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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
Private Says
Driver Tried
ToH Hit Him

An off duty policeman who
arrested a man in a Southeast
Washington restaurant last
night said the man later tried
to run him down with an auto.
Eleventh Precinct Pvt. John
j. O'Brien. off duty and in
civilian clothes, said he warned
two men 10 quiet down in the
1923 Restaurant. 1923 Waller
place Sc. about 1915 pm, &C
cordlng to Acting 1t. Ernest r.
Cox of No. IL.
After one threatened to
knock him down, the officer
reported, he arrested both. and
took them to the precinct
where they were charged with
disorderly conduct, 1t. Cox
said.
Pvt. O'Brien returned to the
restaurant and a short time
later both men, who had for
feited SIS collateral, also showed
up. the officer said.
Shortly before l am, the two
men left, followed a few min
uteS later by the policeman.
AS he was standing in a drive
way near the restaurant, the
officer said. a car sped down
the driveway, and brushed him
as he leaped aside.
The car drove down Wahler
place a short distance, turned
around and came speeding
back, ignoring Pvt. O'Brien's
signals to stop, the officer re-
ported. The policeman fired one
shot at the vehicle, but appar-
emily missed, he said.
Pvt. O'Brien said he recog-
nized the driver as one of the
two men he had arrested earlier
A short time later Carroll Lee
johnson, %, of the 3400 block
of Eleventh place Sc, was ar
rested and charged with assault
with a deadly weapon-an auto
according to 1t. Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14

by a close vote, decided to back
the Planning Commission rec
ommendation to follow strictly
the land uses set forth in the
city's master plan.
In accordance with that de-
cision, councilmen denied a
proposal to rezone for industrial
and business uses the tract Of
land bounded by West jefferson
street, North Little Falls street
and the Arlington County line.
A public hearing was set for
August "a on a request for re-
coming four lots on the south
side Of Park avenue near North
Oak street so. that a dentists
Office building may be con-
structed.
A proposal to place the meth
cd of charging for water on y
sliding scale SO that large con-
sumers will get an advantage
was referred to the city man
ager for study.
Finding $35,328 left in the
storm drainage budget at the
end of the fiscal year, the
council voted to spend Sl0,500
to improve drainage on Maple
avenue and Sl2,S2S on Great
Falls street.
The remaining $4,000 will be
added to $4,000 left in street
funds, and the total will be
used to improve storm drain
age on South Spring street
from Park avenue to Broad
street.
The remaining $500 in
street funds will be used to
complete Pennsylvania avenue
from Broad street to Park
avenue, and $4,000 from a
recent $4,000 bond issue will
be used to improve Lincoln
avenue.
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ton, worded as it is, you will
usher in an era of rezoning by
threat. The invitation would be
plain for all to See."
Cites Other Sites
Mr.. Woolls commended that
other acceptable sites, already
zoned for industrial use, are
available in Alexandria.
Navy Capt. David Veazey,
5439 Dawes avenue and Frank
Metcalf, 5415 Calhous avenue,
said that when residents of the
area asked to be annexed by
Alexandria several years ago,
they did so because of conf
dence that the residential zon-
ing of the area would be re-
tanned. They argued that re-
coming would be a breach Of
faith by the city.
George H. FoSs, president of
the Dowden Terrace Citizens
Association, said:
I'VE have no bias against
Coca Cola. The big thing is
that this is a residential area.
Just as soon as one foot is in
the door, others will come for
spot coming"
Mrs. Carlton A. DoSter, 5232
Seminary road said:
I'VE have fought against a
gravel pit, a dump and a hog
farm. We feel that the City
Planning Commission should
be our first line of defense
and reject some of these re-
quests for spot coming"
In recommending the coming
change, the planning commits
sion said that land in Fairfax
County opposite the site is
being used as an airport and
is zoned for general business
as we'll as residential use.
Five councilmen supported
the rezoning and councilman
Joseph M. Pancoast voted
against it. Mayor Leroy S.
Bendheim disqualified himself
because Mr.. Giammettorio is a
member of his law firm.
Mr.. Giammettorio said the
company hopes to complete the
plant by next spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14

Through hot and cool politi-
cal contests and two World
Wars, 80-year-old Charles s..
Sherwood has served as an
election official in Alexandria.
"It's been pleasant all
through and I've never had any
upsets or requests for recounts, ="
Mr.. Sherwood said today.
Mr. Sherwood took time from
his busy schedule as chief cleo
ton judge at the recreation
center on Cameron street to
explain how kind the years
have been.
Named in 1918
He said he started as an cleo
ton clerk in 1918 when C. C.
Collins, ST., ran for Congress.
HE was elected" Mr.. Sher-
wood recalled.
Some of his recollections are
In a lighter vein,
Some years ago a man and
wife came to vote and he
wanted her to vote his way.
When she didn't he grabbed
her ballot and ripped it up and
threw it in the street.
I'VE picked it up, of course
but the wife said she'd fix him
She came back at lunch time
when he was gone, and voted.
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keys. The patients unlocked
Ward No. 2. The other five
wards in the maximum security
building were not opened.
The patients rushed through
the corridors and into a yaro
surrounded by a 16-foot wall.
DR.. Wilbur Harmon. IN
charge of the maximum secur-
ity building, persuaded them
to return after assuring them
they would not be punished
and that they would get a
hearing.
One of the attendants was
treated at a hospital for head
injuries and released.
There was no announcement
of the patients grievances. An
investigation was scheduled to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
Shotgun Wound
FutuI to Girl, 3

=, A 3-year-old girl, shot acct
dentally in the head Sunday
near Martinsburg, w. Va, died
yesterday at Suburban Hospi-
tai, Bethesda.
The victim was Beverley Gay
Hayes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul E. Hayes of Inwood,
w. Va.
West Virginia State police
said the child was hit by a shot
gun blast while playing with a
group of children at a friends
home.
The child was brought to Su-
burban Hospital for brain sur
gerry at $3.50 am. yesterday and
died about IA hours later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
WHISPER USED
IN VOTING PLEA
TO VIRGINIANS

RICHMOND (AP). A
local radio station, WILLY,
is trying a little Subliminal
experiment with the voters
today, trying to get them
to the polls for the Demo-
cratic primary.
Every three seconds
throughout the day, a tape
recorded voice, very low
and hardly discernible, is
saying one word - vote.
Music and voices drown out
the word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
Fort BeIvoir Soldier
Ends Life by Hanging

FORT BELVOIR, Va, July
IA (AP).-Army authorities re-
ported today that Sergt. Casper
F. Dreaming, 33, was found
hanging from a rafter in his
barracks at adjacent Davidson
Air Field yesterday.
Headquarters of the Military
District of Washington said the
death was listed at De Witt
Army Hospital here as a suicide.
An Army report said Sergt.
Dreaming, who was a helicopter
crew chief, was divorced and
leaves a daughter by his former
wife, in addition to his parents
in Buffalo, N. Y.
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tendance ordinance enacted
before he leaves the council
this fall. He was notfe-elected.
No State Law
The State has no attendance
law, but localities may enact
such a law II no child is re-
quired to attend a racially inte-
grated school against the wishes
Of his parents.
Neither Arlington nor Alex
andria has adopted a local
compulsory attendance ordi-
nance. The Arlington School
Board has recommended action.
however. The Fairfax School
Board has recommended such a
law, commemorative Attorney
Robert C. Fitzgerald has draft
ed a proposed ordinance at the
request Of the Board of County
Supervisors.
Councilmen last night also
received the city's pay scale to
increase the salaries Of the city
manager and department heads,
and to fix a higher maximum
pay through annual incre-
mentS.
City Manager Lewis z. John
ston's annual salary was in
creased from $4,000 to $4,000
with a $4,000 maximum. De-
par znent heads received vary
ing increases, and all were put
on a $4,000 maximum.
Other Increases
The annual salaries of the
city clerk and the finance di-
rector were increased from
$8,340 to $4,000. the public
works directors salary went
from $3.50 to sS,7OO, the pub
lie utilities directors salary
was jumped from 1882 to
$1,000, and the police chiefs
salary was increased from
$7,740 to $1,000.
/ In other actions, the council,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
Patriarch Dies

CLINTWOOD, Va, July Il
(AP) John Powers died Sum-
day in this Southwest Virginia
town. After IS years, he left
3 daughters and 4 sons, 70
grandchildren, 236 great
grandchildren and 81 great
great-grandchildren. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14

residential 10 light INDUSTRIAL.
The rezoning request at
tracted more than 100 resi-
dents of the Dowden Terrace
and Washington Forest areas
who laid down a barrage Of
opposition.
Valuable Aid
Proponents of the coming
change argued that Coca
Cola's payroll and taxes are
vital to Alexandria. that its
new structure will be as ap-
pealing as any of the expensive
homes near it. and that Fair
fax is considering coming ad-
joining land for commercial
usage.
The residents declared that
they object to invasion of their
neighborhood by any CONNER
cial enterprise and that ad-
mission of one inevitably will
bring others.
Attorney George M, Clam
mittorio, representing Coca
Cola, said the new plant will
be carefully Handicapped, con-
duct none of its operations out
side its building and offer a
large auditorium for free use
Of the neighborhood.
Cites Tree Buffers
He reported that two buffer
strips of open land containing
trees would separate the plant
from nearby residences.
I'VE must save for the city
this valuable taxpayer so that
we as property owners do not
have to pay all the costs of
constantly expanding munich
pal services" he said.
Attorney William P. Woolls,
IT,, who appeared in behalf Of
the residents, predicted that if
the council permitted the zon-
ing exception, it would be del
uged with requests for spot
coming"
Noting that the company had
indicated it might leave Alex
andria if its request were not
granted. he said:
IF you grant this applica-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
New Beverage Plant
Gets Alexandra OK

The Alexandria City Council last night approved
strction of 81 million Coca Cola plant despite determined
protest by residents living the site.
The approval came the council changed the coming
classification opposite the $500 block Of
Seminary bordered by the Fairfax County line from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
Compulsory School
Attendance Law Asked

Falls Church City Councilman G. Gait Bready last night
asked that steps be taken to enact compulsory school attend
law for the city.
He asked that City Attorney Philip Brophy draft such
an ordinance and give to the school board study
Mr. Bready said he wanted a compulsory school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 0. 6.
November "a, 1852
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AANRe PR0dRhRN1S CHI ll-WBAl tNBcl
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Nov. 22-Nov. 2S

Washington which or
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CHEW. "a Bel-Air; powerglide, +.
ard h.. must sell. $3.50 or best
qfer, excel. cond.. tn. 2-5l6s
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LEE D. BUTLER, INC.

TRIANGLE FORD
301O R. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-i00S
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'58 New Yorker 4-dr.
full power; one owner: low mile.
age. EAST-WEST MOTORS, ll0t
E.-W. hwy, Sil. Spg., Nd. JU.
5-1333.
CHRYSLER '5S Windsor 4-dr. Sc
dan: $4,000 mi. auto. dr.. pwr
Dr., pwr. st., 7. and h., Wv
tires, owner going overseas. Casf
deal only. No trade. Priced $4,000
so. 5-4994.
CROSLEY 1852 station wagon
clean; T. and h., defroster, turn
signals, hydraulic brakes. S225 OF
best offer. XII. S-0467.
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DE SOTO 'b7 Firefiite sedan; red
and white. power steering and
brakes: Si.se5: ccc guarantee
CAPITOL Cadillac Olds Co.
1879 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
DE SOTO 81 Firedome 4-door Sc
dan; sunset beige body with coral
TOP, radio, heater, poEer steering,
torquefiite trans. dual readiightS:
one owner, low mi. Si.gO5: your
52 model could Be down payment
=. p. STEUART NORTHEAST,
NC S;,oa3a th and Bennins ne. LU.
DE SOTO '5s sta. wag.; Firefiite
Explorer. 3 seats, . pass. new-
car title and warranty. Mr.. Carts
personal car, fully equipped. A
$4,000 car for only S3,l9b. CALL
CARL, INC. 1850 cath 81. NV,
FE. 3-4100.
DE SOTO '57 Piredome VS. 4-dr.
sedan: equipped with auto. drive,
power steerine, brakes, etc.i extra
nice car. Weekend sale. 81 sos:
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CHEyY 40: very clean; = priced
10th St. Arl.. IA. 1854,
CHEVROLET SO de luxe club
coupe; r. and h., Wv. tires; best
run. cond. OWNER. $3.50. 10
S-5230.
CHEVROLET '5S Bel Air ''S'' 4-dr.
hardtop: full power. 10000 miles;
S1.995: $3.50 down
BELL MOTORS
BILL wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03

81. 7.7sss Good tres zane" 80
DODGE '5S Royal 4-dr. sedan
power steering and brakes, push,
5ggtttoonn transmission. Special
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CHEVROLET 1858 de luxe .-door
5elob sedan; popular silver-blue I'm
ikh: equipped, powerful VS. en-
cine and standard transmission.
minimum mileage driven by care
.ful owner; only S1,795, terms,
Gee warranty.
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ruEuROIET ,sR

CHEVROLET 1854 convertible; std
trans, =. and h., clean; custom
excel. cond. Only $3.50. Call IA
S-5a94 after $3.50.
CHEVROLET rs Impala nd. tp
VS. 2-tone:. loaded: low mil
owner; excel. cond. $1,000. KE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03
AUToMoBILEs FoR SAFE

lDE SOTO '5B 4-door: VS.. power
mite, =, and \. Deaut. e-tqne.
excel. cond. Pun price only soob,
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
1l00 o.. Ave, ia. D-2o00-2e0f
d. SOTO 80 FlreaWeep A-door se-
dan; powerliite, heater, back-up
i II p. sTBUART NORTHEAST.
INC. 3tth and Benning me-. Lu
" SOTO "a FiTedome VS. hard
TOD eoune' STONE. r. and h., auto,
s tran, power ssssr' ,o Wv ;,,t tires
one aVher In' rNsPEc w n' SIS
I trade n 81 40 On. WOLFE MO-
TORS. l7S3 n. Moore, Ari.. Va.
Il Rosslyn, IA. 4-325l.
DE- SOTO 50 Pirenite sportsman
e-door hardtop; all white, with
alum. sweep, power steering,
power brakes, heater, radio, dual
eknarsts, toIeqneflite trans.
tinted gIass and Wv tires: com
sossa f u p e1 srktH aR ~ No RRlTIss
! EAST, INC, san and BenninE
ne, Lu, $4,000,
C Ju' ca..7ssssg ooo cspp tlrs panel $40
DODGE '5S Royal 4-dr. sedan;
power steering and brakes. push.
button Transmission. Special,
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
Edsel-Llncoln
ll2l 21st st. NV. DI. TOLL
DODGE '5S Custom Royal Lancer
4 4-door hardtop; torauefiite, T. and
a., power steering and power
brakes. 2-tone. Wv tires. Fac
tory -ofiicial car; like new. Full
price only S2.495.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga Ave, ia. a-29O0-29O4
DODGE SO 6-cylinder sedan: looks
S3Ss.
TRIANGLE FORD
301O r. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-10O3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03

DE SOTO '5B 4-door; VS.. power
excel. eond. Pun price ONLY sD9b,
ROYAL MOTORS INC.
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CHEVROLET

s3270 M ST. NV.
n $4,000 FE. 3-640s
CHEVROLET '58 Bel Air: cream
saplpr. 6-cyl., std. shift, $500 mi.
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cHRYsLER 5s New Yorker 4-dool
hardtop. power steerire, brakes
windows. seat. torouenlte, push.
button drive, radio. heater. Wv
tres; Exceptionally low miiaaee
WheclmoblIe N0-uny warranty
sale price. S3,295.
WIFE, llzry Fh i oc wIEEEI M eahk
ClfkIef Eh@PLHMOUTff-lAP EflA Al
1900 WIsCnNsIN NV, EN- 2.iO2l
De SOTO '5s FiresWeep 4-door se.
dan. beautiful liaht blue bod,
with sand dune white top and col,
steering, heater, undcrcoat. radio
Wv tires; one owner. low mile.
age. your 'b2 or '53 model could
+ be down payment. Ss..0b. 4. P
sTEUART NORTHEAST, INC,
yfth and Bennins ne. LU
A-cHVu-
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AuToMuplLEs FuR SALE
BOWMAN

81 "ei0" VS. 4-dr
sedan Low milease. New-caT
trade@in. tndio heater, aufl..
y,-gs. tires Guaranteed onls
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KIRK MOTOR co

CHEVY CHASE BRANCH
5333 Wis. Ave. NV. EN- 3-4533
DE SOTO '5s Firesweep 4-door
hardtop: white body, with beau
tiful coral top and coiorsWeep,
radio, heater, power steering,
brakes, torQueiiite trans, tinted
glass: one owner. low mi. S2,4ob;
your '52 or '53 model could be
down payment. I. P. sTEUART
NORTHEAST, INC, 34th and
Benning ne, LU. 1-S300.
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Sill wis. Ave. NV, Wo. 6-s9(
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
kitty HAWK PREPARES
FOR OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
FOR ITS NEW SCHOOL

Mrs. Tom Briggs, member Of the
Dare County Board of Education
and Mrs. Robert Young of Kitty
Hawk are busy decorating the new
elementary school for the district
which is to be the scene of an
open house" on Sunday, January
4, from 2 to pm, preparatory to
going into service on Monday, the
5th. Music will be rendered by
tape recorder handled by w. D.
Washburn of Hopewell, Va. Re-
freshments will be served: the
chairwomen of this committee be-
ing Mrs. John Forbes, Jr., and Mrs.
Charles Shackleford.
Mrs. Young and Mrs. jackson
Twiford are Chairwomen for the
open house party. The community
is taking much pride in the new
structure which is costing well
over 100000, and is financed by
bond issue on the property in the
district, which includes Kill Devil
Hills. Colincton, Kitty Hawk, sDuck.
Southern Shores, and other beach
subdivisions in the area.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
TO LET CONTRACT
FOR. VISITOR CENTER
KILL DEVIL HILLS
Quarter Million Dollar Project TO
Give Coastland Another
Tourist Attraction

Sealed bids will be opened on
January 28th for construction of
the Visitor Center at Kill Devil
Hills, which will contain office,
museum, assembly room with con-
crete shell roof, lobby, toilets and
mechanical room. The project is re-
ported to entail cost of a quar-
ter million dollars, and will give
the Dare Coast another great tour
ist attraction.
The contract will include general
construction, plumbing, drainage
and electrical work, heating, venti-
lating and cooling. Framing of re-
inforced concrete. Roof decks of
poured concrete with asphalt built
up cover. Exterior walls are of
wood panel and poured concrete.
Partitions of either wood, glass or
masonry. Windows are steel pro-
jected and fixed sash.
Specifications may be obtained
from the office of Horace A.
Dough, Supt., Kill Devil Hills, N. C.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
TWO YOUNG HUNTERS WHO
GOT A GOOSE APIECE

Two young hunters during the
school holidays got goose apiece
while hunting on a Saturday at
Miro Beach, Rodanthe. Gary Lew
ark age IA, and Vernon Lewark
age ~, both of Manteo, were
|. hunting with their father Dan Lew
ark who operates Mirlo Beach
Lodge during the shooting season.
incidentally these two boys are
keeping up the name of the Lew
arks as good shots, for during
Thanksgiving each won turkey
during a match at Manteo. Luck
attends them in other things, for
the Christmas week an electric
train was won by Vernon in raf-
file ut Manteo.
Gerald L.avenstien, Petersburg,
Va. sportsman and real estate man
has twice brought his young sons
to Mirlo Lodge with him this sea-
son on hunting trips. They were
there the first two days of this
week, and the whole party had
good shooting.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
QUIET CHRISTMAS
THROUGHOUT THE
COASTLAND NOTED
Considerable Gain Noted in Sale
Of Alcoholic Beverages. But
Less Disorder

Much comment has been noted
upon the "quiet Christmas" which
prevailed this season. There were
no fatalities in the coastland, no
automobile mishaps reported, and
no drinking or disorder reported.
People are said to be behaving
better than rs years ago in the
bootleg days, when so m n y
seemed to consider it spicy adven-
ture to tank up on fighting liquor
and see how disagreeable they
could make things for other peo-
pie.
1t has been somewhat surprising
that despite the good behavior of
the people of the coastland at
Christmas time, there was a con-
siderable gain in the sale of alco-
holic beverages.
While reports from some other
counties indicate a drop off or stat
ic situation in liquor sales on the
Christmas weekend, the figures in
Dare County show a gain of
$460.20 over the same period in
1857.
In 1857 on the day before Christ
mas, and Saturday, the next day
the store opened after Christmas
See CHRISTMAS, Page Two
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
Boards TO sPROUT OLD CHRISTMAS HAS
THIS MONTH FOR BEEN OBSERVED FOR
PIRATE FESTIVAL A THOUSAND YEARS

KITTY HAWK. - Pirate King
Linwood Tillett has issued a
decree that all males of Dare
should begin sprouting boards for
the fifth annual Dare Coast Pirates
Jamboree, the all-county vacation
season springboard scheduled to be
held on the Dare Beaches, April
"a, 25, and 26.
1t has been an annual custom
for hardy males of the Outer
Banks to begin beard growing on
New Years. The champion beard
grower of the events each year if
their costumes were authentic
have been selected as Pirate
Kings" for year and by virtue of
reign they become the following
year the chairman of the beard
growing committee.
Pirate Queen Mary Burrus of
Hatteras will encourage women of
the Dare Coast to begin working
on costumes for the annual JAM
boree.
Lawrence Swain of Manteo heads
up the Pirate Jamboree steering
committee, and has called a meet
ing for January 18th, time and
place to be announced during the
coming week as all persons of Dare
are urged to attend and help do the
planning.
Absent from the meeting on
January II will be Julian and Lii
ma Oneto, working committee
members of previous jamborees.
They will be attired in their pirate
costumes attending a booth at a
travel show in Hartford, Conn.,, at
the time, telling visitors there of
Dare and its attractions including
the 5th annual Pirates Jamboree
April 24-26.