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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
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DEL "DlARio Txs AMERICAS"
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ENVIAR A

WASHINGTON, (UP).-Uno de
los radiotransmisores del satellite
norteamericano Explorer III, colo
cado en- orbita por Ell %ejercito, de-
j6 de envlar senales, y Sc cree que
ell segundo dejara de hacerlo prom
to, segun anuncio hoy la Academia
Nacional de Ciencias.
Dijo asimismo que ell Explorer
III, lanzado ell Is de MARIO en- Ca
pc Canaveral, caera a la atmosfera
y Sc desintegrara mas o menos a
mediados de julio.
Ell segundo transmisor del safe
lite sigue funcionando, pero de ma
tPasa a la Pagina III
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cIAITEcIe
IBEROAMERIcA en-
DIN EOlO
RATIFICA
RECOMENDACI0NES

RIO DE JANEIRO, (UP). Ell
presidente Juscelino Kubitschek
ratified las recomendaciones de la
reunion de cuatro naciones cele-
brada en- Buenos Aires ell ano pa
sado. para estudiar las bases para
la defensa del Atlantico Meridio-
nal.
Las otras naciones que partici-
paron en- la reunion fueron Argen-
tina, Paraguay y Uruguay. Argen-
tina va ha ratificado las recomen-
daciones.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

ira amistad no Sc desea por la
amistad misma, sino por obtener
nuestras materias primas y nues-
ira cooperation en- case de que
IRA con Russia. Hemos descubier-
to que nueStros graves profile
mas economics y nuestras lu-
chas a muerte. contra los dictado-
res son cuestiones que practical
mente no interesan en- Washing
ton. En- otras palabras, hemos
descubierto que los Estados Uni
dos no son nuestro hermano ma.
yor, ell que viene a defendernos,
sine un hermano INDIFFERENT
TIE.
Tomemos ell case de Cuba. Los
latinoamericanos saben del te-
rror, de la miseria y la nagustia
que nosotros padecemos bajo la
tirania de Batista. Ellos saben
que los Estados Unidos han pro-
porcionado millones de dolares
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

GDSSJ
guido visitante.

guido visitante.
Ell diputado peruano empez6 ha-
ciendo una historic de SUI partido,
senalando como fue fundado por
ell entonces ~estudiante universita-
rio Raul Haya de la Tore, y como
fue perseguido terriblemente por
varios gobiernos oligarquicos Pc
ruanos, incluyendo ell Gobierno de
Jose Luis Bustamante, = quien ell
Aprismo ayud6 a subir al poder.
Fue SUI Gobierno Ell que inici6 la
persecution mas tenaz contra ellos
luego Ell general Manuel Odria,
quien dio Tin golpe de estado, hizo
decretar la ilegalidad del partido
confiscandole su edificio de ofici-
mas, imprentas y TODD. Explic6 la
necesidad del Aprismo de coali-
gesse ees otros partidos Dc tenden-
sfss denoefAticas, para poder Ne
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GulIIermo BfseaIe Ramos

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, II de
mayo. (Corresponsal}. = EN-
esta lucha vuestra por la libertad,
mi partido les ofrece SUI solidari-
dad absolute. Debo felicitarles por
mantener en- alto la bandera de ia
independently. Asi Sc manifesto
ell delegado peruano, diputado a la
Camara por ell APRISMO, profe-
sor Guillermo A. Bracale Ramos,
mientras hablaba a directories Y Ii.
deres del Partido Independentista
Puertorriqueno, citados para una
session de emergencia, en- las of.
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X l|I|II l


WASHINGTON, mayo II UP)-El gobierno de Estados onidos
anoues al Lbano y eta dispuesto a desembarcar tropas TAM
bien. il gobierno hbanes asi 10 soicita, para proteser Ia Waa de 10
ciudadanos norteamericanos.
Ell DEPARTMENT. de Estado anunco que proyecta envlar an
ndmero indeterminado de tanques al Lbano zen e. futuro proxmo.
Mientras tanto. 81 supo que ell Secreaio de Estado, John Foster
Dulles, manifesto a destacados senadores en- una reunion secreta cele-
brada ell jueves, que recomendaria ell envio de tropas norteamerlcanas
81 ell Presidente del Lbano, Camille Glamour, 10 sohcita.
Las fuerzas, do Dulles, senan utilhadas solamente en- esso nece-
sario MARI ,roteeer las vidas de ciudadanos de Estados Unidos en- 81
Lfbano. H
ExpIesion causa MNsrosa Muertos en- Paris
PARIS. mayo II (UP)-Una volenta explosion sacudio hoy 81
sector norte de la pohticamente tensa capital francesa, al estahar xn
tanoue de sasolina en- una estacion de servco.
La explosion arras6 la estacion y do muerte a hanaefosas pefsc-
mas en- ell establecimiento y en- la cale. M
La policia anunci6 que se sabe va de IA muertos, Meaauyendo a.
gunos nihos pequehos.
Piouetes de salvamento estan removiendo los escombros, en- bases
lde otras Setraas. Per 70 Menes % Rsrsenss heeadas han Ade esadA
kA&@ Z dtvegses kacEB&@
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MEDIDAS SEVERAS EN-


LISBOA, mayo 17.-(UP).- FL
gobierno de Antonio Oliviera Sala-
Ear prometi6 hoy tomar medidas Sc
veras contra los pa%rtidarios de la
oposicion que desaten la violencia
en- las Gales.
Los partidarios del General
Humberto Delgado, candidate de
la oposicion en- las e%lecciones We
nideras, lie prepararon anoche una
tumultuosa bienvenida en- ell cen
tro de Lisboa, que fue dispersada
por la policia con sus palos de re-
glamento.
Hoy las autoridades civicas hi.
cieron saber, en- una declaration,
que ell objeto de los partidarios de
La oposicion parece ser la creacion
'de una atmosfera de agitacion so.
cial, desorden e inquietud publica"
La declaration dice que ell 60.
bierno tiene la firme determine.
cion de Impedir todos los distur
bios de orden publico" Y senals
que cuando las manifestations Sc
desmanden "seran reprimidas cor
Ia mas estricta severidad."
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Russia Ofreee Ayudar a Estados
Unidos a 5aIir de Ia Depression
comprarian Grandes cantidodes de Aero

CHICAGO, Mayo n -CUP1-- Despnes de recbir aqui una imi
tacion "ordenada" de los desordenes que saludaron al vicepresidente
Nixon a SUI hegada. a@Gafacas, ell Embaiador russo, Mikhail Menshikoy
ofrecio ayuda a Estados Unidos para permtirle sar de la depression
economical que 10 azota. Va -
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KSII:Ey

para d SOIlSCuCI llIuluS
academicos por medios contrarios
a la Ley. Dice ash ell telegrama del
DIR. Penaranda:
Presidente Fulgencio Batista
Palacio Presidential
Habana
Cuba.
Denpncio una vez mas ante las
Instituciones y hombres civilizados
del mundo, y ante listed, la situa-
cion de fuerza que Sc ejerce en- es-
tos momentos sobre los funciona-
rios de la Universidad del Norte
de Oriente, Holguin, por las mis-
mas personals de SUI Gobierno en-
penadas, como cuando me vi pre-
cisado a abandonar ell pals hace
hace mas de dos meses, en- obte-
ner titulos universitarioS con vio-
lacion ademas, de elementales prin-
cipios que regular ell nivel tercia-
rio, los E~statutos y los acuerdos
del Consejo de la Universidad.
DIR. Pedro Penaranda Diaz,
-. Rector en- ell exilio. 80.
DEJADA SIN EFECTO
CONVOCATORIA DE LA
CAMARA
LA HABANA, Cuba, Mayo II.
(Por radlotelefono).-La convo-
catoria a session extraordinaria de
la Camara de Representatives., para
ell proximo microbes en- horas de
la tarde, fue dejada sin efecto, no
habiendose librad0 nueva citacion
aun, segun Sc informo en- la Presi-
dencia de ese cuerpo colegislador.
Tanto la Camara como ell Senado
habian sido convocados para CO.
nocer en- session extraordinaria. ell
mensaje del Poder Executive soil
citando la ampliscion del Estado
de Emefgencia Nacional durante
otro plazo de As dias. Sin embar-
go, en- palacic no Sc informo sobre
cuando habra de ~celebrarse la reu-
MON del Consejo de Ministries en-
que Sc acordara ell mensaje, que Sc
esperaba 81 produjeral ell lunes o
martes he la semana que hoy Sc
inicia Despues de senalada la reu-
MON de Gabinete Sc hara la con-
vocatoria a extraordinaria al Con-
greso.
IMPORTATION DE FAISANEs
A solicitud de la Association pa
ra la protection y fomento de la
fauna cinegetica nacional, ell Mi
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c1naS del Par
lido la noche
del microbes.
con Ell propo-
sito de escu.
char un men
safe del distin-
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nistro de Agriculture firmo una
resoluclon autorizando la importa-
ciop de 5000 ~faisaneS. con los be-
neficios de la exencion de de-
rechos a~rancelaries. La Association
informo que Sc ha comprobado que
la variedad del faisan Ring Neck,
Sc reproduce en- Cuba sin que per-
judique a las demas especies indi-
genas y Sc quiere incrementar SUI
desarroll en- ell pals por ~.resultar
un verdadero attractive tanto por
la belleza del annual como por Ell
interes que despierta en- los GAIA
doreS.
LA VAGINA SALK
Por ell Ministerio de S~alubridad
Sc declart la yenta libre de la va
cuna antlpoliomlelitica Salk, de-
jandose sin efeetn las limitaciones
establecidas anteriormente, pero
siempre que Sc cumplan los requi-
sitos dispuestos para los productos
farmaceuticos y exigiendose que la
vacunaclon sea practicable por I'm
medico en- eiercic1o.
Ell CURSE ESCOLAR
In ell Ministerio de Education
Sc informo que ell presente cur.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Submarines no
Idenfificudos
en- Ell Atldntico

LISBOA, mayo 17.-(UP).-Sub-
marines no identificados navegan
por ell Oceano Atlantico, en- la 20
ma que patrullan las naves de los
paises de la Organization del Ira
tado del Atlantico Norte.
Ell anuncio fue hecho por I'm
contraalmirante britanico en- esta
ciudad.
Ell Contraalmirante sir Williams
Davies, de la marina real BRITAIN
ca, declare que los submarines ope-
ran en- aguas de los cemandos del
Atlantico Oriental y Occidental de
la OTAN.
Davies manifesto que los sumer-
gibles operan en- "numero limita-
do. Sc nego a decir concretamen-
tie 81 eran rusos.
Davies hizo ests declaration en-
una c%onferencia de prensa a bordo
del crucero b%ritanico "Birming-
ham, anclado en- ell puerto de Lis
boa y de vista en- Portugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
'Denuncian kueya Coacoon
Official Sobre Profesorado
de Uniyersidad de Ko|quln
Dos RecIusos Sc Fugan de Ia Cdrce| de Boniato
Deiado sin Efecto convocutoiu a Session Extruordinoriu de la cdmoru. =
Quedun uGn MoLendo 46 centroles AzUcureros. = Sdbudo 81 So lnuugururd
ell TdneI Buo la Baha de La Hubuno. - 5000 EseoIures Legon a La Hobuno

MIAMI, II de mayo. Ell doc
tor Pedro ~fsaaranda, Rector de la
Universidad de Holguin Cuba, ac-
tualmente exilado en- los Estados
Unidos, envio al Presidente Bats
ia un telegrama en- ell curse del
cual denuncia que Sc estan en-
pleandu metodos
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

pIGdlUU IHPLUUOS
de fuerza sobre
Ell p~rofesorado de
la referida i S
titucion docente,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

so escolar finalizara ell viernes 6
de JUNO proximo habiendose de-
sechado ell proposito de extern
derlo hasta ell vie"nes Is. Ell nuevo
curse Sc iniciara en- ell mes de Sep
tiembre.
CUESTI0NES AZUCARERAS
Ell MInisterio de Agriculture in
formo que quedan aun moliendo
en- Ia presente zafra, As c~entrales
azucareros en- toda la nacion y
que de los "a que habian iniciado
la segunda zafra para cubrir la
Quota adicional, no han terminado
aun 8 de ellos En- c~irculos azuca-
reros Sc dio a conocer que Sc ha-
bia heoho una venta de azucar de
5000 toreladas a Japon y otra can
tidad adicional limitada para la
propia nacion, ash como otras 5000
para Grecia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
La sEMANA DEL GAMING

En- ell Palacio de Bellas Aries
Sc efectuo aver La ceremonia de
clausura de la Cuarta Semana del
Canine con Ell cierre de la EXPOSE
cion sobre Obras Wales que estu-
vo alberta durante ell tempo que
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

Delicious, oldtlme slli ZEN up SOUP
that's Upton Chicken Noodle. Notice the rich
chicken broth, the nourishing egg noodles.
So tempting you'll want Il ofteni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
...whoIesome, hearty nourishment II

Just dip your spoon into a steaming bowl
of Upton Soup-and you'll see. It has
the wonderful slow-simmered taste and
heartiness you expect only in home
cooked soup.
Upton puts into their soups the kind
of good ingredients you would use IN
homemade soup. So they're really nour-
ishing the way you want soup to be.
Aren't you glad it's 90 easy to serve
Upton Soups? Try all varietiesl
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
JOHN EDGAR MANN, NATIVE
OF MAINS HARBOR DIES

John Edgar Mann, go, husband
of Mrs. Alma Rountree Mann and
son of the late Augustus o. and
Mrs. Laura Ann Midget Mann,
died at Norfolk hospital Thurs
day, May l.
Besides his wife he is survived
by daughter, Mrs. R. M. Rice;
four sisters, Mrs. r.. L. Cart
wright, Mrs. A. G. Dowdy, Mrs
H. S. Durham and Mrs. P. W.
Hollingsworth, all of Norfolk; a
brother, E. B. Mann of Bayside;
a granddaughter, Miss Deborah
Rice, and grandson, Ronald Rice
both of Norfolk.
Mr.. Mann was a native of
Manns Harbor, Dare County, and
had been a resident of Norfolk fol
so years, residing at 1412 Norcova
Ave. He was a member of the
Temple Baptist Church, Virginiar
Lodge No. 674, Brotherhood OF
Railway Clerks, and a veteran OF
World Wars l and II. He was ir
the employ of the Virginian Rail,
way for 36 years and at the time
man.
of his death was warehouse fore
Funeral services were Sunday al
pm. Burial was in Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
LIONS DISTRICT GOVERNOR
MEETS WITH MANTEO CLUB;
GOOD ATTENDANCE NOTED

Remarkably good attendance was
noted at the meeting of the Man.
teo Lions Club, when District Gov
ernor Bob Langley of Bath was
guest at the Tuesday night session.
Governor Langley was paying his
second visit of the fiscal year, and
brought with him a particularly in
teresting program.
At the conclusion of a brief
business session in which the club
voted to donate $50 toward helping
the Little League baseball team,
the meeting was turned over to
Gov. Langley. His program was q
most interesting demonstration on
his favorite hobby, the raising of
show and racing pigeons. Langley
developed a liking for the hobby
some three years ago, and at
present has about 100. His demon
stration included showing of five
varieties, plus information regard
ing costs and rewards from the
raising of same.
New Officers
Officers elected recently for
year 1889 are as follows: M.
X. Fearing, Jr., president; Willett
Tillett, 1st v-pres.; Ellsworth B.
Midget, Jr., End v-pres.; A. H.
Ward, Jr., 3rd v-pres.; Francis
Meekins, Sec; Melvin Jackson,
asst. Sec; David Dickie, treasurer;
Jack Tillett, tailtwister; Everett
Liverman, lion tanner; Ralph UNI
phlett and DR.. w. w. Harvey, Jr.,
directors.
The new officers will begin their
terms with the first meeting in
July.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
MRS. DORA DAVIS AT 20
GRAND WANCHESE LADY

Mrs. Dora Davis, a grand old
lady of Wanchese will celebrate
her Goth birthday, today, Friday.
May 9th with many of her chill
dren and grandchildren around.
She is one of the three older wom-
en- of the community, Mrs. Lucetta
Montague headed for 80 in Octo-
Der, and Mrs. Sally Ann Austin
is around 80.
Mrs. Davis is surprising ac-
tive living alone and doing her
cooking and homework, although
she finally gives in to her children
now and then, and lets them do
some of it. She has conceded fur
Their, and spends nights at her
sons home nearby. But she does
yard work, and looks after flowers.
Mrs. Davis has four living chill
dren: Mrs. H. H. Howard of Nor
folk, Mrs. Martin Refers of Cal
ifornia, Edward Davis and Mrs.
George Baum of Wanchese. She
has many grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Several of her chill
dren have preceded her in death.
She was one of the large family
of the late Capt. Peter and Caro-
lima Gallop, her parents and is
lifelong resident of Wanchese
community,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
Dream AND BASS HITTING
IN DARE MAINLAND LAKES

Jesse Hamel, Jim Whitley and
W. R. Tippett of Greensboro made
one of the best catches of large
mouth bass reported this season
lille fishing in East Lake neal
he State Fish and Wildlife land
ing ramp between Manns Harbol
and Mashoes this week. Each land
ID their limit and the fish ranged
from one to six and quarter
pounds.
The Greensboro party, who otter
fish East Lake while making then
headquarters at the v. G. Mid,
gett's Cavalier Motor Court in
Manns Harbor, were using popping
bugs and fly rods to make then
catches. The popping bugs were
made by Mr.. Hamel.
Mrs. Midget reported Wednes-
day that another party, Marvin
and Henry Rollins of Washington
N. C. had landed their limit OF
Dream, robin and perch and also
caught several large mouth bass.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
JURY LIST DRAWN FOR
SUPERIOR COURT MAY rs

Superior Court is to convene
in Dare County on May 26, and
the jury list was drawn this week.
Among the list of names are in
cluded some persons who are deaf,
who are epileptic, OF disabled for
other reasons, such as occupation,
which are known to the county Of
ficials, all of which indicates that
there are some who will be ex-
cused from serving, and whereby
the court will be delayed while re-
placements are being picked up
around the courthouse. This indi-
Gates that no effort has been made
to purge the jury box when the
lists are made up, neglect that
has proved costly in prior sessions
of court. The list select, some be-
ing out of the state, is as follows:
Mrs. Sallie Daniels, Miss Kay
Daniels, George Toler, Sabra Til
lett, Basil Daniels, Willie E. Dan
iels, Henry. Beasley, of Wanchese.
NJ. M. Meekins, Mrs. D. o.
O'Neal, Josephine Twiford, Cald-
well A. Perry, Clay Tillett, w. R.
Toler, Joseph B. Perry, Mrs. Will
liam Davis, Kitty Hawk.
Jimmy T. Daniels, Aycock
Brown, Erwin White Jr., Mrs.
Marian Cochran of Manteo.
Murray Styron, Preston Stowe,
Lloyd j. Styron, Ronald R. Stowe,
Cecil Austin of Hatteras. Parson
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
FUNERAL MRS. N. WESCOTT
HELD IN MANTEO SUNDAY

Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Naomi
D. Wescott, widow Of Eber r.
Wescott, who died Thursday of last
week after a long illness. Services
were held at 2 pm. by Rev. w. E.
Cholerton, pastor of the Manteo
Baptist Church which was filled
with friends. A solo: "God Under
stands" was sung by Mrs. Linwood
Mayo, and the hymn at is Well
With My Soul" was sung by the
choir, with Mrs. Willis Pearce at
the organ. The casket was covered
with a pail of pink carnations.
There were many floral offerings.
The service was concluded at the
grave in the Manteo cemetery.
Pail bearers were: Edward, Roy
and Fred Wescott, C. S. Meekins,
Frank Cahoon and Ben Greet.
Honorary pail bearers were R.
Bruce Etheridge, w. F. Baum, PEN
nell Tillett, M. R. Daniels, w. B.
Fearing, Tom Russell, Ted Scog-
gins, C. D. Dudley, G. H. Dudley,
Linwod Mayo, M. L. Daniels, M.
L. Daniels Jr., Martin Kellogg, Jr.,
Victor Meekins, R. H. Midget,
Trell Payne, Roy King and Clyde
Biggs.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
By AYCoCK BROWN


A simulated atomic bomb equal
to one million tons of TINT was
dropped on the Norfolk area Tues
day, May 6, and evacuee traffic
from the Hampton Roads area
moved through Dare County at an
estimated rate of 1900 cars per
hour.
Dare County Auxiliary police
were instructed to keep the traffic
moving south on Highway 264, be-
cause this sparsely settled region
could not take care of the great
number of injured, frightened,
hungry and suffering people. Then
to make the situation more serious
the Enemy's underground succeed
ed in destroying the center span
of Wright Memorial Bridge, re-
sulting in evacuee traffic jamming
Currituck County. An advisory to
State Headquarters in Raleigh to
State Headquarters of Civil De-
Tense requesting that Hampton
Roads be advised of the Currituck
incident, and from Norfolk investi-
gators headed for Dare County to
make an effort to apprehend the
sabateurs.
In less than a day, due to the
great number Of evacuees all food
supplies ran out along the Hamp-
ton Roads, Currituck, Dare and
Highway 264 route of escape.
General H. E. Griffin, head of
the State Civil Defense advised
early that Dare Coast waters were
highly contaminated with radio
active fall-out from the bomb drop
in Norfolk. The contamination also
fell in the tributaries of the sound
and State Fish and Wildlife per-
sonnet advised that it would be
unsafe to use fish or other sea-
food that some of the residents
thought would relieve the food
situation.
Roanoke Island was probably
saved from immediate destruction
when bomb dropped by an enc
my plane hit Roanoke Sound anC
failed to explode. A plane, prob
ably the bomb carrier, was shot
down over Albemarle Sound, but
many planes in East Carolina and
Virginia delivered their lethal car
go. Destruction was widespread.
And although none of the fore
going actually happened, Civil De,
Tense authorities here, in the State
and Throughout the nation say il
can happen here. That is why the
Civil Defense drills throughout the
country on May 6 and Z, attracted
so much attention from the White
house in Washington to cities
towns and villages throughout the
nation and to Manteo here on Roa
noke Island.
Probably the most active person:
who were really taking the drill
very seriously here on the Coast
of Dare was Fred Trew, acting
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
CATHOLIC CHURCH TO
OBSERVE ASCENSION

The great Feast of the Ascension
of our Lord and Savior, Jesus
Christ, will be observed at Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church of Kill
Devil Hills, on Thursday, May Is,
with Masses at eight o'clock in the
morning and at eight o'clock in
the evening, says Father Peter NJ.
Denges. AS the Ascension of Christ
is holy day of obligation through
out the world, Catholics attend
Holy Mass to mark the opening of
Heaven closed by the sin of Adam
and Eve. Confessions will be heard
before both Masses.
"When Christ assembled into
Heaven forty days after His Res
direction, He escorted into the
New Jersalem the souls of the
just who were in Limbo awaiting
the Redemption of the human race.
Among the saved were Adam and
Eve, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob,
Moses, David, st. Joseph and st.
John the Baptist" Father Denges,
the pastor of the Catholic Church
by the sea, cordially invites the
public to attend the Ascension
services.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09

L. Powell, Miss Sarah Halliburton,
N. A. Tillett, Mrs. Levetta Mid
gett, Mrs. Donald Dough, Kill
Devil Hills.
Brian S. O'Neal, G. E. Meekins,
Ray Midget, Edith Best OF
Stumpy Point. John w. Midget,
Mashoes. w. A. Meekins, Jethro
Midget, R. B. Payne, Mrs. Beth
any Gray of Rodanthe. J. H. Aus
tin, Frisco. U. B. Jennette and
Edna Gray, Buxton. VIM. T. Mil
Ter, Moody Meekins, Jim Gray, N.
E. Price of Avon. Edward L.
Brown, Mays Head. Larry L. Mid
gett, R. L. Craddock, John jam
bura, and Cecil Midget of Manns
Harbor.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
DARE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE TOOK
PART IN NATIONWIDE DRILL TUESDAY,

director of Dare Civil Defense,
Goodrich Williams, who maintain
ed continuous radio communica-
tions during the alert, Civil Air
Patrol members Alpheus w. Drink
water and his daughter, Dorothy
Drinkwater. The Dare County
Schools participated in having an
atomic bomb alert drill.
Had the drop on Norfolk been
real "And it can be real" says
Trew, citizens throughout the area
would be suffering from lack of
food, drugs and other supplies, in
addition to being subject to radio
active fallout. A check of the sup
plies in stores of the area on May
6, indicated that most of the mer-
chants had little, but were expect
ing shipments from Norfolk on
May Z. Actually, had it all been
real "And it can be real" Trew
emphasizes, the food supplies eX-
pected on May 7, would never have
arrived.
The exercises or alert this week
gave all Civil Defense units an
opportunity to train and determine
many weaknesses in the overall
plan.
"The alert should cause each of
us to reflect on our inadequate
spiritual and material prepared
ness to face an atomic attack, "
said Mr.. TIew.