Three Vessels
PuHAenosOff
The Const Guard cutter Agaasii,
tug Mamie and the dredge Gerig
ware UMd to ?M the Aeons, a a*
?ir cargo Irm Urt Monday.
The AeMt, which unloaded fe
cargo of augnt at Morehead City
port, left Wednesday.
Cooing Into .port early Monday
morning, March 21, hat steering
guar went awry aad she ran ay on
the shoal between buoys 5 and 7.
The tug and Coast Guard cutter
trial rrtnly to free her aad then
at 11 un the Gertg cane la tha
rescue. She put a towllne to the
bow and the three vessels pulled
her off.
There appahently was no damage
to the hull The Aenos is a Pana
manian freighter, 301 feet long,
3,500 tens. ?
Japanese industries produced
$6,745,000 worth of armaments for
U. 6. troops In Japan during 1954.
more than 99 per cent of it ammu
nition.
Ministers Admit Negroes
To Clerical Organizations
Ministerial asociatlons In North
Carolina aa* opening their doon
to (uaUlled nunuurs M all racea,
MKtw to Harry ? Jwiea, ?
ocutive secretary of the Worth
Carolina Couhcii on Human Rela
tiona.
In ? recent survey of 30 com
?NtniUes. Mr. Jwa l?>d that
three communities already have
association* which include both
white and Negro ministers. They
are Chapel lliU, Wilmington and
Caharnu /County. Greensboro will
merge it* two a saec lotion* this fall
Four other communities are hold
ing diacvuslafea lookiig toward in
tegrated associations in the near
future.
Of the remaining twelve com
munities which have separate Ne
gro and white associations, five
hold joint meetings regularly, and
three others hoM joint meetings
occasionally. Only tour communi
ties were found to have no plana
for joint meetings or the eventual
merging of aasociatioas.
Thii If only a partial survey bui
it Mudet the l?rf?r comm? Mini
?f Uia i tale, and certainly indi
cate a trod, Mr. Jones staled
(Varteret County Ministers Asso
ciation includes numbers of both
races).
Long established rustoaM, laer
tie. aad the feck of mutual under
standing ware reaseaa given far
the failure to take steps toward
integration. The reports from tBe
various communities came from
individual ministers. In only one
was it reported that the local
white association of ministers was
satisfied with the present arrange
ment There is a feeling generally
that Negro and white ministers
ought not to be organized on the
basis of race or color.
The North Carolina Council on
Human Relations is affiliated with
the Southern Regional Council,
long recognized as the leadnig hu
man relations organization of the
South. Through research, surveys.
aad conference, the OMtncI and
Ml affiliated arganiaHoi* ia
twelve Southern slate* ae?t ta
afrate a better underatandaag ol
the human relation! problem of
the Saath, especially nee prab
liUAal ik,
ivWi* snu to niiwi ww nwvinjciii
and reaponsible leadership ai both
raves ia the solution of theae prub
lent.
The Soathera Beoional Cwacil
is distinctly a Southern organiza
tion, to which only Southerners
may betatitf B was fuuadad ta
1943 on the conviction that the
prabfeifaa 'of the Saath tan beat be
aolvad by Southerners af both
races who recognise the problems
of the region, and who are willing
and ready to work together in an
atmosphere of mutual understand
ing and good will.
The North Carolina Diviaion of
the Southern Regional Council was
reorganised in the fall of 1MM, un
der the name of the North Caro
lina Council on Human Relations.
Mr. Jones, who was named execu- {
tive secretary of the council, was
formerly the regional director of
the National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews. ??
The Council headpuarters are at
121 E. Third Street, Charlotte. I
Fkemon Sell 150
Tickets for Movie
Morehead City firemen hate
MM o?*r 2M tickets tar Um show
?a I of "Black IMulai" at Um
Ocean Park Drive-In Theatre to
morrow tahl.
Hwi| reakaad from Um sale of
ticket* wta be m>ed to buy nw
teriala (or the buildht( at the new
sub-station on Arendell Street be
tween 33rd and 34th Street*. The
sub-station is one of Morehead
City's Finer t'sratiae protects
Tickets (or the mavie may be ?l>
tained by contacting firemen to
day and tomorrow.
County Historical Society
To M??t at Inn April 9
Members of the County Histori
cal Society will meet at S p.m.
Saturday. April ?. at the Sea bevel
Inn. Mn. Nat Satf*. Gloucester,
president tt the .argaaiiaUan an
nounces.
Members who would like to lu*>
lunch at the im peter to the meet
Icf should make reoervattons now
with J. A. DuMa, inn manafar.
Persons of this ana interested
in. its history are Invited.
? ~
Uv n Win Point
At Orand Opening
Seven ptnoni of this ant won
one gallon of Super Keotooe Paint
cadi at the grand opening of the
B k II Bulkier* Supply Co. Grady
Rich, owaer of the new bulUUog
aW'f firm, stated that some af
the people haven't picked up thMT
priies aa yet, and they are cardial ly i
ta?Ked to come by to get their
point
Ike winnert are Mrv Earl Mur
doch Wild wood; Mia Ana Davit,
route 1, More head City; Mra Baa
Whaley, 2303 AmM St., Mere
bead City; Abbott Morria, Bonaer
Street, Morebead City; Fred 6.
Willi*, HfD Morebead City, Mra
D. S Oglesby and Mra Floyd W.
Stewart, both of Morehead CMy.
ulUU_ A ? ? ? ? ?
~!?Wy Ainrfr
Stanford, Ky. (AP) ? Mayor Ed
Enaalia u about the bent coffee
customer for a local drug Her* The
clerks like the mayor, bat they
are proud of their coffee, and the
mayor tlway* asked for "a cup of
mirf.' One fountain girl changed
that reccnlly adiea she aer*ed him
just what he Wdated ? a cup of
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Tsssd ay. March tl
? 2:00 Tact Pattern
3 00 The Greatest Gift
3 15 Relax with Jax
3 80 Out Man s Fam
1 45 Relax with Jax
4 00 Hawkins Falls
4 11 Ratax with Jax
5 00 Pink* La* Show
ft 30 Howdy Dooly
4, uu Ciusader Rabbit
6:0* Musical Moments
6 15 Message for To
ft: 90 Over at Al's
ft Sft Nick's Specials
7 00 The Newa Today
7 15 Weather
7:20 Sport* Pinal
7 30 Dinah Shore
7 45 Musical Moments
ft 00 IJfe la Worth
Living
ft 30 Playhouse
m uo n reside Theatre
9 SD Victory At Sea
1Q00 Truth or Conse
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10 30 Answers for
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tl 00 Late "News
H'fAiMday, March It
2 00 Teat Pattern
3:00 Greatest Gift
3;LS Relax with Jax
3 30 One Man's Fam
ily
3 45 Relax with Jax
4 :00 Hawkins Falls
4 15 Relax with Jax
4 45 Kiddle Time
5 00 Pinky Lee Show
5:30 Howdy Doody
ft 00 Crusader Rabbit
ft 05 Musical Moments
6 15 Message for To
day
6 30 Over at Al's
7:00 The News Today
7 15 The Weather
7:30 Spoils Final
7:30 Ma i .vesta Show
7 45 LHtle Theatci
8 00 City Detective
8:30 Dangerous
Assignment
9 00 Ford Theatre
9:30 Loretta Y^ung
Snow
10:00 Outdoorsman
10:20 News Capaule
10 30 Academy Awards
12:00 Late News
Tharsday, March SI
2:00 Test Pattern
3:00 Greatest Gift
3:15 Relax with Jax
3:30 One Man's Fam
ily
3:45 Relax with Jax
4 90 Hawkins Fall*
4: IS Ktflax with Jax
4:30 Nancy Carter's
Cookbook
Pinky Show
> Howdy Doodv
Crusader Rabb
> MiMkaJ Moment*
?;Si
7:45 !
Message for To
day
Over at Al'?
Nick's Special#
The News Today
7:15 Westber
* Sports Final
Dinah Shore
? Musical Moments
7:38 House of Meat
9:00 All-Star Theatre
4:30 Four Star Play
house
9:00 World's Greatest
Fights
9:18 News Special
9 30 Wrestling
10:30 BIk Picture
11 ;30 Late News
Fridsy, April 1
2:00 Test Pattern
3 00 The Greatest Gift
3 18 Relax with Jax
3:30 One Man's Fam
ily
3:48 Relax with Jax
4 00 Hawkins Falls
4:18 Relax with Jax
4:45 Kiddle Time
3:00 Pinky Lee Show
8:30 Howdy Doody
6.00 Crusader Rabbit
6 08 Musical Moments
6:18 Message for To
day
6:30 Over at Al's
7:00 The News Today
7:18 Weather
7:20 Sports Final
7:30 Maryesta Show
7:45 Ames Brothers
Show
8:00 Corliss Archer
8:30 Lire of Riley
9:00 Hilton Nursery
9:06 Glower's Supply
9 10 News Capsule
9:15 '55 Azalae Open
9 30 Amos and Andy
10:00 Cavalcade of
Sports
10:30 Jan Murray
Show
12:00 Late News
Natarday, April t
10:00 Test Pattern
11 00 Azalea Festival
Parade
1:00 Test Pattern
3 00 NBA Pro Basket
ball
5 00 Western Theatre
6:00 Saturday Sunday
School
6 15 Message for To
day
6:90 The Newt Today
6 45 Sports Final
7:00 Lone Ranger
7:90 Superman
8 00 Wild BUI Hlekok
8 30 Industry an
Par?de
8 45 Western Songs
8:55 Insurance
Program
9:00 Folk Music Time
10:00 Georg-.- Gobfl
Show
10:90 Hit Parade
11:00 Late Show
12.00 Late News
Saaday. April S
2:00 Test Pattern
2:30 NBC Opera Thea
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3:00 Background
3:30 American Back
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3:30 Background
4 00 Rev Oral Roberts
4:30 Marine Corps
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5:30 Sunday Vespers
6 00 Meet the Press
6:30 Mr. Wizard
7:00 People Are
Funny
7:30 Playhouse
8:00 Sunday Theater
9:00 TV Playhouse
10:00 Break the Bank
10:30 Late Show
11:30 Late News
Msadsy, April I
2 :00 T?st Pattern
3 00 The Greatest Gift
3:15 Relax with Juk
3:30 One Man's Fam
3:45 fc.ax with Jax
4:00 Hawkins Falls
4:15 Relax wltfv Jax
4 45 Kiddie Time
5:00 Pinky I-ee Show
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 00 Crusader Rabbit
6 05 Musical Momenta
6:13 Message for To
day
6:30 Cisco Kid
7 00 The News Today
7:15 The - Weather
7:20 Sports Final
7:30 Maryesta Show
7:50 Todd 8 Wayside
7:55 Clay's Day
8:00 Sid Caesur
9 00 Liberate
9:30 Inner Sanctum
10:00 News Capsule
10:05 Silver Star Quar
tet .
10:20 Late Show
11:30 Late News
WNCT - TV, Greenville, N. C.
Temday. March 29
7:00 Morning Show
S 2S' Carolina Weather
:.10 Morning Show
8:55 Carolina Newt
9:00 Azalea Feat I va I
9:30 Bob Williams
10 00 rwthfr TOuV
Neat
10:90 Morning Medita
tions
10:45 Cofrernlng Mlaa
Mi#lowe
11:00 News
11 : 15 Journey No. 1
11:30 Strike It Rich
12:00 Tennessee Ernie
Ford
12:30 Search for To
morrow
12 15 Guiding Light
1:00 Good Cooking
130 Welcome Travel
2 .00 Adolescent Child
2:30 The Christophers
3 00 Greatest Gift
3:15 Golden Windows
3 30 One Mah's
Family
3:45 Music with a
Fashion
4:00 Brighter Day
4 15 Cartoon Carnival
4 30 On Your Account
?:B fjnky Lee
r. no Cactus Jim Club
6:00 Persons. Places
and Things
6 06 Crusader Rabbit
610 Band of the Day
6:15 Sports HlghMtes
6 20 Weather
6:0 Safety Tips
6 30 Dick Carter
Show
6:45 Farm Facts
7 .00 Jewel Box
Jamboree
7:1# The Passerby
7:30 Doug Edwards
7:45 Adventures In
9:60 Make Room for
Dad<~
9:30 U.S. "Steel Hour
10:10 Mr. District
?;?4rKS,
11:10 lAU Show
8:55 Carolina News
9 00 K roll's Nest
9 30 Bob Williams
Show
10:00 Feather Your
Neat
10:30 Morning Medita
tions
V):4t9 Concerning Mlaa
Marlowe
11:00 New s
11:15 Bruce Berkley
11:30 Strike It Rlcb
12:00 Bob Williams
Show
12:30 Search for To
morrow
12:40 Guiding Ught
1 00 Good Cooking
130 Welcome Travel
era
2:00 Adoleacent Child
2:30 Nancy Carter s
Cookbook
3:00 Great eat Gift
3:15 Golden Windows
8:30 One Man's Fam
ily
3:45 Industry on Pa
rade
4 00 Brighter Day
4 15 Cartoon Carnival
4 30 On Your Account
5 00 Cactua Jim Club
5:30 Ramar of the
Jungle
6:00 Persons. Places
and Things
8 :06 Crusader babbit
6:10 Band of the Day
6 25 Satety Tips %
6 30 Homer Briar
hopper
6 45 Farm Facts
7:00 Lone Ranger
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7:41 Greatest Drama
? ? 00 You Bet Your
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8:30 Climax
8:80 ^owSUr Play
10:00 Story Theatre
10:30 Bttriu * Alien
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Late Show
11:00 '
11:18 1
1:00 New* A Weather
1:15 Farming for
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1:30 The Big Gamble
1:45 You and Social
2:00 tSSS! of Pio
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2:15 Dizzy Pean
2:25 Qune of Week
5:00 Sona
5:10 Afternoon
Theatre
6:00 Down Home
6 30 Inner Sanctum
7:00 Clsoo Kid
7:30 Silent Flame
Jamboree
8:0Q Ford Theatre
8:30 So This la Holly
wood
9:00 Two for the
Money
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10:00 Professional
10:30 HU 'parade
11:00 Sona
11:10 Wrestling
12:00 TV Final
Haaday, April S
12:00 Wlnky Dinky A
You
12:30 Newt
12 45 To Be Announced
1 00 Let's Go to
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1 30 Carolina's TV
1:45 tSiMs*]
State
2:00 NlgM eJplT"
2 30 N?m .mThrn
X00 Nw antien
3:30 Ad vent i
4:00 HeallrVatem
4 30 Hook. ? and
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? 00 Drew HWffaon
6 15 Musical Memo
6:30 Mission Time
7:30 Jack Benny
8:00 Toast of the
ig@3&?r
10:00 Father Knows
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1*30 Big Town .
11.00 News Special
11 15 Late Show