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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

bedrooms den. @i7 bathSS rec
room; manv features Include pine
paneling. huil,-in bookcases and
patio wooded acre LOT 500
month THOS G MAGRUDER
CO. Realtor. IA $500. ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

LEMlSDALE-Haye ave 3-oedrooirn
Make. reservations nov close 10
schools churches and 5 min from
Langley Park shopping center
Contact Mr. Sullivan AZ 2lNd
PROPERTIES, 23O3 JewiSdale dr..
Hyattsyille. Md. HA. a-3ieO. HA.
s.4iOO.
MANASSAS PARK Cod: .
bedrms., fully insulated; $40. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

kENSlNGION - bedrooms, 10
minutes from NH Naval HoSpi-
tai Terrace. barbecue. charm prl-
vacy SIPS VIII 6-4462.
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AIRS. UNFURNIsHED-O. G. APIS. UMFuRMIsAEO-vA.

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We have several desirable l-bed.
rm arts. In sc Wash; various
locations Rents. $50 70 $40 per
no. bedrms $3.50 mo. incl
all unsils
KARL W. coRBY 4 CO. INC.
nOH Goth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

speeds estimated In excess Of
1900 miles an hour. II Is one
OF scores Of planes and hum
dreds Of weapons. devices and
demonstrations that will be
viewed by the public Saturday
and Sunday at the Armed
Forces Day Open House at An
drews Air Force Base.
The 500, 900 square foot exhi-
bition area viii accommodate
the largest assortment OF Army.
Navy. Marine. Coast Guard and
Air Force weapons and missiles
ever presented TO the general
public.
There also viii be a thrilling
air show by the Navy's "Blue
Angels" and many other DEM
onstrations Of troops and
planes.
New Fuel Transportation
One Of the more interesting
displays viii be a performance
by a newly designed fuel trans
porter. which carries liquid
cargo in its own outsize tires.
The rolling fluid transporter is
used in off-road operations and
its tires are, 40 by so inches,
capable Of holding 500 gallons.
They will float across streams
and can be dropped by para
chute.
The Army also will show an
overland cargo carrier designed
for desert and arctic terrain.
The train is as long as a city
block and has wheels 10 feet
high.
There will be q midway of
Army rocket missiles, including
the Corporal. Honest John, Lit
tie John, Sergeant, Redstone,
Lacrosse. Dart. Jupiter-C. Nike
Hercules, Hawk and Talos.
Navy and Air Force missiles to
be on view will be announced
later.
Worlds Fastest Bomber
One display that will be seen
for the first time is the worlds
fastest and only supersonic
bomber. the Air Force B-5S
Hustler. This four-engine tur-
bojet, which can hit speeds esti-
mated in excess Of 1,500 miles
an hour. is one of the most
aerodynamically advance d
planes in the world. 1t can
carry bombs. pilotleSS planes,
interceptorS or long-range air.
to-ground missiles.
Other planes to be on display
are the five Century series
fighters whose design was de-
termined during the Korean
War. They are the F-100 Super
Sabre: the Mcdonnell F-l0l
Voodoo; the Convair F-102
Delta Dagger: the Lockheed F.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Eisenhowers Will Visit
Strutford, Home of Lee

given at the plantations beach
house by the Robert E. Lee
Memorial Foundation. They
expect to return to Washing
ton about $50 pm.
Stratford Hall is operated as
a working 18th century planta-
tion by the foundation. Mrs.
Lloyd P. Shiffen of 3lO6 @
street NV. is its District of
Columbia director.
The mansion. built in 1929,
is substantially the same as il
was in colonial times. Its gar
dens have been restored by the
Garden Club of Virginia.
The ceremony will be open
to the public.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

seen for the first time In thll
area. The precision flight
team will go through all It's
maneuyers. including echelon
rolls. loops and the climatic
Fleur-de-Lis breakup.
The Marines win be on hand
with a demonstration OF verti-
cal development by helicopter-
borne troops from ouantico.
The Leathernecks also will
cover 10000 square feet with a
layout OF their ground and air
arsenal.
The gates win open at 10 am.
Saturday and ~ Noon Sunday.
with demonstrations OF planes
and equipment starting at 2
pm. each day. Closing time 10
the admission-free show Of
Power for Peace" is S pm.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover plan to drive today to
stratford Hall, the Westmore-
land County (va.) birthplace
Of Gen. Robert E. Lee.
The White House announced
that Mr.. Eisenhower would
speak briefly at a 2:3O pm.
ceremony honoring the Con-
federate commander. Com
merce Secretary Weeks will be
principal speaker at the an
nual observance.
Leaving the White House
about 1915 am. for the 73-
mile drive, the Eisenhowers
will tour the Lee mansion and
attend an informal luncheon
Evening star., 1958-05-04

i04 Star Fighter. which can
break the speed Of sound going
straight up. and the Republic
F-i05 Thunderchief.
The Blue Angels viii present
their show In their new ,F-ll-F
Super-Tiger lets. also 10 be
Evening star., 1958-05-04
'DeIto Dart Jet to Go
On DispIoy Next Week

OF Americas hottest Jet planes the Delta Dart" will
be shown for the st time In the Washington week.
end.
The Dart known the Air Defense Commands Convair
Fi06 has the most advanced eecronics fire control system
and armament In the United States air hit
Evening star., 1958-05-04

Moonovox oII-tronsistor portable ro-
do gives high performance for q long
time. SmoII and eompoet fits
right in your pocket! Personal cor
phone ot smolI extra cost.
RGdios-5th Floor. Washington;
9TH Floor, SiIver Spring and
Street Floor, PARKinOtoH
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
THE COASTLAND TIMES, MANTEO. N. G.

such business foresight Apparently pre-
sumed he should evauate property located in eastern North
Carolina Dare County in comparative with that
of Atlantic City, New Jersey The county grafers to get
more cash to dde out for their enjoyment believed this
bright idea Our beach progress so years from At
antic City and the way things set county wise it
is apt to be farther away in short time.
Judging from performance and results discaim that
our courthouse bright topnotchers intellect
uay So citizens should besr ourselves Immediately
search for candidates who represent upper level of
thinking We need whole slate Our candidates should
be carefully screened in minds for best in honesty
courage above average education, business acumennd
vduas who have succeeded in business venture and
youthfulness- AN alert and aggressive outlook.
Definitely incumbent county officers do not
those requirements There may be those amongst
the group who did not actively operate against they did
not actively help us either In most part they have proved
to be lazy connvng set of beayers who entrusted
by the people with vital duty Apparently they med
and selfish they could perform adequately Let
appear at the polls and vote sodly AGN EN-
1t is unwse for to rely completely upon the ncun
bent party for slate of candidates If there
amongst us who dsbeeve in two-party system of gov
eminent he better catch up his reading to learn about
Russia Russia the land of the party where
the who tolls is vctmized Our opposing party duty
bound to resusctate itself to select and back for
staunchly its finest to aid each of us in forming rich
slate of candidates. Thereby enrcng Dare County its
turning point of behavior in government hope hope!
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
MRS. HODGES FUNERAL
HELD AT ENGELKARD TUES.

Funeral services for Mrs. Matte
Estelle Swindell Hodges, who died
Sunday morning in a Norfolk his
pital after an illness of two weeks,
were conducted at 2:30 Tuesday
afternoon from the Engelhard
Christian Church, Barry Funeral
Home, directors. Rev. w. F. Wi
biral and Rev. Angus Cameron
conducted the services, and burial
was in the Fulford cemetery
Mrs. Hodges was born at Engel-
hard Feb. 6, 1900, and was the
wife of Charles D. Hodges, and the
daughter of the late Henry and
Martha Gibbs Swindell. Beside her
husband, she is survived by three
sons, Marvin H. of Poplar Branch;
Brice and Reginald of Norfolk;
three sisters: Mrs. Lydia Harris
Mrs. Bertha Gibbs. of Engelhard
and Mrs. Emmett Sadler of Swan
Quarter. One broeher, David Swim
dell of Engelhard.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23

SINCE 1T is highly questionable that Dare County has
got full value for it's $4,000 appraisal job it might be worth
while to stop payment in full for this job until the earned
value of the contract might be legally determined.
IF THERE is FIGHT TO BE DONE, FIGHT One never
wins battle by remaining behind the Yau and letting the
enemy in closer every day. You can't fight with sweet
words polite terms won't help You chase possu
out of the hen house with talk Stomp the vafins
stomp 'em in businesslike way
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
IMPROVED eSERVICE
BEING OFFERED NOW
BY ROGERS BROTHERS

The Rogers brothers, Bill and
Edward of Kitty Hawk, recently
completed a hard winters work
in establishing an improved groc-
cry store at Mays Head.
They bought the long-established
firm opposite the Mays Header no
tel, completely remodeled it and
built brick front, making it one
of the most attractive business
houses along the beach. Appropri-
ately enough, the name is Rogers
Grocery and Shell Service. They
are offering a complete stock Of
groceries, meats, vegetables, frozen
foods, ETC., as we'll as automobile
service and minor repairs. During
the busy season, hours will be 7
am. til 10 pm.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23

LION KILLS GIRL-A lion in the
Washington zoo, pulled scream
ing 212 year-old girl through the
bars of its cage and killed her.
SHIP SUBSIDIES-The Govern
ment last year paid Sal millions
to shipowners to assist in keeping
the country's merchant ships go
ing.
AIR CRASH-Sixty five people, in
Guiding eight children were killed
in the crash of Belgian airliner
at Casablanca Two Navy jet
fighters crashed in the air at
Miami, killing four.
FRENCH CRISIS-Torn by do
nestle strife, political troubles, and
uprisings in its colonies, the Re
public of France is having a hard
time keeping its Government to-
gether..
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
NAMED ON DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEES IN STATE

Citizens of Dare, Hyde, Tyrrell
and Beaufort, named on commit
tees at the State Democratic Corn
mittee in Raleigh on Thursday, are
as follows
State Executive Committee:
Beaufort: John Winfield and Mrs.
Scott Topping; Dare: R. Bruce
Etheridge; Currituck: Mrs. Dudley
Bag,ey; Hyde, Mrs. Dick O'NeaI;
Tyrrell, Mrs. Borden McCleese.
Congressional Committee: Beau
fort, Bernard Voliva and j. L. Pat
rick; Dare, C. R. Evans, and Mrs.
T. A. Basnight; Currituck, Dudley
Bagley and Wilton Walker, Jr.;
Hyde, M. A. Matthews, and C. M.
Swindell; Tyrrell, C. E. Morris
and Charles Cohoon.
Judicial District Committee:
Beaufort, Heber Winfield and
James B. Mcmillan; Hyde, Keith
Dunbar and Macon Howard. Dare,
Martin Kellogg, Jr., and Victor
Meekins; Currituck, Walton Griggs
and S. A. Walker; Tyrrell, Lem A.
Cohoon and Colon Smell.
Solicitorial Committee: Beaufort,
w. C. Dudley and Mrs. Essie B.
Waters. Currituck, w. B. Wood
house and w. w. Jarvis, Jr. Dare,
Robert H. Midget and Milton
Perry. HYDE, Gilbert Tunnel and
Herbert Rhem. Tyrfell, J. H. Swain
and r. l.. Mitchell.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
"JOCK" TILLETT, NATIVE
OF WANCHESE DIES

James Byrd Tillett, Ga, husband
of Mrs. Carrie White Tillett and
son of Woodsey D. and Mrs. Celia
Daniels Tillett, died in a Norfolk
hospital Friday morning.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by son, Capt. James Burton Til
lett, USAF, Mountlake Terrace,
Wash; seven sisters, Mrs. Earl
May of Norfolk, Mrs. Margie
Stowe, Mrs. Juanita Balance, Mrs.
Iva Inez Owens and Mrs. Shawnee
Brothers, all of Wanchese; Mrs.
Mary Swain of Brigantine, N. j.,
and Mrs. Sophia Brumsey of Bel
haven; three brothers. Douglas Til
'ett of Norfolk and w. C. Tiillett
and Herbert Tillett, both of Wan
cheese; a grandson, James Bruce
Tillett, and several nieces and
1ephews.
Mr.. Tillett was native of Wan
rhese and had been a resident of
Norfolk area for 40 years, residing
ut 118 Pinewood Rd., Virginia
Beach. He was a member of the
Virginia Beach Methodist Church
and of Churchland Lodge 276, AT.
& AM, and was a veteran of
World War l. He was quarantine
Inspector, U. S. Public Health
Service, for 81 years.
The funeral was he'd Sunday.
Entombment was in the Forest
Lawn Mausoleum.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23

which, thanks to the care of the
Roanoke Colony Memorial Associa-
ton, is still visible today. 1t is
evident that the fort was made up
of two rows of upright palisades,
or logs, between which earth was
packed. The palisades soon decay
ed, but the earth retains it's out
line plainly"
Another interesting sidelight on
the Dare County of long ago comes
from the pen of one Professor
Charles R Taylor who was resi-
dent of Roanoke Island 50-odd
years ago and principal of the
high school at Wanchese in 1901.
He wrote:
"Much of the beautiful scenery
of the Elizabethan Age has passed
away. To the east lies a long and
well-nigh barren strip of sand that
marks the boundaries of the ocean.
Along the coast at nearly regular
intervals are the life saving sta
tions, with here and there a village
inhabited by fishermen and oyster
men, and where many life savers
have their homes.
"All these banks, within the
memory of their old men, were
covered, with scarcely a break,
with a dense forest. These have
all been swallowed up by small
mountains of moving sand, Roa-
noke Island was also heavily tim
bered.
"Another change that has taken
place within the memory of the
fathers of this generation is that
the island is farther from the
mainland. The marsh from Croatan
and that from the south end of
Roanoke Island nearly met, only a
narrow creek separating them.
This was when the waters of the
Albemarle sought the ocean by
way of Mays Head Inlet. A stol m
closed this inlet and these waters
then sought to pass out to sea by
way of an inlet south of Roanoke
Island. Their force removed the
peaty marsh and opened up the
wide gateway as it is now"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23

RACE TROUBLE IN MASS.-In
Boston two negroes are held for
trying to stab to death two white
brothers during a series of race
riots in this area which accuses
the south of intolerance.
FAST FLIGHT-A jet fighter
plane set a new record at Los
Angeles by 200 mph, flying at a
speed of 1,404.19 miles per hour
at a height of 10000 feet.
HEAVY FIRE LOSS-Defective
or overheated oil-fired heating and
cooking equipment caused $1,000
fires in 1856, resulting in property
losses of $50, 100000, according to
the National Fire Protection Asso-
citation. eve urge people-for their
lives sake to use only units tested
and approved by nationally recog-
nized testing agencies" says the
NFPA.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
WHY SHOULD AN HONEST MAN BE AFRAID OF AN
AUDIT?

For many years, there had been camor from the cit
zens OF Dare County for an audit OF the counts books
Several times motion brought before grand uries to
recommend audits One man very determined there
SHOULD be audit and for many years he stalled any
concentrations the part of the grand jury He used to
meet them in the hall and tell them how foolish would be
to raise taxes and waste the money when everybody the
courthouse was honest And he would always be ready with
grand jury report crudely written out just he wanted
lit, and usually it obigingly signed.
Finally by legislative enactment, audit forced
ION the county in 1947 and this found short
other troubles in handling money this doesn't suggest he
was dishonest meant any dishonesty. shortage of
money can often mean that man incompetent AS much
money is lost perhaps through ncompetency through
dishonesty
We don't question the perfect honesty of the Register
of Deeds but he doing something which mighty sus-
pcous and which shows the Commissioners not all
the job We refer to his monthly reports and those of other
county officials The reports of other officials list the
of money turned in But the Register of deeds makes
his report according to the minute book in this
1.-THE Register of Deeds made his report which is
file"
Now you imagine more stupid entry on public
record? doesn't say how much money reported it
gives record of receipt from the County Treasurer
that money has been paid doesn't tell where the
file is If anyone knows where the file is the reputed ere
port could be removed altered destroyed at any time
by whoever knows where is Whenever the books aud
tied again, there is record to trace
Parenthetcaly speaking it may be mentioned that the
budgeted cost for the operation of this office the
the budgeted receipts is in of $4,000
year Surely this is record for good management.
But our subject is, why should any honest be
why honest should be afraid audit which
lis that audit might reveal him to be incompetent and
that is what consider the present occupant of this Of
flee to be-
History may be repeating ITSELF for all know Some
body keeping the Commissioners from having regular
county audits The last two years ago. Who is
afraid Who doesn't want the people to know? We make
this charge that the there isn't audit is that
officials don't want the public to what
audit will reveal If they don't want seen then there is
something against the peoples interests in it. Are these
worthy of the further support of the people?
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
A VOTER WHO CALLS FOR A CLEAN-SWEEP TO
PROTECT The INTERESTS OF DARE PEOPLE

EDITORS Note: editorial this unexpected guest
editorial feature seldom The Coasnd Times 1t
ecd from letters that have this
to cheer its fight for better county 1t written
by brilliant former teacher, native, and
County who employed by the Government She
resident Atlantic township section of Dare County which
has heavily penazed the New Jersey raid
by the nearly
the feeling letters have received
and being better job of writing than do welcome the
opportunity print it,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
AVON PERSONALS

Rev. Andrew Stirling, evange-
list, will preach during a revival
at the Avon Assembly of God
Church June 1 through June 8 at
1880 pm. nightly. Mr.. Stirling is
district supt. Of the Assemblies Of
God churches in N. c. The public is
| invited,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
COMMISSIONERS BACKING WATER.

Commissioners of Dare County beginning to back
water little from the tax valuation they brought
Pile of Passaic New Jersey men for to value
property
Cornered between angry citizens and the Forthcoming
primary in which they expect the people to reeect then
they admit occasional mistakes and at least two
bers of the five have said they didn't know the nature of
the deal when put member says his town
ship cruelty Disseminated against another member
if the appraisers had followed the perfect formula
any trouble
Desperate to votes with election only week off
the commissioners this week running house to house
in body in Atlantic township where they did most dam
age reducing valuations of property. Many people
but for and publicity this wouldn't have been done
If commissioner had perfect formula, where is the
point in not doing the job at home whereby most of the
could have Nbeen saved well thousands of
ira dollars that will probably be spent to straghten
up the mess
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23

word to the wise: has been proved that few
tain people in the courthouse have been untruthfu and
dishonest Hence it is good take for nothing
the word Of such people.
Arizona sun., 1958-05-29

The Eastlake Busy Bees Club
composed of pre-teens will have
a holiday party this weekend,
Friday. May 80, from 6 to $3.50
p. m. The affair is closed and
guests must present invitations
at the door. Serving on the COM
mitteeS for the party are Bar
bara Jones, Betty nd Irene
BEtl7r. Earline and Margaret
Whitfield, nd Shirley Wagner.
Refreshments will be served. We
hope to have many of the men,
ber's parents out for this acti-
vity.> At present the Busy Bees
are engaged in dance lessons
given bv the recreation depart
ment specialist, Mrs. Clark.
Clark.
The Lucky 20's, group Of very
ambitious Young adult rnaleS ore
forming successfully under the
"After Graduation Dance. This
is open IL the public. The dance
will be held at Phyllis Wheatley
Center 18th Street and Jeffer-
son and there will be no admis-
sion. So everyone, come out and
enjoy yourself on June Z at 8 p.
m.
The Learn to- swim program
will begin June l. This is free or
charge and no appointment is
necessary. Senior lifeSaving is
being conducted at the pool at
present by William Warren 'and
Otto Hutchinson. Learning to
administer artificial respiration,
this week are Richard Vineyard,