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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-03-30
socRAcoKE PERSONALS

OCIdCOke, MdfCH ,ZOCH. LdSt
weeks Ocracoke news just didn't
get to Manteo on time for the
March 23rd issue of The Coastland
Times, in spite of the fact that
it was mailed on Monday, so here
it is week late, but just as newsy.
Mrs. r. w. Howard entertained
on March 18th at a st. Patrick's
Day party for her daughter, Betty
Helen. Shamrocks, green hats, and
other st. Patrick favors delighted
the children present. Games and
contests brought prize awards to
Lewis Tolleson, Brenda Balance,
and Douglas O'Neal. Mrs. Taft
Howard assisted in serving re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Garrish and
daughter, Susan, of Hatteras, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Gas
kill recently.
Mrs. Betty Berry, Mrs. Ethel
Twiford of East Lake, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley Modlin of Washing
ton, were guests earlier this month
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Howard.
Cantwell Howard and his daugh-
tiers, Joyce and Sandra, of Nor
folk, have been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Tressie Howard. Mrs. Lorena
Williams and grandson, Bill, were
with Mrs. Howard earlier this
month.
Harry F. O'Neal was home on
furlough from Camp Dix, N. ].
last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry F. O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin O'Neal
and Junius Austin spent several
days in Norfolk earlier this month.
Thurmond Styron has been at
home for the past ten days.
Mrs. Lola Williams and Mrs.
Elicia Garrish have returned home
from Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Va. They were delayed at Hat
teras Inlet when the ferry got out
of order and had to be beached,
but they reached home by boat
and nlailtruck none the worse for
the experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O'Neal left
last week end for Washington, N.
C. to visit their son, Van Henry
O'Neal, who is hospitalized there.
Leonard Bryant has returned
home from disqualification at
Chapel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald O'Neal and
family are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert O'Neal.
Mrs. Clifton Austin, Jr. and
child are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sommers Spencer.
Willard Williams, Horace Gas
kins, Charlie Morris O'Neal, and
Thurston Fuller Gaskill were
home for the week end from work
up north.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Hale have
as guests their daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Becker, of Durham, and her
friends, DR.. and Mrs. Mueller of
Duke University.
Mrs. Allen Scarborough and son
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. F. Boyette.
Scoutmaster Marvin w. Howard
and Charlie Amman are supervis-
ing a much needed spring cleanup
around the harbor shores and the
public roads of the village.
Mr.. R. S. Wahab spent several
days recently in Washington, D. c..
and Troy, N. Y. He made the trip
to Washington from Manteo by
airplane, and attended the meet
ing there of the Rivers and Har-
bors group to discuss deepening
of Oregon Inlet.
Mrs. Bessie Howard will tenn
porarily take over the manage
ment of Silver Lake Inn begin
ming April LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Paul and
family, of Grantsboro, who have
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Mr. w Robinson of Buxton held house Saturday
Golden Wedding Anniversary
arriving PM weather conditions the celebra
ton continued throughout Sunday.
Buchanan entertained accordion singing the
favore granddaughter DIANA dressed flower girl
"Love Marriage presented Mrs Robinson with yellow
corsage gift Norfolk Many
visited the couple bearing gifts of all descrp
The beautifully decorated gold white
play three TERED wedding cake Refreshments of delicious cake
and punch served each guest.
All the children home with the Ron
Honolulu following children
Mr.. Mrs Carl Hackbarth Norfolk
Charlie Robinson Morehead City, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. John Robinson Frisco Mr. Mrs Bolton Robinson
Buxton Lewis and Miss Emma Laa Robinson Buxton There
presents Lucille Norwood DIANA Shelly
Clara Robinson, Sylvia and Carla Hackbarth
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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21
SUPPORT THE BOND DRIVE
IN YOUR SOUTHERN COMMUNITY
Israel, The Suez and Air-Conditioned Diplomacy

attitude; one is Egypt's Omar Louft, who smiles
as he hands down one ultimatum after another
from his boss in Cairo; the other is Israels Abba
Eban, who is carrying the torch for everybodys
freedom of navigation. The others treat the Suez
situation like the weather-it is subject to be
talked about (preferably off the record), matter
about which nothing is to be done. The physical
air-conditioning of the United Nations Headquar-
ters has now been carried over to the diplomatic
level It is more comfortable that way. The Suez-
like the Weather-iS outside"
Israel's Foreign Ministry has distributed, among
diplomats here, a little booklet entitled Egypt
and the Suez Canal-a Record of Lawlessness."
The document has been read; it has been filed
and too many here want to forget. It does not
make for comfortable reading.
The record shows that not only Israel has
suffered directly as result of the Suez blockade
by Egypt. About 100 vessels, sailing under the
flags of all the big maritime nations of the world
are on special Egyptian blacklist because at one
time, or another they had touched Israel SOIL
Blacklisted ships are carefully searched by Egyp-
tan authorities when they want to go through the
Suez. Such ships may not load or unload at Egyp-
tian ports. They are denied all elementary serv-
ices like bunkerng, repairs or water supplies.
(Continued on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21

'If Nasser is allowed to succeed
in the actions he has already
begun" said Sir Anthony, "I have
no doubt what he'll do and I do
not think the House does" He
reminded the House that Nasser
had called Israel a "stooge of i'm
perialism" in the same speech in
which he announced the national
ization of the Suez Canal COM
pany.
THAT'S what he called it" the
Prime Minister continued. "and
do the Labor MP's really believe
that if Nasser has his way in this
business of the canal. we. who
have un d ert a ken n obligations
under the Tripartite Declaration
within and outside the framework
of the United Nations and reaf-
firmed our intention to discharge
them. would be in the same posi-
ton to do so then as we are
today. or as we were a few
months ago? Of course not. Do
the MP's really think that if
Nasser has his way we would be
in a position TO go to the help Of
Israel as we can do today? OF
course we wouldn't"
When Hugh Gaitskell, leader of
the Labor opposition forces inter-
vened, however, to ask why, in
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21

view of the concern expressed for
Israel, the British Government
continued to refuse arms to Israel.
the Prime Minister replied, ''I am
not discussing arms for Israel. I
am discussing our own national
obligations. I am not prepared to
make a public statement now
about the other matter"
Mr.. Gaitskell, summing up the
debate for the Opposition, return
ed again to the theme of arms
for Israel. There was a danger, he
said, that Nasser might at some
time launch an attack against the
1sraelis. 1--WE cannot deny that,
but what is the right answer? If
that is what the Government
fears, surely they would do what
we have pressed them to do again
and again-allow Israel to pur-
chase arms" he added.
Announce Plan For Users
Association To Operate Canal
The Commons debate, in which
1sraels right to free passage
through the Canal was stressed
time and time again, heard the
broad outlines of a plan-accept-
ed by Britain, France and United
States-under which an associa-
ton of nations using the canal
would be formed to operate and
maintain the waterway. The
members of this users association,
Sir Anthony said, will be initially
the three Western Powers, but
other principal users of the Suez
Canal will be invited to join.
The association will employ
pilots who will coordinate traffic
through the cut and in general
will operate as voluntary group
to exercise the rights of canal
users. The Egyptian authorities.
he said. will be asked TO cooperate
in maintaining the maximum
flow of traffic through the chan
mel. IT is contemplated that
Egypt will receive appropriate
payment" by the association but
transit fees will be paid to the
association and not TO the EgYp-
tians.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21
SAVANNAH JEWISH COUNCIL
NOW INCORPORATED
AGENCY

Savannah, Ca, (JTA) - The
Savannah Jewish Council is now
an incorporated agency, having
been granted its official charter,
it was announced here. The steps
was taken in accordance with the
recommendation Of the study
committee on structure and gov
ernment of the Survey of the
Council.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21
BY SAUL. CARSON
Copyright. 1856. Jewish Telegraphic Agency Inc.l
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.

UNITED NATIONS N. 7.
It has fallen to the lot of one small nation-a
people inhabitng tiny, Middle East country call
ed Israe-to fight for the protection of most of the
Big Powers, and many smaller political sovereign
ties of the world. That is exactly what Israel is
doing here and in many of the worlds leading
chancellories, in regard to the Suez Canal crisis
Does that seem fantastic, grossly exaggerated? It
isn't at all; it is simple fact
When Israel keeps hammering away at the
need for genuine freedom of navigation, through
the Suez Canal, for ships of all nations, in peace
and in war; it is fighting not only for itself Israel
is protecting the interests of every maritime ma
ton in the world Specifically, Israel is fighting for
freedom Of navigation for shipping under the flags
of the United States and Britain and the Soviet
Union. Ships under the flags of all three of these
major powers have been subjected to Egypts
blockade of the Suez-not to mention ships of
smaller nations like Sweden and Norway and The
Netherlands and Greece And, of course, Israel.
Yet, somehow, the world finds itself able to
show tolerance" toward Egypt A parade of diplo-
mats passes into and out of the comfortable, air
cooled office of Secretary General Dag Hammafsk-
jold Two of these diplomats are positive in their
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21
PLAIN TALK.
A WORD WITH Mr..
BEN GURION
BY ALFRED SEGAL

66N IOa1ON
Yes. have a word or two with
Mr.. Ben Gurion who is the pre-
nier Of Israel. Though before I
get through with this il will prob
ably be a whole column full of
words.)
But, first I should make some
explanation lest the hotter Zionist
friends of mine get an idea that
maybe I am one of those ridicu-
lous councilmen of the Zion
ist American Council for Judaism.
Perhaps it is enough, by way of
explanation, to tell Mr.. Ben Cur
ion that I possess Israel bonds and
have hopefully bought Israel
bonds for my grandchildren
against the time when they will
be going to college and may need
the money. And what else? Oh
yes: Various trees are growing in
my name in the land of Israel, as
well as trees I've planted there
for others.
But. please Mr.. Ben Gurion.
don't think Of me and other Jews
of the Western world as split
Jewish personalities" lacking in
national Jewish dignity" I've
just been reading Worldwide
News Service report on a speech
you recently gave in jerusalem
to a lot of youngsters from West
ern countries.
This report says: premier
David Ben Gurion declared that
the Jew in countries outside of
Israel was a split personality liv-
ing in two, sometime, conflicting
worlds The premier said a
full Jewish life was possible only
in Israel He reminded the
youths that national Jewish dig
nifty was the one unobtainable
thing in Galuth." (By "Galuth" of
course, you, Mr.. Ben Gurion,
meant that all of us in the West
ern world really are exiles.)
Well. Mr.. Ben Gurion. let me
tell you something about myself.
I am far. far along in my life as
Jew and American confess
73 years and never have
thought of myself as an exile
here. / am one of the American
people. even though some of my
fellow-citizens may not like me
because / am Jewish. But. then.
may I ask. Do all Jews in Israel
love each other. and isn't it true
that some Jews there socially re-
ject other Jews such as Jews
who have come out Of the slummY
areas in North Africa?
Yes, Mr.. Ben Gurion, that all
has to do with the essential mean
ness of the human race, and, so,
I'm not going to think of myself
as an exile in the United States
because, maybe, some country
club wouldn't have me; because
I might be turned away from a
Job because I am a Jew. CThe
same at times also is done by
some bigots to Catholics in our
country, and some Catholics may
reject Protestant from employ
ment.)
So go my way in the placid
(Continued on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21
Israel in Danger if
Nasser Holds Suez

LONDON JTA) = Prime Minister Sir Anthony replying
Tor the in the debate the which
closed here at weeks end and danger from
Egypt will be greatly increased Egyptian ruler Canal AbdeI
asser permitted have Suez
Canal Company But the Prime Minister
of British supplies to Israel elf-defense.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-21

This elderly scholar market jerusalem setnes fe efhros
tvs Of the Four Species used to symbolic fertility during me
Of Tubernuees He'll bring his purchase the Sveeoh boot
hung fruits and flowers q reminder that his ancestors
fmy during their desert wondering but enjoyed the
the foscnong people coOgf by
the eumeru. eye in JOURNEY ISRAEL toiuI guide Of the
Holy Land Just published by Publishers Inc. White Puns
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MANY PROGRAMS
AS SCHOOL ENDS
| AT OKE


Ocracoke, December 17.-Ocra.
coke School will close tomorrow
With the classrooms and library
Tuesday, for a two weeks holiday.
attractively decorated for the
Christmas Season, several Yuletide
parties have been enjoyed. High
School students entertained. their
friends last Tuesday night at a
party in the library. Pupils of the
seventh and eighth grades enjoyed
an afternoon party there, with
games, contests, and refreshments
The Civic Club had its December
supper meeting in the library, and
to night, Monday, the P.T.A. will
meet there. Several of the high
school students have been making
attractive designs of stained glass
windows with the use of paint and
paper. and these designs are now
on exhibit in the library. This aft
ernoon the students presented a
Christmas program in the school
recreation hall. Songs, recitations,
and three short Santa Claus plays
were given. A good many parents
attended the program. Just before
dismissal tomorrow, Tuesday, each
room group will enjoy brief party
and exchange of gifts around room
Christmas trees. Then they will
hurry away for their long and hap
ply holiday. Part of their time will
be taken up, however, with rehear-
sails for the two programs which
are to be given at the local church.
es, the Methodist and the Assem-
bly, of God just before Christmas
Day itself.
The Willing Workers Class of
the Methodist Church met last
Thursday night in the church rec
reation hall for it's annual Christ
mas party. Mrs. Benjamin Spen-
Ger, president, read the Scripture
Christmas Story, and Miss Fran
ces Rawley told a delightful story,
"The Christmas Star" Group sing
ing, and several Yuletide contests
were enjoyed, after which the
members of the class exchanged
gifts. The class presented it's
teacher, Theodore Rondthaler, with
beautiful copy of Grollenberg's
"Atlas of the Bible" Sandwiches,
punch, candies and nuts were serv-
ed.
Mrs. Irene O'Neal was hostess
on Friday afternoon to the Susan
ma Class, at their December meet
ing. Mrs. Bessie Howard is pres
ident of this group; Mrs. O'Neal,
vice-president, and Mrs. w. R.
Hale, secretary and treasurer.
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Facts About Forests

and daughter of Warwick, Va, are
here for the holidays. He is on fur
Tough from Fort Lee, Va.
E. Carleton Kelly left Norfolk
today for California, making the
trip by plane. He will visit his
niece, Mrs. Norvell Scott and fam
lily in Monterey. Also there fol
Christmas will be his nephew
Charlie Jones, of San Francisco.
Moran Garrish bass returned to
Philadelphia after visit with his
sister, Mrs. Myra Alligood.
T/Sgt. Walter P. Garrish is
home from Walker Air Base, Ros-
we'll, New Mexico, to spend the
holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Ruby Garrish, and brother, Ward
Garrish. Mr.. and Mrs. Needham
Simpson who have spent the past
three months in Tucson, Arizona
with their son, Archie Simpson,
made the trip home with Sgt. Gar
IRISH.
Charlie Amman is spending the
Christmas holidays in Huntington
N. Y. with his brother, John All
man and Mrs. Amman.
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Morris, O'Neal were home for the
holidays. Mrs. Josephine Williams
and grandson, Jackie S. Wilson, re-
turned to Philadelphia with them
to visit relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaskins and
daughter, Eleanor, are planning to
leave Friday to spend the holidays
with their daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Simpson and family in Elizabeth
City, and another daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Farmer, Jr. in Richmond,
Va.
Robert Hale of Blacksburg, Vir-
ginia, is visiting his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. w. r. Hale. On Friday
of this week their daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Decker and DIR. Decker OF
Durham, will visit them for Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Boyette left
this week to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Allen Scarborough and fam
lily, in Woodbury., N. j.
Mrs. Salina Williams and daugh-
ter, Patsy, of Norfolk, are spend
ing several days this week with her
mother, Mrs. Elnora Balance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Balance
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OcRAcoKE PERSONALS

Ocracoke, Dec. II. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Rondthaler are
leaving tomorrow afternoon, flying
to Norfolk, and thence also by air
to Providence, Rhode Island,
where they will spend Christmas
with her nephew, DIR. Barnaby C.
Keeney and family. From there
they win go to Pennington, Con-
necticut, to visit her brother, Rob-
ert Keeney and Mrs. Keeney, and
from there to Springfield, Massa-
chusetts to visit another brother,
Rockwell Keeney and family, to
say nothing of great many cou-
sins and friends whom they have
not seen in several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Howard
left last Friday to spend the
Christmas holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. Bob Kennedy, and
family, in Winston-Salem.
Miss Frances Rawlcy will visit
her brother in Orlando, Florida.
Miss Marie Hodges will spend the
holidays at her home in Hodges,
S. C.
Horace Gaskins, and Charlie
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MRS. NAME WESTON, IS,
PASSES AT. ENGELHARD

Funeral services for Mrs. Name
Gaskill Weston, sc, of Engelhard,
were conducted Sunday afternoon
from Amity Methodist Church at
Lake Landing by the Rev. Angus
M. Cameron; burial followed in
Soule Cemetery. Mrs. Weston pass
ed away Saturday morning at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J..
Schmitt.
The daughter of the late David
and Fannie Pittman Gaskill of
Mauls Point in Beaufort County,
she was the swidow of the late
Thomas G.. Weston of Lake Land
ing. She was a member of Soule
Methodist Church.
Survivors include: one daughter,
Mrs. A. ]. Schmitt of Engelhard;
five sons. Bruce Weston of New
Jersey, Ray Weston and George
Weston of Richmond, Va, Charlie
Weston of Rocky Mount, and
Thomas Weston of Texas; and two
brothers, Bridgman Gaskill of Ra-
leigh and David Gaskill of Wash
ington.
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lsWAN QUARTER PERSONALS


Mrs. Lettie Daniel of Pamlico
Beach is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Evans of
Chase City, Va, spent last week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Cuthrell.
DR.. B. l. Bell of williamsburg
was visitor here during the
week end.
Herman Caravan of Washing
ton visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Columbus Caravan, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hart of
Rocky Mount were here during the
week end. Mrs. Violet Harris of
Safety Harbor, Fla, who has been
visiting in Swan Quarter, will re-
turn to Rocky Mount with the
Harris. From there, they all will
go to Norfolk for the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhonda Kicks of
Pantego visited Mr.. and Mrs. M.
H. Swindell Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Elmore of Nashville,
Tenn, visited Mrs. w. H. Lang
ston during the week end.
Mrs. E. E. Crabtree, Mrs. Bruce
Smithwick, Mrs. w. E. Williams,
Mrs. Nathan Cuthrell, Mrs. Will
liam A. Miller were visitors in
Washington Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Cahoon and
family of Elizabeth City were
here during the week end.
Sammie Sanderson has returned
home after being a patient at the
Pungo Hospital in Belhaven.
Mrs. Mary Spencer returned
home Saturday after visiting in
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Caravan,
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Butch and Peggy Ann were Bel
haven visitors Saturday.
Miss Polly Berry and Bobby
Berry, students at Louisburg Col
lege, are spending the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. w. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Harris and
Jeffrey Richards of Bayside, Va,
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ISAIAH HARRIS, SIR.

Funeral services for a Hyde
County native, Isaiah Harris, Sr.
70, of Campostella, Va. were held
in Berkeley, Va, on Tuesday, De-
cember 4. The son of the late Will
liam r. and Lows Ann Linton Har-
ris of Fairfield, he died December
l in a Norfolk, Va, hospital after
an illness of four years. Survivors
include three brothers, w. R. Har-
ris, Ben Harris and r. L. Harris,
all of Hyde County.
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visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Williams
during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bowen
were Washington visitors Friday.
Ray Cahoon visited in Belhaven
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Cahoon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cahoon attend
ed the John Patrick funeral at
Amity Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
Mexico City Mushrooms,
Now Ranks 9th in World

capital Is exceeded only by Lon
don, New York. Tokyo. Paris
Moscow and Shanghai in In
habitants. And Mexico City,
crowding Shanghai and Moscow
probably will surpass them in
1857. Leningrad is eighth in size
with AZ million.
The population here exceeds
that of Chicago, Berlin, Buenos
Aires. Bombay, Rio De Janeiro
Los Angeles, Vienna. Madrid
and Rome. Census figures in
these cities runs roughly from
1906 39 for Rome to S,620,962
for Chicago.
While hammers and saws and
pneumatic drills cause an ear
splitting daily noise to feverishly
build new housing, the citizens
of the land pour into the metro
polls in increasing hordes. Added
to which, without birth control
1t must be said that the Senores
and senoras Of the land are do
ing their valiant bit to augment
the population.
AS the economists explain It
the city is q magnet for the
rural population, 1locking here