 'Iiom'ii
Alt m.be i > ot t In* hoard of direc
1 01 . air Joseph llons?'. n . Kenneth
'In i m'ii, ami Mi Merrill
\ 1 1 will he ii|. tailed formally at
i <l.im< Saturday nmUl . May f?, at'
tin < haunt I i lu!'. lieaiilort The
plihlii in i ii v it ??? I Mu k will lie
I rovulr I i'V I!m hill Willis <|iii 11
li/l < riii . iiiiimi .d enseuihh* plays
f.-i 1 1 : ..it 1'i l.iy nii'hl at 'Tin; Trent
I'rur. ehih New Item, ami each
SumJ.i. ilteinoon at tin- Noli Cm n
i ? 1 1 nun 'I ( >lln ? i . ( lull ;il Cherry
Point >
1 1 n i n t o i mi i ; ' pre-. nleiil heads
1 1 n ? ? l.i i it ?? roinuiiltco. assisted hy
\l tin. on ami Mi Stephens.
f.ionp to Im <;i poi ale
In Order to n.ilei a Im: ines;
ti n: m i ion |oi tin- pui rha.se of
ti; i;f to ? <fiiif? I In- hall diamond
it ;r;i ri'il durin;' Monday
ne III' lni' iue . ,i s Km at tin* In-.
I? i Inn to incorporate lln: or^an
i.ition Yftei unoi pol at ion, the
? roup Mill In- Kinnyn a. tin- IW*au
toit Junior Chamber ol ( 'omnieree.
im oi pol aled
tin* I hi sine s uneiiuj: was pre
( I II' d In .i l? al. dinner
B&PW Giib Gives
Modern Oxygen
Tent lo Hospital
I T|n> Carteret County Husinc ?
j and Professional Women's club
| forma lt> presented a new air coiv
ditioned ux> j'cii ten! to Morehead
C'.tx hospital Tup:, day nisht.
The presentation was made In
| vii s C?raee 'Vyseue. president ot
the club the r:ii i was accepted
b> H 1 Greene. hospital admin
; istrator. w ho was a special guest
.0 tlir ? lul* \pt il meetim: in
t ii J Mrtho'li t rhu < h. Morrhead
: < "i t v Vccompanv inc Mr tireenc
w.i \ Iv KoVrts. chairman of the
hospital hoard of trustees
l'r< H-ntalion of. the air condi
.tinned oxygen tent culminated a
twojear. project hy the B & W
? tub to ? ais?- money for the piece
"t equipment The hospital now
i has two oxjp n tents.
Mr <?rcone thanked the club for
the j:ift. say in i; that it whs greatly
. appreciated hy the hospital, and
? iHomcndr I the business club on
the progressive work they arc ac
< oinnli -hintf in the county.
Following dinner, which was
served b\ the \ouu-; Women's
< I is > of the First Methodist church,
the club celebrated its second
birthday with a party
Among the special guests was
Mrs Catherine Walsh, of Green
\ ille, district director,
Pupils Express Appreciation
For If ebb Library Facilities
More hra<l ?'rt> chool pupil, cn
joyed their recent visit-, to flu- pub
lie library in Webb Memorial ? i\
ic center so much that when the>
returned to their clas-. rooms the\
wrote letters ot thanks to Mr I
\ Council. librarian. Several of
the letters appear below. ,
Mrs i). II loftoson. More head
<jtv Woman's club member. who,
assists with the library program,
b s announced that the usual sum
mer program which has become
very popular with the children,
will be carried out again the
year. The younger* hear records,
hear stories told, and receive cer
tificates for reading a required
number ol book..
The libiary is open every day
from 9 to ?'? vith the exception of
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons !
Although children are urged to
make use of the library, there are
also book* and current periodicals
for adults, ^Irs -hjffe ison empha
| M7CS. K
Reaction oi certain oi the child
> rm in lh?*'r \ i*-?t to the lihrary is
?how n in their letter*
1S0H Ev?n,> SI,
Morrhrad City, V 1".
\pril 3. I9.S0
l?rat Mrs. Ountll.
I m surr u r all h<i?l a nice time
Kridav atternnnn I thought th?
tncord* were very nire After wo
got bark to OUT classroom. ue talk
j ed about what we liked be'?t at the
library I liked the hooks. I
think you have a very nirr <ol
left ion oi them Thank you \cry
much for asking us to comr.
Yours sincerely
Citeda Lewis
Mm the Ml City Hish School
April 3. 1950
Dear Mrs. Council:
1 We liked the pretty pictures oil
the wall and the story hooks about
birds. animals, and other stories.
1 Ami we all liked the records about
Jack and the Mean Stalk. And
See PL PELS, l>ge 4
? i T
Captain Nelson Formally Resigns;
Fisheries Office to Go to Raleigh
___ .... Tlir M,lr It... I .1 ,.f l i.li .11 t :i(l?)ll ' - -
W. C. Matiews lo Assume
Town's Chamber Presidency
\\ C Matthews. well known and
admired owner of tin* Morehead
( lis hriiu company, was named j
prrsident ol I In- Morehead City i
chamber of commerce at the re
cent meet in*; of Hit* chamber's
board of directors. His term of
oilier begins Monday and will ex
tend through April 11151.
Mr. Matthews has served on the j
boar -I of the chamber of commerce
for the past two years and has been
consist ent lv active in many phases'
:>l civic el fort for many years.
I . I?. tiurr Retires
I l> tiore retirinu president of
the or^ani/alion, saul "Mi Mat
'hews' wide experience. Ins well
known interest in all things eon !
leetcd with ciyic progress, as well
is hi tailhtnl service to this or |
'ani/ation for the past several
vears, assures ns that the coming
vear. under Ins administration, will
L-videnee even greater progress
than ever helore. There is no ipies
lion regardine. the meat task wlueli
the Morehead I'tly eli imher ??t ;
mnieree h.i > set ont to aeeomp '
lish There is even less question
. to (lie success nf the prosram
inder the imidance of Buck Mat
'lieu "
Olh?'? till ie? i ?. eleeted hv nnan
imOu . \ ote were t?r Harden I
"me, v K ? 'president, and Milliard
\1 1 .111 e re eleeted as treasurer
hoard ordere I that a lettei
>1 appreciation he presented Mi
^in e foi the outstanding work that ,
w has done m handling the fiuan
?lal details of the operation ol the
?hauiber diuim: the past loin
vear
M<?iM!!rr Re Appointed
Robert I, owe was reappointed !
?general manaj?ei f?r. another vrai.
?s was In secretary. Hachel I'.
Willi.
Serving as member S of the eham j
Vr's advisory council will be II
v < iihhs. Dr. s W lf^tele r i*rorue 1
1 WjtUnee, -l?r, .i?p| o ?. Aiuri
'ieor^e Hall. John I. ('rump. W. I
Deri lekson Alfred H Cooper, I
I*., 1'ilt nun. and (irorne Stovall
W H chalk, president ol the
j Morche.nl City Jaycees and .1 War
? en Bei k . president of the More
head Citv Merchants association
will be invited to serve on the
council also.
Mr Matthews staled that he was J
in the process of lining up the ,
chairmen ??f the I :? major Commit
tee., which constitute the actual i
working force of the chamber's
inembei ship and that he would an 1
, nounce those names within a few
da> s
Including the officers, the board j
ct directors of the Morehead City
chamber of commerce for the com j
See MATTHEWS, 1'agr 5
Marine Lost LVTs
Capsize Sunday
! Vessels participating in opera
tion Crossover rode out rough seas
I off Morehead City Sunday after
nooti. hni not without mishap One
i Marine w.r. lost when a landing
craft capsized on the seaward side
of Shackleford banks. Six other
Marines aboard the vessel swam!
[ 100 yards to shore
The Marine, Pie Frederick C.
I l ynch. J13, son of Mr and Mrs.
I John J Lynch of Brooklyn, N. V,
j has been declared dead by Cpmp |
Lejeune officials.
His body has not been found but '
Kort Macon Coast Guardsmen re
ported yesterday morning that p?'
riodic patrols will be made in hopes
ot locating it. A helicopter from
Cherry Point assisted in the search
Monday.
Officers said the missing Marine
was last seen clinging to the gun
tub of the swamped landing crafi
Officers reported the LVT's
were transporting personnel and
equipment to shore when heavy
| -eas. due to strong southwest
winds, caught them Three LVT's
made shore safely but three others
[ capsized.
Tide Table
Tldfs at Hraufnrt Bur
HI*. II I.OW
Friday, April 28
*4 33 a m. 10.4H a.m' i
[ t S9 p m 1 1 :23 p m
Saturday, .'uiil 2?
jo 28 a rn. 11:37 a m
3.92 p,n# 1? midnight
Sunday, .* pnl .IS
! t< 22 am 12:18 a.m.
! H 44 p.m 12:27 p m
, Monday . May 1
7 13 a.ra ? 1 11 a..m
7:34 p.m. 1.15 p.m.
Tuesday, May 2
I'tiw a m 2:03 am
i 3:26 p.m. 2:04 p.m.
Robert Morris, Ruth Bailey
To Appear in Conccrt
To raise money for th?* I artn
el ? omit v Chmi'i hlnil, Robert
Morris r.f Atlantic and l< nl It
W'rlil* llailev of Miitcltc^il City
nill he featured soloists ill a t on
eert lliiiisdav niv.lit at Iteanfort
school.
Voiiiiu Morris is widely known
tin ouglioiit the state as an a<
coinplished pianist. ,%|rs. Ifailrv
is an outstanding viMalisf. Then
piouiam will brum at H p.m.
Mrs. (irorgp McNeill, eoiuitv
commander e.f the Cancer soeiet\
annoiineeil yesterda) that !$.%?:?
was collected Ihrouuh I lnai s?la\
morning's broadcast and that Hie
total ainonnt to date is $753. The
Koal is $1.0(10.
Lions to Exhibit
The Last Supper
Wiix figures, Valued <i I
$S0, ()()(), Will Come to
Huh ii lor I, Moi cliead
I ale wax li/'Mtr > 1*1
Leonardo da YuiCI paintinr 'III*
I .or#l" I ast Snppi i \\ ill lie i|i:,
played hi i laife aufimiol'ilr fini'
ei* in the Iihmiwv, district. of
M< relo ad City and Beaufort nrvl
week. .J alitor. MoimIiv ??i Mor<
head City Thr exhibit i. >| m in
mihmI by Ihr Lion", dub ot Mori'
head City.
'I Ik* seem \alurd . ? f $;>p.imio. i ,
a nips of ihr 1Mb rent in v da Vnin
work. in ( l?? ? Old KrfWIon, Santa
Maria del.o-< i a/ir, hi Milan. Italy
It l.r I mi,' il \ \ hl< It
| < 'lli'isl ;i I ?? Willi In:, disrrplr ?. and
a' Hp- uioimnt when fir declared.
"Oik- of yon shall betray mr " Thr
j ;?tf|f|idcs ??l Ihr I wr Ive h .i ipl<> .
ahold Ihr I .'.dd#4 show rmotion ami
reaction to ill#- I'M. dirt ion which
I was fulfilled by Juda
Hiadi' in l!tll
Thr wax figures look nion than
1 I months ?<> make and rostum#'
Ma.vwood H Maxev and Ins son. I'.
' I? Maxey. of Asheville and \tlantn
I City mad#' (lie exhibit in l!*41 II
was at Ihr New .Icrsrv^rrsorl mi
dor sponsorship of I. ions clubs \n
estimated 400,(MN) persons visit it
annually
Located in a specially built trail
ertrnck, the wax figures are pro
tected Ix'hind i;lass In an air-con
dit toned i ompai tment
No Admission i l?arj;r
I here will hi" no admission
charm* I.Vmations will he accept
c I. .i portion of which will ::o to
the I, ions club "Blind Fund.''
whirh is nsed to purchase eve
glasses for needy pre school ? In I
dren and visually handieapped
adults ami f??r other benevolent
work of the club all over Carteret
counts This includes payment of
$l.?n per year for work a mom: the
blind by the caseworker of the
Stale Commission for Blind
Dr. John II Bunn. Victor Wicki
/cr and Carl V Nelson, members
of I ions club committee which ar
r.inced for the exhibit, urge all
resulents and visitors to see thr
i work of art.
Specialist lo Speak
On Curb Market Displays
"<urb Market Displays' will bo
thr theme ol i special inhyest
meeting at 2 o'clock Thursday af
ternoon 111 the home agent s of
tiro, Beaufort*
Thr meeting will be conducted
by Miss Rose F.llwood Bryan, spe
cialist in tood conservation and
marketing Seller, at the county
curb market in Morrhead fitv a id
prospective sellers am invited.
Because the meeting will con
flict uifh the I'ore Creek Harlowe
home demonstration ? lub meeting,
thr club Hill meet the day preti
ous M'?y at 2 o'clock in the at
ternoou with Mrs Hay Dickinson
Highway Draw Across
Newport River Jams
Thr MorehMd City drawbridge
over Newport river stuck
Tuesday night, causing Bj cars and
trucks to pile up on the bridge
S. T). Weeks, of Crab Point, bridge
tender, said that the brakes locked
and a fuse was blown.
He reported that the bridge was
opened at H:42 p.m. and that it
jammed, but was in operation a
gain by 6:59 p m. Motorists on
I the bridge, however, stated that
they \%ere not able to gel across
| until 7:20 p.m.
land Development reei-iwl 1 n ? I ,i<
eepte I ( apt. John A Nrl an'-, lor
mal resignation .is t ; M ? ? I rvlirrie'.
commissioner at it nieetln". m
j (ioM'.hnro Morula > afternoon
j His aieet-ssor xuM probahlx In
I chosen .it flu- 1 1 1 1 1 1 n ? I ItU II 'I lllt't I
' III;: in Moreliead < n\ mi .1 ul \ Tilt'
| salary i ? H m ? annnalh
OIIm ?? to ll? llov ril
Tile hoard also .ipproxv1! i t ct?r
j i'.ani/atJOU <?l 111.' I) Il'-I n\ ? I tip
I whiHl XX ill place tin I :?!'?? 1 1 lid ;?
niiniiii nun i hi I' ilt i ii Ho
! plCSt'lll. Itflh'i: I locjlrtl pi.'.t v. ?
ut Mtii cheat I < 'itx I l**ri* l? j? ? ;?i I ?? i
I III t III' I <t?* I ISllfj > t ?Mlltlli Ml'
! have heen located. in Mot i-V I
| < 'ity t ? 1 1 ma iin \ cai .'aid ii'iivn:
; the .pi In i t<> t!,i tah ? apii.al v. ill
j coincide x\ ith ( . 1 1 'I . i ! 1 1 \>'! u
conclusion ol 'a? \eai n ? ni .
In . a ? - ? vplm !.}'?? ; :??!.. r ; . ol
I he \ t't.Tail i . 1 1 ? ? i 1 1 " ? 1 1 1 1 ; ?
(' & I) nit inl.r' vt?|t i! to tna.kr iiim
j .i i ollMllt:ii'l to tli.- ho. ii (I oil ' i 1 1
I in:1, .ill. in loi III
I'rtii tMiiei I I* n
I . I I ? I, . 1 1 1 1 \?!'.Ol! U |!l Mi. I 1 1.
: ' . t ?J I ? ' ? Ill) i I i 11.: rOU ill ji > I ? I ':?!<
win n lir if ; ? rl 'V m .'Ml " i hi
? \ at i t ? 1 1 I hi ret ? ' >i ? I'm
tol It l? I'MI I III. MtM '. ; ri.1t
; N ? ' I oil Will ii'.t'.\ Ml')! -' 1(1.111 :? ! f 104-1
I > i n w he" I"' a*. ; up t lie loh
Tli.it 'id ho i . ll??- I i . ?
amount t!,i< a,ti. ?? h. : , i a . j p. ml ,hi\
' I ? 1 1 ? I O ' II ll 1 It II ' 'I
In uthei .?? i m ?' i * I o i H I . i \ ('it
! ho Mil denied I I ' . 1 1' < i I ll. ? I Ml.'
I *4.111 1 :< i i'ivi i in ? \|.i ? mi i , i : itii
< ;o oil". I I" ?'!?? ? "I lo pore. I ? Ii
ill'
I' \ I ? 1 1 ? I ? ' ? t |||i Ii i I . | oil I'M
!!? ?<> onh In ' ' . i ' p.i I ll" pi'.- Ml
! I' Mil" ll'ltf ol \ I I ll ? \ oh, M I
heai hi ; lo < <m>- id< ; ? ? ? one. 1 that
. ' min i h i ll" 1. 1 il Iirl .i
: purl:. Ir.!l
I in . I ? ist lis ' i!
thai .1 the < iii n ol l ii t I ii .
; situation lei no d. t nl I'eii anil Hi"
WlMl t i IK'. ' I:1 II ;>|i i In -I at I i'Hi
to eii.ihiiel more loi;d . into hnyio
new t ire J ii;?itnn oipnpiiM ii' Vol
oil I oi: .i In o in hi oi I t 1 1 i <? M.r
! IS lo < h : i i':. tin pt o i'ri
| . ? i o I I In* el.iin 1 if " >
j pi r | on ill.- M 'piu ih '. of tariff h -r1
> I oral ion t> f Trx-hp' I'al.n a
New I i hi t'lif ih lo-- 1 ?' lo
? i .iii ^ out flu' pi'on ? t pi i i hi v ' in
ilc at pun il wilhin tin '".j i'i ihki
i ;i\ #i i l.i hlf . I In ho . 1 11 \\ .? . I o l? I j
lit n il thai 't u'tlJ hi- in i ? .ii \
; to 1'iiJariM' tin- i.lafl ot tin- -late
Atlvei t I' lin; Mivi ion it Kalen'h lo
| liainlle the thnii mil o| iiiqini i'
j .ihonl North t '.'irolina that aio I'
; mi', ret eived in i< ipotr,e t" t.iP
| uppiov*'il >.pet i.il i mix ami 1 1
SI arch projeels lo lead the wa> to
! iirxv Tar 'Heel intlnslrie. Thr>
uoiilt.l he Itnanee I xvilli uneoniitiil ,
ted l innl , m the tlixi ion ol i oin
I men e and ititlusli
4-1! Boys Receive
First Eight Calves
In County Chain
Guernsey, Jersey Hteetls
Obtained by Kami Agent
In Western N. C.
I he < u l? t cl ( ?mhiI ? 4 M Live
1 I. I.inpi . ? \ > 4 n?- 1 . 1 . i ...(?? i.it i? i 1 1 he
hi ilu , "Hi | .ha ol it.s pro
i . m I ,.v ?v hen ? i : lit calves
\\i I i ? ? iil? ?? In ill club i lit.* in- . |
: I )? I . . . ^
?Mm- i -< who incivi'il these 'i
vv i i I ? ? 1 1 ? 'I.I Pini'i . .(ill of 1
Mi .< t. I Mi i:Iv.imw| I'mcr of KFD,
!? ? if i?i t w ' '< ?' CiUtMn mhi i?l Mr.
nl Mi i.u tijilikiH of Kettle;
! ? i ? . i?i < ' mi .>1 Mi and I
? >. !? hv of f Yab Point; fl
M.n ' !'" 1 1 ! ? ,i 1 1 1\ ?e , I Mr ;iud Mrs J
M ni ? ?il'.ir! oi |\ l- 1 ? flrmlort;
lit ' : I oh.inl nil ol Mr and
Mi l v ? ? ? I ? 1 1 1 ? . 1 1 1 1 of lit l? Hcau
tiit Hi rlu rl I *:? ? : ? ? .on til Mr ;md
M' Villi- I' i.c i I route I Ncw
P"Vf i -I \\ .iKiiii, son of Mr ami
Mi W'o'li \\ if . < ? i ? Hclletier;
i I I'.ilh Simmon . m i of Mi ami
? Siiuiiioii of Newport.
I In ? ? I-mv. \ ill i ,1 i- I In* calves ]
to'i i ' i i?rn iIm i 1 1 i iioffct off
i ?. i : i li.i Hi. <?< i itjorr who vy l||
il. ? ? : ? :inol |i?'i I II ? I ul? hr?y.
i? nl Mo- i il\i rr i ?' !i stefcd
? ? ? i ? ? i' ov\ .'ii.l ui'ii purchased
lii hi Hi. l..?M;i I'.rntHer f;ii ins of
jl.il. I.. n? ||?. her two .or let- ?
? V 1 1 1? I u? re iv ? 1 1 to lip. I'hain 1
le i. Mi.i i > ?!.? !. ,inl (iiadv Willis. *
.{ ( I. ill Polllt
M i lor i a f in i ho ? a|f and
pi ? liaiu . in He- county was ? on
t ? 1 1 - : 1 1 .I h\ I i : hoe shop. Mar- I
i t? l i nn. iH<i Snp|?l\ in . Ilean*
! Whil'' I. -. i 'rram ? '.? More
! to ."I mi .oil \'< v I 'em * nl ;ind
I' <?! i tli ? i i ii ?r?j I ? ;? 1 1 . Fertilizer J
i .. \? v. i * ? iii v 1 1 1 i*i ? portion t
! 1 iii -d'-a vi .r r ru by the
Lf.i'jo Hi i hi
' 'JIi.oiiIhm <i| .iiininci c ol More- jl
? i "I lit* >fi?l I i mlnrt cooperated
1 1 j pM>v uliM t'l jii'i ioii for solicr -1
i |l it UOI III tpi MOr sincil
\ i i fi <1 i, in i iim'.v bull calf
v> i pnr? hi od lor I he chain front J
the ' iiiei n.'.'l lb- 1' nni. ?i l,nivrr-/ j
iiv 1 1 1 < >ratiy coimlv He ha* not ' j
. I I .-. ii ? i 'lied lo .i I H club
ill* I II be.l
It o v r i.;niM,i of Neuport,
. h i i r mi.i n of th?" i ii ter-t bounty J
mi r^i-.tock I tn p i ovenient ;isso- ;
? i. it ion %ud Jh.it thf iul: .ind calf
. ' nn .. o?.\\ in ?ip< ' . I ion w ill be a
.. .it in ? 1 1 1 to tin- ih velopincnt of
i,i ? on ml li\ i ? t oi k program in the
I ? oiinlv
Official C.oimm'iits on Mental
Health U Orl; in Carteret County
iu riioin?i* i Mi
Siipr rinli -ndrnt
1 arteret ? ounl> WrK^rc
The ?*?li I hi I ii? mI.?\ \ ii
trret (anility NKW S w.i t h*
"kirk oil m ohsfrvanri: oi Vdlon
m. mi.,1 ftfcaHli Wecj i in . .
itorial -presented iveial ,j it ;-.i?!
mr, lads about iii?"??l it he.ilth
tin- nation's No. I brail Ii pvoMitn
40 per rent. oi Ihr pal !? 11: in
mental hospital . ran be ? u?c<i ow
I I '.*,0 prisons Will MOW' lllllr
in a mental hospital dining ?* lit**
lime
Thr purpose ol l h?' follow ? ?
hurl reviru is lo a<<tuamt l.o? .d ,
cjti.ens with the if vn ? ? otln?<l
hv flir ( on i|t V Well. ire lo pro
mot"' bettor itirn!.;l h?" * It Ii '.tin
all> , almost all ol in imltijriii.il ?
activities all ret hi mental health
ivid, consequently rtiir*! ol o ii* 'Ion
financial service. deal with mr i
fal health
\ brief review ol vmr "I thr ?
Will r;|ve .in idra ot thr si npr oi
this program I ? thr field ol adop
lion thr tii'h of thr natural p ii
cut . I hr rti'iil and thr pi nsprfijivc
adopti\r paiettls i. made hi or
dei Ih it tin- rhild i ?n be pl.n .-d
in a home Hi.it will meet his mm
tal and ph\ i? al need'.
I osier Ilium .
Whllr ? onir rhiMrrn ? ' ' ?
for adoption Others need bo.odni'
hemr rarr in homr, wilh a I" t? ?
father and motflrr hr? an** thro
I own homr* no lon-.rr ?prmid? lo.?
them We nrr lust h? ;i min to
develop a fostn homr pio <<tm
in Cirtetet ? 'MinU
I oven i lr court luinislv an c*
eellent opportunity to -tud\ ^
rhild ? p?:i >onalitv ,i , it rrUU < l?
hi> background Itfveni'r delin
quenry i , not a i onditioii but
seems, to he the result ol many
factors which rntrr into a child's
life and inlo his eivrronmcnt.
lnshhition.il rare, which is of
ten deniable, mutes available lo
the fcrblcmindrd. deaf. dumb.
See ML.N TAL, P-*c a
PTA lo Stage
Minstrel Again
m I- nil i t hf ('.imp
?. it rut I'.'ifni l< ich?'? association
j 'Mil | - , . ? ? ? i ? t .I'm) it H o'clock to
?r lil the MTH'si i I 'Thf Coobville
U I'll m I ;?t * < iil? I'hc show will
j in- nr i in VH? Morehead City
| ? lm??J auditorium.
It w.i t it ?-? i*M riitr.l la-.f Thurs
I ? l ? \ ni Jit at ihi- Camp tilenn
? 1 1? ?? ? I fijiw broom
. Mmmi v ill It provided bv Joe
'?'?? ? mil I- .h i onlioii, w ith %olo3
! it \i M?Tlm?m and George Wash
iMr.ifOP
M i ? i ? ? I ?i i?l ? In last are fc'.leanor
\il.ihi: ,1 ? ? 1 1 . i ^ iltn . Mr:- Julius
1 \ i I -I ? 1 1 Mi .mil Mi Joseph C.
smith rh.trje I'nre, fcu^enc Lock
ii.irt l - In- Htmswi,
? I ilii Hamlin Salter,
! Mi . i.'lm DaMcl-on, Mis t'nlen
Mv il I'o Mis tuliu.-* lewis, Mrs.
j i* ii h- i I iiich'M Mrs lunice Wil
!? I mt i . Cen n Wil
? i- Vlbnta iMxon and sally Mor
H,i' Cn-ck Sails; Naval
Vcssrls Rue Tomorrow
Hie ?anl?iM Hal Cree^ sailed
t toro Morehead City at .' 3D Wed
tw i?.?\ afternoon, after unloading
'aviation *5 .olme at the Ks30 ter
mwal. The Hat Creek arrived from
Baton Hough, la at 730 Wednes
day morning Its next port will j
l>r Haytown, Tex
Naval vessels from Norfolk will
arrive at Morehead City tomorrow,
i \monj: them w ill he I he USS Mon
: ir.ur. a earj.o Iran, sport, and i
'oral LSTs. After loading they '
i citibaik loi the Mediterranean.