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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
2 ANGLERS GET $500
FOR 3 FISH CAUGHT
AT CHICAMICOMICO
Colerain Folks Get Nice Prizes
For Catch Made in Surf at
Waves Last October

Waves, Jan. 20-Three channel
bass weighing a total of 1876
pounds and landed in the surf
abreast this Outer Banks village
last October by two Colerain ang-
lers were worth $500. That is be-
cause these three big fish were the
largest landed in that area during
1854.
OF the total amount, Hezzie
Pierce received $50, representing
first and second prize in the all
year Waves Rodanthe Surf Fish
ing Contest. His biggest bass, a so
FOUNDER measuring so inches from
tip to tip and 291s inches around
its girth, won first prize of $50 in
cash. A second channel bass seal
ing at Al pounds, measuring 47h
inches from tip to tip and % inch
es around it's girth, caught short
ly after he had landed the larger
fish, was runnerup in the contest
to win so in cash. Pierce's fishing
companion, w. ]. Britt on the fol-
lowing day brought in al pound
er measuring so inches from tip
to tip and % inches around it's
girth. This fish won third prize
in the contest or $40 in cash.
A. H. Gray, Waves merchant,
had charge of the contest which
in a financial way was sponsored
by Donald C. Todd of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and r. D. Owens, owner
operator of Chicamacomico Motel
located between Waves and Ro-
danthe. Although dozens of big
fish have been entered in the Ro-
danthe- Waves Contest during the
past two years, all prize winners
have been anglers from Colerain.
In 1853, w. S. Hughes of Colerain
won the grand (and only prize
for biggest fish of the wear, a Al
FOUNDER measuring so inches
from tip to tip and % inches
around its girth. the 1854 win
ners were announced this week
when Gray mailed checks to
Pierce and Britt.
business men of Waves, Rodan-
the and Mirlo Beach, all in a two
mile radius, sponsored a fishing
tournament also in late October
which is the first of what is prom
Used to be an annual affair, and
which attracted much interest.
While heretofore overlooked,
largely because no one has been
interested in catering to would-be-
fishermen in this area, there is
not a better place for fishing in
either ocean or sound along the N.
c. coast. In fact, some of the best
surf fishing of the entire season
has been in this area, especially
near the stranded ships abreast
of Waves and Rodanthe, and
Pamlico Sound too offers good
fishing with rod and reel.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
PHONE COMPANY'S STIFF
DEMAND HEARING FEB.
Norfolk & Carolina Seeks to Increase
Phone Rates By Half; II Is Expect
ed Request viii Be Granted

A hearing on the proposed rate
hike of the Norfolk and Carolina
Telephone Company will be
held February l, at 10 am, ac-
cording to Stanley Winborne,
chairman of the North Carolina
Public Utilities Commission in
Raleigh. The hearing will be held
in the hearing room of the Pub
lie Utilities Commission in Ra-
leigh.
The telephone company has ask
ed the commission for authority
to increase it's annual income by
$195,165 year. This would
change the rate on top rate bust
ness phone from $6.75 to 1918 and
top rate residential phones from
81 to $3.50 per month.
Since there appears little or
ganized opposition to this rate in
crease in sight at the time, many
people believe the company will be
granted it's request for what is
widely considered most unrea-
sorable rate hike. There is bound
to be a decrease in the number of
phone subscribers when they find
that instead of 81 they must pay
S1.5O for their service. One person
as suggested that instead of ask
.ng for increased rental for their
phones, the subscribers should ask
the Commission to order so per
cent increase in service.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
John r. BALKAN TE
is BURIED THURSDAY

Funeral services for John R.
Balance. who died at Hatteras
last Tuesday, were conducted
Thursday afternoon from the fam
lily residence in Hatteras at one
o'clock by Rev. Dan C. Meadows,
pastor of the Hatteras Methodist
Church and Rev. H. C. Dew, pas
tor of the Hatteras Assembly of
God Church.
Choir members sang 81 Won't
have to cross Jordan Alone" and
Mrs. Virginia Austin sang Sun
rise Tomorrow" At the grave the
choir sang "God Be With You Til
We Meet Again.
The casket was covered with a
pail of white carnations.
Norman DUDLEY, Preston Stowe,
hurry Styron, Wheeler Balance,
Deck Stowe and William Foster
served as pallbearers.
Burial followed in the family
plot.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21

MISS BETTY ROGERS, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond Rogers
of Manteo, who has won recogni-
ton several times before in her
college career, has come in for an
unusual distinction this month.
She is a student at Womans Col
lege, University of N. C. in
Greensboro. and has been accepted
to attend the Christian Citizenship
Seminar for students in New York
City, three days and in Washing
ton three days, February 6-12.
The Seminar is sponsored annually
by the Joint section of Education
and Cultivation of the Board of
Missions of the Methodist Church.
The aim, to stimulate interest in
the promotion of a world Chris
tian Community on campuses, and
in the state.
Miss Rogers is one of three
chosen from N. C. and of so
chosen from Universities and col
leges throughout the United
States, including the most widely
recognized of institutions. There
were 1870 applications. Miss
Rogers was the only one accepted
from Womans College, and her &C
ceNtance was based upon her par
ticipation in Wesley Foundation,
and on it's Recommendation, plus
her scholastic rating during this
and previous years in college.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
CAMPAIGN SPRUNG
FOR BOY SCOUTS
IN THE ALBEMARLE
Annual Banquet With Camden
Lions Held This Week; Years
Program Outlined

Scout leaders of the Albemarle
District met Jan. II and planned
full program of activities for
the Boy Scouts for 1855.
Following a dinner which was
served by the Camden Lions Aux
iliary, Roland Orr, Chairman of
the Albemarle District, called on
the six operating committee chair
men to outline their programs.
These chairmen who have recent
ly been appointed to serve for the
coming year are Raymond Shelly,
Advancement; T. F. Lowry,
Camping and Activities; Carlton
Garrett, Organization and Exten-
sion; Charles Ward, Jr., Leader
ship Training; Logan Lane,
Health and Safety; and Raymond
Collier, District Commissioner.
The annual Boy Scout banquet
committee composed of Raymond
Collier, Charlie Smith, and Ray
mond Shelly reported that an out
standing speaker has been lined
up for the banquet which will be
Saturday night, February IL at
the Elizabeth City High School
cafeteria. Charlie Smith. chairman
of the ticket sales, said an all out
effort was being made to get all
parents and friends of Scouting to
attend.
The following schedule of acti-
vities was presented as the pro-
gram for 1855: The third Tuesday
of every month will be the month
ly District Scouters meeting. The
first Saturday of every month is
the waste paper drive. The third
week end of every month will be
troop camping week end. A train
ing camp for all Albemarle troops
is scheduled for this coming week
end at Camp Perry.
Starting January IS and con-
tinuing for the next 7 nights, end
| ing on March 8, is basic training
course for all Scout leaders and
committeeman which will be con-
Quoted at the Elizabeth City High
School. The Cub leaders basic
training course is now in session
meeting on the second Thursday
of every month.
February: 9th - Scout Sunday
and the beginning of Boy Scout
Week which will continue through
February IL. All troops, packs,
and Explorer units in the Abe
marie District have been request
ed to put in window displays or
demonstrations. goth Scout
leaders training hike. 25th, 26 and
9th - Explorer leaders training
course at Camp Pendleton.
March: 18th - Overnight train
ing camp for Scout Leaders. 26th
and 9th - Tour of Camp Manu-
featuring Company's "big woods, y
lumber and paper mill.
April: 18th - Region III train
ing institute conducted by the
national staff of the Boy Scouts
of America for the Albemarle
See CAMPAIGN, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
CLARENCE III. BUTLER
is SERVING IN KOREA

Taegu, Korea-Pvt. Clarenre H.
Butler. whose wife, Patricia, lives
in Kill Devil Hills, recently ar
rived in Korea and is now men,
Der of the Korean Communica-
tions Zone.
Private Butler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Butler, Salemburg. N.
c.. entered the Army in June,
1854 and was last stationed at
Camp Gordon, Ga. He is 1852
graduate of East Carolina Col
lege.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
VFW LADIES DINNER
NETS $35 FOR POLIO FUND

The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW
Post $3.50 held a turkey dinner at
the Post Home in Manteo Satur-
day night and the proceeds were
S35 which was given to the March
of Dimes fund. Along with the tur-
key, and all the trimmings, choco-
late and banana cake were served,
Special guests of the evening were
DIR. w. w johnson, Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Napier and Sheriff Frank
Cahoon.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
DEVELOPMENT OF
BEACH LOTS NEAR
RODANTHE PLANNED
MirIo Beach Subdivision To Offer
Large Tracts Near Ocean
For Homesites Only

A new piece of ocean front is
being subdivided and will be Of
fered shortly to discriminating
people who wish summer home
sites. The tract of land is known
as Mirlo Beach, and is one half
mile north of the village of Ro.
danthe, and adjoining the Pea Is
land Wildlife refuge. 1t is the first
available land for home sites or
Hatteras Island and will be i'm
proved with paved streets.
The owners of the Mirlo Beach
Development are Gen. Robert C.
Macon and DR.. E. B. Macon, his
brother of Washington, D. C. and
D. V. Meekins of Manteo, ard on
this property they have recently
constructed a large and comfort
able clubhouse which may shortly
be offered for lease as a summer
inn. 1t is furnished comfortably
and equipped with several baths.
Present plans call for sale of
lots restricted to residential use.
No lots will be sold in the present
section of less than rs feet front
age, and with ample depth. The
idea is to assure all property OWL
ers of a maximum of freedom, and
particularly freedom from objec-
tionable commercial enterprises.
Restrictions as to property lines
and quality of buildings TO be
erected will be covenants tnat go
along with tire sale Of property.
,MIrlo Beach Ledge was orer-
ated during the recent wi, fowl
season for the convenience Of
sportsmen. This season is now
.losed, but the Ledge is exnected
to omen soon i,r the accomutoda-
tions of tourists and fishermen.
Tic area Is rctcA Ior goou surf
rnsI .ng and thee Is good fishing
IN t.le sounds. Special small boats
witt be provided for fishing in
Pan leo Sound.
Mirlo Beach was named in rec
Cgr;tion of the brilliant res:ue in
August 1918 OF the crew Of a
Brit sh merchantmen torp odoed
by a German "ub. The ships crew
was brought to safety by a gil.
liant crew of Coast Guardsmen
from Rodanthc, led by tho late
Cay tain John Alien Midget.
This is a wide level beach, at
the widest part Of the village, and
it is some % miles northward of
Cape Hatteras. The owners plan
to add number of features from
time to time for the accommoda-
ton of tourists. 1t is adjoining the
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
area, which assures all prospective
landowners, freedom of access to
the surf.
Mirlo Beach is about a Is min
ute ride from Oregon Inlet, which
is reached by a Commute trip OH
the ferry at Oregon Inlet. 1t is
about 20 miles south of Mays
Head.
The company plans shortly to
open an office in Manteo for the
sale of real estate and general in
surance, and contracting if re-
quired, for those who wish beach
homes. Major General Robert c..
Macon, who ended long Army
career, retired last year, and now
lives in Maryland. DR.. Macon is a
medical doctor, who served in the
Medical Corp, USA in World War
1, and new has retired from active
practice. Both of them expect to
spent considerable time III this
-. - 800 tod Jox,oIo.,c
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-21
WRIGHT MEMORIAL TO BE
LIGHTED ALL YEAR

Representative Bonner said this
week the United States Park
Service will keep the Wright
Brothers Memorial at Kitty Hawk
lighted throughout the year.
Heretofore it has been lighted
only during the Summer months.
Evening star., 1955-01-18

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Evening star., 1955-10-31

with restraint. The sight Of the
Istate's Lieutenant Governor
(former cowboy star Rex Bell)
greeting the viewers from tns
stage Or the Golden Nugget
where q few Of the patrons were
watching the fioor show, and the
customers playing roulette, shoot.
ling dice, or at the slot machines
appeared to be the natural thine
Ito be doing on q quiet, normal
Sunday afternoon. A few people
noted the TV cameras; there was
|only one hand -wAyer. The whole
thing gave me quite . shock.
on the Run:
The swimming episodes on
Omnibus" yesterday produced
|a worlds record tfor the relay
medley, giving the program and
CHS 'sTV" first. Records
have been set on Tv, but not IN
events specifically staged for the
camera.
DR.. Shane MacCarthy resumed
his Sunday afternoon series Of
lectures for the Archdiocese yes
|terday (WMAL-D with the SUBJ
|iect. Christopher Columbus
Network personalities could well
emulate DR.. MacCarthy's sim-
|plicity Of speech and his bulletin
board technique for outline pir-
poses.
There was q noticeable Inn
|proyement Saturday In the color
cast Of the Michigan-Iowa foot
bah game and ! take back what
Il said after the Notre Dame
Michigan State colorcast.
Every time / got the players
sharp and properly hued In the
latter contest. the fans In the
stands became q blob Of green.
|. Players and fans came In
sharp and clear this time. prov
ing, / guess, that color reception
of outdoor events varies with the
degree Of engineering skin and
transmission.
Perry Como and the Ray
Charles singers were terrific Sat
urday (WRC-4l } with their anus
ing version Of ..Kokomo." The
best, in fact. since Dinah and
her Skyiarks.s. /, /. Connie Russell.
same Como show, was likewise
sensational with her blues in
the Night"
49,
Teday's Premiere: NBC's hour
long drama series. Matinee The
ater." gets under way today ut
8. It's NDC's answer to the COM
plant that daytime TV provides
nothing but light variety, soap
oueras. and similar pap.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
TODAY,s RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:3o, WGATs--Music From Ger
many: Features for frst time
the outstanding Koecheri
Quartet Ia Beethoven's Quar-
tet No. 6 In 3 nat. Op. 10.
s;oo, WASH-fm, 1850. WWDC
True Detective: What looks
Ike fatal heart attack afouses
suspicious Of physician who
discovers case ~ murder.
sis, WRC--Boston symphony
Orchestra: "Violin Concerto"
BY Soviet composer Khatcha-
t,lrian; Ruth Posselt. soloist,
s:so, WnIAI,-voice Of Fire.
stone: Thomas I. Thomas Of
fers program by Cole Porter,
Verdi and Tchaikowsky
SOC, WRC-Teleph Hour:
Barbara Gibson's numbers IN.
clude an area from ''Barber q
Seville" and Victor Herbert's
..If ! Were on the STAGE"
(from aMlle. Modiste").
500, WNAL - New Sounds:
sound Mirror offers trip with
police car. . mystery story IN
sound effects. John Barry
more reading Shakespeare
y and the man on the street.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

II. suffers from acne.
$50, WRc ll)-Eobert Mont
somery: Tragic drama Of
man who Is q phony but Il
last to realize it; John Hud-
son.
$50. WAEAL t7l-Medical Ho-
rizons: A new Air Force flying
suit Is shown.
|le:o0, WTOP tsl-Studio one
Two 65-year-olds persist In
plans to marry. despite
family opposition; cathleen
Eesbitt.
1850, WHdAL t7)-Top Plays
Of 1855: Comedy about man
who sells his services for
passport out OF town: Betty
Lynn, Dan Barton.
|l0:l5, WTTG 80 - Harmon,s
Workshop: Demonstrates the
saw workings Of shopsmith by
making cobbler's bench.
1850, WTOP (9)-"Paris Under
ground: World War II
drama: Oracle Fields, Con-
stance Bennett.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Wyatt carp. one Of his brothers.
and their friend. Doc Halliday.
|Of equal interest was the read
ing Of tombstones on Boot Hill
by the towns oldest inhabitant.
One Of them said, very succintly.
hanged by mistake. Another.
erected in memory Of Q man
named Moore, pointed out that
he was dispatched by three A
slhgs. mo less, no Moore"
There were some technical diff
ficulties on yesterdays 62-camers
jaunt. but. by and large. it came
off splendidly. Maestro Stokow-
ski explained why he wasn't In
Rome. praised the young com.
poser whose work e'Mysterioui
Mountain") he was rehearsing
and was quite affable, Garroway
having refrained from asking
him how old he really was.
The gambling scenes In Las
Vegas. incidentally, were handled
Evening star., 1955-10-31

ancestors Of the Indians VINO
were to give away Manhattan
Island for q jackpot Of trinkets.
it seems logical to assume that
Arluck, at the particular
moment. might have had trouble
locating the Empire State Build
ing, or giving his full name.
Wen. that's the point Of all
shows Of this. type and when
said point Is reached. success u
sure to follow.
The contestant who carries
over until next week is another
unusual individual who has not,
les yet, reached her boiling point.
This very attractive lady who
fought as . second lieutenant In
the Soviet infantry in the de-
fense of Stalingrad, married an
American Red Cross field direc-
tor and now lives In this coun-
try. While most feminine looking
and Americanized in dress. the
ex- -sharpshooter has long, supple
and powerful arms that look Is
II they could handle q 9-pound
rife with ease. Her subject
weapons.
The producers changed the
formal around again Saturday
and 1t now resembles the S64. 900
Question more than ever. Con-
testants can now lose everything
they've won by picking q so
called easy" question as op-
posed to q hard" one.
The terminology here Ia q lit
tie quaint. What moderator Jack
Barry meant by easy" was q
question with only one answer,
while . "hard" one might be In
as many as four parts. II the
contestant picks q hard Ques-
tion and misses. he only loses
half Of what he's won 30 far.
II this sounds complicated and
messy. believe me, it is.
Oh yes-Jack and the Sarge
both wept when the latter
missed. 1t was, for the producers
an exquisite moment.
y \
Wide, Wide World" MICS
magic carpet, whisked US to the
West yesterday and an engross-
ing trip 1t was, from the re-
enactment Of q famous shooting
in Tombstone ("Remember, .
Dave Garroway said. "this dying
came TO you live to q re-
hearsal Of the Houston SYM
phony with the magnetic macs
tro, Leopold Stokowski.
Tombstone was busy celebrat-
ing Helldorado Week and, as
ABC-Tv luck would have 1t. the
shooting re : enacted involved
Evening star., 1955-10-31
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

800. WRC fl)-NDc Matines
Theater: lPren1iere) Color
cast Of beginning Now" by
J. P. Marquand. with L0uii
Hayward.
l.0e, WTTG (5)-Brigliter Day:
Note channel change for thii
show. Secret Storm and
"On Your Account
500, WTOP tsl--My Little
Margie: Repeats, followed
BY Foreign Intrigue repeats.
soc. WMAL t7)Tv Read
er,s Digest: The Archer
Shee case, drama Of young
boys trial for theft: Sir
Cedric Hardwicke.
e:30. WAEAL l5)-voice Of
Firestone: Thomas L. Thomas
sings ''Marcheta," I'm the
Still Of the Night" and
Granada.
500, WTOP ts)-I Love Lucy:
Lucy helps police catch Jewel
thief.
500, WRC (4)--Medic: A boy,
Evening star., 1955-10-31
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
As Pressure Mounts,
So Do the Ratings
BY BERNIE HARRISON

weekend Scoreboard: Big Surprise" got Supreme
Justice William O. Douglas to prepare the 100000 question for
Sergt Barney Afck Saturday evening WC and the
speedily pieces before He ratified
fact hazarded the l50os and the 1600s the time
New York dropped ordeal people refused
10 plead guilty or not guilty
There being no the l500s except the
Evening star., 1955-05-15

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coLoRED-NoRTHEAsT
AVAILABLE NOW

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screened porch. gas heat. Note %
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

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scr porch; utils. furn.: high eleva-
ton; rent. all utils. furn., $75. Key
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CONVENIENT LOCATIONS

CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
Apis. available nov and May /. To
inspect. see janitor, resident man
aeer or apis. listed below.
1924 NJ st. NV, Apt. 3a6-Front eff
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decorate: $50 so.
e5I7 X st. NV, Ant. 70S-1-rm.
s s4ss n s,sa separate r ktsnen dine''e
40I4 Kansas ave. NV. Apt. 3Q4-
rated. floor finished; s67 30. utiis.
incl KEYS In Apt. 303.
370s New hampshire ave, nv. Apis.
3 and 5, cor OF Ca. aye.-Emcfen-
cies with bath and kitchen: $40.
ego Hamilton st NV. Apt. 49,
steps from school and excel. transp.:
1893 Spring I'd. NV. Apt. 204--Ef-
ficiency. Just of 18th ST., gedeco-
rated witt, separate kitchen and
dinette: $50.
bedrm. apt. front: S74.50.
1911 Park I'd. NV. Apt. 5o7-Front
18th St, mr.. Sacred Heart Church:
$50 so, utils. Incl.
$500 9th st. NV. Apt 109---Efic.
with separate kitchen and BATH: on
busline. excellent shopping section:
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1741 2Sth st. s.e.--I-bedrm. apis.
avail, now, Very convenient to
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Evening star., 1955-11-20

1880, WMAL (7) - Warne
Brothers Presents: Gin
Cheyenne" Walker battle
1t out with border bandit
in Mexican town.
$500, WRC l4)-Martha Ray
Show: Four leading men -
Johnnie Ray. Gene Krupa
Stubby Kaye and Rocky
Graziano.
$500, WTOP (9)-Phil Silver.
Show: Special services offi.
Ger is sent In with orders Il
stop gambling.
$3.50. WMAL "a ~ wyatt
carp: Frontier m arsha
finds 1t difficult to keeT
pledge Of fair treatment II
big Baby Contest.
$3.50. WTOP (S)--Navy Log
Sailor Is transferred from
Hawaii to Iceland. putting
the deep freeze on his
romance.
$500, WRC t4)--Jane Wymar
Theater:: Old fellow endures
ridicuIe because Of dreamstc
sail seas In vessel he has
built; Charles Winninger
James Barton.
500, WNAL t7D - Danny
Thomas: Rusty and Terry
try to grnuggle kitten bach
to United States.
$3.50. WRC t4)-Playwrights
SO: Author gets comically
involved when he submits
gushy novel he wrote under
alias and 1t becomes sue
cess: Tom Ewell, JANE
Wyatt. Original by Sumner
Locke Elliott.)
$3.50, WNEAL tT--Cavalcade
Theater: Walter Coy and
Richard Gaines play Lin.
coin and Washington ir
american Thanksgiving,
which dramatizes both
Revolutionary and Civil
Wars.
$3.50, WTOP (9l--Red Skel.
ton: Color Nancy Walker.
guest.
1000, WTOP (sl--The 1884,
900 Quiz: American history
expert returns at $32.00(
mark.