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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

CumpIeonos
Nos eS grato enviar nuestras sin,
ceras felicitaciones a la gentil da'
ma sonora Mary OterO, quien cele.
bra en- e. dia de hoy I'm nuevo
aho de vida y aprovechamos la
OCCASION para formular votos por.
que cumpla muchos amos mas, pie.
nos de alegrias y bienestares.
. Q .
Vayan nuestras sinceraS felicita.
clones para ell apreciado caballero
senior Donald Alyaro Mccarthy AL.
vareZ, con motive de la grata cele.
braci6n de I'm nuevo aniversario
de SUI natalicio ell ell dia de hoy.
Rodeado del csrino de todos los
suyos, celebra en- ell dia de hoy I'm
nuevo aniversario de SUI allegro
existencia ell gracioso nino Jose A,
Velez, motive por ell cual nos es
grato enviarle nuestras mas cali.
das felicitaciones y votos porque
goce de una v%enturosa y ~prospera
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
cumpleanos

AJusia hoy un nuevo aho de vida
la gentil senorlta susanna Cartaya,
hija dei DR.. Ramon Cartaya y Sc
nora, PrOvIjencia de Cartaya,
miembros estimados de nuestra CO
lonia hospanOamericana.
A las muohas felicitsciones que
reciba con motive de tan grats
OCCASION unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras.
Hoy celebra Ia grata OCCASION de
su cumpleanoS la ~apreciada DANA
sonora Ana Maria Arias, motive
por eli cual nos eS grato felicitarla
cordiaimente y deSearle largoS
amos mas de vida.
Rodeadc del aprecio de todos
los suyos, celehra hoy su cumplea-
nos la g~raciosa nina Blanca F!Ori.
do, hija de la gentil pareja cuba.
ma tornado por Ell senior OlegariO
FlOridO y sonora, Nieves Cabrera
de FlOridO.
La felicitamoS carinosamente y
lie deseamos una larga y venturosa
existercia
Pasa a la paglns s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
HAY QUE TOMAR
P~RECAUCIONES

Querida Amaranta; No com.
prendO como, habiendO miles de
hOmbres solterOS, hay muchachas
que Sc desviven pOr los caSadOs.
Aunque solo cuentO % amos, al
pedirme relaciOnes ell muchachO
que rs hoy mi noviO, que tiene
~, 10 primerO que hice fue en-.
terarme de SUI vida y milagrOs
para averiguar 81, en- e~fectO, era
sOlterO.. PerO no tOdas haeen 10
mismO: algunas no Sc preocupan
de averiguarlo; Otras Sc dejan
llevar por las palabras engaiOsaS
del pretendiente que promote di-
vorciarse la semana pr6xima. FL
cuentO es siempre identicO; que
no quieren a 81 eSpOsa, que Ia
espoSa no les comprende, que son
unos martires, que ell div0rcio es
faeil, que 10 de los hijOs no tiene
impOrtancia, etc. etc. iY cuaI es
ell reSuItad0? Que estos hOmbres
casadOs saben muchO, que eMga.
nan a las muchachaS.... y que
aeaban por volver con la esp0sa.
Iris
En- los pueblos y ciudades dom
de la gente vive con cierto arrai-
60, TODD ell mundo sabe POGO mas
o menos 81 un hombre es sol
tero, casado, viudo o divorciado.
Pero, en- las grandes cludades
hay que tomar precaucioneS. Ell
aspectC externo eel tipo, ell ira
.je, los modales- que en- otro 81
ito v1ene a ser la medida de la
esfera social, origen y condicion
de cada cual Gque significa? No
signlfica NADIA. Andan por las ca
lies millonarios que visten como
limpiabotas, y limpiabotas que
podrian pasar por millonarios.
Un elegante caballero puede ser
muy bien I'm ladron. I'm argen-
tino. puede decir que nacio en-
Chile 81 tai cosa lie convene. I'm
evadido de justicia puede alegar
que es I'm perseguido politico.
Abundan los doctores que jamas
pasaron por la universidad. Mi
les de personals cambian de NOM
bre ror capricho o por razones
inconfesables. Ell pasado, que es
la historic de una persona y la
anticipation de 10 que probable
mente sera SUI future, quda ALA,
hundido en- terra lejana, sin que
haya apenas manera de averi-
guarlo. Nadie sabe de nadie. Las
grandes eiudades son ell refugio
ideal de los bigamos, maridos es-
capados, padres de hijos aban-
donados, etc, sin centar los es-
tafadores, ladrones y criminales
que andar por ahf sueltos. Tam
POGO faltan los 1ocos, maniati-
eos, Iusos, etc, que a veces son
mas peligrosos que los anterio.
res. Es pues forzoso tomar pre-
eauciones. Dejarse llevar por las
apariencia es muy peligroso.
Hay que desconfiar especialmen-
he de los recien llegados cuya
p%resencia en- este pals no es per.
fectamente clara. Estas razones,
unidas al ambiente de libertad
norteamer1cano y la excesiva ex-
tension de la ciudad, aumentan
el peligro constante en- que vi
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
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PARA CORRESPONDENCE. 20. BOZ ss, MIAMI. FLORIDA
CumpIeanos

CumpIeonos
NueStros parahienes en- ell dia
de hoy, con motive de la grata &C.
lebracl6n del ~aniversario de su ma
cimiento para la estimada dana
Guiana sonora Ana Suarez de Co.
rripiO, esposa del senior Eduardo
COrriplO, y nuestros deseos de que
disfrute de muchos amos mas de
vida.
Vayan nuestras sinceras felicita-
ciCnes para ell %apreciado caballe-
no senior Raul Ricardo, quien cele-
bra en- e. dia de hoy la grata oca-
sion de su cumpleanoS, y nuestros
votos por SUI bieneStar personal.
3 X X
Hoy celebra un nuevo aniversa-
rio de su natalicio la gentila dana
sonora Ana de la Fe, esposa del Sc
nor Julian de la Fe, y con tai mo-
two nos complace enviarle nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones y vo.
tOS por Su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
LA RECETA DEL Ola
~GALLETITAS JUEGOS DE
nAMAS


DAMAS
80 galletitas)
IL tazas de hariua de triso
IA cuacharadlta de sal
IA cucharadita de soda
l cucharadita de polvo de hor-
near
l cucharadita de vanilla
"a taxa de m~antequilla
/ taxa de azucar
huevos batIooS
l IL onzas de chocolate derre-
lido.
Cierna juntos Ia harina, la sal,
la soda y ell polvo de hornear. Ba-
ia la mantequilla, ahada la harina
para formar una masa y separe en-
dos parties. Agregue Ell chocolate
deri etido a la mitad de la masa,
la cual quedara oscura. Divida esta
masa en- dos y forme tiras largas
como de l pulgada de ancho por
IA de pulgada de gruesa. Haga 10
mismo con la otra parte de la ma
sa, la cual quedara de color anna.
rillo. Porga sobre la tabla una tira
de color oscuro, unite leche por los
dos lados Coloque al lado una lis.
ia claro y una las dos Encima de
estas dos tiras, coloque las otras
dos, una de color oscuro sobre la
de color claro y una de color claro
sobre la oscura Afirme bien los
lados para que Sc unan. Guarde
en- la refrigeradora durante l no.
ra. Corte a traves y hornee a 400
grades Farenheit durante 10 mi.
nutos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
Reeisn Casados

FL domingo proxImo pasado, Sc
juraron amor eterno ante Ell ara
sagrada del altar. la ~distinguida Sc.
norita GeOrgina N1hez y Ell apre-
ciable caballero don Juan Antonio
Alfonso, ambos, miembros destaca-
dos de nuestra colonia latina resi-
dente en- Miami.
La ceremonial nupcial fue cele-
brada en- la intimidad, asistiendo
a esta unicamente sus amigos mas
allegados y los padres de los no.
vios, Ana Luisa Gomez de NGnez,
don Pedro Nunez, DOmitila Gar
cia de Alfonso y don Antonio AL
fOnSO.
Hasta Hollywood, hacia donde
partieron a pasar su luna de miel
les hacemos llegar nuestros since
ros votos porque en- SUI nuevo esta-
do solo tengan felicidad.
CumpleGnos,
CeIebra hoy Ell mejor de sus dias
la gentiI damits Guiana senorita
Armada Silva. motive por ell cual
nos complace felicitarla ~caluroSa-
mente y desearle que disfrute de
una largs y venturosa ~eXistencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

La dramatica e%ntrevista de China
MEGA, sigue viviendo oculto para Ell
pueblo que tanto 10 amo y cuyos
ideales de redencion defendio. Mu-
chos mexicanos suponen que no
solo esta vivo, sine que hasta asiste
cada aho a los %homenajes que Sc lie
rinden en- Cuautla, en- ell eStado de
MorelOs. La adoracion de SUI pue-
bio justifica este mito.
~ Adolfo Hitler? Sabemos que
millones de personals no quedaron
muy convencidas cuando Sc anun-
clio su suicide, y hay quien cree
que vive en- la Patagonia, en- miste-
rioso refugio, esperanto que llegue
de nuevo SUI bora. Como es natural,
a la imagination popular lie cuesta
admitir que IN hombre que fue
dueno de la mitad del mundo civil
lizado e hizo temblar a toda Euro
pa haya podido desaparecer tan ia
cilmente como cualquiera de los
morales.
Lo mismo sucede con la prince.
sa Anastasia, hija del ultimo Ro.
manoff, ell Ear Nicolas II. a quien
ejecuto ell %gobierno revolucionario
russo despues de 1917..,y que, sin
embargo, Sc afirma eludi6 por mi
lagro SUI tragica suerte. Hay ahora
una mujer que vive en- la miseria
y asegura ser ella, aunque no Sc ha
logrado probar su identidad. una
muertd que reSurge del pasado? o
quiza solo Sc trata de otra DANA
con aspiraciones romanticas que
quiere asumir la personalidad de
la mucrta y creal en- torno la au.
reola de una leyenda.
UN MUERTO PREvISOR
Sc asegura que ell celebre fusi.
lamiento del mariscal Ney, brazo
delecno de Napoleon en- sus con.
quistas, no paso de una comedia
destinaoa a facilitar SUI fuga. Ell
mariscal. con una gruesa fortuna
en- su equlpaje habria huido a Es.
tados Unidos donde murio DIES.
pues de una larga y respectable vi
da. Pero al MORN, segun parece,
no Sc lie divide de encargar a sus
amigos que pusieran sobre SUI tum.
ba este epitafio: 'Aqui yace ell ma.
riscal Ney, de Francia'. He aqui,
pues a un muerto que fallecio dos
veces.... Esperemos que la segunda
lie sirva de escarmiento y se mode
re-.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

HORIZONTALES
1--Mancha de la piel.
5-Rio de la America del Sur.
8-Apodo de los Jose. Inv.
12-Hueco, vanidoso, Inv.
13-Animal acuatico.
14-Sputnik terrestre.
15-Conservado.
17-Dios griego del amor.
18-Pirata espanol.
19-Persa.
21-Departamento de Franeia,
Var.
23-Yunque de plateros, Inv.
24-Tiempo transeurrido desde ell
nacimiento.
27-Placa de los erisoles.
29-Bolena. por ejemplo.
32-Percibia utilidades.
34-Trampas o embustes.
36-Origlama, Adv.
37-Del verbo tasar, Inv.
39-Pieza de las armaduras.
40-MoVimlento obrero Socialista,
Inic.
42-De escasa importancia.
Abel verbo abotonar.
47-En las playas.
51-Una en- matrimonio.
52-Relativo al amor, Pl.
Save de rapiha.
55-Nosotros.
56-Se de cuenta.
57-Flojo, suelto.
58-Agarradera.
59-Cocinas en- seco.
VERTICALES
1-Intersticio de la piel.
2-Suave, dulce.
3-Prueba I'm vino.
4-Paseo con arboles
5-Agrupacion Patriotica Iberi-
ca, Inic. .
6-Solicitara.
7-Igual al 81 Horizontal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
DEL H0GAR-por Victoria ALetondra
FL POEMA De HOY
Auto %Sacramental
(Frosmente)

Frosmente)
FL viento de Dios, Sc oferro
tonto y tonto al firmomento,
que, en- verdod, no tiene ell viento
expIicocion en- Ia tierro. -
Padre, Gy que hay Iueqo, detros
del viento? -Mds viento en- DOS.
y idetros del viento?. Dios.
-GNodo mos Dios? -Nodo mas.
Padre, padre, iy me diros?
quien es Dios y de que modo?
-Es ell unico ocomodo
que hoIlords, bueno y ~senciIIo,
al fin; eel Perfeeto AnilIo,
ell Sin-Por-Ques y ell Por-Todo.
Y no quieros m6s sober:
que 81 ohoro tn ofdn porfio
por sober, lleeord IN dio
en- que sobros sin querer.
We hijo mio: ponte a correr
Por esos compoles prodos
con los lonores oonodos,
ontes que veneon los rosos,
Ia luz y los m%oriposos,
q oPorecerte pecodos.
Antes que tn sonere leVe
sea viento colorado,
temPestuoso y pesodo,
tonto como es roro nieve.
MueVe Por los hierbos, nnueve
tn Condor, tu f~ontosio,
tn angel, tn poz, tn oIeerio,
que oun estds en- possession
de TODD tu eorozon,
y oun ss tuyo TODD 81 die.
Core, oeude q tus Iobores,
q tus q%uehoceres de NADIA;
oIIo obojo, en- Ia eohodo,
tus omieos los tenores
te silbon.
iVoy, ruisenores!-
ligero como un oror.
tQue ho de troerte mi amor
que tie couse mos deIicioo
-Tus ojos oun sin moIicio
y tn sonriso en- oIbor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

habremos eonstruido; nj una letra
de los nombres que habremos crei-
-(Pasa q Ia paR. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
Nuexo Emboiodor

NueHo Emboiodor
Es cor suma completeness que
recibimos la noticia del merecido
ascenSU 6el distinguido caballero
senoI Francisco Aleman a Emba-
jador de la Republica de Hondu-
raS ante ell gobierno de Cuba.
Ell senior Aleman representa- a SUI
pals en- calidad dc Consul General
en- Miami y goza de waste aprecio
en- todos nuestTos %circulos socia-
les. Sera reemplazado en- esta ciu.
dad por ell senior Raul Caceres,
hasta bace POGO Consul de Hondu-
ras en- Nueva York.
DeSpedlmoS cordialmente al Sc
nor Aleman y SUI familia desean-
doles una perm&nencia muy pla-
centera en- la capital Guiana, y
aprovechamos tambien esta oca-
sion para extenderle la mas calida
bienvenids al senior CacereS.
De Reereso
Despues de haber gozado de unas
cortas vacaciones en- Cabo Rojo,
Puerto Rico, visitando a su fami-
liza, regreso a eSta ciudad por la
via acre la gentil dana sonora
Gracia Molina de Roman, esposa
del senior Juan Roman.
La saludamos cordialmente,
complacidos de tenerla nuevamen-
te entire nosotros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
Cheese Cake Problem,
Mrs. J. A. p. Fails Church

Mrs. J. A. r. Fails Church
For Christmas I baked the
enclosed French cheese cake
recipe given to me by my
mother-in-law. The cake
'fell" inwards so at once ]
would ask you II the oven
temperature was too high or
the baking period too long2
We enjoyed the cake and ]
covered the top with whiu-
ping cream to hide the cave
IN.
For the cake I used -four. "a
cup soft butter. l egg yolk,
sugar. l pound cream cheese,
I eggs separated. Y cup each
Of heavy and sour cream, !
teaspoon vanilla and Y tea
spoon salt.
This Is the recipe.
Have butter. eggs and
cheese at room temperature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

making reversible braided
rugs,
Monday night classes will
meet at Sherwood High
School, Sandy Spring. Md:
Tuesday at Richard Mont
gomery High School. Rock
vile, Md; Wednesday, day
classes at Damascus Elemen-
tary School. Damascus. Md;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
WEE WOMEN

who's Webster JUST another
man."
With your hands. mix / cup
sifted flour with the butter
until blended. Add / yolk and
2 tablespoons Of sugar. Blend
again. Press = OF pastry
onto bottom OF 9 inch spring
form pan. Bake in hot oven
400 degrees for 8 minutes
until lightly Drowned.
Cool and Mt into rim Of
pan. Press remainder Of
pastry inside of rim about
"a the way UP. Place In re-
frigerator while making iill-
ing. Cream the cheese, add /
tablespoon flour, and = cup
sugar and mix well. Beat in
egg yolks. cream and add
vanilla. Beat the egg whites
with salt until stiff but not
dry. Fold in.
Pour into pan and bake
at $50 degrees IS minutes or
until firm. Let stand away
from drafts until cold.
This recipe is from the
French town Of Belley, noted
for its cheese cakes.
Rug Brdidinq Glasses
The Montgomery County
Adult Education classes are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

bundles. paper wrapped par
cells and single suitcases and
In only one case did ! see q
young lady with 3 pieces Of
matched luggage.
Thank you in advance for
replies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

Luggage Question
Mrs. J. A. r.. Falls Church
] wanted to buy luggage
for myself for Christmas but
] could not make up my mind
SO I'll ask all Of you for help.
l. Do you buy all luggage
In matching sets? Is It the
proper thing to do? / wanted
5 pieces In graduating sizes
with l hat or model bag sep
arate.
2. Which would you buy
the plastic or leather ] went
to Union Station and watched
several trains come In. I sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
Removing White Spots

Mrs. n. M. r.. Arlington
TO Mrs. r. c. p. Washington
In order to remove white
spots from mahogany furni-
ture. use any type cold
cream and old ashes from q
cigarette. Leave on spot over.
night. Next morning wipe on
and polish furniture. Good
luck!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

Thursday. day classes at
Wheaton Recreation Gen.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31
ARTHUR G.. MANN DIES;
ROANOKE ISLAND NATIVE

Arthur Garfield Mann 78, hus-
band of Mrs. Annie Skinner Mann
and son of the late Louis Shelton
and Mrs. Sarah Mott Mann, died
in Norfolk hospital Sunday eve.
ming.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by stepson, Willard Skinner; a
sister, Mrs. Lydia Haigh, all OF
Norfolk, and several nfeces and
nephews.
Mr.. Mann was a native of Roa-
noke Island and had been a resi-
dent of Norfolk for Is years, re-
siding at 1928 Tidewater Drive.
He had resided in New York and
other cities several years prior to
living in Norfolk. He left Roanoke
Island about go years ago. He was
member of Ridgewood Lodge
No. TO, A. F. and AM, New
York City, Sudan Temple, New
Bern, N. c., the Veterans of For
eign Wars and was a veteran of
World War I and II.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at 2 pm. Burial in Mag
nolia Cemetery.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31
BIG CATCHES OF BASS
REPORTED THIS WEEK
FROM OCRACOKE ISLAND

Anglers on Ocracoke Island are
sharing heavily in the big drum
fish run along the coast, according
to message received by this news
paper. Walter O'Neal, native and
resident caught a AZ pound fish
while surfcasting, and Arthur Love
of Norwood, N. J. who has been
fishing at Ocracoke for 20 years
caught two drum in the surf; one
weighing so pounds.
Biggest catch was made by a
party of four fishing from a boat
with Capt. Thurston Gaskill who
got ten big channel bass, the lar
gest one weighing so pounds. This
party consisted of Morris Elby and
George Mercke Jr. of Louisville.
KY, Charlie Parker of Meriden,
Conn. and Harry Allen of Chat
ham, N. j.
Ocracoke people consider pros
poets good for one of the best sea-
sons in history for taking these
red fighters.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31
CELEBRATION
Continued from Page One)

When the meeting opened on
Saturday, the invocation was by
Carlton Smith, address of Welcome
by Mrs. Josephine Twiford, the
general chairman of the Home
coming; P. A. Tillett gave the re-
port from the building fund treas
urer, Mrs. Fannie Perry, and as
chairman of the building fund
Some $1,000 in contributions came
to the church in the process of
arranging the celebration. An esti-
mated $1,000 was spent in pro-
viding food for the visitors.
The Sunday program ended at
eight o'clock with quarterly con-
ference. This followed a candle
light communion service, and an
afternoon memorial service.
Cooks who spent many hours
preparing food on the grounds in
big outdoor pots, were Walter D.
Perry, Allen Tillett, Clay Tillett
Tom Beacham.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31
STORM DEPOSITS MANY
INTERESTING ITEMS ON
ISLAND OF OCRACOKE

The Northeast storm that began
on October 10Th brought many
strange objects ashore along the
Outer Banks, among them life
raft that has been identified as
one of the several lost from the
four Destroyers that were disabled
by the storm.
On Tuesday, October 21st, the
crew of the Diamond Shoals Light
ship reported that they had sight
ed a life raft adrift and that it
had passed the ship at 500 pm.
that afternoon. At this time it
was not known whether the raft
was carrying passengers from
some shipwreck or just drifting
empty. On Wednesday morning
Earl Taylor of Beaufort, sighted
it about five miles off shore while
spotting fish from the air. Mr.,
Taylor, flying low, circled several
times and seeing no sign of life
aboard flew in to Ocracoke to re-
port to Chief O'Neal of the Ocra-
coke Coast Guard Station.
Wednesday afternoon Coast
Guardsmen Ellis Gray and Theo-
dore Baccoccini, who were on
Beach Patrol, sighted the raft in
the surf three miles north of
Ocracoke Village. 1t was simple
matter to haul it ashore, load it
on the Coast Guard truck and
bring it in where it was identified
as one of those lost from the
Destroyers.
Life Raft Number SAP is now
in Ocracoke, cover intact, other
wise there was nothing aboard,
all had been washed into the sea
during its journey from whatever
place in the Atlantic it had left
the mother ship.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31
COMPOSER OF "OLD RUGGED,
SALVATION ARMY OFFICER

A man who was Salvation
Army officer and soldier for 15
years before he wrote one of the
most famous of all hymns "clung
to the old rugged cross" until
October IL when he Exchanged it
for a crown"
The Rev. George Bernard, who
composed the music and words for
"The Old Rugged Cross, died in
almost complete obscurity in Reed
City, Mich. But the hymn he wrote
in 1912, two years after he gave
up his commission as an adiutant
in The Salvation Army, will live
on forever.
He was born in Youngstown,
Ohio and later worked in Iowa
coal mines as a youngster of Is
to help support his widowed moth
er and five brothers and sisters.
Rev. Bernard Joined The Salvation
Army in 1895. Three years later
he became an officer, and immed-
lately began travelling the Mid
west to conduct revival meetings,
John 3:16 was the inspiration
for the writing of "The Old Rug
ged Cross, according to Rev. Ben
nard, who said he saw Christ and
the cross inseparable while pray.
ing for full understanding of the
cross and its plan in Christianity
Rev. Bernard was holding evan
gelistic meetings in Michigan wher
he started the words to the "Old
Rugged Cross, but an inner voice
told him to 'Wait!" He went te
New York and conducted a series
of meetings, and through his great
experiences at those revivals he
was able to complete the hymn
after returning to Michigan.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31

Channel bass ranging from 80
to Sc pounds have been taken by
anglers fishing the surf and inlet
at Hatteras during the past week.
Fishing for these is expected to
reach a peak during the next two
weeks.
Raleigh Hunter Jr., Winston
Salem, caught the largest reported
by Willie Newsome at whose
Sportsman's Headquarters most of
the fish taken in Hatteras and
Inlet waters are weighed. His Sc
FOUNDER, taken from the surf here,
was 491s inches in length and
30h inches around its girth.
E. &. johnson, Charlotte, N. c.,
caught 531s FOUNDER on Friday
and this was runnerup for the
largest taken during the week.
His fish was 81 inches long and
40 inches around the girth.
Best catch reported from anglers
fishing in Hatteras Inlet was made
by Railway, N. j., party that in
cluded Jim Pickens, Andy Pillar
and Bill Schmidt. Pickens caught
so Founders, Pillar and Schmidt
each boated Founders and
four. others ranging from 80 to 40
pounds were taken.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31
EASTMAN H. FORBES So
OF WANCHESE PASSES

Eastman Hughes Forbes, 52,
died suddenly Tuesday afternoon
while at work at the Dare County
Ice Co. in Manteo. He was ma
tive of Dare County, son OF the
late Clemon Fora and Elvina Eth
eridge Forbes.
A carpenter, he had resided in
Wanchese all his life. He was a
member of the Wanchese Metho-
dist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Ward Forbes; three daugh-
tern, Mrs. Erbe Gallop, Mrs. Den
mis- Clark and Miss Ruth Myrtle
Forbes, all of Wanchese; one son.
Eastman Fora Forbes of Port Isa-
bel, Tex; one sister, Mrs. William
White of Colerain; one half
brother, Theo L. Westcott of Wan
chese.
The coastland times., 1958-10-31
DEER HUNTING GOOD

A. J. Counce, 1439 Walton Road
Memphis, Tenn, killed the first g.
point buck reported on the Dare
Mainland near Manns Harbor this
year. He made his kill on Friday
while at a stand near U. S. High
way 264 three miles southwest of
Manns Harbor. He was hunting
alone and without the aid of dogs.
II had seen the buck day OF
two earlier and knew he was in
that section, So / just went back
to the locality for a couple of days
and managed to bag the buck or
the second day." said Counce.
On Saturday a half dozen more