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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-25
By LAWRENCE MADDRY

1t was a good week for
whales. "Moby Dick" had a re-
run on Norfolk television sta
tion last Sunday and on Tues
day reports filtered in from Ro-
danthe that w. o. Baum of
Great Bridge, Va. had hooked a
whale with his rod and reel
while fishing off Hatteras Is
land.
Mac Henderson, who relayed
the story, says that Baum was
fishing near Rodanthe when he
saw 20-foot whale surface and
spout within casting range. He
cast over the whale, snagged it
with his hook, but, as Mac puts
it, "could not slow the whale
down." Mac says that Baum al
so lost his tackle in the process.
The story is reminiscent of an
authentic whale catch with a
hand line which was performed
at Oregon Inlet no less than %
years ago by DIR. Cecil X. Drink
er, a sport fisherman aboard
Capt. Lee Dough's Libby D."
The Boston physician was try
ing to harpoon porpoise when
his lance bit into the flesh of a
2,200-pound pygmy sperm-whale.
Capt. Dough says that it took
approximately two hours Of
back-breaking struggle to bring
the monster in. The denizen was
shipped to Boston Marine Mu-
scum where it is now on display
as the first whale ever caught
by a sport fisherman on the
Atlantic Seaboard. Capt. Dough
has a picture Of the whale which
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OVER | MILLION
FOR SBA LOANS
GIVEN TO DARE

A total of 1882, 900 has been
distributed on the Outer Banks
for loans through the Small
Business Administration, to aid
struggling business to regain
their footing after the March z
storm.
Regional Director Clarence
Moore of Richmond announced
that a total of 1O1 loans were
approved in the Dare area at a
final meeting of the Outer Banks
Disaster Advisory Committee,
which was held in the Bank of
Manteo on Friday, May 18.
Moore was generous in his
praise of the fine support given
his bureau by the committee,
which is composed of represent
See SBA, Page Five
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TRIP ACROSS COUNTRY
FOR MR., MRS. DAVIS

Rev. M. J. Davis, pastor of
the Manteo Baptist Church, and
Mrs. Davis will leave on Sunday
afternoon, May %, on a tour of
the southern part of the United
States and Mexico arriving in
San Francisco, California, on
June a. There they will attend
the annual session OF. the South
ern Baptist Convention.
They plan to leave San Fran
cisco on June 8 for Seattle,
Washington, where they will at
tend the Worlds Fair. They will
return home through the central
part of the United States visit
ing points of interest including
the Yellowstone National Park.
They plan to be back in Manteo
about June %.
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PHOSPHATE FIRM
WANTS INDUSTRY
IN BEAUFORT co.
Beaufort Residents Protest
SpoiIa+ion Of Rivers
BY Outsiders

The discovery of a phosphate
bed in Beaufort County, which
is larger than any other known
deposit in the Eastern United
States, has touched off a con-
troversial explosion of dissent in
Washington, N. c., after Texas
Gulf Sulpher Co. announced re-
Gently that it is contemplating
a phosphate mining and pro-
cessing development in the area.
Spokesman for the Sulphur
Co. have indicated that location
in the Beaufort area would re-
suit in the expenditure of $25
million for a phosphate plate
alone. The company plans to
compete with the Florida Phos-
phate Market which is a $50
million dollar a year industry.
The dissention has come from
county residents who are reluc-
that to surrender access to the
See PHOSPHATE, Page Five
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COASTLAND TIMES OPENS
DARE BEACHES BUREAU

In keeping with it's policy of extending the best
possible service to it's patrons, the Coastland Times
this week opened bureau at Nags Head It will be
known as the Dare Beaches Bureau.
The new bureau will center for the
gathering of about the beaches and their visitors
and for advertising and subscriptions Its phone num-
Der will be 4791.
In charge of the bureau is Ralph Pool, who for
more than 80 years member of the staff of
the Norfolk Vrginan-Piot until his retirement last
year He has been frequent visitor to Manteo and the
Dare County beaches since early boyhood and always
has had warm regard for the county and it's people
If you as beach resident summer visitor, hap
pen to know Of something you think may be news
worthy, give the new bureau ring. you wish to
receive the Coastland Times either singy in bulk
you wish to insert advertisement in the paper the
bureau is there to serve you. Keep us in mind
The bureau is next door to Franks Barbecue.
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MERRILL EVANS RECEIVES
PETITIONS FROM BANKERS

Chairman Merrill Evans of
the State Highway Commits
sion announced this week that
he has received the petitions,
dated April 25, 1862 which
were signed by the citizens
of Rodanthe, Avon, Frisco and
Ocracoke, in which the citizens
urgently requested the closure
of the new inlet at Buxton.
Evans stated that acknowl-
edgement of the receipt of the
petitions to each petitioner
would be impossible. He has
asked 'sThe Coastland Tines
to notify each of its readers
that he has received the Pc
titions and is keeping them in
the commissions files for
careful study.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES at Manteo High School begin
next week or the Senior Class of 1862 Four the principals
for the observance depicted above Use baccaaureae
will be delivered Sunday May 27 by the Rev. Harold Leather
man OF Mt Ovet Methodist Church Graduation night has been
scheduled for Wednesday, May 3O where seniors will
dressed by DR. Raymond A. Stone Executive Director
Citizens Committee for Better Schools who will share
spotlight with Nancy Coles Basnght class valedcoran
Nancy Lynn Midget sautatoan before diplomas
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ORBITS START
PICKED UP AT
OREGON INLET
Carpenters Space Capsule
Quickly Roars Out Of
Stations Range

The magic eye of the Radar
Tracking Station at Oregon In
let picked up the takeoff of
astronaut Malcolm Scott Car
penter at Cape Canaveral, Fla,
Thursday morning, and follow
ed his course for six and one
half mintues.
1t was Strictly a practice
exercise for the Oregon Inlet
station, since it's radar tracking
installation is not yet complete.
Aides at the station were much
pleased at being able to pick up
the takeoff, since Canaveral is
about 900 miles from Oregon
Inlet.
AS the great Atlas rocket
bearing the Aurora z capsule
containing Carpenter gained
distance, the signals gradually
faded out of range of Oregon
Inlet. There was no hope of
picking them up later, as Car
penter's spiraling orbits took
him farther and farther away
to the south.
The Oregon Inlet station was
set up primarily to support the
NASA'S space research pro-
gram based at Wallops Island,
Virginia. When completed, the
station will obtain position data
on research vehicle flights, and
will gather weather information
of value to the Wallops Island
program.
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DARE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
CONDUCTED THIS SATURDAY
RECORD TURNOUT EXPECTED
Three Democratic Races Predicted AS Toss
Ups; Increased Registration Figures Prom
ise Heavy Vote by Dare Citizens, As Poli-
ticians Declare Threats and Promises In
Last Minute Campaigning

A sizeable portion of the esti-
mated 1920 voters in Dare
County will march to the polls
on Saturday to cast their ballots
in the Democratic Primary. Jack
Tillett, Dare election board
chairman, has predicted a
"record turnout" for the sunrise
to sunset voting.
Three races promise to offer
suspense and a close margin of
victory for the stout hearted
electorate, maintaining mid
night vigil with coffee and Sand
wiches while awaiting the final
returns from the precincts. The
hottest contest is in the race
for the State Legislature where
Keith Fearing, the incumbent is
expected to meet formidable op-
position from Moncie Daniels,
Jr., Manteo oil distributor and
Attorney Wallace Gray, the
races dark horse who has ini-
tiated last minute drive for
votes.
The Daniels-Tillett race also
shows promise of developing in
to a down-to-the-wire decision.
Melvin Daniels, the present Reg
lister of Deeds, is fighting for
his political life after 80 years
service in the position. He is op-
posed by a popular young school
mechanic, Willett Tillett, who
has waged one of the most vig-
orous campaigns. Political OBJ
servers have tagged the contest
with $3.50 odds. The race is ex-
pected to split the Wanchese
vote down the middle, as both
candidates have waged strong
campaigns in their home COM
munity.
Another tess-up is featured in
the heated contest for Judge of
Recorders Court where ageing
Judge w. F. Baum, the "a year
old incumbent who has been on
the bench for more than 80
years, is opposed by three aspir-
ing candidates. Dan l.. Cannady,
a former Dare Deputy Sheriff,
and James M. Vannote, Dare
County Coroner, are expected to
summon most of Baum's primary
opposition. John Lawrence, a
newcomer to the political scene
in the county, is seeking his
first elective office in an at
tempt to unseat Judge Baum.
Many cigars, suckers and other
favors were distributed this
week by candidates in a last
minute bid for voters. Fights
and rumors of fisticuffs were
reported in every precinct as
tempers reached fever pitch dur
ing the last week of campaign
ing. Deals and rumors of vote
buying were evidenced in many
of the smoke-filled rooms over
Dare, and almost every candi-{
date found time to drop by the
courthouse "to see how things
were getting on"
Political observers point to in
creased registration in the coun-
See PRIMARY, Page Five
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MANTEO SENIORS,
A. STRONG, WILL
GRADUATEMAY 80
Dr.. Raymond Stone. Better
Schools Committee Secretary.
Is Speaker

The graduation invitations
have all been sent, only two
school days are left, and with a
little bit of luck and quite few
Jumps in their throats, the Al
members of the. Class of 1862
will graduate on Wednesday
night at Manteo High School.
Principal Clarence Butler an
ronuced this week that Ray
mond A. Stowe Executive Sec
retary of the N. C. Citizens
Committee for Better Schools,
Inc. will be the commencement
speaker on Wednesday, May 80
at 8 pm. when diplomas are
awarded. Mr.. Stowe is former
Director of Instruction at Will
son City Schools and is current
ly employed as a Teaching Eel
low in the School of Education
at the University of N. C. The
distinguished speaker received
his doctorate from the univer-
sity in 1862 and has served as
Assistant Director of Curricu-
lum Study for the N. C. State
Board of Education.
Mr.. Butler has stated that
1--WE are particularly fortunate
to have such a qualified person
as Mr.. Stowe to address our
seniors and I hope that all
friends of the class will join us
on Wednesday in taking advan-
tage of his remarks"
See SENIORS, Page Five
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MAsoNs CONFER DEGREES

There will be a meeting of
the Masons on Monday, May %
at 8 pm. in the new Masonic
Hall. At that time, the third
degree will be conferred on can
Ididates by degree team COM
posed of past masters of the
Manteo and Wanchese lodges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29


Wide World Of SpOrs-Fans of the real thing as well as the
TV rodeo fictons will want to tune IN here for 90
minute tape of the National Rodeo Championship finals
performed at the Los Angeles Sports Arena last Deem
Der g. Five competitions saddlebronc bareback bronc
Brahma bull riding, steer wrestling calf roping-are
involved. pm, WAIAI-7
Sam Benedct-"The Target Over the Hill" An effective
story without any phony histrionics, concerning
mother who, having kicked the dope habit attempts to
regain the custody of her young 7:3O pm, WRC4
joey BishOpKiSS and Make Up" Joeys wife advised to
fight with him because making up is such fun Joey
doesn't cooperate and when he finally gets the mes
sage, she's decided not to fight. (Color) $3.50 pm,
WRC-.
GunsmOkeThereS nice job in this average episode con-
tributed by Frank Sutton He plays a supplemented
half-breed, named Billy Tooker who's the joke OF the
town. Billy has sudden rise in status when it appears
he's the son Of an old Army hero, only Tooker would
rather be left alone. 10 pm, wToP-9
TOnight's Movies
800, WRC W-Saturday Night at the Movies Desperate
Siege" An assistant station master and coach passenger
are held hostage at isolated overland stage wav-saon
by four escaped killers Tyrone Power Susan Hayward
11OO, WTTG (5)-Playhouse Five "They Met in Bombay"
Adventure story about couple of jewel thieves who fall
in love. Clark Gable Rosallnd Russell (l941). E..
1l1O, WRC 4-Movie Four. Foreign Intrigue" press
agent finds plenty of surprises when he looks into the
past Of his deceased employer Robert Mchum Geneveve
Page C956).
ILLS, WMAL G)-Saturday Night Movie Three outlaws"
Three outlaws plan TO go straight after one last Job
Neville Brand, Bruce Bennett, Alan Hale Q956).
HIS, WTOP 9)-Saturday Night Show. Paula" A woman
takes a young boy mute a result Of hit-and-run
accident, into her home and strange events follow.
Loretta Young, Tommy Rettig (l952).
1885, WTOP 9)-Shock "Cry of the Werewolf" Very weak
horror film. Stephen Crane O944)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game is de-
signed TO test your ability 10
recognize adJectives similar 10
one another In meaning. Be-
low you will find two groups OF
10 words each. The first group
is numbered /, 2, 3. etc. The
second group is lettered A. B. c,
etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word OF
almost the same meaning
synonym In the second group.
Thus the word number l may
mean practically the same as
the word lettered p. Write
this down as IF. When you
have all the answers. check
against the correct pairings at
the bottom.
Score 10 for each correct
answer. II you score below 80,
better look up In your die
tionary the words you missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
BY JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

washington Brass Choir: David
Fetter. conductor. AZ Meridian House,
Crescent place NV. Program. Royal
Fanfare des Pres canzona per
s sShsEs Nq rwd P Pieees co saSsns
sonata, Die Bankelsangerlieder
ANONYMOUS; Two Contrapuncti, from
The Art Of Fugue. Bach; Sharagan
and Fugue, Hoyhaness. Morgenmu-
six Hindemith; Chorale Praetorius.
Choral Prelude Brahms, Partita
canoniea, Stokes: Monet for Brass
Riegger,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
ArmyOrders
Ship NucIeor
Power Plant
BY the Associated Press

The Army has ordered a
floating nuclear power plant
to provide electricity for
ground units operating near
ports.
1t awarded a $15,837,643 con-
tract for the plant yesterday to
the Martin Marietta Corp, Of
Baltimore. The power unit will
be installed in the hull of a
modified World War II Liberty
ship, the Walter F. Perry, now
in mothballs.
The revolutionary nucleal
power plant, rated at 10000
kilowatts, is designed to reduce
the supply Of conventional fueI
needed in combat to generate
power for support units.
Designed to operate at dock
side or at anchor, the plant
can supply power to shore unit:
through overhead or underwa-
ter cables.
The ship housing the plant
will be AL feet long, including
a new midsection 2l2 feet long
The ships beam will be in
creased to a maximum OF IS
feet.
The nuclear reactor will be
mounted inside a concrete, leac
and polyethylene shield de-
signed to protect its military
crew from radiation.
The plant will be capable Of
self sustained operation fol
more than two years at q
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
NEWS OF MUSIC
Small Group Shares
Bross Choir's Riches
StOn Droke
By Al Smith

I magnificence In setting forth
such musical riches before so
few. The surroundings are
splendid, faded and somewhat
institutional now, but still re-
tanning some Of their original
integrity. The sound OF the
group was splendid. also, rich
in quality, clean in execution.
gorgeous in the climaxes with
the swelling fervor that only
vocal choruses and choirs OF
winds can bring about.
David Fetter. listed as con-
ductor, took the podium only
for the last half Of the pro-
gram, from Praetorius to WALL
ingford Riegger. For the rest
OF the evening he operated
from the principal position
among the four trombones,
Just as we'll. too. for his stick
technique was more that OF
tachtschlager than OF chef
d'orchestre.
Not all Of the group was
working all the time. The
forces ran from full monet
down 10 quartet. The evening s
the Stokes partita for two
fugues from Bach's Art OF
Fugue,F the Hindemith, and
the Stokes partita for two
trumpets. horn and two from
bones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WMAL (0-Mr. Smith
Goes TO Washington. Sena-
tor Smith, chairman OF a
committee 10 select a State
song. Is deluged with ditties
from a Tin Pan Alley refu-
gee.
$3.50. WTOP ts)-The Defend
ers. Death Takes the
Stand" The fiance OF a
young heiress appears TO be
a fortune hunter. Jeremy
Slate, Linda Marsh. Sander
Szabo.
10000, WMAL (D-Basketball
The final champion ship
game Of the 18th annual
ECAC Holiday Basketball
Festival at Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
Westinghouse
ByGAO
BY the Associated Press

The General Accounting Of
flee said yesterday more care
full handling of a Navy contract
with the Westinghouse Electric
Corp, could have saved the
taxpayers $2,241,000.
The report to Congress rec
commended that the Govern
ment take steps to obtain
proper recovery" from the
Pittsburgh company on a con-
tract for pumps and castings
for nuclear submarines.
Westinghouse denied the
GAO charges and said in a
statement its actions strictly
observed Government ap-
proved practices and the meth
DDS used were approved by the
Government in advance. step
by step.
Westinghouse plant appara-
tus department, acting under
prime contracts with the Navy,
awarded subcontracts for the
pumps and castings to a West
inghouse manufacturing de-
partment. The price was
So, ZOO, 800.
The GAO said the contracts
were awarded without obtain
ing the manufacturing depart
ment's cost data on prior pro-
duction of similar components.
Cost estimates prepared be-
fore the subcontractS were
awarded, the auditors said, in
dicated that prices $2,241,0OO
lower than those actually &C
cepted would have covered
costs and allowed the normal
10 per cent profit rate.
Westinghouse said, however,
the award to its own atomic
equipment division was made
on the lowest Of three bids
submitted, with no Partially
shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29

The Washington Brass Choir
consists Of three trumpets, two
horns, four trombones and a
tuba. The group and It's men,
bers are not otherwise identi-
fled. but judging from their
youth. their intensity, and Their
technical competence, one sus-
poets that they belong 10 one
or more OF the service bands
In the area.
Their concert on this oc-
casion was under the auspices
OF the Institute Of Contempt
rary Arts, and they played In
the ballroom Of the handsome
town house that organization
inhabits on Crescent place Just
off Sixteenth street. Only q
handful Of people we're In at
tendance TO hear q distin-
guished program Of mixed an
Gent and modern pieces.
There Is q kind Of Borgian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
TV KEY PREVIEWS.

Tonght's top SholUS preuieDed By TV KEYS staff
Dho attend rehearSdlS, match screenings and anayze
scripts in NeD York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area vieUers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29
Appointed in Charles

WALDORF. Md, Dec. 20
tspeciaD Gerald voglino. q
bowling alley proprietor here.
has been appointed a 4-year
term on the Charles County
Sanitary Commission. He will
ucceed Ernest Keller. ST., whose
term expires December 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-29

horror film. Stephen
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TODAY'S GOOD
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$500, WHFS-FM (lO2.3 Mel
Concert In Stereo. Wagner's
Flying Dutchman Overture:
Schubert's Symphony No. 5.
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Canon Prima In q: Beetho-
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Opera Stage. Verdi's "A
Masked Ball." Herva Nelli,
Jan Peerce. Robert Merrill.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

goo, WT0P - Metropolitan
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t:l5, wRC-EaSt- West Foot
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West Shrine Game.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01
81 81 H11EE5 3IU.L2IE35&S!%

notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced
in the Superior Court OF Co
lumbuS County. North Caro-
Ina. by the plaintiff to secure
an absolute divorce from the
defendant upon the ground
that plaintiff and defendant
have lived separate and apart
Tor more than two years next
preceding the bringing of this
action: and the defendant will
further take notice that ne is
required 10 appear At the office
T.: the Clerk If Superior Court
Of Columbus County, in the
courthouse in WhitCVillC. North
Carolina, within thirty days
after the day 81 June. 1862.
and answer OF dCmUrr L. the
complaint in said action. or the
plaintiff will apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in said
COMPLAINT.
This ~ Gay OF June. 1862.
Jewel W. DyuWaut.
ASS. Clerk OF the
Superior Court
July u-lS-25. NuGi chs.
II. q. RhuC.
Attorney 'pv Plaintiff