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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
ANrERfoAN LEAGUE

RAFTING biased On as or more Al
patsl Power, Cleveland. .43I: Ka-
line, Detroit, all: Fox, Chlcago
$50; Kuenn, Detroit. $50: tasty
Baltimore 362.
RUNs--power. Cleveland. 10; Buddln,
Boston, -. tasty, Baltimore Min
80. Cleveland and Maris, Kansas
RUNS BATTED IN-Triandos, BAlti.
more, 10, 6koWron. New York, IL,
Gerry, KANSAS City 10; Mlnoso and
Strickland, Cleveland, IL
HITS-P0wer. Cleveland. sB; Fox
Chieago. "A: Kaline, Detroit, 90;
Kuenn, Detroit, 90 Tasby, Balti-
more, and Bertoia. Washinaton, ~
D0UBLEs--suiekland. Cleveland 8,
Buddin and Runnels. Boston, Will
ems; Kansas City and BertoiA'
TRIPLEs-cerv and House, Kansas
City, Skowron, New York, and AIT
son. Washington, 2; IL players tied
HOME RUNS - Held. Cleveland, s:
Triandos Baltimore. Maris. Kansas
City skowron,. New York and Lemon.
WASHINGTON q
STOLEN BASEs-Aparicio Chicago,
and Power, Cleveland. 4: Mantle,
New York, 3; 10 players tied with Q
PITCHING = wilhelm. johnson and
Panpas. Baltimore, O'clock, Boston.
MeLish, Cleveland, and Larsen. New
York. 2-u, ] ZOO.
STRIKEOUTs - wilhelm, Baltimore.
"a: Wynn, Chicago, and Score, Cieve-
land. ~; Ford, New York, 49, Bell,
Cleveland, 10.
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Two Meals Per Day
Ted Expects
Tiqht Race

BOSTON, April 90 (AP).-
Ted Williams said today the
American League race will be
much closer than he originally
thought due to "the start the
other clubs got and the Yankees
didn't"
The 40-year -old Boston slug
ger is working his way back to
playing condition while still
getting treatment for the neck
and shoulrer ailment which has
stdelined him since late in
spring training.
sim sure now that the race
is going to be good one." Ted
said. Il didn't think at the
start that it would be.
But some clubs are in good
shape. And the Yankees aren't.
So I'm convinced that this may
be some year, and the teams
are going to be tight all the
way. That's terrific for base
ball"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
BY GEORGE HUBER
star STAG Writer


A fighter has many problems.
says joey Giardello, one Of
the least Of which is the actual
lighting.
For instance, his 7-year-old
son is coming TO Washington
next week when joey fights
Holly Minis at Capitol Arena,
Afid the son wants TO meet
President Eisenhower. How do
you arrange that?" joey asks.
1.-THE kid has taken a couple
lof weeks of from school-it's
P.S. 38 in New York---to come
down to Philadelphia with me
and then to Washington" Joey
reported yesterday. "And he
tells them UP there he's going
10 meet the President. And I'm
supposed to do something about
that"
Fights Minis Here
Giardello, one Of the better
aAiddleweights for the last half
dozen years or so, was in Wash
tngton yesterday for a prelim-
mary look at the scene of next
Wednesday nights fight with
Minis. The latter is a Wash
tngton product, and like Giar-
dello, a 10-year veteran of the
ring and a ranking middle
weight.
Together yesterday for lunch
with Goldie Ahearn, promoter
of the fight, both agreed that
the actual fighting is among
the least troublesome aspects
of their business.
You're in there banging
around and it's you and the
other guy. and that's all there
Is to it," said Giardello. But
those other things leading ur
10 it, the training, the trav-
cling, eating, getting the fights
the money and everything else;
the problems never end"
III Two Meals Per Day
On the subject of food, fol-
instance, "A fighter gets to cal
only two times a day." Joey
said, land everybody else eats
three times a day and maybe
a couple of extra snacks. It's
annoying"
On the subject of monopoly
II can't see any difference since
they busted up the Interna-
tional Boxing Club. Mr.. Ray
Robinson is the monopoly in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Sanford Connects

With one down in the sixth,
Harmon Killebrew and Norm
zauchin singled before Jay
Porter cracked a seemingly
sure double-play grounded to
Shortstop Joe DeMaestri. Eau
chin was forced at second, but
Lopez threw wild past first,
enabling Killebrew to score and
Porter to reach second. Sam
ford then supplied his homer,
When Kemmerer singled, Russ
Meyer replaced Herbert.
Kemmerer helped himself in
the eighth after Mark Freeman
walked Zauchin and Jose Valdi-
vielso got a single. Russ ram
med a double to center, soaring
both.
Russ had retired 10 batters
in order and had allowed only
two hits in five innings enter
ing the last of the ninth, but
Maris belted a lead-off home
run over the leftfield fence.
Bob Cerv followed with a sin
gle. but Pinch-hitter Preston
Ward hit into a double play
and Frank House flied deep to
Lemon in right.
NOTES: Whatever the SEN
ators accomplish on this trip
will be without the aid of
Catcher Clint Courtney. d.
The Scrappy receiver has
mumps and will be out of ac-
ton at least 10 days. He
has been recovering from a
hairline fracture of the right
leg.
Lemons double in the first
inning would have been a
homer last year, but the AS
have placed a 17-foot screen
atop their 1S-foot fence in left
and center. The Senators
have smacked two triples, and
Allison has accounted for both.
Allison tried to dash home
in the third after his triple
when Sievers flied to center,
but futile Unbiased a beauti-
full throw to nail him. ALI
son bowled over Frank House.
who was stunned. but the
catcher remained in the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
WASHINGTON
KANSAS CITY

i-struck out for Meyer in It'll. .
GROUNDED into double play for Smith
WASHINGTON 900 ooq 900
KANSAS CITY ----- OIL 600 co.'s
E-Lopez, PO-A-WashinEton. ell.
sHdnSaS City. 80 DP-Bertola ia
,VSsl6ivlelso. to zauchin; futile to House
CONTAMINATION, 5: Kansas CITY, /
70 - Lemon, Maris, House, sievers,
AemmsFer' 3b-Alllson, Lopez
Kemmerer q 4 ~ 80
Herbert "a, II ,
Meyer II, n a a =
Freeman u . n
Coleman Ia q n n
Herbert I'D.
MCKINLEY, Soar, Chylak, Sum
mers PB-Porter. T-2:4I. A-7.5tSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

Los Angeles, semproch, Phlladelphia
and Pace, Pittsburgh, 30. j .O00
SrRIkEOUTS-prysdale los Aneeles.
aai SPAIN, Milwaukee, e5; jackson,
81. Louis, 90; Sanford, san Fran.
cisco, 1911 Fowler Los Angeles, iS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

three walks and an error pro-
duced six runs. The Colonials
were held in check during the
last three innings.
Geo. Wash. 100 002 600 5 2 /
Richmond 600 eco 6lx--ll IS 3
Hill, Bickerton (6l, Campana f7(
and Gatti; swilling, Revere % and
Boone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
MINOR LEAGUES
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Dallas, l2; Denver, 4.
Indianapolis, o; Omaha.
Houston. 10; Minneapolis, IL.
Other gameS postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Spokane, 10; Salt lake City, b.
San Diego, 4, Seattle. j.
Sacramento, .. Portland, 3.
Vancouver. 10: Phoenix, 9.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville, 3: Atlanta, 2.
New Orleans, q, Memphis, o.
Mobile, g; Shreveport, j,
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin. 10: san Antonio, Q.
Amarillo, Is: Tulsa, IA
Victoria. II: Corpus Christi. 5.
EASTERN LEAGUE
All Games postponed.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Maeor. Charlotte. q.
Jacksonville, g. Knoxville, 2.
Charleston, IA. Columbus, IL.
Savannah. II; ASheville, n.
- MEXICAN LEAGUE
Poza Rica, B; Mexico City Tigers,
Monterrey, 10; Vera Cruz, !
Mexico City Red Devils, 4; Neuv
Loredo. 0.
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Blasts Oldtimers
SENATOR'S
Continued From Page D-1

Continued From Page D-1
the second when Roger Maris
doubled, took third when Hal
Smith grounded out and scored
on a passed ball. Herbert sin
gled and was forced by Bill
futile in the third. but the
Senators advantage was sliced
to 30 when Hector. Lopez tri-
pied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Olympic Ace Weds
Shirley Boomer

; LONDON, April 20 (AP).-
Shirley Bloomer, British tennis
star, was married yesterday to
Chris Brasher, winner of the
steeplechase gold medal in the
1856 Oylmpics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

the middleweight division, and
nobody can make a move iin-
less he does. ~
"It's discouraging," Giardella
continued. II have had a dozen
or more title shots promised
me. and none Of them came of i.
So sometimes you take. a night
just to be fighting and get a
payday, and 1t seems like yGu
don't care whether you win or
LOSE
Minis Early Riser
Training is a boring but nee
essary chore. Giardello and
Minis agreed, but like the pros
they are they 60 through 1t
without complaint. Minis gets
up at 3 am. for his roadwork
around Hams Point. a revela-
ton that shocked Giardello.
six o'clock is time enough
for anybody to get up and do
roadwork, the air is plenty fresh
and clean them" joey. said.
II like that cool night air off
the river" countered Minis,
then I can go back home and
sleep for a couple Of hours be-
fore going to the gym"
Blasts Oldtimers
Minis did have trouble once
with the 3 am. Hams Point
venture he recalls. Police
picked him up after a purse
lsnatching had been reported
They we're suspicious Of his
running, nut he soon was iden-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

Jesus said; Eye shall know
the Truth. and the Truth Will
make you free"
BLESSED ARE tn {
PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD"
The Bible and Christian
Science teaches that God is
Truth, in daily life, home,
public life and business.
SEARCH THE WORD
So when we begin to
search for the real Truth,
which makes us honest, and
sincere concerning the word
of God, we are rising with
Christ Jesus. into the new
ness of spiritual understand
ing. and as we take the truth
and conform 10 il we nat
rually prove the already es-
tablished divine Principle,
God and His law of good.
Mary Baker Eddy says in
Science and Health p. 279:
The doom of matter es-
(Continued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
. FEAR NO EVIL =
Xnow Tie Truth
By Elizabeth Ellington

tablishes the conclusion that
matter, slime. or protoplasm
never originated in the i'm
mortal Mind, and is therefore
not eternal.
Matter is neither created
by Mind nor for the NANTES
fsfion and support OF Mind"
JESUS KNEW THE TRUTH
Jesus the spiritual son of
God trusted in Truth, al
though tortured by carnal
thinking around him, who be-
lieved more in matter than
in Spirit. 1t took an under
standing of the omnipotent
Mind. for him to rise from
the grave of materially, walk
and talk with men. And then
in his glorified assured re-
lance. confidence, hope and
understanding he assembled
into heaven, the harmony of
Soul. and thus he proved all
things.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Our Secret Meqpon:

-IECI0Ns OF ANGELS" Christ Jesus)
YOU CAN'T STEAL IT! YOU CAN'T BUY IT Z!
Declaration of kRepent7neeI Independence =
FROM DEVIL : A MUST!
THE ANGEL OF THE LORD SM0TE $4,000!
LONE HUNDRED EIcHTY-FivE THOUSANDD,
AND. BEHOLD. IN THE MORNING THEY WERE
ALL DEAD C0RPsEs'!
uss $780,
tsee JUNE WARNING, Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

"DR. HIcKERs0N, PROF. or EDUCATION" So.
my. Tribune 5/22)
New Haven. Conn. Loses High-Ronking Edueotorl
SHORT ILLNESS" : ADAIM-EvE MYTH!
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
A THINKING sUFFocATIoNl NEW HAVEN CON-
MuNITY HOSPITAL, THE DEVILS INVOLUNTARY
ExEcuTIoNERi LIKEWISE. THE SATAN BOUND"
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRPPLEsi. EDUCATION
CULTURE, POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT, REcRE.
ATloNi - k1xNH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
president TERMS WHEAT PROGRAM
~" STEP TO DISASTER"

HE censures Congress Again for Falling
To Change Law to Eliminate Surplus"
18th Request, AS Per Radio voieeD
-" SENATORS ASSAlL ADMINISTRATION
POLICIES" my. Times CIV
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
OF THE SATAN BOUND"-"FATHER. FORGIVE
THEM, FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY Do!
Christ Jesus. HENCE, THE MUlTl-BlLllON
DEMocRAT-FARMER STEALS soME COPS GUILTY..
DEMOCRATS MORE SUSCEPTIBLE THAN COPS
TO ExPEDIENcY PERSONALITY, RATHER THAN
INFINITE DIVINE PRINCIPLE, YOUR FEATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMokloUs" THE ONE REAL
PARENT THENCE, THE c-H-i.LDL-E-S-s
CAREER OF MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH,
HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED SON, THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS
See WHEAT PROGRAM Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
June Warning 10
khrushchev,

MAO TSE-TUNC. AND ALL OTHER
PsYCH0PATHIC. SYPHlITlC. SONS OF SATAN.
GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BAsTARDS'
(Heb. 1877. Sl-1F We ENDURE THE CHRISTENING
or THE LORD. THEN ARE YE SONS; IF NOT.
THEN ARE YE B-A-S-T-A-R-DS. AND NOT SONS!
BY Andrew f. Eyehout CS. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of eur Fsthermofher God. sll-hsr-
n,onous" -. Is. Science and Health with Key 10 the
Scriptures BY Mary Baker EDDY with world message
and mission, who wildly the grace OF ccd-do Frve-
hsvf4Msn Luther Job in this age y! And how! Science
Health textbook is Gods Liberstor OF the Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND The WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved righteousness and hated niqvifY!
The "lvke~arm" live in FOOLS Paradise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World HealIng

TRIBUNE PUBLISHER HEARS VALIANT.
MAGNIFICENT. THURC00D MARSHALL.
T0P-RANKINC ATTORNEY FOR NAACP.
AT KING SOLOMON BAPTIST CHURCH, 6/5.
WE SAW NO OTHER WHITES. HOWEVER, FELT
PROFOUNDLY GRATEFUL TO HAVE BEEN DIvlNELY
LED TO BE PRESENT. TO ENJOY THE THRILLING
cHoRs - VIGOROUS JOYOUS, EMOTIONAL. ANUS
ING GET THE PICTURE?
WE ARE REMINDED OF COP MINORITY. CON-
cRESSIoNAL REPRESENTATIVE FROM INDIANA,
DURING THE '3o's - CHARLES HALlEck
IN AN APPEARANCE IN DETROIT. SOME YEARS
AGO. He SAID. YOU KNOW. IN THOSE DAYS THERE
WERE so FEW REPUBLICANS. FELT LIKE THE
handy ROOSTER IN THE FARMYARD AMIDST A
NUMBER OF HORSES. He SAID GENTLEMEN. LET
US BE CAREFUL THAT WE DON'T STEP ON EACH
OTHERS FEET'
Mr.. MARsHALl'S NICE SENSE OF HUM0R:
He SAID: I'm AN EPiScoPALIAN. I'm REMINDED
or SOMEONE WHO SAID. IF A NEGRO IS OTHER THAN
BAPTIST OR A METHODIST. HE HAS BEEN
TAMPERED WITH.
Mr.. MARSHALL HAS APPEARED BEFORE THE U.S..
SUPREME COURT, ACCORDING TO MR.. EDWARD M
TURNER, CHAIRMAN OF THE MEETING, 81 TIMES
OVER A SCORE or YEARS AND HAS WON ALL BUT
TWO CASES.
tsee TRIBUNE PUBLISHER HEARS, Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

calling ALL CATHOLICS:
"SHUN MIRA MACKiNAC PARLEYS II
IAN EdforiaW The Mich Catholic sal
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BOTH, PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL =
BUT SATAN, THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND
MYTH. WILL DRIVE THEM INTO OUR ARMS |, MY ONE
WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE CHURCH. THERA-
PEUTIcs, THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST! - IMPERATIVE,
PURE. BASIC EDUCATION, CULTURE, POLITICS,
ENTERTAINMENT, REcREATIoEI
tST) PETER. THREE TIMES A LIAR ON THE EVE
OF THE cRucIFIxloN. BUT. AS you KNOW FROM
THE ACTS or THE APOSTLES, HE HAD HIS
HARVEST TIME ALL WILL HAVE THEIRS. EITHER
HERE OR HEREAFTER THE DEvlLIsH DELUsIoNs
OF The CLERGY NOTWITHSTANDING, SUCH AS, IF
YOU REJECT JESUS CHRIST, you ARE ASKING
FOR AN ETERNITY or HELLI - SUCH PSYCHOLOGY
or THE DEVIL IF YOU CAN'T PERSUADE EN-,
SCARE 'EMI-
(see MAcKINAc PARLEYs, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

STOCK MANIPULATORs
THEY THRIVE IN BOOM PUSHING PRICES
UP OR DOWN FOR FAST PROFITS"
They Float Rumors, Buy and Sell TO Eoeh Other.
SEC Issues Public Worninq"
"A Wire DvPes Midwesterner"
by Joseph N. GvIfoyIe WALL ST. Journal st2s,
NE" roRk-A Midwestern owner Of 10000 shares of
2 dormant mining company stock selling for IS cents
snare considerably less than he'd paid for ~ WAS ,hI
by telegram he received '''''''N
"'m pay 1913 tor 10000 shares of (nsmins the COM
old-line investment house. s " on
'sse MANIPULATION. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
BRAIN BANK IS SOUGHT TO AID FIGHT
ON PALSY"

"Purkinson's Disease Prevention Is Coal
OF Post-Mortem Studies"
BY Earl UbeI. Science Edi'or-NY. Tribune, 81
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
HOW INFANTlLE, SEEKING TO FIND cAUsATIoN
IN BRAIN. IN MATTER" A MYTH!
THE ENTIRE HUMAN BODY Is A CONGRESSIONAL
MORTAL THOUGHT M-Y.T-Hl. FINITE IMAGE, A
COUNTERFEIT OR BURLEsoUE OF MY OFFSPRING
YOUR TRUE BEIkc-MATTERLEss FLEsHLEss
SPIRITUAL, CHRiSTLikE-MY REFLECTION
tsee BRAIN BANK SOUGHT. Page n
H0FFA SURROUNDED BY CR00Ks-KENNEDY
Detroit Times san
"AFL-cIo BLASTS REFORM BILL" free Press sj2D
"mEANY GIVES BATTLE CRY FOR LABOR"
free Press 6i2l
Evening star., 1959-11-26
ASKS DIVORCE FROM ONASSIS

Mrs Athna (Tna OnasSis ght) seeking
day. the suit does not mention e
who agreed separation planning
divorce suit in this country recently Crud the Mediterranean with
OnaSSl
Temple of AppOO at Delphi Greece last Juy-AP WrphoO .
Evening star., 1959-11-26
Counterfeit
Scheme Loss
Held No Theft

United States Tax Court says
that a taxpayer who was
swindled out of $4,000 in an
abortive scheme to duplicate
500 bills was not entitled to
deduct that sum as loss in an
income tax return.
The court found that "the
allowance would constitute the
Illustration of sharply defined
public policy against counter
feiting obligations of the Unit
ed States"
The opinion stated that
Luther N. Richey, jr., of Sem
eca, s. c., and his wife in a Joint
tax return listed the $4,000 as
theft and then added theft is
currently being investigated by
the FBI."
Mr.. Richey. the court said.
was in the highway construc-
ton business, but Gin addition,
he was always interested in
making a dollar" in other en-
terprises."
The opinion stated the Bill
Randall who had served time
in Federal penitentiary"-
Mr.. Richey in touch with an
r. L. or c. L. johnson.
Mr.. johnson, the opinion
said, put on a demonstration of
his money-making process.
"Johnson'S process involved
bleaching out 81 bills and
transferring the excess ink
from 500 bills onto the
the bleached dollar bills" il
continued. After watching him
demonstrate his duplication
process, petitioner Richey was
convinced that johnson could
reproduce money and that he
could make easy money by
investing into the venture.
johnson told petitioner that
he would receive $45,000 as q
return Of his original $4,000
investment. :"
But the following day "peti-
toner discovered that the $15,.
900 was missing" the
court said.
The opinion went on to say
that Mr.. Richey contendec
that "hiS search for a second
income was barren Of anS
criminal or other wrongful in.
tent and merely reflected ar
innocent plan to make a dol.
lar" and added:
This we certainly do not
believe"
Evening star., 1959-11-26
Italy Sells U. S. More

NEW YORK. - Gorgonzola
cheese, Chianti wine, and
many other Italian beverages
and foodstuffs are fast becom-
ing household words in the
United States. Americans con-
sumed $50 million worth OF
wines and foods imported from
Italy in 1858 a record and 1872
per cent over the 1857 total.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13

r WI Shonoberger and SON. opened rher b-si-
establishment Just cost of Farn1yiIIe IA l942
founders Of the business sarng saes and service -f
chain They later expanded INTO oil nes of sna
engine soes and services
short time otter the business wds established.
Bob hod TO eove for our-yeor tour Of mtary service
in the u S Air Force About the Bob left jim and
Frank entered business with their faher Ia O1tobcr
1857, Jim moved TO Sarasota Fla where he established
his marine equipment business kr Shonobefger
came to FormviIIe from Amelia where he had been
operating sown
Shonoberger and Sons still handle tonelta ehain
sows, the product they started with ten yearS ogo They
recently appointed exclusive statewide distributors
Of Burns Tool Company Included in the Burns line is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13

Too often it is in q srnoller community such as
FornviIe. We educate children and send them 70
the city to find work
Why don't We have more Iob OPPORTUNITIES aad
more business opportunities right here s tndt more of
and daughters con establish Their homes and
be hoppy and prosperous IN this area2
It is porty Circumstance Porty the naturaI liulta-
tons Of the present economy of our area Partly becase
we hovent been quite aggressive enerPri5ng encuga
to build and grow
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-06
BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK
SLIDES SHOWN ROTARIANS

Colorful slides of Big Ben Ma
tional Park on the Rio Grande in
Texas were shown Manteo Rotar-
ians Monday by Robert Gibbs who
was formerly stationed there; with
a running account of the scenic
attractions.
Superlative honor students of
Manteo High Schools freshman
class, Nancy Coles Basnight and
Teddy DeFebio were special guests
of the club. Ralph Swain gave the
visitors brief outline of Rotary
international.
Rotarian Bill Merritt, formerly
of Farmingdale, L. l., made up
his attendance. Now a resident
of Wanchese, he officially transfers
his Rotary membership to Man
teo.
The club plans having an ex-
change student as a guest of the
club at an early date, on ladies
night at that time.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-06
RELIGIOUS CENSUS FEB. s

Every home on Roanoke Island,
from Skyco to the North End,
will receive a visit on Sunday aft
enoon, February 8. The churches
of the community are working
jointly in the taking of relig-
ious census; and the canvassers
will call on that day to elicit in
formation from every person liv-
ing in the area indicated. All CEN
sus-takers are asked to be at the
Manteo Baptist Church at 300
o'clock that afternoon for briefing,
and will then go out Immediately
on the visitation. Residents are re-
quested to make their work cas-
Ter and the canvass as complete
as possible by remaining at home
during the afternoon until the call
has been made.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-06
sPoRTsFIsH MEETING

H. A. Greet, Jr., and Warren
Gallop of Oregon Inlet fishing in
terests, Edgar Styron and Donald
Oden of Hatteras represented the
Dare Coast at a meeting of the
N. C. Blue Marlin Association in
Washington, N. C. Tuesday.
Since the organization was
founded late last year plans for
it's operation have been modified,
the organizations name will be
changed to North Carolina Salt
water Sports Fishing Association.
"This does not mean that we
have dropped plans for an inter-
national blue marlin tournament
at Hatteras this year," said Sty-
ron. eve plan to stage the tourna-
ment with local rather than state
wide support and we are also con-
sidering a white marlin tourna-
ment at Oregon Inlet during the
summer"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-06
DARE AND CURRITUCK
WOMEN IN WHO'S WHO

The reference shelf of the Dare
County Library has a new book of
particular interest to Dare County
residents. In it's list of notable liv-
ing American women, Who
WHO OF AMERICAN WOMEN
includes Mrs. Mary L. Evans,
County Superintendent of Schools.
She is the only entry from Dare
County so far discovered by the
library staff. Mrs. Dudley Bagley
of Currituck County appears to be
the only entry from that county.
This first edition of needed ref
erence source is published by the
Marquis Co., publishers ofthe we'll
known WHO'S WHO IN AMERI-
CA.
The monthly report shows 1889
books circulated.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-06

to share some of false and empty
glory SO stupidity considered sim
cere but which too often comes
from foolish plauditors.
You can always bet your bot
tom dollar that a man who be-
trays a good friend; that a man
having used a friend and then
ruthlessly marches over him mere
ly because the opportunity offers
profit; that the man who will
forget all sense of gratitude for
the precious sacrifices that have
come to him through the sincere
friendship of others,-you can al
ways bet that this man will be-
tray you or anyone else time after
time; that he will betray his peo-
pie, his country, and his true
friends, even a brother or father.
/ have found it true of them all.
confidence never comes back to me
once they have so basely abused
mine. Let no such man be trusted
for he is not only "fit for treas
ons, stratagems and spoils; but his
whole life is already treason and
| a stratagem," to use the words Of
Carlyle.