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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
I'FLYING OBJECT
HITS TV SCREEN

TV entered the flying
saucer" phase Wednesday
night with an unusual, hard
hitting drama that carried
a lot of impact. Kraft Thea
ter's semidocumentary pres
entation Of Flying Objects
at 3 O'Clock High" (WRC-4,
8 PM specifically dealt
with a midair collision be-
tween an unidentified flying
object and an Air Force
plane.
An artfully handled and
carefully planted batch of
newsreel photos added to the
air OF suspense and the omi-
nous atmosphere that Au-
thor De Witt Copp created
with his well-knit story.
Everett Sloane was force
tul as the matter-of fact
general imported from WASH
lngton to handle the baf-
Hing situation. Biff Mcclure,
as the young frustrated re-
porter on the trail of a big
story he was not permitted
to write, was fresh and en-
gaging. The other actors dis
tinguished themselves with
some exceptionally convinc-
ing performances.
Only one complaint: Biff
McGuire's appearance before
the cameras at the end of
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THE EVENING STAR A-29
Washington, d. C. {"
FRIDAY. June 20. 1885

his daughters waterfront ro-
nance.
1880, WTOP (9l Person to
Person: Edward r. Murrow
visits dancers Bambi Linn and
Rod Alexander, and Coast
Guardsman Richard More
land and his wife who live
in a lighthouse on the Hue.
son River.
1880, WMAL t7)-Passport to
Danger: The Corier keeps
a dangerous appointment for
a dead man in New York City.
10:45, WRC t4l-Red BARRIERS
Corner: Former heavyweight
boxing champion Max Baer
will be interviewed.
11:15. WTOP (S) - The Late
Show: Dakota" John
Wayne, Vera Ralston, Ward
Bond, Walter Brennan. Ona
Munson. A young married
couple stage a war against
crooks who are trying to burn
out the wheat farmers, and
subsequently blame the In
dianS.
11:2O. WNIAL t0-Billion DOL
lar Movie: $50 Ends Our
Night" stars Fredric March.
1850, WRC t4-Tonight: Pat
Flaherty, winner of the Indi-
annapolis Speedway Race. and
Vocalist Teddi King will be
guests.
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from mis- Voice work this sum-
mer, he may play "Manders'
opposite Eva LIE Gallienne in
Ibsen's Ghosts" this summer al
the White Barn in Westport,
Conn.
Anyway. check those highlight
liStings on Fridays for Fire on
the Beach," It's easily the best
in the series so far.
| X \ X
Bulletin Board:
The actor who'll play the
sleuth in the live" revival OF
Man Against Crime July l.
10 pm, WRC-4) is Frank Love-
Joy.
| Maj. Gen. George Horkan
(ret0 plans to discuss the Presi-
dents illness and its possible
effects on his political future on
WGAY-radio Sunday (2:3C
PM. :. Since Horkan and Ike
served together and are friends,
his observations should be Jews
making.
People are Talking About
the survey that reports word of
mouth figures, has its top 10
for the week of June 8: The
$4,000 Question, Welk, Silvers,
$4,000 Challenge. Lucy, Sulli-
van, December Bride, Queen for
Ia Day, Perry Como and Climax.
Queen for a Day?
Eamonn Andrews, the British
TV star who guested on whats
My Line?" recently, moderates
the same show in England.
Here are some of the British oc-
|cupation stumpers: "Haggis
Mixer Chassis Presser" and
Flint Knapper."
Connie Francis. a Dorsey
Brothers guest last week, will
be aboard the S. S. Mount Vern-
on tonight. tomorrow and Sum
day. :. Her big disc: Forget
ting"
Aside to young T. Med: The
Mickey Mouse Club Mouse
keteers are all in good health.
That was James Dean, the actor
not Jimmy Dodd, the Mouse
keteer chief, who was killed in
an auto accident.
One way to resolve the dill
emma of which show to tune in
Sunday night: Attend the
Olney production of Tiger at
the Gates"-with proceeds from
the benefit going to st. Joseph's
Home and School. Reserva-
lions can be made by calling
LA 6-7468 or JU. 5-4673.
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cation of how seriously the Allen
threat is regarded by the CHS
camp.
The phenomenal counter
booking. When Allen signed
Sammy Davis, jr., Sullivan
promptly countered by hiring
Harry Belafonte. This will be
the latter's first TV appearance
since his throat operation.
. Booking dOuble-plays. Vim
cent Price. the $64, 900 Challenge
art co-champ, will be on Aliens
team this Sunday and on Sulli-
vans the next!
. Backfire: Jack Paar, who will
be on Sullivan's show this Sum
day. will remind channel nine
fans of Steve Allen-because
Jack has just been announced
as taking over Aliens emcee slot
on Tonight" Mondays and
Tuesdays! beginning July 81
y y x
Comment: Sullivan could OUT
fox himself by booking too many
names for his shows. The shrewd
columnist, in analyzing the sue
cess of his show against a Hope
Spectacular, put, it this way:
They Uon't 90 for a Show il
it looks like it's not going to
deliUer its stars in the right tUay.
On our shoU. they figure talent
will be used right"
Recommended: An upcoming
Crunch and Des" installment
entitled Fire on the Beach," The
episodes that I've caught so far
in this WTTG-5 series FRIDAY
nights, $500 have been disap-
pointing, but this one builds sus-
Ipense la Hitchcock and there's
Ia chiller-diller of heavy,
suavely played by Peter Won Ter
neck.
And, in case Mr.. Won Zerneck
looks familiar. it's not entirely
because Of his movie or TV roles
kraft, Philco. Danger, etc. The
Hungarian-born actor is a re-
Igional executive producer with
the Voice of America and has
been committing between his
New York home and Washington
since the Voice moved here two
years ago
In this country since 1899. Won
Zerneck has been with the Gov
eminent since 1943 when he
Joined owl as Hungarian an
nouncer. He can also speak Ger
man this other mother tongue)
speaks and understands French
and Italian and, in a lesser
degree, number of other
languages.
II he is able to get time of
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL - Events of the
Day: A thirty-minute sum.
mary of the days news head
lines. stock market conditions
weather. local sports news
features and personalities in
the news.
7:55, WWDC - Baseball: A
play-by- play description OF
the Washington Cleveland
baseball game in Cleveland
sos, WGMS-Symphony Hall:
Handel, Concerto Crosse in
A; Gluck. Flute Concerto in
G; Rimsky-Korsakov, Tsar
Saltan Suite.
$3.50, WTOP-CBS Radio Work.
shop: Another Point of
View, or Hamlet Revisited. +"
written and compiled by Bill
Conrad and Ben Wright will
be presented. The question
posed is WAS Hamlet really
a hero?"
1880, WWDC-Counterspy: The
type faces in the Leaning
Letters" are the revealing
clues that lead agents to
pinning down a narcotics
ring.
lO:3O. WMAL - Mystery Time:
Police Blotter" stars Bill
Zuckert as Sergt. Bard Peters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

gram fall-by coincidence-on
the same day Allen is preeming
his new Sunday nighter. !"
AS a result, of course, Eds
show will have a lineup of top
show business names. Partial
sample:
Lucy and Desi. Susan Hay
ward, Abbott and Costello, James
Mason, Gregory Peck, Walter
PidgeOn, Phil Silvers, Tab Hunt
er. Zebra Paget, Michael Rennie,
Kate Smith, Edward G.. Robin
son. Jack Paar, Harry Belafonte,
Teresa Brewer, RhOnda FIem-
ing, etc.
And. the following Sunday, Ed
has the John Huston Story"
with another trainload of stars
headed by Gregory Peck to
throw against Steve.
Here are some of the more
frantic aspects of the battle:
. Vacation postponed. No time
off for Ed this Summer-an indi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WTTG (5l-Badge TIA:
Sergt. Joe Friday Jack
Webb is assigned to the
Bunco Division to obtain
evidence on a television-re-
pair racket.
$500, WTTG (5l Baseball:
Washington at Cleveland.
500. WMAL (D Ozzie and
Harriet: 'Pajama Came:
a pre-dawn fishing trip be-
gins for Ozzie and neighbor
Thorny. TV Key Previews:
THE plot is so complicated
you'll have to see it to believe
it. Plenty Of slapstick comedy
tonight"
$3.50, WNfAL tD--Crossroads
Pat O'Brien stars as a priest
who risks his life to save a
young bank robber from
luther violence.
900, WRC ~ - Big Story:
Dramatization Of the expert
ence Of George Thompson,
Philadelphia. Pa. news re-
porter. who talked a psyche
path out of his plan to force
the police to kill him.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Playhouse of
Stars: A girl fights to regain
her sight which was lost as a
result of a beating given by a
pair of killers to silence her.
Teresa Wright in Witness
to Condemn"
1880. WRC. t4)-Cavalcade of
Sports: Rory Calhoun meets
Willie Vaughn in a 1O-round
middleweight match.
1900, WTOP t9)-The Lineup:
Police find little humor in a
situation involving a mentally
i'll fishing h0at Skir1r1nr ond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

the show to explain that the
Army was hot on the trail
of these UFOs and that. in
no time at all, they'd have
the problem licked, seemed
wholly unnecessary. Perhaps
it comforted some uneasy
viewers, but it also managed
to soften that hard hitting
punch considerably.
S. G.
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ION The AIR
Eds Swinging
With the Stors
BY BERNIE HARRISON

behind TV intrigue fascnates you there's
maneuvering of positively magnetic nature going as Ed
Sullivan the champ to defend his title against MICS
new challenger, Steve Allen Sunday night o'clock
variety decorousy calls artfu nhghting cites the
adrot arrangement ito have Suivans
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
SANITARY DISTRICT TO
BE CHOSEN IN NOVEMBER

Members of the Board Of the
Dare Beaches Sanitary District will
not be chosen in Saturdays pri-
mary, as some people have be-
lieved, according to the attorney,
Martin Kellogg Jr. When there
are not more than six candidates,
it appears that they will be chosen
in the general election in Novem-
Der. The Board now consists of r.
E. Jordan, Chairman, C. A. York
and o. L. Baum, both the first
two being candidates for re-elec-
tion. Mr.. Baum is now running for
County Commissioner. In addition
to the two candidates for the Dis
trict Board above named, other
candidates who have filed are w.
81. Smith and o. C. Sanderlin of
Kitty Hawk and p. J. M. Bayne
of Nags Head.
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
FIVE ANGLERS LANDED
$50 BLUES WEDNESDAY

Wanchese.-Five anglers using
white nylon lures and trolling from
Capt. Jesse Etheridge's cruiser
yacht Caredwyn of Wanchese on
Wednesday probably made the best
catch of bluefish of the season to
date when they landed 450 blue
fish weighing from one-half to
one and one-half pounds each.
Anglers sharing in this record
catch were Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Sexton of Shady Lane, Pittsburgh,
Penna., Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Line
berry of Route l, Bluefield, w. Va,
and John C. Shelton Jr. of Green
up, KY.
The catch was a continuation of
excellent bluefishing experienced
by anglers trolling in Oregon Inlet
this week, or as for that matter
by all anglers fishing Hatteras In
let, and the surf from the Nags
Head area southwark to Ocracoke
Island.
On the Dare Coast this week to
enjoy the excellent fishing and to
write stories about it all in their
columns were John Randolph, OUT
door editor Of New York Times
and Mrs. Randolph and also
See FISHING. Page Five
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
BEAUTIES
INVITED TO ENTER
JUNE COMPETITION

Dare Coast beauties are invited
by the Elizabeth City Junior
Chamber of Commerce to take part
in the beauty and talent contest
they will sponsor early in June
to select a beauty to take part in
the State Jaycee contests a few
weeks later when a Miss North
Carolina of 1866 will be selected.
Members of the Elizabeth City
Jaycees were here this week to
line up contestants and at least
one person from Manteo, Miss Vir-
ginia Hughes, local high school
student, has indicated she would
be in the competition. Entrants
are also expected from Hatteras
Island and from Stumpy Point.
In the contest the beauties will
be judged in evening frocks for
poise, in bathing suits for figure
and beauty and in various talents,
whatever their talent may be.
Whoever is selected as Miss North
Carolina in the statewide contests,
goes to Atlantic City to compete
for the Miss America of 1856 title.
The coastland times., 1956-05-25

boat Caredwyn when W.sP. Morris
of Jackson, N. C. and party boated
269 blues in a single day of fishing,
Other parties and their catches
made from Capt. Etheridge's Car
edwyn during the past week end
included: J. w. Foreman and Will
Foreman of Elizabeth City, 156
blues on Friday; Jack Gale and
party, Newport News, Va, on Sat
urday accounted for 250 and Ru-
dolph Schneider and party of Hor-
nell, N. Y. caught 115 on Monday.
Mack Etheridge's report indicat-
ed that most of the blues taken by
anglers fishing with Wanchese
guides and aboard Wanchese boats
were landed on white nylon lures.
Actually though the blues which
are ranging from three quarters
to one and half pounds each are
so plentiful, and hungry, they are
striking just about anything troll
ed in the wake of charter boats" !"
said Etheridge.
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
DELEGATES NAMED TO
CHICAGO CONVENTION

DIR. w. T. Ralph of Belhaven
and Victor Meekins of Manteo
were named delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention in
Chicago in August, at the State
Convention in Raleigh last week.
Other delegates from the> First
District are j. w. Copeland OF
Ahoskie, ]. Emmett Winslow OF
Hertford; alternates, d. T. House
Jr. of Pitt and Fentress T. Hor-
ner of Pasquotank.
Congressman Herbert C. Bonner
was named a delegate at large
from the State of North Carolina
and Lloyd Griffin of Edenton al
ternate.
w. C. Dawson of Elizabeth City
was named elector. John G. Clark
of Pitt County was named Elector
at large from this state.
Among members Of the State
Democratic Executive Committee
named are r. Bruce Etheridge Of
Dare; Mrs. Scott Topping and Ash
ley Futrelle of Beaufort; Mrs.
Dick o'Neal Of Hyde and C. e.
Morris Of TyrrelI.
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
COMMITTEE MEETING AT
RODANTHE SATURDAY NIGHT

A meeting of the committee for
the Chicamacomico Celebration to
be held at Rodanthe honoring the
Coast Guards on August 1917 will
be held Saturday night of this
week, according to R. D. Owens,
chairman. The meeting will be at
8 pm. at Mirlo Beach Lodge.
Mr.. Owens urges a large at
tendance and the public is invited,
as several important matters are
coming up. A acknowledgement
speaker or two is expected to at
tend.
The committee met the past Sat
urday night at the Chicamacomico
Motel and discussed plans for the
celebration which is expected to be
one of the largest on the coast this
summer.
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
COMMEN CEMENT
IN MANTEO ON
FRIDAY. JUNE |
Congressman Herbert c. Bonner
To Deliver Address: Bacca-
laureate Service Sum
day Night

Manteo High School will begin
the final week of the school year
with its baccalaureate service on
Sunday evening at eight o'clock
in the school auditorium. The SER
mon will be delivered by Rev. L.
A. Aitken, pastor Of the Manteo
Methodist Church. Rev. A. L. G..
Stephenson Of Stumpy Point
Methodist Church will pronounce
the invocation; Rev F. B. Din
widdie, pastor of the Roanoke Is
land Baptist Church. will read the
scripture; and Rev. G. w. Guthrie
of the Wanchese Methodist Church
will pronounce the. benediction.
Mrs. James Brown of Manteo will
be vocal soloist.
On Friday evening, June I, also
at eight o'clock, the graduation
exercises will take place, Congress-
man Herbert C. Bonner will be the
speaker. He will be presented by
Mrs. Mary L. Evans, Dare County
superintendent of schools, Anr
Daniels will lead the invocation
the salutatory will be given by
Thelma Jean Williams, and Car
Hayes will be valedictorian. Prin-
cipal R. H. Stone will present the
awards and the diplomas. Aftel
the class sings its Alma Mater
Davis Balance will pronounce the
benediction.
| Candidates for graduation arr
Davis Balance, Tommy Biggs
Donald Ray Clark, Roy Gray
Joseph Carl Hayes, Paul Reubir
Midget, Thomas Leon O'Neal
Stanley Scarborough, Preston Lei
Sears, Roger Shannon, David Simp
son, ]. D. Simpson, Marion Let
Woodward, Betsy Midget, Dottit
Crumpacker, Shelva Jean Payne
Ruth Carol Walker, and Thelms
Jean Williams. Of Manteo; Charlie!
Wylie johnson and Edward Will
lard Wise, of Nags Head; Rober
Graham Wise, and Marie 10 Anne
Hooper, of Stumpy Point; Hope
Ambrose of Manns Harbor; Rutl
Cudworth, Elizabeth Ann Daniels
Betty 10 Love and Patricia Parker
of Wanchese.
! Mascots will be Julie Ann New
man and Carl Walker. Commence
ment marshals are Richard Shan
See EXERCISES, Page Five
The coastland times., 1956-05-25

Among the many events that are
scheduled June s15, 16 and II, at
Rodanthe, none are expected to
have greater appeal than the Me-
mortal Service at the Rodanthe
Church which:is to be highlighted
with a sermon by Capt. Roy E
Bishop, ,USN,s Chaplain of the At
lantic Fleet, ont of the Naval Base
in Norfolk, and concluded by 9
solo sung by Robert Midget Of
Manteo.
This service will be held in Fair.
haven Methodist Church, Rodan.
the, of which. Rev. A. G. Tyson is
pastor, on Sunday morning, June
II. Asa H. Gray is chairman Of
the religious program.
Capt. Bishop has quite a diversi
fled record in the service.
A native Of Dinwiddie County
Virginia, Chaplain Bishop grad
uated from Sunnyside High Schoo
in 1926. He received his Bachelor
of Arts degree from Randolph
Macon College in 1880 and hi!
Bachelor of Divinity Degree from
Union Theological Seminary a
Richmond, Virginia, three year:
later. He was awarded the degree
of Doctor of Divinity by Randolph
Macon College in June Of 1850
Before entering the Navy Chap
lain Corps in 1896, Chaplain Bish'
lop was minister Of the Methodist
Church at Amherst, Virginia.
Before the war he served a.
Chaplain of the USS Richmond
the USS Memphis and the USs
Mississippi. Subsequently, he was
assigned for two years in the U. S
| See EVENT, Page Five
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
SCHOOL FINALS
BEGIN SUNDAY
AT KITTY HAWK
DR.. Amos Abrams Commencement
Speaker; Baccalaureate Ser
mon by Rev. A. c. D.
Noe Sunday Night

Commencement exercises at
Kitty Hawk school will begin Sun
day evening, May 81, at eight
o'clock with the baccalaureate serv-
ices in the Kitty Hawk Methodist
Church. Rev. A. C. D. Noe, rector
of St.-Andrews-by-t the Episco-
pal Church, will deliver the sermon,
and Rev. w. B. Gregory, pastor
of the Kitty Hawk Methodist
Church, will read the scripture and
lead in prayer. B. P. Ward, prin-
cipal of the school, will introduce
the speaker, and Mrs. G. A. Whit
field will be pianist. All responses,
the anthem and the benediction
will be sung by the schools glee
club.
On Thursday evening, May 81,
the graduating exercises will take
place in the school auditorium at
eight o'clock. The speaker for the
occasion will be DR.. w. Amos
Abrams of Raleigh, editor of the
North Carolina Education Associa-
tion Magazine. DR.. Abrams will be
introduced by principal B. p. Ward,
who will also present the awards,
A. L. Hines will award the diplo-
mas. The invocation will be given
by Rev. w. B. Gregory; the salu-
tatory by Susan Sanderlin; and the
valedictory by Gary Scarborough
Mrs. G. A. Whitfield will be
pianist.
Members of the graduating class
are Gary Scarborough, Susan
Sanderlin, Janice Pugh, Conley
Beacham and Phillip Sawyer. Mas
cots are Iris Parker and Jerry
Davis. Sidney Mann will be chief
marshal, assisted by Rae Meekins
and Earl Perry.
On Monday night, May %, al
eight o'clock in the school audi
torium, Mrs. v. S. Mayberry will
present her music students in re-
cital. This will include perform
ances by five voice students, -four
piano students and the school glee
club.
Graduation exercises for the
eighth grade will take place in the
auditorium at eight o'clock Wed
nesday evening, May 80. Noah
Toler, former school supervisor fol
Dare County, will be the speaker
Members of the class are Foster
Spruill, Bobby Scarborough, Leroy
Williams, James Miller, nDonns
Midget, SAM Liverman, Jr., Fret
Murdoch, Gary Perry, Kathy
Washburn, Eloise MANN, Brady
Rogers, Karen Peterson, Virginis
Perry, Bobby Sullivan and Dalla.
Beacham,
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
JUDGE FRlZELLE TO
PRESIDE I'M DARE
COURT oNMONDAY

Superior Court in Dare County
is scheduled to convene Monday,
May 28th with Judge j. Paul
Frizzelle of Snow Hill presiding.
Judge Frizzelle is an old favorite
in Dare County, having appeared
here many times in the past 80
years.
Few felony cases, that is, cases
involving prison terms appear on
the docket for trial, but these in
clude for the first time a charge
involving the burning of lands
near Manns Harbor some weeks
ago. Martin Buren Twiford and
Thurston Gray of Stumpy Point
are upon appeal from Recorders
Court charged with setting fire to
lands of the West Virginia Pulp
& paper Co.
Colas Edwards, James Batten
and Bernice Armstrong are also
up on appeal, charged with the lar
ceny of an automobile. Hubert Am
brose and Amos Grain of Manns
Harbor are charged with stealing
equipment from a boat at Manns
Harbor.
John Herbert Bowser is charged
with the non-support of his illegiti-
mate child. Norman Ward is also
facing similar charge.
Ray Ambrose is up on appeal
charged with violating the game
laws.
Alice Williams of Wanchese is
up on appeal, charged with allow
ing an unlicensed person to drive
an automobile.
Doran Washington and Paul L.
Davenport are charged with lar
ceny Of personal property. Jesse
Mackey is upon appeal, charged
with driving while drunk. Louis L.
Mann is also charged with careless
and reckless driving.
On the civil side of the docket
is a case long delayed set for
trial at this term. C. C. Duvall,
Bobby Beasley and Edward White
are being sued for damages as the
result of an accident in which a
truck owned by the defendants
was in collision with an pautomo-9
bile in which injuries were sus-
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Green
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Gaskins
Jr., Of Manteo some three years
ago. The truck was driven by
James Edward Rickard, an en-
ploye Of the defendants.
The coastland times., 1956-05-25
-FOUR MUSEUMS IN
DARE COUNTY ARE
IN THE PLANNING
Historical Group at Naes Head
Last Week Heard Park
Service Officials

Nags Head.-More than so per
sons attended a two-day regiona
session of the N. C. Literary ant
Historical Association here las
week end. OF the total number
present about Is were residents o1
the Dare Coast.
The finale of the two-day ses
sion featured trip to the village:
of Hatteras Island where points Of
historical interest were visited. Or
Friday evening the association
held its banquet at the Caroliniar
and David Stick, Kill Devil Hills
Fauthor and DR.. Charles Porter III
National Park Service chief his
torian in Washington, were the
principal speakers. Melvin R. Dan
iels made an address of welcome
on behalf of the county board.
Sticks subject was built arounC
the history one finds in their owr
backyard and the great need fol
persons to record events of signif.
icance for coming generations. The
Kill Devil Hills author knew what
he was talking about because ht
did much research for his best
selling Graveyard of the Allan.
tic" and he is currently engaged
in trying to gather actual facts
not just stories that have been tolc
See MUSEUMS, Page Five