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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Canada Asks
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s~on'nueo from Back Poge)
p AZ, c.s textbook SUSTAINING THE
c'H-l-l-D-l-E-s-S CHRIST JESUS REPUTATION
OF SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHooD ~!
DEMONSTRATING THE ETERNAL VALIDITY OF THE
GENESIS OF CREATION. l26: MAN. GODS IMAGE
AND LIKENESS - NOT DEVILS ADAM, EVE,
kNAve, FOOL, BUT SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIKE
ksrlEcT'Nc ETERNAL. HARMONIOUS GOVERNMENT
OF THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE
" 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he
1.-THE ONE, REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS I-I-s-l VERY
GOOD!
CANADA ASKS : WHICH WAY?"
Canadas two major political parties Progressive Con-
servafive and Liberal engaged in deep reapprasa
OF their economic policies while third party is beinq
organized to offer the nation radical effwnq program
Of reform. %ps 0s >sss, esvrr
The thinking Of all three parties reflects great pub
lie debate the nations future this debate reflects
general public Of vneasiness.
Why has the rapid economic growth Of the last decade
slowed so suddenly? Why Canadas of unemployment
among the highest in fhe Western world? How can the
former momentum Of business be recovered?
Evening star., 1960-05-02

Hour CWRC-4.
The comic opera will survive
the. disappointing performance,
of course, but I couldn't help
wishing that Mr.. Marx had
brought something more to the
show besides his admiration
for the comic operettas.
Like a voice. maybe: or the
diction required for the de-
lightful patter songs-and the
high polish Of his mentor,
Martyr Green, who. alas. was
producing instead of starring
in the show.
Groucho did play it fairly
straight, a plus that may not
always be marked by the names
OF top TV personalities who
project themselves into mate
rial not suited to their talents
Jackie Gleason played in "The
Time of Your Life" as if he
were doing Saroyan a favor
bringing to his part a curious
technique of acting on which
the late Oliver Hardy was later
to improve.
The Marx talent is on dis
play weekly on his own quiz
show and it is wit that is Sec
ond to none, including Gil
bert's. 1t is wit with flair and
style, as is Gilbert's, but there
the resemblance ends. Gilbert's
elegantly GRATED satirical
shafts call for an embellish-
ment in the performance which
Marx could provide only fit
fully.
Part Of this wasn't his fault
since verses and songs were
cut to fit the hours playing
time and the performers were
required to deliver their char
acters instantly. Still, some of
them managed rather we'll,
among them Helen Traubel,
who makes a perfect Katisha,
and Dennis King as The Mix
ado. Stanley Holloway, how
ever had no time to puff up his
Pooh-Bah.
The production, in short, was
short in quality and style. a
pretty how-de-do, if you will,
but a dispirited one. .
y
Dick Clark's ordeal" Friday
Evening star., 1960-05-02
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Mondoy, May ?, 1850

ing best, including a little
singing-all very nautical-te
enliven this NBC aquarodeo
but this viewer soon moved to
another channel.
Over on CHS there was in
progress a broad and not too
amusing comedy treatment OF
the princess and the pea story.
It's not that this can't be
funny-a Broadway hit based
on the same folk tale currently
is doing very well. But THE
Ugly Duekling." with Joanna
Barnes as the plain princess
and Oscar Homolka as the wor-
ried king, was neither witty nor
high-spirited.
Earlier, on NBC, a musical
variety show occupied the Sun
day Showcase spot. Frances
Langford was hostess star land
she's a singer with a nice way
with a song). The special was
notable for one of those old
Evening star., 1960-05-02

and Representative Moss, of
the committee made it plain it
was as much of an ordeal TO
him-was fascinating to watch.
Dick, who is used to asking
what questions there are to be
asked in the conduct of his
business (Which he defined as
"entertainment"), had a diff
cult time restraining himself
from turning inquisitor.
The audience in the hearing
room was obviously hostile" to
the witness, non-fanS, that is,
there being none that could
see in their early teens. 1t is
not correct, incidentally, to de-
scribe Clark's appeal as being
to "teen-agers." When ! talked
to Nancy Sinatra last week
tNancy'S 19), I asked her if her
group watched Clark'S show
'No-none of us do" she re-
piled, but my kid sister does. "
Clark's following is in the early
teens - the youngsters whose
allowances burn a hole in their
purses and who are inclined to
judge a musical performer by
his youth and good looks.
The committee had no luck
Friday getting Clark to admit
that he had done anything
wrong in playing records or
presenting performers in which
he had an interest.
Over and over again, he used
the phrase "but this was STAN
dard operating procedure" in
the business.
If the committee is going to
suggest a punishment to fit the
crime, to borrow a line from
The Mikado," Clark and his
confereeS are pursuing the
proper line of obfuScation in
their defense. I forget who it
was that charged that TVS
current difficulties can be laid
to the fact that it borrowed
questionable ethics from show
business, but the current probe
would seem to be providing
him with another illustration.
The disc jockeys who testi-
fed before Clark were the open
ing chorus; Clark is the cur
rent soloist. But there are
others to be heard from, in
cluding his station and net
work superiors. That, as they
say in the business, is the flip
side.
For Early Birds: The dra-
matte club of Gallaudet COL
lege, the worlds only college
of the deaf. will offer a scene
from a tragedy by Euripides on
Dave Garroway's show tomor-
row morning An oral read
er will translate the sign Ian
guage so that the hearing
audiences can follow the action
Note: The players open
their flve-day run of "The
Fall of Troy" tomorrow night
in the Chapel Hall on the
campus.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Sea
Drift, by Delius.
7:05, WGMS AM-FM (57O Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall, with Howard Mitchell
Berlio5' Judges of the Secret
Court: Overture.
500, WASH-FM (97.I Mc.)-
Evening star., 1960-05-02
CONCLUSION

g. and the Lord added to the church daily such
as should be saved" (Acts 2:47D. q. . the church of
tne Lord which He purchased with His own blood"
every one of them in the body as it hath pleased
hlm Il Cor. 1919. There is one body )"
(EphesianS 4:4)
Because of these positive statements from the
Bible there is no promise of salvation outside of
Chr1StS body-the New Testament Church of Christ
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Pod;o-TV BIB
~

Bickerson sketches she and Don
Ameche used to do on radio.
Miss Langford and Ameche,
playing husband and wife,
Snarled glibly back and forth.
But hurting poison-tipped barbs
has become such routine tele-
vision that the Bickersons Just
sounded ill-tempered and rude.
Johnny Mathis sang a cou-
pie of numbers in great style
and Soprano Mary Costa sup
piled a bit of long-haired sing
ing. Hermione Gingold, how
ever, was completely wasted.
But it was, all in all, a pretty
good hour of entertainment.
Alfred Hitchcock on CHS
came up with a suspense drama
which was extremely well done.
1t was called The Hero" and
involved an English tycoon, on
an ocean voyage, meeting a
man he thought he had mur-
dered years before.
Evening star., 1960-05-02

Monotti'S Amelia Goes to The
Ball: Overture.
$500, WMAL-FM (107.3 Nc y
Concert Stage. Concertino il
c Major, by Hayden.
500, WMAL-FM t107.3 Mc.)-
Hi-Fi Showcase. Rustic
Wedding" Symphony, Opu.
26. by Goldmark.
1000, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Nc j.
Nocturne. Serenade fol
Strings. Opus 48, by Tchai.
kowsky.
1l:OO. WASH-FM (97.I Mc.)-
Verdi'S Vespri Overture.
1901, WWDC - Chopin's lie.
Sylphides.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
The One Body
Is ChFist's Church

The Bible says, g. and gave him Christi to be
head over all things to the church. which is His BODY
=" tEpheSanS 22-23)
There is one body e. :" (EpheSians 4:4
Evening star., 1960-05-02
CRITICS VIEW
Aquorodeo
Is Best for
Young Set
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
Associated Press TY Critic

NEW YORK, May 2.-Tele-
vision came up with something
really new over the week end
Roy Rogers in a yachting cap
and Dale Evans in a MILDLY
blouse.
But. frankly, a full hour of
skin divers graphing with
sharks 81 feet down in a pool,
skin divers riding on the backs
of turtles and whales is more
fascinating entertainment for
the young crowd than the
adults. I doubt that denizens
Of the deep will ever really re-
place the horse.
Roy and Dale did their smil-
Evening star., 1960-05-02
All the Soved Are Added
To the Lords Church

person does not do certain thing to be saved
and different thing to become member of the
Lord'S church. The same action which makes one a
CHRISTIAN talth repentance, confession of faith and
baptlSm) also at the same time. puts him into the
church OF Christ for the scriptures declare that:
should be saved" CActs 247) But now hath God set
the members every one of them in the BODY. as it
hath pleased him" Il Cor 12:l8) ~ ~
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Christ Is the Savior
OF His Body

The Bible points out "And that he might recon
clle both unto God in one body by the cross havin
husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ
the head OF the church. and he is the Saviour of tn
nody IEpheSianS 5:23) THE ONLY ONES CHRIS
HIS CHURCH ~
Evening star., 1960-05-02
The One Fold
Is ChFist's Church

The Bible declares, ". and there shall be one
told, and one shepherd" John lO:l6) The one
shepherd is Christ and the one fold is His church
Tor Jesus says Il am the good shepherd and know
my sheep and am known of mine" John l0:14
Evening star., 1960-05-02
ON THE AIR
A Pretty How-De-Do
But q Dispirited One
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Dick Clark wasn't the only performer the spot Friday
(ahough Dick the only performer holding the spot
today Groucho Marx szeable that evening
essayed the role of KoKo the High Execuoner
Gilbert Suvans THE Mkado" Bell Telephone
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Is Church
Membership Necessary?
The Lords Church
In The Beginning

There are many honest people who believe the
church nonesSential to salvation This belief has
developed as result OF the multiplicity of churches
which have begun since Christ established his
church. THEN EVERY SAVED PERSON BELONGED
TO THE LORDS CHURCH.
1t is sometimes thought that one can be saved
outside the church which is the family of God. To
those who respect Gods Word the church is where
salvation is found Since the churches of Christ are
patterned completely after Gods word in name
organization creed, worship. membership and mis-
sion; and since every saved person belonged to the
LordS church in the beginning, it stands to reason
That every saved person belongs to His church today
AND the Lord added to the church daily such as
should be saved" (Acts 2:47
Evening star., 1960-06-03

A naillionaite'S retreat is the site of Shore
Club Estates. This is Hartefeld House, the
main residence of the former John j. Raskob
estate. This impressive. mansion with its
park-like grounds will be maintained to
enhance the value of each members property
Evening star., 1960-06-03

For the golfer Shore Club exciting challenge
magnificent 1000 aa ont
transformed into identembership club will offer
finest golf facilities of
Shore Club Estates offers every nambleed facility SPORTS
hunting, fishing relaxing including
Nations leading developers country
playground elevel
Here will excellent property
paidup family for all the andfu
The Shore Club You'd be wise plan family inspection
while generoussize homes llavalabl for
, 1960-09-24
DisneY's "ShoggY
Dog" Story ct the
Alexander Thedter

Anew kind of Walt Disney fan
tasy, this one tailored for hilar-
ity, is "The Shaggy Dog" which
will be presented at the Alexan-
der Theater this coming Sunday,
Monday AFTERNOON & evening"
and Tuesday AFTERNOON onlyD
The story of a modern teen-age
boy, turned by old : fashioned
magic into a part-time Bratisla-
Wan sheep dog, is Waits first live
action picture set in the present
day.
'The Shaggy Dog brings Fred
MacMurray back o comedy after
an absence of five years. It also
introduces a new screen person
atty for whom HOLLYWOOD is pre-
dieting overnight stardom-Shag-
gy, the mop-pawed, hairy-eyed
English sheep dog playing the
title role of the teen-ager in can
inc form.
In the picture he drives a hot
rod, talks over the telephone,
rounds up a gang Of spies, and
rescues a girl from drowning
among other things that you
would naturally expect of a dog
that a teenage boy had been
turned into.
Tommy Kirk, who had the kew
role in Disney's "Old Yeller."
again plays his little brother, q
10y who is delighted to have a
dog in the family.
Fred MacMurra plays the boys
bewildered father, a retired mail
man who hates dogs, and Jean
Hagen, for three years the wife of
Danny Thomas o n television,
Continued on page .
, 1960-09-24

Federal property, the FILA
did own land which was
sold for a ridiculously low
price for instance FILA
sold Plot Nc. 24C Of the
Whim Estates which Dor
ders Sandy Point and which
encompasses 232 acres for
$4,000 On April 1st, OF
1947, not $4,000 per acre
acre but $4,000 for the en-
tire 232 acres, this how
ever does not include the
land which Senator An
DUE, Senator Millin and
myself want to see acquired
asa Recreational site for
tCcntinued on page a
WL
, 1960-09-24
Republican Gt Lurge
Candidates Return
To ST. Thomus

The Republican At-Large
candidates, M r $. Ethel
Byers and Attorney Al
phonso Christian, spent the
week in st. Croix cam
with the Republi-
can candidate for the Dis
Continued on page
, 1960-09-24
De Lugo Tells Gov.
SundY Point Wds
Never Federal Ldnd
Totten's BIust Blows
Up Governors
N. Y. Appearance

lNe - ARHOAAOAASS
A blast from Ashley i.
Totten, president Of the phi
American Virgin Islands err
Civic Association of New in
York, this week caused Sa
Governor Merwin to cancel pl;
his schedule appearance in Re
New York to promote the MI
candidacy Of Vice President Sc
Richard Nixon.
Carlos Downing, Com let
missioner Of Property and 20
Procurement, went to New Tn
York to make arrangements er;
for Merwin's visit, and pc
agreed Ia have the Cover re
nor speak under the spon- We:
sorship of the American
Virgin Islands Unity Coun- N;
Gil. WI
rel
Nh Totten declared that
Mr.. Downing spoke to him !,
on Sept. IA declaring that
he was authorized by the
Governor to ask Totten's
cooperation towards a sue 81
cessful mass meeting Of all u
Virgin Islanders on the =
mainland at some future
date. According to Totten,
Downing added that the
Governor had seen repre-
sentatives Of the Unity
Council who asked t a
honor Of presenting him in =
New York but the Cover =
nor did not cooperate in
replying. Sc
Totten explained that he VI
kept up a friendly cores u
pondence with the Cover G
nor, until a week ago, and 2
he never mentioned any
thing about his proposed =
trip to New York. It ap- g
pears that if he had wanted :
me to cooperate or present
him to the people he would =
tcontinued on page q =
, 1960-09-24
Independent Softbull
Leooue Will Play ot
Cdstle CodkleY

The Independent Soft
ball league will be playing
at Castle Coakley on the
Norman r. Skeoch Softball
field, when the Orioles take
on the Apaches in the first
game.
The second game of the
afternoon will be Scorpions
against Olympics.
At Sion Farm, the Hawks
will play against the Tigers
in an afternoon game also.
, 1960-09-24

O04AQ0OA 4OOAA ~ 1A6O -
Piled to a letter from Gov
ernor John David MerWin
in connection with t h e
Sandy Point project ex-
planning that it was never
Federal property. Governor
Merwin write under date Of
September 10th:
Il am in receip. Of your
letter regarding S n d y
Point beach. AS you know,
this involves the use of Fed
eral funds to purchase pro-
perty which was formerly
Federal property sold at a
very low figure.
Il expect to discuss this
matter in Washington, and
will contact you upon my
return
TO which Senator de
Iiugo replied:
= just received your let
ter of September 10th, re
garding Sandy Point and in
which you state in part "as
you know this involves the
use of Federal funds to pur-
chase property which was
formerly Federal property
sold at a very low figure,
and in which you state your
intention of discussing the
matter while in Washing
ton.
I am taking the liberty OF
sending this letter in care
Of the Interior Department
in the hope that you re
ceive it before you see the
Secretary Of the Interior as
I believe thai someone has
lnisinformed you by acct.
dent or very possibly deli
berately.
The land for the Recrea-
tional Area in question al
Sandy Point was never
, 1960-09-24
All Comes Scheduled
For Tomorrow Should
Prove Exciting

The Commands will
meet the League-leading
Los Cubanos in the first
game Of the afternoon at
] o'clock on the Canegata
Ball field in Christiansted
tomorrow, which promises
to be a real thriller for the
fans.
The second game be-
tween the Phillies a n d
Pirates, scheduled for $50
pm, will be a good con-
test. The Phillies have been
playing good ball and much
can be expected. Pirates
also a good team, may
knock off the Phillies just.
for the fun. The games
should be exciting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07

THIS WEEK Moso1ius / f.brUory 7. 1850
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
DIR. JOHNSTON TO SPEAK
TO MANTEO PTA FRIDAY

DR.. w. w. Johnston, NJ. D., Dis
trict Health Director, Manteo, will
be guest speaker next Tuesday
night at 500 pm. april 26) when
the Manteo High School PTA holds
its April meeting, Mrs. John E.
Finn, PTA President reports. DR..
Johnston's talk will be on the theme
Healthy Children are Happy Chill
dren," a topic suggested for April
by the North Carolina Congress of
Parents and Teachers. The invita-
ton is extended to all patrons of
the school to come out for this
meeting.
1.-TWO items of business will be
presented, said Mrs. Finn, "the
nominating committee will bring in
a slate of officers for the coming
year. Selection of possible change
in meeting date for May, in view
of the regular date falling close to
the end of school with many other
activities claiming attention of
everyone.
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
WILLIAM C. HINES, NATIVE
OF KITTY HAWK DIES

William Clayton Hines, 67, land
scaper and green keeper of Prn-
cess Anne County Club, died Mon
day in a Virginia Beach hospital
after a short illness.
A son of William Raleigh and
Molly King Hines, he was a native
of Kitty Hawk, and resided at 1873
Hicks, Ave-, Glenrock, Va. He was
a member of Pentecostal Church Of
Virginia Beach.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Etha Alice Hines; five daughters.
Mrs. w. R. Hewitt, Mrs. Leslie
Terry and Mrs. Roger F. Cahoon
of Virginia Beach; Mrs. r. L.
Smith of Norfolk and Mrs. James
H. Pittlnan of Elkton Md; two
sons, Jessie Walton Hines of Vir-
ginia Beach and Blame Alexander
Hines of London Bridge; two broth.
ers, Lemuel C. Hines of Duck, N.
c., and Willie Arthur Hines Of
Virginia Beach; sister, Mrs.
Louisa Hooker of Elizabeth City,
N. c.; % grandchildren and one
great-granchild.
Burial was in Austin cemetery,
Kitty Hawk.
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
GARDEN CLUB SHOW

Especial Days on the Pungo" will
be the theme of the annual flower
show of the Matcha Pungo Gar
den Club of Belhaven, May 4, at
the Community Center. General
chairmen of the show are Mrs.
Vann Latham, Mrs. w. E. Bateman,
Jr., and Mrs. Rad Jones.
Anyone, whether or not a club
member, may enter exhibits which
will be received between 8 pm.
and 1000 pm. on Tuesday, May
3, and between S:15 am. and 1915
am. on Wednesday, May A. Doors
will be closed promptly at 1O:45
am, Wednesday, May A. For the
benefit of the exhibitors, the fol-
lowing schedule of classes has been
prepared:
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
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS
I'M BELHAvEN MEET

Approximately so Future Home
makers. of America and their
mothers attended buffet dinner
in the John A. Wilkinson home
making department in Belhaven
on April 16. Becky Lupton, the
FILA. president, welcomed the
mothers and acted as mistress of
ceremonies for the evening.
A skit by Carolyn Gum and
Roberta Taylor, demonstrated the
real Importance of a homemaker
and told of homemaker's reluc-
tance to being called housewife. +"
Carolyn Bess, Linda Douglas,
Sandra Tinker, and Ginny Voliva
stated the goals of the Future
Homemakers and reviewed some of
the ways the chapter has worked
toward these goals this year. A
quiz show skit gave additional
facts about FILA. Parts were
played by Glendora Bateman,
Faye McHarney, and Pat Smith.
A contest using the names of
spring flowers for answers was
won by Mrs. w. E. Bateman and
daughter Raye Neal. Teams of
mothers and daughters were
formed for the contest and prizes
We're given the winners.
The department was attractive
ly decorated with daffodils and
forsythia. Mothers and daughters
were invited to the buffet table
by Mrs. Burchie Johnston, chapter
adviser. The menu consisted of
baked ham, deviled eggs, green
peas in mushroom sauce, sweet
potato balls, fruit salad, relishes,
homemade rolls, and cup cakes.
The food was prepared by men,
;bers of the homemaking classes.
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
MANY IN HYDE COUNTY
SEEK POLITICAL OFFICE

In Hyde County Hon. Dick
O'Neal, Representative and P. d
Midget, Jr., of New Holland are
seeking End District State Senate
seats. Three men seek to represent
the county: Stanley Wahab and
Charlie McWillians of Ocracoke
and w. ]. (Dick) Lupton of Swan
Quarter.
d. D. Cuthrell of Fairfield, the
incumbent, Recorders judge is op.
posed by ]. NJ. (Deacon) Long OF
Engelhard.
For County Commissioners: Dis.
trict No. 1. Charles A. Caravan
incumbent; District No. 2, Seth
Creole, incumbent, Troy Mayo and
H. B. Hart. District No. 3, H. l.
Sadler, incumbent, and present
chairman. Republicans have also
filed for each district in order
named: George NJ. Satterthwaite
Carney Brown and Mrs. June
Liverman.
Cecil Silverthrone is a new entry
in the field for Board of Educa-
ton, and the seven incumbent of
the office have also filed as fol-
lows: Gratz Spencer, w. l. Coch-
ran, Walter Lee Gibbs, w. T. How
ard, Crawford Cahoon, George E,
Bush and Earl Topping.