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is is as a Bell What Is Rock and Roll? May Be Peckin' Answer By VIRGIL KRET Just what is this thing called rock and roll? Is it some lurking evil trying to drag our youth down? Or is it just the younger generation's answer to the charleston, peckin', and "Poo Poop Pe Do." All is now quiet in downtown Pensacola but, alas Wednesday night, to the woe of the police force and the joy of the high school (and college) set, rock and roll was king, I attended the one night stand of the entertainers who sell the records. Out of curiosity, I wanted to see what makes it tick, this thing called rock and roll. My first surprise, (of many, to come) came halffilled Auditorium. Instead of a spitball throwing mob, I found the quiet hum of people talking, wait- ling for curtain call. It could have been the final minutes before a concert of the classics.

But youth will have its way. At 7:33 the strains of progressive jazz were broken by the pulsating voice of the "king." Suddenly the place became a living room of spontanious applause rhythm made hands and hearts and drums. This was the thing called rock and roll. The show that followed isn't important, but the young people who were there are. The young people who clapped and cheered and screamed like in the old days with Frankie.

The young people who left as quietly as they had come. Webster gives no definition of rock and roll but if he did it might read like this: A highly emotional form of music capable of changing ones mood from gay to sad and back again in moments. Banned in Boston. Ellis Noble New Sales Executive's Head Ray Noble was installed as president of Pensacola Sales Executives Club Tuesday night in ceremonies at the County Club. Presenting the gavel to the new president was outgoing head John Walton County Board Recognizes Bishop (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) three years as teacher, two served two as principal and as years supervisor, but had been given an contract each year until annual the 1956-57 term, when he was handed a continuing contract as supervisor.

The boards' attorney gave them written opinion in which he a stated that Bishop had tenure as a supervisorison said he agreed that Bishop had tenure in the county school system but would not agree that it was on the supervisor's level. Wilson said he had the authority to transfer Bishop, to another position in the schools here. Both attorneys said, however, that it must be a similar position with equal pay. told them the state deBishop partment had ruled that a principal's post was not "similar" to supervisor. Supt.

Wilson told the board they would have to take recommendation made by him and the trustees and that he would never recommend Bishop as a supervisor. "Unless I make the recommendation to the trustees the board can't change this," he said. BISHOP AGREES in his and there was no question mind but that Bishop had held the as supervisor all the time position and there was never any need for a trustees' recommendation, as he was Told on by continuing, contract. that they attorney could rescind their former action in naming another supervisor, the resoboard adopted the "Based on the opinion of lution: board's attorney, the board the that Mr. Dwan Bishop recognizes has a continuing contract as general supervisor in the Walton Counand that at the ty school system, time the position was offered to Ruth Anderson there was no Miss in the position and there vacancy is no present vacancy in the poADVERTISEMENT Bishop's attorney told the board and superintendent he agreed in every respect with their attorney, Itching Torment of AGING SKIN relieved in 2 ways by lanolin-rich, medicated Resinol.

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Tune in. Thursday, June 27, 1957 The Mensarola Journal 11A Headless Body Ruled as Crabb (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) cruiser on a secret mission and that the Russians had captured him and taken him to the Soviet Union. There was no official word on his fate, however, until the coroner's ruling today. Mrs. Margaret Elaine Crabb.

the frogman's divorced wife, testified today he had a "hammer' toe deformity and small feet like those of the corpse. Pathologist D. P. King said he found a scar on the left kee of the body. Sidney Knowles, a wartime buddy of Crabb, testified the frogman received a similar scar on swimming exercise in Italy in 1945.

King said the condition of the body indicated it had been in the water "for at least six months and it could well have been in the water for 14 months." A representative of the firm which supplied Crabb with his frogman suits after the war said the suit found on the body was identical with that sold Crabb. Future Car Will Fly, Hiller Says (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Cruising speed is expected to be about 60 m.p.h. With twin turbines, probably automotive gas turbines of the type lately demonstrated by Chrysler, the possibility of power failure is almost eliminated. If one turbine fails, the other would keep the vehicle sufficiently stable to permit an easy emergency landing. Engineers say the fans have most of the advantages and almost none of the disadvantages of the ordinary helicopter.

They are easier to fly, cost less and can be operated around people with no chance that someone might walk into a whirling overhead rotor. Another advantage is the fact that they can be operated close to buildings, A helicopter operating close to a building gets a rebound of air which makes it very hard to handle. West Louisiana Coast Seems Audrey's Goal (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) tinued to run from 5-9 feet above normal, Pope said, causing people in low-lying areas to flee to higher ground. Hurricane warnings in the meantime were raised as far west as High Island, Texas, near Galveston. Although storm warnings have been lowered east of Louisiana to Pensacola, small craft are still advised to stay in port due to winds and squally conditions, Pope said.

U. S. weathermen have reason to smile over this hurricane because of the bureau's first experimental 30-day hurricane fore. cast. Dated June 17 the bureau in Miami predicted that "one or two tropical storms will threaten or hit the Gulf of Mexico coast within the next month." It went on to cite unusual meteorological conditions on which the 30-day forecast was based.

Records of the past 75 years show that such a hurricane would occur only once The in five tropical developed in the Gulf of Campeche June 25. NEW ORLEANS, June 26 (UP) Tides mounted along the historic South Louisiana coast tonight and thousands of persons fled to escape the wrath of Audrey, a 100- mile an hour hurricane due to strike land by nightfall tomorrow. Wind gusts up to 44 miles an hour were reported at Galveston as the storm approached the Gulf shoreline. TIDES RISING "Tides are now 2 to 3 feet along the upper Texas and Louisiana coast and will continue to rise, reaching 5 to 8 feet along the Louisiana coast and over the Mississippi Sound by late Thursday." the Weather Bureau said. Residents of coastal areas in the storm's path hurriedly packed their belongings and moved to safer refuge in inland cities.

Some 3,400 persons on Grand Isle, near the mouth of the Mississippi River moved to New Orleans, Thibodaux, and other southern Louisiana cities. Some 600 hardy residents of the island stayed on to ride out the hurricane in their homes despite police and Weather Bureau warnings to "move out while there is time." Rough waters and mounting tides raised Gulf waters almost to the level of Grand Isle's only highway and high seas eroded a road on one side of the island. Hurricane warnings were displayed over the entire Louisiana coastline. Thousands of fishermen and Cajuns who inFrench the colorful Louisiana bayou country, once a haven for pirates, began evacuating inland. Humble Oil Company, which extracts oil from the offshore tideland waters, stopped its Grand Isle operations at the southern tip of the state and evacuated its workers.

Maj. Gen. Raymond Hufft, Louisiana civil defense director, announced a public shelter program to care for families fleeing inland from the coast. Civil defense officials were put on a round-theclock standby alert and National Guard equipment was ordered readied for use. Fishermen and fur trappers in the bayou-studded South Louisiana regions stopped activities after 5 to 8 foot tides were predicted by tomorrow.

Many of the hardy Cajun fishermen refused to evacuate. But they secured their boats at inland docks a few miles north of the gulf. Oil workers poured inland from the offshore rigs as operators took extensive precautions. Operators said they will close down completely in the gulf until Audrey either strikes or dissipates, an operation that will cost millions, the companies estimated. Helicopters kept up a shuttling operation between land and rigs as far as 40 miles in the gulf and tugs and oil rig tenders were docked.

Grand Isle in deep South Louisiana was 70 per cent evacuated following latest hurricane advisories. The Coast Guard said at noon that Grand Isle already had been buffeted by squalls and high wind. Tides of three feet blocked all small boat operations. 10 P.M. Advisory NEW ORLEANS, June 26 (R- -The weather bureau here issued the following advisory on hurricane Audrey at 10 p.m.

(CST) tonight: "Change to hurricane warnings 10 p.m. (CST) on upper Texas coast as far south as High Island. DIRECTPHONES: ING 2911- HE 2-4930 SUPPLIES INC REAL DIRECT SAVINGS HE 8-4764 2911 N. PALAFOX PENSACOLA IN HE 3-2642 STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. P.M.

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"Tides are expected to reach 5 to 9 feet from High Island, to Morgan City, and 3 to 6 feet elsewhere from Freeport, to Biloxi, by late Thursday. All persons in low exposed places should move to higher ground. Winds are increasing along the upper Texas and Louisiana coasts and with reach gale force early Thursday. "Hurricane warnings are displayed along the entire Louisiana coast and on the upper Texas coast as far south as High Island and storm warnings at Galveston, Tex. The threat of hurricane force winds over southeast Louisiana has lessened considerably.

"Next advisory at 4 a.m. (CST)," Obituaries CHARLES LUDWIG KOCH DE FUNIAK SPRINGS (Special)Charles Ludwig Koch, 11, died Wednesday afternoon in a local hosHe been a resident of DeFuniak Springs for the past 16 years, but was a native of Quincy. I11. Survivors include his wife. Mrs.

Blanche Koch: one daughter, Mrs. Elinoir Karl Louise William Bode Koch of of Chicago; Niles, one five grandchildren. Arrangements will be announced by Paze-Clary Funeral Home. LONNIE W. GAINEY CRESTVIEW (Special) Funeral services for Lonnie W.

Gainey, 44, of Baker, who died Monday, will be conducted at 10 a.m. (CST) Thursthe Goodhope Church in Blackman, with the Rev. Luke Henderson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will include Ben nedy, Richmond Kennedy, Flavious Hutto, Buster Cook, Charlie Wadsand Preston Posey.

Whitehurst. Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. ANDREW JOHNSON Andrew Johnson. 66. W.

Garfield died early Wednesday at a local hospital, A native of Norway, Mr. Johnson has resided in Escambia County for 50. years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice Johnson: two dauzhters.

Mrs. Mildred Hinote and Mrs. Wilma Riera, all of Pensacola a son, Andrew Johnson Norfolk. and six grandchildren. McNeil Funeral Home is directing funeral arrangements.

Time will be announced later. PATRICIA ANN CARDWELL Funeral services for Patricia Ann Cardwell, 19-month-old daughter of and Mrs. Avery O. Cardwell, 209 South A will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in Poplar Springs Baptist Church in Poplar Springs, Ala.

Capt. John Sipe of the Salvation Army in Pensacola will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemeFisher. Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. JAY (Special) RUTHY C.

Mrs. SHULTZ Ruthy C. Shultz, 47, died Wednesday morning a Milton hospital. Mrs. Shultz was a native of Butler County, Alabama, but had lived in Jay for the last 20 years.

Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Ima Jean Baker of Tokyo, pan, Mrs. Corene Tolbert of Jay, Arkie Lee and Betty Pamella Shultz, both of Jay; one son, Dudley Shultz of Jay; two brothers, R. C. Crawford of Lincoln, Jack Crawford of Oakwood, Crawford of four Forest sisters.

Home. Miss Linnie Mrs. Lizzie Harris, also of Forest Home, Mrs. Jannie Mae Baker and Mrs. Betty Tanner, both of Indiana; three stepsons; five stepdaughters; and one grandson.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the First Pentecostal Holiness Church in Jay, Route the Rev. Mr. Doss officiating. Burial will be in Cora Cemetery.

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The last statement made by Supt. Wilson as the meeting adjourned was to the effect that before Bishwould draw any pay as supervisor that he would have to be forced by court order to sign his salary check. The board will meet again Friday to consider some heating system bids for the Tivoli School here. Alcoholism Flourishes Under Reds (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) is that the nationalized wholesale shops do not receive bonuses for the sale of concentrated alcoholic beverages. With Czechoslovakia's total population slightly above 13 million.

the figure given by Lidova Demokracie would be equal to a sumption of 400 crowns a year person. The average monthly income in Czechoslovakia ranges between 1.100 and 1,400 crowns, and costs consumer considerably higher than in the West. Prague has many vinarnas, some of them quite picturesque. And in eastern Slovakia, near the Russian and Hungarian borders, the coffee houses are crowded at nights with "people who sip coffee and rum. Prices are stiff.

A bottle of average quality wine costs between 30 and 40 crowns. The famed slivovice- -prune brandy--sells for about 100. Alcoholism probably also accounts at least partly for the high rate of absenteeism frequently criticized by the Red regime. Managers of the nationalized factories are under permanent orders to report every case of "Notorious alcoholism." Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where the 500-mile race is held on Memorial Day is a 2 and one-half mile paved oval. It also contains a golf course.

Negro Obituary MRS. FANNIE BROWN Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Brown, of 89 Attucks who Sunday morning at a local hospital. will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Allen Chapel AME Church with Rev.

Williams officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Zion Cemetery with Benboe Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Survivors include four sons. Lewis Glover of Detroit, Mack Glover of Montgomery, Pensacola, and Booker James T.

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