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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
NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
CAPE HATTERAS SCHOOL
SECOND GRADE

We made a new. citizenship tree
for our classroom. Each child
wrote his name on the leaf he had
cut out of colored paper. We put
a leaf for each child on the tree
with thumb tack.
When We are not good citizens
in our classroom our leaf falls off
the tree.-Michael Williams.
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
TENTH GRADE NEWS

In the past week, the tenth
grade has been studying the de-
velopment of European nations and
European culture in medieval times
in our history class. In English we
are studying capitalization, and
we are studying digestion and res
piration in biology. We are study
ing verb conjugation in French.
Several boys and girls in our
class are trying to make the bas-
ketball team. We hope they make
it. Cornelia Batten, Reporter.
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

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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

A man of integrity will never
listen to any plea against con-
science. Henry Home
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
SEEKING KNOWLEDGE
in SCIENCE


On Nov. 6, some of my class
mates and l brought our micro
scopes to school, study the small
est plants and animals in science.
Thrt Friday we observed cells,
their walls and other parts. On the
same day we saw fool cells.
On Nov. 10 we studied some sort
of scum. When we were out to
recess our teacher put a root of a
plant under the microscope.
l think that all of my classmates
like the two science periods that
we had, better than anything. My
teacher liked it, too.-Craig Chine
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Morse Puts Best Foot Forward for Oregon Primary in May

WASHINGTON, LR - Senator Wayne Morse O-Ore) stepped into the race for the Democratic nomination for President today with an announcement that his name will go before Oregon vot- CTS in the states May 20 Presiden- tial Preferential Primary.
 Although I would have pre- ferred not to have entered in the Oregon race, I shall not run away from a good political fight if it is inevitable" Morse said in state ment.
 Morse, 59, who has been elected to the Senate both as a Repub- ican and as Democrat, said that his political supporters are enter ing him in the Oregon primary against his wishes.
 He said Democrats in the Dis trict of Columbia also have urged him to enter the May 3 Presiden- tial Primary here, and that he will decide later whether to do so.
 'fI am sure that most profes- sional politicians who usually are in control of political conventions would suffer political nightmares if my name were placed on the District primary ballot," Morse said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Big Three Offer Summit Plan to Alliance for Its OK
By TOM OCHILTREE

PARIS, R - The big Western powers laid their long-range sum- init plans before the smaller members of the North Atlantic Alliance yesterday for endorse ment. Moscow already has hinted Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- chev will accept the invitation to a top-level meeting.
 '"The Soviet governments pro- posal on a meeting of the leaders of the four great power has found a positive response" a Moscow Radio commentator said Monday night.
 He added that a meeting of U. S., Soviet, British and French leaders twill help to remove mu- tual distrust and open the way for further relaxation of inter national tensions"
 The Western Big Three envi- sion a series of top level East West talks III provided the first one makes some progress. The idea is to test Khrushchev's pro fessed desires to end world ten sions at the opening meeting pro- posed for Paris April 27.
 Also in the offing are revival of East-West disarmament nego- tiations, proposed by the West for March IS in Geneva, and negotia- tions to unify the trade policies of the free world to meet the new Soviet economic challenge and at the same time minimize tradition al trade rivalries among the Western allies.
 President Eisenhower, President De Gaulle of France, Prime Min ister MacMillan of Britain, and Chancellor Adenauer of West Germany, worked out this general program in a weekend of inten- sive consultation in Paris.
 Working groups of experts were given the complex task of organ izing agreed Western policies in detail.
 The Western leaders suggested
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23

COVENANT CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT
 Sunday. December 27. 1859. at 7:30 Glory to the Father Amundsen Choir Gertrude Fondel Patricia Johnson panied by Margaret Zylstra Bethlehem Johnson Choir Scripture Reading g - Kenneth Anderson Capella Choir Offertory Johnson The Birthday of A King ~.- - Choir Nelson and Maybele Lennert Christmas Day Quartet Road Arnundsen Gertrude Fondell Arthur Zylstra Nelson
 The Christmas Song -." Cholr Sopranos Titus Patricia Nelson Elsie Okitkon May Agnes Komokhuk, Jennie Oksoktaruk Lilly Walker, Belinda Simon Erma Johnson.
 Anderson Walker, Ruth K. Towner, Annie Adams, Amundsen Oton. Tenor Nelson Henry Adams Spencer Strand, Tommy TungWenuk.
 Arthur Zystra James Oksokaruk Road Amundsen, Walter Simon.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Torchlight Welcome
 Crowned on by Association

BOSTON, R m A plan to dis tribute 15,000 giant sparklers to greet President Eisenhower on his return to the White House, was opposed as a menace to life by the National Fire Protection Asso- ciatioh.
 A spokesman for the non-profit organization said yesterday the associations files contain scores of reports of death and crippling disfigurements caused by the pyrotechnic device.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
FIRE WHISTLE SIGNALS

FIRE WHISTLE SIGNALS
 1 Whistle - East of Division Street.
 2 Whistles - West of Division Street.
 Division Street runs between Morgan's and Wien Airlines0 Numbered Duplicate Stub Tickets
 For Sale al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Minnesota Governor Exceeded Authority in Calling Martial Law

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., R - Three federal judges ruled today that Governor Orville Freeman went beyond his authority in us- ing National Guardsmen to shut down the strikebound Wilson & Co. packing plant at Albert Lea, Minn. They told the company it could reopen the plant.
 The judges held Freeman had no absolute power to declare martial law at Albert Lea.
 Their ruling barred Freeman and the National Guard from in terfering with the company's right to have free and unlimited" access to the plant.
 The court panel granted a stay of it's injunction until midnight Sunday, however, to permit the state an appeal to the U. s. Cir cult Court
 Freeman declared martial law at Albert Lea on December II after violence broke out at the plant involving pickets and non union workmen who had been hired by the company to replace strikers.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23

to the Soviets that the first East West summit plan to take up such general topics as the problem of Germany - including Berlin, dis armament and East-West rela- tions.
 In delivering the summit invi- tations, the three Western ambas- sadors in Moscow told Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko the West wants wide-ranging ne- gotiations unhampered by a rigid agenda.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23

The fusion of all the nuclei present in one pound of the hy- drogen isotope deuterium would release roughly he same amount of energy as the explosion of 26,000 otns of TINT.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Hollywood Report
Diane Heads for the Hills

coming out in the fall titled i was Teen-age
Dwarf"
Joan Shawlee signed for a permanent spot
on the new Betty Hutton series. And Jimmy
Boyd has signed as a regular on Bachelor Father
and will be in all 80 segments next season.
After 26 Markham telefilms, Ray Milland de-
parts for London to be guest OF honor at
luncheon given by the Marques DOurO, COM
mander of the Royal Horse Guard of the
Queens household cavalry. In his youth. Ray
was a member OF the household cavalry The
Revue international lot is fine for filming MICS
new hour-long Riverboat series, starring Barren
McGavin and Bert Reynolds. The 44O-acre lot
has three large lakes. 50-foot waterfall, an
extensive waterfront town, and ready made
riverboat
Red SHELTON recently bought Rolls-Royces
registered it in l2-year-old daughter Valentines
name, and told her. when you are old enough
to drive it, it's really yours" But daddy" said
Valentino, 1T will be an old car by thenl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Hollywood Report
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper Alliance


HOLLYWOOD-Youlls see Diane Varsis last
Job of acting in goth Century-Fox's murder
anthology, 'Whodunit"-on TV in the fall Diane
took of for the hills of Vermont soon after.
But don't get Diane-or me-wrong: She liked
her role.
Milton Berle tees off the 1859 season with a
filmed show, assisted by guest stars Lucille Ball
and Desi ArnaZ. =. . Louis JOurdan will headline
an outdoor spectacular from Miami November
IL. :. Robert Young won't start the new season
of teleflming Father Knows Best Until we
have eight completed scripts. The scripts are
the big worry of every show"
Dwayne Hickman's blond tresses for "The
Many Loves of Dobe ellis" are costing his
producers 500 month to keep them that way.
Author Max Schulman is writing, directing
and starring in the commercials for "Dobie
ellis" Max, who penned the best-selling
Rally Round the Flag, Boys!" has new book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

This Is your chance to sound Of-dnd
~ Critic Bernie Harrison lOiH do his best
to ansl0er questions Please keep letters
brief. Pen names lUiH be used it desired.
Has anyone else ever noticed how TV pro-
grams, especially Perry Mason, can't let person
walk straight out door without pausing on
the Threshold and making a slicing remark?
Characters never go straight out the door after
their conversation. Has it ever come to anyone
elses attention? LAURA A.
You haze spotted one Of the many chches
of TV film direction. 1t might be fun to compile
a list OF them. Do you haze taUortte?
Re your review of the Mrs America contest.
When you mentioned one particularly bithering
portion of the contest-stacking dishes neatly
you appended: Honest" I'm sure you really
held back from writing Honestly, exclamation
point, and heavy sarcastic information implied"
And if I'm right, couldn't agree more thor
oughly -. MRS. R. H. A.
1t 10ds so bhthering, as you stated, that
thought further undermining unnecessary.
Occluded from life by two ceremonies, I've
watched Mass for Shut-InS for seven weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
TeIeVue Mailbag

Paradoxically, it is the one TV program that
saves me from sense of clauStrophobia; shut
in with God shut out OF the cacaphony OF
music" and the chaos of commercials, join
the priest at the altar in saying the ancient,
potent Sacrifice OF the Mass, ceremony replete
with beauty and grace for the viewer 49,.
Why can't we have more worthwhile religi-
GUS programs for the sick who depend on Twp
MARIE c.
Euen those pho are not i'll 10ould agree with
you that more worthwhile religious program
ming rUould be WONDERFUL NBC, incidentally,
announces a "genutnely creative" religious pro-
gramming for merit season in cooperation NTH
the three major faith groups. One project, for
example, set in october, lOtH present the Cath
olic Mass In English in an effort to "communi-
cate its meaning as clearly as possible to a
general audience"
Watching Elena Verdugo on a recent Red
Shelton show reminded me of her fine work on
Meet Millie. Is there any chance that this fine
and pretty actress will have another series?
BOOTS M.
There's alt0dyS chance, particularly for
performer OF Miss VerdugoS experience and
ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
MBSAideH Heads
Business Gifts in
PoIsy Fund Drive

Robert F. Hurleigh, vice
president in charge of news and
special events for the Mutual
Broadcasting System. has been
named chairman Of the Bush
ness Gifts Committee for the
current United Cerebral Palsy
drive.
Gen. Gerald c. Thomas, Dis
trict chairman for the drive,
also has announced two other
committee heads. Rufus S. Lusk.
chairman of real estate firm
that bears his name, will be
chairman of the special gifts
committee. M. Belmont Yer
Standig. president Of the adver-'
Using and research company
that bears his name, will head
the public information commit
tee.
The drive will continue thru
this month, with the 53-Minute
March in residential areas set
for next Tuesday evening.
The latter half of the month
will be devoted to the business
and special gifts effort Of the
campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Kurds Fleeing to iran
To Escape Red Chief

- F@AN@*ANA - ~ ~
Associated pEsas ForsiIn News ANALYST
PAsvEH. Iran. May IA
Thousands Of Kurd tribesmer
have fed across the rugged
northwest Iranian frontier from
IraQ rather than submit 10
domination by a pro-com-
munist chieftain.
There was sharp fighting in
the frontier area as recently
as four days ago. when about
5000 Kurds crossed into Iran.
Others OF the tribe have fed
into Turkey.
This information comes from
Amir Ally Asheyara, the head
Khan dandlord) Of a huge area
occupied by Kurds Of the
Mamash Tribe. He owns this
village and about $50 other
Kurdish villages in the south
western part OF Trans Aver
baijan Province. only a few
miles from the Iraqi border.
Is Tribesmen Slain
The Kurds, under a leader
identified as Sheik Raschid,
left Is Barzani tribesmen dead
after a fight with them and
Iraqi gendarmerie. The Khan
said Sheik Raschid lost two
dead and had two wounded.
The Barzanis are followers of
Muliah Mustafa Barzani, who
spent a dozen years in exile in
the Soviet Union after an abor-
tive attempt to establish a sat-
elite Kurdistan in Iran, Iraq
and Turkey.
The Khan said Sheik Ras-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

loyal 10 their AMIR. Most
Kurds Of the Mamaah Tribe
a. IN other tribes. are related
20 the Khan and each other BY
blood or marriage.
Amir Ally Is fiercely anti
Communists and says all his
people are. too. Most Kurds
are equally anti-Communlst,
he maintains. He says the
Russians have no chance 10
promote another Kurdish up
rising as they did IS years
ago. when Mullah Barzani with
Russian backing tried 10 set
up an independent Kurdistan
IN Northern Iraq and Iran.
Revolt Crushed
Mullah Barzani's revolt was
but he and thousands
Of his followers escaped to the
Soviet Union. With the over
throw OF the monarchy In Iraq
last summer, Mullah Barzani
10 Iraq and has
steadily gained influence In the
regime Of Premier Abdel Karin
KasSem.
Nearly 1000 Kurds'who fol-
lowed Barzani TO Russia were
shipped back to Iraq in April.
newspapers said they
had been trained by the Rus
slams for partisan warfare.
Moscow described them as ref
lgees and said almost half were
women and children.
Amir Ally. an educated. cul-
.ured man. remembers Mullah
Barzani with bitterness and
says the Mullah's followers
murdered his brother. uncle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

time sailing ship and declared
he was "a man from outer
space"
The stocky. ruddy-faced
comedian had been appearing
here in a night club. the
hungry l."
His wife Eileen flew here
yesterday from Mamaroneck,
N. Y. After spending three
hours with him in the PSYCHE
atric ward, she declared:
Hell be all right. He's just
tired out"
Mr.. Winters agent, Martin
Goodman, said the ticket taker
didn't understand that the
man is a comedian. He's sensi-
tive. He's like a little boy.
You have to expect those types
to act differently than the or
binary person.
Before Mr.. Winters was re-
leased Dr.. T. E. Albers, the
hospital superintendent, had
said the comedian was quite
disturbed. He is definitely in
need of further care"
He added that he would defer
to Mrs. Winters wishes re-
garding her husbands treat
ment.
Mr.. Winters, his wife and two
children live in a l00-year-old
home at Mamaroneck.
He recently said he was go
ing to quit his travels from city
to city because of six years
of never being home except on
Christmas, seeing my son play
one game of baseball a year
and of hardly knowing my
daughter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

and four nephews In 4 massacre
of anti-communist elements IN
Azerbaijan province IN 1915.
co-existence with the Com
munists Is impossible. he de-
clared. like the co-existence
Of fire and water"
I'VE are not afraid OF the
Russians" he com m ented
Rrimly. They won't put a foot
IN iran unless they are ready
for World War III"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

chids people lacked suincient
ammunition 10 continue the
battle and had 10 fee. He said
the 1000 refugee families now
live In tent settlements not far
from here.
Apparently mank Kurds pre-
ceded Sheik Raschid's people
across the frontier In a migra-
ton which began soon after
the Iraqi revolution last July.
This country is so rugged, vast
and underpopulated that II is
easy for Kurds 10 lose them
selves In It.
Rules 10000
This village is not likely TO
appear on many maps, but its
leader is an influential Kurd,
ruling about 10000 people. His
home is a hilltop dominating
the primitive mud hut village
and overlooking a valley richly
green with winter wheat. Tow
ering snowcap mountains sur
round the fertile valley.
The Khan leases the land
to his followers, taking a per-
centage of their production in
payment. To Kurds this is
normal and the people are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
SuperCarrier
Seen Rejected
ByHOuseUnif

President Eisenhower's re-
quest for $3.50 million 10 build
a new super aircraft carrier
repeatedly has been turned
down by a House Appropria-
ton Subcommittee.
Instead. the i7-man group
has decided. the money should
be spent TO strengthen anti
submarine and missile pro-
grams and 10 maintain stronger
reserve and National Guard
forces.
The subcommittee has agreed
10 almost the exact amount
asked by the President-s40.s
billion-in new appropriations
for the Defense Department
for the year starting July /.
In Accord ON Amount
"The amount Of new money
won't vary substantially from
what the President requested"
a member disclosed. "The only
disagreement between US and
the President is how 1t should
be spent"
The subcommittee's recon-
mendations are subject to re-
view by the entire 50-member
committee later this month.
The effect of the subcommit-
tees action as explained by
members would be to provide
small reductions in the size
Of the active armed forces and
to prevent planned cuts in the
strength of the National Guard
and reserve units.
3 POlaris Subs
The defense budget as ten
tatively approved provides
funds for three more missile
launching Polaris submarines.
Some committee members ia
vored increasing this number.
The new aircraft carrier
which the President wanted
would not have been nuclear-
powered but would have been
equipped with the newest elec-
tronic devices and the medium
range Terrier missile system.
Six similar carriers already
have been approved, in addi-
ton to the nuclear-powered
Enterprise. Three of them
have Joined the feet and the
other three are scheduled for
duty during the next two years.
The Enterprise is due to join
the feet in December, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Comedion Winters Wife
Says He Needs Rest

SAN FRANCISCO May IA (AP)-Hs wife says there isn't
anything wrong with Jonathan Winters nightcub and
comedian. except that he needs rest.
She had him removed from San Francisco General Hospital
last night undesignated rest home He
the hospital by San Francisco Harbor Police Tuesday after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

VIIU HIOoP1VuI " DuII UIINIoDV
ticket taker on a museum ship
reported his behavior as I'M
usual.
Ofiicers said he insisted on
climbing the rigging Of an old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

ons q the veopoas the Soviet Unlon
Is employing 10 malnloin isFmsni "a
the Middle Eoti . the desire Of the
kuFd trlbsi ioF Independence. M.
Ryon. moklns another tour 81 the
psrsHniolly iFoubled cree. reports
here from the IFan. lTsq border on
strong onfl.Commualst feelings
emens sowe o. the kurda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14

THE EVENING STAR AIS
weiAiagioa. o. c.
TAuftdsy. Nor II, 1859
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05
Scouts Get
Ready For
3 Day Trip

The Lexington Boy Scouts will
participate in a three day sight
seeing tour and camp at the
Vicksburg National park, along
with other scouts from the An
drew Jackson Council on March
20, q and %.
The Vickshurg trip will proceed
the annual Mataleho district
Camporee this year which will be
held at Holmes Park near Durant
on April II and Is.
Scoutmaster Hardin Erwin says
the scouts are in bad need of
camping equipment, and some OF
the scouts need uniforms. Mr.. Err
vim said that if any former scout
has uniforms and wants to sell
them, or if any person has any
old tarpoulins which would be
suitable to make tents out OF
please contact him at GAO or AS
sistant Scoutnaster Dudley Reni-
cker at $40 or 388W.
Mr.. Erwin said the scouts need
additional adult leaders. If any
person would like to help with the
scouting program they are asked
to contact Mr.. Erwin.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05
Negro Found
Dead Near
Thornton

A fifty year old Negro man,
Aaron Richardson, missing since
Saturday afternoon, was found
dead in a pasture on the r. L.
Peaster plantation at Thornton,
Monday morning about Z o'clock.
The man had apparently died
of heart attack, Sheriff Andrew
Smith said. The sheriff was called
for an investigation after the body
was found.
According to the Sheriff, rela-
tives of the dead man said Rich
ardson had a heart condition.
They said he left Saturday after
noon about / o'clock to get a hair
cut at his sons house, but never
got there. A search was started
but the body was not found until
Monday morning.
A coroner's jury ruled death by
natural causes.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05
To Sponsor Big
July 4th Political Rally

The Otho c. Byrd Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post voted to spon-
sor Political rally, with a big
barbecue and all the trimming or
July 4 this year with a ball game
climaxing the days activities.
Bill Hamberlin was named
chairman of the rally committee
and state and local candidates
will be invited to the all-day
speechmaking event.
Bill Power and A. J. Davis
were named to head the food COM
mittee and a barbecue chicken
dinner will be served. Other com
mitteemen named were Chester
Marshall, Publicity; Bumount
Rutledge, Grounds. James Norris.
Concessions and Walter Sharpe
Finance.
D. A. McCrory was elected Post
Commander for the coming year,
to succeed Bill Power, with in
stallation of the new officers slat-
ed next regular meeting night. Ju.
nior Wiggly was elected Sr. Vice
Commander, and other officers
named were Chester Marshall,
Junior Vice, Commander; Bill
Hamberlin, Quartermaster, Jim
my Boatwrigtt, Chaplain, DR.. Jay
Justin Kazar, Surgeon, Bill Kenn5
Judge Advocate and James Norris
Trustee.
Walter Sharpe will be the install
ling Officer when the new officers
are sworn in.