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COLLEGE PARK

OOLLGOG I AIG1A
Assume large 41aSs loan on
this bright, cheerful 3-bed-
rm. rambler situated on
lovely corner lot, top cond.,
large, mod. kit; full dry
bsmt. with summer kit:
monthly payments of SS4 AS
includes all. Be sure to COM
pare this home with others
you have looked at. Full
price. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

GRACE W. KLEIN & CO., INC.
III. S-0080 CH. S-93S
Evening star., 1960-09-04
LANDOVER

Spick and span brick bum
galow on level, cor. lot: little
upkeep needed, 2 twin sized
bedrms.: good location and
a good time to start that
home of your own; S400
down. FHA.
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MRS. MORRISON
Continued from Page One)

Carolina 1882, and in a multi
tude of other causes.
She is the wife of DR.. Fred W.
Morrison, who heads the law firm
of Gardner Morrison and Rogers
in Washington; who was formerly
a teacher in Chapel Hill; who en-
tered public life in Raleigh as Sec
rotary of the State Tax Commission
during the Mclean administration,
and who has served on many COM
mittees and commissions devoted
to public service. He, like his wife,
are ardent friends of the North
Carolina coast and have made many
contributions in behalf of its pro-
gress.
The Morrison's have a daughter,
Miss Myra Neal Morrison, recent
N. c., debutante and a student at
Woman's College, Greensboro.
Mr.. Morrison is an unrelenting
worker in behalf of good causes,
and her assignments are always
attended with success. Like her hus-
band, she knows how to get things
done even if she must do them
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EVENT
Continued from Page One)

place in our nation that so cele-
brates on January 5. Many peo-
pies of the world celebrate what
they term as an Old Christmas on
January 6, which in reality is ac-
cording to the Church Calendar,
Epiphany - the traditional date
that the Three Wise Men from
the East arrived in Bethlehem at
the manager of the Christ Child.
No one here knows whether
they observe Old Christmas on
January 5 because of change in
calendars, or because it comes on
the Eve of Epiphany. All they
know is that January is a day
of celebration, and a day of OBJ
servance.
Children in some families, with
a sharp eye to business, again hang
their stocking and get extra gifts
on this occasion. Leaders of the
old Christmas program are Mrs.
John Herbert and her sister, Mrs.
Julian Gray. The program usually
includes an oyster roast, minstrel
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TIME TO LIFT LICENSES

There were ten million reported highway accidents in
US 1853 statscay for about every five drivers
in the nation And National Safety Council calculates
that 10000 Americans will have lost their lives the high
ways in 1859.
These shocking figures provide the background for the
plea of Paul Frggens Lets Update Our Horse Buggy
Driver Licensing System in January Readers Digest
author points out the patheticay outmoded po-
ticaly administered regulations which 70 million Amer-
cans driving with licenses issued before tests
required, millions with training whatever and
growing multitude with failing eyesgh other physical and
mental disabilities continue to driven addition to DRINKS
and chronic violators
gems basic changes needed to bring the horse
anbuggy licensing system abreast of the two and three
hundred horsepower automobile.
Renewal tests must be made mandatory and thorough
Licensing must be removed from politics. And we must get
tough-in court and on the road.
AS matters stand the original license good for life
many states whereas Pennsylvania safety officials es
mate 275OOO physically and mentally incompetent drv
ers should retired from the roads year. and Min
nesoa Governor has said there 100000 the states
roads who can not well enough to drive.
Both original and renewal tests inadequate, say
the experts in California and North Carolina Indiana
however starting thorough checkup There renewal
of sort in Is states and the District OF Columbia
In Maine for drivers 3d. Illinois at TO- D. c. at Co. Con-
necticut rules drivers off the road 10000 1859 the
first speeding violation and has cut it's death rate to about
half the national average.
It is time up to the fact that drivers license
confers life-and-death responsibility the holder
Digest article should be read talked about and acted
on-beginning at the community level!
Nor should foget that in it's day the horse and
buggy system exceed anything likely to have again
Where the driver had the horse did, We never
expect automobiles to do our thinking for u.s.
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lack of personnel maintain newspaper
for Behaven and Hyde County continue the past
several months with mailing from of the Hyde County post
offices for which have been going readers Hyde COun
ty and the Behaven
Coastand Times which established nearly Is
will continue to feature OF several here
will benefit much larger
circulation than available in the separate but smaller
with that gifted writer, Mrs. Carolyn Lloyd
of Baven has curta her much valued efforts behalf
pressure teaching time of year.
We grateful Mrs Lloyd for the fine service she has given
There doesn't be enough trained help these
days haven't found interested locating in the
Belhave Hyde Due losing valuable helpers Uncle SAM
combine the Behaven Pilot and the Hyde
County Herald in the spring 1853 In June 1859 The Coasland
month"; and advertisers have
benefited by than double circulation.
The Herald, established Swan Quarter in 1889 and
the Pilot Behaven in 1ss During all the these
the they served than they had
had before.
great pleasure working people
communities and them treasure grand and help
full friends There BETTER and shall continue to work
physical limitations permit
Age takes its toll of and that can't do
much used with deep of loss and and lone
to learn do not have the which would permit
to these friends often.
respects work for the advancement
of the of the entire region The Coasand Times has,
through this policy regional and is
and in Tyrre COun
ty by liking for it in preference
smaller county paper.
We are living in changing world county
give any people little world of their We dependent
other the prosperity that reaches county always
overflows the benefit of its neighbor counties.
Times that must work in behalf of
all things which beneficial to all counties would
and discharge its obligation servant of
the people.
Unity and cooperation wahwords must forever keep
before
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OFFICERS INSTALLED BY
SWAN QUARTER MASONS

Atlantic Lodge 294 of Swan
Quarter elected officers Dec. 3, and
the installation, was held Thursday
evening December II.
Hal G. Swindell, past master,
was the marshal with w. ]. Lup-
ton as installing officer.
New officers are as follows:
Worshipful Master, J. c. Williams,
Jr., Senior Warden, Earl Basdght;
Junior Warden, Samuel ]. Boomer;
Treasurer, Metrah Swindell; Sec
rotary, Henry ]. MCGEE; Senior
Deacon, Malcolm Mason; Junior
Deacon, Arlen Swindell; Senior
Steward, Hal Swindell; Junior
Steward, w. J. Lupton; D. V. Bis
hop, Chaplain.
Meetings are held on the first
and third Thursdays in each
month. The lodge is looking for
ward to a progressive 1860.
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WIN. r. HILGENBERG
IOF BALTIMORE DIES.
SUDDENLY DEC. n

William F. Hilgenberg, head of
the Seaboard Fish Co., of Balti-
more, man beloved among fisher
men in eastern North Carolina, died
suddenly on Dec. oath at his home.
Burial was on December oath. He
had many close friends in Dare
County, and had contributed lib
orally to public causes in several
communities where he was ac-
quainted.
In Baltimore he had attained
much prominence in social, fratern-
al and political circles and had been
talked for Mayor. In 1851 he served
as Illustrious Potentate of the
huge Boumi Temple, order of the
Mystic Shrine in Baltimore. Dur
ing his many civic services he was
one of the Baltimore Fire Commits
sioner, served under several Gov
errors on the Potomac River COM
mission. He was a director of the
Lutheran Hospital; member of the
Baltimore Association of COM
merce, the Rotary Club and the
Advertising Club. He had been
president of the Baltimore Whole
sale Club Seafood Dealers Associ-
alton, national director of the
National Fisheries Institute.
In business life he headed the
Seaboard Fish Co., one of the larg-
est fish concerns in the east; he
was an owner in the Kilmarnock,
Va. ice plant, the Beaufort IN. c.
Ice and Cold Storage Co., and OPP
Grated cold storage and fresh fish
freezing plant in Baltimore. He was
a member of the Baltimore Saw
ings and Loan Association.
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PLANS
Continued from Page One)

City; Mrs. Sam N. Clark ST., Of
Tarboro; Bishop Thos. H. Wright
of Wilmington; Hugh Morton Of
Wilmington; Mrs. Roy Homewood
of Durham; Andy Griffith of Man
teo and New York; John Harden OF
Greensboro; George M. Ivey of
Charlotte; John Parker of Chapel
Hill; Archie Burrus, M. L. Daniels,
Jr., M. X. Fearing, Jr., and Victor
Meel1ins of Manteo; Mrs. w. b.
Rosevear of Edenton; Mrs. ]. E.
Winslow of Mays Head is Vice
chairmn; L. L. Swain and c. S.
Meekins of Manteo are respectively
Secretary and Treasurer.
Recently named as honorary
Vice Chairmen are r. Bruce Ether
idge and Melvin r. Daniels of
Dare; honorary directors are Miles
Clark Of Elizabeth City; Mrs. Fred
w. Morrison of Washington, D. c.,
and Mrs. Inglis Fletcher, the novel
ist of Edenton, all of whom have
given long service to the drama.
Honorary Vice-presidents include
Past Chairman Robert Lee Humber
of Greenville; Jonathan Daniels, Of
Raleigh; Paul Green and w. D.
Carmichael Jr., of Chapel Hill;
Clifton Britton of Goldsboro; Mrs.
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Eppey Sisters Quntette of York. Pa will at
Methodist Church the night of January
sisters Mary Lorraine and Pauline
deeply spiritual program featuring vocal quinte soprano
artistic and numbers the follow
musical Instruments vbraharp VIOLIN electric Hawaiian gu
accoons, cathedral Chimes musical and
gan and and have
Canada Old Mexico British Isles and
Europe.
you program that unique and diff
these sisters Institutions of learning in
College, Wheaton, ILL.,, the St. Paul Bible Institute
St. Paul Mnn Music Harrisburg Pa, and Mes
College, Grantham, Pa The public cordially invited to
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herself; she knows how to open
doors that are worth entering, and
how to give the right answers when
busy people want information. The
foregoing illustrates Mrs. Gardeners
wisdom in choosing an assistant; 1t
holsters the hope among Lost Col
ony supporters for a year OF
achievement in 1860.
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Charles Cannon of Concord; NAL
colin B. Seawell attorney general
of N. c.; DR.. Christopher Critten-
den of the State Department of
Archives and History; Hon. Lind
say C. Warren, Senator Sam Jr.
Erwin Jr. Governor Luther Hodges
is the honorary chairman.
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show, singing of carols, square
dancing, etc.
Visiting guests may obtain res
elvations at Chicamicomico Mo-
tel, but it is well to phone in adj
vance for this Saturday nights
party.
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Giving of yourself learning to be tolerant giving rec
ognon and approval to Others remaining flexible enough
to mature and earn-yeds happiness harmony content
and productivity These the qualities of rich fe
the bounteous harvest of getting along with people
Jack G. Jewell.
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SCHEME
Continued from Page One)

of real estate development. At least
there was immediate benefit to
real estate development judging
from the high price paid for the
site. Some features of this project
still leave bad taste in the mouths
of numerous citizens.
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The harm done by ordinary criminals murderers gang
sers thieves negligible comparison with the agony
inflicted upon human beings by the professional do
coolers" who attempt to set themselves up gods
earth and who would ruhlessy force their views all
others-with the abiding that the end ustfies
the means.-Henry Grady Weaver.
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RETURN FROM GEORGIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Best of
Stumpy Point spent the Christmas
holidays with the family of their
daughter, Oracle in Athens, Ga,
and returned home this week.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
V INTERVIEW
GUEST LIST

Tomorrow
1880, WTOP (9) City Side.
Inspector John Winters.
Metropolitan Police Depart
ment.
Sunday
1880, WTTG (5)-GeorgetoWn
University Forum. Drs. N. R.
Danielian. Raymond F. Pei
issier and William Manger.
1890, WTOP (9) - Youth
Wants to Know. Senator
Morton, chairman of the
Republican National Com
mittee.
Leo, WMAL (7) - College
News Conference. Mrs. Ele-
amor Roosevelt.
500, WTOP (9) - Face the
Nation. Senator Everett NJ.
Dirksen.
500, WRC a. - Meet the
Press. Under Secretary of
State c. Douglas Dillon.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
Measure to Unity
Welfare Benefits
Gains in Senate

A bill to wrap all District well
fare benefits for the aged. the
disabled. the poor and depend
ent children into one law was
recommended by a Senate Dis
trict Subcommittee yesterday.
Subcommittee chairman n
Morse, Democrat of Oregon,
hopes for full committee action
next week.
Legislation would require
one years residence before ap-
pllcation may be made for as
SiStance in any of the welfare
categorieS. Now, residence re-
quirementS vary from one to
five years.
Responsibility of family
members would be increased
in cases Of welfare applicants
under the proposal. Now, mem
berS of immediate families of
only aged and blind applicants
are required by law to support
needy elatiVes in proportion to
their abilities.
The Commissioners would be
given blanket authority to re-
investigate welfare recipients
financial and physical condi-
ton whenever they felt it
necessary. Present law requires
different periods of time for
reinvestigation for different
welfare categorieS.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WQMR Concert Hall.
The piano of Joe Riechman.
7:15, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Oscar Pet
erson, Nose Allison and Tai
Farlow.
sos, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Special. Brooks Atkinson,
drama critic of the New
York Times, and Moss Hart,
playwright and producer, re-
call memories of 35 years of
Broadway musical produc-
tionS.
9:10, VOL - Baseball. Balti-
more VS.. Detroit.
1000, WTOP-BaSeball Wash
ington VS.. Kansas City.
1900, WMAL - The Music
Room. Montovani and his
Orchestra.
Tomorrow
100, WQMR-Music Theater.
The original cast album of
MY Fair Lady" is featured
on the second program in
this new series.
2:25, VOL Baseball. Balti-
more VS.. Detroit.
Evening star., 1960-06-17

Ryan, Pat O'Brien Q948) .
11:15 WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. Pride and Prejudice. :"
Jane Austen's story of five
sisters in search of husbands
in England at the turn of
the century. Greer Carson,
Laurence Olivier, Mary Bo-
land (1940).
11:SO, WMAL (7) - Friday
Night Movie. Maryland"
A woman sells al her horses
after her husband is killed
in an accident. John Payne,
Fay Banter. 1940).
1880, WTOP (9) - The Late.
Late Show. "Out of the
Depths" A Submariner
learns of a fanatic Japanese
aircraft carrier captain who
plans to bomb the peace
treaty signing on the Mis-
souri,. Ross Hunter. 1945).
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Soclatlon OF BroadcaSterS, and
phrases like unusual success, "
and exceeding our expecta-
tions," and usual fine Job in
this delicate and important
field" and the one I like best,
a strong start has been made, "
punctuated his remarks.
Fact of the matter is, it's a
SloWlsh kind of start from
where most of us sit, which Is
in front of a television set.
Sex and violence in program
ming are the industry's most
vulnerable point-and that's
Joe'S statement, not mine.
It's Just that we haven't
really noticed any improvement
worth mentioning since the
Code Board opened it's office in
Hollywood last August and one
Frank Morris began reviewing
and editing scripts.
Hartenbower revealed that
Morris had checked 2O9 tele-
vision scripts and "A syndicated
films other than those handled
by the networks-and the three
network Hollywood offices were
continuing their "usual fine
job"
wonder if Joe saw the
TAFT episode the other night.
The hero outdrew a bad g,1y
and killed him, went into a
saloon and downed about 12
Shots OF booze, moodily got into
conversations with (a) a gun
crazy kid who was determined
to kill him and (b) the under
age saloon hostess who was
available for almost anything.
He wound up killing the kid,
too.
What do they check the
scripts for-typographical er-
rors?
Joe noted that Stockton
Helftrich, formerly of NBC and
"one of the very top Code
Evening star., 1960-06-17

experts in our industry" would
assume his duties this summer
in the New York Office.
He seemed panied by the
fact that the Code Boards
continuing commercial moni-
toring program" has received
Scant attention.
Last year, some 10000 moni-
toring hours were analyzed by
the staff. This breaks down to
a total of TAO individual station
reports. OF that TAO, more than
one-third indicated no Code
violations whatever"
That's one way of looking
at it.
The other way: Almost two
thirds indicated Code violations.
What we're roofing for is
an extra strong middle, and
powerhouse finish (to go along
with the strong start) for the
Code Boards campaign. 1t will
have to come if free Cor COM
TV expects to head
off the galloping pay TV forces
at the pass.
On The Run:
This year." says ace f1ack
Jack PerliSs, was the year of
the specials Next year, it
will be the year Of the ordin-
aries"
The U. S. Steel Hour offered
a drama about an amnesiac
the other night and I'm doing
my best to forget it. The
story was set in Italy and
Annie Sheridan was the noblest
Roman of them all.
TV Test Time: Final exam
nations in the Gregg Short
hand and Personal and Family
Finance courses classroom 81
will be held tomorrow morning
Evening star., 1960-06-17

WHo arena reedrSdlS, match screenings and unauye
Sc7'ptS IN NeW York, HoLyWood and elsewhere Their
op"''onS are oBered as a guide to UieUers.
walt Disney-Two Happy Amigos" Repeat1 If belIicose
parrot and noisy duck your cup of tea you'll have
lou OF fun when Donald Ducks old pal Jose Carioca pavs
MN visit In the of the action Donald ouss
Win oee learns to chacha takes sightseeing and
exposes him to the delightful of Morris the Midoe
Moose. 7:30 pm, WMAI-7
PRESIDENT ESenhOwerS TrpA good portion of this hour
long snow devoted to background study of the Philp
pines ana It's AmercaniZation plus noStagic return
ne scene OF Corregldor where Americans and Fipnos
fought side by side Another hghight is an interview
With Chlang Kai-Shek FornoSa regarding the Pres-
oentS trip and its Importance, and vigorous state
InentS by the Mayor of Manila the of the United
states In the Far East. $3.50 pm, WRCA
o0 End of the Line" Important review
al unreSolVed sore spot in allied diplomacy Looking
@CA over Ine 10 years since PotSdam seven years
ce the East Berlin riots, and all the major crises in
DetWeen and current Ed Murow brings us I'D to date on
IS EaSC-WeSt ENHANCEMENT Film sequences from pre-
V4ouS see IL Now reports and Goth Century show on
e IotS OF East Berlin offer vivid recaptulaon of the
historical Facts and topical worldwide reaction Also
poSI-Sunmlt interviews with Mayor Willy Brandt and
chancellor konrad Adenauer elicit interesting spec
uaCon on why khruShchev has not signed a separate
peace treaty with East Germany and Adenauers asser
tlon that solution to the German problem can be at
talned only with leSSenng of worldwide tensions
pm, WTOP-9.
Twilight ZOne-"Mighty Casey" light one on baseball
Writer Serling up with robot pitcher who appears
TO be a world beater, but manages to develop a flaw
nothing ponderous or puzng to the plot the production
is good and male viewers will enjoy it, 10 pm WTOP-9
Evening star., 1960-06-17
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are listed in Tele-
Vue Magazine with Sun
days Star. Following is
supplementary informa-
tion on tonight's program
received after TeleVue
went to press.
1880, WTOP (9)-Eyewit-
ness to History. A special
report on the latest de-
Velopments in Japan and
Far East during the
Presidents visit to the
Orient. The program re-
places Person to Person.
Evening star., 1960-06-17

Tchaikovsky's Francesca ds
Rimini, Opus 80.
$3.50, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc
and 103.5 Mc.)-The Music
Room. Works by Mozart
Weber. Sophr and Schubert.
900, WMAL FM (1O7.3 Me-
Hi Fl Showcase. Irish
Rhapsody, by Herbert.
1000, WMAL FM (1O7.3 Nc
-Nocturne. HandeIS Water
Music.
Hoo, WASH FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Symphonic Highlights.
Haydn's Symphony 64 in A.
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Bruch's Violin Con-
certo No. 2 in D Minor.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WWTG (5)-Five Star
Feature. Moss Rose" A
chorus girl blackmails a
young man, but soon finds
her own life endangered.
Victor Mature, Ethel Bar
rymore, Peggy Cummins
(l94O.
l0:00, WMAL (0-The Detec-
tives. MY Name Is Tom.
my" Capt. Holbrook sticks
his neck out to help a
youngster in trouble. Gre
peatO
1900, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater. Iron Major" The
story of the famous football
coach and World War 1 hero
Frank Cavanaugh. Robert
Evening star., 1960-06-17

at 10 o'clock at the Burdick
Vocational High school, 18th
and Allison streets, NV. .
Students who pass may be
given one Carnegie unit of
credit in Adult Education.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Brahms
Academic Festival Overture.
7:O5, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1OS.5 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall, with Howard Mitchell.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
| IeleVlsIon omorroW-soturdoy June IS, 1860

Wc- The Buu Show TO-
~ Circus Boy r. True Story 1880 Detective
Serial Tter las
Has"; Movie si' Potomac;
CoHsrs Sis, WkeHs W'tT; $50
WHG-sos hweat slo Today
(Sl N TO- Sn eun Pauss H. 1880
Movie; G30, M Al L.
A3O Pick
WAl-1oO Count Of Monte cntG
% Lunch With SOuN Ses 1880 Comedy caps l Jungle m 23O
Soldiers Fortune; g. Abbott coSteIo $50
EoPs2S
Finance
Mouse Playhouse
City Side; Saturday Matinee; Of Show.