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Atlas Scores
New Success

CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla,
Nov. % (AP).-The new Atlas
F series missile has scored its
second straight success and
provided scientists with valu-
able data on how spaceborne
atomic power units might act
on re-entering the earth'S
atmosphere.
The F model, which is being
developed for prolonged stor-
age in underground silos. thun-
dered 5000 miles yesterday. AS
it plunged back to earth it
elected 80 capsules which
erupted brilliantly as they were
destroyed by re-entry heat of
several thousand degrees.
The capsules simula t e d
atomic fuel cores and we're
made of materials which may
be used to encase nuclear power
devices aboard satellites and
spaceshipS. They carried no
radioactive substance. Inside
were sodium. potassium and
other flammable materials
which exploded into bright
yellow, blue and violet pat
terms.
A radio transmitter relayed
the temperature at which the
capsules burst. Analysis Of this
data and Of the ionization trails
formed by the disintegrating
capsules will reveal much about
how radioactive elements will
disperSe on coming back into
the atmosphere from orbit.
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POINT ARGUELLO, Calf,
Nov. % (AP) Americas first
secretly launched satellite
SCARED aloft from the Naval
missile facility here yesterday.
It probably was a Samos SKY
spy" reconnaissance model.
A terse Air Force announce
ment said only: "A satellite en-
ploying an Atlas-Agena B
booster combination was sue
cessfully launched today. The
satellite is carrying a number of
classified (Secret) test COM
ponents."
All previous United States
satellite shots have been dis
closed in advance, at least verb
ally, to new media. There was
no word yesterday until about
20 minutes after the firing and
a spokesman said no further
details would be given.
The Samos and its companion
satellite Midas, designed to de-
tect hostile missile firings, are
the supersecret twins Of the Air
Force research program.
The Air Force has made it
known that it is highly sem
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their intelligence gathering ma
ture.
Samos when perfected is ex-
pected to be able to return,
either by broadcast or recovery
Of capsules, photographs of
Evening star., 1961-11-23

terrain behind the Iron Cur
tain. Midas is expected to be
able to give near-instant warn
ing of missile launches, by de-
tecting infrared radiation from
blastoff.
Evening star., 1961-11-23
Secret AT Satellite Up,
Probably Spy Somos

sitive about publicity about
5amos and Midas, because of
Evening star., 1961-11-23

AIS THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C, Thursday. November z3, 1861
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HE ASKED NOTHING FOR
SELF; GAVE MUCH TO OTHERS

John D. Earle served his coun-
try in time of peril, and this week
he is resting in Arlington with
many thousands of our country's
heroes of it's several wars. He also
served the community of Manteo
during his eight years of residence
in it, and left behind him monu-
ment that is imperishable. 1t was
his lot to come to an untimely end
and he never witnessed the re-
ward that would surely have been
his in the benefits his labors
brought to the youth of Dare
County through his leadership in
the Boy Scout movement. Without
regard for the degree of support
and interest manifested by others
during these several years of work
ing with the Scouts, he continued
faithful to the end, helping to
create stronger youth through di-
rection of their energies by whole
some pursuits in helpful channels.
In years to come, future citizens
of Dare County will look back
gratefully on the time and effort
that Jack Earle spent in their be-
half. His contribution thereby, to
the welfare of this community is
a heritage in which his survivors
may feel a solemn pride. There
will be some who will feel a sense
of shortcoming in that they gave
so little while they had an oppor-
tunity to encourage and sustain
his dedicated leadership in the new
place where he had come to make
his home.
For like many of his fellows
who came to Dare County with his
company, he had made fine citi-
zen. He had invested in a home to
do credit to the community, and
to contribute to the happiness of
his family. He did not set about
seeking office, personal honors or
political preferment, but rather he
was imbued with a desire to con-
tribute for the benefit of others.
He asked nohing for himself. He
only gave.
The example he set should be
encouragement to others to take
up the banner, and continue for
ward with the excellent Boy Scout
organization he helped to develop,
more than any other one person
we might name. He also gave
faithful service to his church. 1t
will be difficult to find someone
to fill his place. He left this COM
munity better one for his having
been here.
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APRIL BRIDE GUEST
OF HONOR AT SHOWER

Mrs. Vance Cudworth and Mrs,
Ophelia Daniels entertained at a
miscellaneous shower Tuesday
night, May 2, for Mrs. Robert
Lewis Burnish at the home of Mrs.
Vance Cudworth near Manteo.
Mrs. Bobby Roughton led in
games and contests. Prizes were
won by Miss Betty Flowers, Mrs
Bobby Sadler, and Miss margarine
Midget. A color scheme of green
and white was used in decorations
and refreshments. Cake, punch,
nuts and minis were served to the
30 guests present.
Mrs. Burnish is the former Mrs.
Sandra Saunders Hines, daughter
Of Mrs. Lois Saunders and the late
Castor Saunders of Manteo. Mr..
Burnish is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis J. Burnish of Reading, Pa.
They were married at Poplar
Branch on April 2, by Justice of
the Peace Levy Bunch. Mr.. Bur-
nish is in the U. S. Navy, station
ed at Oceana Naval Base, Va.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Atwood Of
Quitman, Ga. are visiting for sew
eral days with friends on Roanoke
Island and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephey Priest o
Manteo We're visitors in Norfolk
Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Priest of Virginis
Beach is visiting her son ant
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ep
hey Priest. Mrs. Priest, a recen
hospital patient, is now recupera
ting at her home.
Mrs. Lyna Harbour attended the
flower show in Elizabeth City
Wednesday. She was accompanies
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Twi
ford, who are visiting her.
Mrs. C. L. Gibbs and son o.
Virginia Beach, Va, visited Mrs
Gibbs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Des'
mond Rogers, this week.
Visiting Mrs. Vivian House dur
ing the Pirates Jamboree were
Misses Ann and Katherine Cullinar
of Portsmouth, New Hampshire
and Miss Terri Burns of Phoenix
Arizona.
Miss Ann Dowdy has returned
to Boston, Mass, after visiting hei
mother, Mrs. 7. G. Dowdy. Mrs
Dowdy's sister, Mrs. Mary Magin.
mis- will return to her home ir
Brookline, Mass. this week.
Mrs. Roland Meekins, who has
been staying in Norfolk with hei
daughter, Mrs. Judson Payne, spen,
last week end at her home neal
Manteo. She was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne; also by hel
granddaughter, Judy Cox.
Miss Mary Jolliff returned Sun
day to East Carolina College
Greenville, after visiting her moth.
er, Mrs. Grace Lee.
William Ernst, Jr., of Summer
vile, S. c., was in Manteo last week
end to visit the family of Johr
D. Earle.
Mrs. Laura Hayman had as hel
guest for the week end her sister,
in-law, Mrs. w. S. Penn OF Clay
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich William:
spent Tuesday in Portsmouth visit
ing their daughter and son-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Robinson ant
family. Their granddaughter, Robil
Robinson returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Scarborough
spent Sunday and Monday in Avon
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SMITH MIDGETT VOWS
SPOBEN IN RODANTHE

On Wednesday, April Goth, at 3
pm. Miss Maggie brenda Midget
became the bride of Calvin Lee
Smith in the Fair Haven Methodist
Church in Rodanthe. Rev. c. w
Guthrie officiated in the double
ring ceremony: The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Carethia NJ. Mid
gett and the late David B. Midget
of Rodanthe. The bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Vora Doke and the
late Mr.. Smith of Charleston, w.
Va. The brides sister, Miss Mil
bred NJ. Midget, was maid of hon
or; and her brother, David B. Mid
gett, Jr., gave her away. A re-
ception was given at the brides
home. They left for a wedding
trip to Florida. Mr.. Smith is in the
Coast Guard, stationed at Cape
Hatteras. The couple will make
their home in Rodanthe.
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VARIETY PROGRAM FRIDAY
NIGHT IN WANCHESE

Mrs. Pearl Scharff's variety
Program Number Two" with tai
emit "from six to sixty" will be
presented Friday, May IL, at eight
pm. in the Wanchese school build
ing, for the benefit of community
projects.
1t will feature Ben Midget OF
the electric Spanish guitar; a spec.
ial fashion show; ten year ole
singer, Sallie Mae Tillett and elev-
en- year old accordion player Alton
Baum, both of Norfolk; six veal
old Connie Cudworth, who will
pantomime her original versions Of
several numbers; with Melvin Dan
iels as master of ceremonies. There
will be many other talent features
also.
Cake and candy will be sold.
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MRE. MARY E. STETSON

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Stetson
GA, of Portsmouth, Va, died Sun
day at 8 am. after a long illness.
The wife of Lloyd C. Stetson and
a native of Wanchese, N. c., she
had resided fn Portsmouth most
OF her life. She was a daughter of
lack P. and Josephine N. Greer
Hill.
Besides her widower, she is sur
vived by five sisters, Mrs. J. F.
Ketchuf and Mrs. Carol Hayman
of Broadmoor, Mrs. V. F. Speight
and Mrs. Grady Wilkins of Ports
mouth, and Mrs. Arthur Stetson
of Norfolk County; two brothers
Charles P. Hill of Pensacola, Fla;
E. E. Hill of Philadelphia and
a grandson; and three grandchil-
dren.
A funeral service was held Tues
day at pm. with burial in Olive
Branch Cemetery.
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ATTENDANCE DRIVE

The Swan Quarter Christian
Church is trying to double the at
tendance of Sunday School and
Church service during the month
of May.
The slogan that is being used is,
"May We See You In Church In
May?"
The members of the church are
planning to provide ways for all
who wish to attend the services,
and will call 63011.
The sermon subjects for Sunday,
May Z, are the following: II am,
Sensational; 8 PM, "Sinseason-
al".
Garland C. Bland, minister, will
direct the Attendance Drive.
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HOMECOMING AT WANCHESE
CHURCH ON MOTHERS DAY

Bethany Methodist Church Of
Wanchese will observe Family life
Week, beginning with Childrens
Day Service at IL o'clock, Sunday,
May z. Holy Communion at 500
Sunday evening. Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock will be Family
Fellowship night, beginning with
a short devotion, congregational
singing, also "a film (Whv This
Fellowship will be shown. The de.
votional period will be followed by
a period of recreation closing with
a fellowship dinner in the fellow
ship hall.
Sunday, May IA (Mothers' Day.
by a pinto lunch on the church
lawn.
The program for the day will
combine Mothers Day, Home
Coming day, and Family life Eel
lowship day.
All former pastors, members,
and friends are extended a special
invitation to attend.
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS

The Swan Quarter Woman's
Club met Monday night in the
club house. Mrs. D. L. Berry pre-
sided.
Devotional was given by Mrs.
D. L. Berry and Mrs. Claude Saw
yer. Mrs. Berry read letters about
International Convention and tenth
annual meeting of General FEEDER
alton of Woman's Club.
Mrs. Sawyer gave reading on
photographs of dresses and cos
tunes made by ideas that come
from England. The pictures were
made at W.C.U.N.C. May 1912.
The hostesses, Mrs. Tommie Gay
lord and Mrs. w. G. Harris, served
refreshments.
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FICTION CATALOG is
NOW IN DARE LIBRARY

Want to read a war novel about
the Battle of Gettysburg?
Like an exciting story of frontier
and pioneer life?
Interested in novels about doc
tors, diplomats, or detectives?
Or, perhaps, are you partial to
suspense stories, tales about the
sea, or novels about self-made men.
The newly-published 18th edition
of the"Fiction Catalog," which has
been added to the Dare County
Library, will help you locate i'm
teresting novels on these and MANY
other subjects. 1t lists more thar
1000 important works of fiction
by author, title, and one or more
subjects.
"The catalog is an invaluable aic
to readers of fiction who show
decided preferences for books or
certain subjects or in specific
fields" Mrs. Ward, the librarian
explained.
Arrangement in the first part OF
the book is by the name of the
author. while in the latter portion
novels are arranged by title and
subject. Historical novels are divid-
ed by era (such as U. S.-18th CEN
tury-French and Indian War; to
aid in the selection of stories deal
ing with a particular period. Nov
els relating to one country or one
state are listed together and sub
divided by locality or big city.
For each book entered, infoma-
ton is given about publisher, date
of publication, price, paging, sum-
mary of the plot, and critical opin-
ion from reviews. All of the novels
included have been recommended by
fiction specialists in libraries OF
various types and sizes in all parts
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HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED
FOR MANTEO ELEMENTARY

The following students of the
Manteo Elementary School were or
the Honor Roll for the fifth re.
porting period.
Grade 1. Mrs. Leopard: Darrell
Daniels, Tommy Fearing, Gordon
Midgette, Emmett Smith, John
Wescott, Richard Dunnagan, Bren.
ola Bridges, Sharon Craddock, Deb
orah Daniels, Armelle Daniels, Lee
ma Gallop, Stephenie Gassen, Lynn
Green, Stuart Preston, Jacquelynn
Tillett, Nancy Ward. Mrs. Eta
Midget: Billy Balance, Edward
Lee Mann, Richard Scarborough
Charles Wescott, Trina Bullock
Connie Cudworth, Debbie Daniels
Stephanie Gaskins, Dolly Gray
Judy Meekins, Zebra Dudley, Rena
Pearl Sanderlin, Lee Ann Swain
Rhonda Tillett, Shelly Tillett.
Grade 2. Mrs. Milan Meekins: Je
Ann Baum, Lynn Cuthrell, Dianne
Daniels, Harriet Daniels, Steve
Daniels, Howard Dinwiddie, Con.
ME Dough, Terry Gray, Gary Gard
Kay Harris, Sharon Hooper, Cecel
ia Hassell, Michael Moore, Mints
Lou Meekins, Patten Ella Shan
non, Hilda Swain, Candionce Scar
borough, Ann Willis, Jean Wat
kins. Mrs. Carmen Gray: Arlene
Gard, Irma Scarborough.
Grade 5. Mrs. Ivadean Wescott
Joseph Greet, Burwell Ray Evans
Kyle Stanley Rea. Kathleen Dun
nagan, Betty Dean Fearing, julie
Culbreth Gray, Anna Wood Harris
Karla Faye Meekins, Susan Taylol
Meekins, Christine Midget, Lois
Carol Midget. Mrs. Lucv Willis
Charles Hines, Chester Tillett.
Fourth Grade Mrs. Essie Yves
colt: Warren Spencer. Mrs. Ruby
Gray: Roxie Farrow, Billy Tillett
Ted Midget, Mary Claire Dowdy
Celia Evans, Carl Swain, John Lee
Fifth Grade Mrs. Jewell White
Rauna Gray. Mrs. BERTHE Ward
Gary Wise, Pete Cochran, Jane
Feldmier, Lynn Sheppard, Susar
Oneta, Ruby Daniels, George Scar.
borough, Myra Meekins, JOSEPH
Willis.
Sixth Grade Mrs. Mary Meekins
Robert Midget. Mrs. Hilda Bal.
lance: Phyllis Marie Greet, Sandra
Estella O'Neal, Gloria Linda Par
ent, Virginia Dare Powell, Reita
Rae, Mary Ann Midget.
Seventh Grade Mrs. Grace Hoop,
er: Margaret Joy Walker, Bette
Kellogg, Betty Hotter, Cedric Grg'
urich. Mr.. Clarence Butler: none.
Eighth Grade Mrs. Louise Tillett
D'Andrea Midget, Janet Mann
Laurette Etheridge, John Gibbs
Mr.. John Britt: None.
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FUNERAL SERVICE FOR
ALBERT MURRAY MANN

Funeral services for Albert Muir
ray Mann, who died Wednesday
afternoon as the result of an air.
plane crash in Tyrrell County, were
conducted Friday afternoon in the
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church at
Manns Harbor by the Rev. C. R
Olson, pastor, assisted by the Rev.
T. A. Williams, pastor of Watson
Chapel of Engelhard.
ain The Garden" and Beyond
The Sunset" We're sung by the
church choir. Rodger Guard accom-
panied at the piano.
The casket was covered with a
pail made of pink and white glads
and white carnations.
Pallbearers were DR.. H. j. Liver
man, Harry Mann, George Hender-
son, Woody Fearing Jr., Bill White
hurst and Willard Sutton.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
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PTA NEEDS FUNDS
FOR INTERCOM DEBT

The Manteo Elementary School
PA will meet in the auditorium,
Monday, May 8, at eight o'clock
After a brief business session par
ents and interested persons are in
vlted to visit the classrooms.
On Friday of this week a letter
with attached envelope) will be
sent home by the children. The
purpose of this letter is to ask cash
contributions to decrease the deficit
on the intercom system which the
PTA purchased for the school. Con-
tributions may be sent by the
shild to school, brought to the
meeting Monday night or given to
Mrs. Harold Leatherman, Manteo;
Mrs. Reginald Parker, Mays Head;
Mrs. Larry Balance, Wanchese;
Mrs. Grace Hooper. Stumpy Point.
or Mrs. Stanford White, Manns
Harbor.
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MUSIC CLUB TO HEAR
VISITING PIANIST SAT.

The Roanoke Island Music Club
will meet Saturday night, May 6,
at $3.50 at the home of Mrs. Rem
ME Williamson in Manteo. At that
time Craig Worthington of Ayden
will be presented in a piano recital.
Young Worthington is a nephew
of Mrs. Julian Oneto of Mays Head,
and has given a program each of
the last two springs for the club.
All members and other interested
persons are invited.
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SHOWING OF FLOWERS
ON SATURDAY, MAY 6

The Roanoke Island Garden Club
is having "a Showing Of Flowers
on Saturday, May 9Th, in the Com
munity Building, from l to 5 pm
The club members invite their
friends to bring flowers, and all
entries must be at the Community
Building by 10 am. There will be
no formal classes or Judging, but
blue ribbon will be given by pop
ular vote. For the first time, pot
ted plants will be received in addi-
ton to cut flowers. No admission
fee is charged, but the Club is hope
full of few silver offerings. Re
freshments will be served.
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SHOW SCHEDULED FOR CHS.
FAILED TO SHOW UP TUES.

BUXTON, May 8. - The Chuck
Williams show, scheduled for Cape
Hatteras School last night, was
not put on for reasons unknown to
the Beta Club at this time. "The
club would like to apologize to
everyone who came out last night.
We have not been contacted by
Mr.. Williams and do not under
stand why he did not appear" says
Miss Kaye e. Whitfield, teacher in
1.-THE school.
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MANTEO WOMAN'S CLUB
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS

The Manteo Woman's Club will
hold installation of officers Tues
day evening, May 9, 700 PM, al
the Beacon Motor Lodge, Nag;
Head. 1t will be a dinner meeting
with husbands or men friends in
vited.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Thorud from the
Edenton Woman's Club will be in
stalling officer.
All members are urged to attend
and should contact Mrs. Doris Fry
if planning to attend, no later than
Saturday.
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REVIVAL IN MANTEO

The Manteo Assembly Of God
Church will begin a revival Satur-
day night, May 7th, with Rev,
Alvin Price of Avon speaker each
night. Services will begin at 8
pm. There will be special singing
at all services.
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door
1855 Mercury Hardtop
1855 Chevrolet 2-door, extra
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1883 Chevrolet HIT. Extra
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1852 Cadillac 4-dr.. power
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visiting Mrs. Lottie Williams.
Arvin Basnight and children,
Mary Ann and Billy, of Silver
Spring, Md, visited Mr.. Basnight's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bas-
night, last week end.
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KILL DEVIL HILLS PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chears
and daughters, Nelson and Lee
left Wednesday to make their
home in Norfolk.
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of the country. The volume is pub
lished by the H. w. Wilson Co. in
New York.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09
Congressional Session Ended Was FreeSt Spending in History

WASHINGTON The Coun- 'cil of State Chambers of Com merce said Sunday the Congress sional session just ended was s.'the freest spending session in the na- tion's peacetime or cold war his- tory"
 A council analysis of the if nancial actions of the first ses- sion of the 87th Congress pre- dicted the effort of s;s:s record Twill not only be a $7-billion in- crease in expenditures over the original budget for 1862, but also a further rise to at least a $90- billion budget in 1863"
 The analysis, prepared by Flu gene F. Rinta, Director of Re search for the Council, said that while the Eisenhower Adminis- tration and Congress cut the final 1854 budget recommendations ot | the outgoing Truman Administra- tion by over SIP billion in appro- rriations and so billion in ex- penditures, the Kennedy Admin istration and Congress increased ! the Eisenhower budget for 196: by g million in Appropriations ana $7 billion in expenditures