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Variety Club Makes
Duneun q Member

District Commissioner John
B. Duncan has been made an
honorary member Of the Variety
Club Of Washington.
The ceremony took place
Monday at the Willard Hotel.
The clubs board Of governors,
District Commissioners Walter
N. Tobriner and Frederick J.
Clarke, and former Commits
sioner F. Joseph Donohue were
at the club luncheon.
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BY DAVID BREASTED
star staff Writer

SeeA OheAA "AAbeA
District elementary school
teachers would be required to
stay in school an additional
half hour under q proposal by
Wesley S. williams, School
Board president.
The move would mean an
S:45 a1n.-to-3:30 pm. working
day instead of the present S:45
am. -to-3 pm. day for more
than 1000 elementary teachers.
Mr.. Williams brought up the
proposal at a School Board
meeting yesterday. He stressed
that he was considering the
idea because he believes ut is
in the best interest of the
child" ,
Mr.. williams also said he
would propose raising the max
imurn salary Of teachers ITO at
least $40, 200 so that cur teach
ers can afford to adequately
support their families and edu-
cate their children"
While commencing the vast
number Of teachers and officers
in our system who devote so
much time and energy over and
above that expended during
the normal in-school day." Mr..
Williams told the board ''far too
many teachers devote a 8 am
to-3 pm. clock to.clock day to
their school job"
But Mr.. Williams stressed
that he did not think his
proposal would extend the
working day for most teachers
In practice.
Board members, caught UNI
aware, said they expected to
have hearings to listen to
teachers feelings on the matter.
School officials, however, said
they foresaw little conflict be-
cause teachers normally stay in
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ing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis. 3h hours: Bloody Point
Light, "A hours; Colonial Beach, 6
hours; pcale, 4la hours: Solomons
island oh hours: Point Lookout, ia
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flooded seven streets. Nail.
studded boards were stFewn
over the area.
One house on Seventy fifth
street toppled into the sea
For a while, 40.mile.an-houI
wind sent shingles and timber
hurting through the air, bui
no injuries were reported. Sand
was washed over the board
walk and into front yards Of
ocean-front hotels.
Virginia Beach became I
sightseeing center once the
danger had passed. Hundred,
OF spectators were treated tt
lO-foot waves breaking off
shore ana rolling up against
the concrete walkway. There
was no apparent damage to the
walk.
Refugees Return
Several thousand storm refu.
gees were returning to Their
homes on Wallops. Tangier and
Smith Islands. They had sat
out sale force winds on Chin
colleague Island and at Girls
field, Md. Other hundreds al
Norfolk were able to return to
unchanged homes.
While the area was being
spared Esther's fury, rehabili-
tation work went ahead fol
Texas families hard hit by Hur.
ricane Carla.
The general conference Of
the Seventh-day Adventist
Church here authorized SIS, O0t
for disaster relief in Texas
The funds will be used for food
and clothing for victims.
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FIRE HAZARD DEMONSTRATE
AT NATIONAL SEASHORE

On October 2, at the Bodie Island
Maintenance Area, and on October
8, at the Buxton Maintenance Area,
George Fritts, Bureau of Mines,
gave demonstration and lecture
on "The Magic of Fire."n Suject
matter concerned the hazards Of
fuels and products in common use
including hair spray, insecticides
cleaning fluids, gas, oil, kerosene
and propane and butane gas. One
hundred thirty people attended
these presentations. Organizations
represented included National Park
Service employees from Cape Hat
teras National Seashore, Fort Raj
eigh National Historic Site and
Wright Brothers National Memoir.
|ial; the Fire Department from Hat
teras, Manteo, Mays Head, and Kill
Devil Hills; U. S. Weather Bureau;
U. S. Coast Guard; personnel from
the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center;
fishing guides from the Oregon In
let Fishing Center; representatives
from the Dare County Schools;
North Carolina State Highway
Commission; and North Carolina
State Forest Service. a.
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N. c. CONGRESS P. T. A.

The annual District Ten Con-
ference of the North Carolina Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers will
meet at Blue Greek School, RID,
jacksonville, on October IL. Regis
tration begins at 1000 a. m. and
luncheon will be served at the
school for SIPS. There will be a
registration fee of so cents.
The theme for the days program
is Opportunity in Full Measure =
through Parent Education" Speak
ers will be Mrs. H. S. Goodwin, pres
ident of the North Carolina Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers;
John H. Bender, Jr., District Prin-
cipal of Jacksonville District
Schools; Joe Stevens, Director of
Education for Craven County
Schools; and w. L. Flowers, prin-
cipal of New Bern Central Elemen-
tary School and second vice-presi-
dent of the N. c. Congress of Par
ents and Teachers.
District Ten is composed of nine
counties - Carteret, Craven On
slow, Lenoir, Jones, Pamlico, Pitt
Beaufort, and Hyde.
All PTA's are urged to send dele
gates to the Conference.
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BIRTHS


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Peele of Manteo, a son, Thomas
Wesley, Oct. 8 in Albemarle Hospi-
tai, Elizabeth City; weight 9 lbs,
8 OF. This is the first grandson of
the Tom Russells of Manteo, they
having two daughters, and four
grand-daughters previously.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Ethlebert Daniels of Wanchese, a
son, Willie Ethlebert, Jr., on Sep
TENDER 20 in Memorial Clinic, Man
teo, weight 9 lbs.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Rogers, Jr., of Manteo, a daughter,
Charlene Eleazar, on Oct. 1, in
the Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth
City; weight six pounds, two oun-
ces.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gra-
ham Wise, first child, a daughter,
Celeste, Sept. Is, 1861, at st.
lLuke's Hospital, New Bern; weight
seven pounds, eight ounces. Mrs.
Wise is the former Evelyn Wheeler
of Swan Quarter. Mr.. Wise is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland G.
Wise of Stumpy Point.
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BuRRus APPOINTED
FLIGHT c cOMMANDEF

CHAPEL HILL - Cadet LIST 1t
James C. Burrus of Engelhard ha:
been appointed Flight G Comman
der for the Air Force Reserve Of
ficers Training Corps at the Uni
|versity of North Carolina. Cade1
Burrus is, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
William p. Burrus of Engelhard.
It will be Cadet Burrus' respon
sibility to lead his flight during
drill period and give guidance and
counseling to the men in his Flight
Cadet Burrus has had previouI
experience through his serving fol
the past three years with TIL
AFROTC Cadet group.
Cadet Burrus will receive his de-
gree in industrial relations from
the University in June 1862. Con-
current with his graduation fror|
the University, he will be commits
stoned a lieutenant in the Unite
States Air Force.
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ARRESTS
CONTINUED from Page onel

of one of the boys brought his son
in with the articles stolen from the
filling station. Chief Boyer says
articles. recovered include valuable
matched sets of watches and cuff
links, shoe polish, chewing gum
and hand lotion.
The boys, one only IL years old
had formed club known as the
"Untouchables" and met in an abb
andoned house to divide the loot.
Small items of little value have
been recovered near the boys
homes. Police We're amazed at the
GOODNESS of the young thieves and
their skill in removing window
|panes without breaking the glass.
also they had been careful to wipe
away the fingerprints because they
knew that chief Boyer had finger
printing equipment and training.
On Friday Of last week the Board
of Aldermen had a two way radio
installation made. During the day
hook-up is with the City Clerks
office and will transmit calls to the
police car; night calls will be trans
mitted through the River Forest
Manor. Police are hopeful that this
will aid in preventing trouble.
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MACS HEAD TEAM 4TH
PLACE IN N. J. EVENT

Mays Head Surf Fishing Club,
represented by a team of beach an
glers, ranked fourth in the Atlantic
City tournament held last week,
and participated in by % clubs,
mostly from the immediate New
Jersey area.
The Anglers Club of Absecon Is
land won first place, followed by
Victor A.A., the Fishing Mermaids
and Margate City Casting Club,
|all of whom, save the "Mermaids",
will be represented in Mays Heads
tournament beginning October IL.
Mays Head team collected the
trophy for having travelled great
est distance.
It is interesting to note that
during the event, a total of only
IL scoring fish were caught, one of
the largest a 1714 inch founder
brought in by w. A. (Abie) Will
Hams of the Mays Head team.
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where. This is why we must pre-
pare. No matter where you live, a
lfallout shelter is sensible insurance.
1t will not be needed except in an
emergency, but in an emergency it
will be priceless = as priceless as
your life.
The Congress this year has APP
lpropriated $2O7.5 million for civil
defense, and / am confident that the
future Congresses will appropriate
the money necessary to make the
program effective.
have available for distribution
certain publications which are is
sued by the Office Of Civil and De-
Tense Mobilization. Among them
are Individual and Family Pre-
paredness" and 4The Family FALL
tut Shelter / will be most happy
to send a copy to anyone requesting
t. ! do feel that every individual
should familiarize himself with the
ivil defense program. There Is q
zeal chapter in your county. Get III
touch with your director Of Civil
Defense, who can and will be glad
to offer you more information on
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to make farm purchase and en-
largement loans win also hell
young farmers, as well as others
In the past many young farmer.
were unable to obtain q loan to buy
their family farm simply because
the farm was worth more than the
average family farm in the count,
in which the farm was worth more
than the average family farm il
the county in which it is located.
All of the provisions of the new
law, to the extent that they make
the program more flexible and en-.
able the Farmers Home Admins.
tration to serve the credit needs
Of family farmers who were pre-
viously ineligible, will increase the
effectiveness of supervised credit
in rural areas development. One
new provision that should prove es.
pecially useful in growing conmu-
mites is the authority to buy anG
enlarge small farms. There are
many instances where young farm.
ers who have off-farm employment
to supplement their farm income
can use such loans to gradually ac-
quire the land resources they need
for successful farming.
The expansion in the maximum
size of association loans for domes.
tic and irrigation water systems
will cut the cost per association
member and permit service Ia
groups whose efficient operation re.
quired investments exceeding the
previous ceiling.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Alpheus w. Drinkwater and his
grandson, Bill Cox, and Mrs. Coz
were in Wilmington last week end
for the festivities connected with
the return to N. C. of the Battle
ship North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Krider and
daughter, Susan, spent last week
end in Raleigh with Mr.. and Mrs,
Bobby Dough. Mr.. Krider and Mr..
Dough attended the UNC-State
football game in Chapel Hill Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Louise Meekins and her SON
in-law, Ellsworth Midget, Jr., re-
turned last week from Dallas, Tex
as, where they visited Mrs. Meek
ms son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Stirling.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Bagley, Mrs
R. E. Thompson, Richard Thompson
and Lester Weaver We're week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Weaver.
Mrs. Doris Fry spent last weel
end in Chapel Hill and attended
the UNC-N. C. State football game
Also attending the game was Miss
Della Basnight of Manteo, wht
was joined in Raleigh by Michae
Hayman and Marshall Tillett Of
Mays Head, students at State Col
lege.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Whitson visi
ted their daughter, Mrs. Tomm,
Boswood, in Elizabeth City Thurs
day.
Mrs. Phil Scarborough and chill
dren, Fields and Sarah, of Norfolk
Va, are visiting Mrs. Scarborough
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L
Daniels.
George Henderson of Manteo ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Bell of Co
lumbia attended the UNC-Statt
College football game in Chape
Hill Saturday.
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lSTATE FAIR ATTENDANCE
By SCHOOL CHILDREN or
DARE TO BE REGULATED

Mrs. Dennis E. Evans, Superin-
tendent Of Dare County Schools,
has announced the following regu-
lations governing attendance rec
ords of school children who attend
the State Fair:
/. Children who attend the State
Fair Cor engage in similar activi-
ties under the direct supervision Of
the teacher or teachers, as an or
|ganized phase Of the Institutional
program, win be counted present.
2. Children who, individually or
with their parents, "take Off and
attend the State Fair will be mark
ed absent from school, such absence
to be considered an excused absence
If permission had been obtained in
advance for the child to attend the
State Fair, either individually or
with his parents.
8. Regulation No. and No. Q
above shall apply for the State Fair
only on Friday of State Fair Week
Absence any other day shall be con-
sidered an "unexcused" absence and
the child shall not be given an Cpl
portunity to make up the work.
The regulations are in accordance
with the State Board Of Education'
regulations.
Mrs. Evans stated that all absen|
ces, both excused and unexcusedl
affect the average daily attendance
of school and could result in the|
loss of q teacher for the next schoo|
year.
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NOTICE

The Trustees, of st. Johns Met
odist Church, Avon, North Carolin
win offer. at Public Sale, to T
highest bidder, on Saturday, Oct
Der 18th, 1861, at 2 o'clock P. M. t
following described property:
One Frame Church buildin;
containing six go classr0oms an
the Sanctuary with the exceptio
Of one (l) stain glass window be
hind the alter.
Buyer of this property must haI
same moved from lot within thir'
(30) days from date of sale.
TERMS: NET CASH
PLACE OF BIDDING: In front
Ar Fes's,Sir4 Church
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ALBACoRE FROM OCEAN PIER

KILL DEVIL HILLS - Francis
Nixon, Elizabeth City, N. c., in
surance man, using a Hopkins lure
and spinning tackle and casting
from Avalon Pier here last week
end hooked and landed a 1871 pound
false albacore.
It was not only the largest fish
taken from an ocean pier in the
Dare Beaches area this fall, but
one of the unusual catches of the
year. False Albacore are warm
water fishes and while they are
taken without difficulty by anglers
aboard Gulf Stream fishing boats,
they are rarely caught close in
shore.
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COURT
Continued from Page Eighty

the main prosecuting witness, w.
B. Armstrong, Jr. Wheel tracks
leading from the mill site were,
in the testimony of each, continu-
GUS and unbroken and ended in a
weed-grown field in front of Ca
hoon's home. Stag or melted metal
particles, the kind usually left
from cutting metal with an acety-
lene torch, according to testimony
was found in the field. George Wal
ter Brown, junk dealer, testified
that. he had purchased set Of
wheels and II pieces of rail from
Cahoon on the day prior to the in
vestigation, but could not produce
the wheels and iron bought as he
had just returned from selling il
to Norfolk junk dealer. He testi-
fled also that with Cahoon he had
gone in the field in front Of Ca
hoon's home where he rolled the
wheels up on the truck by using
some heavy two inch boards, AND
had cut some of the iron to get il
in his truck. When they investigat-
ed, the officers testified that they
found some heavy Pinch boards in
the field where the tracks stopped
The defendant was represented by
counsel o. L. Williams and Herbert
L. Swain. The jurors deliberatec
about three hours before bringing
in verdict of guilty. Cahoon was
sentenced to serve from five K
seven years, with psychiatric treat
ment recommended for Cahoon b,
the Judge.
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SAYS CONSIDERATION
NEEDED ON HALLOWEEN

10 i 1T EulJOIs
do not agree with Governor
Sanford that Is per cent of oul
public school teachers should be
fired. / do say, however, that most
of our teachers, as well as all the
rest of us, should be more con-
secrated.
/ cannot understand, for example,
how some of our teachers can be so
religious all of the year, but dur
ing the Halloween carnival, and
on that date support gambling ga
lore.
We need entertainment on Hal
lowe'en night that is above re-
proach, and, as l see it, all othe,
people who are trying to live right,
will support only that type.
The Lions Club of Cave In Rock,
ILL.,, of which / was an honorary
member, sponsored the above type
of entertainment with great sue
cess.
! am told that many people who
have gambled at Monte Carlo have
committed suicide, and, as is well
known, they had to start gambling
sometime, somewhere.
I am sure that gambling (any
game of chance) is not part of the
quality education" we are hearing
so much about these days.
An ex-gambler,
GARLAND C. BLAND minister
Swan Quarter Christian Church
Box sic
Swan Quarter, N. C.
Oo+oho,. q 1oc1
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UNCLE WETHBEE TURNS
OUT TO BE FORECASTER

To the Editor:
l read with interest last week
the letter received from Uncle
Wethbee in regards to Hurricane
Esther. Uncle Wethbee is a make
believe character used nightly on a
New York T.V. station weather re-
port. His creator is Tex Antoine
who is a talented artist and wealth
|er reporter, seen nightly by mil
lions on T.V. Tex is always draw
ing Uncle Wethbee in different
moods according to the outlook Of
weather.
CHARLES UPCHURcH
Box 493
White House, N. j.
October 3, 1861.
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank all my friend
the nurses and staff of the Pund
District Hospital in Belhaven an
Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, \
C. for the cards, letters, visits, foi
and wonderful care they gave n.
while I was ill. To the doctors an
their staff goes my deep appreciI
ton for the medical care that thu
gave me to restore my health.
JOHN LUPTON
Swan Quarter,
North Carolina
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ExECUTOR,S NOTICE

Having qualified as Executor
the estate of jeanette Gray
Kill Devil Hills, Dare Coun
North Carolina, this is to not
all persons having claims again
the estate Of said jeanette Gray
present them TO the undersign
within one year from date Of Il
notice or same will be pleaded
bar Of their recovery. All perso
indebted to said estate please ma
immediate payment.
This the Bird day Of octob
1861.
s. Curtis Gray, Jr,
Coinjock, North Carolina
John H. Hall
Attorney.
Oct. 6 4tc
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LADIES AID MEETS

The Rodanthe Ladies Aid Society
met Monday afternoon at the com
munity building, six present. Meet
ing was opened by singing "Wllat
"A Friend We Have in Jesus"
Scripture by president; prayer by
Colenda Midget; business trans
acted; white horse was won by
Mrs. Ethel O'Neal. Hostess: Mrs.
Dorcas Midget.
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C0LoRED BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Carver of Manteo, girl, Rosa
Earlean, on September 80 in Me-
mortal Clinic. She weighed 5 lbs.,
Is OF.
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GIFT
CONTINUED from Page Eight

lasting recognition to the courag-
eous spirit Of the Roanoke set
The Fort Raleigh development
nrogram had its beginning during
Gov. Luther Hodges administra-
ton, and federal Legislation max
ing it possible was introduced BY
Congressman Herbert Bonner Of
the First District.
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ALLIGATOR Rsvea

ATLANTIC ocRAcoKE Toll FERRY
w.. Atlontis Q A.M.-Ar. Ocrccoke ll,@5 Al
". Ocsacoke 2 p.M.-Ar. Atiansir 5.45 p.
Evening star., 1961-01-27

T0ntghtS top ShODS preUetDed by TV Keys SLdU,
iOho attend rehearsa match screenings and analyze
scripts Ne,O York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered a guide to area Oewers.
Sing Along with Mitch Premiere)f you love to sing
gathered around your piano at home, or remember the
time you did, here's your hour to Sng along with Mitch
He's got the words flashed right the SCREEN and his
tunes the you never forget When Mitch isn't
leading his gang" 25 male voces there's solo apiece
from Gloria Lambert Diana Trask and Leslie Uggams
COLOR pm, WRC4
Twilight ZoneThe Invaders Eerie episode about from
outer space and lady who has space-shp crash into
her house This must for series fans and fat role
Actress Agnes Moorehead working without dialogue
10 pm, WTOP-9
The Detectives-Quet Night" This deals with young
man. thirstng for revenge against Chris who invades
the detectives squad room armed with gun and hand
grenade 10 pm. WMAL-7.
Hstory-Two top stories get COW
erage tonight One the return Of the released RB47
American flyers shown film and tape. The other Is
the strange of the Santa Maria including inter-
views with Lieut. Gen Humberto Delgado In Sac Pauo,
Brazil on part in the seizure of the cruise ship and
with Rear Adm. Edward c. Holden, an expert In ad-
miraty law explaining the legal overones involved IN
the charges of piracy. Also, report from Lisbon on
reactions in Portugal. 1890 WTOP-9
The Law and Mr. Jones-"Ext" Jones finds him at
tempting to save historic theater in the face OF an on
rushing housing project. If you like very sentimental
shows in which old actors quote Shakespeare this Is as
well done as any. 1890 p.mr WMAL-7
Rest Para lively Of OF PaarS shows with
Red SHELTON This had Mrs Shelton along for visit
plus Joey Bishop and Alex King, all In good FORM 1880
pmr WRC-.