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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-13

WHEN IN WASHINGTON, N.
c. visit Jowdy's for: stereo
and hi-fi records, sheet music
and electric housewares, gifts
that keep on giving. Jowdy
Radio & Appliance Co.
2-10-tfc
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ROOMS FOR RENT: by week
or month. Wigwam Tourist
Home. Manteo, w. C. Gaskill,
manager. Tel. 77-W. $3.50 per
week. T-9-15-tfc
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4SSIFI.ED
"A ID " E r r L IS In G.

ADVERTISING M THESE COLUMNS COSTS THREE CENTS
PER WORD. FIRST INSERTION; ALL CONSECUTIVE NSER-
TONS AFTER FIRST. TWO CENTS PER WORD. MINIMUM
CHARGE IS so CENTS IF YOU WANT TO BUY. RENT SELL.
SWAP, GET A JOB. HIRE HELP. FIND SOMETHING LOST.
TIE cLASslFIEDS OFFER AN EFFECTIVE AND EcoNCMl-
CAL MEDIUM.
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SEE US for the new low-cost
Homeowner's Policy and all
other forms of insurance. Outer
Banks Insurance Agency, phone
Manteo AZ. T-7-8-tfc
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FOR SALE: Approximately IL
acres land, Hatteras Island,
Frisco, N. C. Highway to sound,
450 feet frontage on each. NJ.
X. Fearing, Jr., agent, Manteo.
T-2-16-tfc
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SEE PIEDMONT HOME under
construction. Edwin Midget,
Little Street, Manteo. Attractive
financing plan with no down
payment and no closing costs for
quality homes. Vernon Hayman,
Piedmont Homes. Norfolk, Va.
Telephone MA 29816.
T-2-16-15tp
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FOR SALE: Ponies all sizes.
Roscoe Gallop, Wanchese
T-11-24-tfc
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FOR SALE: Newly built s.
Room house with bath. near
Manteo. Corner lot 80 x 100 #
Hardsurface road, priced reason
able. D. v. Meekins, Manteo, N.
C.
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sELECT PROPERTIES for rent
or sale. N. K. Fearing, Jr.,
Hfenteo. T-9-10-tfc
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CAMELLIAS, Azaleas. HolEes,
many other plants, shrubs,
trees. We invite you to visit our
nursery. Roanoke Island Gar
dens, corner Mother Vineyard
Road, Manteo, N. G.
T-4-2s-tfc
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Anything that interferes with
Individual progress ultimately will
retard group progress.
George n. Houston
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FOR SALE: 6 thoroughbred
Beagle puppies, Immediately
Contact G. T. Westcott, Manteo,
AZ n T-4-6-tfc
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Rev. Irwin Cook. Burial was in
the family cemetery at South
Mills.
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WEDDING BELL NAPKINS:
We now have these in stock
when You need them in hurry.
$3.50 per 100. TIMES PRINT
ING CO., Manteo, Tel. A or 244.
9-22-tf
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FREE INSTALLATION on
storm windows, doors and
awnings; prompt service and
only the best quality. Easy fl
nancing. Dan L. Cannady, home
improvements, phone Manteo 18-
j. p. o. Box 21S. T-5-12-tfc
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WANTED TO BUY: Two bu-
reaus or dressers. Descrip-
ton, price. Tel. 257S-P. O. Box
7s, Nags Head. T-s-2S-stc
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FOR your insurance needs see
w. R. PEARCE, Manteo, N. G.
All kinds Of insurance
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FOR SALE: 1866 Chevrolet
station wagon, S-cyl., 4-dr. au,
tomato shift. M. X. Fearing,
Jr, Agent. T-1-19-tfc
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FOR YOUR HOME OWNERS
policy call w. r. Pearce, Man
teo. N. e. T-5-19-tfc
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SEPTIC TANKS serviced and
cleaned. Free inspection. Ed
ward Champ, General Delivery,
Roper. T-S-Su-4tp
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MALE HELP WANTED: Man
with good character over 81
for established food route. Ma
tionally advertised prorducts.
High income. If interested
write p. o. Box 1892, Goldsboro,
NJ G. PH-4-6-3tp
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FOR SALE: 2 lots on the Air
port. Road. Tel. S66-J1.
T-4-6-tfc
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TRACTORS FOR SALE OR
RENT: 1 small dozer-diesel
powered, IL yd. front end load
er-diesel, small front end
loader and back hoe gasoline,
/ small motor grader-di diesel.
Owens Marine. Call Lawrence
Owens, Wanchese, N. G.
T-3-3()-tfc
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HELP WANTED: We will sup
ply you with a complete line
Of Rawleigh Products to sup
ply consumers in your own town
or surrounding rural area IN
COUNTY. Year
around business. Large profits.
Write Rawleigh, Dept. NCD-70-
+S5S Richmond, Va.
PH-4-6-4tp
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HELP w WANTE D: Waitress,
white must be 18 years old;
also dishwasher, white or color
ed. Apply at Franks Barbecue,
Mays Head. T-4-6-3tp
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RUTH GAETA
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BOARD OF COMMIS-
SIONERS FOR THE
COUNTY OF HYDE
II. L. Sadler, Chairman
Evelyn H. Swindell, Secretary
April 8, 1862
T-46-tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08
Cleopatra Scarf
Easy to Make

hemmed or roll-hemmed. as
you like.
Use Of rick-rack trim can
vary with each Cleopatra
scarf made.
Start rows at hem edge.
sew each row about one-quar-
ter inch from the next, II
using narrow rick-rack.
Allow about one-hah inch
distance If using wide rick
rack, and reduce number of
rows.
Straight edge can be deco
rated with five or six rows,
each in a different color,
for a deep band effect, leav-
ing curbed face edge un-
adorned.
For an evening Cleo head
scarf, use black organza or
silk, edge all around with
gold rick-rack or white, add
a second row only all around.
When the headband is
slipped into the center Of
the curved edge hair can be
confined behind it. The rest
Of the scarf hangs down on
both sides Of the face and all
round the head.
Designers show these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08
By FLoRENCE de SAINTS

For those wonderful Au-
gust and September days at
the beach why not make a
Cleopatra head scarf?
Inspired by the current
vogue for Cleopatra FASH
ions. 1t Is placed on a plastic
headband, and conceals hair
without having to be tied
under the chin.
It comes in gay colors or
In black.
AS outlined by the National
Notions Association, the
Cleo head scarf begins with
q half yard of 36-inch- fabric,
Ia yards Of Wright's rick
rack trim for each row and
one plastic headband.
To assemble: Fold fabric
and cut a curved edge to go
around the face. Shipping
curved edge, turn under for
hem one-quarter to one-half
inch deep.
This will hold the plastic
headband, which is slipped
through it.
Straight edge can be flat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08
Seq Shells
Make Unique
Containers

Sea shells, with their wide
variety of shapes, colors and
textures, make wonderful
containers for fresh summer
flowers. So If you're plan
ming a seaside vacation, or q
weekend visit to the sea-
shore, collect some Of the
more attractive shells.
Tiny shells and other fas-
cinating bits Of marine life.
such as little star fish, coral
or other hardened marine
pieces, also are exception
ally attractive as accessories
in large flat and clear glass
containers used for flower
arrangements.
The Society Of American
Florists suggests these steps
in using shells as flower
containers. Fill the shell
with water to make sure it
won't leak. Seal any holes
with paraffin. Then insert
into the shell q presaturated
foam flower holder. cut q
little smaller than the shell;
stick flower stems into the
holder and add water, SAT
advises.
Sea shell flower arrange
ments will give your home q
cool look these hot summer
days, and serve to remind
you Of those pleasureful
days at the beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08
Sorority
To Honor


Theta Phi Alpha. national
sorority for Catholic women.
will award honorary mem
bership to Representative
Kathryn e. Granahan Of
Pennsylvania for her efforts
to combat the distribution Of
indecent literature.
Mrs. Granahan. the first
woman named to Congress
from Philadelphia, will be
initiated August ~ at the
sorority's Golden Jubilee Con-
vention in Cleveland.
AS chairman Of the House
Subcommittee on Postal OPP
erations, Mrs. Granular has
worked to prevent use Of the
mails for dissemination Of
pornography, particularly to
children and teen-agers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08
Something
From the
Boys

There seems no end to the
mems styles which women
win swipe. Just when q lull
appears, an entire new batch
Of swiped fashions turns up.
This year the swiping has
been done from cowboys and
French sailors.
The cowboy suit look is a
high-fashion rage. with lean
Jacket. swingy skirt. cowboy
scarf and sombrero hat. Cow
boy scarves decorate every
other casual dress in the
sportswear market. Cowboy
hipster pants and skirts are
the rage Of the young crowd.
Now comes the French
sailor look. launched by the
new Gallo movie, Jules ct
jim" The sailor cap, flat
and visored.. Is one of falls
big millinery styles. Skinny
striped pullovers and bell
bottomed pants will be the
resort look come January.
The peakjacket Is worn as a
car coat. or becomes a suit
jacket.
Coming up, according to
fashion prophets. is q revival
Of the Tyrolean look, with
suspender shorts, Jaeger
sweaters and Alpine hats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08

scarves in colorful chiffons
for evening gowns an idea
which will be even more pop
ular with fall chiffons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-08
. SPORTSMAN

all three stores
1926 to 1895 Summer Tops and Blouses solids prints 1888 7S
795 to 1926 Cotton Skirts light and dark 3SS $751;
1895 2295 Sports Dresses cotton many drip-dy 1888 4St
e95 Cotton Stacks, all pastel shades 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
About The POens

Theodore Kroeber is the
author Of 'sIshi In Two Worlds"
the remarkable story Of the last
wild Indian in America, who one
morning in 1911 stumbled from
the Stone Age into the twentieth
century. Ishi's tribe, the Yahi,
had been gradually exterminated
by the white settlers who seized
their lands, except for a tiny
band Of fugitives who managed
to lead a hidden existence in the
California hills.
Finally only Ishi was left.
Driven by starvation, he wan
dered into the world Of the
hated white men and was taken
to the Museum Of Anthropol.
Ogy Of the University of Califor-
mia in San Francisco. There he
spent the last FIVE years of his
life under the protection Of
Theodore Kroeber's husband,
Professor Alfred L. Kroeber and
other staff members. Ishi learned
to marvel at the ways Of the
cOnquerors and measure them
against ''The Way Of MOdera-
tion," the ancient, unwritten
philosophy of life and death Of
his people.
Mrs. KrOeber's poem is a
sensitive rendering in our Ian
guage Of a facet Of this way
Of Moderation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11


When am dead, ss -
Cry for me little. vs. ~
Think of me sometimes, - Il -: s.
But not too much 49, - 6 81 50
1t is not good for you = q ~. - dSsss sS 100
Or your wife or your husband = -
Or your children - 81 1
To allow your thoughts to dwell
Too long the dead IL 49,
Think of me now and again rs
AS was in life 49, - -
AT some moment which it is peaslt ~
But not for long. i Sg4 - So i
Leave in peace 49, - - - -
AS shall leave you, too, in peace 3. s- ~
While you live. =
Let your thoughts be with the laAbg {
a KrOeber
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Circulation: 1900, 600

BEN C. WRIGHT, President
EUCLID M. CONVICTION
Chairman Of The Board
JOHN C. STERLING
Honorary Chairman
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November ~, 1863

WILLIAM l. NICHOLS
Editor and Publisher
ED MCCARTHY. Managing Editor
NELSON cRUPPo, Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. to the Editor
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Winter Roof Garden

EsOR OVER half century the Pioneers of Alaska A have presented winter Roof Garden for the en- joy1nent and pleasure of the people of Alaska.
 The Roof Garden got it's name in those early days when there was neither parcel post or regular mail during the winter and the community, being isolated had to depend it's talents for entertainment
 To brighten things up the Pioneer women vied with each other in making the most attractive artifi cial paper flowers to decorate their booths and summer dresses while the wore straw hats, making it gala party inside the party head quarters, although blizzard might be blowing out side
 The straw hats and the paper flowers are no longer In vogue for the Roof Garden, but the same spirit of good fellowship and good entertainment pre- vails when the doors open at the Alaska National Guard Armory tomorrow evening.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Girls Can Wear Stacks

CUERO, Tex. R The Cuero School Board has decided it's all right for girls in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades to wear slacks to school in cold weather.
 An unusual January freeze set off a month-long dispute between parents and the board. 1t ended yesterday when Supt. John Barnes announced a change in rules.
 Previously the schools allowed girls in the first three grades t wear slacks whenever they chose Girls in the next three grades however, had to wear dress over slacks and remove the slack upon reaching the school.
 Board members had said letting older girls attend school in slacks conflicted with a responsibility for teaching pupils to be ladies and gentlemen.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Anchorage Revenue Office Manager Suspended

JUNEAU W - Commissioner of Revenue Peter Gatz said yester- day he had suspended the man. ager of the Anchorage Revenue Office pending an investigation of charges of misuse of a state vehicle.
 Gatz said he verbally suspend ed the manager, Jefferson Barry, last Monday.
 He said Assistant Commissioner of Revenue Marvin Kennedy would go to Anchorage and that he and state police officer would work on the case.
 Verne O. Martin, Republican candidate for governor, sent a telegram to Gov. Wm. Egan in which he said he had made an investigation of the alleged misuse of the state vehicle by Barry.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Judge Hodge Rules
 Tlingit Indians Have No Claim to TideIand Tract

ANCHORAGE M = US. Dis trict Judge Walter Hodge has ruled there is insufficient evil dence to substantiate a claim by a group of Tlingit Indians to a tideland tract on the Juneau waterfront on which a developer plans to erect 36-unit apartment house.
 The federal government brought suit against the State, the City of Juneau and developer Walter D. Field on behalf of the Indians.
 Trial of the case was held in Juneau last month but earlier hearings on motions of the plain tiff Indians for injunctive relief, dismissal of the suit, and for summary judgment were argued here.
 The judge rendered his de- scion in a nine-page opinion made available here Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
New 96-Hour Mail Truck Run to Alaska Will Include Anchorage

SEATTLE M A new mail truck delivery run to Alaska, ex- tended to include Anchorage as well as Fairbanks, is expected to start about April 14, James Sym bol, regional director of the US. Post Office Department. said yes terday.
 An experimental run to Fair
 banks began last Sept. II. But because of the urging of Anchor age groups and residents that will be cancelled and the new service substituted, he said.
 Bids on contract to carry sec ond, third and fourth-class mail north, on a 96-hour run, six days week, must be submitted here Feb. 19 and will be opened later that day.
 Symbol said the run still is con- sidered an experiment, and must be evaluated at the end of the year, but it has increased mail service to Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Strongly Worded
 Resolution Protests BIAS Decision on Nome School

JUNEAU uP = X strongly word- ed resolution protesting the Bureau of Indian Affairs decision not to participate in the operation of proposed vocational school at Nome was introduced in the House Thursday.
 Reps. Warren Taylor, Peter Deveau, and Bob Blodgett spon- sored the measure.
 "The legislature expresses here by to the President of the United States and the Secretary of the Interior it's amazement and charg- ing that such dishonest, unwar- rented and inpolitic accusations and insults should be directed to the people of Alaska in their efforts to realize dream of long standing to bring a practical education to the youth of North western Alaska in cooperation with the Department of the h. terior, charged with that primary responsibility" the resolution said.
 It also requested the Secretary of the Interior to take "immedi- ate and firm action in directing his subordinate in the Bureau of Indian Affairs to re-examine his manners as well as the facts of the case"
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
House Refuses to Rescind

JUNEAU R The House Thursday refused to rescind it's approval of a measure which would make the State Board of Education the administrative and fiscal head of the Department of Education.
 TIse.vote was 11-29 against re- scinding passage of the measure, HB32l.
 The measure now goes to the Senate.
 The vote yesterday closely fol- lowed Wednesdays balloting, with the exception of two lawmakers who changed their votes in the original roll call for parliamentary purposes.
 Eleven Democrats joined the solid 18-man Republican bloc in beating back the motion to re- scind.
 The measure is the first of two so-called Section 26 bills intro duced this session to appear be- fore the House for action.
 The second bill, HB78, which would place the State Board of Fish and Game at the head of the State Department of Fish and Game, is now in the hands of the Judiciary Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Bobby Describes Japanese
 People as More Friendly"

TOKYO L9 US. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy de- scribed the Japanese people as more friendly than any other people he knows, despite a half dozen leftist demonstrations against him.
 Generally speaking" Kennedy told newsmen after returning from trip to western Japan, "the Japanese people are very polite ally curious. They well know the political situations both at home and abroad"
 He said he was deeply impress ed by Japan's industrial prosperity and potentiality.
 Accompanied by his wife, Ethel, Kennedy had taken his meet-the- people campaign to the Japanese countryside. He waved and smiled in good humor both at the thou sands who cheered him and the few hundred mustered by the Communists to jeer him.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Kennedy Will
 Battle Congress For Aid to Schools

WASHINGTON lR - President
 Kennedy is set to throw all his energy into battle for federal aid
 to public schools--but not pa- rochial schools.
 The President told news con- ference Wednesday he thinks his three-year, $2.1 billion program for public school construction and teachers salaries is so urgent q will do everything can to have the Congress take favorable action on this subject this year" On other issues, the President said:
 He would not hestitate to re- sume nuclear tests in the atno- sphere if he finds them essential.
 He feels the United States must keep on working toward a general disarmament treaty backed by eff fective controls.
 He stands squarely behind Sec retary of Defense Robert McNa- mara's refusal before Senate in- vestigators to link individual Pentagon censors with specific changes made in speeches by uni- formed officers.
 The question of school aid came up when reporter noted that Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York had said the administration proposal would doom the parochial school system. Kennedy, a Roman Catholic, asserted there had been no change in his position that across-the-board aid to church schools is unconstitutional. And it won't change unless the Su-. preme Court rules otherwise, on the issue, he added.
 A crowd of 385 newsmen and observers listened in the State Department Auditorium as Ken nedy, in answering questions, took a iocular poke at New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. In view of lRockefeiier's attack on his move to create a new Urban Affairs l Department, Kennedy said 3snow I am not so sure' radio com
 mentator was correct in saying
 nobody could get to the political
 fright of Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-ArizD, another potential COP nominee in 1864.
 Space Recent setbacks, in- cluding a Moon shot miss and de- lay in the attempt to orbit as- tronaut John H. Glenn Jr. in space, have not altered the time table to land a man on the Moon in this decade.
 U.N. Bonds Regarding his proposal to buy $100 million of
 JUN. bonds, if United States does
 not accept burdens greater than those of other free countries ssthe
 cause of freedom would collapse l in a whole variety of ways"
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
Sfeslworkers will Press For Shorter Hours

PITTSBURGH M The wage policy committee of the United Steelworkers gave unanimous ap- proval today to shorter work per- iods, greater job security, higher wages and improved benefits for union workers in forthcoming ne- gotiations for new steel in dustry contract.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09
MhfM HOSPITAL.

Admitted: Angelo Buffas, FL ton Outwater, Florence Nagozruk.
 Discharged: Edward Muktoyalk.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-09

Fine Job Printing Al Tho Nugget
Evening star., 1962-03-19

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