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Evening star., 1960-03-20
Continued From Preceding Poge

Center, one of IA such centers in the US.
to which the National Foundation regularly
sends patients.
A huge MATS flying hospital from
Brooks Air Force Base. Texas, picked up Dick
in his iron lung in Atlanta and took him to
Andrews Air Force Base. The plane was
stated by physician, a nurse and techncians
to operate the battery-pOwered lung.
At Andrews Dick was met by DIR. Irene
G. Tamagna director of the George Wash
inston Center He was carried down a runway
over which a canopy had been spread to
protect him from the rain, and a policies
corted MATS ambulance-bus delivered him
to the hospital.
There Dick is receiving the total patient
care" calculated to wean him eventually from
the iron lung DR.. Tamagna says that "ex-
tensve pulmonary function studies will guide
the change from major to minor respiratory
equipment His care includes a coordinated
multidisciplinary approach. A team Of
Everyone pitches in TO help get Dicks iron
lung through the door at the UniversitY's
Respiratory and Rehabilitation Center.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

together in a restaurant,
what should the man call the
waitress?
My husband calls all the
mattresses Honey" and I
have heard him call them
Dear" and Darling" This
burns me up as he calls ME
Hazel. Please print your an
swer. I'd like to settle this.
HAZEL.
A waitress should be called
Miss" or Waitress" 1t is
never proper (althOugh 1t is
sometimes effective) to call a
waitress Honey" Dear" or
Darling" But it does beat
"Hey, yOu!"
4 y 4
II you want q personal
reply from Abby, tOrite to her
in care of The EUening Star
and incloSe a stamped. self
addressed enpelope. She an
SWerS ALL letters.
distributed by
McNsught Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1960-08-21
DEAR ABBY
1t Can Appear Evil
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

pearance of evil" Use your
energy to lure your husband
back where he belongs.
&H -
DEAR ABBY: A few weeks
ago my husband and l gave
his niece a very lovely pres
ent for her 18th birthday.
We took a lot Of time select
ing this gift, and also the
card that went with it. The
niece just said, Thank you"
and she laid it on the piano
and didn't bother to open the
card or present while we
were there. We stayed about
an hour.
Shouldn't a gift be opened
when the giverS present it?
HURT.
1t should.
4 \ 4
DEAR ABBY: When a
man and his wife are eating
Evening star., 1960-08-21

DEAR ABBY: My husband
stays home just long enough
to eat, sleep and change his
clothes. Our children hardly
ever see him. This has been
going on for 10 years.
Last month I thought I
heard a prowler, so I called
the police. A police officer
came and offered to stay with
me until I got over my nerv-
business. I made coffee and
we had a wonderful visit.
He's a big. good-looking
bachelor, but it isn't what you
think. I don't cheat on my
husband even though he
cheats on me.
This policeman has been
dropping in for coffee every
night around midnight. Only
someone who is as lonely as
can realize what his visits
mean to me. I have heard
that my neighbors are begin
ming to talk. Should 1 ex-
plain that this is an inno-
cent, clean friendship? Or
do you think I am doing
wrong?
LONELY.
You'll have a hard time
convincing your neighbOrs
that there is nothing brew
ing but coffee at your house
every night. Your relation
ship may be "clean and in
nOcent" now, but you're ask
ing for trouble. The Good
Book says, "Avoid the ap-
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Mrs. Owens
Named
President

Mrs. Winifred D. Owens Of
this city has been elected
first vice president of the
American Women's Society
of Certified Public Account
ants for the coming year. She
will be installed in her new
position at the groups an
nual meeting to be held in
Philadelphia September %
to "a.
The society, organized in
1888 to encourage women &C
countantS in their profess
Sional advancement. now
numbers nearly 500 members
in all of the so States plus
Mexico, Puerto Rico and the
Philippines.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

gourmet touch at a Cook
out" this evening at S O'Clock.
Mrs. Celia Names is chair
man of the party for outdoor
chefs.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Evening Cook-out

The Business and Profess
sional Chapter of B'nai Birth
Women will attempt the
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Ar Conditioning made to order Tor all-veather comfort. Get g demonstr ationi
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
J. Richard Pace Member of MAS

The National Association oi Sanitarians, with headquarters at the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, announced recently that J. Richard Pace has been accepted as a member in this professional society. Pace is City Sanitarian.
 The Association is an official organization of professional per sons engaged in the promotion, realization and maintenance of a fitting healthful environment for the people of the world.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
Annexed islands Not Affected By City Ordinances

A clarification of intent of the City in regards to enforcing of ordinances on the recently annex ed outlying islands was made at the meeting of the Council March 24.
 The City will refrain from en- forcing amy ordinances at present, following the adoption of motion made by Councilman Patterson. Wilton White appeared before the Council in behalf of Holiday Island.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
COLD STORAGE PLANT LIABILITY DISCUSSED

Insurance value on the Cold Storage pkant is placed at $142, ,000, City Man ger Poland reported. At a rate of $16 per thousand the premium would be S2272 annually.
 Liability of the Ciy in renting storage space and no insurance to cover was discussed. Also the pos sibiiity of getting competitive bids was discussed.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Gurley was taken il1 while st Adak, where he had gone to assist Teeny the Clown Green Lonsl put on a show for the children On the Naval Station there. -
 A member of the family seated that Gurley is recuperating well and is expected to be released from the hospital this weekend
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
ENGINEERS BILL APPROVED

A bill in the amount of $4,457. 12, for services on the City dam re- pair ,jobwas submitted. by Hubben s. Waller Engineering Corp. Fol lowing a short discussion, the bill wassapproved. .
 The bill also included -the. ex- penses Of MT. Enkeboll of Danes and Moore, ,Sol Analysts.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
Bright Lights Not From Space

Those bright ligilss that will be seen floating in the sky in the Mill Bay area tonight (Friday) between 7-9 will not be flying saucers from outer space. The residents of Kodiak are requested not to become alarmed when they see the lights.
 They will be Illuminating flares which the National Guard will fire during a training exercise. we do not want anyone to be fright
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
House Numbering "a JC's Project

The Junior Chamber of Com .snerce Is working towards the mum. -Dering Of homes in Kodiak.
 The street signs will be installed 0y the Gty with the assistance of &se JCs members. A number will .be assigned to each 50 feet of property. Walter tCorky) McFar- tand. representing the Junior Chamber group, appeared before the Council, outlining, the plan, which w's approved following a short discussion. afss 1r# Ccs SCn ACCEPTS PLATING O@ T. z. S'7RvnY NO. 2873
 The Council .secected The resub- division of U., s, Survey No. 2873. following the withdrawal of obiec- tions by Councilman Frost. The City attorney was consulted as to the legality of the plating board refusing approved of plat f it does not contain adequate streets. He stated it had the authority.
 Arnett stated That in his opinion there is a grave doubt that ctreet would be dedicated if a plan showed particular area to be an leasement."
 2, Approval of adjoining resubdi- vision platiof lots 3 and IS, U. s. S. 1881, was likewise approved by unanimous voice vote upon motion of Councilman Frost.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
CITY COUNCIL GOES INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION

:, An executive session was agreed ca for Tuesday, March 29, with the assessor, City manager and City clerk present Councilman Frost's objection to a meeting not open to \the public was overruled. (See elsewhere for action at the meet ing.I
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
qO GIVE AWAY FLOATS

Floats at the City Dock are to be disposed of by giving to interested parties, and bleaching the remain der.
 ghe City Manager stated the floats are covered with a green scum and are dangerous. The action followed his report.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
RUPERT GURLEY IN HOSPITAL

Rupert Gurley, who is employed at Che Typewriter Shop on the Naval Station, entered Griffin Memorial Hospital this week be- cause of heart condition.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

ened when they see the flares" l" said a spokesman for the National Guard.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Anyone Who's looked around kno,Os ;. the majority of Chevrolet models -6s and V8's together-list for Jess usdn comparable models of other loV- priced cars. But the price tag alone IS only one of q whole rat of reasons a Chevy does better by your dollars. Nothing near Chevy's size and price can match the Full Coil cushioning of its ride, or the fine, finished workmanship of it's Body by Fisher. That even applies to some cars that cost lot more. You're up in the higher price brackets before you find car that moves as quietly as a Chevrolet or offers the inner space that Chevrolet does.
 Or look at the extras Chevy gives you -dt TO ertra cost-that others in its class can't offer at any price. .Shock-cushioned steering. Safety PLdte Glass in every win- dow. Keyless locking of all doors. Crank operated vent windows. Chevrolet offers the widest choice of power teams, too. Drive Chevy just once. ww You'll have tough time cHEpROIET z settling for anything less. -u-
 IA
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HOW TO BOIL A FROG.

Gan article by M v. Eggleson of Peck News Service)
The "Dgester," employee magazine of the Union Bag
Camp Paper Corp in its February 1860 issue carried
mtted creeping initiation to crawl them compares
the proper method of boiling frog that he gives not
single croak to the improper procedure of foisting in
flaton this nation with scarcely croak from suffer-
ing citizenry The "Digester' tells it this way:
The way to boil frog and have him happy and con-
tent all through the process is to give the heat to him
little at time you bring your water to boil and pitch
frog into it, he'll jump out when the heat strikes him.
that u.s. if he's intelligent and lively frog.
So put him in loo-warm water He'll relax and take
nap When he wakes up, the water will be but not
yet real Mister Frog yawns and goes back to sleep
Then you increase the heat but always BY slow degrees
perature is really hot and you will boil your frog and he
won't know it.
The amorphous process they call initiation seems to
to be like that Little by e the dollar smaller
If at time and sharply half of mans dollars
taken from him. that would the frog to scream and to
jump of the water perhaps But all happens gradu
ally little-bytle! And reaction to the slow
boil treatment is very much like the frogs
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in hands. Federal authorities have
just sent a strict letter demand
ing a detailed accounting of the
handling of this property at Man.
teo which had been entrusted to
the county.
Bills up included $240 spent to
stick up the black pole alongside
the courthouse office for a radio
antenna, which unsightly object
had disturbed members of the
Manteo Garden club some weeks
ago.
Not as many complaints as usual
about taxes being too high showed
up at this meeting but as always,
there were requests for money to
be spent.
A report was made by the
County Attorney on complaints
about the docking situation near
the county ditch at Manns Harbor
which had caused considerable
friction among fishermen. The
County Attorney explained, that in
view of the complicated legal his
tory of this situation, and the need
for a ruling, it required time for
further study to learn the county's
authority in the case. The trouble,
it appeared, had all come about
because no one used foresight
years ago and set up legal safe
guards to protect the rights of the
county and the public.
S. A. Stowe, a beloved old Coast
Guard of Marfteo appeared with
an unusual complaint not directed
to the Board. He said he was dis
turbed over being "too old to cut
the mustard" but the young men,
bers of the board, being too young
to understand what he was talking
about, didn't get his meaning, and
abstained from offering help or ad-
vice in the dilemma.
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~ 3lllI1l
AN APPEAL FOR MAKING
MORE USE OF OUR LIBRARY
To The Editor:

To The Editor:
AS National Library Week APP
proaches, our entire family would
like to make public our sincere
appreciation to the Dare County
Library staff for their untiring
efforts, thoughtfulness, and the
friendly service which they render
to the public. We have lived in
many communities, but we have
never enjoyed using a library as
we have the Dare County Library,
and this fact we attribute to the
thoughtful service of the staff.
The interests of our family
vary from Hot Rods, Radio and
Short Wave Sets, Art and Science
Projects, Sail Boat Building and
Boy Scout work, to Home Eco
Monies and Driftwood Arrange
ments. If the book we are re-
questing is not in this library, it
is borrowed from the North Car
DINA State Library, or another
library in the state. When a new
book arrives which is of interest
to us, it is always called to our
attention.
One member of our family has
been working on a detailed sci
ence project and model. We es-
pecially want to thank the libra
rian for the many telephone calls
concerning material, reserving
books, and renewals. This service
took time and showed a friendly
interest in the individuals work.
We sincerely hope the great
number of books our family uses
indicates how much the library
means to us.
MRS. JOHN D. EARLE
Manteo, N. c.,
March 8, 1860
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AS He Sees 1t

values, and has multiplied by the
thousands the tax dollars paid to
the county, and which are enjoyed
by every person, giving lifeblood
to schools, to welfare funds and
to other agencies of the govern
ment essential to the progress and
welfare of our area.
This is a reminder to all those
who must surely realize how much
better off they will be, by the
shows continued operation and sue
cess, that they will soon be called
upon, and expected to contribute
in keeping with their usual mani
festations of public spirit and pa
triotism. Dare County people have
pride and appreciation that will not
allow them to fail to respond to
this worthy call for aid.
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every prospect pointing up the
largest attendance in the shows
history, and with more people than
in any other year destined to visit
the Dare Coast, we might well hope
for complete solvency for the show,
and greatly increased profits for
all our people.
Finest and best of all, we would
raise this great drama immeasur-
ably in the esteem of the public
at large; redeem ourselves before
those distant friends who have
carried the burden for us in the
past when this area was enduring
a great economic struggle, and we
would record ourselves as being
more worthy Of the additional phil
anthropy to be later sought for
other projects of equal worth.
This show, without fear of sue
cessful contradiction may be said to
have benefited every area and ever
person in the county, as well as in
adjoining counties, The publicity
and promotion that has attended
it has brought hundreds of thous-
ands of visitors to our coast. Fol-
lowing this show have come all
the modern motels, hotels, and
many other businesses necessary
for the accommodation of tourists.
Tourist money pouring in has in
creased the per capita income of
our people. Tremendous building
programs have increased property
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announcement seemed to satisfy a
lot of people, particularly those
loyal to the administration which
some thought had been attacked by
the first two gentlemen.
But the segregationists were not
satisfied, and there arose a tide
of wordy encouragement and ready
cash that launchd the brilliant
Beverly Lake into the field. And
let nobody fool you, this is man
to watch.
Next week some comment may
be offered about the race for Sena-
tor, wherein handsome and affable
Addison Hewlett anxious for an of
flee of some kind finally decided
TO oppose Senator Everett Jordan
and dropped his five months cam
paign for the governorship. Admit
ting that he couldn't get the money
to run for Governor, it might be
interesting to learn who would be
sufficiently interested in financing
his campaign for Senator.
Meantime for now we will leave
it to the Four Horsemen headed
for the House on Blount st. For
indeed they have a most formidable
beast to slay, equal almost COM
parable with that of the Apoca-
lypse:
"And 1 stood upon the sands of
the sea and saw a beast rise up
/. having seven heads and ten
horns >. like unto a leopard
the feet Of a bear the mouth
of lion."
Let us say that this beast rep
resents the demands of the people,
and all the candidate has to do is
promise it everything it wants.
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MEET
Continued from Page One)

layed ferry service, might more
conviently bring their problems be-
fore the Board. Scheduled during
this period is conference con-
corning the proposed bond election
for new Health center.
The Board heard the repeated
complaints about loss to the people
of the South Banks resulting from
the shoaling of Oregon Inlet which
is blocking off business. Assur-
ances have been given by State
Highway officials that a contract
will be let to open the shallow chan
mel, and the Board voted to spare
no efforts that this project might
be forgotten.
The Board approved assistance
in the program undertaken by the
county's fishing interests in behalf
of improving the oyster industry.
A discussion of means for obtain
ing new industries for the area
were held. 1t also approved P. A.
Tillett, to continue his status as
tax supervisor to the end of the
present term in December, and
combined with his duties as de-
linquent tax collector in which con-
siderable benefits have come to the
county.
A letter was read in which pro-
posals were asked for the operation
of the new airstrip being built
at Hatteras, and for the Manteo
Airport, which is now open for bids.
and indicating a possible $4,000 a
year income for the concessions.
At the present time the income
is far less than the cost of up
keep. AS no contract is in force,
and for long neglect, upkeep costs
are taking heavy toll of the funds
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"We got a lot of laughs when
we announced that a 100-Bushel
Corn Club was being started in
North Carolina. Some people
thought we were off our rocker.
Make 100 bushels of corn on an
acre! Never!"
The man making these remarks
was DR.. Emerson Collins, who is
in charge of agronomy extension
at North Carolina State College.
He was referring TO 1947, the year
when North Cardinals 100-Bushel
Corn Club was first organized.
A lot has happened since 1947.
Corn yields have increased. Atti-
tudes have changed. Over $500 Tar
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THE PASSING OF BEN SHANNON

We had kind words to say about postmaster Ben Shan
of Maneo while he in the flesh and conscious to
read them. Sometimes offer flowers in hope of
forng the living but unfortunately their perfume lost
to the departed friend. In previous comment some
months ago. he told how he had put his affairs ORDER
had wed his eyes the eye bank that another might
had led parts of his body for study that the slow
warfare against this dread scourge might continue All of
have been greatly distressed at the loss of this fine
citizen at the of 49, We know of greater comfort
his people than the knowledge of his greatness and that
he departed in sustaining faith that bore him
under his tbuatons His spirit to the end was that of
Davds confidence in Gods grace: "Yea, though l walk
through the valley of the shadow of death win fear no
evil; for thou art with
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Heel farmers know that 100 BUSH
els of corn can be produced on an
acre. They have done 50.
"Its still quite an accomplish
ment to make 100 bushels of corn
on an acre." says A. d. Stuart,
agronomy specialist at State Col
lege and administrator of the
states annual corn contest.
"But we wonder if the 100-bushel
mark is still challenging enough.
We've been thinking about a 100
Bushel Corn Club. Transylvanis
County has such club, and there
are farmers in other counties who
have made yields high enough to
qualify"
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ONCE HAVING BEEN HERE
THEY ALWAYS REMEMBER Us

To The Editor:
Almost let slip my renewal to tne
Times. 1t is refreshing to read the
qoings on around the Dare Coast
even after being down here year.
It was very regretful having 70
transfer from the Cape Hatteras
National Seashore and its stair,
and all you nice people there on
the islands. The Virgin Islands are
undoubtedly the most magnificent
" scenic areas in the world, the col
or of the water and the green bro
cade of the island slopes makes an
enchanting spot in the worlds
beauties of nature. The Virgin Is
lands National Park will some day
he one the finest jewels in the
American heritage of wilderness
scenes and it's a pleasure to be a
mart of it. Living down here Is
somewhat exasperating, even II the
warm atmosphere and brittany
seascapes compensate, transporta-
ton, communication and ilving
costs are insurmountable problems
at times; however these problems
are always worth while when 1t
gives you open country and lots OIL
nature, doesn't 1T. :,
Best wishes to you all up there'
and a prosperous business year
ahead. I have the best OF remem-
ORANGES of my stay on the pare
Coast, and like so many who nave
lived there it is a strong wish 20
go back again. If any of you should
enjoy playing host to you' IN TINS
part of the U. S. A.
| FRED LEY JR.
Box 1889, Charlotte Amalie,
| ~ uyl. ox.onc Uiroin Islands
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the people he is their man.
This is shaping up into a most
peculiar campaign. There never was
a year when so many different
groups of people were dissatisfied
with the candidates who came out.
There were many people who.
while considering Messers Larkins
and Sanford both fine men, just
weren't quite satisfied and wanted
older and more seasoned men to
take over in these critical times.
Despite the fact that both gen.
tlemen had been running for many
years, and everybody knew it, the
bulk of the people had apparently
refused TO commit themselves to
either candidate.
Finally Attorney General NAL
colin Seawell announced, and this
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Motives and purposes are in the
brain and heart of man. Conse-
quences are in the world of fact.
William Graham Sumner