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30-gai., 42-gai. recovery: S49. so.
HL HLocKS aSSa INC. so5o " st. NV
WATER HEATERS - Gas. electric,
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE. 1909 1st
st. Sc. Call ST. 6100. Mr.. Parker.
MACHINE. Bendix auto
matte. S75. Call TO. 4707 evenings.
Ia
WASHING MACHINE. practically
new, Maytag. S65. Call LU. 4-7S42
after 6 pm IA
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REFRIGERATORS
rent refgr.. SIS mo-; D. C.'s largest
selectien Ct seod pseS SsS r ooen
Until pm. AD. 1884. IS.
REFGR., CLOSE OUT
New 1861 GE. West. Admiral
reduced for quick clearance. No
offer refused. All fully guaranteed.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
on., rvle 10th "a 4 ! i sss' NE Fl a.aose
olson, 9x12 and 2 27x54;
good condition: lowered pattern;
price; $35; 10: 2l39 ewes: .o,.
.6n iesEsnaSle ena taeef RA ~ Bsf good COP e1nd
RUGS-Brand-new 9x12, S25; broad
Very beautiful. Moving. CO. 1927;
RUGS, imported Persian, Oriental
design; heavy closel woven for
good wearing, 9x12. $49.50; SKI
yS; $39 5o etheT os sizes aoe pr9PoTt = r. PRICED
out sale ali week; reduced to un-
believable bargains. CASSABIAN.
1904 o st. at Wis. ave. -13
SAFE, Mosler, 31x22 in. prac. new,
$3.50. air conditioner. Carrier, y
hip, floor window model, S110; Lee,
pedestal fan, 2 speeds. S55;. g.
drawer steel card file. SIS. These
are bargains. LU. 10000. Ia
SCALE, slec. Toledo; weigh gro
complete, $15. 1921 Que ST. NV,
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DE-HUMIDIFIERS

New Admiral, Westinghouse, Mitchell
de-humidifiers, from 500; all fully
guaranteed
. Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and H Sts. NE.
Open Ewes. Till 8 Ii. 3-90S2
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC,
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp
NEW BRICK HOME. 2 bedrms

NEW BRICK HOME, 3 bedrms., .
baths, porch. fun bsmt.. garage.
Nr. Army Navy Country Club, Pen
tagon and Navy Anunex.. B. NJ.
SMITH; 240S Columbia pike. Arl..
NEAR YaiR oS SAPiToL PGSS HrLI-oeorsetown
type house; 5 bedrms., '2& baths:
mqdssgn kitchen; no children; cali
FALLS CHURCH-s-bedroom Co
1as Orased s145 moSeTn nsx' 1856 sss
NEW BRICK HOME, s bedrms.,
baths, porch, full bsmt.. garage.
Mr.. Army Navy Country Club. Pen
tagon and Navy Annex. B. NJ.
SMITH; 24os s6gs colum'a pike Ari',
NEW BRICK RaAMBLERs. $500 block
bedrooms, liv. rm., kit. utility rm.
and bath walking rssnt., dlSaa1ss
immed. occupancy. rental. $1lo.
Apply at house. Call AP. 6091.
SILVER SPRING--New 3 bedroom,
semidet brick homes: available i'm
mediatelyi chil6Tsn ssSsptsd srSrV 81
rFN-fRM. 1NGf sA H66sE. bSsI: 3 full baths, det.
garage with living quarters, several
outbldgs.: beaut. grounds; near Be-
thfsda SIs 41ss syes wkdss sH o S99S $500 81 Rock
SILVER SPRING-center-ha brick
Colonial, 6 rooms, 2 baths, recr.
room, living porch, .built-i in garage;
lovely flowers and shade trees; only
q couple blocks from Hecht's and
Sther stores; aavaiiable ava pI 51ns sv -;
RoMER. Realtors. sH. 1889. Ia
LARGE HOUSE in beautiful setting.
for adults. Beltsville sec, nr. Dept.
9f do Agri9ul.Hre otS sT TO. soom,n, es10 bds.
l1NKfNs EmS Co.. Daf5f' b. ssss' 81 neat sl'o'
Dupont section. close schools, bus,
500 mo. LU. l-5005;. Ia
BRICK COLONIAL. 8 bedrms:, PA
baths rec rm porch ab.1 deep d,.I 1reeae
N. Ari., NO. 1854 or oW. 1889. Ia
1896 So. 2nd ST., Arlington. Va
Det.. 2 bedrms.. Q stories: full bsmt;.
separate dining rm., gas heat; 10
Minis Mir kSs to fsAtesSa SA ss4 SasS NS sMANS ma Ss
g. LUCHS CO, 1906 H st. NV.
CONN. AVE-, Chevy Chase. D. c., nr.
schools and shopping center; semi
det., excel. cond.;. 8 rms, baths.
finished attic and .bsmt. with bar,
carpeting; gas h:-w.h.; yard; vacant; e;
iss;s ;,,:s soniss Ps,+ AsssPta6le ssEPS rvis for
81. 952s or EN-: 4412: liz
1900 BLK. 18th ST. Me-. 6 rooms.
bsmt.,. gas heat, modern bath, gar
bage Disposal: stove, refsr.; sl29 per
SEAT "a sPi PLEASANT sSsaNi - Big house. ?
Kitchens, rms. bath, big yard.
Can be used as 2 apts. $l1O.
OWNER, OIL. 1857. -16
8 BEDRMS., unfurn., lge. yard. No.
Arl.; school and transp. conv.; avah.
4SIa CHEVY CHASE BLVD. chevy
Chase. Md. - Brick. g rms,
s1ths' SaT WI 7ssS 1eneeS WI saTssen0 1880 vacah
CLOSE-IN VA. = Desirable homes,
Si25 up. BARBARA FOX, .OW.
9164. CH. 9217. la
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Gil 64th Ave-. Seat Pleasant, Md
2-bedrm., cedar -shingled bungaiow
with nice extra rooms upstairs;
day.
.274S Troy ST., South Arlington-2-
story, Semidetached with 2 bedrms.,
full basement, screened rear porch;
nice house and convenient TO
Pentagon.
34O2 Pendleton Drive: Hammond
Wood, wheaton - Modern rambler.
Just over | ,yr; old; M Mliy. rm. with VT
with Bendix, bath.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. n222
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TeleviSiOn Clearance
20-IN. CONSOLE AS LOW AS
S190

With your small set. All other famous
makes at tremendous savings while
they last. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Open Mon. through Sat-,
8 til 8.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
s44 Wayne Ave. JU. s-So3S
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GOODACRE APIS.
Several l and 2 bedrm. apts.; fire-
proof bldgs., extra large rms. and
closets; parauet floors; all modern
conv.: laundry, storage space; blk.
oedrm. avail. immed., $S5. 2
bedrms. avail. June l and 15,
$3.50. Utils. incl. in rental. once
on premises S619 Piney Branch I'd,
Silver Spring, Md, open daily 9 to
6.30. 81, Till.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.-One- -bedrm.
apt. refgr. and stove; $40; utils
extra. Sligo 1880. IA
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

weeks, pure-bred. beau
tiful, strong, healthy pups. Wormed
S15 up for quick sale. FA. 47S7.
SPITZ PUPPIES, white females. pure
bred, lovely pets; wonderful watch
dog. RA. $500.
PUPS. Axe. 8 wks. old. tenn
S-65GA ~ LA
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

'sIs q: es'a atm us;. sH s% sasa s75 5Ts %S H.
11s4 fsfli 10th ST. N.w.-Efhciency apt,
of 0s Offices; downtown, of OF Conn.
Justine aTs;: NJ Realty siE CO" 412 9Th St.
7sS siy,i yN,iER%r6N ri 6sY}i PL. N.w,-1 rm, 1s dress
eb ing Fm kt csoaeS a1a eaah appy to ga aneer
on premises or call ]: H. GREENE
REALTY CO.. 715 Fla. ave. NV
No: 20. .AfRtIscroN, fa4S very deslr. loo, i. 10
min. PentagonNlge; l bsdrm;bi ratb ny; y,
ant. bldg sra: adults only, couple
pref; / blk. bus. stores. 1900 n.
10th ST.. cor: of Rhodes ST., Arl.'
blk. south Wilson blvd. Mon. En-
spa3qoi2s 1870 tE 4;$o soKEmRM. n;m a-bath ant.
SrAciUUs foa luxury iiving; library, iiV rm:,
din. rm., kit. buffers pantry. incl;
sun porch; 24-hr. elevator and
switchboard service; adults only
weekdays after 10 am. AID. 1893.
514 9Th ST. N.E.-3 rms, kit. din,
ette, bath, utils.. furn. Apply 101O
. Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-2926;-
EFFICIENCY APT. in modern elevator
bldg; $40. 30 mo-; utilS. incl; laun-
dry facilities. 1855 Calvert st. NV.
CAPITOL HEIGHTs-Liv, rm.. bed
rm., kit. Frigidaire, share bath;
$50 monthly. 10. S-6S5S ;-12
DOCTORS OFFICE and apt. in large
apt. bldg, corner with pvt. outside
entrance 2700 Que st. NV. IA
I46O BELMONT ST. N.W.-One or 2
rms. kit, bath. gas, electricity, re-
frigeration incl. S52-$62. HU. 9342.
OR 2 BEDRMs.. kit. pvt. bath;
utils. furn.: children permitted.
Downtown. 1917 18th st, NV. In
BACHELOR APT, 735 Sth st. Sc
2 large rms. kit. semipvt. bath;
$50 mo. incl. utils. See MIR. SMITH
on premises. Ma. S321. -12
WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS.
243O Pennsylvania avenue n.w.-Air-
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Z4-nr. fbA service. CO. 1oo1.
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST NV.
Outside sgle. and dble rms; rum
ming water and pvt. bath: dining
room; So per day up. HU. 6116.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST, NV. RIGHT DOWN
TOWN-Newly decor. phone. 24-hr
switchboard: sgles.. dbles.. reas
rates. Elk. 7725.
SOUTHERN CLUB
1765 Mass. ave. n.w.-Home for dis.
eliminating guests; lge. rm, and
snssts. elSsat; pvt bath; suitable FIs fGE 4
home privileges; near transporta.
CoLoREDSFURN. RIM. for 2 EN-.
ployed people; convenient to trans
portation; cooking privils. RA
coIoRED-eae R ST. NV, APT. 8
Lge; rm. for quiet man; SO ,wk.;
CSoLoREp-1sse QUINCY ST. NV
After $50. GE. $3.50. IA
COLORED - 2O1S 5th ST. NV
Front room, twin beds; children
accepted; use of kitchen. CO. 0340.
COLORED-176o T ST.-Lge. frt.
rm. for ref. cple. or 2 men; privils.
! child accepted; no; sosI; @lS 1dlSSx
semipvt. bath, kit. privileges; S12
weekly. DE. O066. ia
BARNUM ST. NV.
Furn. front rm. for gentleman; nr.
transp. Cali after wkdys., RIA. 1856.
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SHOE REPAIR FTNIsHEF

SHOE REPAIR FINISHER.
dition. Reasonable. AP. 5753. -12
SHOWCASE. 6 It.. $40. Cali DU.
SOFA. s-pc. sec.. light green; used
only & mos; no dealers. OV. 2252
all day SUM-; weekdays ewes. -13
SOFA BED. good cond., reas. Also
Emerson radio and phonoersph
comb, reas VI. 5492. ia,
Karpen tap: S75: Pull II
@cn ess bds6 soSd cond sdeeqM L. 45ss4
wicker. with carving
basket; good condition. Call 10.
STEEL
We have ali kinds Of miscellaneous
steel, angles. beams. reinforcing
s'eel; GENERAL M a WSREcKING co.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST. NE.
MI. 61T1 -I5
STENOTYPE, late model: recondi,,
toned. guaranteed; S42; 80. uN1TEp
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
sffiEMNiorYpE MACHINE, new. peri;
take; ME. OOl7. 745 shoreham
TsPE sqilolhfi fkiEcoRDERs-New prof. profes.
way way $3.50. irish plastic tape.
$3.50 for 1.200-ft; reel. AUDIo
MART. 134l L street NV.
used. 10 inch, $50 .05;
Emerson, 12M inch. !$65; new IT.
in. Dumont, full doors. regular
sass. .95. spec S29O. GE. 3315. la
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WINDOWS, NEW
Double hung sash, 2 IT. 8 by 8 It. 8.
$13 ca. Also toilet comb. $40 ca.
GENERAL WRECKING CO. 1887
Brentwood rd. ne, MI. 6177. -15
THOR AUTO. WASHER, good condi-
tion; S75 or best offer. Call 20.
COCA COLA COOLER. electric. $l25.
Terms. AID. 1915 -12
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and console models. Designed. built,
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented Full
Blow action. Wide variety case de-
'S ExcLus1vE Ltjs VPo1Ii AT HUGO woRcH.
925 G st. NV.
EcfahliShad gro
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Bulldoze
HID. wv. Chalmers with hy-
draulic angle blade and double
drum winch. Will take smaller OF
larger machine on trade. Can be seen
working. Telephone Haymarket 5S11.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS.
243O Pennsylvania avenue n.w.-Air--
conditioned efficiencies; .SS6.50 and
sol so; all utilities and secretarial
service included. Elk. 7640. Id
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WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC,

S115
GIL 64th Ave. Seat Pleasant. Md -
2-bedrm., cedar ar-shingled bunealow
with 2 nice extra rooms upstairs;
present tenant expects orders any
day.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

GlLL-BERT
2460 10th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid and
0A.hr PRX seruice co 1881
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S125
274S Troy ST., South Arlington-2-
story, semidetached with 2 bedrms.,
q nice house and convenient to
Pentagon.
34O2 Pendleton Drive. Hammond
Wood, Wheaton - Modern rambler.
i,,et oyar yr ol1.s Iiy rm with
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B-14 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, MAY 12, 1852
Evening star., 1952-05-12

LAWN MOWERS. NEW, 1852
only S116.22; 1S-in., only S1O6.75
delivered. Other gas and hand now
ers avail. Call MILFORD, INC,
GOA r st NV ME- S74S. -17
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Miss LittIefieId
IEnquqed to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton E. Little
field of Hampden Highlands, Me-,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Romaine Faye, to Mr.
Donald Harry Kupfer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril ]. Kupfer of Los
Angeles.
Miss Littlefield is an alumnae of
the University Of Maine and re.
ceived her Master of Arts degree
from the University of Missouri.
She is a member of Phi Mu ma
tional social sorority and served in
the WAVES during the last war.
At present, Miss Littlefield is q
geologist with the United States
Geological Survey.
Mr.. Kupfer received his bache-
lor of science degree from the
California Institute of Technology
land his masters degree from the
University of California. His PhD
in the field of geology was obtained
from Yale University. During
World War II, Mr.. Kupfer was an
officer in the Pacific area, and now
is also a geologist with the Geo.
logical Survey in Washington.
The wedding will take place here
in early June, after which the cou-
pie plan to make their home in
southern California.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
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about eating?

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In June Readers Digest, judith
Chase Churchill tells what experts
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Read why-contrary to what
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Get your June Readers Digest
today: Al articles of lasting inter-
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Evening star., 1952-05-23
Arlington Ceremony

The Clarendon First Baptist
Church in Arlington was the scene
on May II of the wedding of Miss
Joyce Napier and 1t. q. g. Pres
ton Monroe Bannister, jr., U. S
C. G. DR.. M. Jackson White was
the officiating clergyman, with the
reception being held at the
church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Napier of
Crozet, Va. 1t. Bannister is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bannister of
New Orleans and Washington.
The couple will reside in New
London, Conn.
Evening star., 1952-05-23

Fibre at its snortest! The new
indoor rug with the rush square"
look. A reversible quoIity fibre
rug thot gives lasting service, is
cosy to cleon and looks we'll with
modern or traditional furniture.
Beige color only.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Invitations Issued

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rietzke
have issued invitations for a re-
ception in honor of the newly ap-
pointed District Commissioner and
Mrs. Renah Camalier. It will be
held on June l from 4 until Z
O'Clock at Beaufort" the Rietzke
home in Mclean, Va.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Mr.. Forrest w. StanfieId.

N1' cOKECSt w. StduueAO.
Mrs. Mary Van Hoesen Watson
OF Arlington announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Fred
Lee, to Mr.. Forrest Wheeler STAR
field. He is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. c. Wheeler Stanfield, also
Of Arlington.
The bride-elect will be grad
uated in June from Westhampton
College. University of Richmond.
Mr.. Stanfield attended Randolph
Macon College and the University
Of Richmond. He is now an Air
Cadet stationed at Kinston. NC.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Miss Rooers to Wed

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Carol Lynn
Rogers. daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
j. Milton Rogers of Silver Spring,
to Mr.. Robert Edward Teale. Mr..
Teale is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward p. Teale, also of Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1952-05-23

Miss Marlene Iris Becker was
married on May to 1t. Benja-
min David Kuntz. The bride is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Samuel Maurice Becker of Wash
ington. 1t. Kuntz is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuntz OF
Baltimore.
The ceremony took place at
the Becker's residence with the
brides uncle, Rabbi Harry Silver
stone, Rabbi Jacob Agus, and DR..
Louis Kaplan officiating. 1t.
and Mrs. Kuntz will reside in
Waco, Tex, where the bridegroom
q an instructor at Connaly Air
Force Base.
Evening star., 1952-05-23

Miss Barbara Ann Kraft, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter I.
Kraft, became the bride on May
II of Mr.. Walter C. Spittle, jr. He
lis the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Spittle
Iof Colmar Manor. Md. st. Francis
Xavier Church was the scene of
the ceremony, with Father George
f.. Altman as the officiating
clergyman. After the marriage, a
reception was held at the Catholic
Daughters Club.
The couple will make their home
in Bladensburg after their return
from a Miami wedding trip.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Graves of
Silver Spring announce the en-
of their daughter, Joan
Marie. to Mr.. Peter Costin, jr., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Costin of Swamp
scott, Mass.
The wedding will take place in
the summer.
Evening star., 1952-05-23

Vale Methodist Church near
Vienna was the scene May 18
of the marriage of Miss Lucille
Southers. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Southers of Vienna,
to Mr.. Alvin L. Costello. Mr.. Cos
tello is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Costello. also of Vienna. The
Rev. Frederick Croft officiated at
the ceremony, after which a re-
ception was held at the home of
the bridegroom.
Following a trip through the
South, the couple will make their
home in Falls Church.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-07-18

AS stated last week in paper, there is public
bathing beach set aside in the of Dare County north of
Oregon Inlet but there still is opportunity at intervals
for people to go down to the publicly owned prop
erty which also referred to lanes aside by pro-
motors of real estate Theo S. Meekns of Manteo, who
has bought and sold land than any other in the
area advises that there Is such streets so feet WIDE
set aside in the properties he has sold between Whaebone
Bachs and Kill Dvi Hills.
Since these streets have been set aside for public
making possible for those who build west of the high
way to get to the that effort should
be made to have them taken and maintained
other roads maintained 1t would be worth while
surface these streets because they would prove good
versement and goodwill builder for the beaches and bus
mess builder for the whole section At least these streets
could be marked for at the present time stranger wouldn't
know where to find them
know where to find them.
And the streets need more than marking Pro-
vded stranger finds one he only travel it foot
Cars will not operate the loose sands His first problem
then is to find place to park his Therefore he
use the street at all
Unless and until system is devised whereby these
streets improved and maintained at public expense
either by community state they cannot be of service
othe public Their improvement would much for
the stimulation of business in their vicinity and building
of good will among visitors.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-07-18

linen line would likely have been
cut by the ships bottom. Mrs.
Walkers rod was South Bend
Cross Craftsmanship with a Is
ounce tip. She was using a whole
mackeral for bait which was be-
ing skipped trolled from outrig-
gers when the big fish struck.
On Saturday, Mrs. Mildred De-
vene of Norfolk had landed 6
foot II inch sailfish while fishing
in the Gulf Stream off Oregon
Inlet aboard Capt. Willie Ether
idge's cruiser Chez Chez of Wan
cheese. 1t was one of nine landed
off the Dare coast so far this
season-and one of the largest.
During early June, while fish
ing the surf near an old wreck
abreast the village of Waves on
Hatteras Island, Amelia Balance
of Buxton landed a 531s pound
channel bass on 24-pound test
line, which has been entered in
the IGFA listings as a contender
for the worlds record in it's class
to be taken by a woman angler.
miss Balances father, Capt. Ber-
nice Balance, was for years hold
er of the world record channel bass
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-07-18
WHOSE LAND is INVOLVED?

Much has been said about the plan for Seashore
Park It doesn't make much difference to either way 1t
turns out We do believe in keeping the record straight
One would think from the big stir that has been made the
petitions signed and the oratory directed at the gallery
that grave injustice being done large number OF hne
people
sened than the seashore park plan in recent months Much
said about Democracy and the will of the majority Now
ct who is this majority most involved
The majority of the landowners might have some in
terest in this is their land which will be bought
the park Hatteras Island and not resident of
the island If this of invoking the will of the ma
ov then surely those who boiler loudest about it should
be willing the majority of the landowners to sell their
land they wish AS matter of fact they did buy this land
in the first place of residents who didn't want to keep 1t at
all. , ,
lot of this land belonged to all the people-that
is the State of c. Spectators got the state to grant
people-in most instances at big profit The men who
did this job certainly not to tie to in any respect
Their history has shown they Will work both sides OF the
street. if profit is in sight.
1t has been represented that the Park law will deny
citizens certain fishing and hunting rights and rights to the
sea- This is entirely incorrect Many people have
right to hunt fish to the because they NO
owners The park law guarantees to all citizens rich
poor landowner or nOnandowner, an equal right to all
these benefits and at the same time requires due respect
for this right respect however not ronbOund
be imposed under private ownership.
Under the stress of passion and misunderstanding
that out of Misrepresentation based sehshness
and greed large number of people often speak out and
condemn-hey often take side against their inter-
essthey often allow demagogues and grafters to lead
them astray-t the history of the world that people
have many times sold their brthrght for of pot
tage Whenever anyone comes forward press cause
lead the people and promise them great benefs-who
seeks to iname them against their true and tmered
friends is well to watch such person. In opinion
any who lived but for self alone who has
made sacrifice for the public good is mt the person
quickly follow Our wise citizens will do looking be-
fore eapng and not be made aughabe What might be
led to consider Democratic simply in in
this We do not wish to be laughed at by the state
being who would oppose the rights of four others
Fourhs of the land is owned by non-residents; they
bought it. they have right to sell if they wish We must
base opposition solid premise. Greedy spec
uators and politicians looking for pony to leap upon
not be depended on to set true course.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-07-18
WOMEN ANGLERS
OUTGOING MEN
ON DARE COAST
Making Local AS Well as
World Records; Woman
Hooks Big Marlin
By AYCOCK BROWN

Hatteras.-Masculine an G lie r S
have not been doing too bad with
their sportsfishing along the
coast of Dare County, this year but
so far the biggest piscatorial news
has been made by wonderland the
biggest story of all was that 367-
pound blue marlin boated off Hat
teras last Sunday by Mrs. Ross
H. Walker of Richmond. She was
the first woman angler to ever
land one of these giant game fish
north of southern Florida and BIZ
mini in the British West Indies.
She did not land the blue mar
lin, a speciman that measured 10
feet and 10 inches from tip to tip
and 81 inches around its girth,
without difficulty. She battled the
fish for four hours and 20 min
utes. At the end of two hours the
go penn reel, loaded with 500
yards of braided 72-pound test
Ashaway nylon froze. 1t was al
most a miracle how her guide,
Capt. Ernal Foster, let out about
so yards of slack line while his
mate Capt. Milton Meekins nosed
the cruiser Albatross II, from
which she was fishing, towards the
spot where the marlin had sound
ed. In the meantime, Foster spliced
the nylon line onto the "a thread,
Y test line on another reel, a 1910
penn Senator. Keeling in the slack
the fight continued. Shortly before
dusk another difficulty presented
itself. A southbound oil tanker
the Tydol Bayonne passed close
by the starboard of the Albatross
IL, so close, that had the marlin
surfaced beneath the tanker the