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Pft/olman Charges Three Marines
With Destruction of State Property
Three Marines have been re " - -
leased under $1S0 bond each fol
lowing their arrest Friday on
charges of destroying state proper
ty and public drunkenness.
The Marines, Sgt. Calmer Has
kins Jr., 27, Leonard R. Golen, 17,
aid Norm R. Allen, 21, all of
Headquarters Squadron , Cherry
Point, were apprehended by State
Patrolman R. H. Brown
Patrolman Brown said that the
three pushed a car on newly-laid
asphalt on highway 70 near Smit
ty's Drive-In at Newport, The car
got mired in the soft road-build
ing material and then the three
got out and stomped around in the
asphalt.
Employees of the Barrus Con
struction Co., Kinston road-build
in g firm, enraged at the episode,
notified the State Highway Patrol.
Patrolman Brown said he found
the three in the asphalt when he
arrived.
"I've never taken from anybody
as much as I took from those
th-ee," commented the officer in
reporting the incident. Single
handedly, he loaded them in his
patrol car ami took to the Beau
fort jail where they were held until
bond was posted.
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Reports on Tag Day
Cancer Tag Day in Morehead
City yielded $224 80 and in Beau
fort $56.75, Mrs. George Ball, head
of the Cancer Crusade, reported
yesterday. Received in coin collect
ors throughout the county was
$155.07.
Total on the amount received
through the mail was not available
yesterday but the proceeds re
ceived during the campaign will
be announced Friday, she said.
Graa* Fire Pat Out
The Beaufort Fire Department
put out a grass fire Thursday after
noon along the Lennoxville Road.
Water from the truck's booster
tank was used. No damage was
caused.
Communications, ground observ
er corps and the state's degree of
readiness to lend support to neigh
boring states in event of enemy at
tack or natural disaster will be
under test during the scheduled
Civil Defense Exercise affecting
the entire North American contin
ent June 14-15, State CD Director
Edward F. Griffin said today, an
nouncing plans for North Carolina
participation.
"There may be little reason to
take pride in the way our state
stacks up,". Griffin said, "even in
the support role to which we have
been assigned."
"But," he added, "the test is
sorely needed to disclose the fact
that North Carolina ? to us the
most important part of a nation
on a continent which may be sub
jected to devastating attack ? is
not prepared to carry her part of
the load."
Damage to Power Line
Causes Voltage Drop
Damage to the 33,000-volt *line
north of Beaufort near Harlowe
caused about a half-hour of Irfw
voltage in Beaufort shortly after
noon Thursday.. Beaufort was pick
ed up on the Morehead City line a
few minutes before 1 p.m. but
the trouble was not corrected until
4:50 p.m., George Stovall, manager
of the power company, reported.
Mr. Stovall said he has strong
suspicions that the line (a cable of
copper and steel wires, was shot
through. When the cable dropped,
the 33,000 volts seared everything
hit. G[ass was act afire and the
sandy ground was fused into rocks.
If a person had been under the
cable they would have been con
sumed in a sheet of flame, Mr. Sto
vall said.
The difficulty was not found un
til an hour and 20 minutes after
the voltage drop was noted. The
line was fixed by splicing the cable.
Mr. Stovall said the repairmen
did an excellent job in regulating
the current so that Beaufort was
kept up to normal. The end of the
cable believed to have been hit
by a bullet has been sent to Caro
lina Power k Light for analysis.
State to Participate in Civil
Defense Alert Affecting Continent
"Since 'Operation Alert' is pri
marily a communications drill and
a hypothetical atomic attack on 42
'critical target cities ? none of i
which are located in this state ? :
no North Carolina cities , will be i
tested for performance under atom ]
ic attack, but many North Caro
lina communities plan local civil i
defense exercises. 1
"The exercise plan calls for di- '
rect atomic 'hits' on five critical
target cities in three adjoining 1
states. Calls will come in for help, 1
which we can answer only within 1
the Timitations imposed by what '
our communities are actually pre- '
pared to deliver, if the disaster '?
were real. Full instructions for 1
participation are being sent to lo
cal duectors who have indicated a
willingness to take part in the test.
"North Carolina's assumed spe
cial situation will consist of an
'alert notice' received by the Gover
nor. Acting with the Council of
State he will in turn declare the
state in 'imminent danger' and
Wder the State Civil Defense Direc
tor to put prepared plans into op
eration, employing any powers au
thorized by law for the state's
protection and to render aid to
other states.
"The State Control Center will
remain open trom 10 a.m. June
14 through 10 a.m. June IS ? the
full test period, unless closed earli
er by order of FCDA. During that
time, communication by telephone,
teletype and radio will be main
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tained with FCDA and with par
ticipating communities.
"Approximately 30 N. C. radio
stations will operate on CQNEL
RAD, Federal Communications
Commission's emergency broadcast
plan, during Radio Test Hours.
"Charlotte and Durham Filter
Centers and all ground observation
posts serving those centers will be
on 24 hour duty.
"The exercise will point up a
lot of valuable things as well as
many serious shortcomings,'" Mr.
Griffin concluded. "In any event,
we will take the test hoping that it
ivill create a new awareness in the
state that we are just as dependent
an other states as they are on us."
Two Migrant Workers
Face Liquor Charge
L. T. Johnson and Jack Harmon,
Negro migrant laborers, were ar
rested by Sheriff Hugh Salter Sat
urday night on a charge of possess
ing nontax-paid whiskey.
They were released after posting
bond. They will appear in Cnn-'
ty Recorder's Court June 22. The
arrest was made at a camp on the
K. W. Wright farm.
The Carteret County Shrine Club
will meit at 8 o'clock Friday night
at Sea Level Inn.
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Community Theatre
To Pknk Tomorrow
The Carteret Community Theatre
will meet for a picnic at 8 p re.
tumor row at the picnic shelter. II
Fort Macon Slate Park.
A business meeting will follow
supper, &d Walston, president, an
nounced. Each one will bring his
own supper Dates and other guests
invited by theatre members will
attend.
Soft drinks will be served.
Bonk Official Speaks
To Morehead Rotarians
I. E. Pittman, vice-president of
the First-Cftizens Bank & Trust
Company, Morehead City, spoke to
Morehead City Rotarians Thursday.
His topic was money.
It was announced that R B.
Howard was representing More
head City at the Rotary Interna
tional Convention in Seattle. Wash.
Horace Loftin of Beaufort was a
visitor.
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