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MAINS HARBoR PERSONALS.

Harry Mann left Friday for his
home in Lancaster, California, after
spending several weeks here visit
ing with his brother Guy Mann, and
his sisters, Mrs. Ina Waterfield, and
Mrs. Calvin Beasley. Mrs. Water
field and Mr.. Beasley accompanied
him to Norfolk where he left by
plane for Oklahoma City, Okla, to
join Mrs. Mann who had been there
visiting relatives. From there they
will go to Lancaster.
Mrs. L. w. Hooper and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Nina Midget and Mrs.
Celdon Francis, left last week for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. David Guild
rey Of Morgan City, La. From there
they will go to Seattle, Washington,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Will
liams.
Mrs. w. s. Primer and Mrs. Doro-
thy Tillett had as their guests dur
ing the week end; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Alexander of Edenton; Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Bray, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Bray, Jr., and children;
Mrs. Dakins Sawyer, Lutrell Saw
yer and Mrs. Mckinney of Eliza
beth City N. F. Primer of Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Addison, Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom
Greet; Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Greet,
Mrs. Joe Everton, Mrs. MaryeC Greet
and daughter, Ronald Greet, and
Bub Basnight all of Norfolk; Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. Sawyer, and Pres
ton Basnight of Manteo, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Charlie Jarman of Wilm-
ington, Delaware, Mr.. and Mrs.
ballard Harrell and daughters Of
Williamson.
Mrs. r. L. Craddock has been in
Norfolk visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Tillett.
Mrs. Calvin Beasley was in Eliz-
abeth City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Green and
daughter Carol Ann of Elizabeth
City were here for the week end.
Among those visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Gibbs last week end and
attending the Homecoming Services
at East Lake on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hunnings, and
SON Daryl and Timothy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Gibbs and son Don Of
Norfolk and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Greet of Manteo.
Mrs. Ollie Littlejohn, Mrs. Ell
wood Twiford, Mrs. H. T. Gibbs and
granddaughters, Amy and Arlene
Gard, and Miss Inez Gibbs spent
Friday in Norfolk.
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HATTERAs PERSONALS

Mesdames Geraldine Farrow and
Louie Burrus went to Norfolk Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Oden and
Mrs. Alice Oden and Mrs. Brittle
Gaskill went to Elizabeth City
Tuesday.
Garland Austin spent the week
end with his sisters, Misses VIC
toria and bessie Austin.
Eddie Midget and Gregory Aus
tin of Manteo visited here last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gray visited
their daughter, Mrs. JEANNE Cox,
and granddaughter, Dara Kee in
Elizabeth City last week end.
Mrs. Leila Winslow of Belvedere
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Dudley.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Cox Of Hat
teras are the parents of a baby
girl, Dara Kee, born Friday, Sep
TENDER %, at Albemarle Hospital
Elizabeth City. Mrs. Cor is the
former JEANNE Gray, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gray of Hatteras.
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LOVE NEVER FALTERs FOR
THE EAST LAKE CHURCH

More than 500 people came in
Ito cars to participate in the Meth
odist Homecoming Sunday at East
Lake. Rev. A. L. G. Stephenson, a
former pastor returned to speak.
His subject was almost persuade
ed" Coming the farthest, was an
old resident, Nevada Primer, who
came from Cincinnati, Ohio. From
Norfolk, faithful old visitor was
Marshall L. Twiford. While the
community has dwindled in popula-
ton as SO many people during the
past 40 years have removed from
East Lake, seeking better advan-
tages, there is no diminishing Of
love and loyalty in the hearts of
those who have left the old COM
munity. Those few remaining con-
tribute their labor, aided bv cash
contributions from former resi-
dents, and they maintain the church
property, and the cemetery II rood
condition. For this work, Sundav,s
visitors contributed $3.50 when the
basket was passed around.
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HYDE
Continued from Page One)

prospect of something for their
trouble is so limited.
Living conditions continue to i'm
prove in Hyde County. Per capita
income has increased, roads have
improved to a parity with other
areas, the people here share in the
patronage of thousands of tourists
attracted to the Dare County sea-
shore, an income from this source
was not dreamed of 80 years
ago. Considerable logging is
underway near here on some
10000 acres of land owned
by the Pamlico development
Co. Logs are hauled from the woods
here direct to mills in Elizabeth
City via the Croatan Sound Bridge,
In a few hours they make a trip
that formerly took several days
when they were barged or RATED
up the sound and rivers to the
mills.
Perhaps the most important fac
tor in the development of this area
since a bank was established here
in 1919; is the power system serv-
ing this county. Established more
than rs years ago, it is operated
by State Senator P. d. Midget, Jr.
It has enabled more modern ad.
vantages, mercantile and otherwise
to come to the area than any other
factors now apparent.
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COURT
Continued from Page One)

both charges, sentenced to 80 days
on the roads, suspended on payment
of $50 fine, court costs, and pay for
damages to the property. In addi-
ton, he is to remain off the pro-
perry of Neese for two years.
Moore also was charged with as
sault on John Oscar Meekins, found
guilty and fined SIS and court costs
on this charge.
Merton Tillett, Manteo, was
found guilty of selling understood
hard crabs, fined $40 and costs.
Several other cases, including two
drunken charges, were delayed un-
til later court sessions in October,
as result of lengthy proceedings
of cases heard.
Submissions
Those submitting and paying
fines during the past week included
the following:
Phillip Cyrus Adkins, Ports
mouth, Va, speeding, 500.
Richard Keith Hillabrant, Stun
Ply Point, failure to obey stop sign
and failure to report accident, $40
fine.
Jerry Bell McClease, Manteo,
speeding, $35.
Phillip Calvin Sawyer, Kitty
Hawk, speeding, $25.
Roscoe H. Beasley, Wanchese,
speeding, $40.
Jerrold Odel Tillett, Kitty Hawk,
speeding 100 m.p.h. in IS m.p.h.
zone; and operating motor vehicle
under-influence, 5000.
Thomas Frederick Parsons, Eliza
beth City, disregard of stop sign,
$40.
Floyd Dixon Miller, Avon, under
influence, 500.
Russell B. Talton, Cary, fishing
without license, $40.
Shanklin Fulford Peele, Jr., Hat
teras, speeding, IS.
Elmer Thomas Martin, Pleasant
Ridge, Va, speeding, $40.
Roy Gray Written, Leaksville,
speeding, $40.
David Gordon Dearden, Buxton,
speeding, $40.
Holconb H. Hurt, Lynchburg,
Va, speeding, $40.
Court costs in the above cases
were imposed in addition to fines.
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SECOND HOLE-IN-ONE
BY AN ARDENT GOLFER

Roanoke Island evidently has its
share of golfers who qualify for
hole-in-one rating, for the second
incident of its kind occurred recent
ly at the Roanoke Island Golf
Course, this time being scored by
w. B. Fearing, Jr., Manteo pharma-
cist.
Fearing was presented an APP
propriate trophy by management
Of the course on Thursday. The
facility has been open but four
months, and its first score Of this
type was by w. II. MeCown, local
attorney.
During this week end, lights viii
be turned on for limited night play,
and by next spring, complete Light
ing Of the course is anticipated.
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MONROE D. cAHooN

Monroe Delton Cahoon Sr. AZ, a
native of Pioneer in Hyde County,
who had lived in Hickory, Va,
some 40 years, died Monday after
a two weeks illness.
A SON of Mrs. Mary Simmons
Cahoon and the late James Frank
lin Cahoon, he was a carpenter. His
wife was the late Mrs. Annie Nc
Reynolds Cahoon.
Survivors include son, Mon
roe Delton Cahooni Jr. of Hickory;
two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Olah of
Hickory and Mrs. Queenie Gar
ers, Sidney Cahoon Of Nashville,
rett of Norfolk; and two broth
Tenn, and Kinzie Cahoon of Hick-
DRY.
A funeral service was held in
South Norfolk Wednesday at 8 pm.
and burial was in Mount Hope GEM
etery.
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wANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mrs. Dewey Tillett, Mrs. Hughs
Tillett, ST., and baby, Candy were
in Norfolk Tuesday.
Brenda Daniels of East Carolina
College, Greenville spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Daniels.
Mrs. Matilda Payne of Stumpy
Point, Mrs. Willie Etheridge Sr.
Mrs. Mrs. Donald, Mrs. Willie
Etheridge Jr. and children Susan
and Bonnie were in Norfolk Mon
day.
James Hare of Elizabeth City
visited Hazel Meekins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rogers and
children of Norfolk visited Mrs.
Matte Mann.
Mrs. Ronny Meekins and Mrs.
Hughs Tillett Jr. were visitors in
Elizabeth City Tuesday.
Mrs. Kirby Tillett and daughter
have returned from Henderson af-
ter visiting her aunt and uncle Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. McDaniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Greet and
children of Norfolk visited Mrs.
Daniels Gallop.
Morris and Buster" Daniels re-
ceived medical treatment in Norfolk
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph O'Neal
visited Mrs. Carrie McFall in Hen
derson.
Miss Rowena Midgette visited re-
latives in Norfolk recently.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Thomas Balance of Wanchese, a
daughter, Natalie Ruth, on Septem-
Der 81, in Memorial Clinic, Manteo;
weight six pounds, Is ounces. Mrs.
Balance is the former Virginia
Pledger, of Manteo and New Bern.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Williams OF
Buxton announce the birth OF their
second child, first son, John l..
Williams, Jr., on September % at
Norfolk General Hospital. Mrs. Will
liams is the former Miss Barbara
Barnett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarvis Barnett. Mr.. Williams is the
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Vetter Will
ians.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett Perry left
this week for a motor trip to Hol-
lywood, Calf, to visit their daugh-
ter, Judy.
Mrs. Gertrude Baum returned
home after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Perry and
daughters, Judy and Deborah, went
on a vacation trip to the Great
Smokes, Caverns and Bryson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Tillett left
Sunday FOR a trip to Laurel, where
they will visit sister Marie and
meet their daughter Tanya Dawn,
who is from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colon Perry are in
Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Perry,
of Washington, D. c., are spending
their vacation at the Walter Perry
cottage in Kill Devil Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Harris are TAX
ing trip to Kingsport, Tenn, visi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Gene CAN'T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Finn visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Millar, at Silver
Springs, Md.
| Visiting Mrs. Lizzie Hines are
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Baum of Phila-
delphia, prior to their moving to
Boston, where Wyatt will resume
duties as Marine inspector, with U,
S. Coast Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Beasley OF
Churches Island, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ebert Beasley, their son Kenny
and daughter Pat. visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Dow.
dy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perry, Mrs
Jennie Beasley and Mrs. Ethe
Gard spent Sunday at Flatty Creek
ATTENDING church services there.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Beacham o.
Norfolk and children, Mr.. and Mrs
I Alvis Beacham, spent Sunday will
Mrs. BERTHE Beacham and Mrs
June Perry.
j Zenith Perry, who underwear
4 surgery at Norfolk General Hospi
tai in Norfolk, is recovering an.
has gone to the home in Norfoll
Of his daughter, Mrs. Jennine,
Beasley. Mrs. Zenith Perry ant
daughter visited Mr.. Perry ON Sun
day.
Mrs. Hildegarde Perry is hom,
from the Albemarle Hospital, Eliza
beth City.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rex Henle,
and daughters, Leslie Yvonne ant
| Deborah Lou, and Mrs. lola Til
lett, left recently for new assign
ment with Coast Guard at Saul
St. Marie, Michigan.
Services were held at the Print
tive Baptist Church on Tuesday
and Wednesday, evenings at 7:8(
this week, With Elder HeIln6 Of
Roanoke, Va, guest speaIef.
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MISS JEANETTE CRAY A
POPULAR BEACH CITIZEN

The death on Friday Of Miss
jeanette Gray, SS, of Kin Devil
Hills one Of the most popular
citizens Of the beach area, where
she had lived the larger part OF
her life was shock to wide cir
Gle of friends throughout the coun-
try. In early life she had been taken
into the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell A. Griggs, who established the
hotel Croatan at Kiln Devil Hills,
as a foster daughter, she had be-
come popularity known as Jimmy
Griggs," and grew into figure OF
Importance in the management OF
the famous hotel which was fidely
|patronized by the famous and the
great of the country. As Mr.. and
Mrs. Griggs grew less active in the
orperation of the Hotel, Jimmy
became more and more identified
with it, and it was large part OF
her life. She had an outgiving per-
sonality that sought always to be
doing something helpful for others.
Before their death, the hotel had
been sold by Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs
who continued to live in the family
home adjacent to the hotel. Both
have been dead about seven years,
and their loss to the life of the
beach was a heavy one. Miss Gray
for a time worked for the town of
Kill Devil Hills, and until several
months ago, had worked for a time
in the office of the Dare County
tax supervisor, until the whims of
politics wiped out the office, which
was terrible blow to the young
woman who had made her work her
whole life. It is said by her friends
that she had lost interest in living,
after this happened. She was strick-
en- with hepatitis and died in the
Albemarle Hospital.
One other interest was the con-
struction of the new parish house
at St. Andrews by the Sea at Mays
Head, where her funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 pm. Rev.
Joseph Burroughs, officiating. Her
Mrs. Hettie Doxey Gray is
living at Coinjock, and she is sur
vived by a brother, Curtis Gray
Jr. of Coinjock, also by two half
sisters, Mrs. Ellen Hampton Camp
docine of San Franciso, and Mrs.
lola Hampton Gregory of Water
lily; two half-brothers, w. H.
Hampton of Ashland, Ore, and
John D. Hampton of Burlingame,
Calf.
Rev. Irwin AGREE, pastor of the
Coinjock Baptist church assisted in
the funeral service, and burial fol-
lowed in the family cemetery in
Waterlily.
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IMPROVEMENT NEEDED ON U. S. 2e4 SOON.

has been called to attention in months that
u S. between Hyde and Dare Counties is greatly in need
of surface treatment is rough road testify
It up usual highway standards prevailing in
area It hoped that the State Highway Commission
can of saving this road before the damage
goes much further Above and beyond the greatly increased
use by passenger the present heavy truck traffic
During the past few years and log trucks have
used it and right is subjected to extremely heavy
wear Aside from its commercial for the trans
port of seafood that produces large supply
its needed for the benefit of the school buses
which traverse it. be better advertisement for North
Cardinals highway system this bad condition corrected
SO that will present better appearance to the many
thousands of tourists who obliged to it north
south route through principal coastland points of interest
The citizens need it. and the state cannot afford to allow
present condition to continue We look forward 10 con-
sideration for this important road
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Miss Martha Raye Rogers, who
teaches in Herndon, Va, spent last
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon. Davis are
in Baltimore, buying winter mer-
chandise for the Carson w. Davis
Store.
Mr.. J. B. Daley has returned to
her home in Babylon, N. ", after
visiting her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson, at
their home near Manteo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell A. Evans
have returned from q vacation trip
70 Myrtle Beach, 5. G.
Mrs. Tracy Ward Is q patient in
Norfolk General Hospital, Norfolk,
Va
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Cdr. and Mrs. G. A. Alexander,
U.S.CG., Towson, Nd, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Grady Alexander.
Hal Cohoon was in Edenton and
Windsor Friday.
Mrs. Durwood Cooper visited Mr..
and Mrs. Shelbourn Williams in
Norfolk Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Davenport
and children and Zebra Overton of
Portsmouth spent the week end
with Mrs. Leona Norman. +
Mrs. Worth Smell of Creswell
visited Mrs. Annie Turner and Adj
elaide Combs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin and
daughters from New London, Conn.,,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Goodwin. They will go to their new
home in New Orleans from here.
Mark Combs, r. B. Patrick, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Davenport were in
Norfolk Monday.
w. M. Armstrong celebrated his
63rd birthday with q dinner at his
home Sunday, Sept. "a, with around
20 friends and relatives. He receiv-
ed many gifts.
Roy Sawyer and Peggy Reynolds
visited Mrs. Amanda Sawyer in
Fairfield Sunday.
Mrs. Durwood Cooper and son
and Mrs. Basil Cohoon and son
were in Washington Friday.
Mrs. Bonnie Liverman is at home
from Smithfield.
C. H. Brickhouse, J. G. Cohoon
and Buddy Brickhouse were in Ed
enton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Silverdolh of
Portsmouth spent the week end
with Mrs. Seaton Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Everton left
Saturday for Atlanta, Ca, after a
two weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Meekins Of
Norfolk are visiting Mrs. Polly
Ann Everton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kemp and
children Of Norfolk spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Jones
and the Charlie Kemp family.
| Delton Everton and son of Nor
folk spent the week end with Mrs
Sally Everton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithsor
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carlent
and Eunice in East Lake Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liverman and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Turner
and children, Mrs. SADIE Sawyer, c
~. Liverman and G. ]. Liverman
Jr, attended the funeral Of C. z
Sawyer in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack s. Everton and
lchildren, Eric and Beth, flew tc
San Francisco recently on the first
leg Of their journey 10 Tokyo
Japan. They departed in San Fran
cisco for Yokohama on September
Fl, sailing on the s. s. President
Hoover. Mr.. Everton is an auditor
with the Office Of Comptroller Cen
eral and is, joining the staff Of
the Far East Branch: Mrs. Everton
is the former Francis Radcliffe,
daughter Of Mrs. s. M. Radcliffe, Of
Pantego. Mr.. Everton Is the son Of
J Mrss Sally Ev<rton Of Gum Neck.
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STUMPY POINT CHILD
is TAKEN IN DEATH

Jimmie Lee Harris Jr., four-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Harris Sr. Of Stumpy Point, died in
Beaufort County Hospital in Wash
ington Saturday afternoon. Surviv-
ing besides his parents is his pa
ternal grandfather, Garland Lee
Harris of Stumpy Point. Funeral
services were held at the home of
Mrs. Eddie Pryor, Rt. l, Chocowin-
ity, Monday at 2 pm. The Rev.
Paul Lanier officiated. Burial was
in Trinity Cemetery.
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UNCLE wErHBEE

To: Editor, Coastland Times
We have been wondering why
Esther changed her mind, and
started travelling northward miss
ing the Outer Banks area. Now we
know. The writer of the above let
ter (anonymous) scared her away
from US. We received the above
letter addressed to Hurricane Es-
ther, Cape Hatteras, N. C. in an
envelope postmarked from New
York City, and dated September
20, 1861.
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STILL GOING Z. But still pursu-
ing the matter is the man who ran
second to Cloyd Philpott., in the
Lieutenant Governors race last
year - C. v. Henkel Of Statesville.
It is interesting TO note that
Henkel seemed to have no interest
in the question until Mcconnell,
the man who ran close third
started probing. Now Mcconnell is
apparently out of the battle - and
Henkel is taking up the fight.
Now this could become one of the
most interestisg political tests to
come along in this State in some
time. Henkel has the money, the
time, and the stubborn persistence
to stay with it. He is like a hull
dog with a sock - and this one
seems in for a lot of shaking.
CAN'T USE 1T I. Now that sum-
mer and vacations are gone, Sunday
School is in full sway here and the
churches are crowded each Sabbath.
The tiny tots are learning their
lessons, catechisms, and creeds..
One of them, a six-year-old boy, APP
parently learned his real good -.
His friends had leased him
through the summer for being 50
left-handed. And, when they fell
out with him in play, they were
particularly bitter. He wished 30
much to be right-handed. He even
eats and writes with his left hand.
But last Sunday when he was
teased again, he was ready with an
answer. "Know something's he
asked smugly, @God is left-handed."
His older playmates stopped their
idle chatter at once. They moved in
on him with questions. It didn't
bother him a bit. He told them
calmly that he had heard it at Sun
day School (Episcopal) that very
morning.
Pressed further, he explained
that God could only use his left
hand, because they told us that
Jesus sits on the right hand Of the
Father -"
GREAT AIR BATTLE i. It is
not generally known, but the real
reason Pres. John F. Kennedy viii
not be able to spend more time in
North Carolina on Thursday, Octo-
Der IL, is q nationwide test Of
Americas air power on Saturday,
October ID.
President Kennedy will be here
to keep an appointment for Found
ers Day at the University of North
Carolina. This engagement was
made shortly after he was elected
President. When the International
Trade Fair developed, promise
was obtained from the President
that he would attend its opening.
In fact, there are those who say it
was set to open on October IL in
order for the President to be able
to attend it while in North Carolina
for the other event on the 18th.
Be that as it may, on October IA
Jail commercial and civilian planes
will be grounded while all
planes of Strategic Air Command
and some from the British Bomber
Command have it out five miles up
in all sections of the u. S. Reason:
to see if we are able to stand, to
hold off an attack from the air.
Over 250,000 men win participate.
Big things coming upl The Presi-
dent is needed in Washington.
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]!5If75;4
Gzsl|3!lIi5!a
COULD THIS BE WHY
ESTHER" FAILED TO
VISIT THE cOAsTLAND7

Dear Esther:
Look sister, you've gone just
about far enough. Who the heck
do you think You are, soaring
everyone like this? Get back
where you belong, or I'm going
to tell Carla you're . copy cat.
Love,
UNCLE wETHBEE