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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-12-07
ALsEMARLE-PAMLIco TRAVEL COUNCIL.

An organization launched last year. known as the Able
Pamlico Travel Council has the worthy objective
promoting tourist travel through this area the stimulation
of Improvement of facilities for tourist
enjoyment and in short economical effective
development OF the tourist business and improvement of IL
counties result believed to be achieved faster
cheaper than may be done by single county two
ing alone
The IL counties embraced in this organization include
the most historical and interesting of counties both
north and south fADetIe Sound namely Berte Martin
Chowan, Perquimans PaSquotank, Currituck, Camden,
Dare Iyrrel HYDE Beaufort and Washington goal was
set to raise several thousand dollars with quotas
various counties follows: Pasquotank $165O Camden
Curruck, Tyrre Hyde BERTHE Perqumans $3.50 EACH
Dare 81 00 Beaufort $685. Martin $3.50 and Chowan S765
Up to now only small portion of the total has been
raised The organization has printed 10000 compre-
hensve folders with text devoted to each of the IL counties
the fishermen hunter and lover of the surf These being
distributed to points north and south where they will be
found by the great movement of tourists the New York
to Florida run.
movement of this kind has so many possibilities for
good that deserves intensive work finance and
poy trained competent personnel and to effectively admin
lister it. There has been sufficient work of this kind
done to adequately match the huge investment that has
been made in coastand to tourists once
they have arrived casual observation of existing tour
list facilities readily reveals that already overbu
needed at the peak Of traffic Clearly with every
thing set up and everybody ready to the time
ripe for intensive field work to draw attention this area
Of many persons who do not yet know about 1t,
One drawback in this part of the country has been lack
of proper development of attractions not fully
made sufficient of scenic and historic showplaces
Nor have done enough toward providing entertainment
sufficiently diversified to appeal to many tastes While some
sorts Of facilities have been overone others
have been entirely overlooked.
There great need for complete and comprehensive
movement to expand facilities for entertainment There
need to protect and preserve and to improve many of
historic sites Some of greatest potential value all
has provided with the basic capital for development into
a region with an appeal both intense and mighty
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CHANCE 70 CURB SLAUGHTER.

"a New Chance to Curb Highway Slaughter" is the
title of article in recent issue of the National Under
writer insurance trade publication We indebted for
this reminder to Hugh Fortescue Washington N c. nsur-
who came from Sadesvle and is of Hydes
favorite native sons.
This article goes decry the widespread practice
emphasizing power in automobile advertising, which at
temps to show that the main for increasing auto
mobile to make safe to drive The tenden
cy of people however particular young drivers for
speed They told this great and fast acceleraon
will get tight jams Why be tight jams if one
is driving safely and cautiously?
might be all right if every driver were seasoned vet
at the Wheel if he has the skill of long practced
racing driver But too often the young other dv
who seeking the thrill of speed has had little experience
in handling The exhlaration of going fast leads him
into situations with which poor developed refexes
cannot cope They get into emergency situations that not
even mature men get out of.
Power safety factor is pure Power in any
form dangerous thing Some kinds of power corrupts
and destroys him who wieds well he is it's VIC
tim Commonsense dictates that the wiser would be
to work the other way in designing and advertising
That this wild surge of power, that tempts
to let her rip Just for the kick they get out of it. Rep
Kenneth Roberts of Alabama chairman of House Com
mittee working traffic safety the automobile
panies have ovesod speed and undersod safety The Ma
Gonal Safety Council has condemned automobile advers
ing for overemphaszng speed and misleading the public
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EkSS3!1I1l
WANTS 1T MADE CLEAR

To The Editor
In the November 10th issue of
your newspaper there appeared an
article, stating that William B,
Miller had been fined $25 in court
for being drunk on the highway.
AS my name is William B. Miller
and my grandfather bears the
same name and knowing no other
person in the county having the
same name, both of us residing in
Avon, the article could lead to
misinterpretation among those of
our neiEhbors and friends, mas
much as l was not in North Caro-
lima at the time and my grand
father, who is 81 years old, I am
sure, was not intoxicated.
In the interest of fairness, we
believe you should state the resi-
dence of the person involved as it
may be possible someone deliber-
ately used our name in this in
stance of wrongdoing.
WILLIAM B. MILLER, End
Dredge Goethals, C of E, U.S.A.
Wilmington 8, Del.
% November, 1856
NOTE: Court records show the
defendant in question gave his
address as Elizabeth City.
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FRIENDS OF THE COAST

From Gordon Duckworth, Somers
Point, N. ]. we are reminded of
one faithful visitor who comes
often with his good wife to the
Dare County coast to enjoy good
fishing. DIR. and Mrs. Ernest Poole
of Hagerstown, Nd, the doctor be-
ing a surgeon of fame, by exercise
of skill, usually have good luck
fishing on Hatteras Island, and
north of the inlet too, for they
spend long periods at Mays Head,
and participate in the fishing
events of this area. They are
great friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don, and the family terrier "But-
TONS" and are known as gracious
hosts. DR.. Poole does his part to
spread the good word about, adding
to the fishing fame of this area.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

Mrs. Alice Austin helped Rev
Buchanan in a revival meeting II
Lumberton. She is now visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Andrew Stirling ir
Dunn.
Rev. James Braddock of the AS.
! sembly of God Church is conduct
ing a revival meeting in Perry.
town.
Capt. and Mrs. U. B. Jennette
and Shelly Fronts attended the
funeral of Mrs. L. w. Anderson in
Elizabeth City Monday. Mrs. An.
derson was mother-in-law of Mrs.
Dorcas Anderson, the daughter OF
Capt. and Mrs. Jennette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Lourey re-
turned to Norfolk Friday after
visiting her where they are build
ing. Mr.. Lowrey returned Tuesday
to supervise the work. They will
move here to make their home.
The VINO. meet Monday night
at the Assembly church, Mrs. Eva
Dixon presiding. an Go Where
You Want Me To Go" was sung.
Mrs. Dixon read Acts, 10 Chapter,
II verse, and made a talk on the
first evangelistic mission. Mrs.
Laura Williams led in prayer, then
there was discussion on missions.
Eight members were present.
Earl Miller of Norfolk, his sister
Jeanne and baby Of Baltimore, have
returned after a visit here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gray re-
turned to Manteo, their home, aft
er the week end here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Gray.
Lloyd Scarborough Jr. and two
students of EGG, Greenville,
spent the week end with his par
ents.
Mrs. Leona Jennette and Mrs.
Nettie Peele are attending the Oral
Roberts revival campaign in Ra-
leigh.
Prayer meeting was held Mon
day pm. with Mrs. Cora Lee
Casey at her daughters home.
Mrs. Casey was faithful church
member before her illness. Every
one at the Methodist church re-
grets her illness. She is greatly
missed.
Miss Amelia Balance is to re-
turn to Florida the first of the
year to spend the winter. She was
in Norfolk last week shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flora Midget,
Mrs. Betty Farrow and Mrs. jose
phine Gray of Salvo spent Tues
day here.
Fountain Midget
The marriage of Robert Earl
Fountain Jr. of Buxton to Miss
Martha Midget of Salvo was per-
formed Tuesday by Justice James
S. Turner of Buxton. Mr.. Foun-
tain, who is in the Coast Guard, is
the son of Mrs Goldie Jennette
Watson and R. E. Fountain Sr
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Graves Midget.
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PERSPECTIVE
(From The wplift, Concord, N. C.)

All things in life are relative Compared to elephant
mouse tiny creature but compared to flea mouse is
of tremendous size Whether thing good bad big
small pretty ugly depends in large part how APP
in relation to its immediate environment Or saying it
another way, it depends ones perspective.
Whether it is better to be big frog in small pool
small frog in big pool has long been the subject of weghty
discussions There many arguments both sides of this
question but in the final analysis it all bos down to this
what does the individual frog think of it Being unable
interview sufficient number of aphbious pond jewellers
to learn their honest views the subject only guess
TO their opinions We believe doesn't make great
difference to the frogs for two main first since most
frogs spend all their lives single POOL they think that
their is the onlv poo in the world and second since
their field of vision is limited thev cod appreciate any
thine exceDt their immediate SURROUNDINGS they
moved from small to large pool or vice
AS with froos. with men. Most of u.s. most IF the
time cannot the forest because of the trees Lvrc in
small private worlds nut false values objects
and peoDe because outlook is Invited Occasionally
however fash IF inspiration things in foe
and Of such fir-ea feel though viewno
ta uvn~d fn detached and exalted vantage point and
seeing things clearly for the first time
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RoDANTHE PERSONALS

Miss Ersie Joyce Midget
daughter of Mrs. Ersie and the
late Theodore S. Midget of Ro-
danthe, was married to George
Rucker, Friday evening, November
30th in a Methodist church, Nor
folk.
Rev. and Mrs. Buell. E. Bingham
and daughter Susie of Avon and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Culpepper and
daughter Patricia and gransor
Danny of Mays Head, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodrow Edwards of Waves
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L
Gray Sunday.
C. P. Midget of First Colony
Inn, Mays Head, was here Satur.
day.
Mrs. Margaret Midget, who has
been i'll here at her home, is inn
proving.
Mrs. C. w. Midget is in Nor
folk visiting her daughter, Mrs
Fred O'Neal.
D. B. Midget Jr., U.S.C.G.
Portsmouth, Va. spent the weel
end here with his mother.
Mrs. Fred O'Neal returned HON,
Sunday evening after visiting he
children in Norfolk
Mrs. Ellery C. Midget ant
daughter Joni Laverne are spend
ing the week end here with he,
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert X. Midget.
Rev. and Mrs. Ray Sparrow an,
children from Hatteras and Mrs
Sparrow's mother, Mrs. Eff
Latham of Bath visited Mr.. an,
Mrs. John E. Herbert Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society of Ro
danthe met Monday evening at tn
home of Mrs. Julian L. Gray.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Alfred Martin has returned from
Roanoke, Va, where he was called
last week end by the death of his
15-year-old nephew, who succumb-
ed to injuries received in a traffic
accident.
Mrs. Frances Gray has returned
from a four-months visit to her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Midget, in Acushnet,
Mass.
J. d. Earle and D. NJ. Crutch-
field attended an all-day course for
Boy Scout leaders at U. S. Amphib-
ious Base, Little Creek, Va, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Alexander
and Mrs. Waco Sawyer of Eliza
beth City are guests of Mrs. Rob-
ert Guynn and Mrs. Caddie Greet,
Mrs. Colenda Barnett, who has
been living in Norfolk, Va, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. V. Lewark
She was accompanied to Manteo
last week end by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Simpson and two of their chill.
dren, Jerry and Holly, who visited
here Saturday.
Mrs. John T. Daniels is a pa
tient in the Albemarle Hospital
Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Kellogg left
Thursday for Boca Ration, Fla.
where they will spend a To-day
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Meekins
spent Friday night and Saturday
in Norfolk.
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ANOTHER BIG CHANNEL BASS

Hatteras.-Mrs. r. B. Cunning
ham who fishes for channel bass
each autumn at Hatteras with her
husband, caught one last year that
received national publicity. This
wear, or last week end, while cast
ing from Capt. Edgar Styron's
Twins II, she hooked and boated a
39-pound specimen in Hatteras In
let on IL pound test line loaded on
spinning gear. 1t was one Of four
channel bass the Haddenfield, N. ],
couple landed while here.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bell of Raleigh a daughter, Sharon
Elizabeth, weight seven pounds IA
ounces, on November 20 in Raleigh.
The baby is the granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Bell of Man
teo.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Til
lett of Manteo, daughter, Andrea
Lynn, on December in the Abe
marie Hospital, Elizabeth City,
weight six pounds, 81 ounces.
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kitty HAWK PERSONALS

Friends of Rev. w. j. Freeman
former Methodist pastor here
We're grieved to hear of the dealt
of his wife on December 2 at Eliz
abethtown, N. C.
Mrs. Levetta Beasley of Norfoll
visited relatives on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reichle left
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Sanders of Elizabeth City
for cruise to Florida aboard the
Sanders yacht. They plan to spent
the winter on Florida's west coast
Mrs. Mary Best was visited Sun
day by her son, Jimmy, and daugh.
ter Billie of Norfolk.
Miss Christine Perry celebrated
her fifteenth birthday with sock
dance at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Perry, on No
vember 80.
Gilbert Lee and Rex Henley OF
Baltimore visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Henley, for the
week end.
The W.S.C.S. met with Mrs. Or
vile Baum on Tuesday night for
it's regular December meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jepp Harris spent
last week end with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
CAN'T in Tarboro. Their small
grandson, Tommy, returned with
them. {
Miss Mona Baum spent last week
in Norfolk with relatives.
Mrs. E. w. Baum, Mrs. Carson
Meekins, Mrs. Alma Raymond and
Miss Mazda Baum spent last Fri
day in Norfolk shopping.
Oscar Sanderlin is home after
spending some time in the Abe
marie Hospital, and is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Bette Pugh, who has been
visiting her sister, Matte, at Pop
lar Branch is back home.
Mrs. Mary H. Midget has re-
turned after visiting at Wanchese
with her daughter and son -in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowder Davis.
Mrs. Mary Best and M. M.
Meekins motored to Poplar Branch
last Sunday.
Mrs. Wayne Parker has entered
John Hopkins Hospital for treat
ment. Mrs. Parker is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Best of
Kitty Hawk.
Miss Julia Ann Parker visited
her great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary
NJ. Best last Monday.
Little Vicki Dowdy was enter
tanned on her first birthday by a
party given by her mother, Mrs.
Russell Dowdy on Saturday after
noon, Decembtr 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Beasley
of Norfolk were the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Beas-
ley and Mr., and Mrs, 2. F. Perry,
last week end.
Miss Nora Baum had as her
week end guests Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Hudgins of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Harrington.
proprietors of Journeys End Mo-
tel, left Saturday for, Lakeview, N.
c., where they will spend the next
two months.
Tom Dowdy, U.S.C.G., is home
with his family after extended
duty which carried him to Cuba.
Mrs. Colon Perry and daughter,
Marie Rose, are in New Jersey
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Midget
and children of Manteo visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Perry,
Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Foreman and Mrs. Jep
Harris spent Tuesday in Norfolk.
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GRADUATES FROM COURSE
AT FORT KNOX, KY

Fort Knox, Ky. (AHTNC)-Pvt,
Glynn W. Brickhouse, whose wife,
Lydia, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Winford L. Briclhouse, live on
Route 2, Columbia, recently was
graduated from the, clerk-typist
course at the Army's Armor Train
ing Center, Fort Knox, KY.
The eight-week course included
tipping, Army clerical procedures
and record keeping.
Brickhouse, a 1858 graduate OF
Columbia High School, was en-
ployed by Davis Motors before en-
tering the Army last July. He re-
ceived basic training at Fort Knox
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HABIT-James Higgins, 81, of
Willow Springs has been convicted
for the seventh time for driving
after his license had been revoked.
CoNVICTS OUT-Five negro
convicts from hospital for insane
at Petersburg, va. escaped after
overpowering guards.
INSURANCE SwINDLE-Fiye
persons were bound over, in, court
in Winston-Salem for conspiracy
to defraud insurance companies by
taking claims.
SWAMP. GUIDE - Will D.
Crockett, Is, died when struck by
an automobile near Deep Greek,
Va. He was famed as Dismal
Swamp guide. a.sa b.
MORE RAPE-Henry Moore, Is
year old Pamlico County negro is
charged with raping Mrs. Ray
Toler, 26, mother of two young
children near Reesboro.
SAYS KICK FER OUT Russia
should be kicked out of the United
Nations, said National American
Legion Commander w. C. Daniel
in speech in Raleigh Saturday.
SINGER STRICKEN - Singer
Ezio PIMA, famed the world over,
suffered heart attack at his home
in Stamford, Conn. He had first
suffered an attack last summer at
his home in Italy.
MISSES BOAT-Mrs. Marian
Archer, 70, drowned when she ran
her car off ferry boat in West
Virginia, but her seven year old
granddaughter*was rescued when
workmen smashed a window, and
got her out. 'is'-
MORALLY INSANE = Elvis
Presley is morally insane, and by
his actions is leading other young
people to insanity, declared Rev. |
Carl Elgena, Baptist preacher inI
Des Moines,
MEN GET MORE MONEY II
The Census Bureau reports that
men who worked full time last
year earned an average of about |
$500 more than the average for
women. Mems earning $4,000;
women's $2,700.
HEIR TO, MILLIONS - Saul
Kahn, pawnshop operator in Ohio
and his sister have fallen heir to
an estate of two and a half mill
lions from his late aunt, Miss
Theresa Kahn.
HOT-RODDERS-Two bad-boy
hot rodders who ran away. from
Washington, D. C. We're caught in,
Raleigh, after doing 100-miles an
hour on a main highway in a 4
stolen car. They are William At
kinson Jr., Is and Calvin Maddox,
10. .eu> ~<t ~
). CURFEW FOR KIDS-Due to.
the great number of Raleigh rob-
berries and vandalism, which police
ascribe to kids running loose at
night there is talk Of a curfew
being established for the young
'uns.
AMBASSADOR-Douglas Mac
Arthur III, AZ, nephew Of the Cen
eral, has been appointed ambassa-
dor to Japan by President, Eisenr
hover. He is a career diplomat and
son-in-law of the late Vice-Pres-
ident Alben Barley.
FERRY ASHORE-One. of the
ferries operating out Of Willough-
by for Hampton went aground
Monday, and a second boat which
went to pull it off also got stuck.
Their trips were delayed about two
hours while a tug pulled them off.
BODY FOUND-The body of
Catherine Potts, a IS year old
negro woman, which had been ap-
parently manhandled, and stran-
gled to death, was found near
Portsmouth by a couple on a pic
mic.
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AeA2t5z&
SAVED FROM CAVE = Two
young men, trapped for two days
in cave in California were res
cued by a searching party.
TO AID JEWS1Jews in Amer
lea have launched drive to raise
100 million dollars to aid Jewish
refugees.
STOLE HALF MILLION-Wil-
liam Rose, 81, bank president in
Ellenyille, N. Y. is charged with
mishandling $580,000 of the banks
funds.
STEALING FROM NAVY -
Basil Watson was found guilty of
stealing nuts and bolts from the
Norfolk Naval base and fined
$3.50.
A LOW LIFE SOB = Jesse
James Brooks, &c. Wake County
farmer pleaded guilty to being the
father of a child by his 14-year-
old daughter.
AIR FORCE CASUALTY -
giant B-52 bomb carrier crashed in
a streak of fire near Castle Air
Force base, California, killing ten
men. 1t was taking off, and crash
ed into field.
TEN MEN-Dr. Earl Madden So,
in divorce suit in California, ac-
cuses his wife of intimacy with a
former U. s. Senator Harry Cain,
and nine other men. She is suing
for divorce.
DEER HUNTER Dies. H.
Bridgeman, 81 of Tryon is charged
with the shooting of Charles Bal
ard, 81 of Turkey Creek, who was
wounded during a deer hunt, and
who died several days later.
COURT REFORM-To improve
The administration of justice in
North Carolina, widespread court
reform is needed, according to
Attorney Spencer Bell of Charlotte
n speech in Chapel Hill.
CHILDREN D1E-Three chill
lren were burned to death, two
1ear-old twin boys and their two
7ear-old sister in Clay Center,
Kans. In White Lake, N. C.
.hree negro children died in fire
which destroyed their home
Two other negro children died in
/ fire in Carteret County.
ROUGH BANDIT-In Oklahoma
City, a knife toting bandit held
TWO small children as hostage and
forced the mother, Mrs. William
Yule, 81 to go to the bank and
bring him the proceeds of $3.50
IN Savings bonds.
WILD <DRIVER-A. r. Harri-
son, 28-year-old Norfolk painter
went on wild driving spree, drove
through several fences, across sew
eral yards, was pinned down when
his car upset on him. Lost his
right to drive for six months. and
800.
PIER EXPLOSION-Some ten
people died and 200 were injured
when fire followed an explosion on
piers. Ten million prop
erty damage also resulted from the
conflagration, said to have been
set off by acetylane paint flames.
CONGREGATIONAL crowd of.
10000 people turned out in Raleigh
to hear a sermon by Oral Roberts,
faith healer and religious evan
gelist of Tulsa, Okla, who is hold
ing a six day revival at the fair
grounds.
HALF MILLION IN MOON
SHINE-A report was made in
Goldsboro that the value of moon
shine whiskey poured out by Off
GERS in a four county area, Wayne
Johnston, Sampson and Duplin,
this year, was valued at a half
million dollars, not counting the
mash and stills destroyed.
FATAL WEEKEND FIRES -
Four people died in Virginia from.
fires during the week end. Three
men persisted in a dilapidated
house which burned near Wake
field. Another died when his home
burned in Norfolk. All were
FOOL Filler CHASTISED -
Edward B. Segar, the young man
who seriously injured his uncle,
Edward Baird in a duck blind, by
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I, CHILDREN D1E-Three chill
dren were burned to death, two
year-old twin boys and their two
year-old sister in Clay Center,
Kans. In White Lake, N. C.
three negro children died in a fire
which destroyed their home {.
Two other negro children died in
a fire in Carteret County.
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WILD <DRIVER-A. R. Harri-
son, 28-year-old Norfolk painter
went on wild driving spree, drove
through several fences, across sew
eral yards, was pinned down when
his car upset on him. Lost his
right to drive for six months. and
500.
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DEER HUNTER Dies. H.
Bridgeman, 81 of Tryon is charged
with the shooting of Charles Bal
lard, 81 of Turkey Greek, who was
wounded during a deer hunt, and
who died several days later.
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. COURT REFoRM-To improve
the administration of justice in
North Carolina, widespread court
reform is needed, according to
Attorney Spencer Bell of Charlotte
in a speech in Chapel Hill.
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TEN MEN-Dr. Earl Madden So,
in divorce suit in California, ac-
cuses his wife of intimacy with a
former U. S. Senator Harry Cain,
and nine other men. She is suing
for divorce.