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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

DIR. JOSEPH B. MARTIN, who
will be principal speaker when 700
Methodist men of the Elizabeth
City District are expected to attend
"a giant Laymen's Rally in Perqui-
mans County High School, Hert-
ford, on Monday night, February
Is. Several carloads of men from
each of the 81 churches in the
District are now making plans and
purchasing tickets from local lay
leaders to attend the annual Lay
Rally. Supper will be served from
5 until z o'clock in the High School
Cafeteria, with plans being made
to serve the meal cafeteria-style as
fast as the men arrive. The eve
ming program in the High School
Auditorium begins at 7:30 o'clock.
This is one meeting of the
church labeled "For Men Only" and
is now in its fourth successful
year as a program to encourage
fellowship among Methodist men
and as an opportunity to shave the
program If the church with the
men in a mass meeting. At this
time, also, Lay Speakers who will
conduct the No Silent Pulpit Pro-
gram during Lent will receive their
certification from Bishop Paul N.
CARRIER, resident bishop of the
Richmond Area.
DR.. B. Joseph Martin, president
of Wesleyan College, Macon, Geor-
gia, will be the speaker of the eve
ming. Sharing the platform with
him will be Bishop CARRIER; J. Mel
son Gibson, Dr., Gibson Conference
Lay Leader; Rev. C. Freeman
Heath, Elizabeth City District
Superintendent; and Fred Ritter,
Ahoskie, District Lay Leade:.
DR.. Martin, graduate Of Pass
dena College and the University
of Southern California, has success
fully served pastorates in Ohio
and California. In more recent
years, he was professor at Pasa-
dena College and later at Asbury
Theological Seminary, Wilmore,
Kentucky. North Carolina Metho-
dists remember him as Director of
the Methodist College Foundation
of North Carolina, prior to his ac-
ceptini the presidency of Wesleyan
College.
The Rev. James A. Amman is
pastor of the First Methodist
Church, Hartford, host church, and
Talmage Rose Jr., is lay leader.
They have announced plans for
activities and program to interest
the men who come early for supper
which will be served as the men
arrive in order to take cara of thu
large number of men expected to
attend.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
AND THE PRICE GOES UP
Williamson Enterprise)

David "Tex" Feldman, reported
ly the wealthiest oil operator in
the world, spent $4,000 a short
time ago on a party. Receiving
about seven million dollars annual
ly, he can well afford to spend
$4,000 on single shindig. Ad-
mittedly, that's Mr.. Feldman's
business.
But millions of consumers want
to know why the price of gasoline
and fuel oil had to go up another
cent a gallon.
Il AS it now stands the oil people
get special. concessions and favors.
and in truth, the American tax
payer paid a large part of the
cost of the party. On top of that,
the consumer pays more for oil.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
THE COST OF HIGH LIVING.
(Gulfport Guide))

We hear lot of gripping the high cost of living
little realizing that in 1850 half the average family budget
went for food BY 1900 the percentage down to
third Today spend about onefourth of earnings
feeding ourselves and families.
Of course, money doesn't go for what it did,
but much of it Americans spend billion dollars
year for radios TV sets and musical Instruments they
spend two and half billion dollars for toys and sports
equipment another two billion for movies plays and adj
missions sports events An estimated 80 billion dollars
year is spent in the so-called leisure market
Pets have become three and half billion dollar an
business with population of % 100000 dogs OOO
900 cats; 100000 parakeets; 100000 canaries TO-
100000 tropical fish; 100000 turtles We spend $27
100000 year just feeding dogs and cats
And if anybody thinks this is an exceptionally minded
country let him contemplate the SOLDERING statcwe spend
on alcohol annually than do on schools.
So it's really not much the high of living that's
got u.s. is the cost of high living Never before in
history has cost prosperous people much to live be-
yond their means.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
SOMETHING is OFF COLOR
Williamson Enterprisel

Four years ago when President
Eisenhower went before Congress,
his speech got applause fifty-five
times. More recently, his speech
was applauded only five times, and
the applause was weak, too.
Either what the President talked
about few days ago did not reg
lister, or the Chief is slipping.
Something is off color.
Four years ago the new Presi-
dent guaranteed debt reductions
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

en- the American free press system
We must all remember that with
a free press go certain RESPONSE
bilities. Among these is the obi
cation to fairly print the news in
the news columns, on both sides Of
the issues. When it fails to do this,
it is endangering it's own status
and repudiating our democratic
system of government.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

"The wages of American workers are at an aI-time
hgh-measured both by the total national payroll and by
the average paycheck American workers get of the
good things of e in return for less labor than do the work
of any other country Never in history and nowhere
earth have the financial fruit of enterprise been
widely fairly shared this country And the capital
list system has done it."
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

We quote recent redcarpet guest, Mr.. Nehru on
Formosa Let say the map will show you is not China
what else it is It is Formosa and to call it China is
slightly stretching the language He returns to confer again
with Red China's Chou En-lai.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

and balanced budget. Maybe the
budget has been balanced, but the
public debt today is ten billion
larger than it was four years ago.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

"Everytime notified of mistake by the editor
and often told that there reminded of
the who has not made mistake for four thousand
years He is in the British Museum" - LENNOX
S. OAK, INDEPENDENT.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15
MACS HEAD PERSONALS

Mrs. Kitty Jackson has returned
from Tampa, Fla, where she VISIT
ed her daughter and her grand
children.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

RIFT IN ROYALTY? = Much
speculation has occurred over a
possible split between Queen Eliz-,
abeth of England and her husband,
the Duke of Edinburgh. This has
been denied however, by spokes-
men for the couple.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

$S25,OO0 DAMAGES-A jury in
Redding, Calf. awarded 1925, 900
damages to an 18-year-old high
school athlete who was injured in
a football scrimmage AMI paralyzed
from the hips down. The high
school will have to pay the dam
ages.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

GOT TO MIX EN- UP-In cases
in Federal Court, several Virginia
communities have been ordered to
integrate Negroes with whites in
the Public schools. Judge Hoffman
has ordered Norfolk and Newport
News to mix 'em up not later
than August 18th.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

DON'T MONKEY WITH THE
NAACP-The man who killed a
Negro doctor, a big NAACP man,
last year in Atlanta, Ca, also got
killed this week. Luico Flowers, SIS,
a department store owner, was
lured to a theatre and shot to
death.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

SUDDEN CHANGES - Weather
shifted FROM a sunmery Sunday to
almost freezing on Monday after
noon in Eastern N. G.
TALL GENERAL-The tallest
American General, Dale o. Smith,
6 #. z inches, has been appointed
chief of military e assistance in
Saudi Arabia.
AMERICAN GESTAPO-Bitter
Southerners are opposing the pro-
posed Civil rights bill which is
called the beginning of an Ameri-
can gestapo, to pry into the affairs
of states and violate the rights of
their citizens.
TRAILER BROKE LOOSE-The
people of South Norfolk family
were injured when their car col
lided with a boat and trailer that
broke loose from another car on
the Military Highway near Nor
folk.
POSTAGE GOING UP-It is
predicted that the cost of mailing
a letter will soon go to cents
Senator Byrd proposes to cut
at least five billion dollars off the
ST. 800, 100000 budget proposed by
the President.
$325,0OO DAMAGES-A jury in
Redding, Calf. awarded 1926, 900
damages to an 18-year-old high
school athlete who was injured in
a football scrimmage AMI paralyzed
from the hips down. The high
school will have to pay the dam
ages.
BAD POLICEMAN - VIM. T.
Owens, 46, policeman on the cam
pus of State College has been jailed
in default of $4,000 bond after adj
mitted to rs break-ins that had
baffled Raleigh detectives for six
weeks. He previously had record
for forgery at his former home in
Oklahoma.
SEVEN DIE IN CAR-Ralph
Evans, so, is in Jail in Miami, fol-
lowing the death of seven people
in the car he was driving. The
dead, are his wife, Teresa, %, their
five children, which included six
months old twins, and friend of
their children, Charles Wright, IL.
The car went into a river, and
drowned the seven people.
MILLIONS FOR RELIEF - A
total of two million dollars has
been allocated for flood relief in
Kentucky, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia, and the head of the Red
Cross thinks five millions may be
needed to help the distressed in
those states. Some nine hundred
homes were destroyed, 1900 dam
aged, and much other property
lost; over $4,000 families suffered
loss. ...
STUDENT SHOWS OFF - Hal
Afford Gibbs of Washington, N. c.,
who calls himself an "ex-Marine
and ex-convict," now a student at
State College went on wild ram
page at Wake County night club,
and got in Jail. He damaged prop
erty, attacked policeman, was
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

STRIKE OF 45,0OO-This num-
Der of dock workers between Maine
and Virginia went on strike We'd
nesday. In New York, tugboat
crewmen have been on strike II
days.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

HEART MONTH-February is
heart month, and the campaign
will eliminate with Heart Sunday
on Feb. oath.
SAFE ROBBED-Robbery of the
American Oil Co. offices near Ra-
leigh yielded $3.50 when a safe
was blown open.
PRISON RIOT-500 defiant con-
victs in Utah prison went on a
spree for IL hours, then surrender
ed with list of 43 grievances.
STAYS THREE-Mrs. Priscilla
Robertson, a mental patient, age );
25, killed her three small children
with butcher knife, and killed
herself, in Wood River, Ill.
GEM ROBBERY - Four men
have been arrested and $4,000 in
gems recovered in connection with =.
the robbery from an airplane in
Chicago in December.
STRIKE OF 45,00O-This num-
Der of dock workers between Maine
and Virginia went on strike We'd
nesday. In New York, tugboat
crewmen have been on strike II
days. ..s 49,,
RIFT IN ROYALTY? Much.
speculation has occurred over a
possible split between Queen Eliz-.
abeth of England and her husband,
the Duke of Edinburgh. This has
been denied however, by spokes-
men for the couple.
GOT TO MIX EN- UP-In cases
in Federal Court, several Virginia
communities have been ordered to
integrate Negroes with whites in
the Public schools. Judge Hoffman
has ordered Norfolk and Newport
News to mix 'em up not later
than August 18th. :
DON'T MONKEY WITH THE
NAACP-The man who killed a
Negro doctor, a big NAACP man,
last year in Atlanta, Ca, also got
killed this week. Luico Flowers, SIS,
department store owner, was
lured to a theatre and shot to
death.
KICKED OUT OF RUSSIA -
Two more Americans, attached to
the embassy in Moscow have been
expelled from Russia. Marine Corp.
Captain Paul Uffelman, and Navy
Lieut.. w. S. Lewis We're accused
Of taking pictures of a building of
defense significance. Two other
Americans had been expelled on
January S0th.
WANTS 100000 AIRPLANE-
Governor Hodges is asking the
legislature to buy him a 100000
airplane to use on his trips about
this and other states. The governor
asks lot of things in this years
high budget, which would spend
a billion dollars, yet cut taxes by
eight millions, mostly on big cor
porations it is hoped will be at
tracted to the state. The Governor
also says the state needs larger
capitol building. The budget would
open up an additional 1881 jobs
to be paid by the taxpayers, plus
1 SE0 oo1xy tooCharc
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

STUDENT SHOWS OFF Hal
Afford Gibbs of Washington, N. c.,
who calls himself an "ex-Marine
and ex-convict," now a student at
State College went on a wild ram
page at Wake County night club,
and got in Jail. He damaged prop
erty, attacked a policeman, was
drunk and disorderly.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

POSTAGE GOING UP-It is
predicted that the cost of mailing
a letter will soon go to 5 cents
d. Senator Byrd proposes to cut
at least five billion dollars off the
ST., 300, 100000 budget proposed by
the President.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

GEM ROBBERY - Four men.
have been arrested and $4,000 in
gems recovered in connection with
the robbery from an airplane in
Chicago in December.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

STAYS THREE-Mrs. Priscilla
Robertson, mental patient, age.
Is, killed her three small children
with butcher knife, and killed
herself, in Wood River, Ill.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-15

TRAILER BROKE LOoSE-The
people of a South Norfolk family
were injured when their car col
lided with a boat and trailer that
broke loose from another car on
the Military Highway near Nor
folk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28

fences between him and the cam.
era. But he carefully did--and
II you were wondering why he
didn't walk around, the, explain
alton IL simple.
It's the Huckleberry in him.
Mr.. G. was figuratively thumb
ing his nose at the gossip COLI
umnists who had recently re-
ported that he was 'in great
pain"
Il left out only one thing in
the show" he said later. when
! got to the top Of the fence, I
wanted to say-'Top this, you
Broadway hotshOtS!'"
He subdued the impish i'm
pulse and went on to present a
mellow. nostalgia hour married
only by brief audio failure and
featuring cut-ins from New York
Jan Davis and Carmel QUINN
and San Francisco (the tanned
Mcguire Sisters.
-
AS for the others, only time
will tell. The brilliant Caesar is
now associated with Pat Weaver:
Gleason viii undoubtedly appear
in a few specials, and it hardly
seems possible that the Mont
gomery talentS-as actor, direc-
tor or producer - will not be
occasionally employed.
Montgomery grew misty-eyed
Monday LNBC-lJ in his fare
nell to the fans.
There would seem to be little
point now in dwelling on the
script troubles suffered by his
and other live" dramatic shows
this past season. The final pro-
duction, Faust. ST." made the
point.
But We can recall some won
derful hours with the MOntgom-
cry players in seasons past-the
twO-part Great Expectations, for
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LATEST N
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
Televue magazine in Sun
days Star. Following is sup
Elementary information on
today's programs received
after Televue went to press:
1l:15. WTTG (5)-"Crash-
ing Hollywood" with Jack
Carson replaces mo Other
Woman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28

view with a panel discussion by
three experts.
The new president Of the
Emmy Academy? Ed Sui
Ivan.
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niue with his morning show and
instance; the F. Scott Fitzgerald
adaptations, and q host Of others.
= \ \
The most SOLDERING fact OF all.
The Caesar, Gleason. Montgom-
cry and Godfrey shoDs had a
number OF things in common.
They mere (dJ "lipe," 10 an
hour IN length, (c) featured one
dominating personality and Ia
tUere based in Neiu York.
Hollywood must be beaming.
= =
The Radio Beat:
The most unusual local story
in months concerns an applica-
ton filed today at the Federal
Communications Commission by
IWMAL-fm.
The station is asking author
ization to establish . subsidiary
communication service which
pending FEC approval-will be
operated under contract by
Michael's Enterprises, Inc. This
service will provide functional
background music to stores and
business establishments via the
new and now repeatedly bugless
multiplying system.
The WMAL-fm listeners, Il
should be noted. will hear only
the stations regularly scheduled
programs. Multiplying enables
an FIN station to emit additional
prOgramming within the envel-
ope Of its present signal. To put
it simply land that's for mel the
piece Of air space allotted TO an
FIN station Is far wider that II
needs.
Net-result? The long suffering
FIN station operators get a much
needed boost.
Michael's Enterprises, Incl
dentally. Is headed by Michael
Bushdid, who came to this
country from Lebanon after
graduating from the American
University in Beirut and Frank
j. Christopher. They use the
RCA ThesauruS Library.
Sudden Thought: Wouldn't it
be possible. in the not too dis
tant future, to pipe programs
into homes for a fee? And
wouldn't that be pay-as-you-go-
radio?
ScOrebOard: Kraft Theater
"wednesday, WRC-D: David
Davidson's overwritten, ineptiy
Staged yarn about a crusading
newspaper columnist who put
his work above everything, in
GLIDING his daughter, had all
the impact of a page 48 short.
And If Raymond Massey couldn't
do anything with his role, young
Warren Beatty. of Arlington,
needn't feel too bad. He has the
looks and the physique; but he
was difficult to understand and
some Of his acting tricks we're
too obvious. Jim Bishop. the
noted novelist and crackerjack
Star colunnist. was likewise mis-
employed. Etaoin Shrdlu di-
rected.
So -
Bulletin Board:
A belated happy birthday to-
WRC-TV. which was 10 years
young yesterday
Jimmy Dean tctH guest ON the
Vic Ddmone shotp July IO-butI
WTOP-S iDill only be carrying
q hGlf-hour OF the shoto so.
maybe he mont be carried here.
Reminder: A special See It
Now feature in which Edward
r. Murrow interviews Tito will
be presented Sunday. beginning
at $3.50 pm. WTOP-9 !
Mote: This was added to the
schedule after the upcoming
TeleVue went to press) The
network, mindful Of previous
criticism. will follow the inter-
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ON THE AIR
And Then There
Were None
: INVnlO . .
By BERNIE HARRISnN

First Of the ongn champs to exit Sid Caesar years.
then Jackie Gleason M then Robert Montgomery % and finally
Godfrey Wednesday night show CO.. been SOLDERING month
for the TV FAM who be seeing favore weekly
shows on for the summer, but not for keeps
Godfrey Of course will continue with his morning show and
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Talent Scouts. and If you saw
him on the fresh-air finale from
the farm, putting his horse, bur-
70. poodle and monkey through
their PAGES. you know that he
gets around pretty good now.
Take his copter opening. for
example. After landing, he didn't
have to climb those two tail
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Montgomery Approves
Dwelling Construction

MsEEimaek Construction Corp. 4eie
Del Ray ave-. nethesda, owner and
fd.. and Richard dF., Bethesda: coat,
is,ooo each; architect. Arthur p
O. q. Middieman. e2s 18th 81. NV,
WAshineto1, ownegi 20 DWELLINGS q
nyeforde. I'd and pewmar Il. Kensing.
ton; cost, $4,000 each architect. p,
Mason; builder. Byeforde. Inc.
Jack Kay and Harold oreenberg,
HOS LambertQn dr., Silver eprine
owners e2 dwellings q Cont RI, Ken.
brook DR. and Hyhee st., Wheaton,
oates: builder. Kay Construction CO. :
EnFl T.. ehrevs. piekersoh, owner;
dwelling % narnesvllls rd., plckersoni
sest. $4,000 builder. william d
Merton !. herman q Co. me. 1905
Paula DR.. Silver eprinG, owner and
and f0ele oakWood dr., Silver eprine
sest $4,000 each: architect Morton
A p, Mes.snAs.mer. zoos wpodhsrry
81. Ayattsvtlie, owner and desiener;
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Recent building permits Is.
sued by Montgomery County;

Recent building permits Is
sued by Montgomery County:
samuel Mcdowell. A4af ssrashmors
ave. Garrett Park, owner. dwelling
81 Edgewood dr., Qatthefkhura. cost,
SsAooOi builder, John II. HAines.
Peter \. ranis, SIT Kervin dr., eii-
a., Ashton: T ecst SHss9s sS .. .r nShaIsIsnc
walter Buchef; builder. A. 8. Prcpst.
William <. lavish. r., 00i0 Hillan-
dale rd., Chevy Chase, owner and
builder: dwelling 81 1911 0ienbrook
ld., Bethesda, cost. $4,000; archi-
teet. John 9. Samperton.
Lathrop Smith, Query AM I'd, ira
villain. owner and huilders dwelling at
pawsonville-h uekledge I'd. Barnsville;
cost 100000: architect. John 9. SAM
frank Taylor RI. l. Rockvir., owner
and IoOla south Glen td.. Po,omss:
cost, $4,000 each: architect. II. p,
4 W. spiiders, Inc. iOals wood.
builder: DWELLING az Ilbis Dovilng
az, Burtonsville: cost. $4,000: arehi-
tect, Jack c. Cohen.
Meadowhrook. Inc. s55B Connect.
cut ave, Chevy Chase. owner and
builder; two dyslpnss 81 : and 4 Mae !.
each, architect, Marion Leroy Basley.