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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, 1959-09-25
RESTAURATEURS TO STUDY
TRAINING FOR PERSONNEL

MACS HEAD.-Ways to i'm
prove service to restaurant
p irons will be emphasized
in special characterization
program on "How to Train
Personnel" to be presented during
the 18th annual convention of the
N. C. Association of Quality Res
taurants here Sept. 30-Oct. 2. This
feature, which is attracting atten-
ton throughout the country, was
announced today by President
Frank P. Byrne of Wilmington. 1t
will be presented by H. M. Shannon
of Atlanta, Ga, an expert on
personnel training for restaurant
workers.
1t was produced by a national
food marketing firm to show man.
ayers how to improve their skill in
teaching employees to do their jobs
correctly, quickly and pleasingly.
Convention Chairman Julian One
to, resident manager of the Associ-
atoms headquarters hotel, The
Carolinian, said the training period
was included as part of the AS
sociation's continuing cooperation
with the State Travel Councils
program to improve the standards
of service in all businesses catering
to travellers as we'll as homefolks.
What the restaurateurs learn will
be carried back to their own en-
ployees.
Over 200 restaurateurs and sup
pliers already have made advance
reservations for the convention,
which will be unique in that not
a single speech is scheduled. In
stead, there will be a panel on the
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-25
WE'RE TELLING Yos,
We've seen the Falcon
and Oh BOYT

7. The Falcons now undergoing a dramatic
Experience Run, U.S.A., over every mile of
numbered U. S. highway, as the climactic test
to years and 3 million miles Of research;
development and testing.
8. Experience Run is now proving that the new
Ford Falcon averages up to 80 miles per
gallon of regular gas!
9. The new, 9o-hp Falcon Six engine is up
front, for greater stability and safety. And it's
not an untried, experimental engine, but built
on modern short-stroke principles that have
been thoroughly proved and universally ac-
copied by engine engineers.
10. The purchase price will be your first big
savings. We can't tell you what it will be,
just yet, but it will prove-right from the
start-that the new Ford Falcon is your
sauingest car. Come in now, for more details!
We're accepting orders for the new Ford
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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, 1959-09-25

by the Belhaven Band. Under the
direction of Bob Ellwanger, the
band, with color bearers presenting
the colors, played the "Star
Spangled Banner" before the game
began. During the half they pre-
scented a well-executed drill.
Prior to the game the Tri-Com-
munity Ruritan Club served bar
becue supper in the school lunch
room.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-25
EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mrs. Emily Smith spent We'd
nesday in Manteo as the guest Of
Mrs. Ada Greet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Alexander
of Elizabeth City were here Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Twiford anG
Mrs. Bette Berry had as theil
guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
mie Berry and son Henry of Fair
field and Mr.. and. Mrs. Rudolph
Gay and daughter Cathleen of War
renton.
Chester Holmes, Harry Greet anc
A. R. Basnight of Norfolk wer'
week end visitors here.
Mrs. Sarah Cahoon visited he,
sister, Mrs. Ida Hassell, at Nag
Head this week. \
Mrs. Lillian Sawyer of Elizabetl
City spent the week end here.
Mrs. jamie Rogers and Mrs. Johr
Lee of Manteo visited here Tues
day.
Mrs. Melvin Ambrose and Melvin
Jr., and Mrs. Violet Cahoon ant
children of Norfolk are spending
this week here.
Mrs. Dixie Ambrose, Mrs. Doro
thy Twiford, Mrs. Joe Spruill, Mrs
Emily Smith, Mrs. Thelma Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. John Twiddy, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Greet and Mrs
Ethelle Holmes were at the homt
of Mrs. Jewel Greet in Mantet
Tuesday night, for an "Old Fash
toned Gospel Sing.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-25

States new laws on Withholding
tax, minimum wage and ABC mat
tiers; a panel of top restaurateurs
answering questions on industry
problems; and the personnel train
ing demonstration.
Registration will start at 2 o. m.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-09-25

Wednesday, Sept. 80. Many enter
tainment features, including special
events for women and children,
have been arranged. The N. c..
Restaurant Suppliers Association,
headed by Ed Kahler of Charlotte,
will meet at the same time.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
Revolt Against lis. Senate Bossism

The % liberal Democrats ia the Senate Of the
hghhauded matter which Senator Lyndon Johnson
conducting the affairs The majority has finally
the open when senator William Proxmire Wisconsin
Democrat rose floor Monday and attacked
majority lender Lyndon johnson Dictator II the
ag that open rebellion against Johnson iron hand rule Of
the Senate might be
SO those who defended Johnson like Neubcrger Of
Oregon sound ground 10 seeing nothing
wrong with the that johnson does regularly call party
conferences tho Democrats just
about he peas without benefit m what The other Democrats
in the upper house think desire IN the way Of
As th paper has pointed before and senator prox
sad Monday johnson iron hand ae makes him virtual
dictator along with Congressman Sam aybun IN the House
federal legislation under which al live Texas big
but think with the johnson ybnrn combination II
has much about what laws passed by the mHnpua
ton and cpnol exercised by the venerable Mr. Sam III the
House and the slippery manipulating senator Johnson IN the
There ~ other states bees Texas IN the Union
all entitled have in party conference and
For awhile Il looked like the Senate Democrats Of liberal
persuasion who alarmed by the drtatoa methods employed
by Johnson whip his fellow party members IN the Senate into
the johnson line going 10 take yndous hosm lying
down bat senator proxmire the tradition ni ustriaus
predecessor Robert la FoIcte has
dared beard the lion IN his den If senator proxmc il sup
ported BY thoae increasingly restless under lohnsons
rude the arrogant rule the csau has assumed since Senate Dem
pcrats their rights" may be hailed least
slowed down
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

diam Srlencr Mnnltnr

Roeyekamp Science Monitor
Nevspapermen like other people this changing
technology apecter
obsoeseence Of
luinyented gadget will put them Of business
achieved nothing newspaper
Stripped
daily press people cropping
dmly lighted perhaps any
city rely press only
world bat also with another and their community
Radio nv inadequate
largely
planned
morning hearing a high fatality department
only happened in
Bogota Along with the predomnany ycmInded
humanity pic
turo Of the days
Seldom printed daily clearly
Auda presentation
quick opportunity
second look reading
suffered Employment could
Advertising could products producers
sent placaded horse through pueng
ticket sales
city Few announcements made Fewer
Estimates heard fewer speeches
construction nj the fuel OF public
unwren court
blurred only
detail the expert attempts
go made by wQf the radio
itself aperoored from correspondents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

scope governments powers
rights rights
compromise the segregaionsa worry civil
rights passed Supremacy very
including sleep
Virginia. what compromise
by
Virginia Supreme eoupro-
eh America ominoasy. We
haye biat begun fight"
final took place Alabama Civil
Rights voyage aImost year
against
The State Circuit Judge who
work q the Commission by impoundng County refusing to
appear the hearings and finally turning the
Jury
should contempt
Judge
Wallace not guilty and said that through devious methods actual
helped the Commission the
Wallace admitted disobeyng
principle Apparently perpeuatng inequality
injustice matter principle to dhard
In the early days o abors
lists faced similarly committed The employer who said
win plant my body
the segregaonist
tegrated schools my dead body"
These permit compromise They they
and dug The equality
groups America win simply
JCI, Labor Reports.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
Information On Changing Africa

Because Torment and revolution this paper has
regularly been using portion 81 is columns 20 what is
going there ia the so.caled Rlaek Continent
senator y pahluuist Of the Thief River Falls Ahune
sota} Times Africa Tor visit % three
particularly French and Rcgiau Congo Ia che Rel
gau natives have been demanding the franchise ud in
dependence Il considered trouble spot apt eSpo5a any
time
senator pahlqut past president n the Minnesota Editorial
Association plaus o. 40 series of articles his mprrps q
the situation e intends ak the ~ the street. the
natives aud their leaders
Ills impressions viii BE- published ia his paper end IA N,
Spokesman and Recorder papers Senator pablquist has beer
given press Credentials from the Associated Negro Press which
the ~ leading Negro of the US press which
Is deeply interested % what happens ia Africa,
oar couutry peels the friendship and confidence e n,
people o. Black Africa is the duty the American Negr,
wherever possible interpret tho 70 the Africans Point
ing up good points nation and cntnnine th hght a
any which does reflect credit thv democracy
which We must sell
la order do this effectively Ameican Ncvroc must earr
more about Africa various nations and peoples an the
traditions This why This newspaper welcomes che opportunity
20 keep readers informed wha, happening he Atesr
continent and why II glad 10 have senator Publisher nahi
gust wriie he SERVES mentioned few paragraphs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
Dulles Should BE Allowed To Resign

We think II unfair expect Secretary o. state Dulles Q
critically IN continue 10 the cabinet unfur both @ him
and the needs ofthe international
Certainly he has been the architect u constantly shit
ing policy which often has scented be dictated by the Rus
slams, rather than by initiative sud planning
lie this Il may Il Is tneoneeiyale that eutifc ~
foreign oies depends upon the HE illness o. death q
single individual matter how capable II We have not trained
individuals to take te heavy job ~ foreign relations
have failed ~ big way Ia that direction
John fpster Dulles has worked hard aud faithfully nnd ut
his age suffering serious perhaps noutehle maay he
should be- allowed O. step GRACEFUL, aside unlt he super
he certainly not prepared either physically mentally
for the gueug job which confronts amy Who must make
deeous for esample the Bg Four IA Power conference
senator stuart Ssmngon 81 Mis-our right last week
when he suggested that Nr Dulles should resign The prsea
ties If the situation dictate that foreign policy Is in
portaut % be entrusted sick people matter what
sympahcs may Do tor the individual the sentmeptacs Of
the situation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

created equal and endowed BY their creator with
become otherwise Iynd.n wash Tribune
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
Labor viewpoiut: Compromise Anyone ,

middle ground between justice and njusticeF
fass people
% which might well Hhake their faith Americas cherished
democratic starting with
Rule az and cunaug the tresns Alabama
II contempt the fight equality
Despite the efforts made by liberal tha ra
which permitted endless debate the Senate adopted The Johnson
wse providing Tor cnsfe thes ~
and voting tthe old Rule - repaired twoth the
membership Actually crucial
ship always present Senator Richard Russell leader
southern me correctly Indicated that this makes little
fefsnae What have SEEMED like compromise reality
oid roadhiocl to civil rights legislation
The following week. senate Majority Leader Lyndon johnson
re took the initiative submitting point rights
proposal which proposes little The kind ~ effective civil rights
legislation needed question dcegrvgatou
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
GROWING Old

Analysis ~ achievements 81 hundred
throughout history Accomplishments ho fields 81
politics painting military life writing and other cate
highly encouraging think they growing
that third the hundred
famous achieved their accomplishments after they paad
the y Another surprising twenty three scored their
greatest lite they passed
In than half the hundred achieved
their they seventy Eight
greatest
had passed the q eighty
Putting another hoss who make Immortal
tho OF the human handicapped IL
before they the
bred anayzed picture hu this
Indicative OF the surprisingly number Of famous VIII
achieve their fame somewhat advanced Dcerah tIl Pub
Opinion,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

objective and. in fact, went out
Of hi way to say nice things
about several men who might be.
come possible rivals
IN Nixon opinion sen John
Kennedy q Massachusetts ia by
far the 'front.' runner With this APP
pralsal there is not much Disagree
ment among Washington CORES
roRdcnts some of Kouneay's Dem.
ncrate rivals are delighted that
ne sseins 20 b. 40 far ont front
now Tbat means they say that he
win Be- the ma or target q brick
bats while they can all seek cover
without seeming to be trying 70
set oBt u the linc of fire
Unless AdIai stevenson should
suddenly emerge A. q comprem
i~e chnice -- not too likely
pr,spy.t - tho liberal Demo
crat= are Sure to cluster around
sen. Hubert Humphrey ~ Min
nc>ota. so what Humphrey does
ard ~ayS now beccn1e~ quite I'm
portant bath Tar his own pros
poets ard for the possible direc-
tsan thr party win take.
Just 60 keep the record up 70
bate herr in short sorra arr the
two lines u approach row being
empioyce by Humphrey ard Ken
ar,iv
KENNEDY Re is trying e.
Ecf hts ramr attached % labor
rcforrr hu thst seems % end scrts
Z the abuses discioeed by =
Mcclellan committees without b.
mz anti inten Hg s also tetsf-
nsinTd ta remove che ~ calied
eCatbca sn,s frcu tho earn
paigr 81 asserting aryt that ~
opposes f-seral ais fus parces.ai
ahsns ara scrors - would nof
srrt sn Arertean ambassador %
the Vatican
HNrHnEY Rrht ueg he
s -rnrensatluK ~ the rsNiecf ~
Nrttraaa a.hcaton univ ~
ths nRrnsf lsrowe ros or
achross ana fhis he SAYS ID -frr
mrN frnsihIe q aatiarsf ar
Eeaee
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

100 are fuu az the tales % men
and governments falling apart be
auae Of OIL politics There "a not
much doubt any longer mat u was
ne realization that Alaska u a
potential source % great on wealth
hat helped pave the way for her
becoming the t9th state
where petroleum Il concerned
n,en tend 10 become compuisivc
ma sometimes they seem Smsble
d, account FOR their own behavior
ne vjror with which responsible
OPTICIANS put themselves on the
honpiug block in order 20 pass
Inc Natural Gas nsil, with its bon
ansa FOR the Oh interests Is tssti
a,ony % this pattern o. behavior
Now once again, while public ~
t,n,,on l. focused on the illness "
ssrptary ~ state Dulles and div
rted from other matters the oil.
-sen are husy AZ work They sre
wing TO get their hands ON the
sarr Naval OIL reserves on the
West C,ast
There are three " THOSE ~
-rvcs 40. Is At Fir Hllls korn
srrtv CaNs ard consists ~ -
10 acres ~ lard No ~ punna
tIsta uins Calf consists ~ ~
Il acres ard No ~ a. Teapot
aue Nttruna County wycminS
Ia consists - as acres
Ne enc n exactly sure how u,teh
there Is underground E7it the
Sst conservative estimates ms
10 that Reserve Ne s wvrth
leas, ere niBEn aoiars worth
ais ts the PRISE that STANDARD
Ia az California i now syetng
HUMPHREY VS. kENNEpN
~ nrutocrat,c battle hines ~
80 srv beginning to take fo7n
tnsugh BE- - ar tno cariN 90
aks pr-.tetous about nsw tacy
H nnanv mru cgt several -
uvwaraur bofroala are b.
neme fa movr into fae oprn
th aetwr political arresls he'
go krs IN asfvaeriue wary
Nrs Trurtsnt Niyon arprAi~sa
remrle pemncfait tno'i3
~ en- ethFv aAy In sF~rh FL
Anrries fls was usw'Harfy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

Good old fashioned tschnqas Of child discipline get timely boost
report prepared University ~ California psychologist
ariug the nearotic
children these
realize they have the maturity TO regulate their
successfully we'll betting depends gidanees
and consistent discipline 80 they will feel secure
about back saredand too
this business dacpnng hd ro the soodshed Junior and
This hurts than does yous 81 Louis Daily livestock
Reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
by RoBsRr G. spIvack

Washington ANOTHER TEAPOT DOMEi-Eycry pro-
fsyaual politician likely agree with remark attributed
President Harding Secretary Of the Navy Edwin Denby
that You cannot touch oil without getting dirty
There something about the black gold suppose it the
easy that makes do things they wouldn't 10
rnary ereumstances American history and world history
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

getting the muscle Of waahngtons office
politics the engines
Ressuring the midst alarm the widening
city old Guard
IL ut the upper edge Of the
Senate committee helps make out 81 pnzznR annoyance
eoxca which aaaa at lunch and coffee break
ara products web the producers Of ackea
eleotriea that they have
Development and the beginning 20
would advantage 70 interest at cleo
n between
Al equal and BY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

combined to degree win some
Negro history made part Of scrapeook material
paucy the American Negroes con-
progress books leaving all children
Negro quite the important role Amer
Of color have played in the life and progress Of the nation
Red Cross annual member
ship : o n 0 Twin Cities.
Monday Department STAFF member concerned
and specialists to this country
the South 1t at Minneapolis Club
luncheon and the speaker did the best he could but did not satisfy
should not be objective in
OF today they the
yors advertisement this country have
Foreigners study observe
appalled, southern cities the racial front
impressions pousy explained and the US
sell the South the idea that
affect the good trying
bringing people Africa and Europe here for
looks
They planning give testimonial Tim Howard pres
dent the St Anthonyondo Feeway Organization whose work with
city highway affected by the
thousands dollars token we'll deserved and we hope to be
there Pilgrim Baptist church March L.
many people guilty praise they
individual done outstanding job such afraid
that honest, full praise is something to be avoided
particularly group members
Many praing person fully accomplishment
or deed takes something from the giyer
has been said that with faint
did the best he could but did not satisfy
praise unworthy
ton for Broadhus apty points out Praise ndesered is satire
Disguise Pope admonshes Praise undeseyed scandal in dis
guse"
beings accomplishments
by praise
recipient setting proper appreciation of the
lows a good example for all-Ceel Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-27

as excerpts from Is review and columns
day further
the world from its affairs.
usually follow the closely perhaps
aeuey OF deprivation they the
their background knowledge
ngy daily epenisning
Enlightened
The radical isolation the printed daily
studies
Journalism survey general
many the
appetite printed daily temporarily
adequate newspapers
reasons
paper hope Of New York
ncwspapemen proves tho
hardships Of a payiess
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