The Dare Coimiii Times,' 2) hiteo, N. C.
FHday, Jime ‘26 ', 19S6
e-26. 1956 ‘-‘fl
By K. GAYLORD
Special Waahiiirtau
- Correspondent
June 22.—Saturday
20,’ marked the close of the
^ourtii Congress. Tlie last
^^jlaj^^a^ a group of weary Jaa’ mak-
c«>pass the giant killer of corpor-
cM,i‘-"“tu»Jsurpluses, kill the^w^urc:
Si^fq^iand drug act and .‘tlA^ffey-’
^'r:afln«on„act, Which Is a reiWon of
Xho’^utlqwed Oaffey act. life Sen-
I,®‘J-, 5''*^* refused to pass a ItSE min-
- til-e* fcttempt for enactment of the
|ii^>^j^r^ur-t.cnike bill which would per-
L|^5'printing of $3,000,000,000
- r-lh'Jjf'Per money for readjustment
’ -or.rtrm debts.
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Would Be Presidents
sre Is something In the air
Jlorf|ln the Capitol City, which In-
,iplW very ordinary men. Into at-
11^ ’ ten^ithig to become greats. I do
hot-Jmean to say that everyone Is
i'*v'- trykic and making themselves ’on-
'claiming to have “felt
lifit . tne*«all" to become }resldent of the
TJnJtM States, but In the recent
P."4» “veral men have been bit by
V^' '’"V- ®uuv(S insect which cau.sed an en-
larj^ijment of their capacity. For
anitxample, recently, a Capitol
^^poljftman resigned his $1,800 a year
■ jolifgs a pavement patroler of the
V. 6. Just last week a man who
riotj {quite so ordinary, but whose
Ideas arc fully as radical annaunced
himself a candidate fdr the presid
ency, on the ticket of a to be or
ganized union party He is Repre-
sciUiitlvc LImkc of North Dakota,
co-author of the delated $3,000,-
000.000 printed money bill, which he
points out would relieve farm debus.
Mr. l.imke certainly Is not afraid
of work for he Intends to organize
n political party, before Navember
whlcji will be strong enough to de
feat the,, ,^here-to-fore two major
parties. 'Jladloah.as the new candl-'
date’s'ldeos might be, he Is not to-
be ignored, for he has bwn Joined
by two other famous radicals, name
ly, Messers Townsend and Cough
lin, who’s followings are quite large
■d&Uffe tlttir ‘“Just’^'lnslde the 'la\f’
^cLvitlvest The ciiances of the new
unlo.a ptvrty are very slight, but
the parly may have a noticable ef
fect on one or the otlier or both
of the major parties.
Dcmocrallc fi'onieniion
Tuesday, the leaders of the Demo
cratic party will assemble In Phil
adelphia to construct the platform
of the Democratic party In the
November election. The nomina
tion for re-election of President
Roosevelt and Vice President Gar
ner. Is generally accepted as a cer
tainty and since that Is the ease the
only major objective to oe accom
plished at the convention, is an a-
greement on a platform, which will
insure the re-election of President
Roosevelt.
MANN &. BUVEN 'GUNS MUST NEVER
SUED IN COURT FiRE ON SCENIC
BY NORFOLK FIRM DARE CO. ISLAND
Mann Claims To Have Not
Been Partner ' in lJusinc.ss''
.At. The' Time •
Judge W. P. Baum withhold de
cision ITuesclay In" the case of Nor
folk Packing Company vs. Edward
M Mann and K. 3. Bliven, trading
■asKthe rjewljcal market. •- t,-
if. The Norfolk PAckln'^- Company
claimed, [.iMann niid Bllven,' owicl
them upwards of a thousand dol-
lards.
Mann claimed, he w..s not a part
ner in the business and with an
attorney to represent him, sought
to prove, H. C. Bllven w.as enlirely
responsible for the debt.
H. C Bllven, Mann’s p.irtiier and
brother-in-law, claimed that Mann,
under pretense of signing two cop
ies of a chattel mortgage on the
/{!()lo,q:ical Survey of Pea Is
land Is Completed; To Be
Alade Aliyratory Bird
Befuge
Never again will fowl be shot
! on Pea Island, except .shall it be
1 done, in sUipf violation of federal
l.in.v..'., f.f
,complete biological survey of Its
bcu.iilarlei was completed last Sat
urday by J W? Whitehead, Jr., and
the whole Island Ls to be purchasifd
by the Ccileral government as soijn
as plats are established and It (is
passible lor a legally correct tiile
to be had. The Island Is to bscoi/ie
a haven for migratory birds um'er
tlie strict guard of fne UnK-sd
States Department of Just'-e.
Neither will it be legal for the hu ,t-
store fixtures to secure another j ducks, gcc-e or any diner
creditor, got Bllvens' signature at- Inhabl-lng
fixed to a bUl of sale, from Mann ■ « specilled dls-
to Bllven, for the entire business. I .shore.
Bllven .®H!d Mann ‘had the naner I purchase of this island af-
thus obtained recorded and sought
jjforfolk, Virginia
Cl Welcomes Yon
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11 Fireproof Hotels
IIh^I Fa^iax
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[Hotel SoutMiind
l^ilh Bath and Shower
.{,$2.50,13.00 and $3.50
Private Lavatory $2
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GAUAGE SERVICE
FEDERAL BOARD SAYS
NEW INLET WILL CLOSE
Only One More Northeaster Will Be
Needed To Fill New Inlet
A group of men from the Federal
Bench Erosion Board, who visited
Dare last week making a s'urvey of
inlets and the beach, predicted that
it would take one more northeast
storm to fill New Inlet completely.
They were of the opinion, also, that
cve.i without a storm the Inlet
would eventually close any W’ay.
Recent surveys have shown that
the inlet Is constantly becoming
narro’wer and that now It has only
ona channel through it whereas
when it w’as -ut^n the storm
of 1933, there w’ere three deep cuts
through It.
Startmg the first of August, C.
E. Pelbner, ajistetant engineer of
the North Carolina w’ater resourse
and engineering division of the de
partment of conservation and de
velopment. will 38 m Dare County
wiU'. a crew of surveyors making a
■mryw of_the erqsion of the beach
I n-om Paul7Gami^”KiH.-'B-’ai5tBsU6-
■~.f approximately 55 mite, to the
New Inlet Mr Feltner -was in
Manteo this week making prelimin
ary plans for this work.
to put the w’hole; burden of the
store's obligation -on.' him.
Bllven SEild he and Mann had
only put $100 apiece In the business
to start with, and since then Mann
had draivn out over $1,200.
He also said Mann had tried to
•turn the business over to him, debts
and all, and had hypothecated his
home and otJier property, leaving
the entire burden on Bllven.
Another suit similar to this one
brought by Harrell Bothers, Is
pending in Currituck court.
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THE TIDE
This Information Ls oased on
the tide at Hatteras, There Is
a variation of about 30' minutes
between Hatteras Inlet and Oregon
Inlet, and possibly another 30 min
utes buiween Oregon Inlet and Caf-
fey's Inlet. The'fl^res are ifppi'ox-
Imately correct, being based on
United States Geodetic Survey
tables. Allowance is necessary for
variation in the wind and with
A.iv i.'mwovc
of Mrs. H. L. Chaffee, the Pea Island
Club Estate and the J P. Byers es
tate. These three estates Include
approximately 7,000 acres of land
with a surrounding area of marshes
and small Islands that make up one
of the finest migratory bird refuges
that could be possibly established
along the coast of North Carolina.
While these estates are at pre
sent under goverament optlo" they
are soon to bo purchased and be
come the property of the United
State.? Government.
Besides this are.i, there are al
ready numerous sites of picturesque
land already owned and controlled
by ihe Uiilted Stales Government
The increase In federal governmen'
inters-t in Dare Counts’, it Is be
lieved will mean much to Dare
Couniy in coming years.
OTHe£ (\IUST YIELD
WpAUE’S ANI’fQUITY
Pctcrvtteg Colmmiist Says Virginia
01 7^11lai.snchii'clt.s Must
'Give Up —
-In ire opinion of an onterprLsl'ng
yottn? .’oliiiiiliilst of tho Petrrsburg,
■yireii I Progress Index. Virginia
/i^ltj.'to thb " ilnlm of Dare
|;.'I7il(' goring columnist) !ls Thomas’
S[ ■wj'ieiwright, Jr;/ a reader of the
6are,,’^jiilb' Thnep'arid a frequent
ylsitoijipwe. it w’ns only a few
wtelafco that he. .spent about a
Wt r-k Kthls section scanning h's-
toi t>.^i’liiAs. flshlhg for blues and
dill ‘iTp In . 'ih every breath he
toj'-; ftchne.s5 of Dare County’s
pk-..^j‘S’-giving sights and facilities.
; Ft" i^Kl’atlon about Dare County
is lJI)cd'ns follows from the Rro-
gfe-i
- Vfgl.’ti*' and Massachusetts have
a ratiltfonal fight concerning the
anl.'llliiy and the quality of their
eiv l^tloiis .ojid while Jamestown
Ls the first settlement tho
pllgfjris and the Jamestown set-
ilerrf'Are variously rated according
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Divorce Appc.'ir.a .Tustified
who flew the first airplane there
and gave the world wings.
O.nc feels a s'.range blend' of emo
tions silling on the little .-.trip of,' Km imi .Iiino 17 Recorder ^aseph
bench in the shadow of the prlml-i Kinston cvealeil a wo-
tive fort looking across at a world > Brian’s .suit for divorce because hot
of yellow sand and restless sea at
the steady flashes of a modern ah'
monument. It Is truly the meeting
place of the old and the new
SOME LAWYERS. MAKE MORE |
MONEY THAN THE PRESIDENT
hiLsband allegedly— ‘ • •
Poured .suit in her be;I
Threw liquor in her face.
Burned her legs with a clgnvcUc.
Beat her vrlth a .suit of p.ajamas.
Dawson understood the pajamas
were of tlie padded type He would
not give the plaintiff's nam."'
Live in Suburb!
Nearly all Mellioiirno's pnpulntlnn
lives In the subiirbs. The city prop
er Is quite small anil mostly busincs.s.
STRIKE SNAG IN PLAN
TQ BRIDGE ALIIEiMARLB
Would Cost Nearly One and One
Half Million Ocllars, A Fourth
cf Slate's Road Frogram
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Wholesale Grocer
Building Materials
Paint and Oils
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Dealers Texaco Products
Gasoline and Oils
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respect to the locality, whether near
the Inlet or at the heads of cstua-
Jle$.
High Tide .J •• , Low, Tide
The proposal to bridge Albemarle
Sound seems to be striking a snag
in the offices of the State High
way Commission. It was first sug
gested the bridge could be built for.
a million dollars. The Highway-
sum.
Tlie Commission had planned
use a half-million dollars of tlie
States' money, to be matched with’
a
12:33 p. m ,....7:01 p. m.
Saturday, Juiie 27
0:34 a. m 7:12 a. m.
1:27 p. in. 7:55 p. m.
Sunday, June 28
1:30 a. m 8.00 a .m
2:22 p. m 8:50 p. m
Monday, June 29
2:31 a. m. 8:50 a. m.
3:16 p. m 9:43 p. m.
Tuesday, June 30
3:30 a. m 9:39 a. m.
4:06 p. m. 10:33 p. m.
Wednesday July 1
4:22 a. m. 10:28 a. m.
4:51 p. m 11:21 p. m
Thursday, July 2
5:11 a. m. 11:10 a. m.'
5:34 p. m -
Friday, July 3
5:56 a. m. 0:07 a. m.
6:17 p. m — 12 CO p. m.
Saturday, July 4
6:39 a, m. 0:49 a. m.
7:00 p. m 12.45 p. m.
Sunday, July 5
7.23 a. m. 1:30 a. m.
7:44 p. m .1:29 p. m.
GASTON SANDERS IS
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
half-milllon dollars of the' Fedj,
eral Road allotment. ' ..|
The Commission doesn’t' seem
strong for building the bridge, when
they view the Iwo million dollan
that must be spent on repairini
the road's damaged by the freezM
of the '"Inter. An Albemarle Sound-
bridge, according to more rccenl
estimates, will cost a fourth of ail
the money allotted for road con
struction In the State during 1936,‘
which Is about six million dollars.
JIISSIONARIES’ CHILDREN
CAPPING AT NAGS HEAD^
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AFproximatcly SO Children at
I’crcigTt Missionerles Camping
On Sound Side
cr^ txe \3X Vltc wuttvaj
lioi Jamestown and Plymouth
Pa’'i*LV. however, must yield to the
fclaliai'of Dare county North Cnro-
Uiuj :where on Roanoke Island the
flKi English colony was attempt
ed,|w&re the first white child was
bote’ln the new world and where
ch(?/fl!(3t Christian sacrament of
tl.'iWmch of England was admln-
Istejbd.
xlie fate of the colonists, left In
their small fort high on the beach
byi'Slr 'Walter Raleigh has never
be«Ja, learned. How the explorers
ro^u-ned and found the word Croa-
tan, the name of an Indian tribe,
ci-t in a tree Ls familiar to cvery-
oie. The fate of the colony still Is
ue mown.
j rhi’ latest development in the
I’l 'orv ol ihe colony Ls the restora-
It (1 .if the fort built of logs by
t.ie WPA on the site believed to
be that of the original. The 'WPA
wair'faced with a tremendous task
jn'the work since there is very llt-
;Ue;iecord of the colony.
■; ’^-restoration cannot be made but
aacslmlle of the type of fort ap-
pmved at that time Is being erected
3^'‘logs. The task Is made more
■^ilflcult by the necessity of Import-
mg .materials, since no suitable thn-
^ jgfows on the island.
■yhen the fort is completed It
V high upon the beach in a
5;plnes • looking out across
■ ? .suuiidy•rtoft’ards ’Klttj’
jeiior^us'-sand dune is a’-'be'autl-
^fut'((i00-foot air beacon a monu-
'^mctlt' to
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Wilbur and Orville Wright
■The' Charlotte Nc’ws recently told
how some lawyers got fees of a half
million dollars In'one case, and a
million In another.'
“Those persons who went into a
State of daze when Judge Wil.son
Warllck awarded three lav/yers a
fee of $1,000,000 for getting Libby
Holman Reynolds’ son a clear title
of his father's estate will, no doubt
find c.iuse for additional emotional
disturbance in Judge Clayton
■Moore’s award of a minimum fee of
only $500,000 to the lawyers who
engineered through the courts a
settlement for a larger sum on Anne
Cannon Reynolds Smith Somo-
thlng-or-other’s babe.
“The question instantly arises In
the lay mind. If It was worth a
million dollars to shepherd seven
millions through the courts, then
isn’t It worth more than a million
to shepherd more than .seven mil
lions, and if not, why not?
L
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Company
R. C. EVANS, Proprietor
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Groceries, Stoves and Kitchen Furniture
Drugs, Pains, Tin, Glass and Harness
Carriage and Marine Hardware
Wood and Willow Ware, Picture Frames
Paige Engine for Sale. Splendid con
dition, Suitable for use in boat.
Evans Building Manteo, N. C.
The Nans Header
Finest Hotel on the Carolina Coast
Ocean Bathing — Oregon Inlet Fishing
Horseback Riding
Dancing “ Dinner Music
Every Room With Hot and Cold Running Water
Some With Private Bath
Our Water Supply Analyzed and Tested Pure
For Further Information Write:
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Your whole life is centered around your home. Why not make your heme comfortable and good tot look
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$48.75 Springs
At Last
Two Boys and Mole Seriously In
jured When Slotorcycl eCollldcs
With Cart
The Gq(w Old Days Coming
Back’'to Dare County
^ ■"""’See the
Boat Races
...OB-Pfes Head Shore,
Begmnmg^aturdly, June 27th
MUSIC BY STRING BAND
Steamed Crabs — Sandwiches
Clams on Half-Shell
ByVRBECUE
Cooking Over Open Fire
Dance at Night at Nags Head Casino
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iPIDSIDE-NAGSHEAl},N.G.
One of the $trangest highway ac
cidents that have occurca in this
section of North Carolina In many
years took place about half way be
tween Barco and Com jock lost Sat
urday afternoon It resultsd In
serious Injuries to two young men
and such Injuries to a rale as W’ar-
rented having it killed.
Gaston Sanders. 19 y.:ar old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Sanders of
Wanchese sustained serious Injur
ies ’When the motorcycle operate.-! by
him, crashed Into the mule acid
cart. He was rushed to the Albe
marle HospPal In Ellzabath City,
with a bad body Injury, besides
other bruise sand lasceratlons.
Since that time he has been moved
to the Marine Hospital in Norfolk
and recent reports arejrt5“tlia ef
fect that he bp a.chance of re
covery. 'i 'A ' c
•; Gilbert Gibbi age 16.*3£ Norfolk,
who was accompanying Sanders
home for the w’eek end, was riding
on the rear seat of the motorcycla
and was also badly Injuries, but not
as seriously as was Sandersl Gibbs
was still a patient at the Albc .trie
Hospital.
The mule that was hitched to the
cart sustained broken legs and
uthsr injuria: mavino it necessary
to kUl It rather than leave It suf
fer. The driver of the mult, a col
ored man, escaped without Injury.
Spending the summer at Nags
Head ihls .‘.’jranier, are approxlm.ite-
ly fifty bo.vs and girls, who arc
children of niLsslonarles to foreign
countries and who were born In
foregln countries themselves. These
ccUldren are generally kno’wn as
the • We,:tcrvliJe Camp boys and
girls.
Two co'itages on the sound side
form thL’i camp. The girls live in
what Is known as the Twine Coitag®
and the boys are near by In th^
White Cottage.
Each night'at seven o’clock th
hoy*! and girls hold devotional ser-
vice? On the sand hills and poc
day at eleven In their cottages. Tin
public Is cordially invited to vUl,
the camp or attend their servicr^
After the summer montlis IhM
children w’Ul return to ColumS.aJ
South Caiollna, where they attend
school. Already plans are belat
made to make Nags Head the pjii'-*
manent summer camp of
young people. J.
TRANSPORTATION DISPUTE
IN FEDERAL COURT JULY If
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For This
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SUITE
3 cherming pieces,
(hat, I).v their sim
plicity, sti!! hold the
atmosphere of the
early American per
iod.
Being authentic copies of genuine antiques, they
will never go out of style, and being made of
solid m^Ie, they sviH last a lifetime. A RE
MARKABLE VALUE.
Deep coils for com
fort; heavy border
and angle iron
frame for lasting
service.
$6.00
Most of the alcohol produced in
this country* comes from black
molasses Imported at two and a
half cents per gallon.
Accmplalnt lodged against it. R.;
Terksey of Ellzahe^ CiSr anil.,B4o
O’Neal', of Mantcfi by the viriidnji,
bare.^ TransportaUon’..5i Corapanj
ote*ed by R.'''Bruc^»B^erldgi, IK
B. Lennon and Guy 11. Lemion. ul|
I’-ging Infringement of franchlil
rights Is to be heard before a U ,8;
Commissioner In Elizabeth City
in July. ^
Xne matter is In Federal Court
because Interstate commerce mat
ters' arc Involved. ;
The complaint claims that Tortocy
opecalllur
trucks over the route, beUieen Eliz
abeth City, Norfolk and Manteo for
which the Virginia Daiie Traaspokr
atlon Company of Manteo holi^a
franchise.
■Marlin Simpson is attorwyfjtor
tho transportation .comp*
which G-uy H. LehnohJte'.mEtmifr,
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9x12 size
Mattress
$16.00
, Nr-ty yja can enjoy the
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