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Salu quietly.
"Why?" asked Blake.
81 wanted to learn what Dickie's
home conditions were and how they
fed him." she said. What sort of
parents he has and whether or not
they love him."
isn't it the physicians preroga-
tive to 60 into all that?" Blake
asked. His hands were in his
pockets. He was watching her
through haf-closed eyes. His full
red lips were smiling but his voice
had an edge to it.
Eyes, l suppose so, DR.. Blake, but
you've shown little interest in this
case"
81 dislike people going over my
head" said Harry.
Kate was silent.
you've put me in a poor light"
Blake went on in an injured tone.
"Bonardi seems to think I'm not
doing right by his kid"
Are you?" asked Kate bravely.
A smile that was half a sneer
touched Harry Blake's lips.
Il could make trouble for you
over this"
eyes," agreed Kate. Her temples
throbbed.
1T would please some people
around here" said Harry.
81 realize that" Kate held her
head high but she saw herself pack
ing and leaving under a cloud; say
ing goodbye to Phil Harvey, Vir-
GINA. the Smiths. They would ex-
perieNCe regret, but Warren and
Dunlap and Scott Kenyon would be
delighted to see the last of her.
From what Bonardi said gather
you spoke in favor of Kenyon's be-
ing put on the case. Is that true?"
She met Blake's eyes unflinching-
ly.
Its true. He knows a great DIAL
more about children's diseases than
you do"
'Ts that the sole reason why you
carry the torch for him?" asked
Blake.
The blood rushed to Hates face.
She said nothing.
She felt stifled by the heat and his
nearness. His face kept coming
closer, his eyes repulsed her. It was
peoples eyes that showed them for
what they were. Not the color or
the shape, but the expression.
Harry Blake had eyes that revealed
the dark, unsavory corners Of his
mind.
II haven't determined what to do
about your mteriArence. DR.. Full
ler," he said at last. We'll talk it
over later"
"When?" asked Kate.
''Tonight?" His fingers clamped
suddenly over ner wrist. He drew
her toward him, Put on the black
gown with the pearls and We'll go
dancing" he murmured. II know
just the place. Good food, good
music, and plenty of privacy"
mo-" Kate said, between tight
lips.
He held on to her wrist.
do you want to leave here in dis
grace?"
She stood quietly lest she brighten
Dickie.
She heard the rain start outside.
Her eyes sought the child. He was
clasping his duck and watching her.
To Blake she said, Let go Of
me-"
do we 60 dancing?" he asked,
breathing fast.
mo. dislike you intensely"
The full red lips parted in a con-
ceited smile.
"You don't know me yet, my dear.
have unusual powers of per-
suaSion."
"They wouldn't be effective on
me, DR.. Blake"
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Kate was silent, wishing Harry
would 60 away.
81 have a little surprise for you,"
she heard him say.
What is it," she asked indiffer-
emily.
''Mr. Bonardi contacted me last
night"
Kate's heart quickened its beat.
''It appears that somebody has
been stirring Bonardi up about his
child's condition." Blake went on,
eying Kate closely.
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of triumph over her chief adversary
himself.
''Edna's an excellent cook" he
said, in all fairness.
Trustworthy"
"Yes."
''Neat and clean?"
eyes"
Miss Gordon smiled blandly.
,''Why did you let such a paragon
go?"
ASK Edna" He glanced at his
watch. eff you'll excuse me :"
Meanwhile, upstairs, Kate faced a
situation which she had realized was
inevitable but which she had hoped
to stave off until Dickie Bonardi
was in better health.
1t had been trying morning and
her nerves were on edge.
Then Harry Blake attempted to
annoy her.
The ward had the torrid atmo-
sphere Of desert beneath a burn
ing sun. The windows stood wide
but scarcely a breath of air stirred
outside. Kate had put a screen
around Dickie's bed and was pre-
pairing to give him sponge bath.
II awful hot" he whispered.
''I'm going to cool Iou off, darl-
ing"
She stripped him gently, laying
bare his pitifully bony chest and
swollen joints. How tiny he was!
want your duck?" she asked.
eyes"
She wiped off the pink plastic
duck she had bought one day and
gave it to him. He clasped it tightly,
his great dark eyes thanking her.
do you love met" she asked.
"Yes."
She was Dickie's whole world now,
she realized, his only hope.
Her lips quiverej.
'I'n get you we'll, lambkin."
She had bathed him and was
changing the bed when Harry saun-
tered into the ward.
He came behind the screen.
Good morning, my dear"
He moved close to Kate and q
tremor Of distaste ran over her. She
resented his rested look and debon-
air manner. She thought, He doesn't
know what work is.
Why didn't he look at his patient
instead of at her?
"Dickie is running q tempera.
ture," she said.
THAT so?" Blake moved and
reached for the chart, his arm
purposely brushing hers. He glanced
idly at the record and quickly hung
It back in place. Wen bring that
down in a day or two," he said
easily.
what are your orders?" Kate
asked.
AS always, when she queried him
directly pertaining to the treatment
of his patient. DR.. Blake gave he1
an evasive answer.
'I'u think it over and let you
know"
Were wasting time, DR.. Blake"
''Oh, I think not" he said, smil-
ing. 1.-The child's well off here. He's
getting a lot more attention than he
would at home"
But want to see him improve, "
Kate said.
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gust Is, in Albemarle Hospital,
Elizabeth City.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley M.
Stewart, Jr., of Norfolk, a daugh-
ter, on August 21, in Leigh Me-
mortal Hospital, Norfolk. The lit
tie girl is the great granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. C. H. Barnett of Man
teo.
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LEGALS
North Carolina
Dare County.

Having this day duly qualified
as Administrative of the estate of
AIena w. Cooper, deceased, of
Manteo, Dare County, North Car
DINA, l hereby give notice to all
persons. indebted to her estate to
come forward and make immediate
settlement; and those holding
claims against the said estate will
present them for payment within
TWELVE MONTHS from the date
of this notice or it will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
This August 20, 1862.
NINA DANIELS, Administra-
trix, Manteo, North Carolina.
T-S-22-6tc
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For Sale: Beautiful waterfront
property and home partly fur
nished near Mother Vineyard.
Guest Cabin. 1889 Ford Station
Wagon, rebuilt motor. Mrs. Ralph
Fuller, ia East seth, N. Y. %,
N. Y. 'szS23tp
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CAPE HATTERAS, Finest place
for food and relaxation; open all
year. Rooms and Board. Mrs. Mid
gett's Tourist Home, Buxton, N. C.
Ag-15-3tc
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Blake Threatens Kate
With Scandal, Dismissal

Kate raised her eyes calmly to
his. She was not afraid Of what she
had done. She had acted solely In
the interests of Q sick child.
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FOR RENT: Nice heated apart
ment for winter, available Sept.
End. Manteo, N. c. Call 500, Mays
Head, N. C.. T-9-22-2tc
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ONE USED FRIGIDAIRE electric
range. This is steal at $500
cash or terms. ] & S Fuel and
Equipment Co., Belhaven, N. C.
A-21-3tc
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HOT POINT REFRIGERATORs
only one-half down this fall;
balance next fall or 1919 down
and "a months to pay. Voliva Fur
niture Store, Belhaven. A-14-3tc
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Phone 26, Manteo, N. C. If
LARGE GENERAL ELECTRIC
Refrigerator, suitable for store
or cafe for sale. Phone A, Man
teo, or write box 42S, Manteo, for
information.
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POWER UNITS FOR SALE: 1
Case 60 hp. / John Deere type
w, 4O-hp, good working condition.
Gasoline operated. Phone 1876, PIT.
Harbor, N. C. T. G. Griggs &
Son. Aug. 8-3tc
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For your Blue Cross Hospital Care,
of Durham, N. c. contact Sarah
Latham, Phone S06-1, Belhaven,
N. C.
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JUST IN-Full Line of Coleman
Oil Space Heaters. $4,000 to To-
900 BTU. Get yours now. j q S
Fuel and Equipment Co., Bella
ven. N, C, A-21-3tc
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HOT POINT ELECTRIC
RANGES only one-ha1f down
this fall; balance next fall or 1919
down and "a months to pay. Voliva
Furniture Store, Belhaven.
A-1423tc
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CARRIES" TOURIST HOME
Room and board at exceptionally
reasonable prices, meals, southern
style; Day or Night; Lunches pro-
vided to carry out. Ideal for vaca-
TONERS and sightseers; Inquire at
E. R. Midgett's store, Buxton, N.
C. Phone ia. Ag. 22-tf
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For your insurance needs see
w. R. PEARCE, Manteo, N. C.
All kinds of insurance
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HOT POINT HOME FREEZERS
only one-half down this fall; bal
ance next fall or 1919 down and
"a months to pay. Voliva Furniture
Store, Belhaven. A-14-3tc
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COOKS and WATERS wanted.
Write full details in care of The
-Belhaven Pilot, P. o. Box 265,
Belhaven, N. G.. A-21-3tc
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WANTED TO BUY - House and
lot on ocean. Write me what
and gardenia plants in pots. AL
you have. A. w. Drinkwater,
f-22-tfc
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ABC WASHING MACHINES only
one-half down this fall; balance
next fall, or 1919 down and "a
months to pay. Voliva Furniture
Store, Belhaven. A-14-3tc.
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FOR SALE: 1887 Ford Station
Wagon, rebuilt motor, good
tires, cheap. At Virginia Dare Ga
rage. Write Mrs. Ralph Fuller,
ia East 59th St., New York %,
N. Y. T-8-22-3tp
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NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY

The undersigned, having quail
fed as Administrators with the
will annexed, of the estate of w.
F. jackson, deceased, late of Dare
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned in Mays Head,
North Carolina, on or before the
18th day of July 1858, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar OF their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This 9th day of July 1862.
Katherine Skinner Jackson, Ad-
ministratrix with will annexed,
Mays Head, North Carolina.
T-7-13-6tC
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CALORIC GAS RANGES only
one-half down this fall; balance
next fall, or 1919 down and "a
months to pay. Voliva Furniture
Store, Belhaven. A.14-3tc
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Variety of house. plants, camellia
so nice assortment of gifts and
souvenirs. Roanoke Island Gar
dens, Corner main highway and
Mother Vineyard Road. tic
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SEE NE FIRST, before Buying or
Selling any Property. ! can save
you money. E. E. MEEKINS, Real
tor, Phone 101, Manteo, N. c.
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SEE A. W. DRINKWATER if you
want to buy some good land or
a good house. Lots on Beach. 1n-
surance and Bonds. Manteo. N. G..
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WANTED: CUPBOARD MOTOR,
used and in good condition.
About 5 hp preferred. Write what
you have, to P. O. Box 42s, Man
teo, N. C. A-22-2tx
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FOR SALE: House and business.
Seven room house with bath, lot
60xSO, outbuilding and fully equip
ped Fixit Shop. E. E. White, 9O4
So. Road ST., Phone 2O1-J, Manteo.
Ag.-22-tfc
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BE INDEPENDENT. Sell Raw
leigh Products. Good locality
open in Hyde County. Write to-
day. Rawleigh's, Dept. NCH-48O-
D, Richmond, Va. H-8-14-3tp
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Gold embossed THANK YOU
notes with envelopes. Perfect for
acknowledging gifts. Also plain
white informals with envelopes.
Times Printing Co., Manteo. #
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ONE USED FRIGIDAIRE refrig-
orator. Excellent condition. g.
year guarantee. z cubic #. eapa-
city. $50 down; 1928 per month
j & S Fuel Equipment Co., Bella
ven, N. C. A-21-3tc
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
SHIRLEY CULPEPPER ROHAN.
Plaintiff
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JACK ROHAN, Defendant

JACK ROHAN, Defendant
The Defendant above named,
. Jack Rohan, will hereby take no.
tice that an action entitled as above
has been instituted in the Sup
erior Court of Dare County, North
Carolina; that the purpose of said
action is to obtain an absolute d.
vorce by the Plaintiff from the
Defendant on the statutory
grounds of continuous separation
for more than two years.
That the Defendant will fur
Their take notice that he is re-
quired to appear before the under
signed Clerk of the Superior
Court of Dare County, North Caro-
lima, at his office in the Courthouse
in Manteo, North Carolina within
twenty days after the 9th day of
September 1852, and answer or
demur to the Complaint now on
file in said Clerks office, or the
Plaintiff will be granted the re-
lief requested in the Complaint.
This the 1st day of August
1852.
C. S. MEEKINS, Clerk superior.
Court, Dare County, N. c. T-8-S-4tc
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NOTICE OF ADM
North Carolina
Dare County.

Dare County.
Having this day duly qualified
as Administrator of the estate OF
Joseph Mitchell Gray deceased, OF
Avon, Dare County, North Caro-
lima, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to his estate to
come forward and make immedi-
ate settlement; and those holding
claims against the said estate will
present them for payment with
in TWELVE MONTHS from the
date of this notice or it will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
This July %, 1862.
MITCHELL JENSON GRAY, Ad-
ministrator,
Avon North Carolina T-8-8-6tc
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as low as .$l.25 q week
for q PAIR Of tiTesI
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''What about my bees?" he'd de-
manded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08

ment. the Senate and the Con-
gress who have been responsible
for the administration during
those four years-to meet with
a crowd like this at the end Of
the four years where each Of
you could turn to the other and
say. Those people, first of all.
decided everything in terms Of
what was good for the United
States Of America; not for any
particular group. but they de-
cided things in the surety that
they were good for the United
States, and that what was good
for the United States as q
whole. was good for everybody.
Next, those fellows were
fair. Next. they were just. And
finally, they were just one Of
us. They were friendly. They
didn't try to take a mighty posi-
ton and to rule over us. They
remembered that in America,
government is the servant Of
the people-and never their
master"
And now. ladies and gentle-
men, you know Mrs. likes ties
with Tacoma are just as close
as mine. And so If you would
allow me I should like to bring
her out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Carey Quits U. 5. Boards
To Protest GE Contracts

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 8.-James
B. Carey, president of the CLIO
International Union of Electrical
Workers, announced today he has
quit three United States advisory
boards because the government let
contracts to General Electric Co.
IUE is engaged IN bitter con-
tract negotiations fight with GE
The boards Mr.. Carey quit are
the Mutual Security Agency, the
Atomic Energy Plant Expansion
Advisory Panel, and the Presi-
dents Committee on Government
Contract Compliance.
1.-THE United States Govern
ment." Mr.. Carey asserted, "sees
At to place 50 billion worth OF
defense contracts with this COM
pany and has permitted it to
execute a major part of those
contracts in the few places where
the United Electrical Workers
Union independent rivaD is bar
gaining agent. This makes the
company a questionable security
risk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
scandal. of thievery, of just petty
dollar grabbing in high places?
Must Have Government
That Excites Pride
We Just can't have it.

We just can't have it.
This comes back to the stand
that take. We must have the
kind of government in WASH
ington that excites your pride.
That means that in the funda-
mentals of American life you
will be behind it. I do not
means that all of us are ever 60
ing to agree in all the details of
running America.
OF course not; it is too vast.
We have to have discussions
over details and methods. But,
when we come down to the pur-
pose of Americanism. what we
are trying to do in the world in
: our struggle for peace and pros
perity for all human beings,
then we must be united.
You are going to unite if you
respect our Government. If you
respect your Government. the
strength of the United States is
multiplied because it is the uni
fled thing. and its strength
abroad to lead toward peace, to
lead other nations to stand with
us toward this Communist
threat are multiplied.
1t is a cheap way to get a lot
OF security, just to have plain
Wood-Shed honesty in Govern
ment.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am
not here to make you a lot of
specific promises as to how you
can benefit this group at the ex-
pense of others, how you can
get a few more votes, by a lot
of slick language and a lot of
highbrow Technology. What I
am here for is to make you a
simple pledge, the kind of
pledge which can be made hon.
estly and which Americans have
a right to demand of any pro-
spective oficeholder, whether he
be in the city council, or in the
Congress, or in the White House
itself.
1t is a pledge I am going to
give you in terms Of the same
pledge I made to labor on Labor
Day Of this year. and I said this:
If you people decide to have a
change in administration which
would put me in the White
House. at the end of four years
We should like-all Of the peo-
pie in the Executive Depart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Text Of Gen. Eisenhower's Speech at Tacoma, Wash

pride in Government, who is 60
ing to do it?
|. You can't take. an organiza-
ton that has been in power far
too long and merely by doing a
little face-lifting job. doing a
little repaint job. get by with it.
Actually. I believe the admins
tration candidate said all it
needed was a little refreshening.
But as far as I am concerned,
how do you refreshen a bad egg?
Here is what we are up
against, ladies and gentlemen.
The sad and tragic and over
whelming fact of our time is
this struggle between the free
system of Government. and
Communism. We need every
weapon we can get If we are to
win through. Every thing that
is legitimate and honorable we
must use. The second you
have corruption you give to our
enemies ammunition that is
very effective because this
struggle is not only one that
is represented in the field of
economics and trade and some
times even the field of force,
but it is represented in just a
straight struggle for mans
minds, ideas and morals.
I want to read you a head
line from a New York paper to
show you how important this
is. This is out Of New York
paper.
RED sings mud at U. S. dirty
linen. Washington scandals
provide field day for Moscow
radio"
Then the next one. Moscow
radio floods Russia and satel-
lites with this story"
Then the Moscow radio says.
"Justice is conditioned by dol
lars"
Then the Communist paper
in New York City, the Com
munist Daily Worker, says in
commenting on scandals,
Capitalism itself is the big fix.
Corruption and graft are the
blood in the veins of CAPT.
talism." which means free en-
terprise.
What I am trying to get over,
ladies and gentlemen, is this:
When we give unnecessarily to
the Communists this ammuni-
ton Of calling us crooked and
dirty in high places-as a st.
Louis Judge says. Men in high
places selling out their BIRTH
right for a dirty mess of dol
lars"-it is exactly the same as
giving them an advantage in
terms of the secret weapon or
something else, that we should.
keep away from them. We do
not have to give them the adj
vantage of that.
So I would put it this way,
ladies and gentlemen: That
every scandal of that kind Is
really a betrayal of our coun-
try because we are trying to
hold up Americanism before the,
world as the fine thing that it
is. that system which has given
to more people greater oppor-
tunity for happiness. content
ment and progress for 'expasion
for their own souls and hearts.
than any other system in the
world. How then can we do it
if we are going to accompany it
and have every story expanded
and built up by stories Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
US. Planes SEARCHING
For Big Off KuriIes
Given Fighter Escort
washington, d. G.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1859
By the Assoeiafed Press

TOKYO. Oct. ga B-29 Super
fort disappeared yesterday shortly
after radar picked up an unidenti-
fled plane approaching it from the
direction Of the Russian-held
Kuriles. the Far East Air Forces
said today.
The Air Force said the radar
tracks Of the two planes merged
1t did not say the unidentified
plane was Russian or that the
Superfort was attacked.
A spokesman said there were
no other American planes in the
area at the time.
Jets Guard Search Planes,
The Air Force reported armed
F-S4 Thunderjet fighters were
guarding planes searching for the
missing B-29. The plane dis
appeared off Eastern Hokkaido,
Japan's northernmost island,
which is separated by a narrow
strait from the Kuriles.
The spokesman said a voice dis
tress call in English. presumably
from the bomber, was heard and
then a crew member shouted:
Lets get the hell out of here. 4"
The newspaper Asahi said Jap
AneSe police reported a plane,
belching black smoke, crashed into
the sea near Nemuro, Northeast
Hokkaido. at about 2:20 pm. yes
terday. They said the plane hit
In Russian controlled territory.
The spokesman refused comment
on that.
Flying at $4,000 Feet.
The Air Force said the Japan
based Superfort was on a routine
flight at $4,000 feet and was
under the customary United States
radar observation" The radar
plot showed it was heading east.
The Air Force added:
"A second but unidentified sight,
Ing was plotted at about 2:l5 pm.
on westerly heading about seven
miles inside japanese territory.
THE tracks of the unidentified
aircraft and the B-29 were fol-
lowed until they merged on the
radar scope about miles north
west Of Nemuro. which point is
In Japanese territory about IS
miles from the international Dor
der.
"The merged radar tricks, still
over japanese territory, continued
southeast for a few moments and
then disappeared from the radar
scope. Shortly thereafter, single
unidentified May Day call voice
sos was heard, presumably from
the Superfort. Then there was
silence"