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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
LOSE TITLE FOR
TOUGHEST BUS
TRIP IN COUNTRY
New Road to Hatteras Takes
Distinction from Three
Midget Brothers
By AYCOCK BROWN


The worlds toughest bus trip
is no longer that, and an extra
schedule has been added to take
care of the thousands of tourists
and vacationists who are hoping
to get their first glimpse of far
famed Cape Hatteras now that a
paved road has been built from
Mays Head to the seven villages
of North Cardinals fabulous Outer
Banks.
The new schedule, originating in
Manteo daily at 8:15 o'clock was
established on Monday, IA years
to the day from the time that
the Midget boys, Stockton, Harold
and Anderson, began operating a
daily service between Hatteras and
Manteo where connections were
made with Virginia Dare Trans
portation buses operating to Eliza
beth City and Norfolk. The new
schedule leaves Hatteras at 2 p.
m. and arrives in Manteo at $50.
During those early years and for
many years their bus line was the
only one which operated over road
less beaches, self made trails
through the dunelands and across
marshes and when the tide was at
ebb, along the oceans surf. In
those days it was a trip that took
a minimum of six hours to Hat
teras one way and sometimes much
longer, especially after washouts,
extremely dry weather when the
sand was soft and deep or during
storms. During the ID years less
than one score trips have been
cancelled, and even those were
started, bat resulted in mishap
along the way. Sometimes it was
deep sand that put the bus out
of mechanical operation, and on a
few occasions the rising tides
across quicksand along the surf
interferred.
In recent years, the going has
been better. Each link of the new
Hatteras highway, started during
the Cherry administration and
completed during SCOTS admins
tration, sped the trips to mainland
points somewhat. If it were not
for some so minutes lost on each
trip waiting for and crossing the
Toby Tillett-created ferry now
owned and operated by the State,
the trip to and from Hatteras,
about 65 miles, can be made in less
than two hours. With the various
stops al communities, the twice
daily schedules (including ferry)
are made in three and half hours
or less.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
HYDE FARM LEADERS
PLAN FOR A MEETING

The following supervisors, Mes
srs R. L. Jones, Leon Balance
j. E. Bishop and L. D. Hunnings
met Monday night in the agri-
culture building in Swan Quarter
to make plans for the Pamlico
Soil Conservation District meeting
to be held at Plymouth Thursday,
August z, at 1000 a. m.
The business session will be
from 1912 o'clock-then a Dutch
lunch. After lunch tour of the
North Carolina Experiment Sta
ton will be made. The purpose of
this tour is to observe recent ex-
periments in drainage, irrigation,
pastures and fertilization of var
ious crops.
All farmers are invited and urg-
ed to attend. Those wishing to at
tend may contact L. D. Hunnings
or J. C. Bishop. The ones going
will meet at Swan Quarter at $3.50
a. m. or at Scranton Post Office
at 900 a. m.
Appointed on Committee
E. E. Hodges, a prominent far
mer of Swan Quarter township
has been appointed to serve on
the Hyde County Committee of
Farmers Home Administration.
Mr.. Hodges succeeds Joe C. Bish-
op whose appointment expired
June 30th. The other two men,
bers of the committee are Leland
Dudley of Lake Landing and Gil
bert Tunnel of Swan Quarter.
This committee works with the
county supervisor in determining
the eligibility of applicants for
all types of assistance, including
selection of farms being considered
for purchase, enlargement or de-
velopment under the Farm Owner
ship program or for improvement
under the Farm Housing program.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
DARE BEACHES BOOTH
Is OPEN EVERY DAY

The information booth at Kitty
Hawk of the Dare Beaches Cham
Der of Commerce is now in op-
Grafton seven days week. The
office is open each Saturday and
Sunday from 10 am. until 1870
pm. Other days of the week the
office is open from 10 am. until
$50 pm. Two girls are on duty
Saturd y and Sunday. They
make every effort to place tour
lists in the locations they would
like, but find very little coopera-
ton from cottage owners. Some
times a cottage is listed as va
cant, prospective tenants are
sent to look the place over, and
find that it has been rented and
no notice sent to the Chamber of
Commerce office. This causes
quite bit of confusion, and c. ].
Townley, who heads the organi-
cation, asks for more cooperation
from the cottage owners in this
respect.
The information booth, which
has been operated for several
years is rendering an excellent
service to visitors coming to the
beach. 1t is situated at the north
end of the beach, and a well in
formed and efficient secretary
assists visitors with information
about the various services of the
beach. More services of this type
are needed.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
LARGEST SAILFISH
TAKEN OFF HATTERAS

HatteraS.-The seasons largest
sailfish, a 621a FOUNDER measuring
eight foot and five inches from
tip to tip was landed near Dia-
mond Lightship at the western
edge of the Gulf Stream off Cape
Hatteras on Saturday, the 18th
sailfish to be taken with rod and
reel by anglers fishing off the
Dare coast at Hatteras and Mays
Head so far this year.
c. W. Ridge of High Point, using
cut bait as bait landed the big sail
while trolling from aboard Capt.
Ernal Fosters cruiser Albatross
Ii. Another sailfish, second largest
OF the current season was also
landed off Dare coast Saturday.
Larry Cox of Norfolk, Va, fish
ing with Capt. Charlie Perry from
aboard the cruiser Maggie, boat
ed a seven foot nine and one half
inch speciman weighing 81 pounds,
Another Baby Sailfish
Two SallflSh were caught on Sat-
urday. The largest taken so far
this season, one that measured 1O1
inches from tip to tip and weigh
ing 62h pounds was landed by an
angler, c. W. Ridge of High Point.
Ross Burrus, commercial fisher
man made the second record. He
landed baby sail that measured
only Is inches from tip to tip
from his pound net in Pamlico
Sound. 1t was the second time this
season that baby sailfish have been
taken from Pamlico Sound nets.
and the fact that the young fish
are being caught in Pamlico Sound
advances the theory of some that
this great inland body of water,
largest sound south of Long IL
land on the Atlantic coast, is an
incubator and brooding place for
many fish which have as their
NATIVE habitat, the waters Of the
| Gulf Stream from Cape Hatteras
southwark. In recent years q num-
Der of tiny tarpon have been
found in Pamlico Sound waters and
several roe-laden adult tarpon are
caught in pound nets each sea-
son
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
WIDOWS DEATH
AT LEECHVILLE
MYSTERY STILL
coroner's Inquest Awaits Re-
port on Laboratory
Tests, Lupton
States

The death of Mrs. Fanny Will
liams Bishop at Leechville, Beau
fort County in the early morning
hours of Sunday July 18th, still
remains an official mystery. Dep
uty Sheriff Floyd Lupton has been
investigating the case, but clues
satisfactory on which to base a
prosecution have not developed.
Mrs. Williams was in a dying
condition with seven bullet wounds
in her body and one in her head.
and a % rifle was found beside
her, at the backdoor of her home.
Suspicion pointed to Charlie
Lewis, a middle aged fisherman
who lived in a cabin in Mrs. Bish-
ops back yard, and who ate his
meals at her home. Lewis signi-
fled his willingness to a lie de-
tector test, which was held mon
day of this week with negative
results.
Deputy Lupton says the Coro-
ner's hearing will be held as soon
as reports come from laboratory
tests being made by the FBI in
Washington. No new developments
have occurred, and the investi-
cation is now about to dead end.
The jury selected for the coro-
ner's inquest consists of the fol-
lowing prominent Belhaven men:
W. E. Bateman, Jimmy Hodges, H.
l.. Dilday, Fred Ivey, Lee Andrews
and c. B. Tillman.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
GO-AHEAD PROGRAM
OF HYDE HOME CLUBS

Members of the Hyde County
Home Demonstration Clubs are in
the midst Of Ego ahead" program
planning which will include the
bettermen: of every corner of the
county.
The Swan Quarter Club started
their new program by cleaning up
and identifying the courthouse
lawn. Now they're trying to get
funds to build a bath house at
Bell Island so that bathing will
become good fun for oldsters as
well as youngsters.
"Singspirations" sponsored by
all the clubs have been held at
Swan Quarter and Fairfield. The
one scheduled for Engelhard will
be held during the picnic at Mem
orial Park on August &C.. The
group singing led by Pete Grit
fin of Scranton packed the houses
with enthusiastic singers. Special
selections performed by the diff
ferent sections added zest and va
riety to the programs.
Miss Alma Lee Cathey, home
agent, has given Red Cross home
nursing course at Lake Landing
for workers in that end of the
county. This class was designed
for convenience of people whose
See PROGRAM, Page Eight
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SOME WHO DO NOT GO TO CHURCH

Mr. Speeds Will clean his auto,
Mr.. Spurs will groom his horse,
Mr. Gadds will go to Coney,
With the little Gadds, of course.
Mr. Elite will put his carboLc
On his homing pigeons perch,
Mr. Weeds will NOW his bluegrass,
Mr.. Jones will go to church.
Mr. elect will drive golf ball,
Mr. Tiler steer his boat
Mr., Pepper on his cycle,
Round and round the State will mote
Mr. Swat will watch ball game,
Mr. Stake and son will search
Through the bosl1y woods for mushrooms
Mr. Wilks will go to church.
Do you ask me what's the matter?
Do you wonder what is wrong?
When the nation turns from worship,
Sermon prayer and sacred song?
Why do people rush for pleasure,
Leave religion in the lurch?
Why prefer padded auto
To the cushioned pew in church?
Reader, well know the answer
But if should speak aloud,
What think is the real reason,
It would queer me with the crowd.
You'll be popular, dear reader,
When you WELD the critics's BIRCH
You'll be safely in the fashion
you blame things on the church. Anon
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
BOOK A NEW
EIGHT-PIECE BAND

The Dare ounty Shrine Club is
planning one of its biggest
dances of the season beginning
August 2, President Robert Bal
lance says, and the club has
booked Jack O'NeaPs eight piece
orchestra from Norfolk for this
occasion. The dance will be held
at the new Shrine Club home at
Whalebone, lower Mays Head.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
ENGELHARD TO HAVE
GIRL SCOUT TROOP

A Girl Scout Troop is being or
gained in Engelhard under the
sponsorship of the Engelhard Ro-
tary Club. The first meeting of
the troop will be on Thursday
August 7 at $3.50 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. P. D. Midget, III
All girls between the ages Of Il
and Is who are interested in join
ing the troop are urged to attend
this initial meeting.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-01
THIEVES TAKE 80 FRYERs

Thieves entered the chicken
house of T. B. Gibbs of Sladesville
Friday night, July 10, while the
family was attending the Baptist
revival meeting and took thirty
of his frying chickens. Some of
them were pullets that had begun
to lay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
OPEN l TO 6
BEAUTIFUL HOME

$3.50 DOWN
SS1 mo-. buys this CT semidet. q
bedrm. brick home, ] VI. old, near
Agar Elem. School. To see today,
phone Mr.. Owens, UN. 0S32 or
TANEN REALTY CO ST. a466
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WALK DOWN THIS SHADY
STREET TO THIS COMFORT
Able, WELL ARRANGED
HOME.
BraddOck Rd. Area

A pleasant, solid-built older
type frame home with large
rm.. family-size din. fm., large
kit. full bsmt., gas hot-water
heat. Attractive yard. Excel
lent neighborhood. Convenient
to. bus. churches, shopping and
school. Priced, S14,15O3 So
300 down. Monthly payments
to please you.
AL. 6644 OR TIE. 734S
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peter ]. hagan

S9,750-Sl. $50 DOWN
Cory 2-bedroom bungalow. full bsmt.
expansion attic, storm windows:
SCOTT. lot. See It today.
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4 bedrms.. q baths 2nd d. Large
m pm and SSs, bath MA Il sis a seoS Ar
IS 81 f,i iSfb G44i ere ssrr1. n;71gsr.
A real bargain. in . real home; ex-
ceptionaliy nice residential loo;
2 blocks from Catholic schools,
very large. beautifully handicapped
lot; 4 bedrmS. As modern . home
as the newest built. and built to
last for generations. 012 N. HarYi-
son St.. open Sat. and Sun. Phone
Fla. 069a for information. --19
BY OWNER-Liv. rm.. din. rri. and
kit, ]. lge. and 2 small bedrms.. 2
incl. heated porches: nice bsmt..
automatic gas heat and hot water;
Venetian blinds and storm windows;
lge. elevated lot. plenty trees and
shrubs. Cow. to primary, II. nigh
and shop; center; city cows c c.a
s15.so0. 3-BEDRM. brick rambler,
Liv: din. comb. full bsmt., Bareroft
section Of s. Arl., 10 minis. to Pen.
tagon or airport. Call IA. 5-S635
Sat after pm. or all day Sunday.
CENTER in HiIAaLL-story-a half brick.
prewar built; immaculate through
out; hv. rm., kit. down; 2 bedrms:
and bath up; side and rear screened
porches: entertaining rear yard; rec.
rm. and furnace rrn. bsmt.; 8 min.
to D. c.; only S15,500. To inspect
call q. :. LANIER. OW. 3434. 10
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YATES GARDENS

II you've never seen these
charming homes you owe it to
yourself to make an appoint
ment NOW. Attractive living
room dining room combina-
ton with fireplace and ran
dom-width oak floors, equipped
kit. 2 bedrms., tiled bath;
walled rear yard offers much
privacy; full basement and oil
INV. heat. $4,000 cash re-
Quired.
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Sl3,e50-GREEN MEADOWS
Detached corner 2-story home, liv.
rm.. separate din. rm.. equipped kit.
large sunrm. on st floor; 3 bedrms.
and bath on End floor; full daylight
bsmt. Very clean home. See 1t
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

Charming 3-bedroom brick
rambler in Al condition; de
luxe equipped kit. including
Bendix washer; choice corner
lot with attractive rear fenced
yard. Minimum OF $4,000
down required and assume GI
loan. By appointment only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

S11, 950-3 BEDROOMS
Asbestos -shingle bungalow. containing
6 lge. rooms, all on l floor. Liv rm.
separate dining room, large kitchen
h.-w.h., full bsmt. One blk. to transp
See it today.
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NEAR q. W. L

Newly redecorated Cape
Cod on attractive corner lot;
large living room with fire-
place, dining room, equipped
Kitchen, side screened porch
on LIST floor: 2 large bedrooms
and bath up: Bendix washer,
wall-to-wall carpeting. alumni
mum storm windows and
screens. Quick possession. 81.
600 down required,
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ALEXANDRIA
CHOICE
HOMES
OLDE ALEXANDRIA

$3.50 is the price of this
broom row; equipped kit,
basement, oil INV. heat; needs
some repair; terms to be ar
ranged.
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MT. VERNON HILLS
NEW RAMBLERS

Featuring 8 bedrooms, large
living room, huge kitchen with
best available equipment
(Frigidaire range, 1O-cu. #.
Crosley Shelvador. Bendix
washer, Geneva cabinets, 52-
gal. Hotpoint INV. heater,
picture windows and k-acre
lots. Priced for immediate sale
at S13,950; So. $50 down re-
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ARLINGTON
ONLY $12,450

WI G-0GOkLIM. f1OMG
Ideal Tor a military family, desiring
not too large quarters. less than IL
minutes from Pentagon. In quiet
community convenient to good bus
service and large shopping center
Featuring cheerful living room with
coy dining area and equipped
kitchen on LIST fir; Q bedrms., bath
on End FIR; automatic heat, hasn't,
storm windows, Venetian blinds, lge.
scr. pch.; lovely wooded lot. Easy
terms.
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
SPECIALIZING IN VA. SINCE 1926
CHI. 5057 CHI. 431l,
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ALEXANDRIA. VA

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
500 W. Windsor Ave. open / It'll
dark. Jefferson Park is sought
after residential area. It has fine
See this splendid brick home Of 4
bedrms.. ga baths. a light rec. rm.
with f1repl, maids rnl. and at
tached garage. At the price of
p SfTRSEisc1f9fo over Russell I'd. to
West Windsor ave, west to BOG and
OPEN sign. VERA p. SAMUELS,
KI: S-611S; ewes. and Sun, TIE
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HOUSES SALIVA. (cont. }

R;ANCH-TYPE RAMBLER near Wash.
scaped. A-acre lot; EaraTe. utility
a amdi poTehes. no steps; stone front
n Smd nnr ep,n,e bedrms;. etc. Out
overpass to mersine road. right to-
;lsn oWSE e. f cn 1893 e aOi or o sI
P: .s'' sassRg c. a2a e;sss
cSGEM TO HAMILTON. VA. VIE vher.
life Is at its best and there YOU
VIII md q house Just suited to your
nne esns and poeketbook; red brick;
rooms and bath all on one floor;
basement. as wen as 2-car built i'm
garage at only S17.5OO. Gail Mr..
Whaley at Hamilton 2731 or our
s STEELE once MecA ri; s-5o@6. MAR
Io EyVN! E OFFERS NEW brick Cape
rent; vacant: a real bargain. Can
s:RRM. if BxutNGA., approx. mile from
6Hschts; 81 1000 down, bal. like rent.
ES Nv b5Rse XXI. s-1a2o or ia. 5-6540.
FOR p SALE BY OWNER. s-bedrm,
nriGk rambler located in heart OF
Fails Church. This home is complete
IN IN. an respects. Beautiful large lot
D Ti1n picnic C., table; outside firepl..
any reasonable offer since he is ieav-
ing town shortly. $40 Riley At
Falls CHI. Va. JE. 1901.
By OWNER, 3 bedrm., lge. wooded
lot. nigh eley.. liv. rm., din. L,
large t storage house. curhs and gut
loan, versatile terms. 2O16 Grifith
on THE PRET TIES; r 81. N Sh y. G.
Lot sOxl 80. big trees. lawn slopes to
s street. 6edrms.' gas heat, new GE
!s[ ne snd sstsSses sgsSSe a sna house %os
NEW BRICK CAFE ,ias. co s. vita TislS tirep,
ana ss,a acre lot. Is min. to Penta-
gTni ". go cash may handle. Call
$500. GSHS boW VII !sTi. rambler; ? he'd.
rms ST. full ssmt.,. kit, with dish
arlington loo. Asking only $l6.95O;
e essS 7 t1Tms; e Gn F. WoolPRoE. INC
5.RM. FRAME REs ffHani9ss' on 10 =
acres. near Fort Belvoir on U. s.
Route l: Can be zoned commercial
Ior business and residence. Cali
8 Me- IaS5d ausSToN' Ensleside 255-w.
2-story. 2-bedroom home. woodland
setting: near stores. bus, school;
10 minutes to Pentagon or l4th st
Bridge. Attractiyely renovated. this
nome definitely has sufficient merit
10 warrant your inspection, so drive
pike 70 s. coium fssn left t on G0 coInm
e s. Dinwidd,e,i ri Fight a,so on g. 3. Din Dim
Gq lSoE3GE T. BRuMBAcK, ia,
ROOM HOUSE, 2 acres land, no
bath, Price, S4,10O. Browning
o.RM: FRAME RESIDENCE with ga
H Ea9s; 1sar E 5s5s sslVsiT Call Mr.
roo arlington !, souTH-5-
Convenient to Pentagon. Naval
room ,Anchor;fenced lot. Fine Fine
eSS aif o%NrR. Prize ps z7i SEls,95S;
BRICK BUNGALOW. $1,000 SAVED
l nnn,, AZ priek bungalow, located in
realty company fo ~ sas,oSseol.i - oTnep
now selling for SI2.95O. Liy. rn1.
with firepl.. din. rm.. equip. Kit,
nedrms;, expan. attic. storm win.
new heating system. Excel shrub
-oeIy ana landscape. Call FA. 1920.
STONE ON q ACRES-On Shirley
hhiTS.; ige; liv: rm;. din. rm.. equip.
bedrms,; bath and study on End.
6smt: 81 900. Good terms.
bERNICE CARTER DAVIS
Realtor XII S-4ook
SI2.49O; Open 1-dark, 2-bedrm. ma
sorry BUNGALOW. full bsmt., gas &C.
neat level lot near bus. Easy terms.
ferson Village Shop. Cenfer fHn-
nnondale rd.) 2 blks., turn right on
E MeSItmoreland to sign.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
CHOICE
HOMES
OLDE ALEXANDRIA.

oLDE ALEXANDRIA.
$3.50 = the price Of this B-room
row. Equipped kitchen, basement,
OIL NV. heat; needs some repair.
Terms to be arranged.
HOLM HALL.
Charming 3-bedroom brick rambler in
Al condition; de luxe equipped kit,
including Bendix washer; choice cor
ner lot with attractively fenced rear
CURED and assume GI loan. BY
appointment only.
YATES GARDENS.
II you've never seen these charming
appoint Gs n now At to maKs
living rm. dining rm. combination
with fireplace and random width
oak hoors, equipped kitchen. 2 bed
rms. tiled bath; walled rear yard
offers much privacy; full basement
and oil INV. heat. $4,000 cash re-
uuired.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
Newly redecorated and conveniently
located. This neat home is ready for
immediate occupancy; = bedrms..
kitchen. including dishwasher and
disposal and breakfast nook on first
door; rec. I'm. in basement; expan-
sion attic; screened front porch
oil INV. heat; fenced yard. Real
bargain at $4,000.
NEW RAMBLER
This may be your next home II you
act NOW. 3 bedrooms, large living
room with picture window and fire.
place framed with bookcases; excep-
large basement with outside en-:
rance; high elevation and attractive
wrong. See it todayi
BRADDocK HEIGHTS
II you've been waiting for prices Il
go down, here is your. chance a,
S1s.500. This stone and frame Co.
lonial is q real buy. Living room
With fireplace; dining room: eeuippee
floor. 2 good bedrooms and bath End
Oil INV. heat, garage. level lot
Near Georse Mason School. Shown
by appt.
HOME OR INVESTMENT
7-room brick bungalow with over /.
acre Of land in excellent location
on No. l hwy. Living room with
fireplace, den, dining room. . large
bedrms.. bath. kit. and Q screened
porches LIST floor. huge bedroom
and bath UP. Rec. rm. with fireplace
in basement. Near schools anc
churches. Very fairly priced OIL
$4,000.
FOR THESE AND OTHER
OUTSTANDING VALUES. CALL
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
22O6 Mt. Vernon Ave-. Alex. Va.
TIE. 2442 AL. 0078 TIE. 576(
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FRANCONIA

FHANCONIA
COUNTRY HOME WITH CITY
CONVENIENCES
Two bedIms.. liv. rm., bath,
kit; gas cook stove. Electric
refgr. Oil heat. Half acre
Of ground. Barbecue Dit in
yard. Beautiful trees. Excel.
lent neighborhood. S2,7OO DIN.
eoo AL hS Ss M0c IA TE. 7a4s
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peter ]. hagan
OFFERS
HOMES OF DISTINCTION
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TIL 8

OFFERS
HOMES OF DISTINCTION
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TIL 9
COUNTY, E5s'ss 51v1so
Lovely 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod: Isl
fir. consists of large liv. rm., open
firepl.. 2 nice bedrms,: spaciou:
bedrms.. ' tulI ' bath; my fui IT, dayi aht
porch; house situated on lovely
lz-ac. lot: truly a wonderful home,
built with prewar material; spotless
condition Dir: Out N. H., ave
Risss I'd: turn left. follow Riggs
house.
5000 49th AVE. COLLEGE PARK
Exquisite new II STORY. 6-rm., 2-bath
brick home featuring spacious liv.
rm. with frepl. and picture window;
roomy kit; l bedrm. and full tiled
bath LIST floor. 2 extra large bedrms.
and full tiled bath End floor. Full
dry bsmt.; built-in gar. Brick re-
tanning wall: full front yard. Can
not DC Qup1caLeQ az THIS prlce
Builder leaving town. Act now, d.
RECTIONS: Out Baltimore blvd.
past Md. q. to Greenbelt I'd, right
on Greenbelt I'd. to r. I. ave-, left
on r. /. ave. to Blackfoot I'd. left
on Blackfoot I'd. 10 49th ave. right
to 9030.
$4,000
b702 S7th Ave. West Hyatts., Md
Overwhelming Is the word for this
lovely all-brick home featurine
spacious liv. I'm. with hrepl.; sepa-
rate din. rm.; Eoomy kit; 2 lovely
floor; 2 nice bedrms. 2nd floor; full
bsmt. with up-to-the- minute rec
rm.; outside entr.- and toilet. Alu.
minum storm windows; Diet. screened
patio; outside firepl.: driveway. Lot
has too many appointments to
enumerate. You must see this home
to realize its beauty. Owner has
spent more than he Is asking. Love-
ly street in this most desirable Sec
ton. See 1t now. Directions: Queens
Chapel I'd. to Hamilton st., right on
Hamilton to 37th ave. left to open
house.