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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
THE POLITICAL MILL
Anti-Strouss Yote CouId Boomeronq

How far partisan politics
and personal animosity are
playing their parts in the OPP
position 10 Senate confrma-
ton Of the nomination Of
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss TO
be Secretary Of Commerce. has
been fully disclosed in the
l6 days of hearings before
the Senate Commerce Com
mittee.
Admiral Strauss Is an able
and intelligent public serv-
ant. This has been proven in
the years Of his service with
the Atomic Energy Commits
sion, In the Navy and in
other capacities. He has been
charged with "falsehoods" by
opponents and he has sue
cessfully refuted the charges.
He has been charged with
failure TO cooperate. as
chairman Of the Atomic En-
ergy Commission. with Con-
gress and its committees. And
that charge he has de-
molished. He has been
charged with being too severe
in his application Of the
national security laws-en-
acted by Congress.
One witness accused Adj
miral Strauss Of being too
security conscious" His an
swer to this statement was:
Gentlemen, ! confess to that
charge. ! do not know how
one man can be too security
conscious where the security
and Well-being Of a nation
can easily rest on violations
Of security. I do not under
estimate the interest Of the
Russians in our scientific
programs"
It now remains to be seen
how far partisan politics and
personal aninosity will 60 IN
the vote on the Strauss nomi-
nation in the Senate Com
merce Committee, and then
in the Senate itself. Obvious
ly, with a Senate composed
Of "a Democrats and "a
Republicans, the Democrats
have 1t in their power to snow
under Admiral Strauss. But
would they gain by defeating
the Strauss nomination?
The Presidents Right
The right Of a President to
appoint his own cabinet, his
intimate advisers and admin.
istrators, whether the Presi-
dent be q Democrat or q
Republican, has been recog.
nized throughout the history
Of the country. Only If it car
be shown that such an ap.
pointee is dishonest or in.
competent should the Senate
decline confirmation. Ever
one Of Admiral Strauss mos
violent opponents. wher
questioned point-blank at the
end Of the hearings whether
he wished to call the admira
dishonest or incompetent
said mo" - and this, al.
though the same witness hat
earlier accused the admira
of "falsehood."
Hearsay and persona
opinions. not facts but opin.
ions given on alleged facts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Same Old Monkey Wrench
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used "
letters carry iDriter's correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sGtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Answers to Questions
By THE HASKINS SERVICE

by me uAShKNS SEhVICE
reader can get an answer, By
mail. to any question Of fact By
writing The Star Information Bu-
Feau. 636 r street NV. Washington
4, D. c. Please enclose return post
age or self-addressed. stamped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Niqhtmurecity?

Mrs. Jonathan d. Stoddar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27


thing that would be attrac-
tive. resist the forces Of
nature" and something that
would be smooth enough to
dance on.
In querying several peo-
pie, and in checking into
the matter. we are at q loss
as to what to dol
Concrete. or blocks as
used for patios would be too
heavy to put on top Of the
carport. Incidentally. 1t is
approximately "a feet by 20
feet.
We would be interested TO
know II there Is something
which could finish" this
space OF with--tile, for ex-
ample. II this material we're
available and could with
stand outdoor exposure. and
as well, have a total weight
that would not be too heavy
for the carport structure to
withstand, 1t might be good.
Any leads or assistance
that readers could give me
would be greatly appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
CLUB
CALENDAR


Woman's Club OF Chevy
Chase. Maryland, Inc.-l0:3O
am. Advanced French class.
University Women's Club.
Inc. - IL am. Book review
session with Mrs. w. II. Horn
ing discussing ride the Red
Earth" by Paul Wellman.
Alexandria Woman's Club
~ pm. in the Potomac room
Of Woodward and Lothrop's.
615 North Washington street
In Alexandria. Speaker: DR..
Carson Lee Fifer.
Woman's Club Of Bethesda
-7:45 pm. at the clubhouse.
Aloha Club dancers viii per-
form ancient and m odern
Hawaiian hula dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Sweet Potato Dishes
Miss r. w., Washington, to
Miss @. ]. @. WASHINGTON

Miss r. w., Washington, to
Miss q. J. G., Washington
To make sweet potato pie.
use / quart mashed sweet po-
tatoes. yolks of 4 eggs, / pint
sweet milk, / small teacup
sugar, pinch Of salt, and
lemon or vanilla extract for
flavor. Bake until custard is
firm. When done, spread the
stiffly beaten whites Of 4
eggs and powdered sugar on
top and set in oven to brown.
To make sweet potato pud-
ding. use 3 cups grated sweet
potatoes, 4 eggs. 4 ounces but
ter, 3 cups sugar. 4 cups milk,
l tablespoon cinnamon and l
teaspoon salt. Mix and pour
into a buttered pan or an OBJ
long baking dish. Cook slowly
for an hour to an hour and a
half. Stir while baking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Scclloped Potatoes

Mrs. M. J. X, Washington
May we please have a re-
peat of the scalloped potato
recipe that a reader got from
q French restaurant The
potatoes were sliced. baked
in an oven with milk and on
ions and Swiss cheese that
was optional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
MS. IA. 81. WnshinQto

Mrs. M. S., Washington
A group Of housewives in
our apartment project have
formed a housewives clinic"
- an informal group to
discuss our mutual problems
and exchange ideas and in
formation relating to our
homemaking needs.
We would like to know If
there are other groups in this
area similar to ours. Our
current topic Of discussion is
rugs. Readers suggestions
are welcome. particularly in
regards to purchase. kinds
and various care. Our next
topic will be automatic wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

1NT8. ~. 2. bp AEFIH IIuTIH
We are planning to move to
the vicinity Of Roswell.
N. Mex. and / would like to
hear from someone familiar
with this location.
What are the housing con-
ditions. cost Of homes and
small ranches? How is the
weather? How are homes
heated? Is winter clothing
required9 Thank you very
much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Suede Cleoninc

Mrs. A. M M, Washington
/ would like to know II
there Is q satisfactory home
method Of cleaning q suede
Jacket. It is very expensive
to have 1t done commercially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
VonilloCreonas

Mrs. E. E. B.. Takoma Park
To Mrs. C. E. S., Washington
Sift Ia cups confectioner's
sugar. Blend in gradually "a
cup condensed milk. Add u
teaspoon vanilla (or oil of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Address Search

Mrs. 3. S. M. Washington
Does some reader know the
address Of Lee Ward Mills
Co.? I've lost my copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Whot to Put on Top Of q Curport?
Mrs. W. T. s., Fails ChilT

MfN. w T, Os FuFES CNuTCH
Your readers have helped me before and hope
that they win be able to assist me again.
We have q large sundeck above carport and it is
presently covered with wooden panks which raised
inch two from the floor Of the carport We would like
cover Il with something tile examplewith some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

peppermint or wintergreenl /.
When smooth and creamy.
form into small balls and roll
in nuts. shredded cocoanut.
grated chocolate or leave
plain and form fiat creams
and, as you say. place half q
walnut on top. These are
called French creams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

Mrs. II. M, Takoma Park
! haven't seen the answer
to my question in this paper
yet so ! am writing again
and ! do hope that someone
can help me.
How does one remove the
metallic taste from iron pots?
MY foods have such q taste
after cooking and they all
turn dark in color. Also.
where can one get scissors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
WEE WOMEN

ing machines and again we
appeal for your ideas. Thank
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

sharpsned9 Thanks in adj
Evening star., 1959-12-28
De GuuIIe Mourns
Death of Brother

PARIS, Dec. % (AP).-Be-
cause of mourning for his
younger brother, President
Charles de Gaulle today can
celed receptions he had sched-
uled this week.
The 81 year old brother,
Pierre, died in the American
hospital in suburban Neuilly
Saturday night after heart sur
gerry. Private funeral services
will be held tomorrow near ne
Havre.
The President had been
scheduled to receive the diplo-
matte corps and officials of his
Office and several government
agencies on December 81 and
January /.
Pierre de Gaulle was a
banker, an army officer in
both World Wars, and took
an active part in politics be-
tween the wars and after
World War II. He was i'm
prisoned by the Nazis because
of his resistance activities, and
on Christmas Eve was made
a Grand Officer of the Legion
of Honor for his war work.
He retired from political life
in 1855 and since then had
been active in insurance and
investment firms.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
7 Killed as Quokes
Rock Southern Peru

LUNA, Peru, Dec. % (AP) =
padio reports from Pomabamba
in Southern Peru said yester-
day a three day series CT earth
quakes in that area cuased less
damage and fewer casualties
than reported previously.
The latest advices said Z
persons were killed in 6 quakes
that began Thursday. An earlier
report said II persons had been
killed in and around Poma-
bamba, the center Of the quake
area.
Three new shocks hit the
area yesterday sending many
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Cubon Vote Urged

HAVANA, Dec. % (AP).-
The newspaper Diario de la
Marina, under attack by Prime
Minister Fidel Castro's regime.
yesterday called for elections in
Cuba as soon as possible.
Indefinite tenure in power
of governments without legal
leads generally to
authoritarianism and tyranny" ."
the newspaper said.
countries guard against these
Evening star., 1959-12-28
u. S. Group Meets

MEXICO CITY, Dec. % (AP)
The 5Sth annual meeting of
the American Anthropological
Association opens here today
with 400 delegates attending. It
is the first time the meeting
has been held in Latin America.
Amen Ii, e.. ,lkers viii be
Evening star., 1959-12-28

Earle Reynolds, who sailed q
yacht through the Atomic En-
ergy Commission atomic test
zone in the Pacific.
Meeting jointly with the asso-
citation is the list meeting Of
the American Folklore Society.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
W. w. Beutty Named
To Indian Arts Board
BY the Associated Press

Appointment of Willard w.
Beatty and reappointment of
actor Vincent Price to the In
terror Departments Indian arts
and crafts board was an
nounced today. Mr.. Beatty is
executive vice president of the
Save The Children Federation
of Norwalk, Conn.
The board encourages the
production Of indigenous arts
and crafts by Indians and helps
market the products.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Counterfeitinq Hit

MEXICO CITY. Dec. % (AP)
"A ring counterfeiting 1000
peso ($80) bills was broken up
Saturday with the arrest Of II
persons, three of them women.
Their printing plant was con-
fiScated.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
ADVERTISEMENT
Our Richest.
Christmas

o No presents at Christmas?
not even for 6-yedr-old Peter?
That's the way it had to be in
this family, too poor to buy
lights for the tree, or even an
angel But read how Peter
made a present, transformed
the day into "the richest
Christmas ever"-in January
Readers Digest!
Evening star., 1959-12-28

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Evening star., 1959-12-28

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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-13
BROWN m BAHAMAS
PRAISES OUR FISHING

The growth of the Cape Hat
teras, N. C. area as a sports
fisherman's paradise was de-
scribed Tuesday in Nassau.
Aycock Brown of Manteo, in an
address at the fourth annual Game
Fish Conference of the Interna-
tional Oceanographic Foundation,
said:
sunless the Gulf Sire m
changes it's course, there is, in
my mind, little likelihood that
Hatteras waters will ever fail to
produce big game fish. Any area
where almost 400 billfish can be
boated in one season is not likely
to see any of its nearby game
fishing communities become ghost
towns"
Between May 9 and Nov. z,
Brown said, billfish catches off
the Hatteras area included 100
blue marlin, 1873 white marlin, 81
sailfish, 8 broadbills and 1 spear
fish.
The location of the Gulf
Stream, just. 10 miles off the
coast, permits 10 hours of day
light fishing at the hundred
fathom curve, he said.
Yet, Brown pointed out, there
are only five cruisers based at
Hatteras which regularly engage
in big game fishing. This pre-
sents an opportunity for consider
able expansion of the sports fish
ing industry there and steps have
been taken in that direction.
Brown described a meeting be-
tween Gov. Luther Hodges and
Charles F. johnson, out of which
came plans for organizing the
Hatteras Marlin Club. The club
sponsored challenge m t C h
against the San Juan Club Nau-
tico of Puerto Rico which result
ed in eight marlin being caught
off Hatteras and three off San
Juan in the return match.
The Hatteras club also will
sponsor an international blue mar
lin tournament off North Caro-
lima next June, Brown added.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-13
MENHADEN STEAMER GOES
ASHORE AT OCRACOKE

The menhaden steamer Ensign
went aground off Ocracoke on
Nov. 4th, while fishing too close to.
shore. Since the Ensign was not
equipped with radio telephone the
Coast Guard was called to the res
cue at 100 pm. by the steamer
Lynn Ann who was fishing close
by.
On receiving the call, Chief
Charles D. Stowe of the 83-footer,
went Immediately, with his crew
to the assistance of the Ensign.
Some difficulty was experienced in
keeping a line aboard the disabled
ship as a stiff breeze was blowing
and she was aground in the shall
low water of the Outbreak, this
prevented help getting close enough
to pass line aboard, however,
after several hawsers had been put
aboard and chafed in two with the
strain, a line was shot aboard, made
fast and the work of getting her
back to sea began. This was ac-
complished by keeping tight line
with steady and constant strain as
the tide rose. Finally at $50 pm.
the Ensign was again afloat, but
her purse boats were on the
beach.
On Friday, the Coast Guard still
to the rescue, one of the purse
boats was refloated only TO capsize
and sink in the Outbreak. The other
is still on OcracolSe beach abreast
the Great Swash, another memento
of the might of the sea.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-13
WEATHER WORKS
AGAINST GOOD
FOWL HUNTING

: While good shooting reports
have come from occasional sectors,
it appears the wildfowl season
which opened Tuesday for the STAY
ing of geese, land will not open for
ducks until the 20th,) has not yet
been a good one, due largely to
mild weather conditions, and a
scarcity of hunters who prefer to
wait until the Goth when all species
may be killed. Few hunters wish
to take an expensive journey in
view of so many limitations on
their activities.
1t was estimated early in the
week that 100000 geese and ducks
were in the Mattamuskeet area.
Twelve hundred hunters were ex-
pected on opening day, but failed
to materialize in entirety. Shooting
in the Dare County section was
not reported as profitable this
week, and the same conditions pre-
vailed here too.
On the Federal game refuge at
Lake Maattamuskeet are 80 blinds,
many times more in the nearby
fields. The Lake is a 50,000-acre
area. w. G. Cahoon is the U. S.
Government manager, and L. B.
Tunnel is manager for the State
Concession for regulation of blinds.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-13
lNGLIS FLETCHER AND
CAPT. JOHN, WEEKENDERS

= Distinguished week enders al
Kill Devil Hills were Capt. John
Fletcher and his wife Inglis the
much famed novelist whose books
about historical Albemarle have
brought to it's coastland counties
many benefits. The Fletchers were
the guests of DIR. and Mrs. Fred
Morrison, and both Mrs. Fletcher
and Mrs. Morrison have long served
the area in the additional capacity
of prime boosters of the Lost Colo
ny.
Mrs. Fletcher has published two
books during the year, one being
"Cornlorants Brood, the latest in
that successful series of novels
about Carolina from earliest days.
No less interesting however, is a
different book, which is called
'Pay, Pack and Follow" an ex-
tremely in tie re sting autobio-
graphy of Mrs. Fletcher's writing
career. 1t begins with reference to
her ancestors in Ty1rell County,
her years of travel in mining camps
during the career of her husband,
her decision to purchase historic old
Bandon Plantation near Edenton
and to return from California to
make it her permanent home. Ban
don has become one of the show
places of Carolina, and many pill
grimages are made to see it, as
well as to see the Fletchers who
have continued to grow in the en-
dearment of their neighbors be-
cause of their unselfish interest in
many causes of worth to all of
us.
1t will be a rare treat to buy
"Pay, Pack and Travel" 1t may
also be obtained from the Mantec
Library. 1t continues with more and
more about the authors colorful
and interesting career, her life in
Africa and in Scotland, the last be-
ing the ancestral country of Capt
John, her husband. Having known
this distinguished woman, it is
amazing to read her books ano
marvel at her tireless energy, hel
exceptional genius, and her un'
waveling affection so magnificent
ly combined to produce plots with
so magical a capacity to thrill and
delight those who read them.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-13
TYRRELL CAPTAIN
LOST WHEN SHIP
EXPLODES SUNDAY
Capt. Raymond Combs of Gum
Neck and Kill Devil Hills
Killed in Houston. Texas

Capt. Raymond D. Combs, 30, a
native of Gum Neck, son of John
Combs, and six of his crewmen on
the Inflated Amoco tanker were
reported lost in the explosion which
damaged the ship Sunday in Hous-
ton, Texas. Of the 41-man crew,
Is others went to the hospital for
treatment. The ship, lay aground
in the Houston ship channel with
10000 barrels of high test gasoline
in it's hold.
Three heavy explosions tool,
place Immediately after 1910 am
Sunday morning. The tanker, 49,
000-ton vessel is $40 feet long. It
was loading cargo from barges.
Capt. Combs had brother, Eel
ton c. Combs living at Kill Devil
Hills.
The fire started in in the bow of
the ship, and it was feared should
it spread, it would be worse than
that in nearby Texas City few
years ago, when following ship
explosion, $40 persons lost their
lives.
The body of Raymond R. Combs
so, Captain of the Amoco Vir-
ginia who died in the Texas boat
fire Sunday was identified Mon
day by a Masonic ring, according
to news in Columbia by his
father, John C. Combs. It was met
in Raleigh Wednesday morning
and removed to Walker Funeral
Home.
Besides his father of Route 8,
Columbia, he is survived by one
brother, FELTON, T.. Combs of Kill
Devil Hills.
The Captain was a native of
Tyrrell County, graduated from
Columbia High School; attended
Wake Forest College; member OF
Providence Lodge AT & AM No
67o; Scottish Rite ConSiStary
Shriner and member of O.E.S. No
281.
He joined the Merchant Marine
in 1880; served in the Mediterra-
mean Area during World War II;
served with Pocahontas Fuel Com
pany, for four years and went
with Pan American Refinery Co.
in 1885, and received Captains
License in 1885.
Funeral services were held at
the Gum Neck Baptist Church,
Thursday at 2:30 pm. by the
Rev. Gordon B. Shaw and the
Rev. H. Worth Pearce. Burial was
in the church cemetery. Masonic
Rites were held at the grave side.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-13
BIG FALL FESTIVAL
IN Ell EN- { N I AR 7
SCHOOL NOV. 10Th

There will be Fall Festival in
the Manteo Elementary School
Gym on Friday, Nov. 20 from five
until nine pm.
A lot of effort is being made to
give the students encouragement
in their work, and the faculty and
association hopes there will be a
good attendance with the purpose
in mind of inspiring and helping
the students.
Entertainment for all ages is
planned, a country store will pro-
vide variety of items for Christ
mas shoppers, homemade sand
witches, pies, cakes, candy and
bottle drinks will be on sale.
Cake walks, contest, fish pond,
grab bags and a number of games
will be in progress throughout the
evening.
Each room will be sponsoring a
boy and a girl as Prince and
Princess and King and Queen of
the Festival. The climax of the
evenings festivities will be the
crowRing of the winners from the
first through fourth grades as
Prince and Princess, and from
grade five through eighth a King
and Queen.
The Manteo Elementary P. 7. A.
is sponsoring the Fall Festival and
the proceeds will be used in the
school for aids to teaching which
are not provided for by other
funds.
The public is invited. There will
be a small admission charge, and
and the ticket stubs will be used
in drawings for door prizes dur
ing the evening.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-13

CAPT. LINWOOD CUTHRELL,
Manteo contractor was given unani-
nous endorsement by the Manteo
Rotary Club Monday night for the
post of Director of Civil Defense
for Dare County, and this endorse
ment will be forwarded to the
State Director at an early date. 1t
is significant that every director of
Civil Defense in Dare County has
come from the membership of the
Manteo Rotary Club and none of
them have been natives of Dare
County. In fact only four members
of the club are Dare County natives:
c. S. Meekins, R. D. Sawyer, E..
E. Meekins and Victor Meekins.
Capt. Cuthrel will succeed Col. r.
F. Gibbs of Manteo who recently
resigned. He is native of Engel-
hard.
Earlier, the clubs program was
a talk by Sgt. James R. Fairfield,
a native of Rocky Mount, Va, who
is in command of the Army Radar
Unit at Mays Head, which is under
the 34d Army Group of Air De-
Tense. Sgt. Fairfield explained the
Importance of this unit, and invited
visitors to stop in at the station
during visiting hours.