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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
Currerus de Autos
Enunos Para How
en- Dinner Key

Las actIvidades de la Semana del
Bast6n Blanco, entraran en- plena
actividad a las 4.45 de la tarde de
hoy domingo, al dar comienzo a la
carrera de ocho AUTOMOBILES ena-
nos, con choferes de edades entire
4 a IL amos, en- ell auditorio de
Dinner Key.
Los eventos de la Semana del
Bast6n Blanco estan auspiciadoS
por la Federation de Ciegos de
Florida, en- beneficio de las obras
que realizan en- pro de los ciegos.
Mas de Veinte jovencitos de am
Dos sexos participaran en- las ca
rreras de hoy, alrededor de una
pista de 1,20 millas. Los autos tie.
men motores de tres caballos de
~fuerZas, capaces de d~esarrollar We.
locidades de rs millas por bora.
Los premioS a los ganadores Sc
ran en- m%ercancias y en- boletos pa
ra paseos en- ell dirigible y en- he
licopteros. Las csrreras estaran di-
rigidas por Leon Dodd, administra-
dor del Speedway" de Hialeah.
Sc invita- al publico para que
asista y contribuya a aumentar los
fondos de la Federation de Ciegos
de Florida.
0tro de los eventos de la Soma
lPasa a Ia Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
Exhibition de EIecir6nlca

La Convention y Exhibit
ci6n del Southeastern Elec.
tronic Service esta anuncia-
da para los dias del 5 al 8
de JUNO, en- Miami. Los pla
mes y detalles de Ia Conven-
cion seran dados a conocer
durante I'm almuerzo que ten
dra lugar hoy en- ell Hotel
McAllister.
FL ST., Lewis Winner. presi.
dente del grupo y res;dente
en- Nueva York, dijo que
"aunque Sc han celebrado
otraS exhibiciones electroni.
cas-, deSde luego, esta es la
primera yez que Sc presenta
una de esta clase".
La Convention esta auspi.
ciada por las asoclaciones de
servicio electronico, de Tee
nicos de Radio y Televisi6n y
la Association de Servicio de
Radio y Television de la Ba-
hia de Tampa.
Sc espera que mas de 1000
personaS de la industrial cleo
tr6nica de Florida. Georgia,
Alabama, y las Carolinas,
asistiran a la Convention.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

y Los SreS. baron de HlrSch Me-
yer, Leonard Abess, Samuel R.
Becker y w. George Kennedy, quie
mes han protestado SUI lnocencia,
citan IL puntos en- ell escrito legal
en- ell que formulan la peticion.
Sc espera que Ell Juez Federal de
Distrito, Joseph Lieb, decida ell
case dentro de las dos semanas
proXimas.
Alegan los banqueros que los
autos de procesamiento no estan
basados en- ningun crimen; que
fueron entregados ilegalmente y
que ell Gran Jurado de Tampa cue
los dicto, 10 hizo basado en- prue-
baS testificales de agentes de 60
bierno "que habian dido decir''.
Tambien alegan que los autos de
procesamiento estan redactados
en- cierta forma que tiende a diff
Guitar, demorar y confundir, cual-
quier procedimiento justo.
Dicen los solicitantes que TN
Gran Jurado estudio las acusacio-
mes, en- 1857, y no encontro eausa
para justificar su proceso.
N Gran Jurado de Tampa dicto
los autos de procesamiento ell dia
10 de febrero pasado. En- ellos Sc
acusa a los banqueros de emplear
indebidamente fondos del banco
(Pasa a la Pagina 10)
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

professor asOciado de Lenguas Mo.
dernas dc la Universidad de Flori-
da.
La toto que repr0ducimOs, nos
presenta a varios de los asistentes
al actO, ensayandO la lectura de
nuestrO DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS,
vOcerO hispanoamericanO de la
ciudad de Miami
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Ell NUEVO CONSUL de Brasil
Honorable senior Ruy de Mello Pei
xeira, lego a esta ciudad ell pasado
% de abril. Ha sido asignado al
consulate de Brasil en- esta ciudad
luego de dos amos de servicio en- ell
Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores
en- Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Ell senior
Peixeira ha servido a SUI patria
en- varias ciudades sudamerieanas
y europeaS, incluyendo a Valparai-
so, Chile; Madrid, Espa1a y Estam-
bull, Turquia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
Mordida de I'm
Ration Causa
Tetano I'm Nino

Victime de Ia mordida de Yin ra-
ton, ell nino Roddy Harter, de cast
cinco amos de edad, Sc encuentr&
en- Ell Hospital Variety Children,
padeciendo de la terrible enferme-
dad de tetanos, llamada tambien
"traba-qulJadas"
Fue hace unas tres semanas,,
cuando Roddy Sc dirigi6, corrien-
do, hacis su madre Orlando, "Ma-
ma me mordio e. ration.
FL ratoncito blsnco, 10 trajo a la
casa ell hermano mayor, Willard,
Jr. para darselo a sus serpientes,
pero cuando ell hermanito pidio
conservarlo para su distraction, lie
fue concedido
La Sra. Willard Harter, mama
del niho, Sc alarmo cuando ell ra-
ton mordio al nino en- su casa del
2210 S.W. 10th Court, y llamo a
I'm medico. Este lie dijo que obser-
vara al nlno embellishments duran
tie unos dias y lie avisara 81 notaba
algo extrano.
NADIA extrano sucedi6 a Roddy,
durante los dias siguientes y GUAM
do ell ratoncito escape de la casa,
POGO tempo despueS, nadie Sc
preocupo.
Ell lunes pasado, sin embargo,
Roddy comenzo a sentirse algo NAL.
Sc quejo de dolor de garganta. Ell
marteS, por la manana, sentia la
boca apretada y sus padres lie lleva-
ron al medico, creyendo que tenia
paperas.
Ell me6ico die que no eran pa
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

admiration y slmpatia de todoS nosotros =, RafaeIito sale en- e'
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

o reeogieron TODD, Sc uevaron los
platos para Ia cocina y Adriana fire.
60 Q Ivonne Sc ocupo de la SEGA
dera,. Terminate este, pasaron
a la sala y ocuparon una discreta
posicion en- ell tumulto. 3. AGA.
baron cantando, bailando y hacien.
do cuentos... Nosotros no tuvi-
mos NADIA que hacer... Sc habfan
robado eli SHOW. Me dijo
Ivonne que lie gustaba Pedro y a
Adriana lie gusta Eddie. Sc me
habia olvidado decirIes que Ell es
poso de Ia Sra. Ana Julia y ell
papa de estos dos prodigios, Sc
llama MALANGA...!
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Estas dos preciosas criaturitas;
Ivonne y Adriana nos estan ha.
ciendo una vista en- compafia de
su mama, la Sra. Ana Julia Me.
nendez... En- la comida que sus
padres ofrecieron a este Departa.
mento ell viernes, disturbances una
de las mas perfectas demostracio-
mes de hospitalidad, jamas ofreci.
da a un Lechuzo; habia que yer a
estas dos "mujercitas" de ocho
amos cada una, con sus delantalci
tos, atendiendo aquella mesa y ocu-
pandose de los mas minimos de-
TALES, para que los invitados no
Sareeieran de NADIA. AL final, 10
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

FL Licenciado R 81 Rivera
Cruz, dignifica hoy con su toto
grafia, la posicion cumbre de
MIAMI DE Ola Y DE NO.
CHE" De su vida publica,
professional y politica no pode-
mos agregar mucho a 10 que
ustedes va conocen, pues Ell
buen amigo, ell caballero, Ell ju-
rista y el paladin de todas las
causas mobiles de nuestra colo
MIA hiSpanoamericana, Sc ha sa-
Dido granjear por SUI cabal COM
portamiento y por SUI recto cri-
terio y seriedad indiscutibles, la
admiration v simpatia de todos /
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

tos dias a disfrutar de unas va
caciones por Europa. Ira a
Belgica, Francia, Inglaterra y
a Espana, donde SUI hermans
Alicia esta a punto de gra'
duarSe de Doctora en- Psicolo-
gia de la Universidad de Ma
drid, donde permanecera ell res
to de SUI ausencia, AL inte-
lectual boricua, que con tanto
beneplacito ha venido actuan-
do en- sus funciones del "Unau-
torized Practice of Law Com.
mittee" y al eminente gradua-
do de las Universidades de
Puerto Rico y Miami, por las
tacitas facultades que me otor-
gan todas las Instituciones CT
vicas, SocialeS y Religiosas de
esta Ciudad, me homo en- sus
nombres y en- ell mic propio,
ofreciendole este BOUQUET y
deseandole unas placidas y fe-
Ices vacaciones. -.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

vile, de Miami Beach, Ell almuerzO
de Modern Language de la Florida
educational Association, al que
c%OncurrierOn lnumerOsas personals
interesadaS en- leDguas extranjeras.
En- la discussion de asuntOs rela-
ciOnadOs con Ell espanOr participa-
ron miembrOs de la Association
Americana de MaestrOs de EspanOI
y Portuguese, y ell DR.. RaimundO
Lao, professor titular de Historic
de Literature HispanOamericana y
de Historic de la Lengua Espanola
de la Universidad de La Habana;
tambien ell DIR. HebertO LacayO,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

MANUEL vAZQUEZ, eximio ehapistero de IA "kosh"
% nos ho reveIodo como un ~peuqusre de- primero n,esnitud. e.
ARNAlDO AVILA motive de los desyeIos que uhimo-
naente sufre Gordenio, Sc va poro Europa. ~ ohoro que?
Nj Ia poesio, nj los cortos, nj los flores por cable,
nj nodo siNio.. To Monstruo" Sc cos6 en- Monzonilo 81
domingo y R. R. inconsolobIe
LOS lEcHUzos estdn irvestissndo minueiosererte los
eeSiy'dodes de un suIeto nisteriose, que ho becho su opavi-
Pasa a la PaGna 1)
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT
MEETINGS ANNOUNCED
BY COUNTY CHAIRMAN

Announcement of the date OF
precinct meetings, county and state
conventions of the Democratic
party were made this week by M.
L. Daniels, Dare County chairman.
The precinct meetings will be held
at the usual voting places at 2
pm. on Saturday, May 8, and
should be called by the precinct
chairman, if there is one. However
at the last county convention only
about five of the 16 precincts in
the county were represented, indt-
eating there had been no party
interest at the precinct level in
more than two thirds Of the pre-
cincts.
The precinct meetings should
elect delegates to the county con-
vention set for pm. on Saturday
May 10th for the election of Off
GERS and select delegates to the
state convention on May Is in Ra-
leigh.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
TWO CANDIDATES FOR
EACH PLACE ON DARE
COMMISSIONER BOARD

There are two candidates who
have filed for each of the five
places on the Dare County Board
of Commissioners. On Monday OF
this week, after repeated state
ments by Commissioner Lawrence
Swain that he would not possibly
run again, and after many people
had endeavored for weeks to get
some one to file from Mays Head
township, but without success.
Victor Meekins said he knew how
to get a candidate out, so he went
down and filed on Monday morn
ing. The next day Lawrence Swain
went down and filed, told friends
his wife told him to do it. Previ-
ously he said she opposed it.
Chairman Claude Duvall, has
filed, also Horace B. Hooper, of
Stumpy Point, both from the Main
land District of Dare County.
From Atlantic Township, Hallett
Perry the incumbent and David
Stick have filed.
From Kennekeet Township, the
incumbent, Newcomb Midget and
Woodrow Edwards of Waves have
filed.
From Hatteras Township, George
Fuller of Buxton, and Preston Bas-
nett of Frisco have filed. E. P.
White, the incumbent, stepped
down this year.
Up to Thursday, only two had
filed for the Board of Education
Leland Wise of Stumpy Point, and
R. o. Balance of Manteo, both
incumbents.
R. Bruce Etheridge had filed
for Representative; C. S. Meekins
for Clerk of Court, and Frank Ca
hoon for Sheriff. Melvin r. Daniels
had filed for Register of Deeds
opposed by Robert Lee Midget
of Manteo. Recorders Judge w. F.
Baum has filed.
From the Dare Beaches Sanitary
District, the only person to file is
Oscar Sanderlin of Kitty Hawk
The other members of this board
are Pat Bayne and w. H. Smith.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
NO SURRENDER IN
FIGHT TO DEVELOP
DARE WOODLANDS
West Virginia Co. viii Continue
Battle 10 Improve Vast
Forest Acreage

There is no inclination on the
part of the owners to surrender vet
in the struggle to develop the vast
mainland acres of Dare County
into productive source of timber
despite the severe losses resulting
from disastrous fires, according to
William Ernst Jr., manager fol
the West Va. Pulp and Paper COM
pany's woodlands operation ir
Dare, Tyrreli and Washington
counties.
Mr.. E1nst's statement this weel
will be good news to many people
who appreciate the value of the
more than $660,0O0 a year the
company is pouring out in this
area in its development and plant.
ing operations.
In the past five years the com,
pany has spent among the people
of the area approximately two mil
lion dollars. These figures do moi
take into account the large sum
See NO SURRENDER, Page Five
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
MUCH INTEREST IN GOLDEN
WEDDING NEXT WEEK

Considerable interest attaches
to the forthcoming observance of
the Golden Wedding of Hon. and
Mrs. r. Bruce Etheridge to be held
at the Etheridge home near Man.
teo, on Tuesday, April %
Mrs. Etheridge came to Manteo
as Miss Lizzie Webb, from Chowan
County, and taught several years,
and here met Mr.. Etheridge who
was then active in public affairs,
cashier of the bank, and farmer.
She became one of the commune
'ty's greatest church workers and
homemakers.
The Etheridges have not mailed
any invitations but declare open
house for the event, and welcome
to all their friends. "We are no,
after presents" said Mr.. Ether.
idge, "and we will be greatly dis.
appointed If all our friends don't
call on u.s." The hours are four tc
seven pm.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
UNCLE SAM FROM SYCAMORE WRITES:

troubles if everybody paid cash
on the barrel-head. The pore
Teller don't seem to know that in
1858 the stores don't have no
barrels and the customers amt
got no cash.
Even our preacher got to talk
ing about money matters Sun
day. He said folks was putting
more nickels in the juke box
than they was putting in, the
collection plate. It's evident that
he amt been around much late
ly. 1t takes dime these days to
git them hog-calling voices out
of a juke box. Elvis Presley
amt about to give us his "Jail
House Rock" fer a nickel.
And even when the newspapers
do git off the subject of space
and money, they keep us con-
fused. Fer instant / was reading
WHCAC oOAlC WOutdIl III hIlOuG Is
land has been weeping fer IL
straight days. That's all the
piece said. It didn't tell why she
was weeping, what she was
weeping fer,or if she ever got
what she was weeping about. I'll
lay awake all night trying to
figger out why she was weepi e.
I think I'll write that dad-burned
editor a letter and ask him.
Up at the store Saturday
night, Ed was telling about his
boy Citing a raise in pay. Ed
said that when they got through
putting it through the wringer
of deductions, withholdings, and
social security, the boy was
bringing home Sc cents less pei
week than before he got the
raise. That's the way finances
is going in the space age.
Yours truly
Uncle San
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
DEAR MISTER EDITOR:

DEAR MISTER EDITOR:
A story in the papers says
folks has got to git acquainted
with the new space vocabulary
and pay more attention to space
matters.
Pm pretty well trained in
space matters. l was raised in a
family of eight living in four
rooms. We conquered the space
problem when / was a boy. And
as fer Citing me a new space
vocabulary, about all / need to
know is that ICBM stands fer l
Can Be Murdered by one of them
long range shotguns.
I'm a heap more concerned ov-
er another kind of space right at
this time. / see where the Senate
voted the other day to pay
$965,000 fer parking space next
to the new Senate office build
ing. Considering that we amt
got but SO Senators, that comes
to $10,, 052.0r fer each Senator
to git parked each morning, or
on such mornings as he comes to
work. The piece states the lot
win hold 285 automobiles. !
reckon the other 189 spaces is
fer stenographers and consti'
tuents. We bought the whole
state Of Florida from Spain fer
not much more than we paid fer
this parking space. Looks like
this space business is Citing to
be a big problem, both up yon-
der and down here.
Newspapers is devoting more
words to money matters and
space matters these days than
everything else put together. If
it amt new space plan it's a
new money plan. Fer instant, this
Teller was talking on television
the other night And he said we
could cure all our finance
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18

Mrs. Daisy Harrison Midget
wife Of C. P. Midget and daugh-
ter of the late Walter and Virginia
Dowdy Harrison of Currituck
County, died at nine pm. Tuesday
night in the Albemarle hospital of
Elizabeth City, after several weeks
illness. Beside her husband she is
survived by a brother, Walter
Harrison Of harrisburg, and sis
ter, Mrs.Selma Sawyer of PowelPs
Point, and by several nephews and
nieces. AS young woman Miss
Daisy Harrison went to Rodanthe
to teach and there she married
Cornelius P. Midget. For many
years they. lived at and maintained
the famed Sand Ridge Lodge, first
owned by a New York sportsman.
The lodge was taken over by the
Government as part of the Pea
Island Wiidlife refuge, and shortly
afterward, the Midgetts bought
The First Colony Inn at Mays
Head which they have operated
successfully for nearly a quarter
century.
The fame Of this wonderful cou-
pie has spread far, and their
friendships are legion. Legion are
those who have enjoyed their
hospitality both at Rodanthe and
at Mays Head, and wide recogni-
ton has been given them. During
all the busy life they have spent
the Midgetts have found time for
enjoyment of it, and during their
inactive seasons have found much
pleasure in travel throughout the
county, up and down and across
it's breadth, enjoying new scenes
and meeting their many friends.
Wherever the name of the Mid
gets is known, it is synonymous
for wonderful hospitality, friend
illness and food of the very best.
The First Colony Inn is famed as
a great institution. Its principal
guiding light has been snuffed out.
Beloved as are both Mr.. and Mrs.
Midget, the passing of no one per-
son may more keenly hurt more
friends than has the death of Mrs.
Midget.
Funeral services were eel d
Thursday afternoon at 2 pm. in
the chapel of the Twiford Funeral
Home in Elizabeth City; burial fol-
lowed in the Manteo cemetery.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18

CONRAD L. WIRTH, Director of
the National Park Service, no
stranger in this locality, a career
man with the Department of In
terror who has worked his way
steadily to. the top place will be
on the coast next week to assist
in the dedication of the Cape Hat
teras National Seashore, a project
which has had his sincere interest
for many years. He will speak
next Thursday at exercises dedi-
eating the park.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
VALUATIONS OVER
DOUBLE IN RESORT
AREAS OF DARE co.
New Jersey Firm Finds Terrific In.
ereases in Atlantic, Ha+teras
and Kinneee+ Townships

Astounding figures turn up in
values turned in by Dare County
Commissioners long distance ap-
praisals Of county property. While
the job is not yet complete, some
figures have become available for
publication, and if the County
Board wants to, it can have a good
old time bringing in the dough
this year to spend. In some areas,
the property valuation has more
than doubled. In one area, it has
remained static.
Not having time this week to
give a better analysis of the ter
rifle burden that may be imposed
upon some taxpayers, we are
printing the figures for five town.
ships, showing the total real estate
values. AS we predicted some
weeks ago, these figures bear out
our belief that the County board
is getting ready to sock it to the
nonresident taxpayer who isn't
able to vote, or where there are
only a few of them able to vote.
AS we also predict, it will tend to
drive out investors and the money
they would spend to help Dare
County's economy.
Another thing, such figures as
are being brought in by these
imported appraisers, who knew
nothing about Dare County before
they came to pick up the $4,000
the Commissioners are paying
them, is going to force a lot of
people to throw their property on
the market with a tendency to
bear down the value of land II
Dare County.
Here are the valuations that
have been put on the following
townships in Dare County.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
$86,2II.8q TAXES
UNCOLLECTED TWO
YEARS AGO IN DARE
Sum Probably Now Much Greater
Showing Lack Of Effort BY
County Officials

Citizens of Dare County who
have to scrimp and save, and fig
uratively sweat blood by denying
themselves much-needed things in
order to pay the high taxes which
the county officers have been
wasting, may be interested in
knowing that a lot of other people
don't have to pay, and owe the
county over Sc thousand dollars
in uncollected, taxes.
Or at least $86,211.89 was ad-
mitted as owing two years ago,
according to the last audit that
was made by R. o. Howard, and it
is quite likely that the amount
owing is now much larger. This
total accumulated in only seven
years, since 1919.
1t is interesting to note these
figures as an illustration of just
how poorly the county officials
are attending to their job. Instead
of collecting the taxes, as eff
GENTLY as they might, they raise
taxes every year to get what
money they want to spend. Many
special friends owe taxes; to make
them pay up, might cost votes.
Don't you forget it, this is money
$86,888.27,, that other folks haven't
bothered about paying in only the
seven years ending June 80, 1856
Some people don't think this is
quite fair to the citizens who dc
pay. 1t looks like about all is done
is accept the money of those who
See TAXES, Page Five
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
soPHoMoREs RAISE SIS

A fried chicken supper, served
by the sophomore class of Manteo
High School last Thursday evening
in the school cafeteria, Melted SIS
for the class treasury. The sophie
more class is very grateful to the
mothers and other people who
help them make a success of the
affair. A large crowd was in at
tendance. The food was excellent,
the service tops.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-18
SEASHORE PARK DEDICATION
NEXT THURSDAY, MEMORABLE
MILESTONE FOR COASTLAND

Impressive Ceremonies Launching Jamboree-
festival at Both Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and
Bodie Island Beach Will Recognize Prominent
Men Who Made Possible for Dare County and
Ocracoke Island Only National Seashore Park.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-14

Mesdanes Vincent, Fitzwater, KoIkhorst, Kurrasch, Ulrich, Pat ton, Troyer, Cannon, Lawhead, Acheson, Malerich, Fenner, Alton, Kulberg, Giarvey, Belleau, Lucas, Hoover, Miller, Reddick, Newton, Hall, Benis, Wright and Tarvin. Also helping were Betty Weir and Lois Schiefen, camp nurses.
 Sheri Frey, Elaine Davis, Gail Zieba, Jane Dean, Claudio Hoov- CT, Vickie Layman, Vickie Faust, Melanie Draper, Connie Trent and Marlene Morris, older Girl Scouts, were available to help wherever possible. Also on hand were few Boy Scouts to give assistance with special chores in and about camp.
 "A big Thank You is extended to everyone in the community who helped make the Brownie Camp successful stated spokesman for the camp committee A spe- cial note of appreciation is ex- tended to Capt. Smith, Capt. Pink ham, It. Smith, pr. A. Holmes Johnson and pr. R. Holmes John son, who gave free health exam nations, and to the many who worked 50 industriously to make ready the buildings, helped with other kinds of work and gave do- nations of materials and craft SUD- plies"
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-14
SOCIAL NOTES Homemaking Happenings About To~n Gardening

We have just learned that Sis ter st. George, technician at Grif- fin Memorial hospital, has been performing public service for which she deserves recognition .... Most cities hire someone to run bacteria counts in the dairies, but Kodiak does not. .... So Sister St. George has. been donating, her time and knowledge to do this important work for the Kodiak Creamery. ... Incidentally. we have been informed that the bac- teria count here is extremely low .... good news for all milk drink CTS. ...
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-14
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD GOES TO RICHARD ROBERTS


 Richard wv. Roberts received the $4OO American Society for Metals Scholarship. The grant is based upon scholarship, charac- ter and engineering promise
 Roberts is a graduate of the Kodiak Naval Station high schoos and is the son of MT. and Mrs A L. Roberts of Anchorage. They were former residents of Kodiak. Richard is majoring in metallurgi-- cal engineering and was recently chosen by the student body as isS vice-president.