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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
HEBREW TRAITOR, "HARRY DEXTER WHITE.
AND THE WAR WITH JAPAN"

By Anthony Kvbek. Chairman, History and
Political Science Depfs. U. Of Dallas.
Human Events 1913
The for The japanese attack Pearl Har
Dor can be traced indirectly TO memorandum formulated
bv Harry Dexter White Communist AGENT The story be.
aims in August l94 when Prime Minister konoys OF ia
psn realizing situation with ihe United States was get
tinq worse made proposal TO meet with President Roose-
Welt at Honolulu.
Ambassador Grew deeply impressed wistrsShs
sincerity Of Konoyes plea that he Immediately sent dis
patch 70 Secretary Hull and urged with all fhe forge at
his command the sake Of avoiding the obviously growing
possibility Of utterly futile between JsPan9snd the
United States this japanese proposal not be turned
aside without very prsyerfv consideration The op-
porfuny is here presented for act OF the highesf
craftsmanship with the possible overeomir9 Thereby
Of apparently obstacles to peace hereafter
in The Pacific" BUT SECRETARY HULL REJECTED THIS
ADVICE AND REMARKED THAT BEFORE THERE COULD
BE A MEETING BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND PRINCE
KoNoYE, THERE WOULD FIRST HAVE TO BE AN
AGREEMENT UPON BASIC PRINCIPLES OF POLICY
Ne KNEW THAT SUCH AN AGREEMENT WAS NOT POS
sIBLE. -
Since 1888 one Of she main detectives IA Soviet policy
had been 10 snevver America into Eith Japan Japan
WAS serious threat Soviet desires in the Far East her
mower was broken there would b difficulty IN realizing
sov;., obieesives in Asia THE ROOSEVELT ADMNsTRA-
TON, WILLINGLY OR UNWITTINct NJ FOLLOWED THE
SOVIET LINE AND HARRY DEXTER WHITE. AN iM-
poRrANr AND TRUSTED OFFICIAL IN THE ADMIN
srRA-loN. DRAFTED NOTE To Japan THAT PRO-
pucep THE WAR FOR WHICH ROOSEVELT HAD LONG
BEEN LOOKING.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
Angel Power


(consnvsd from Back Page,
LIsERATIoNs FROM THE MYTHICAL, DEvLIsH
ANTl-cHRIsT -PsYcHoPATHIc- ApAAAeve
MuRDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs' AND FOOLS,
PSEUDO CREATION OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
pARENTHooD BOTH or WHICH WERE REPupuArEp
BY THE cHI-L-DL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS THE
WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" WHO HoNoREp
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNI.
Gus" AS THE ONE, REAL PARENT. IN. AND or
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE (!
TIE U.S. GOVERNMENT, THE BEST NATIONAL
THOUGHT. WILL SLOWLY AWAKEN TO THE IN
ExHAUsTIBLE, INFINITE RESOURCES OF NY
MARVELLOUS UNIVERSE. THE HEAVENLY
SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIkE. sUPERsATURATED INFlN.
ITY, EXCLUDING UTTERLY THE GIGANTIC
FRAUDS AND MYTHS - SIN, HUMAN BIRTHS
DEATHS INCLUDING WARS MATTED"
HELL. AND THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL - cl-
cANTIc, ADAMEvE FRAUDS AND M-Y-T-Hs
THE STRONG MUST, AND WILL. HELP THE WEAK!-
THAT IS. THE WEAK; IN Belief
WEAK ADAMS. EWES KNAvES. FOOLS ARE
MYTHICAL DISTORTIONS OF NY OFF,
SPRING. DIVINE IDEAS - YOUR TRUE BEING - SIN.
LESS DEATHLEss. MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss
ADAMEvELEss SPIRITUAL cHRIsTLIkE - ETER-
NALLY. COMPLETELY - PoPULATINc THE
ONE REAL UNIvERSEl
WE QUOTE FROM OUR INFALLIBLE BIBLE, PAS
TOR, MY. GODS. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK!
"DvNE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET, AND ALWAYS
WILL MEET, EVERY HUMAN NEED! - p. 1884,
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITY! -
D. 266.
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE DAWN!
CHRIST JESUS: FEAR NOT, LITTLE FLOCK. 1T IS .
YOUR FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE
YOU THE KINGDOM"
ASK AND We SHALL RECEIVE"
seek AND We SHALL FIND"
KNOCK AND IT SHALL BE OPENED FOR YOU" ,
PART
MY ONE AND ONLY SANE. SATAN-FREE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST! l
IS FULFILLING ITS MAGNIFICENT ROLE IN
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THAT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BE-
COME THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND
THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES =
IMPERATIVE. BASIC PURE EDUCATION, CULTURE.
POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT, RECREATION!
vM0NEY CHANGERS" DOOMED J. ],
DEVILS BILLION S RAcKETs:
SEX ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL - MARRIAGE
IS MERELY -PoTENTIAL- DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOL ToBAccol MATERIAL" AND
MORTAL MIND PSEUDO MEDICINES! AND sURcI-
CAL CURES INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS,
BLUNDERS, DISASTERS! - AS, FOR EXAMPLE,
PROTESTANT 'PRosTITUTE,' FRANKLIN DEVILS
RoosEvELTs PEARL HARBoR I - HUNDRED Bill
LION DEMOCRATS GIFT TO THE NATION!
CRIME GAMBLING!
EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM IS ON THE SIDE
OF THE ANGELS IN BLASTING THE SEX RACKET
ERINc m THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND
WORLD OF LETTERS
AND NY DETROIT TRIBUNE EMPHASIZES THE
IMMoDEsTY OF WoMENs DRESS AND BEHAVIOR,
FOLLOWING WORLD WAR I! THE DEVILS
SOCIAL H-BoMB' IS ON A RAMPAGE. MAKING
BUNS. INTELLECTUAL ASSES. NEURoTIcS
PsYcHoPATHs, ADAMS EYES. MURDERoUs GAINS,
JuDASEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS - THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAR
ENTHooDl A PSEUDO CREATION, REPUDI
ATED UTTERLY BY THE c-H-I-L-D-L-E.SS CHRIST
JESUS
S|ipshod Thinking
Continued from Back Page)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
Blessed Are The kAdequuteIJ Pure In
Hear, For They She'll See God"

oMY MY NY!
JOHN. EVER HEAR or GREEK THOUGHT, 800 BE-?
-"MATTER IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON" AND
I'VE LIVE IN WHOLLY MENTAL UNIvERsE"I
THROUGH NY GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY
DICTATED THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF
MATTER" HELL, AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL!
- GIGANTIC ADAMEvE FRAUDS AND MYTHS
JOHN REMEMBER THE DEVIL AND HIS OFFSPRING,
IN THE 9Th CHAPTER OF JOHN 43. a.?
YE ARE OF YOUR FATHER, THE DEVIL, AND THE
LUsTs OF YOUR FATHER We WILL DO A LIAR
AND THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM!
MRS. EDDY HOLDS THESE VERSES AND THE
ENTIRE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE AS VALID.
BUT INTERPRETED IN THE LIGHT OF JESUS
REQUIREMENTS
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT BE-
LIEvE - THEY SHALL HEAL THE SICK CLEANSE
THE LEPERS CAST OUT DEVILS MAKE THE
BLIND TO SEE! THE DEAF TO HEAR THE LAME
TO WALK! THE DUMB TO SPEAK"
MRS. EDDY AND HER, GODS, CHRISTIAN ScIEN
lists HAVE RAISED THE DEAD BOTH THE PLY.
sicAL AND THE MENTAL
JOHN YOU WILL BECOME A CHRISTIAN ScIEN-
list, AS SAUL BECAME ST. PAUL.
BUT WE'RE NOT SAYING WHETHER THAT WILL
TAKE PLACE BEFORE SO-cALLED DEATH - AN
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LAST ENEMY!
LET my ONLY INFAlLIBlE Bible. MY
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ADAMEvE TRANsLAToRs. TENS OF THOUSANDS
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WE CLOSE WITH GENESIS 1871:
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE THE ONE,
REAL PARENT! cREAToRl HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD.
IT WAS [-.S- VERY GOOD
John H. Cerstner is Professor Of Church History in
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary He holds the B.A from
Westminster College. 3D.. and BTh from Westminster
Theological Seminary and PhD from Harvard University
He is author Of six books, including THE THEOLOGY OF
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DEAR DR.. CERSTNER, A "C.S" DEGREE WOULD
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

REVERSE HAS BEEN FOUND TO BE THE TRUTH eY
MILLIONS !! HIS BODY IS NOT REAL BEING PHYSICAL
AND EVIL FRIGHT WHY cALLEsT THOU nae GOODBYE
HIS HUMANITY IS NOT REAL. BEING LIMITED AND
CAPABLE OF IGNORANCE rKNoWETH NOT THE SON.
ONLY THE FATHERI EVEN HIS DIVINITY IS NOT REAL
I'm THE TRUE SENSE OF THE WORD FOR ALL MEN ARE
ESSENTIALLY DIVINE AND GOD IS ESSENTIALLY HUI
MAN BECAUSE GOD IS ALL AND ALL IS GOD AND MAN
AND EVERYTHING"
more LUNAcYl HUMANS ARE SATANIC GOD IS
DIVINE AND ETERNAL - PERFEcTn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. 81, 1860
, 1960-01-26

l was thus obliged to pocket
veto it. After considerable
discussion with the members
of the Legislature, a new
bill has been drafted which
I feel certain is very COM
plete in the benefits granted
members of the Legislature,
yet reasonable in 0 t h e r
respects.
| am keenly aware of the
sacrifices which members of
the Legislative branch of the
Government make in serving
the people of the Virgin Is
lands, and | am also aware
t h a t retirement benefits
SHOULD be provided for mem
bers of the Legislature who
give years of their time and
energy to the service of the
public. Nevertheless, since
the Federal Government, by
the Organic Act, provides
The compensation of members
of the Legislature, and has
limited such compensation
and travel benefits drastical-
ly in the 1854 Organic Act
and it's recent amendment, l
urge upon you that this is a
very delicate subject and one
which sshet.Id.bbee approached
with care and thought. | re-
commend t h a t whatever
amendments are made to this
bill, they be made on a basis
of a fair and carefully evalu-
ated comparison with federal
and state retirement benefits
for legislators.
Go be continued
, 1960-01-26
POLITICAL


THERE IS PERHAPS little that anyone here, or
anywhere else, for that matter, can do about the situa-
ton surrounding the local Democratic party. It is com
mon knowledge that there is no unity; that one OF its
outstanding members recently suffered the ~indignity Of
being thrown out OF his own party. which he represent
ed in the legislatures; that the situation continues, and
that even the intervention of the Chairman OF the Dem
, ocratie National Committee produced little or no
results.
THE SHORT ANSWER to all this might easily be
that it is nobodyns business but those more directly con
cerned. This sort Of answer would be tragic for two rea-
sons: first, it would indicate clearly a weak case. There
being no good explanations, the way out would be to
pass it off. Secondly, this sort of thing is everybody's
business.
POLITICAL PARTIES, even where certain South
ern States attempted to make them purely private; so
cial affairs, could not stand up. They are in effect groups
of people who see to it that their candidates win, if pos
sihle, and therefore perpetnate their idea ct govern
ment, What a Democratic or Republican Congressman
does in Congress is just as much the business OF the man
in the street as the officials of any given party.
BUT THERE is an even more tragic situation here.
We are supposed to be working towards greater auto
nomy. Freedom and independence come only through a
grant from a greater power, or through revolution. The
latter is out, IOT we 90 ~ SuUSCl1OG " VlOuSlCG, IO1 w
we need to. Therefore, it is the grant of greater freedom
from the mother country which is to work in our case.
IF WE ARE TO demand, or what have you, greater
respect and a spot in the limeight, then those who lead
will have to begin thinking in terms of the larger and
more important phase of our political life. Petty quar-
rels, vindictiveness, efforts at reprisals, and the like,
will not only make us appear ridiculous in the eyes Of
the outside world, but hurt us SO thoroughly that no one
will take us seriously. That could be a disservice putting
us in a position from which we never extricate our
selves. III
, 1960-01-26

Continued from yesterday
Bulkheading & Road Con-
struction Project in ST. John:
, 1960-01-26
MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR JOHN DAVID MERWIN
to the
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
IND SPECIAL SESSION
January Is, 1860

Continued from yesterday
Bulkheading & Road Con-
s~truction Project in ST. John:
There is on the Agenda a
bill to authorize the transfer
to the National Park Service
Of the United States Depart
ment of the Interior of two
tracts of land within the Cruz
Bay area for a bulkheading
and road construction pro-
ject as well as to authorize
financial participation of the
local government in the pro
iect. The National Park Ser
vice has programmed for the
current fiscal year the dredg-
ing and bulkheading of a
marina, construction of a dock
for National Park use, roads
and parking, w,'ks, and a
maintenance building. Before
the Federal Government can
construct this project, for
which $780, 900 in Federal
Funds are available this year,
it needs to acquire certain
lands owned by the Terrific
rial Government.
This is a most necessary pro-
iect and one which will
greatly benefit the island Of
St. John. Accordingly, I have
proposed that the two tracts
of land, which are needed for
this purpose be transferred
without consideration to the
United States Government,
and that an appropriation Of
$780, be made from the
General Fund to go towards
financing our section of the
bulkheading project.
Retirement of Legislators:
During the 1st Special Ses-
sion of the Legislature, an
amendment was made to the
Retirement Act in connec-
ton with retiremen of mem
bers of the legislative branch
of the Government. This bill
was apparently hastily drawn
and contained numerous sub.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-22

NIT the saving.
Garbage Service to Everybody
In face, of the situation it, do not see
why not-and definitely in favor of-two vital i'm
provements for the benefit of all people First advo
cate extension of garbage collection and disposal service
countrywide to all other communities in order of need just
las fast be practically established until every ct
of the county treated ake-Far Square and Equal
Repairs to County Harbors
Second favor cleaning out essential small harbors and
channels which established many years ago by the
county, and have been maintained from time to time by
the county These waterways belong to the county, and
will defend lawsuit which might deny right to spend
Incorporated funds benefit what is owned and needed
lby the people themselves IF Board had been willing
during the past year. could not have found the money
spend them had to reimburse the school funds
that predecessors had used in building private canals
paying New Jersey and for other purposes for
which they did not have adequate appropriations
In connection with improving County canals to aid the
fishermen who depend them while earning living,
one need believe would imply everyone get everything
desired at once Board help it must be by de-
grees taking UP first those condition and those
Subject greatest need and Yet could do little
without local cooperation to distractions and some
lother obstacles
These two projects: garbage and assistance to boat
men, recognized all along and had been looking forward
Ito important part of this years program with
lhaps immediate help if unapproprated surplus is
available.
shall advocate these things in the next budget to be
made up in June ask the public not to be critical of
your commissioner for having failed in anything local.
There was no money until could learn what would take
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-22
USEFULNESS BEGINS AT PRECINCT LEVEL.

The worth of any organization depends the total
interest it's members show in it. organization is COM
posed several units all units must be active and strong
If the organization is to function at its best NO cham Is
stronger that its weakest link
The links of party organization are the precincts OF
the county These the voting places the center
of the civic and political life of each community IT, at the
top there is strong person to pump lnVlgoratlng
zation then the party will be weakened and Will die, IN
solar as effective performance be expected OF It.
Every party needs at it's head, able dedicated per-
son who must be willing to make sacrifices OF time anu
It cannot be good party if it's tar head does nothing
through the long period intervening between elections
cep to merely hold the title and this title for his own
endowment as occasion up All matters of party in
terest should be subject for all precincts to CONSIDER All
precincts should frequently be called into councl their
opinions asked respected their wishes carried
out this only interest be maintained through
the county and precinct reuventated inspired and
strengthened . .
at the time When year after year only five OF 10
nrecncts are represented the County convention and
some of these precinct officials when not even quor
attends and duly constituted Officials can be elected
when result of this nattentlon TO duties py party
leaders confusion dsntergaon has become the order
of the day, it is time to take notice. :,
Dare County loses in prestige constantly IS not ape
to present good front in support of it's true friends is
not able maintain the respect and confidence OF s!a
officials SO long as its people fail to hold their precinct
meetings is important for them to remember May ftn
is Important meet at the regular voting place In eacn
precinct this date and to elect precinct
is important they send good men to the county con
venon on May 18th It is important that good men go
that meeting on May l4Ln TO the oIate -
Raleigh on May 81. 49,,
No chain is stronger that its weakest link Dare Coun-
tv continues to lose many ways until replaces the weak
links in its party chain.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-22
JAMBOREE
Continued from Page One)

again take part in the program
this year.
Battle and Landing
After the full day and night of
Hatteras activities on Friday the
Jamboree phases on Saturday will
be conferred during the morning at
Holiday Marina in Avalon Beach
on Kitty Hawk Bay. A prelude to
the battle will be an exhibition Of
water skiing by Chief Sargent and
his team, a member of which is
Laverne Watson of WTAR-TV,
Norfolk,
Effort has been made to make
the battle and landing on Kitty
Hawk Bay more realistic than be-
fore. Music for the occasion will
be provided by Elizabeth City High
Schools Pirate Band under direc-
ton of Scott Galloway with dem
onstrations by the Pirate Major
cites using their batons as bucca-
,neer daggers. The band will also
provide music at the Coronation
ceremonies Saturday afternoon at
Fort Raleigh. A dance honoring
Jamboree royalty will be the big
event of Saturday night and Fuzzy
Wade and his band will return to
make the music for dancers.
On Sunday, through the coopera-
ton of Dare Power Boat Associa-
ton the Jamboree regatta will be
held in Manteo. This will be the
second annual East Coast Cham
pionship classic and the races will
be held in Shallowbag Bay.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-22

Next week end the 9th annual Pirates Jamboree on
the Dare Coast takes place. with its variety of fun and c
delightful to the hearts of the young pleasing to the sight
of the DID, satisfying to the hungry because of the big fish
fry at Hatteras soothing to the spirits of businessmen
emerging from long, lean winter because of the renewed
music of cash registers expected from tourist trade
At this time must pause to pay tribute to the many
people who have given literally of their time above and
beyond the call of duty well to others who have
tribued their money to make the occasion has
become recognized that public funds into it. 1t grows
elaborate and costly each year. SO that its estimated
cost this its sixth 1t derives revenue from
many sources including many parties chief of which is
the grand ball bringing in $780, the sale of souvenirs adj
versng programs etc. and has been sufficiently
full have balance of hundreds of dollars left
from last season.
The Jamboree is big enough that its management
calls for ability personality and devotion to the cause Its
royalty has admirably measured up present large
stature is due to the energy resourceuness and ability
that has from numerous people willing to do good
job for the community.
And the prime purpose of the Jamboree has been to at
tract attention the Carolina Coast All who may be-
interested here because of do not Jamboree
days. Remembrance remains and long aferwar all through
the curious tourists become reminded that this Is
place they must to Having they enjoy
it. having enjoyed it, they depart to spread the word to
others
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-22
RING
Continued from Page One)

Wallis Board brought in group Of
self-styled tax experts from New
Jersey, who made such a mess of
revaluing the property in Dare
County, resulted in the defeat of
the entire ticket. And there We're
many other things which contri-
buted, and We're then brought out,
and some more yet to be brought
out.
In the attempt to put the prop
erty up to $36 millions and shift
the tax load from certain areas I'M
their game of playing politics, while
shaking down helpless and voice
less nonresident property owners
who carry over half Of the county's
tax burden, so much resentment
was aroused, that Duvalls board
canvassed the county many days at
county expense, and so desperate
were they for votes they wiped a
total of nine millions dollars off
of assessments trying to please
those they thought they might keep
on their side. When the campaign
ended, Duvall wound up with 403
votes, showed under by 1851 votes
of Horace Hooper, newcomer in
the field of politics who didn't make
thorough canvass of the county.
Similar defeat befen the rest of
Duvall's ticket, though he was
worst beaten of all.
So this is the group which as
good as takes the people for fools
and suckers, and demands they be
put back in charge of county af-
fairs.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-22
A LARGE STURGEON
CAUGHT WEDNESDAY,
AT MAINS f1ARBOR

Cleveland Gard and Melvin
Twiddy of Manns Harbor made a
rare catch off Manns Harbor in
their pound net Wednesday and
brought in roe sturgeon eight
feet in length. The roe weighed
go lbs. and the meat $50 lbs. Roe
is converted into caviar. 1t is not
unusual for a single sturgeon to,
bring more than $500 on the mar
ket. Harvey Best of Stumpy Point
is reported to have caught one
this year, but it got away. Mon
roe Midget of Stumpy Point re-
calls a sturgeon he caught some
years ago which had 60 lbs. of
roe which he sold for 1925 a
pound, and got some $500 for the
whole fish.
Fishermen in these areas re-
port poor shad season, and many
have taken up their nets, as the
shad now being caught are not
worth the expense. But sfad fish
ermen in other areas continue to
take shad to May 10, destroying
the ripe eggs, and thereby con-
tributing to the extinction of the
species.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-22
HIGHWAY
Continued from Page One)

Dare County and the Virginia area
that such a road would pass
through.
A dredged channel for the use
of the Hatteras Inlet ferry; this
channel to be cut into Green Is.
land landing on Ocracoke and tt
have constant maintenance.
The following members were pres
ent at Ocracoke: President Murphy
Victor Meekins, Mr.. and Mrs. T
w. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S
Wahab, Monford Garrish, Alet
Eley, Coward Brugh, Jack Willis
Benjamin E. Spencer, Calvin
O'Neal, Jr., Charley Amman, Thur
man Styron, Marvin Howard.
New officers are President: Nor
wood Young of Beaufort, Secretary
Joe Dubois, Treasurer: ]. r. San
ders.
Vice Presidents: Southeastern
District: Glenn Tucker; of Caroline
Beach; Morehead City District
Mrs. Iris Fulcher of Atlantic; Outer
Banks District: Monford Garrisl
of Ocracoke.
Directors Morehead, City Dis
trict: R. L. Stallings, Jr., New
Bern; w. H. Potter, Beaufort; Jim