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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

asants. Those Swedish soldiers were fight
k to LAND they owned.
gent young Pullman car porter remarked:
1here, living in dress suitcase" A man
part OF his cOuntry's soil always renting
is living in dress suitcase"
The first thing is live in house that
you own.
After you have your home, buy 9th
er real estate for investment, profit and
future independence.
Remember that commercial land
value does not depend on the number of
automobiles that PASS the door, but on
the number of people that will probably
walk into THE STORE.
You don't want to buy land ION the
road to Mandalay" but in MANDALAY.
For business, buy where business can be
done; for residence, where life can be
made happy.
Before your buy for profit, investi-
gate the business possibilities, not nee
essarily today, but in the future, of the
land that you buy. For home, investi-
gate everything that tends to make a
home what it can be; good roads, good
schools, population, good neighbOrhOOd;
not neglecting the possibility that what
is now inexpensive land for dwelling, will
one day become real estate 'tOO valua-
bic" for any dwelling. AstOr and GOelet
fortunes are based on land 'ffar out of
New York" when bought, now in the
heart of the city.
Except in real estate ownership time
works against us. Time makes us old,
time kills the value of railroad stocks,
time puts everything out of date, dimin-
ishes all values, EXCEPT IN REAL ES-
TATE.
remains; it is mans real property. When
interest us, EVERYTHING ceases to in
self NOW, for your children in the FU-
GOD REAL ESTATE.
a sssfH5' .u.e.
ffaoAs 0vyn / ne
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

The only real property that men pOSS
tate-this earth, on which they live, and
space.
Governments rise and fall, fashions
paper securities" THE LAND REMAINS
To some it seems ridiculous to talk
part of the earth, when we must leave so
our real estate" behind.
But we also leave children, and the ]
mains for them. 1t cannot be stolen, NOV
nOtStOck that can be Watered, to suit the
convenience of "get-rich'quick" high fl
nance.
There will never be more than four
corners at any given intersections of
city.
If you own one of these four corners
or some other corner that may be better,
later you will never wake up to find that
some financial gentleman has increased
the number of these corners from four to
AZ, or 48,OOO,OOO.
There are just FOUR of those cor
ners now and there will never be more
than four. If you own good corner, you
really OWN something.
In the United States erich families"
that date back farthest in our history,
are certain New York families, and they
are REAL ESTATE families. The GOe-
lets, AstOrs, etc. They were rich 100 years
ago and they are rich now. They own real
estate, and they will tell you that they al
ways made a mistake when they bother
ed with anything else.
Ask Vincent AstOr, present head of
his family, what he thinks about invest
ing outside of real estate.
Land is real property. Buy it with
good judgment, and take care of tit
will take care of you and your children.
Real estate should be bought with
thoughtful care and if possible with the
advice of good real estate man, who
KNOWS.
You buy real estate for all time, for
yourself now, for your children, and their
children, that will come after you. Buy
ing real estate should not be done in a
hurry. And he who buys should know
why he buys.
In real estate buying A HOME FOR
comes first. Such civilization as we hav
home ownership; the greater the number
ers, the greater the stability of govern
determination of it's people to protect it.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

The text of this adver-
tisement was written
some years ago by the
noted newspaper man,
Arthur Brisbane. but it
is equally timely now.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

400 acres south Of Oregon Inlet with nearly mile of
paved highway frontage and same ocean and
sound-shore front.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
# You Own A Part Of This Earth You Really OWN
Something On Which You Can Rely

Charles the Twelfth of Sweden was able to take his
through the armies of Poland and the great
er armies of Peter the Great of Russia because his
grandfather had divided the land of the Swedish mobiles
among the peasants Those Swedish soldiers were fight
ing to get back to LAND they owned
An intelligent young Pullman car porter remarked:
you get nowhere, living in dress suitcase" man
who owns no part of his cOuntrys sOi-aways renting
and mOving-is living in dress suitcase"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

500 acres Roanoke island property, suitable for graz
ing; some timber 1000 it. on handsurfaoed road,
large sound shore frontage, easily fenced, much land
suitable for cultivation. $1,000.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
in town of Manteo available at exceptional
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

In real estate buying A HOME FOR THE FAMILY
comes first Such civilization have is based
home ownership; the greater the number of home
ers the greater the stability of government and the
determination of its people to protect it.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

Beautiful Groom home with bath, large corner lot,
paved sidewalks, at most attractive price. Central
location in Manteo
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

The earth remains; it is mans real property. W
that ceases to interest us, EVERYTHING ceases tt
tereSt u.s.
For yourself NOW, for your children in the
TURE, BUY GOOD REAL ESTATE.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

2 Beach lots, each so 100 it. exclusive area
Kill Devil Hills, near street to ocean; highway
age each $500.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

REMEMBER, Drinkwater is the man to see OF
to if you want summer cottage on the beach
Roanoke Island
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18
BEACH LOTS

With highway frontage, $500 and up.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-18

Mays Head, with Highway Frontage, 50 400
feet, $500 and up.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
1.-THE Military scene-u
By GEORGE Fielding Eliot

| PARIS (By MaiD United State'
military help to Francois to oul
other European allies-is divided
into two parts:
u.) Direct-United States
weapons and equipment placed ir
1.-THE hands of the French armed
forces;
(2.) Indirect-Helping to ster
up Frances own armament pro-
duction.
In theory. direct aid Is a tenn
porary measure to provide some
degree of immediate military
security for France while per-
manent rearmament progresses,
without such immediate security
there would be no basis of conf
dence in the future, such as is
Essential if the French are to un-
dertake the very heavy financial
land economic burden of rebuild
ling the armament industry which
the Germans destroyed so thor
loughly.
Direct aid cannot last for the
long haul-there are too many
gaps. difficulties. all sorts of head
aches. One of the big headaches
is the spare parts problem. If the
source Of spare parts for such
complicated and ponderous ma
chinery as tanks, for example. is
5000 miles away and every requi-
sition must move through the in
credible red tape of the existing
international bureaucracy. simple
soldiers who Just want their tanks
to operate efficiently are bound to
run into trouble.
Tanks Pass Orleans.
For example, day or two ago
I stood beside a country road just
west Of the ancient French city
Of Orleans-which Joan OF Arc
once defended against an invading
British army-and watched the
SO tanks of the Second Hussars
rumble past in column. They were
all there-59 Of them-the full
complement Of a French medium
tank regiment. These were Sher-
man tanks-M-4s-the new model
Evening star., 1951-03-28

|paternal eye. as only one proto-
type has been completed.
Aircraft: France is manufac-
turing the Vampire Jet fighter
under British license. will have
400 Of them by the end Of this
year. A new French fighter, the
|Ouragon Hurricane) is being de-
layed. as newer model with
swept back wings (Mysterie)
shows signs of being better. hav-
ing done CTS miles an hour in
horizontal fight. Production of
either Ouragon or Mysterie is
some distance off. No bombers
are planned at present.
What 1t adds UP to is that of the
five new infantry divisions now
in course of formation (the End
Hussars Is the armored regiment
Of one Of these divisions, four will
be armed with American weapons
and one will be almost completely
armed with new French weapons.
And there will be no ammunition
supply headaches. Five more di-
visions are to be formed in 1862
at least two Of these. perhaps
more. to be armed with French
weapons.
I'm not going in for mass pro-
duction." Mr.. Moch warned. mot
now. anyway. Take the 13-ton
tank-if you Americans started
a project like that you'd want to
build 10000 of them and it would
take you two years to get ready
then your production would
shoot up like skyrocket. I only
want 1,000-but I want some of
them to start rolling off the as
sembly lines right away. So It has
taken me only 6 months to get
ready for this more modest pro.
gram"
A modest program. 1t may be
added. is all that France can af-
ford right now. But with that lim-
itation carefully kept in mind. the
French rearmament program is
showing results. These are good
weapons the French are turning
out-some OF them better than
their American counterparts. I
saw them all Except the Mysterie
fighter and can say to any one
who thinks the French can't make
arms that he has another think
coming.
tCopyrisht 1881. General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Silver Spring Boy Hurt
Hommering on Bullet

A 9-year-old Silver Spring boy
suffered cuts and burns on q finger
yesterday when a AS caliber bullet
exploded as he hammered on 1t.
Jack Wick. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Adrian D. Wick of 108 Indiar
Spring drive, was treated by 9
private physician and returned
home. Mrs. Wick said her son hae
been given nine bullets by a neigh.
borhood child.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
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Shouldn't You?

Shouldn't you let 60 Of that old-fashioned
thought that making a luscious, eye
moving cake like you see here is some
thing beyond your talents? Or that it
takes a lot of thought and care and
time? Free yourself of such doubts by
simply remembering that on your gro
Evening star., 1951-03-28

GERS shelfright now there are plenty Of
those Pillsbury Cake Mixes in the neat
blue and white packages, marked White
and Chocolate Fudge. With them you
can work cake wonders by merely add
ing milk. Shouldn't you start tonight,
maybe? Shouldn't you?
, 1951-04-19
S SPORTS
by Hubert Francis

BROOKLYN: Despite Willie
Jones, two homers, the ever avg-
gressive Dodgers came up with
two runs in the ninth inning
against none other than jim Kon-
stanty, to nose out the Phillies 4-3.
Sisler also homered TO rthe Phil
lies. Lefty Preacher Roe went all
the way for the Dodgers, with
Campanella as his battery mate.
Konstanty relieved Church just in
time to be charged with the de-
feat. Both teams banged seven
hits.
NEW YORK; With veteran Ed
dy Lopat opposing handsome Har-
ry Taylor, the World Champions,
New York Yankees made it two
in a row over the Red Sox by
blasting them, 81. Lopat had a
no-hitter going up to the seventh
inning when Ted Williams singled
to break it up. He late rscored on
Doerr's hit, for Boston's only run.
tons for the islands of appro-
Continued on page AZ
HH&EEELNE~L NL
, 1951-04-19
Boxing Cord for
Saturday Night to be
Thrilling Event

The boxing card arranged
by The Flaming Youth Boxing
Club of Frederiksted for Sd
turday night, April 81, is ex-
pected to be a thriller for fans
when Kid Simmonds meets
Kobra Kid in the main bout.
The semi-final will see the
Ranchero Kid against Pedro
Montanez.
The bouts will be held in
the Caribbean Bar and Grill.
, 1951-04-19
Governor Sets June 23
For ST. Croix'
Special Election

Acting Governor Ambrose
announced yesterday that on
April Is, 1851 Governor de Cas-
tro issued a proclamation call
ing a public election in the Mu
nicipality of st. Croix for Sa-
turday, June %, 1851, for the
purpose of electing a member
for the country district OF
Christiansted to the Municipal
Council to fill out the unexpir-
ed term of William Johansen
Mr.. Johansen resigned at
the request of the Chief Execu
tive to head the Office of Price
Sterilization here, because OF
his prior experience as former
head of the OPA.
, 1951-04-19
Councilm'n Haywood
Holds Forum on New
Orgdnic Act Druft

The Honorable Herbert Hey
wood held a forum last night
at the Jungle Casino in which
several persons invited from
all parts of the island took
part. The topic was: The Draft
of the New Organic Act.
Those present expressed
their views freely and the dis
cussions which started about
$3.50 continued to a late hour.
, 1951-04-19
Executive Director
v. |. Tourist
Board Optimistic

Harry Goeggel, Executive
Director of the Virgin Islands
Tourist Development Board,
stated at the staff-conference
held at Government House on
Monday after making a tour
of several mainland cities, that
he was optimistic of an in
crease of visitors to the Virgin
Islands during the coming
summer over the customary
amount for the same season in
past years.
MIR. Goeggel reported that
he had spoken to travel agents
and others connected with the
travel business in several
cities on the mainland and
was impressed with their de-
sire to inform travellers about
the Caribbean area, including
the Virgin Islands.
, 1951-04-19
Distinguished Cleric
Preach at
Bethel AME Sunday

The Rev. DR.. Charles Young
Trigg, pastor of the Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church
in New York who had been
vacationing here for the past
three weeks has accepted the
invitation of the Rev. David
Williams to preach at the Be-
thel mi Church on Sunday
at the II o'clock service.
DR.. Trigg has been pastor OF
Salem church, formerly pas
by DR.. Cullen, for the
past nine years. Salem is not
African Me. as at first stated
but is of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church of America.
With Mrs. Trigg, his constant
, 1951-04-19
st. Thomus Libruriun
Given Scholarship
To Profit Institute

Governor de Castro has been
informed by Mrs. Ruth A.
Taussig, president of the Fore
sight Foundation, Inc. that
Nina Corneiro, Supervis-
ing Librarian in st. Thomas
has been chosen as the candi-
date for the next scholarship.
The scholarship covers one
year of Public Library Admin
istration at Pratt Institute in
Brooklyn, New York.
, 1951-04-19
British Admiralty
Admits Failure to
Rescue rs on Sub.

The Royal Navy of Britain
has admitted their failure to
rescue IS men trapped in the
British Submarine "Affray"
on the bottom of the English
channel.
Hope faded despite search
Ky A warships which formed
two giant rings and sounded
the floor of the channel in the
area where faint messages
were heard.
The "Affray" dived in the
area on a test during maneu-
vers last Monday night with a
crew of s. and 20 visiting Of
fcers on a training cruise.
, 1951-04-19
Amintu Burnett
Coils on v Is to
Assert Themselves

New York City "Creoles
must fight, to win, Attorney
Aminta Burnet asserted in a
fiery speech here on Sunday
afternoon last. Appearing as
the closing speaker on the Vir
gin Islands Heritage Series,
the New York school-teacher-
attorney reminded her people
that they were guaranteed
two rights, one as citizens of
the United States, and the 9th
er as a result Of the treaty be-
tween Denmark and the Uni
ted States.
"Your rights under that
treaty, have been forgotten,
but should be brought to the
attention of the people of the
Virgin Islands, at home and
abroad, she continued, be-
cause between the two rights,
you are assured of treatment
as human beings in your own
native land" There are those
who would tell us that we
abandoned our home and
therefore are not entitled to
these rights, you know and |
lnow that we didn't abandon
our home because o fthis day,
many OF us are here in New
York City, in body, but our
hearts are at home. If we did
not abandon our home. we are
entitled to all the rights and
privileges, as natives of the
Continued on page A.
, 1951-04-19
Kirwon Urges More
Aid be Given
Virgin Islunds

"The Virgin Islands with a
little more financial aid by the
Federal Government should
have no trouble becoming self
sufficient" Representative Mi
chael J.. Kirwan said today.
"The Virgin Islands have a
wonderful climate and all the
natural facilities to become an
excellent tourist attraction
the Youngstown Congressman
declared, "bUt they need more
water, power, hospitals and ed
vocational facilities. Once they
can provide modern convent
ences to the tourists and sup
ply the bulk of their own food
requirements they will never
again need any financial help
from Congress-"
, 1951-04-19
Money Spent Wisely


Kirwan said he, as well as
other members of the commit
tee believe the funds appro-
priated for the islands by Con-
gress last year are being spent
wisely and he sees no objection
to giving them another sub
stantial appropriation this year
to continue the economic pro-
gram. The Budget Bureau has
recommended total appropria-
Continued on page ~
, 1951-04-19

companion, DR.. Trigg enjoyed
a complete rest here as order
ed by his physician. They will
leave on Monday for New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

Prices sghy in MARYLAND and Virginia few
State Contract Right reserved
to limit quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

Your choice Of: Camel.
Lucky Strike. Chesterfield.
Philip Morris. Pail Mall.
Old Gold. SKool. Raleigh,
H e r b ert Tareyton and
other popular brands.
D. c. and Md. Only
Evening star., 1951-11-04
ROYAL

A royal setting for this regal brick
and stone rambler. 81 IT, long on
q wooded u acre. mr.. the country
club: 36-ft; liv. rm.. and paneied
6en; 6fGG,, YOUR LARGEST credenza viii ri
closat. riee.y n n the din. rma,; walk-in
oedrms:: compl. exquisite kit. with
attractive brkfst. nook colorfi,i
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nrepl.. maids rm. and fun bath
gar, and back patio. Around SIS
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rections: Lee hwy, right on c,ehs
rd.. left on 26th ST.. into Shirley
Woods and open sign. y
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
ow 5000. cH 4I41
Evening star., 1951-11-04
S28.000
DREAM RAPN

Have you dreamed OF doing over
barn into lovely picture home ?
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Substantial and has now one An
lShed room. Let us show it to YOU
VINO read those magazine articles
that say I'VE did 1t ourselves"
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors FA. 1920
Evening star., 1951-11-04
S6O.OOO
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Ideal embassy location. OUTSTANDING
center hall brick Colonial, desiened
for gracious living and entertaining
featuring spacious drawing rm,
formal din, rm.. lge. bedrms.. All
rec. rm with matching nnurals by
H. G. Miller; built-in black leather
bar. extra full kit. In bsut with
powder rm.. compl maids rm. anG
bath. Gear det garage, beautifui
gardens: this home will be perfec,
Tor you:. excel. terms to responsi.
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ARTHUR L. WALTERS
Evening star., 1951-11-04
FULL HOUSE

When you buy this charming home
on acres; in Vienna, you will have
a iunior estate. Handicapped like
BucKlngham Gardens. featurins
English boxwoodS and hundreds OF
SHRUBS and perennials. Quaint and
money; with an enormous liy, rm,.
with den and inclosed porch. Din
I'M nuge Kit. twin-sized bedrms.
local for retired couple or for en-
terta1ning. Directions: Throush
vienna. miles to our arrows
Evening star., 1951-11-04
STRAIGHT FLUSH

You'll be. the winner when YOU pur.
chase this outstanding brick Co.
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twin-siZed bedrms,. . baths Ice
attractive and spacious liv. rm. and
DIN. rm:. attached gar. slate roof
Can be bought on excel terms. ri.
rectionS: Arlington Ridge I'd. ia
Russell I'd. right on w. Glebe. left
on O!d Dominion. right on Tennes-
Evening star., 1951-11-04
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Evening star., 1951-11-04
NORWOOD
RAMBLER
S27.5OO

Inside or out, you'll like this
lovely three-bedroom, two-and-
one-haf brick rambler. There
Is full basement. All the
rooms are large. including the
kitchen, which has a disposal.
and room enough for snacks
and breakfast eating. The
screened porch Is ideal for liv-
ing in this climate and there
is a roomy Western-style car
port. The lot is large and
level. Drive out Lee hwy. to
Nottingham = one block past
the traffic light at Lexington,
turn right and then left on
25th. following arrows to