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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
LITTLE DIFFERENCE
IN GASOLINE PRICES
NOTICEABLE ERE

The news story on Tuesday,
which quoted North Cardinals At
torney General with saying that
millions of dollars could be saved
for Tar Heel drivers if the state
were given power to regulate gaso-
line prices, may have led a few
people to believe that, by shopping
around a bit, they could find fill
ing station nearby at which they
could save money on gas. If it did
so, it's probable that they had to
drive away the profits reaching
"a gas pump where gas was sold
at any substantially lower rate.
In Manteo, shop where he would,
the motorist on Tuesday of this
week had to pay 1920 per gallon
for high test gas and 1920 for
regular. Even if he extended his
search across the Roanoke Sound
Bridge, he wouldn't have found
prices any different than they were
in Manteo. Generally the Mays
Head price was the same; but at
two stations along the Mays Head
beach, it was possible to save
dime on ten gallons-for at two
stations the prices listed were
1920 and 1920.
In Kill Devil Hills, all but one
station on Tuesday was selling
high test gas for 31.2e, the one
was selling at the 1929 rate.
Regular at all stations, however,
was going at 1920 per gallon.
Six Kitty Hawk stations along
the beach sold high test gas at
between 33.1e and 31.7e; in the
village, regular could be bought
for 29.3e, but at not less than
29.7e on Kitty Hawk beach. Some
stations sold regular as high as
1920 per gallon.
With state regulation of gasoline
prices, as the attorney general
suggested this week, the price
Dare countians pay might go up or
down--but it could hardly be made
more uniform than it now is be-
tween Manteo and Currituck
Sound bridge, at least.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27

Hughes B. Hoyle, professor OF
mathematics and physics at Queens
College, Charlotte, N. c., has beer
granted a years graduate fellow.
ship to be financed by the Ford
Foundation for the Advancement OF
Education. Selection of recipients
is made by the committee on Ad-
ministration of Faculty Fellowship
Program. Mr.. Hoyle wAl be on
leave of absence from Queens
while doing the study for which
the fellowship provides. He has not
yet chosen the college or university
which he will attend. The stipend
for the fellowship will be the
equivalent of his years salary at
Queens plus tuition at the insti-
tuition he chooses, and travelling
expenses in connection with the
work.
According to a statement issued
by the committee, the purpose of
their grants is to provide oppor-
tunity for the most promising
young college teachers to improve
their competence as undergraduate
instructors. This will, upon their
resumption of their duties in 1852,
strengthen the teaching service of
the institutions from which the re-
cipients are chosen. More than two
million dollars will be used for the
grants which are made on a ma
tion-wide basis.
Mr.. Hoyle, who received his
>B.A. and MA. degrees from the
University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, has already completed
at New York University "a Sc
mSster hours of work toward an
advanced degree. This work was,
and his further study will be, in
the field of the teaching of mathe-
mates on the college level. The
proposed investigation for his dis
sertation will be on a method for
investigating algebraic functions
and of finding the irrational roots
of algebfaic equations BY the use
of finite differences.
The purpose Of the program
under which Mr.. Hoyle has been
granted the fellowship is to
strengthen college teaching. While,
presumably, the plans for aEyear's
work will differ widely from field
to field and from Individual to in.
dividual, the granting cornnittee
will be more interested in the APP
plication of the recipients program
! to undergraduate teaching than II
See HOYLE, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
DANIELS DAY"

The annual reunion and picnic of
the Daniels families on August 10
will be held this year on the
grounds of the Wanchese Methodist
Church. There will be programs in
the morning and afternoon on that
day, according to Melvin R. Dam
iels, chairman for the yearly
event. Daniels Day in 1850 attract
ed gathering of about 400 family
members and friends. The public
is invited to join the Daniels fam
lilies for the occasion. Each family
will bring a basket lunch and all
will enjoy the picnic-style meal at
noon. The chairman said that q
distinguished speaker will be pres
ent, and that members Of the FAM
lily from Baltimore, Columbia, s. c.,
and the Jonathan Daniels family
of Raleigh have already signifed
their intention of being in Wan
cheese for the great day of the
Daniels.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
RAINFALL DIDN'T
SPOIL THE PARTY
AT DRINKWATER'S
But for First Time In X
Years Notables Forced
to Go indoors

Lindsay Warren, whose two
postal addresses are Washington,
N. c., and D. c., was member
of Congress from North Cardinals
First District when Alpheus w.
Drinkwater, of Manteo, gave his
first lawn party in honor of the
Representative, now United States
Comptroller General. That was Is
years ago.
Each succeeding year has seen
a party and the event has become
another Roanoke Island tradition.
And until this year the Sage Of
Manteo has been able to set aside
a rainless afternoon. Yesterday the
dripping skies forced the event
indoors.
Coastland figures mingled with
authors, writer's, artists and phi
losophers vacationing on the island
and at Kitty Hawk, Southern
Shores and Mays Head on the sea-
side. Mrs. Drinkwater, as usual,
had a parade of platters of her
famous cooking steaming from the
kitchen, which the islanders have
become accustomed to, but which
See PARTY, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
COAST GUARDS TO
ROW FOR TROPHY
IN ELIZABETH CITY
August 4th Date of CeIebra-
ton and Contest for Jo-
sephus Daniels Cup

August 4th is the birthday of
the u. S. Coast Guard and again
the men of the 9th District will
meet in Elizabeth City to observe
this important event, and rowing
crews from several units will COM
pete again for the Josephus Dam
iels trophy. Last year the cup was
won at Washington, N. c., by the
rowing crew of Fort Macon station.
The races will be held this year
off the Coast Guard Air Station in
Elizabeth City. Congressman Her
bert Bonner and other notables will
be present. Capt. L. H. Baker,
Commander Fifth Coast Guard
District is aiding with plans for
a fine time, but does not expect so
elaborate an affair as was staged
in Washington, N. c., last year.
The general program is for
static displays and demonstration
of Coast Guard equipment starting
at 100 PM, EST. The Daniels
Trophy Race is scheduled at 400
pm, EST. Following the race sew
eral brief addresses will be made
by distinguished guests. After
these brief addresses the Trophy
will be presented to the winning
crew by a member of the Daniels
family. The above programs are
open to the public. At 500 pm. a
picnic for Coast Guard personnel
and their families will be held at
the Aircraft Repair and Supply
Base and Buffet supper will be
held in honor of the distinguished
guests.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
NONE TO. BE CALLED
FOR PRE-INDUCTION
EXAMS IN AUGUST

Chairman Robert Balance an
nounced on Monday that the Dare
County Selective Service Board has
been notified not to call up any OF
it's registrants for pre-induction
physical examinations during the
month of August. 1t will be the
third straight month during which
no Dare county registrants have
been given pre-induction examina-
tons.
The Board has received notifica'
ton of the enlistment of Robert
Dewey Basnett, Jr., of Frisco, in
the United States Coast Guard
Young Basnett, II, is not a regis
trant with the Dare Board, but his
enlistment is credited to the coun-
TVS selective service quota.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
SANITARY DIST.
TAX RATE % FOR
DARE BEACHES
Nearly Five Million Valuation
in Two Districts to
Yield $1O,37o

The new tax rate of % for the
first time will be in effect for 1851
taxes this fall, and the total yield
lis $1O,379 to pay for preliminary
surveys, ETC., for the Dare Beaches
Sanitary District which embraces
the beach area along Is miles of
beach highway between the
bridges.
Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills and
Mays Head Beaches are in this
area, including parts of two town
ships of Mays Head and Atlantic,
The total township valuations in
the two townships are not much
different: In Atlantic, $2,349,279;
in Mays Head, $2,S68,532.
The total valuations Of the two
townships falls a little under five
million dollars, or a total of $4,-
717,811. The sanitary district tax
will represent an increase of rs
per cent of the tax for 1850.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
NEARLY 5000
SEE PLAY HERE
IN SIX DAYS
Five Lifetime Passes Pre-
sented to PIaygoers at 5o0th
Performances on Tuesday

Nearly 5000 persons bought
tickets for the six Lost Colony
performances between July 10 and
Wednesday night of this week.
The paid-admission total for the
six nights was 1864. The two best
crowds of the period, which has
been plagued by rainy weather
this week, were July 10 and 20,
1,1S4 and 1,474, respectively; at
tendance numbered 601 on the
21st; $40, July %; $40, July "a;
and 666, July 25.
Tuesday nights show was the
5OOth performance of The Lost
Colony in Waterfront Theatre.
Playwright Lynn Riggs enacted a
role in the play as the featured
actor for Celebrity Night.
In recognition of the 500th
showing, five persons were pre-
scented lifetime passes to the show,
the purchasers of the Tooth, 2O0th,
Booth, 400th and 50Oth tickets.
Sylvia Whitley, Charlotte teen
ager, the 50Oth person to enter the
theatre Tuesday night, in addition
to lifetime pass, was presented
a copy of the drama autographed
by author Paul Green, and one of
the rare memorial half-dollars is
sued in honor of the birth of Vir-
ginia Dare, first child of English
parentage born in America.
Other winners of lifetime passes
were: Mrs. C. C. Fox, 3O4 Hill
Crest Ave-, Burlington; Miss Jane
Hill, Leaksville; Mrs. C. Y. Har-
ris, Mooresboro; and Anna B.
Clark of Inez.
At intermission Tuesday night
Mary Mann Evans, who has been
in the cast since it's premiere in
1887, was presented, and Director
Samuel Selden and Author Lynn
Riggs a d dressed the audience
briefly.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
DARE DELEGATES
ATTEND EVENTS
OF All WEEK

Miss Mary Kirby, home demon
stration agent, and delegates, Vo-
nita Haskell, Kill Devil Hills;
Sheila Gibson, Hatteras, Jackie
Farrow, Rodanthe; and Dawn Til
lett, Kitty Hawk, are attending
All Club Short courses in Ra-
leigh, July 1928.
Jackie Farrow, Rodanthe, All
county winner of Dress Revue will
enter the State Dress Revue, mod
cling an orchid all over embroid-
cred dress with matching bag,
which she made for the County
Dress Revue. Sheila Gibson, Hat
teas, will be an usher at tile
Dress Revue.
Program
The program includes a frll
week of education, recreation and
inspiration. All delegates win have
the opportunity of seeing and hear
ing demonstrations on Record
Keeping, Parliamentary Procedure,
Highway Safety, and Citizenship.
State winners in the Dairy Foods,
Soil and Water Conservation, Floor
( See EVENTS, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
MINISTER ACCEPTS
TEACHING POSITION
Rev. ]. H. OvertOn to Become
Principal at PinetOwn School.
Successor Not Yet Named

The Rev. ]. H. Overton, Jr.,
for the last three years pastor OF
Mr.. Olivet Methodist Church in
Manteo, told his congregation at
morning service last Sunday that
he has accepted the position of
principal of the Pinetown, N. c.,
school. Because he felt that work
with young people is a vital work
for which he is we'll qualified by
inclination and experience, Rev,
Overton told churchgoers Sunday,
he had determined to re-enter the
teaching field.
At Pinetown, in addition to his
duties as principal, Mr.. Overton
will teach classes in the seventh
b and eighth grades. The school has
eight teachers.
Mr.. Overton is graduate of the
University of North Carolina; he
taught at Rockingham before en-
tering the ministry. Before ordina-
ton he studied at Duke University
Divinity School.
Mrs. Overton is the former Miss
Ola Morris of Washington. The
Overtons have two daughters.
The family will move to Pine
town before the school opens in
September. No successor has as
yet been designated by the Meth
odist District authorities to fill the
Mt. Olivet pulpit.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27

OLIVER L. 10th, missionary to
South India, will be guest speaker
at Wanchese Assembly of God
Church on Sunday evening, July 20,
according to an announcement
made this week by the Rev. D. B.
Lawrence, pastor of the church.
He will be telling of the progress
of Christianity in India since she
gained her independence and of his
experiences in that country.
Visits Hyde and the Banks
Mr.. Foth will be at other Dare
county churches through Friday of
next week and at Engelhard on
Saturday, August 4. His itinerary
See 10th, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
GUARDRAlLS GO UP
ON SOUND BRIDGE

The skeleton-like appearance Of
the new bridge over Roanoke
Sound, now nearing completion, be-
gan to be effaced this week with
the completion of the cement
guard rails at the extreme east end
Of the bridge. That the bridge is
nearing completion seemed to be
even more credible with the APP
pearance Of the steel framework
for the drawbridge in mid-sound
where it win be suspended.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS BIDS
FOR FIRST PART OF COUNTY
SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM
State Board Refuses to Allow Referendum
for Determining Location of Cape Hatteras
School. County Board Votes to Locate
School at Avon

Bids were opened and contracts
let by the Dare County Board of
Education Thursday for the build
ing of primary addition to Man
teo High School, a new building
for Roanoke Colored School, and
for heating and electrical work at
Wanchese, Manns Harbor and Kit
ty Hawk Schools.
]. Gordon Kellogg of ManteO
was low bidder for the general
contract for construction at the
ManteO primary addition and
the Roanoke School. The con-
tracted sum to be paid for the
work is $57,123. Completion is
promised ten months from the
date that the work is started.
There were IL bidders for the
general and special contracts at
ManteO school,.
The L. R. Wensel Co. of Concord
was granted the contract to fulfill
the plumbing specifications for the
Manteo primary addition; the con-
tractor is to receive 5000 for the
work, 81
Roanoke School heating installa-
tions are to be done by the B and D
Plumbing and Heating Co. Elec-
trical work will be done by the
New Home Appliance Co., Eliza
beth City, M. M. James, owner,
for $1,75O.
The electrical work at Kitty
Hawk, Wanchese and Manns Har-
Dor Schools was granted to the
New Home Appliance Co. Heating
plant contract went to McGirt's
Plumbing and Electrical Co.
Cape Hatteras School
The board received a letter writ
ten at the direction of DR.. Clyde
Erwin, State School Superintend-
ent, stating that the Boards re-
quest to determine the site of Cape
Hatteras School by referendum
on the Lower Banks was not con-
sidered feasible, and directing the
Board to determine the location by
its own action. The site selected
by the vote of members Ellis Gray
of Avon, Roy Gray of Hatteras
See SCHOOL, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27

A romance between a Point Har-
Dor man, and a Cape Hatteras girl,
both of whom were living in Flori-
da at the time, and who met at
Manteo for the first time while the
town was burning up September
IL, 1889, resulted in a partnership
that has given the Coastland one of
its finest and most widely known
restaurants.
The Point Harbor Grill, over
looking Currituck Sound at the
Western terminus of the Wright
Memorial Bridge is operated by
Walton and Ruth Midget Griggs
and in four years has maintained
steadily increasing patronage
won by its fine foods and friendly
atmosphere.
Just how the fire built up this
romance between young couple
who met that day amid the smoke
of Manteo, is like something you
read about in books. Ruth Midget
of Florida was visiting relatives in
Manteo, spending most of her time
with her cousin Belva (Mrs. NJ. L.
Daniels). Both were down at the
fire where Mr.. Daniels store burnt
up.
Walton Griggs of Florida was
home visiting relatives at Point
Harbor. Seeing the big smoke in
the direction of Manteo, he took off
for the fire and one of his sisters
in-law jumped in the car and went
along too.
Miss Ruth Midget, the very
pretty graduate nurse, who was
See GRIGGS, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
BETTY SMITH TO APPEAR
AT CELEBRITY NIGHT

Betty Smith, author of "a Tree
Grows in Brooklyn" one of Ameri-.
cas- all-time best sellers, will be
guest performer in Paul Green's
m p h onic drama THE LOST
COLONY here on Tuesday night,
July 81.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
BISHOP WRIGHT CONDUCTS
SERVICES HERE SUNDAY

The Ri. Rev. Thomas Wright, Of
Wilmington, Bishop Of the Episco-
pal Division Of Eastern North
Carolina Methodist Churches, will
be the guest pastor at Sunday
morning services at Waterside
Theatre on Roanoke Island Sum
day morning, July 80.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
DARE COUNTY BUDGET
FOR 51-52 PRINTED

The Dare County Budget
Estimate with schedule of
taxes and expenditures for.
1852, the current fiscal
year, is published this week
in the COastland Times on
page Z. ga
Not counting the Sanitary
district tax on the beaches,
it cOntemplates the spending
of more than $171,OOO this
year. For health, poor and
welfare funds it sets up over
$4,000, over $4,000 more
than is to be spent for the
SCHOOLS of the county.
Upwards of $4,000 is set
aside for county bonds and
interest.
More than sos, 900 in taxes
is being levied. The rate is
80, same as last year.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27

WALTON and RUTH MIDGET GRIGGS whose
started from the the district
September H. 1889 Mr. Gggs the the late Mr. Mrs
Albert S. Griggs of Point Harbo Grggs daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Jarvis Midget of New Smyrna nav
of Haea Island Her maternal grandfather Vas the late Seymour
Miller of Buxton This have daughters
eight My The Giggses
successful which the
Evening star., 1951-03-16

EMPLOYED middle aged quiet couple
want / or bedrm. unfurn. house.
ami. space for flowers and toma-
toes; reaS, rent; excel. care given;
best refs. Box 164-X. Star. is"
MOVING OFFICES WASH. perma-
nently, executive and wife desire
modern 5-6 room house or bunga., 2
bedrooms, with basement; garage de-
sirable; in Montgomery County sub
urban area; guarantee ownership
care house and grounds; highest
Phone collect, Chicago AN. 3-22SS
days, or our son, Arl., Glebe 440O
Evening star., 1951-03-16

PARTNER NEEDED for going concern;
excellent retail store: splendid op-
portunitv for alert, conscientious
man: $4,000 cash required.
KAY REALTY CO. INC, RA. 2@00
Evening star., 1951-03-16
APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO EMPLOYED WOMEN urgently
need 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. Excel.
tenants 800. DE. $500, Ext. 40.
II"
2 GIRLS desire furn. or .unfurn. apt.
pvt. bath. Apt. bldg. preferred.
Phone CO. 1852. -lS
MARINE SGT, attached to Bethesda
Naval Hosp. desires small apt near
hosp. for wife and year-old child.
S65 limit. MI. 3193. is
2-BEDRM.. furn. or unfurn. apt. or
house, NV. area; GEORGETOWN pre-
ferred. HU. 6556. -lS
2 GOVT. GIRLS desire 1-bedrm. apt.
in NV. apt. bldg Furnished or un-
furnished Maximum 500. DU. 4l27.
CoLoRED-REFINED COUPLE, Ia
year-old child, desire 2-bedrm. apt,
pvt. bath, kit, liy. rm. Ii. 6-gO7O.
19'
Evening star., 1951-03-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED or 5-bedroom. 2-bath
detached house. Furn. or .unfurn.,
with light. dry basement; INV. sec
tion. Box 120-X. Star
furn; District or suburban Md.
Rent to $50. MR.. KAHN. RE. 69l1.
REGULAR NAVY COMMANDER and
wife awaiting completion of new
home need comfortable furnished
house or apt, April lst for about
2 months. Nearby Chevy Chase. or
comparable location considered. Call
WI. 1897. -21
UNFURN. HOUSE or apartment In
NV, or Md, for young couple,
children; under 500 month. WO
AIR FORCE MAJOR and family; 4
bedrooms, unfurn.; references. Phone
Oliver 1870 or call collect Baltimore,
Nd, Pikesville 1363W. 49,
Evening star., 1951-03-16
EXECUTIVE

Man and wife want to rent a three
bedroom home: NV. D. c. and Md,
preferred; good refs; permanent.
Phone MA. 1920, Annapolis Hotel
ask for MR.. OR MRS. W. E. KIRBY.
Evening star., 1951-03-16
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage,
Reas. ia. 2937: ewes, GE. 1418. 16'
PARKS TRANSFER. moving at your
conv. Also baggage and trunks. Call
any time. AID. 1887. 16a
MOVING BY VEl-Exper. help. every
Eny time. Mr. COOK. GL, 5i37
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO 0lO4. UNION STORAGE
co INC est 1905
ANY TIME MOVING, pickup. deliv-
cry; prompt serv.; 24-hr. day. z
EX-Gi - Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local, long distance: expert
SerYice: low rateS HO hSl9. IL
Evening star., 1951-03-16

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brick. de-
tached. near Conn ave. Living
room, dining room, breakfast room
and kitchen on lst A.; bedrooms
on 2nd II. with , baths. Finished
room. Bird fl. Recreation room, gas
heat. 2-car garage. Owner asking
500. 500 F. A. TWEED CO.. INC,
1904 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1890.
Evening star., 1951-03-16
RENTAL HOUSES

Additional furn or unfurn. houses
needed in nearby Maryland or NV
D. C. We can quickly secure fine
tenants for you. Complete rental
service. PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242
Evening star., 1951-03-16
HOUSES FURNISHED

36I6 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-6 rooms
and bath, full basement, oil h;-w h.,
det. garage, $3.50 mo. r. A. HUM
PHRIES. Realtors. MA: 5000. -16
GLENMoNT HILLS, MD, brick ram
living room, bath. gas &C. heat
S125 mo Call R.. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors MA. 5000. -16
ARLINGTON, bedrooms. nicely
mo; Call WEAVER BROS. INC; D1
ARLINGTON FoREsT-e rms. neatly
term; conY. to Pentagon; avail. i'm
mediately; $3.50 mo-; no objection
to children. WI. 6151. -16
HYATTSVILLE-3- -bedrm. brick; near
eeyerything; all conveniences. Phone
GEoRGETowN 2-bedrm. home,
beautifully remodeled and decorated:
with modern kit. and bath: iarge
bsmt. with utility rm. and storage
raii rmi' I'm immedi occupancy; S175 mo,
4214 18th N.w.-1mmed. possession.
8 rms, 2 baths. powder rm,, garage,
oil h.-w.h. $3.50 per mo. ST. 1881.
COTTAGE CITY. ssos 4oth pi-
Bungalow, rooms, bath; immed.
poss.; S1l0. DUNN & CO., HY. 0O4S,
GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL and Mt
Alto area; Immediately; 5 bedrmS.
Nv; rm. and din. rm.. kit. . baths
Pvt: entr. for bedrms. and bath;
Tor subleasing. Open ewes. EN-. $3.50
CHEVY CHASE-New 8 rooms, bsmt.,
screened porch, washing machine,
TV; S225. JU. S-4e1O after $50.
8 BEDRMs.. nice shady lot. convent
II,
welcome no dogs. Call LO. o-432S.
SIX ROOMS, bath; newly decorated
nicely furn.; heat furn; not over
S93. Apply "a Westmoreland ave,
Takoma Park, Md. 22'
ARLINGTON-Large brick detached,
near Wash. g. Lee H. s.: nice lot
Tor income; consider unturn. Box
ARLINGToN-6-rm. det., conY. to
school and shopping; 1 fare to
Ppentagon; oil h.-w. heat. gar. CHI.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTs-sman farn.
bunga:, wife must be willing to do
part,time housework and husband
handyman work l day. Combined
salary SO per wk. Rental ,S75
with THos. L, PHILLIPS. '''
Mr.. BOILING FIELD o-bedroom
brlck, rec. rm.. screened porch
nicely furn., conv. location, Is min.
to downtown. Sl10 mo. LO. 3-9I2S.
3-BEDRM.,. 2-bath brick Cape Cod
on acre lot. miles from Fails
kit. full bSmt., oil h.-wh. I'm
mediate occupancy. Sl50 per mo.
ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1850.
CHEVY CHASE-New. 9 rooms; bsmt
screened porch. washing machine
Nv. S225 JU. S-49l0 after $50.