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Evening star., 1957-12-18

Board directed that new hear-
inss be held soon In . case In
volving unfair labor practice
charges against the Darlington
Is. CD Manufacturing Co.
The purpose Is TO find out
whether the non-defunct firm
was part Of the Deering. Milli-
kin a. Co.. textiles manufac-
turing chain.
Darlington closed down In
october. 1856. and dismantled
its mill. q month after the
workers decided In an NLRB
election 10 be represented by
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Reheoring Ordered
In Case Involving
Defunct Mill

New hearings have been or
dered to determine whether a
firm which went out Of business
after q union organized It's
workers is part OF q chain that
can be held responsible.
The National Labor Relations
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Little Rock Bars Negro
In School JostIing Rift

LITTLE ROCK, Ark Dec is GA Negro girl. one Of
the nine Negroes Little Rock Central High school, was
suspended indefinitely yesterday for dumping her food
white boys IN t Of temper, school authorities said.
Minnie Jean Brown home classes after the
incident in the school cafeteria during lunch period
The minimum length Of suspensions three days and
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29

all these people, with their seeking
for truth and knowledge, find tina
there is something that will hell
them in being silent, / believe tina
we can find something in it tina
will do us good, too. In these day.
of rushing and hurrying, we flint
very little time to keep still, mucl
less silent. There is a renewing
strength in getting quiet and shut
ting out the problems of the day
that is most needed today.
We too, need to learn the art Of
relaxing our over-taxed nerves and
muscles. One of the greatest prob
lens of today is mental fatigue,
and like every other problem in
the world, there is a solution found
in the Word of God. Jesus saw his
fellow workers getting too carried
away with their work, and realized
that they could overtax their abil-
ity. He said to them, "Come aside
and rest awhile. mark 6:31) He
took them to a desert place where
they could be quiet.
/ have seen some men that could
so relax, in public, that they al
ways seemed to be on the alert.
Others have to get alone to be
silent. Some shut their offices for
certain minutes of silence. DR..
Peele has a. period of silence in his
church each Sunday so that his
people can find their way into the
presence of their Creator. "You be-
come better acquainted with Him.
when you are SILENT" he says. If
we can make it a daily practice to
get alone, even for a few minutes,
and stop our mind from striving
over the problems Of the day, we
can feel the tension escaping from
our nerves. 1t will give up renewed
strength to tackle our work. "Si-
Hence is Golden" 1t helps us to be
better. When we give our mind a
chance to obey its own impulse, it
will turn to it's Creator, and that
benefits us more. 1t gives us
power.
Maybe it is fishing, or just
stretched out by the fire, or hunt
ing, or walk in the woods, or hid
away in some quiet nook, but
wherever it is that we can get to
be quiet and silent, we will find
that it pays in many ways.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
CANCER CLINIC

The Northeastern Cancer Clinic
will be held in Elizabeth City on
Friday afternoon, December 9Th,
with registration beginning at
100. A free chest X-ray will be
given to anyone wishing it along
with the examination of the five
areas of the body where cancer
is most easily found and cured.
There are no limitations as to sex,
race, physical or economic status
at the center; however, women
should be 35 or more; men should
be 40 or over unless referred by a
doctor, or unless one of the "Sev-
en- Danger Signals" or symptoms"
are present.
Only 80 people can be seen at
the Center each month due to
limited facilities, so it is suggest
ed that anyone who wishes to be
assured of an appointment should
write the Cancer Center, Elizabeth
City, for a priority. Examines
are asked to bring a robe or house
coat with them.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
IT DID AND 1T DIDN'T
(WiIliamston Enterprisel


Maxwell H. Gluck gave $4,000
$4,000 to the Republican Party
back yonder. More recently Mr.
Gluck was appointed ambassador
to Ceylon. 1t was learned immed-
lately that one Gluck knew little
about Ceylon.
Asked if he were not paying off
Mr.. Gluck, President Eisenhower
became quite angry.
Maybe, the President did not ap-
point Gluck to the post because
Gluck gave between $4,000 and
$50, 900 to the Republican Party.
The question is, would Mr.. Eisen-
hover have appointed Mr.. Gluck to
the ambassadorship if Mr.. Gluck
had contributed no money to the
Republican Party?
And it's no use for Mr.. Eisen-
hover to get angry when ques-
tons are asked about such an ap-
pointment. More ambassadorships
have been "sold" in the United
States than peerages in England
and by both the Democrats and
the Republicans. And it is about
time for Mr.. Eisenhower to under
stand that every political act is
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29

You could serve a different
dessert after every meal for a
year, and still not have ex-
hausted the myriad possibilities.
The variety of treats seems al
most endless.
Mincemeat Dessert Roll is an
example of one of the interest
ing forms that desserts can take.
Lemon sauce is a pleasant ac-
compartment, or you may pre-
MINCEMEAT
2 cups sificd enriched So ''--
-four
tablespoon sugar
n cup shortening
Sift together the flour a., :
gar. Cut in shortening until
mixture is crumbly. Beat to-
gether ! egg and l egg yolk, re-
serving white for top. Com
bine eggs and milk and add
enough to flour mixture to make
a soft dough- Turn out on light
ly Toured board or pastry cloth
and knead gently 80 seconds.
Roll into rectangle 10 x II
inches. Spread with rircennect.
Lemon Sauce
~ cup sugar
tablespoon
egg, beaten
"a cup water
Combine sugar and G. \
in saucepan. Beat egg and wat-r
until well blended. Add to
sugar mixture gradually. stir
ring constantly. Add lemon
juice. Cook over low heat until
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THE REAL INSTIGATORS
OF THE TRAGEDY
(Stanlv News & Press

(Stanly News & Press)
The young people who are being
forced to seek admission to hither-
to white schools are being SUBJ
jected to a grave injustice. No
boys and girls, of whatever race
they may be, should be forced into
a position where they will be the
target of hatred, epithets and
violence.
The parents who yield to pres
sures from the NAACP to try to
force Indignation and the judges
who by their decisions make inte-
grafton mandatory will one day be
called to account for having sub
jected these children to such
degradation.
Experiences such as these can
not be comprehended by these
children. They are simply pawns
in the contest of race rivalry and
the future of the children of both
races involved may be permanent
'ly affected for the worse.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
INTELLIGENT ELEPHANT
OVERRATED AS PRODIGY

Washington. Elephants are
smart, but they are hardly the
mental giants pictured by the tall
tale fraternity.
One zoo director, after an ex-
haustive study of animal behavior,
placed the Indian elephant third
in list of 10 most intelligent
animals, the National Geographic
Magazine says. 1t was outranked
by chimpanzee and triangular,
but led horse, beaver, lion, grizzly
bear, pack rat, mountain goat, and
dog.
Legends of the elephants phe-
nomenal memory and ability to
even old scores often stem from the
Imagination of the mahouts who
train and ride them. M. D. Chat
urvedi, who spent 30 years as an
officer in the Indian Forest Serv-
ice, passes on the following anec-
dote with a grain of salt.
The elephant concerned had seen
keeper steal its bread ration and
hide the food under his turban.
At the first opportunity, the beast
snatched turban and bread, and ate
both.
An Impressive Show
AS an example of his own cred
ulity, Mr.. Chaturvedi recalls. an
elephant roll call he witnessed
when a young officer. AS each
name was sounded, the animal lift
ed it's trunk, as if to say, present,
sir" He was much impressed
until he learned that mahOuts
guided the salutes.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29

OF more than dozen projects
and activities, Patsy preferred
canning. She grew most of the
produce In her own garden which
totaled $1,000 square feet. She
is credited with some 5000 quarts
OF fruit, vegetables and meat.
Patsy won 90 ribbons and four
trophies on her canning exhibits
and activities which included rs
demonstrations. President of her
local All club, and of the county
council for two years, she also
serves as junior leader.
Patsy will be guest Of Kerr
Glass Mfg, donor of her award.
Learning good construction
principles and how to dress ap-
propriately were prerequisites in
the state award won by Bertha.
Initiative in planning her ward
robe and imagination in design
ing her clothes helped to win a
trip to Club Congress provided
by Coats & Clark, Inc.
During the past seven years
Bertha concentrated on her cloth
ing project, making 243 gar
ments, remodeling and mending
nearly 500. She exhibited over a
hundred garments, gave 20 cloth
ing demonstrations and many
talks to club groups. Past presi-
dent of the Boone Trail Junior
All Club and of the Harnett
County group, she is now leader
of Green Light Community Club.
Bertha was county dress revue
winner four years. She was vale.
dictorian of the 1867 class at
Boone Trail high school and is
now attending the University of
North Carolina.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
OTHER EDITORS
TURN p. o. DEPT. OVER
TO PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
(MooresviIle Tribunel

(Mooresville Tribune)
Finding out how the folks are
back home is going to cost you
more in the future, if postal rate
hike voted by the House of Repre-.
| sentatives last week becomes law
The current three cent rate or
| first-class letters will be advanced
o four cents. At the same time,
air mail letters will jump from
six to seven cents for the first
ounce.
| Letters, it should be noted, are
written mostly by those folks who
cannot afford long-distance tele-
phone calls once a week.
These new rates will become eff
fective as of October this year,
provided the bill becomes law.
| However, in order to help those
who don't need the help. the most
office department will still carry
third-class mail at less than !.
This is the junk mail you receive
from time to time from merchan-
disc houses, insurance companies
and the like.
The hike in this rate will be
from one cent to two and a half
cents. But it costs just as much to
handle piece of this kind of mail
as it does to handle a first-class
letter.
In addition, the new bill would
permit the post office department
to continue paying as much as
500, 900 per year as a subsidy"
to some publications that use the
mails.
We will go along with Repre-
sentative Pfost of Idaho who de-
clared that revenue from first
class mail should not be used to
pay for the "so-called trash mail
that cutters up everybody's mail
box"
In our opinion, the best thing
to do with the postal service is to
turn it over to private enterprise
where every user would be re-
quired to pay fair price for the
service he got.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
FIVE BEACH EATING PLACES
LISTED BY DUNCAN HINES

Five Dare County resorts of 81
listed in North Carolina are listed
in the new edition of travel author.
ity Duncan Hines Vacation
Guide" which is now off the press
The five resorts are the Croatar
Hotel at Kill Devil Hills, the Sea
Ranch Hotel at Kitty Hawk, and
the Arlington Hotel, the Mays
Header Hotel and the Wilbur
Wright Hotel at Mays Head. They
are among 81 resorts recommended
by Duncan Hines in North Caro-
lima.
According to the Duncan Hines
Institute, the publishers, "Vaca.
ton Guide, is now in its 10tf
year of publication.
In each listing is included the
! type of accommodations and rec
reations available at the recon-
mended resorts, their location, tel
ephone number, American or Eu
ropean plan rates, period open
reservation information, specia
facilities and services.
The publishers stress that ''Va
cation Guide" is totally withou
bias in its listings in that no LISTED
establishment pays for the privil
eye. nor is any advertising accept
ed in the book. Priced at $1.5O pc
copy, it is on sale at book stores
many of the establishments recon
mended by Duncan Hines, or ma!
be ordered directly from the pub
fishers.
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not a holy one because he does it.
Historians are going to find it
difficult to explain why an act
under Roosevelt and Truman was
looked upon as a sin, and a SINH
lar act chargeable to Mr.. Eisen-
hover was accepted without ques-
ton. Possibly the little people can
understand graft when it is wrap
ped in a mink coat or preserved
in a deep freezer, but can't grasp
the millions and billions that have
been lifted from their pockets in
twinkling of an eye.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
WOULD IT?
(Franklin, N. G. Press

(Franklin, N. C. Press)
"The law is what the Supreme
Court says it isl, we are told.
We are told, too, that good citi-
zenship demands respect for the
courts and obedience to the law.
Well, if the Supreme Court
should rule that black is white, OF
that two and two make five, would
that then, become athe law Of the
land?
And would good citizenship re-
quire that all Of us become color
blind and revise our arithmeticf
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
EGG MARKET NEEDED


North Carolina needs a large
volume egg market. But such a
market can't exist unless there's
enugh production to support it,
according to Clayton P. Libeau,
poultry and egg marketing special
list for the N. C. Agricultural Ex-
tension Service.
Libeau says, 'tNorth Carolina
needs at least one egg market
handling 5000 to 5000 cases of
eggs per week. 1t also needs the
production to support an egg mar
ket this large. Production and the
market can be built at the same
time"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
AUTUMN.
1.-THE Uplift)

(The Uplft)
Oh the splendor of the universe! For many of
time is the most glorious of all the year. God has dip
ped His paint brush His palette of coors and splashed
the hills and woods and fields with robes of saffron, and
crimson and gold and yellow, and brown, and scarlet
The naples chestnus and oaks vie with another
in autumnal beauty The dazzles the eye with bril-
liant scarlet The sunsets too gorgeous for the magma
ton of the human mind to comprehend.
In this amazing garden of beauty lips nvoluntariy
sing forth the praise of the psalmist:
"Bless the Lord o my soul:
And all that is within me.
Bless His holy name"
Charles Kingsley
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TILE CoAsTLAND TIMES. 1fANTEo, N. 9.
Canning, Clothing
/ Win All Trips

Two North Carolina girls won
trips to the Seth annual All Club
Congress in Chicago, Dec. Is.
They are Patsy Eaker, Is, of Gas
ton County, and Bertha Ray, is,
Of Harnett County.
Patsy demonstrated expert
canning ability in order to win
the state All Canning award.
Utilization Of home grown foods
was one Of her achievements.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29
POWER IN SILENCE
By REV. J. c. BRADDoCK
Buxton, N. c.,

SGT h re is
Power in ST.
lence", say s
Howard " a n
S m 18th. "Si-
lence is Gold
en-, says an
old Proverb.
Samuel Miller
Hagnan said,
"To be alone
with Silence is
to be alone
with God'' If.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29

SNOW STORM IN TEXAS-A
record 13 inches of snow blanketed
the Eden area in lower west-cen-
trail Texas Sunday, hating travel
and stranding an estimated 300
motorists for hours.
| DIAMOND KING - Sir Ernest
Oppenheimer, called the diamond
and gold King, died in South At
RIGA. He was one of the worlds
richest men. He was "a and start
ed life as an office boy for dia-
mond firm in London.
SPECTACULAR FIRE-Flames
fed by 100000 gallons of gaso-
line, kerosene, oil and liquid as
phalt made spectacular show at
Woodsfeld, Ohio, early Sunday as
fire swept through six river
barges; damage was estimated as
high as one million dollars.
LONGER BOAT - The Chesa-
peake Bay ferry boat Pocahontas
is back on its run after having
20 feet put in its middle, lengthen-
ing the ship to 1853 feet and in
creasing capacity to Ill cars, MAX
ing this the biggest boat of the
fleet.
TEXAS SCHOOLS-The Texas
legislature has passed law where
by any school cab be closed if bay
onets are brought in to enforce
Indignation. Late news is that the
Government spent four million
dollars on enforcing the integra-
ton of less than dozen Negro
pupils into a white school at Little
Rock, Ark.
MURDERERS UGHT II
Frank E. Wetzel, SO, mentally de-
ranged escapee from New York,
who killed two highway patrolmen
in North Carolina early this month,
while on mad 5000 mile dash,
was caught by the FBI in Califor-
MIA. Edward Gein, 81, the &C.
centric bachelor farmer of Waupin,
Wisconsin, who murdered women
and robbed graveyards for bones
to decorate his home was sent to
the State hospital for the criminal
insane.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29

fer to serve cream with it. If
time is always at "a premium,
you will be happy to know that
you can save time by using self
rising flour for your baking. Be-
cause it already contains salt
and baking powder, you can
forget about measuring those
two ingredients and sitting with
the flour, It's TIVE a. M
fence"
'EssERT ROLL
2 eggs
u cup milk
:, cup drained mineemeat
Lemon Sauce
Roll UP Ikea Jelly roll, starting
with l0-inch side. Seal edge
securely. Place on lightly
creased baking sheet. With
scissors, cut almost through roll
about every inch, turning each
slice out slightly in alternating
directions. Brush with egg white
and sprinkle lightly with sugar.
Bake in hot oven (425 , 80 to
35 minutes. Serve warm with
Lemon Sauce. Makes 6 sry rs.
r3 cap lennon juice
teaspoon grated lemc.
tablespoon butter or margarine
mixture Is thickened and clear,
stirring constantly. Stir in
lemon rind and butter or mar
garine. Cool slightly. Spoon
over warm Mincemeat Foil.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-29

FOUR SUICIDES-Two suicides
at Durham Sunday brought the to-
tai to four within five-day per-
iod.
BECK GUILTY Dave Beck, Jr.,
son TO the Teamster Union presi-
dent, was found guilty of larceny
of $4,650 cash from the sale of
union-owned cars. His father Is to
be tried on similar charge Dec.
II.
SIX IN ONE FAMILY KILLED
Six members of one family were
killed near Ruby, S. c., Sunday
when a milk tanker truck driven
by 17-year-old boy collided with
the family's car.
BANK ROBBED-The bank at
Angler, N. C. was robbed Monday
of $4,000 by a tall young man
who got away. The same bank had
been robbed of $4,000 in July,
by Worth Whitaker of Raleigh
who was caught within an hour,
and later sent to prison.
BURNED TO DEATH-A moth
er and three children burned to
death Sunday when fire swept their
one-story frame home in the vii
lage of Buffalo Creek near SUIT
ton, West Virginia; the father and
a 4-year-old son also were hospital
lied with serious injuries.
GREAT HOSPITAL GIFT-The
four Taylor Brothers, who gave
their old home community of Sea
Level ! hospital four years ago,
have now given it a 100000 elm
ic. Dan, William, Alfred and Les
lie are sons of Maltby Taylor,
well known former boat captain of
Sea Level.
SMALL STROKE - President
Eisenhower, who suffered a chill
on Monday is reported to have
suffered "small stroke" Tuesday,
and will not be permitted to work
for several weeks. The PRESIDENTS
first heart attack was Sept. "a,
1855 in Denver, which kept him off
duty until January following. He
has had to cancel heavy schedule,
including a trim to Paris.
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SIX IN ONE FAMILY KILLED
Six members of one family were
killed near Ruby, S. c., Sunday
when a milk tanker truck driven
by 17-year-old boy collided with
the family's car.
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FOUR SUIC1DES-Two suicides
at Durham Sunday brought the to-
tai to four within a five-day per-
iod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. e. EDGAR

NO CHOICE: In 1882. when
he was trying to win the guber.
material nomination on the DEM.
ocratic ticket, the late Paul v.
McNutt prepared two speeches.
one for farmers and the other
for factory workers.
Facing crowd of farmers. he
would deliver his farm address.
expressing sympathy with their
problems and urging legislation
to aid them. When confronting
factory workers, he would re-
cite his sure-fire industrial
speech.
Everything went well until he
teamed up with a fellow Demo-
,crat seeking the Senatorial
nomination. After the two had
been together several days, the
other knew McNutt's speech by
heart.
One night. when the two were
to address farm audience. he
decided to have a little fun.
Being the first to speak. he
delivered McNutt's farm speech
word for word. 1t was greeted
warmly. -
McNutt listened in horror.
When it was his turn to speak,
he got up on shaky legs. For q
moment, he hesitated. Then,
with a shrug, he delivered his
industrial address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09

success a woman from the
studio audience will attempt
to tie up q professional es-
cape artist securely enough
to keep him in bonds for 80
minutes.
1880, WMAL (D-Famous Film
Festival: THE Girl in the
Painting" An Army officer
searches relentlessly through
DIP camps for a model in a
painting. Mai lettering.
$500, WRC (4)-The Perry
Como Show: (Color) Guests
include Myrna 10y. Jackie
Cooper land Cleo. Tommy
Noonan. comedian, and Lord
Flea and his Calypso Combo.
TV Key says: "A charming
visitor is Myrna 10y"
$500, WTTG (5)-Movietime
USA: Seventh Victim" A
woman. in search of her sis
ter who is a mental case,
picks up a trail that leads
to a strange group of devil
worshippers. Kim Hunter
and Tom Conway. Q943)
800. WRC t4-Caesar's Hour:
Sid Caesar stars with Janet
Blair. Carl Reiner, Howard
Morris. Shirl Conway and Pat
Carroll. nv Key says: Fans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
High Beaumont and Lyle

High Beaumont and Lyle
Talbot.
1900, WTOP (9) - Gunsmoke:
An eX-gunman attempts to
straight and as a result faces
violent death at the hands of
his former renegade cohorts.
1890, WTOP (9)-Frontier: big
Dry" the story of how Death
Valley, graveyard of many
pioneers, got its name.
1000, WRC a. The George
Gobel Show: Garry Moore is
guest. ~ Key says: Moore
helps make this show fun
1880, WTTG (5)-Epilepsy Tel
erama: A telerama on behalf
of mentally handicapped chill
dren, featuring outstanding
stars of the screen and tele-
vision and prominent political
personalities.
11:15, WTOP t9) - The Late
Show: Mine Girls" A group
of mentioning girls become
suspects when their sorority
sister is found dead in a
mountain cabin. Ann Hard
ing. Evelyn Keyes, and Nina
Foch. (1944D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

400, WTTG l5)-Record Hop:
Milt Grants guests include
The Four Aces, Gogi Grant
and Donna Jean Evans,
second-place winner OF the
talent contest.
500, WTOP (9)-Stories of
the Century: John Wesley
Hardin" one of the Vests
worst criminals reforms for
a while but then reverts to
his evil ways.
500. WMAL t0-Champion-
ship Bowling: Dawes Com
ms VS.. Buddy Bomar.
1900, WMAL (7)-This is Ga
len Drake; Vocalists Rita Ell
lis and Stuart Foster. The
orchestra will be conducted
by Bernie Leighton.
1880. WRC (A-People Are
Funny: With a color tele-
vision set as the prize for