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Albert i. CReal Estate) Smith.
and Vernon A. Smith. who IS
Albert Smiths brother.
Lack of a third applicant who
meets the county's residence re-
quirements is the Smiths num-
Der one problem. They had a
third applicant-the wife Of a
Washington detective-but she
withdrew her name a week ago.
Then. they lost two names from
a citizens petition accompany
ing the application.
AS matters now stand, the Ii
cense application is still Made
out a third qualified signer-
which it must have before the
permit can be granted-and IL
cense officials are checking TO
see If withdrawal Of two names
from the citizens petition leaves
an insufficient number Of names
on that document.
Charged in Scandal
Albert Smith was charged in
the 1854 police bribery scandal
involving former Washington
Police Capt. John B. Monroe.
He was convicted of bribery
and served a II months prison
term. A former owner of the
Crossroads nightclub in Bla-
densburg, he once had extern
sive real estate holdings in the
Washington area and at one
time lived in Potomac, Md.
The detectives wife who
originally was listed on the
application with Mrs. Smith
and her brother-in-law was
Mrs. Leeta E. Hess of Rockville.
Her husband is Detective Cor
don A. Hess, who is assigned to
the No. 10 precinct. In a letter
received by county licensing
authorities last Wednesday,
Mrs. Hess said she was with
drawing "for personal reasons. "
Detective Hess said his wife's
name was not supposed to be
on the license application.
He said that in April he had
agreed to his wife's becoming
an applicant as a favor to a
friend. Warren A. Dalrymple,
a former 10th precinct detec-
tive. At that time, Mr.. Dali
rymple, together with the
Smiths, was also one of the
applicants for the tavern
permit.
Detective Hess said that al
the time he agreed to allow
Mrs. Hess name to be placed
on the permit request, he mad
no idea that Mrs. Smith was
the wife of Real Estate" Smith
He said that he had never mel
Mrs. Smith and was told by
Mr.. Dalrymple only that she
was an "angel" who was back.
ing the tavern venture.
Connection Severed
Some time later in April
Detective Hess said, Mr.. Dial.
rymple ended his connection
with the tavern operation anc
returned to Florida. Then, De-
tective Hess said. someone
brought the application TO hi,
home when he was absent anc
Mrs. Hess signed the form
About two or three weeks latel
he said he called county licens-
ing authorities requesting thai
Mrs. Hess name be removed
The detective stated thai
neither he nor his wife hac
any financial interest in the
planned tavern operation.
The pending permit, a ClaS.
D beer ana wine tavern license
is for the Red Fox Tavern al
1900 Wisconsin avenue. Be.
thesda.
William c. Austin, Chevy
Chase Village manager who
was recently appointed to the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, and his wife are
the two who had their name.
removed from a citizens petit.
ton attached to the applica.
ton.
Mr.. Austin said he had signed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Permit Poses Problem
At Red Fox Tovern
BY G. o. HERNDON
star stan Writer

wife brother of man convicted of bribery after
police payo Investigations here five seeking
tavern permit in Montgomery County but have into
last-mnute difficulties.
Applicants for beer and wine permit at the Red Fox
Tavern Mrs Mary B. Smith of Ecott City, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

COMPANION = Refined, mature
woman desires position as COM
panion to non-senile widow or pos
sibly couple. Light duties. pleasant
surroundings, accessible to town:
do not drive. Other arrangements
considered such as staying nights
with lone widow; salary, refer.
ences. Box 31S-R. Star.
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COLORED GIRL, child care. Light
housekeeping. ( days week. S25.
HE. 4-6sSe.
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YOIJNG LADY

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

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refs. RIA 6-31n6
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

49, - = - =
Expanding national nom
defense manufactures open
ing sales once in Washing
ton needs secretary capable
OF assuming full charge.
Must be experienced in all
phases OF Government pur-
chasing. We need a reliable
and dependable person who
can work without supervt-
sion. Company has excellent
benefit program including
profit sharing. Interviews
with home once REPRESENT
alive will be arranged on
May IL and 12. Send resume
of experience, personal his
tory and salary requirements
TO WAYNE MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY, care Of Box
BIER, star.
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SECRETARIES = Immediate OPEN
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full time: II your steno Skills are
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MR., CORAN, Elk. 3-52S4, Ext.
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SECRETARY, capable. efieient, re-
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highest references. Box BAN
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PRACT. NURSE. lie. hosp. trained
and exper., desires day duty gen.
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SITUATI0RS-WoMEN
ATTENTION


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once personnel available for temp.
assignments; your office or ours.
EXPO. and guaranteed. Correspond
ence, billings, tax forms, mimeo,
dictaphone trans. etc. They work
on our payroll; no extra taxes
for you. SOS" ST. 3-1972.
BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY: ex-
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roll Tax returns. Handle monthly
billing answer correspondence
Excellent business aide for the
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Hourly daily, weekly, monthly
320-R, Star or EN-. 3-2557 ewes.
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roll, etc: excel. refs: RIA. 3-4739.
CLERK-TYPIST, mature, desires
temporary or part time position.
10. 8-459S.
COMPANION = Refined, mature
woman desires position as COM
panlon to non -senile widow or DOS
sibly couple. Light duties. pleasant
surroundings, accessible to town:
do not drive. Other arrangements
with lone widow; salary: refer.
ences. Box 31S-R. Star.
GRAD. colored pract. nurse wants
Job caring infants or GONZALES
cents. Hosp. exper. DU. 7-s207.
NEAT, refined colored woman de-
sires part-time evening work: also
pract, nurse; excel. cook; excel.
refs. RIA. 6-3196.
HOUSEKEEPER, colored, expeT,
references EN- 3-s553' before
500 pm: CO. 5-0197, after.
KITCHEN, PANTRY OR COUNTER
WORK. OV. 3-1162.
PRACT. NURSE. lie.. hosp. trained
and .exper, desires day duty gen.
nursing: any case. co. 5-9506. Sc
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highest references. Box Ban
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YOUNG MOTHER would Ike Inv.
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WOMAN desires once position,
knowledge Of bookkeepine. typ,
payroll, shorthand. 10. 3-7050.
COLORED GIRL desires full or pit
time nisht job 4-12t 81. Cashier
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Colonel PRACTICAL NURSE de-
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SECRETARY: ex-
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charge. Financial statements. Pay
roll Tax returns. Handle monthly
billing. answer correspondence
Excellent business aide for the
professional man or small once.
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BKKPR;;-exp. dbl. entry, bank
payable; controls: trial bal; paw
roll, etc: excel, refs: RIA. 3-4739.
CLERK TYPIST, mature, desires
temporary or part time position.
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PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, best
refs, day or night duty. IL. g.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04

your old refrigerator 10
your down payment
New style. new colors -.
new features now here at the
lowest price! New soft
Square styling, extra deep
storage door, 11.8 50. ft- stor-
age area. Trade now!
Evening star., 1959-12-23

What a wonderful Christmas Gift
for the man in your life! The
first and only electric razor that
lets you shift the speed and ad-
just the shaving head, to shave
as close, as fast as you like.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-14

It's better for a feller to be
two fisted than two faced.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-14

Television sure has a lot of
BUY products.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-14
BITS CT THIS AND THAT

Diahnn Carroll had a basket
chair to help her version of
Gershwin's Summertime on
the Andy Williams Show.
A newcomer, Nancy Moon,
sings a sensuous 'Porgy' on
her latest record release.
'Porgy and Bess' is this
seasons most recorded mu-
sical score. Miles Davis, Mel
Tonne, Francis Faye, Diahnn
Carroll, Lena Horne, Sammy
Davis, Jr., Harry Belafonte
and many other artists have
hit the turntables with sing
les and albums.
The Tads. and Julia King
will appear at the Calderon
Ballroom with other local
stars on the Jack Curtis
Shower of Stars.
Don't forget to visit the
Watkins Inn for a cool one
and some cool music by Fra
zier and his Modern Blues
Trio.
Tyrone Parsons and his
s1singing organ keeps every
body happy at the Elks.
Gigi, Hollywood's Prize
winning Academy Award
movie was based on a novel
penned by the late Colette,
a French author who boaSted
of her Negro blood.
Paul Robson played the
title role in Shak espeares
Memorial Theatre.
Remember a few of last
summers hit tunes--'Patri-
cia', Volare, Yakety-Yak,
Purple People and Splish-
Splaxh? Time and hit tunes
fly with wings.
Ray Charles has been
blind since he was six years
old.
Fats Domino has been
playing the piano since he
was ten years old. He is
married and his six children.
Nat King Cole and his
wife Maria, have adopted a
five months old son. They
have two girls, also.
Johnny Mathis latest album
is open Fire, Two Guitars.
Sounds like a hot night with
music Eth?
The great and ageleSS
Louis 'Satchmo' Armstrong
brings back old stars and
memories with his series of
albums. The Louis Armstrong
Story.
Lloyd Price, the rock and
roll favorite will sing his
'Stagger Lee and Person
atty at Calderon's Ball
room next week. Il
Earl Grant set a record
with three appearances on
the Jack Paar Show within
10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Negro Principal
Has NAACP Head
In State Arrested

MERIDIAN, Miss, May Is
(AP).-C. r. Darden, president
of the Mississippi Division of the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie. was arrested yesterday ano
charged with "willfully disturb
ing a session of public school,
A Negro high school principal
signed the warrant.
The arrest resulted from Mr.
Darden's appearance on the
grounds Of Harris High School
q Negro institution. Mr.. OAR
den allegedly took pictures Of
four students carrying placards
against a background of the
school building.
w. A. Reed, jr., Harris prin-
cipal. signed the affidavit fol
Mr.. Darden's arrest.
The four youths had beer
suspended yesterday afternoon
for carrying the placards intc
class. The signs read, RE.
member the Supreme Court
1854"
Mr.. Reed asked the student.
not to carry the signs. They
insisted and suspension fol.
lowed. Two of the students arr
Mr.. Darden's children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Humphrey Rups
Rhee Measures
BY the Associated Press

Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota, expressed con-
Germ yesterday over what he
described as actions by Korean
President Syngman Rhee to
restrict the voice OF Korea's
people.
He said such measures as
"the official suppression of the
opposition press" are appar-
emily designed ito perpetuate
the government in power"
Senator Humphrey told the
Senate whiting away of
democratic processes can
hardly be attributed to any
grave internal threat of a
Communist takeover, although
the government may allege
such a threat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Democrats See
Renewed Fight
0nTrOOpDOOsf

Senate Democrats have lost
the latest round IN their night
10 beef up the Army and Ma
rines. But they pledged today
they would renew their battle
with more support.
The l5-33 setback came hast
night In a Senate vote not 10
fight further with the House
over the two items involving
Army and Marine strengths in
q s2.764.50 $50 supplemental
money bill.
The effect OF the vote was 10
send the compromise measure
10 President Eisenhower.
Il contains $3.50 million of
the S225 million asked by the
President for his Development
Loan Fund to build up living
standards In economically back
ward nations.
Dozens OF other items in the
measure win enable various
Government agencies 10 meet
expenses in the six weeks re-
naming in the current fiscal
year and TO take care OF the
pay increases voted by Congress
In 1888.
Long Starts Row
The row over the Army
Marines provisions was touched
of by Senator Long, Democrat
Of Louisiana. He contended
that Senate conferees on the
bill had not fought hard enough
to retain the two provisions
originally put in by the Senate.
These would have denied the
Army and Navy The use Of
their operating funds II they
did not restore the Army man.
power level to 900 900 and the
Marines to 100000. Congress
voted money last year to Pro-
vide those levels, but the adj
ministration stuck to its own
goals of an 87O,0O0-inan Army
and a 175.000-man Marine
Corps by June so.
Senator Longs notion de-
signed to send the bill back fos
a further conference, drew the
support of only 80 Democrats
and one Republican, Senator
LANCER, Republican of North
Dakota.
Bipartisan Opposition
Opposed were 90 Republicans
and % Democrats.
Veteran Senator Hayden.
Democrat of Arizona, who
headed the Senate conferees on
the bill, said House members
stuck to their contention that
an emergency money bill was
not the place to settle a policy
question such as armed forces
strengths.
Senator Hayden argued fur
ther that the Army already
was down to $4,000, within
1900 of the floor set by the
administration, and the Ma
rines to 174,780, or 220 under
the reduction goal.
1t would be absolutely inn
possible, the Arizonan argued,
to increase the Army by 27,800
and the Marines by 1920 in
the. next six weeks. The bill
covered only funds for use in !
the fiscal year ending June 80. |
However, both Senators
Hayden and Russell, Demo-
crat of Georgia, chairman
of the Armed Services Com
mittee. said that they would
be willing to battle out the
issue when the defense money
bill for the next fiscal year
comes up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Mems unIined
CABANA SETS
3'ss set

Striped or Torion plcid swim
trunks with white knit shirt,
trimmed 10 mofch HE trunks.
Mony postsrns ond eolors In the
group. Sizes smell 10 sSire
Jorge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

Hand-tailored of richly tex
tured all woods, silks and silk
blends. Never intended to
sell for a price like this.
Solid colors and patterns
and sizes for regulars,
shorts and longs in the
group.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-30
SHERlFF'S AID SOUGHT
TO GET l2-FOOT SNAKE

Rumors of a 12-foot snake
aloose on Wanchese has brought
appeals to Sheriff Frank Cahoon
to investigate and rid the vicinity
of this dread varmint. The snake
is supposed to be the cause of the
death of Malcolm Daniels pony
which was found dead in the woods
two weeks ago, cause unknown at
the time. Since then a nephew, Will
lie Etheridge III has reported see
ing the snake six times as big as
his arm while on a squirrel hunt.
The 12-year-old boy considers the
snake IL feet long. Mrs. Hope Du-
vail is another who is reported as
having seen the snake, which is
black with white patch under its
mouth. Our venture is that it is an
alligator strayed over from the
Dare mainland and that is all it is,
and in this instance, nothing un-
usual about it, for alligators abide
in the East Lake region, and are
sometimes caught or killed.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-30
MRS. ISABELLE GRAY, AVON
NATIVE DIES IN VIRGINIA

Mrs. Isabelle Scarborough Gray,
AT, died in a Portsmouth hospital
Monday at 7:30 pm. She was ma
tive of Avon, Dare County and re-
Gently had been residing at 8 Gar
rett Street, Portsmouth.
She was daughter of the E, +.
and the late Mrs. Rebecca Will
liams Scarborough, and the wife Of
Robert w. Gray. Her father is a
prominent Avon merchant.
In addition to her husband and
father, surviving are two daugh.
tres, Mrs. Rebecca Gray and Miss
Lois Gray; and one son, Robert M
Gray, all of Portsouth; one sister,
Mrs. Hattie Gray, and two broth
ers, Summer Scarborough and Ed
ward Scarborough, all of Avon
N. c.; two half-brothers, Kermit
Scarborough and Erskine Scar
borough, both of Norfolk, and three
grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Twi.
ford Funeral Home, and then to tn,
residence at Avon Wednesday fol
funeral services Thursday at
Ppm. by the Rev. Homer Peterson
Jr., psstor of the Portsmouth AS
lsembly Of God Church. Burial wa
in the family plot in Avon.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-30
TWO ABC STORES SOUGHT
FOR ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP

Requests have been filed with
the Dare County ABC Board for
the establishment of two Abe
stores in Atlantic Township, one in
particular by the town of Kill Devil
Hills. The Town Board of Kill
Devil Hills requests definitely q
second store, and in particular, il
another store cannot be estab-
lished than to move the present
beach store within the towns COR
porate limits, the object being to
derive a share of the profits for the
benefit of the town Government.
One of the sites recommended has
been the C. A. York store in Kill
Devil Hills.
Another effort for store is at
the turn of the road where the
Lothrop property has been men,
toned as a site for the store at the
turn of U. S. 1853, Kitty Hawk
beach, and where residents of this
area have petitioned for establish
ment of a store.
Leigh Hassell, Chairman of the
ABC Board said this week that the
board would consider these petit
tions at it's meeting next week, but
had no opinion as to what action
might be taken. The present ABC
Board having been in office less
than 60 days is now attempting to
become familiar with the situation,
and has had no opportunity to
make the survey necessary to de-
termine if any changes at this
time would be to the advantage of
the system.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-30
GREAT ILLUMINATION
PROMISED IN SKIES
OVER STUMPY POINT

People in Stumpy Point, Engel-
hard, and points north and east
may be astounded on the nights of
February 8 and 4 when the 9th
Air Force conducts a spectacular
b o m ing demonstration. Air
planes will drop photo-flash
bombs on both nights, an air force
public relations officer announces.
These photo-flash bombs will
disentegrate at heights of 10000
feet and some at $500 fleet, and
will be completely harmless, if
rather brilliant. The air force says
there is no danger. The demon
.strations will take place between
sunset of February 8, and sun
rise of Feb. A. Again, between sun
set February and sunrise Feb.
9Th, the show will be repeated.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-30
HARBOR ENGINEERS TO MEET
WITH DARE COMMISSIONERS
AND HIGHWAY OFFICIALS
Conferences tuesday Have Been Arranged to
Clarity Status of Secondary Roads and to De-
wise Plans for Relieving Channel Situation at
Oregon Inlet; Delays TO Ferry Traffic Seen as
De+riment to Whole Area

A meeting of several district and
state Highway Officials has been
arranged with the Dare County
Board of Commissioners, for 11:30,
Tuesday morning February 3, and
on the same date. Col. R. B. Row
land, Jr.. District Engineer and
other officials of the U. S. Engi-
neer Corps will come to Manteo to
review the Oregon Inlet situation.
With them will be Col. Harry
Brown of the Governors staff.
From the highway department
will be Commissioner Fletcher
Gregory, Jr. of Weldon, Harold
Makepeace, head of the Secondary
Roads Department, w. M. Spruill,
Division Engineer and GEORGE X.
Mack, District Engineer. Victor
Meekins, Chairman of the county
Board said today the Board had
been looking forward to meeting
with the officials from both the
harbors and highways departments,
and he was glad that the situation
has worked out so all three boards
might get together in Manteo on
the same date.
In letter from J. NJ. Broughton,
Jr., Chairman of the State High
way Commission. he says the rep
|resentatives of the Commission will
be prepared to brief the new coun-
ty board on all phases of the Sec
ondary Roads program, and other
matters of interest to the officials
of Dare County, and that he is
pleased that Col. Brown, and Col.
Rowland will be in Manteo. The
Highway Department is naturally
concerned over the Oregon Inlet
sitaution where the shoals which
have developed during the winter
are proving disastrous to the econ
omy of Dare County. Boats ashore,
schedules delayed and business
handicapped, is a great discourage
ment to automobile traffic to and
from Hatteras Island.
Representing the Board of Com
missioners, Woodrow Edwards,
George Fuller and David Stick
have been working on arrange
ments for Tuesdays meeting for
several weeks. Prior commitments,
weather, and unforeseen contin-
gencies have delayed the meeting
once or twice.
Among the secondary road items
for which aid will be requested are
projects at Hatteras, Kitty Hawk,
and on Roanoke Island, some of
which are important to the opera-
ton of the schools of the county.
The Oregon Inlet situation is con-
sidered the most serious problem
at this time, and an effort will be
made to relieve the emergency sit
uation now existing.