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MAN to sell Nationally Adver-
tised Watkins Products in Dare
County. Established customers and
earnings should exceed 500 per
week. If interested, write P. o.
Box No. 1892, Goldsboro, North
Carolina. T-9-11-3tp
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FOR SALE: Cottage court, IL
furnished units, quarters for
manager and office lounge. Ocean
front on the Dare Beaches. One
third down; owner will finance
balance over 10 year period. See
or cali M. X. Fearing, Jr., Agent,
Manteo, N. C. T-s-14-tfc
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FOR liability, automobile, fire,
windstorm, bonds, workmen's
compensation, disqualification in
surance, call Manteo AZ - Outer
Banks Insurance Agency. T-5-1-tfc
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FOR RENT: Building on water
front. Suitable for wholesale or
retail fish market or warehouse.
See G. G. Bonner, Manteo.
T-2-20-tfc
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USED PIANO for sale. Small up
right, good shape. Estelle Til
lett, Manteo. T-9-11-3tc
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Visit ANDERSON'S SUPER
MARKET-BEACH STORE at
swo mile post. Vacation headquar-
tiers. Open year round. Write
BILL ANDERSON'S RENTAL
AGENCK, Realtors, Kitty Hawk,
reservations, oceanfront house.
keeping cottages. T-4-8-tfc
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LOTS FOR SALE, some on canal
near Wanchese wharf. Owens
Philips &c Garage, Mays Head,
phone 81O7. T-7-31-tfc
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POCKET BOOKS, selling out
stock at one-third off. Times
Printing Co., Manteo.
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acknowledgement tpyist
and bookkeeper, in Manteo. Re-
ply to Box XYZ, c/o Coastland
Times, Manteo. T-9-4-1tc
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OIL BARRELS So each; limited
number of 55-gal. steel drums
may be obtained from Marvin
Mann, Manteo, N. c. Phone sd.
Don't wait until the steel strike
makes barrels scarce.
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WANTED AT ONCE-Rawleigh
Dealer in Beaufort County.
Write Rawleigh's Dept. NC1-460-R,
Richmond, Va. PH-9-4-1tp
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FOR RENT: Completely redeco-
rated furnished apartment in
Manteo. Large bedroom, living
room, kitchen-living room and
bath. Ample closets. Phone Man.
teo 266 or Kill Devil Hills 3542.
T-S-28-tfc
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FOR SALE: A Bel-Aire Chevrolet
Sedan; 6 CYL; Low mileage-top
condition. A one-ton Coldspot Air
conditioner-like new. A Boyle Ro-
tary gasoline lawn-mower. The
above items are priced to sell.
Colonel A. B. Jaynes, Buxton,
North Carolina. A-21-3tc
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FOR SALE: A new and unused
radiator for the Ford 60 hip.
engine of 'S8 and '39. If interested
write G. A. Twiddy, ALP Church
Street, Elizabeth City. Phone $685..
T-9-8-3tp
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ARTISTS SUPPLIES. Speed ball
sets, India ink, black drawing
ink, silver ink, white ink, drawing
paper. TIMES PRINTING CO.,
Inc, Manteo. tc
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FOR SALE: Garage filling sta
ton, good gas business, lowest
tank delivery price on beach.
$4,000. Phone 8107, Mays Head.
T-7-31-tfc
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PLANTS for house and garden.
Roanoke Island Gardens, Man
teo, ". c. T-6-20-t1c
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MODERN 4-BEDRooM HOUSE;
frame liz story, Wanchese,
near water, on State Highway,
250 #. highway front. E. E.
,Meekins, Phone 101, Manteo, N. C.
q T-8-7-4t
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MAN WANTED. Good opening in
Dare Co. Sell Raleigh Products.
Year around, steady work, good
profits. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
NC1-5OO-137, Richmond, Va.
T-9-3-4tp
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RESTAURANT AND FOUNTAIN
EQUIPMENT for sale including
back bar, salad unit, serving CEN
ter, beverage cooler, ice cream
box, soda fountain, bar, stools, etc.,
all stainless; and gas range, bak-
ers table and ice shower; and
booths, tables, chairs, register,
show case, and wall case. Call at
Hatteras Marlin Club or phone
Hatteras 2727 to arrange date for
inspection.
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BOAT and NETS. 261a-ft. boat,
pound net, 1,100 yards lead; 3
sets hearts, $500. Roscoe Burrus
Jr.. Hatteras, N. C. Jy 30-3tc
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WE ARE INTERESTED in dis
posing of the. Tranquil House
building. Fearing's Inc. Contact
NJ. K. Fearing, Jr. T-S-28-3tc
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FOR SALE: Estey spinet piano,
mahogany. Was $3.50. Will sac
rifice for $500. Tel. 206-J, Manteo.
T-9-11-1tp
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WANTED: Good used sailboat for
boy 1915 years old. See or write
E. l.. Voliva, Belhaven.
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MAN OR WOMAN for city of
Belhaven. Sales and deliveries.
4-6 hrs. per day. Also will con-
slider older men, 50-75. Write Box
5071, Dept. SO, Richmond, Virgin
la. PH-9-11-4tn
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MAN WANTED to supply Raw
leigh Products to consumers in
Beaufort County. Big insecticide
season just ahead. Good time to
start. No capital required. Write
Rawleigh's, Dept. NC1-460-553-B,
Richmond, Va. PH-9-11-3tp
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

<NDUHA1N1O EINxtN ON y 1NOIIOE
Having qualified as Administra-
trix of the estate of Maggie Mid
gett of Manns Harbor., Dare Coun-
ty, North Carolina, this is to noti-
fly all persons having claims
against the estate of said Maggie
Midget to present them to the
undersigned within one year from
date of this notice or same will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es-
tate please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 18th day of July, 1859.
TRESSIE nj. GARD
Manns Harbor, N. G.
T-7-31-6tc
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OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRINTING
orders for printing of all kinds
filled promptly. We print forms,
blanks, letterheads, statements, en-
velopes. Order from your Pilot and
Herald Agent, or Times Printing
Co., Manteo, N. C. We carry book
keeping supplies, and some office
furniture.
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BUXTON: Two bedroom new
frame home facing highway.
65 x 1,700 #. property with canal
to sound. E. E. Meekins, Phone
101, Manteo, N. C. T-8-7-4t
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FOR SALE. Toledo scale; Enter
prise meat grinder; U. $ slicing
machine; r. G. Allen adding ma
chine; National cash register. All
used and in good condition. Write
Box 1890, COASTLAND TINES,
Manteo. T-8-14-4tp
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MOTHER VINEYARD, 2 attrac-
tive domestic lots, 1907 \ 800
each. E. E. Meekins, Phone 1Ol,
Manteo, N. c. A-21-4tc
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APPROX. 1000 #. Waterfront and
118 acres high ground at Kill
Devil Hills, Atlantic Township.
Asking $500 per acre. For infor-
nation contact H. w. Van Ness,
Spring Lake, N. j. T-S-21-3tc
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NOTICE: New cottage just finish
ed, near Hatteras-Ocracoke ferry
dock on beach for sale. If inter-
ested contact Lee Robinson store
at Hatteras, N. G. T-8-21-4tc
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For your insurance needs see
w. r. PEARCE, Manteo. N. 9.
All kinds of insurance
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BUILDING for sale in Manteo;
must be removed from lot. VIII
make nice dwelling or store. 80 x
40 1T. with plumbing. See d. v.
Meekins. Manteo, N. G.
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WESTERN SADDLE, like new
cost $50; will take $35; D. v.
Meekins, Manteo. ALA, 3tc
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FORT RALEIGH TOURIST
HOME, tel, 291-W. Rooms for
rent by day or week. Can accomo-
date large or small parties. Lo-
Gated near Lost Colony. T-9-4-4tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
u. S. Antisubmorine Bureau Curbed
On Funds in Fuce of Red Fleet Of AS

wars and sees no reason why
they should not be effective
In q possible new conflict.
II international commu-
nism decides to unleash an
other world conflict. the
United States Navy will have
q burdensome role. princi-
pally because the navies Of
our allies have been reduced.
The powerful British Navy
is being cut down drastically,
compared to what 1t was at
the end Of the last war. The
French Navy is increasing in
strength but is still far
from being an important adj
junct In the event Of an
early world conflagration. The
other nayies are token forces
which would not face alone
the power Of the Soviet fleets.
The Baltic Sea has become
OF real Importance in the
strategy Of another world
war. The NATO members
Germany. Denmark and Nor
way--are supposed to pre-
vent the Russian submarine
and surface forces from
breaking out through the
Skaggerak and Kattegat
Straits into the Atlantic.
The naval forces Of these
three countries consist of 81
destroyers, IA submarines,
lot mine sweepers. So motor
torpedo boats and q few
other minor auxiliaries. These
forces. regardless of how
efficient and self-sacrif1cing
they may be. can hardly be
more than a small bite for
the Soviet Baltic feet COM
manded by 53-year-old Ad-
miral Charmalov. whose nigh
competence as a naval CON-
mander is matched on'y by
his ruthlessness.
Charmalov. who has under
his orders 40 Red admirals,
commands the most powerful
Of Soviet fleets. The Baltic
squadron" Is composed OF
six heavy cruisers Of the
Sverdlov or Frunze class,
$50 submarines. 10 Destroy
ers and upward of $50 auxil-
iaries. An air force of 1000
craft is always 10 readiness
to support these naval forces.
There is no doubt that should
a major conflict break out.
American carriers and other
naval vessels would be COM
PEELED to reinforce the present
NATO Baltic forces whose
mission besides that of inter-
dieting an outbreak of the
Soviet submarines into the
Atlantic also Is to restrict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

FL Salvadors President Lemus visits Washington The
country main exports coffee and people who have to
explain II isn't the place where Columbus landed.
Ike says military spending Is adequate Democrats
agree II It any larger they couldn't complain about IT,
Eleanor Roosevelt she has choice for President
Any candidate Carmne DeSapio against win be all right
with her.
The continental look" In mems clothes s made to
order for the fellow who's too big for his brtches
Question Box Q-What does Khrushchev really want in
Berlin? A-More Communists.
Dean Acheson says Ikes team Is leading to national
suicide" Trouble every Republican throat
two Democrats spring up to take his place
The genius Of America isn't so much that were the
great melting pot but that Of the hotshots let in
didn't melt the pot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
Convention Temptation at Work

problem is that they feel they
must assert themselves In
the primaries. that no other
means Of achieving their am
bition Is open to them. What
they will do is try to force
Symington into open con-
test. They have no doubt
that then they can cream
him since their audience APP
peal is demonstrably greater.
In the Midwest. Senator
Humphrey is allied with Gov.
Mennen Williams Of Michi-
gan, who still proposes to 60
to the convention as the
favorite son Of the State he
so firmly controls. But he will
not challenge the Minnesotan
in any primaries. and the
Michigan organizing geni-
uses. including State Chair
man Staebler who runs the
national committee school Of
campaign techniques. keeps
in close touch with the Sena-
tor.
These are early days for
anything presidential beyond
receptive modesty and enor-
nous courtesy to all corners.
But q strong conviction
exists here that the men now
mentioned have not Just the
best but the only chance for
the grand prize. and they
seem to believe action Is in
dicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
David LAWRENCE
Defeat of the Democratic Process

Of one-man rule In political
organizations, whether 1t be
outside or inside Congress.
Today It Is evident that few
members Of the Senate dare
to criticize the leader. They
prefer TO acquiesce In q code
Of expediency lest they lose
favor with the man In con-
troll. Yet. privately many
Senators do concede that
some bills are kept buried
In committee or delayed till
the final days Of o session
when they can be rushed
through or defeated. as the
case may be, without much
debate.
The drift seems to be to.
ward the totalitarian APP
proach. Bossism Is applaud
ed nowadays as merely skill
full or mastery leadership.
This session Of the Senate.
moreover. has seen o trend
toward the curtailment Of de-
bate and q tendency to al.
low one man TO run the ma
jority party. ANY member
can. Of course. make what
ever speech he desires for
the record. but his influence
within his own party with
respect to getting action on
particular pieces Of legisla-.
ton depends to no small ex-
tent on how he stands with
the majority leader,
Election of United States
Senators by popular vote
instead of by State Legisla-
lures, so as 70 overcome DoSS.
rule In those legislature
was proclaimed as in line
with the democratic process
when the Seventeenth
Amendment was adopted In
1918. Yet few people who
favored this Amendment
ever thought that one-man
rule in the Senate could null
lily the wishes Of q whole
State and block considera-
ton of measures submitted
by one State to the other
States for approval or disap-
proval.
(copyrisht. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Conventional War CopobiIity

Soviet supply operations by
sea above small-craft trans
ports for Red ground forces
and to neutralize enemy OPP
eratiops on land. by sea and
In the air directed against
Danish islands
There are no effective naval
forces available to put into
effect the NATO high COM
mand directions except the
United States Navy. In the
event Of war. units will have
to be sent from or Atlantic
bases. and they will have 70
60 through the submarine
barrage Of the Russians.
The problem could be licked
by our highly advanced. tbut
still In blueprint) antisubma-
rine operations and devices.
These are working now at
less than 20 per cent pre-
paredness efficiency because
Of lack Of necessary funds. "
Some Of our planners are
so hipped on push-button
war that they are prone to
overlook the fact that the In
ternational Communists with
vast manpower and raw ma
terial resources are actually
continuing preparations for
q "modernized" conventional
warfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
proxmire's Criticism OF Bossism
Seen Exposing q Senate Weakness

system Of one n rule
which hardly squares with
the word democratic" The
job Of o majority leader Is.
indeed. concerned with recon
cling conflicting views 20 as
TO arrive at q consensus. But
this Is. O far different mat
ter from the delegation TO one
man Of the power TO assign
members to committees and
TO bcstow other favors with
respect TO the taking up Of
particular bills In which Q
Senator may be deeply In
terested.
Many Q Senator finds that
his reelection may depsnd
on whether he gets through
the Senate certain legisla-
ton that benefits his State.
II the majority leader doesn't
look with favor on O Sena-
tor who bucks the views Of
that leader on other subjects,
the end result might be block
ing the bill and ultimate ce-
feat for the Senator who
stood up for his convictions.
It was never intended by
the founding fathers that
the two Senator'S who repre-
sent a sovereign State would
be subject to the rule Of a
single Senator from some
other State on whether a
particular piece Of legislation
shall be pushed to passage
or left to wither on the vine.
Rebellions against one
man rule In both houses Of
Congress have made the front
pages In past history. The
revolt against Speaker Joe
Cannon. Republican. In the
House Of Representatives IN
1910 was hailed as an ex-
preston Of progressive spirit.
Il led TO an overwhelming de-
feat Of the Republican Party
In that years election their
frst loss Of Congress In Is
years.
The American people have
again and again disapproved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

The sooner some Of our
policy makers get over the
idea that the next worldwide
confetti 1t ever occurs
viii be fought by pushbutton
machines, the better 1t viii be
for oil.
The best post-World War
II military minds who have
been studying the prepare
tons Of the free worlds
enemies point out that while
much noise and spectacular
headlines center around the
massive" advantage Of the
Russians In guided missiles.
the Communist would-be ag-
gressors are working overtime
to increase and improve their
conventional warfare capa-
billtieS.
In the face Of this, the
administration is advocating
further important cuts In the
strength Of our ground forces
and In the Navy which may
have to bear an important
part Of the bYunt In any
future conflict.
The Russians are known
to have at least ATS subma-
rines - the bulk Of them
ocean-going. Hitler almost
won the last war in Its early
stages with fewer than so
ocean submarines. Our best
naval minds are sure the
Russians are not building
these submarines because
they like to play with them.
They are intended to cut of
the United States, in the
event Of a major conflict,
from both our Pacific and
Atlantic allies. They are in
tended to interrupt the flow
Of essential raw materials
and all seaborne commune
cations with Asia and Europe.
The antidote to the long
range Soviet underseas fleets
is, Of course. antisubmarine
preparedness by the United
States Navy. Studies have
been made and important
new devices discovered TO off,
set the likely efficiency Of
the Russian submarines. Yet
the antisubmarine bureau in
the Navy Department can
hardly function because Of
lack Of funds. The Budget
Bureau In its great wisdom
apparently has recommended
that the funds for such devel-
opments were q luxury for
the Navy. 1t believes. APP
parently, that the old type
cans" dropped overheard
from a destroyer proved
pretty effective in two world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

When Senator william
PEoxmire OF Wisconsin. Dem.
ocrats says the Democrats.
with their two-thirds mem
bership IN the Senate. are not
functioning as Q majority that
is representative Of the peo-
pie. he Ia exposing q serious
weakness In the, American
system.
What the Wisconsin SEN
ator criticizes in his second
speech Of Q series Is the way
policy is determined by the
Democratic Party In the SEN
ate. He says:
'"The cold fact Is that Dem.
ocratic policy In the Senate
Is made entirely on an I'D lib.
on -the-cun basis. The initia-
tive, as well as the final deci-
sion, Is almost always re-
solved by the majority leader,
himself on the basis OF his
own judgment Of what Is de-
sirable and what is possible.
This is not to say that the
individual Democratic Sem
ator doesn't play q part In
determining policy. His in
dividual vote and whatever
influence he may have that
goes beyond his individual
vote is q factor In the major
ity leaders calculus. But 1t
is the majority leader who
does the computing Of the
possible And the critical
point Is that he does 1t with
out the overall conscious
guidance Of Senate Demo-
Gratis. either in caucus or in
policy committee. It is my
position that this Is an un-
necessary delegation Of re-
sponsibility by Democratic
Senators. In the vast major.
ity Of Democratic legislative
bodies throughout this coun-
try and the world. no such
delegation Is found necessary
for action"
What Mr.. Proxmire Is de-
scribing. in euphemistic and
gently spoken phrases. Is Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
Hays Asks Fight
On Poverty

Brooks Hays. president Of the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Monday urged q delegation Of
Sunday school teachers to
recognize humanity's common
enemies disease. poverty. hun
ger and ignorance"
Mr.. Hays, Arkansas Demo-
crat. defeated for reelection 10
the House last fall by segrega-