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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21

FLOODS-Waters in Bennettsville,
S. c. after a dam had, crumbled
drove 300 people from their homes.
TRAIN WRECK-A train in Ore
gon jumped the rails at 60 mph,
but despite some broken bones,
none of the 1877 persons aboard
were killed.
"END OF THE ROPE'-Jermiah
McCray, confessed killer of five
persons in four states, was SEN
fenced to death in the electric chair
last week at Boiling Green, KY, for
the rape-slaying of a widow on
February g.
sos, 900 DAMAGES-Mrs. Stella
Craven, Al, compromised her dam
age suit for injuries in traffic
mishap against the Berkeley Feed
Co. of Norfolk for $105,000. The
courts had previously awarded her
$150,000.
UP TEN YEARS-That's a pre-
diction on the Navy satellite fired
Monday from Florida. 1t travels at
$4,000 miles per hour. It's said
to be the third satellite in the air,
counting Russia's first one which
weighs a ton.
GREAT JUDGE DIES - Judge
John j. Parker, 72 chief judge Of
the U. S. Circuit court of appeals,
a famed North Carolinian, and
great authority on constitutional
law died of a heart attack in Wash
ington. He lived in Charlotte.
CHILDISH CURIOSITY-The cur
iosity of children living nearby, re-
suited in the arrest of four men
who were operating a whiskey still
in a high-class rented home in
Princess Anne Co., Va. Dead fish
were found in a nearby lake, result
of refuse from the still.
tKLA N-INDIAN TROUBLE -
James w. Cole, grand wizard of
the North Carolina Ku Klux Klan,
was convicted last Thursday of in
citing riot among Lumbee In
dians last January Is.
DIVORCES WIFE-The Shah of
Persia has divorced his wife,
Queen Soraya, because she did not
give him son. She will keep the
title of princess, lot of money
and millions in jewels he had given
her.
TRAWLER CATCHES-Some 49,
600 boxes of fish, mostly croakers
were taken by trawlers last week
off the N. C. Coast. Prices dropped
considerably, and the deluge
caused a Sc drop in shad prices.
SECOND LIFE TERM = Frank
Edward Wetzel, already under a
life sentence for killing one North
Carolina highway patrolman, was
convicted at Sanford last Thursday
night of numbering another state
trooper; the jury recommended
mercy, meaning another automatic
life sentence.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21

ACTRESS PAYS OFF-Gail Rus
sell, movie actress, paid 1920
fine for drunk driving in Califor-
MIA.
UNCLE SANS HELP-In North
Carolina there are ,29,664 employees
on the Federal pay roll, drawing
an annual wage totaling over .122
million dollars.
50-HOUR WALK-An underwater
walk across the bed of the English
Channel from France to Britain,
a distance of over 81 miles, is
planned next August by diver Vic
tor Van Lent, IS years old.
OIL FIELD CAPTURED = The
Indonesian government last week
announced the retaking of the oil
field near Pakanbaru in rebellious
Central Sumatra and said the
American oil company, Caltex, was
free to resume operations.
NEED 8 RICH BACHELORS =
Lord Mayor James Carroll of Dub
lin, Ireland, flew to New York last
week with his three daughters
Lillian, 26, Doris, %, and Colette,
18-for the st. Patrick's Day cele-
bration and to look for three rich
eligible bachelors.
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, TOO
In Indianapolis, Wesley J. Murphy,
80, charged with reckless driving,
was ordered last Thursday to at
tend two city traffic school ses-
sions after he was caught speed
ing; he is a traffic safety instruc-
tor at an indianapolis high school.
GUNFlRE PERILS PLANES :
Pilots of two Pan American World
Always planes reported last
Thursday they had to fly off their
courses to avoid antiaircraft fire
from four Navy vessels, which.
were being manned by resevists
conducting gunnery practice.
VIOLENCE-Robert Blue, 15-yr.-
old New York boy slashed house
wife to death with a knife while
he was delivering religious publ
cations in New York. He tried to
rob her because he wanted new
clothes While cruising in a
small aluminium motor boat in
Lake Lure, N. C. three South Caro-
lima men were drowned :. Six
were killed when Bobby Glenn
O'Neal, II, tried to pass a car
carrying IL negroes in Wake Co.,
N. C. O'Neal was one of the vic
tins F. A family of five was
killed by train which struck their
car in Galesburg, Ill. Ii. Bobby
Holloway, 81, negro airman at
Goldsboro was held for the hit-run
killing of Mrs. Corrine Stallings,
81, a practical nurse Two
young men died and two young
women were injured in head-on
collision near Kinston =. Russell
Musick, 33, was found stabbed to
death in his home in Norfolk Co.,
Va.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert p.
Perry of Manteo a daughter,
Pamela Dawn, on March IL in the
Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth
City; weight five pounds 7A
ounces. Mrs. Perry is the former
Ruby Irene Sawyer.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21
UNSIGNED LETTERS.

We have many times pointed out that we will not ac
cept letters for publication unless they signed
essay that the be published but require evidence
of good faith and degree of courage This week get
complaining about the dock charges at Oregon Inlet
the prices of gas etc We do not give consideration anony
nous letters If person believes something wrong he
ought to have the grit speak out in meeting quit
planning.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21
MORE ABOUT UNSIGHTLY
CONDITION OF COURTHOUSE

To The Editor:
l am in agreement with much
that you have said in past few
issues of Coastland Times with re-
gard to the Courthouse. Since
seeing more examples of worth
lessness let me suggest that few
statements about the cleanliness of
the county buildings be noted by
the taxpaying citizens. With full
time, well paid janitor why isn't
the outer hallway and stairway to
court room swept more than just
Tuesday mornings when the crowd
is expected? People visiting the
other offices during the week must
walk over the trash left by the
"court-regulars".
One morning a group of ladies
of the entire county met in the
community for demonstration by
Home Economist from Raleigh.
Stray coke bottles, over-filled ash
trays, numerous chewing-gum pa
pers, etc., Uttered the floor and
tables. Can the county janitor not
go in after the District Social Sc
curity public and put the place in
order? Surely, we were told the
cleaning was done Tuesday morn
ing by the colored girl who comes
weekly. Once a week is by no
means enough for a building used
by the littering public. Please give
thought to this issue and include
It in your future papers.
A MANTEO CITIZEN
March Is, 1858
Manteo, N. C.
1t seems incredible that those
who have jobs in the courthouse
at high pay for so little work,
would have tolerated the litter and
trash about them every day, and
shame on the officials that such
conditions brought out the women
of the community in an attempt
to get it cleaned up. But then the
excuse of some courthouse en-
ployes is otis no use to clean up;
it will get in the same shape right
away"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21

IF you would make happy, do not add to his pos
but subtract from the Of his
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21

Just what is it that America stands for? If she stands
thing than another it is for the sovereignty
governing people and her example her assistance her
encouragement has thrilled two continents in this
world with all those fine impulses which have built up human
liberty both sides Of the water She stands therefore
example of independence example of free nstitu
TONS and example of dsnteresed international action
in the main tenets Of Justice.-Woodrow Wilson.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21

Us Islanders have regained ac-
cess to our. Cape where the Ma
tional Park Service has had con
tractors at work on "a $175,000
project expanding the parking lot,
building a new one nearer the
Lighthouse, and paving the roads
in 100-acre camping area. The
road to the Point has been blocked
off since December but it has not
Inconvenience many of us on ac-
count of there just being no wealth
er to invite anybody down there.
When the Gulf Stream gets over
its distemper, visitors win discover
with satisfaction that under the
quiet driving of new Superinten-
ent Robert Gibbs, not only at the
Cape itself, but at intervals west
and north Of It, additional ramps
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-21

UP TEN YEARS-That's a pre-
diction on the Navy satellite fired
Monday from Florida. 1t travels at
$4,000 miles per hour. It's said
to be the third satellite in the air,
counting Russia's first one which
weighs ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

counts just as much If you win
the last 10-or any 10.
We'll, you're talking results, +"
argued Mr.. Muzzy. "Of course
you know how to play it after
you see all the cards.
II knew all ! needed to know
from the start" replied Mr.,
Champion hotly. "It was stupid
to try to win the first trick with
the ace Of hearts,"
Here is what happened: Miss
Brash opened the king of
hearts. Mr.. Muzzy played dunn
my's ace-and Mr.. Abel ruffed.
A club was returned and Mr..
Muzzy won with the king and
cashed two high trumps. Play
ing in a daze now, he failed to
cash his ace uf clubs. Instead,
he led the ace and another dia-
mond. Mr.. Abel collected two
diamond tricks and got out
safely with a club lead. At the
end Mr.. Muzzy had to concede
a heart for down one.
Mr.. Champion was right.
There was no hurry about win
ming a trick with the ace Of
hearts. On the bidding it was
rather likely that Mr.. Abel had
a void in that suit. Mr.. Muzzy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

jeopardy from the start. Mr..
Muzzy could not afford to play
1t until he had picked up the
outstanding trumps.
In fact there was no reason
to play it earlier. After con-
ceding the first two tricks, as
suggested. he could have won
the third. cashed two rounds Of
trumps. ending on the board.
and parked a diamond on the
ace of hearts in complete
safety.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

should have played low from
dummy at trick one.
If Miss Brash continued the
suit the right play would be to
duck in dummy again. If she
persisted with a third heart Mr..
Muzzy could ruff in his own
hand playing the last low heart
from the board.
Ten tricks were in sight as
soon az the dummy went down.
But one of those tricks was the
ace Of hearts and it was in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BUz SAWYER
JULIET JONES
SCAMP
DAVID CRANE
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

II don't see how / could go
down on this hand, remarked
Mr.. Muzzy. illogically, after he
had just been set one trick at
mis- four-spade contract.
West dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion
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(Mr. Muzzy)
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The bidding:
West North East South
~ Pass Pass -
Ali pass
Opening lead: King Of hearts.
Only you could find a way, /"
said Mr.. Champion YEARLY.
"As usual, when you are play
ing for 10 tricks. you think
you have to win the first 10.
Don't you understand that II
, 1958-10-22

M~8#eeA
quarters closest to the Cistine
Chapel where the vote will
be taken.
The Cardinals will sleep in
offices, Railways, a few regu-
lar apartments Of Holy See
officials and several rooms es-
pecially designed for use dur
ing conclaves. Many will have
to- rest on simple iron bed
steads of Italian seminarians.
BEDDING has been moved into
the Vatican from a nearby
seminary.
, 1958-10-22
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Warner Bros. presents in Color
"~STAMPEDED"
(The Big Land

Alan Laid as. Chad, with shame
on his conscience. Virginia Mayo
as Helen, with a cloud over her
past. Edmond O'Brien as Joe,
with rope scars on his neck.
Roaring out of the Missouri-Kan-
sas Borderland the story Of
Chad Morgan, who gave the big
Land the biggest showdown it
had ever seenl
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-10-22
GIRL SCOUTS

scouts, will wear their official
uniform all day on Friday.
They will parade on Friday
afternoon at 5 pm. starting at.
the bandstand and t 8 m.
thence to Parade Ground
where they will make 3 bon
fire and enjoy refreshments.
Plans have been completed
to organize troops in Frederik-
sted. A few very capable
workers have volunteered
their services. Many more are
needed and hope has been ex-
pressed that they will come
forward and join this great
movement.
, 1958-10-22
PUBLIC NOTICE

Effective Monday, October
q, 1858, Company Cross
Street, located near the Chris
tiansted Cemetery, shall be
open to One Way traffic only.
No traffic shall enter Company
Cross Street + : . m Queen
Street. /
George A. Matthias
Commissioners Of Public
Safety
2O-22-24
, 1958-10-22

AT 500 and $3.50 pm
Big Double Feature Day u
W E B n E s B a =

nj tt-NR 0tNA ~ HReAA
Big Double Feature Day u
Hi No /
Universal Pictures presents:
THE MONoLITH MONSTERS"
Grant Williams, Lola Albright,
Phil Harvey
A Science Fiction Adventure
Thriller the mystery Of the
Mono1ith Monsters.
Hit No. 2
Columbia Pictures presents:
TOWN ON TRIAL"
John Mills, Charles Coburn,
Barbara Bates
The story Of a crime, which put
a town on trial.
Another Great Mid-Week Treat
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-10-22
and FRIDAY

as MART presents:
In Cinemaseopesand Color
NEW FACES"
Eartha Kit, Ronny Graham,
June Carroll, Virginia DeLuce
Al terrific Broadway Show it's
a light and wonderful Blues
Chaser the freshest Thing on
the Screen.
LATEST news
, 1958-10-22

what is being done in the area
Of citizenship education, draft
ed the first outline. His inter
est in such a project grows out
of what he calls 4 strong per-
sonal belief that getting the
citizen interested in register
ng and voting, assimportant as
they are, is only part Of the
Job; we must give the ordi-
, 1958-10-22
MORGAN STATE

MORGAN STATE
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per year, have been provided F.#A
for student assistants. Student 1EM~
participants will not be re- yYYE
sricted to political science MAJ WA&
jors, but will be drawn from ~
the student body as a whole. CARLOS JARDINE
This is in keeping with the hApel Necpaale
goal Of the project to develop nspanats @u A Slssn aga a. nrnaa
the citizen politician rather latng Machines, mimeograph ma
than the professional polii- chimes, Cash Registers, ETC. Spare
tician." 80
Moreover, the study is not 49, - nnaaa aor
4 "get registered and vote"
project, but emphasizes in nary citizen political wisdom
creasing political intelli- Dr.. Fleming brings to the
gence." project substantial experience
Or. Fleming explains: Eve in journalism, the federal gov-
believe that we can. make a eminent, and in community
valuable contribution to citi- organizations, as well as a
zenship education if we can stron educational back
increase political intelligence. ground.
Our project, also, vii study He is a graduate Of the Aca-
the extent to which me nand denny Of Hampton Institute,
women can. be stimulated into Hampton, Virginia, and earn
greater interest and involve cd the bachelor of arts degree
ment in public affairs, and the at the University Of Wiscon-
methods which are most effec- sin in 1881. He also holds the
tive in arousing such greater degrees of master Of arts and
concern doctor Of philosophy from the
The project has been in the University Of Pennsylvania, in
making since December 5, economies & political science.
1856 when DR.. Fleming, after respectively.
making an intensive study of Uo be concluded
what is being done in the area
Of citizenship education, draft FOR SALE
ed the first outline. His inter -
est in such a project grows out lSSo NASH METROPOLITAN
Of what he calls "strong per- Hard Top
sonal belief that getting the Good Condition
citizen interested in register $55OOO
, 1958-10-22
Veteran Legislator, Senator-at-Large
WALTER /. M. HODGE

your representative in the Legislature and
in our Nations Capital who did more than any other
candidate seeking election or reelection to get for
the people of the Virgin Islands the millions Of dol
lars the Virgin Islands are now enjoying will address
the people at Estate Grove Place Sunday, October
70, 1858 at $50 pm.
Friday, October "a, So Christiansted
Tuesday, October % Z 80 Radio Address
Friday, October 81, 1858 Christiansted
Sunday, November 2, 1858 Frederiksted
, 1958-10-22

CARLOS
Expert Mechanic
Repairing and Cleaning all makes
Typewriters. Adding and Calcu-
lating Machines, mimeograph ma
chimes, Cash Registers, etc. Spare
parts kept in stock.
Address oueenshill Apt. W
3rd Floor Phone 320W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

lished The Interpretation Of Dreams"
that the subject was put on q scientifc
basis.
Freud's discovery 81 TIE unconscious
disclosed that although We may net be
aware Of 4, 0W minds ere active an the
time, even when We sleep. Dreaming
itself IS the best proof Of this mental
activity during sleep. and We now know
that everyone dreams every night,
whether OF not he remembers il the next
morning. The familiar phrase. I'm
sleep on Il, shows the Widespread rec
ignition Of the fact that sometimes we
even can find the answer to specific prob
lens while asleep.
During sleep we return to q primitive
and infantile state. We are scarcely
aware Of the outside world, we may curl
up like an infant, and We also revert to
a primitive - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Here are clues to an ase-oId mystery
~ LEWIS L. ROBBINS, Nd.
Senior Rsyehiafyisf. The MenninV0 Foundation
Fellow. AMERICAN Psyohiafnie Association

Wlost Of Us have wondered about the
meaning Of the strange. bizarre or even
frightening dreams We occasionally have.
Do they predict what's going to happen?
Does dreaming about, say, black cat
have the same meaning for everyone? Is
there something occult and mysterious
about dreams?
The answer to an three questions IS
no." but for most Of recorded history
man has believed otherwise. Il was not
until 1900. when Sismnnd Freud pub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
GOOD NEWS
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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-23

mente malos frances, pase por
ell aeropuerto de San Jose D.
Joaquin, que 10 saba, me es-
peraba, muy metido en- su
cuello corto y duro, SUI chale.
co alto, SUI americana redon-
da, Su aire abacial y pene-
trante Me entrego numeros
de su reviSta. La policia, en-
tonces muy del ojo vivo a eau
Sa del recientisimo triunfo re-
volucionario de las huestes
de Figures, quiso revisarme
ell paquete. D. Joaquin ardio
de ira y verguenza. Todo Sc
~soluciono en- un segundo. Pc
70, 'el tai Garcia Monte" no
absorbia la pericia. Me acom-
paho hasta la escalerilla del
avion %repitiendo paternales
excuses a la policia de su tie
IRA. BondadosU maestro!
Tengo viva en- la retina
nuestro ultimo encuentro, ha-
ce dos amos y medic, natural
mente en- San Jose. Acudio a
una conferences que yo dicta-
ba en- una Escuela, pero no
quiso asistlr a la de la noche
anterior, que Sc realize en- la
sede del Partido Liberation
Nacional, con asistencia e in.
tervencion del Presidente FL
gueres. En- realidad, 10 digo
con pena, como Sc 10 he d.
cho a muchos costarricenses,
algunos jovenes, demasiado
saturados de establishes e i'm.
paciencia, habian dado en- la
flor de disimular ell rectora-
do espiritual de don Joaquin
en- SUI pals y en- America, y a
base de un trivial "nadie es
profeta en- su terra" excusa-
ban la insanable incompren-
sion a quien no ces6 de dar
honra y prestigio a su patria
y a las nuestras.
I'm dia ALA por 1851, "Cua-
dernos Americanos" decide
rendir homemade a D. Joaquin
en- los setenta amos de su
edad Quise escribir sobre
Sus cuentos y novelas y logre
que me enviara las primeras
ediciones, de que di cuenta
en- ell articulo respective. No
Sc que me agradecio mas don
Joaquin, 81 ell articulo o la de-
volucion de sus queridas edi-
clones pIincepts. Tenia don
Joaquin un estilo concise,
apretado y elegante. No des'
perd'ciaba un vocablo; los
ahorraba cGnceptistamenie.
Ayizor de TODD libro, de to-
da revista, de TODD articulo
aparecido en- America, guar
Gaba fichervs monstruosos por
SUI riqueza cuyo paradero de-
IBERIA vigilar ahora la familia
o la patria del "tal Garcia
Monje'.
He leido que el gob'erno
del Peru, ahora, lie iba a con-
decorar con la Orden del Sol.
Debiera hacerlo aunque fuese
~postumamente, como se ha-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-23

ce con los vencedores, que 10
fue don Joaquin, a su manera,
mdy con la nuestra. Ademas
era necesario lavar La estupi-
dez aquella de eel tai Garcia
Monte" Dsrle las gracias por
sus desprendido o%torgamien-
to de toda SUI persona a la de.
fensa de nuestra libertad y
nuestra dignidad democratic
cas-. Reconocerle sus servicios
a la causa de la inteligencia
continental
Nos hemos quedado sin tri-
buena todos los sedientos de
justicia y libertad en- Ameri-
ca. Repertoire Americana"
fue palestra de las mayores
polemicas pero sin permitir
nunca insultos nj sombra de
agravios. La finura de don
Joaquin imponia respeto a los
nalquerientes Para hacerlo
requerian tanto talento como
hondad Los tuvo a manos lie
mas don Joaquin De Ell puede
decirse ahora que emprendio
ell vuelo final, la Erase de Mar
ii sobre Cecilio Acosta; "cuan-
do partio tenia limpias las
alas.