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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-05

Lie 14E1u Sdlo III Ill eA11oWCl
filed in the Circuit Court o.
Baltimore.
The answer was In Response
to q petition by the State, flee
June 20, asking that Security
Financial be placed in receiver.
ship and hquidated.
The State said it had reason
to believe" the following: The
firm was inSolvent, lacked SUI
ficient reserves for savings anc
loan associations currently ir
receiverShip or conServatorShip
and was fraudulently con-
Quoted. A hearing has beer
scheduled Monday on the mat
ter.
Faces Federal Action
The only State-chartered pri-
vate inSuring firm for some q
Maryland savings and loan
institutions and three in Utah
and Idaho, with a total Of about
$50 million in savings, accord
ing to Security Financial Off
GERS, the firm is also under fire
from Federal authorities.
The United States attorney
in Baltimore has had it under
grand jury investigation fol
several weeks. Recently an
indictment on a charge of mai
fraud was returned against its
former chief counsel, although
not as a direct result of Sc
curity Financials operation.
Security Financial on June
~ announced that it would
cancel the insuring policies, eff
fective in two months, on the
savings and loan firms IL
covers. Company officials call
ed this a prelude to quitting
business.
Seek Own Liquidation
However Keith Seegmiller
one of the attorneys preparing
today's answer, said prior to
filing it. that despite the States
efforts to take over the firm
Security Financial wanted to
preside over its own demise.
I'VE should be allowed to
liquidate our own way. We
don't want the State InSur-
ance Department to administer
our affairs" he added.
Placing the company in State
receivership would probably
make its records, financial data
minutes Of meetings and SINH
lar documents available to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-05
Fraud ChurgeUnproven,
Security Financial Says
By ROBERT GUTENBERG
Star Staff Writer

The Security Financial Insurance Corp said today that
Maryland authorities failed to their charges fraud
in asking to take and dissolve the savings and loan
surfing firm.
No facts presented by the States Depart
ment and attorney generals office to back their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-05
Coal Load Heavy

CHICAGO-Coal is the cargo
Of one Of every three American
railway freight cars.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

top priority, thanks to one memorable day when the
water was not clear enough for photography.
Determined not to waste their time in this
unique undersea fairyland, Mike and the two boys
went for a long swim over the reef, exploring
territory they'd never visited before. Almost mile
from the lighthouse, as he was passing ledge
about 20 feet below the surface, Mike glanced down
and spotted something he'd dreamed of finding ever
since he'd taken up skindiving. Lying in the open,
as bright and shiny as if it had been dropped there
only yesterday, was beautiful little bronze cannon
- certain proof that wreck was close at hand
Unable to believe his eyes, Mike dved down and
tried to move the cannon 1t was real enough, and
too heavy to be lifted Signaling to the boys to start
searching, Mike began careful investigation of the
sea-bed.
Almost at once eeafisvs5 o. ssxf pous
Evening star., 1962-04-29

years we have visited this reef with our cameras
and aqualungs.
Last year. Mike decided to produce an under.
water 6lm-fantasy in which small boy would meet
fish, and be escorted by them through their sub
marine empire. Our human actor was l3-year-old
American, Mark Smith, and assisting Mike was
Marks friend Bobby Kriegel, Ia. Both boys were
champion swimmers, and their trusting parents
(members of the US. official community in Ceylon)
allowed Mike to cart them off to the reef with about
ton of diving gear, air-cOmpressors, cameras and
canned food. There is always possibility of being
marooned for a few weeks)
The teII-f0Ie cannon
The filming went very well, and boy Beneath the
Sea- will be masterpiece when Mike finally finishes
the sound track. However, the movie no longer has
Evening star., 1962-04-29
COLOMBO. cEYloM

coIoMBo. cEYloM
HE OCEANS OF THE WORLD are full Of sunken
treasure, but only once or twice in a generation
does anyone stumble across it. This is how it
happened with US.
For five years Mike Wilson and have been
diving around the coast Of Ceylon, filming the
unbeievably beautiful scenery beneath the Indian
Ocean. Our expeditions have taken US to some out.
of-the-way places, of which the most inaccessible
dangerous reef stretching for many miles along
the southern coast of the island, far out at sea.
The Great Bases Reef (the name is derived
from the Portuguese Bai.o meaning shoal or reef
can be approached only during few weeks in every
year, between the Monsoons most of the time, it is
foaming deathtrap upon which countless ships
have run aground Its tall granite lighthouse was a
brilliant feat of engineering century ago; it was
built in Scotland and shipped to Ceylon! For several
Evening star., 1962-04-30
D. 6. Suit Asks
FreewuyLund

The District has filed con-
demnation papers at District
Court to acquire several pieces
of land in the vicinity of K
street NV, between Rock
Greek Park and Thirty first
street.
Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Robert r. Redmon said
the properties were needed for
approaches for the proposed
extension Of the Whitehurst
freeway in that area.
The District has deposited a
check for $523,149 at court.
This is the amount that the
District considers the fair value
of the properties. The actual
figure will be set by the court.
Condemnation papers listed
the landowners as Real Estate
g. Improvement Co. of Balti-
more City, Joseph H. John,
David and Richard Galliher;
Marcia G. Latona and Leroy
Ordway King.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

SERVICE: In 1850, DR..
George N. Shuster, then
President of Hunter College,
accepted a post with the High
Commissioner in Germany,
he recalls in "The Ground I
Walked On"
II thought that the College
would profit if during my ab-
sence Harry Carman, retired
from the Deanship of Colum-
bia College, could serve as
acting-president of Hunter.
Dwight Eisenhower. then
President of Columbia, re-
ceived me with great cordial
ity, but said that he needed
DR.. Carman badly and just
could not let him go. Then
he said to me:
Doctor, what's the matter
with you, anyhow? Here you
are with as good a job as
anyone could want, and yet
you let yourself be talked into
going over there for the
Government. If they ask me
to leave here and take on
some assignment, I'll tell
them where they can 60"
six months later, he was
in Europe heading the
5HAFE operation"
Evening star., 1962-04-30
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

Todd, does that banner have an
Officially approved stamp"
Todd promised to get such a
stamp. He did, toby buying
a rubber stamp, Officially
Approved"
ROLE: Elizabeth Ashley, of
Take Her, She's Nine" has
been spending much time with
Arthur KOpit, author Of "Oh
Dad, Poor Dad :" She wants
to star in his play about a Sec
ond-rate stripper. "On the Run
way of Life, You Never Know
what's Coming Off Next" :.
Kopit wrote and directed it at
Harvard: "I just wanted to see
those Radcliffe girls addition
as strippers."
EXPENSE: Lou jacob, who
plays the father in the hit
comedy, Come Blow Your
Horn" started in the Yiddish
theater. I'VE did more tragedies
than comedies in those days"
he said, because handkerchiefs
were cheaper than custard
pies"
MEMOS: Robert Lehman is
giving $500,000 to Yale, to set
up chair in Arts and Sciences.
Charles ClOre, the British
industrialiSt. and producers
Feuer & Martin are buying the
Princess Theater in London.
The London production of How
to Succeed" will play there E.
Abe Burrows, author of ''How
to Succeed" will make his de-
but as a movie director in
France. Ex-Sen. Bill Ben
ton has been invited to visit
Russia again.
Barbara Harris, of "Oh Dad,
Poor Dad =" may be Sid Cae-
sar'S leading lady on TV in the
fall. She's making the pilot
film with him. Chicago's
transit authority is sending en-
gineers to Seattle'S World Fair
to study the Monorail there.
During his recent visit to
Israel Billy Rose manned a ma
chine gun, in a jeep ride to the
Egyptian border. Hugh
O'Brian, in Washington last
week, said he plans to run for
Congress in California.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

Switzerland where she Is an
established resident Unless
she can prove that her mar
riage in Mexico to the late
Mike Todd was Illegal. In that
case she is still married to Mike
WiIding, and in that case Mrs.
Mike Wilding won't have to
bother to divorce him. Are you
still with me?
Robert Wagner and Marian
Donen have set the wedding
date-the day after his divorce
from Natalie Wood becomes
final And, while we are with
the marriages and divorces
Evening star., 1962-04-30

tic for Grace to leave Monaco
and her prince at this time.
Laurence Harvey had a gay
week end in Paris with Joan
Cohn, and they were due to go
on to the South OF France for
more fun and frolic today.
Larry's next movie, The Bal
lad of the Running Man." will,
he and Director Carol Reed,
hope, have Jean Simmons as
leading lady. Jean has been
touring the world with Hus-
band Richard Brooks.
The title of Anna Magnani'S
next movie fits her like a
glove: Mama Roma" The Gi-
Evening star., 1962-04-30

down at her Paris opening. The
glamor grandma's rehearsals
were almost as well attended,
what with Marlene wearing
black tights over those beau
tiful gamsI
Grace Kelly is insisting she
will make Marine" for Alfred
Hitchcock although a lot of us
have taken the postponement
to mean the movie has been
abandoned. One of the reasons
for the stay Of execution so to
speak, is husband Prince Raj
nier's problems with Charles
de GauIle. 1t wouldn't be poll
Evening star., 1962-04-30

Jose Ferrer Is back from his
two-day sprint to Los Angeles
on that severance matter with
Rosemary CIOOney, and says he
will talk about anything else
in the world except Rosemary.
as spring is here and he does
not wish to sound bitter.
Warren Beatty is on Carl
FOreman's mind for one Of the
leading men in The Victors." :"
with Sophia Loren and Simone
SignOret. There's another top
woman's role. How about Nat
allie Wood?
Marlene Dietrich moved 'em
Evening star., 1962-04-30
The Real Reason

NEW YORK-MayOr Wagner
dined with some friends a few
nights ago, celebrating his SIND
birthday. He heard them list
reasons for his victory last
November, and told them:
you've all overlooked one i'm
portant reason" He said that
during the campaign his aunt
discussed the mayoralty with a
cabdriver, who said he was vot-
ing for Wagner. Why? Be
cause" said the hackie, "if he's
half as good at running City
Hall as he is at composing
music :"
PARADE: Grover WhaIen,
who died recently, revealed how
he managed to introduce new
uniforms and blue shirts for
cops when he was Police Com
missioner. The cops wives re-
belled because the turred-dowr
collars of the new uniforms
meant their shirts would show,
and this in turn meant more
laundering. Whalen arranged
for a police parade and invited
the wives. The parade be-
gan with cadets from the Police
Academy, all athletes, wearing
the new uniforms.
They were followed by over
weight, out-of-step cops wear
ing the old uniforms. The wives
compared both groups, decided
it must be the new uniforms
that made the difference, and
approved.
GREETER: AS the city'S Of
ficial greeter, Whalen once
welcomed Luis MunOz Marin of
Puerto Rico, and asked him:
Whats the first thing you
hear when you arrive?"
Munoz-Marin replied: THE
first thing I hear is How do you
spell it?'" He then told Whalen
the simplest way of remember
ing how to pronounce his
name: Say U. S. Marine,
That's close enough"
..-g +
STAMP: When Whalen was
head of the New York Worlds
Fair he complained to Mike
TOdd-who'd put up the worlds
largest banner, 1890 square
feet, to publicize "The Hot
Mikado." Whalen asked: "Mr,
Evening star., 1962-04-30
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. A AKHAueenAeA$e A-l5
Mondoy, April 30, 1852 ~NHIoSS"HS"S

Twentieth-Fox's South Paci-
fic" has Just started its fifth
year at the Dominion Theater
here. And Sam GoIdwyn is still
waiting vainly for his "Porgy
and Bess" to be shown in Brit
ain. l can't understand why
Sam didn't get another theater
when he realized that South
Pacific" was in for a long run.
OF course no one could have
guessed that it would last five
years and still be going strong.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
More on That Affair

Meanwhile, the strain is be-
ginning to tell on Cleopatra"
Producer Walter Wanger. To
put it mildly, he looks very
haggard, what with boss Spy
ros Skouras calling him con-
tinually and begging him to
hurry and finish LIS parts Of
the picture. They expect her
scenes to be completed by June.
Burton's wont be finished until
August.
Don't expect Elizabeth to di-
vorce Eddie Fisher until then,
and this she will hope to do in
Evening star., 1962-04-30

rector is BrunelIO Rondi, who
has written several scripts for
FeIlini.
4
Jane Fonda, in Hollywood,
might be glad to learn that her
next movie. In the Cool of the
Day." will be filmed in London
and Greece, with John House
man producing. I believe this
will be James first film abroad
Henry's pretty actress -daugh-
ter is in full career orbit.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

? LONDON, CNANA) - Mrs.
Richard Burton will not sur
render her husband to Eliza
beth Taylor until she is abso-
lutely convinced that he will
never return to her and their
two small daughters. Perma-
inently, that is Trouble
with Richard is, he wants to
have his cake and eat it. In
other words, he is not through
with wife Sybil, but he does
not want to give up Liz. q. And
there are no flies on Liz: She
does not let Richard out of
sight for the tiniest minute.
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NEWLY FORMED
DARE REALTORS
MEET TONIGHT

The newly organized Dare
County Board of Realtors will
hold special meeting tonight
friday at 8 o'clock at the Sea-
fare Restaurant, Nags Head.
The first major project of the
new board is to erect one or
more welcome signs at points
where highways enter Dare
County.
The board was organized May
16 by realtors in Dare who for
merly were members of the
Northeastern North Carolina
Board of Realtors, and who felt
that a home organization might
work more effectively for the
interests of the county.
Officers of the board are Rob-
ert H. Young, president; Theo-
dore Wood, vice president; Harry
C. Lawrence, secretary-treasur-
er, and William ]. Anderson, W.
G. Foreman, E. E. Meekins and
David Stick, directors. They will
serve foft the remainder of the
calendar year.
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It's a mistake to think of ground
beef as Extraordinarily" kind
,of meat, or as a burger to put be-
tween bun. "Lowly hamburger"
can be the basis for any number
of intriguing dishes, all with top
popularity ratings.
Skillet-quick to fix, "Mexicali
Meatballs" is a rousing dish with
piquant flavor :! a hearty sup
per sure to win enthusiastic ap-
proval. Everything cooks in one
pan in this exciting recipe .
your meat, your sauce, and your
vegetables.
In skillet, which can go right
to the table if you like, you com-
bine soft savory meatballs. a
creamy -rich, cheese favored VS.
sauce, sliced zucchini squash, and
whole kernel corn, This zesty
supper-in-a-skillet is. fast and fla
vorsome, one that should make
many repeat appearances on your
table by popular demand.
With "Mexicali Meatballs" you
might serve thick buttered slices
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Plymouth; no operators licen-
Sc, $25 and costs.
Erwin Delano McCless, Co
lumbia; improper brakes, $1(
and costs.
William Ebert Burgess,
Elizabeth City; littering high
way, $40 and costs.
Cebron George Minton, Ahos-
kie; driving under influence
5000 and costs.
William Arthur Hines, Duck;
improper brakes and no muff-
Ter, $40 and costs.
William Delano Leroy, Kitty
Hawk; improper muffler, Sic
and costs.
J. A. Pearce, Raleigh; i'm
proper life saving equipment on
boat, $40 and costs.
Winfred Merrill, Nags Head;
profane language and disord-
erly conduct on highway, $40
and costs.
Elwood Ambrose, Creswell;
no operators license, $25 and
costs.
James w. Dawless, Bolton;
no operators license, $25 and
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BLOOD DONATIONS IN
COUNTRYWIDE DRIVE
ARE SHORT OF GOAL

The roll-up sleeves and oc-
casional cries of "ouch" pro-
duced 116 pints of blood from
Dare County during the Red
Cross Bloodmobile's sweep
through Dare on May IT and
18.
DR.. w. w. Harvey has eX-
pressed appreciation to the gen
erous donors who brought the
area to within a trickle of the
$50 pints quota which has been
set for the county in 1862. The
use of blood in Dare far ex-
ceeds the quota which has been
set for u.s." Harvey stated. 81
hope that families whose mem
bers have received blood through
the Red Cross will turn out to
donate for this worthy cause on
the Bloodmobile's return trip"
he stated.
DR.. Harvey had special praise
for the Lions Club, Home DEM
onstration Club and fire depart
ment who sponsored the pro-
gram at Buxton, where 80 vol
! unteers donated the life giving
fluid. The Manteo program,
which was established for resi-
dents north of Oregon Inlet, pro-
duced sc pints for the blood
drive. The local program was
under the supervision of Mr..
Ralph Davis, Woody Fearing ii
and Mrs. Alice Kellogg. DR.. Har-
vey and DIR. W. w. Johnston
served as standby physicians
for the local drive.
A complete breakdown, in
number of pints donated, for the
area north of Oregon Inlet, is as
follows: Manns Harbor-7, Man
TED $50, Wanchese 16, Kitty
Hawks, Nags Head-1, Kill
Devil Hills-5, and Stumpy Point
2.
The Dare Blood Committee
has stated that plans are being
formulated to have the Blood
mobile Units return to the coun-
ty in October of this year, in
an effort to fulfill the quota set.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-25
DARE CO. LIBRARY
TELLS OF SPECIAL
SUMMER PROGRAM

The Dare County Library sum.
mer hours beginning June l will
be closed Monday evenings
through August. The library will
be open Monday through Friday
from 900 A. NJ. until 500 P. M.
and Saturday from 1000 A. M.
until 400 P. NJ.
All elementary grade students
are urged to enroll in the sum-
mer reading program beginning
June /. The library is correlat-
ing this program with the 25th
anniversary observance of The
Lost Colony and will award a
certificate and special recogni-
tion to those who read and
record %. books. The require
Iiient fop certificate only is to
read and record Is books.
The pre-school story hour will
begin Tuesday, July 8, and con-
tlnue each Tuesday through Au-
gust. Parents are asked to enroll
their children at an early date
as this group will be limited to
the first rs who register.
The Bookmobile will also be-
gin the summer schedule by
visiting Avon, Salvo, Waves and
Rodanthe Tuesday, May 20.
The summer schedule for that
area appears below. Cut it out
and save it, as it will be run
only once.
May 20, June 27, July 25, Au-
gust %:
AVON: Avon Post Office,
9:45; Mrs. Ascha Brothers,
1000, Mr.. George Meekin's
Store, 1O:15; Moran Scar
borough's home, 10:30; Mrs.
Emma Scarborough, 10:45.
SALVO: Mrs. Barbara Mid
gette, 1920.
WAVES: Waves Post Office,
HAS.
RODANTHE: Mrs. Beulah
O'Neal, 1900; Mrs. Lurania Mid
gette 1915; Mrs. Hankins,
1890; Mrs. L. A. Morgan,
12:45.
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AIRLINE SUBMITS
APPLICATION FOR
DARE STOP POINTS

Manteo and Hatteras may be-
come stopover points for Mid
Atlantic Airlines, if authority to
provide a scheduled air service
for seven short-haul routes is
approved by the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board in Washington, d. C.
The Dare County Tourist Bu-
reau received a copy of an ap-
plication to the CAB. on Tues
day which indicates that the
Lynchburg, Virginia corporation
plans to institute seven short
haul routes including one from
Norfolk to New Bern via Eliz-
abeth City, Manteo and Hat
teraS.
The airline proposes to pro-
vide service with eight twin
engine aircraft of less than 12,-
600 pounds gross take-off
weight" The application calls
for the transportation of per-
sons, property and mail over
the routes being sought.
Other routes requested by the
airline are: Washington to Nor
folk via Annapolis, Easton, and
Salisbury, Md. and Chincoteague
and Cape Charles, Va.
Charleston, w. Va, to Wash
ington via White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, and Hot
Springs, Va.
Roanoke to Washington via
Martinsville, Danville, South
Boston, Blackstone, Richmond
and Fredericksburg, Va.
Knoxville to Roanoke via
Morristown, Greenville and Bris-
tol, Tenn. (Tri-Cities), Marion,
Pulaski and Blacksburg, Va.
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JURORS TO RECEIVE
HANDBOOK SHOWING
HOWS OF JURY DUTY

Jurors in Dare County will
no longer be in doubt as to the
nature of their duties. Mrs. Sue
Wick McCown has presented a
supply of the Handbook for
Jurors" to C. S. Meekins for
use in the Superior Court.
The presentation was made on
May "a by Mrs. McCown, as a
representative of the North Car
olina Bar Association. The do
nation was made as a prelude
to the Superior Court session
which begins in Manteo next
week, and in recognition of Law
Day by the association.
In making the presentation,
Mrs. McCown said: "The North
Carolina Bar Association has
for many years been primarily
concerned with improving the
administration of justice in
North Carolina"
"This Handbook for Jurors
is, we believe, step in that di-
rection. The Handbook has been
prepared by the Young Lawyers
Section of the Association and
has been distributed as a public
service by the public relations
committee. 1t is designed to per-
form a necessary function in
telling the prospective jurors
why their service is important
in the administration of justice,
and explaining the method by
which they have been selected,
the jury trial, the kinds of cases
they will hear, the code of con-
duct they are expected to OBJ
serve and the function of the
Judge and the lawyer in the
courtroom"
The book contains foreward
by Judge ]. Will Pless, Jr., a
former president of the Confer
ence of Superior Court Judges
of North Carolina. C. S. Meek
ins, Clerk of Court, stated, in
accepting the books, that "The
handbooks contain a lot of good
advice for those who are facing
Jury service for the first time;
we are certainly happy to re-
ceive them."
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demonstrated in the recent
Storm" he said. Stewart noted
that the enlargement of the
Dare unit to Is members would
make two mobile, independent
Empowered, units available for
civil defense in the county.
Sheriff Frank Cahoon, mem
ber of the local unit, has asked
all interested persons, who wish
to join the local CAP, to con-
tact Goodrich Williams. Mem
bers of the Dare CAP. will
meet with various civic clubs in
the coming weeks to solicit
memberships and encourage in
terest in the local organization.