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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
WIDER us. 264 is
EARLY AIM OF
SAA COMMITTEE
Efforts Will Be Made to Inn
prove Much Travelled
Road

Reactivation of the U. S. 264
Committee of the Southern AL
bemarle Association, organized a
year ago at Swan Quarter, is one
of the early projects announced
by the Associations new presi-
dent, DR.. w. T. Ralph of Bel
haven, who stated this week that
a strong campaign would be
Waged to get this important high
way widened and Strengthened
between Swan Quarter and
Washington.
Already, strong endorsements
from the County Boards of Hyde
and Beaufort have been enlisted,
and facts about this roads in
adequacy will be assembled to
present to the Highway commits
sion.
The road was one of the first
roads built under the Morrison
$50,000,000 bond issue, and was
designated for the traffic of
nearly 80 years ago. 1t is mar
row road, only 16 feet, and in
most places the shoulders are in
adequate. 1t has several difficult
and dangerous curves. Since it
was built, in the days of the
model T Ford, new demands have
come upon it. The enormous boat
trade now is on wheels. The
hauling of logs, of lumber, of
large produce-laden trailers of
merchandise and farm produce,
and a heavy tourist traffic jam
this 60mile thorofare to the
limit.
When the day comes that Gro
atan Sound is bridged, it will be
a sad one, if by then the road has
not been improved far beyond its
present condition.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
CAN COUNT NOW
ON ONLY 10 FIT.
THROUGH CANAL
Entire Inland Waterway Re-
duced, Due to Lack of
Funds for Maintenance

Wilmington. The Whining
ton District of the Corps of En-
gineers has advised that defense
considerations since the opening
of hostilities in Korea have caus-
ed the controlling depth of the
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway
in North Carolina to be reduced
by two feet from the project
depth of II feet at mean low
water.
In fact, the office reports, only
about $150,000 year is expended
to maintain the 315 miles of the
Waterway from the Virginia
border to Little River, S. C.
The established project depth
of II feet, mean low water, de-
fines the depth to which dredg-
ing is accomplished when main
tenance becomes necessary, the
office says, explaining further
that when shoaling to 10 feet
occures, the channel in that area
is dredged to full project depth.
The channel width varies from
80 feet in land cuts to 800 feet
in natural waters.
Continuous maintenance to full
project depth, the District OBJ
serves, could be justified only in
the event that there should be
considerable change in the ma
ture or quantity of traffic on the
waterway. This traffic currently
is about 100000 tons of cargo
and 5000 passengers a year. In
this connection, General B. L.
Robinson, Deputy Chief of En-
gineers for Construction, said, re-
Gently that ''we must recognize
that there will be reduced funds
in the foreseeable future for
water resource projects" because
of high priority of defense needs.
Dredging is being limited" he
emphasized, Ito restoring water
way and harbor channels to
depths required for existing ira
fife on those projects essential
to national defense"
General Robinson is a former
Division Engineer of the South
Atlantic Division and is well ac-
quainted with water resource
problems in North Carolina.
Fortunately, the waterway
keeps itself clear in many stretch
es to depths ranging up to Is
feet. Experience and knowledge
of the channel tend to indicate
where shoaling is likely to occur,
and field parties routinely sur
vey such areas to determine the
need for dredging.
The latest surveys show the
following controlling depths in
the links indicated: Neuse River
to Morehead City, 1913 feet;
Morehead City to Swansboro,
Ill feet; and 1913 feet from
Swansboro to New River.
In all other stretches, IL feet
or more is available, except in
See CANAL. Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
MANY DARE FOLK
WANT OCRACOKE
TO JOIN COUNTY
Sentiment Prevails in Favor
of Joining Hands With
Sea Bound Island

A graphic letter published last
week by Col. Marvin Howard of
Ocracoke Island has aroused
much interest along the Outer
Banks, in Manteo, and other
areas of Dare County. Consensus
of opinion is that the already
pleasant ties existing between
the two areas should be strength
ened, and that this might be best
accomplished by becoming one
political subdivision.
Col. Towards article dwelt at
length upon Ocracoke's past, pre-
sent, and its future hopes. He re-
cited the disadvantages through
the years because Ocracoke was
orphaned by wide waters, MAX
ing it impossible for its people to
get the maximum satisfaction
from being a part of it's distant
county of Hyde. Now, he points
out, new changes have virtually
made it a part of Dare County,
and this new accessibility puts
its people in close touch with the
County seat of Dare, whereas it
is no closer to Hyde than before,
nor is there any possibility it
may be.
Theo. S. Meekins, born the
year Dare County was created in
1870, says in his opinion the peo-
pie of Dare should present
united invitation to Ocracoke
folk to join Dare County. I'VE
are interested in the same things,
and will depend on the same
things now and in the future.
We belong together"
Melvin R. Daniels, Dare Coun-
ty Register of Deeds, says, sit
would be greatly to the advan-
tage of both Ocracoke and Dare
to be in one county. 1t doesn't
take long for Ocracokers to get
to Manteo to do business. It
would save them lot of money
travel, and give them quicker
&c. BY all means we Would
& , me them. No one could be
n .oser."
Wallace R. Gray, Manteo attor-
ney, native of Cape Hatteras says
We are all one people and
should be together. Our families
are connected by marriage, and
our business interests are the
same. Our future must depend
on each other. I would like to see
us under one flag"
Lawrence Swain, head of the
Dare County Tourist Bureau
says: IF Ocracoke people would
like to join us, would be happy
to welcome them. We are set up
to boost the tourist business and
right now our efforts help Ocra-
coke and can do much more for
it in future. We need more visit
ing and cooperation between
communities, and I was pleased
with the spirit of Col. Towards
letter.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
MRS. MISSOURI DUDLEY
DIES AT AVON MONDAY

Mrs. Missouri James DUDLEY,
81, died at her home in Avon
about 10 o'clock Monday night,
following an illness of six
months. She was the wife of
Ernest B. Dudley, who survives
her. She was the daughter of the
late Jonesph M. and Mary Austin
Gray. Other survivors are one
daughter, Mrs. Walter Williams
of Colington; two brothers, San
ders P. Gray and Mitchell j.
Gray fAvon; two sisters, Mrs.
Pritchard Gray and Mrs. Sadie
Scarborough of Avon; and four
grandchildren.
Mrs. Dudley was a member of
the Assembly of God Church at
Avon. Funeral services were con-
Quoted Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock at the PentecostaI Holt
ness Church in Colington, John
Rasnick officiated. Burial was in
the Colington cemetery.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
FOUR SUFFER BROKEN
BONES IN AUTO MISHAP
Earl Green's Car Collides With
CrOatan Fish Co. Truck Satur-
day Night Near ManteO

Four people suffered broken
bones, severe cuts, and bruises
Saturday night about two o'clock,
when the new Chevrolet of Earl
Green of Manteo collided with a
big trailer owned by the Croatan
Fish Co. of Manns Harbor, driven
by a negro, James Edward Rick
ard, 33, of Engelhard, company
employee.
Earl Green suffered a broken
left arm, cuts and bruises, Mrs.
Green, whose head went through
the windshield, had broken right
ankle and a cut across the fore
head which required 40 stitches.
Passengers in the car were Mr..
and Mrs. H. 7. Gaskins, Mr.. Gas
kins suffered broken nose and
two broken legs, and Mrs. Gaskins
three broken ribs.
The party had been playing can
asia Saturday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Fearing, Jr.,
and had gone to Sunnyside to take
Norman Brantley home. On re-
turning to Manteo they collided
with the traitor, which they said
was swung across the road in the
dark, the truck itself facing north,
and its lights preventing a view
of the traitor.
Richard was jailed, charged with
reckless driving. Reports indicate
he had been having a good time
with the truck all evening.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
RESTRICTIONS ON
HUNTERS TIGHTEN
IN NORTH STATE
Law Passed This Year in Ra-
leigh Aimed at Tres
pdSSerS

While little publicity has been
given it, a law passed in the 1853
Legislature known as House Bill
220 should be of much general
interest in this section where
hunting is a predominant sport.
This law provides penalties for
trapping or hunting on the lands
of another, and near legally es-
tablished blinds. For general in
formation, the law is herewith
printed as obtained from the
volume of public laws in the
office of the Clerk of the Court:
An Act To Amend General Sta
tutes 113-120.1 Relating to Tres
passing On Posted Property To
Hunt, Fish or Trap,
Section l. Article 10A of Chap
ter 113 of the General Statutes is
hereby rewritten to read as
follows:
Sec. 113-1201. Trespass for
purposes of hunting, etc, without
written consent a misdemeanor.
Any person who willfully goes
on the land, waters, ponds, or
legally established water fowl
blind of another upon which
notices, signs or posters, des-
cribed in Section 113-1202, pro-
hibiting hunting, fishing, or trap
ping, or upon which posted"
notices have been placed, to hunt,
fish or trap without the written
consent of the owner or his agent
shall be guilty of a misdemeaner
and punished by a fine of not
more than fifty dollars ($50.00'
or by confinement in Jail for not
more than thirty days, provided
that, except as to water fowl
blinds, no arrests under authority
of this Section shall be made
without the consent of the owner
or owners of said land, or their
duly authorized Agents.
Sec. 113-120.2. The notices,
signs or posters described in Sec
ton 113-1201 shall measure not
less than ten inches by twelve
inches and shall be conspicuously
posted on private lands not less
than $50 yards and not more than
500 yards apart close to and
along the boundaries. At least
one such notice, sign or poster,
shall be posted on each side of
such land, and one at each cor
ner thereof, provided said corner
can be reasonably ascertained.
"Sec. 113-120.3. Any person who
shall mutilate, destroy or take
down any posted, mo hunting"
or similar notice, sign or poster
on the lands, waters, or legally
established water fowl blind of
another, or who shall post such
sign or poster on the lands,
waters or legally established
water fowl blind of another,
without the consent of the owner
or his agent, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and
shall be punished by "a fine of
not more than fifteen dollars
($15.00).
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
COURT CREDIT CARDS NO
GOOD IN PASQUATANK

jeremiah c. Wescott of Man
teo found he had no charge &C
count in Recorders Court in Eliz-
abeth City this week. His credit
was no good as it used to be
back home in Dare Recorders
Court. He didn't have the money
to pay $25 fine, so he has to do
so days on the roads. He was also
fined $50 for contempt of Court
for not appearing on time as
ordered. 1t was quite new ex-
perience for a Dare County
negro.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
ONLY IS MpH

In the account last week of the
court charge against D. A. Rogers
Jr., the charge was speeding at
IS m.p.h., and not rs.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
DON'T FORGET CHEST
X-RAY DATE IN DARE

DR.. w. w. Johnson of the Cur
rituck-Dare Health Department
reminds citizens of all commune
ties in Dare County of the mobile
chest X-ray survey, which began
in Dare on November IL. The
schedule is as follows: Kitty
Hawk Postoffice, November IL,
Kill Devil Hills Postoffice, Nov
ember 10; Manteo Health Office,
November IA; Hatteras Hotel,
November II; Buxton Postoffice
November 10; Avon school build
ing, November 10; Wanchese,
Ralph Tillett's store, November
90; Manns Harbor Methodist
Church, November 81.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
COLUMBIA WOMEN
ENJOYING HAWAII

Mrs. Blanche Cohoon and Mrs.
Effie A. Brickhouse, the post
master of Columbia are enjoying
a glorious trip made by air to
Hawaii in the mid-Pacific. Last
week they were touring the most
interesting and exotic points of
interest. Names like Oahu, Wax
Xxi, Kauia, and Honolulu will
live long time in memory with
them on their return, and they
will have glorious memories of
grand entertainment.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
IN MARINE HOSPITAL
AFTER FOOT INJURY

Darcy Etheridge of Wanchese
is in the Marine Hospital, Nor
folk, and has had one toe ampu-
tated as the result of an accident
at his home Sunday afternoon.
While in the yard, he stepped on
a loaded shotgun, which dis
charged and shot him in the foot.
He was given first aid by DR..
w. w. Johnson of Manteo and
taken later to the Hospital. He
is reported to be improving salts
factorily.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-13
wscs SEES pLAYET

The WSCS of Mount Olivet
Methodist Church met last
Thursday night, with Mrs. Ken
meth Ward as program leader. A
playet "The Sewers" was put on
by Mrs. Raw Jones, Mrs. H. r.
Ashmore, Miss Annie Laurie
Kee and Miss Thelma Jean Will
Jams.
Evening star., 1953-07-24
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS ". BU1LPiNG 1920 - New w., yoFt sS
desirable rooms to meet your re-
Es EVsn. AgPE Rpid,nE Fem M PEoPEE sds
DUPONT CIRCLE ONCE bldg; 1346
Conn ave-: offices available. AID.
1917 Tsth ST. N.w.-First toor;. 8
newly renovated. air-cond. If desired.
win rent individually. reas. ST
1000 a1S5SS 50. TT, plus ample free Ta1 PARK
ing; on busline; IN large close-in
fh2sRnz BERR H. fs6afE eoHEN GO g. a. a. + 81
5,4OO SO. FT.. approx. "a by 100;
ample free parking; on busline:, in
large close-in shopping center;
iasa sanzatl6n a96 cS ST. 0iher AEBER7 fi
BA1LE2s f92sfH cR6ssk6ADs1Sfr l9Gl cond.@ a2t
office remaining in new profess
sional bldg. in, Culmore shoppinl
s155ss or sA. sti397. -26
MEDICAL OFFICE-3315 18th st
NV. ind a. Call Ho. 2-535s or
EA 3-13s9 to inspect: 10
downtown location. RE. 7-226S. d
ACROSS FROM STATLER-Spaciou
office. parking adjacent OPTIONAL
Observation-Disclosures office. 5,
25; ample parking: reas. LO. As y.
F . ST. Il AT sth-Desirable space tc
meet every requirement: elevator
| reasonable. Apply $40 st. NV.
CORNER 10th AND PA. AVE, a4s
Pa. ave. n.w.-Desirable space. suit,
able for many purposes, good loc.
reaS.; elevator. Apply $40 F st. NV.
Room 10. --25
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

FOUR LOTS, beautifully located, on
main street in Glenarden. Maryland;
colored. Call MR.. BURNES, AD.
400 ACRES, close-in Va. adjacent
railroad siding and main road.
GAERTNER & ADAMS. ia. 2-O64O.
2.OOO-ACRE TRACT. close-in Va
-.ge. apt. project or development
possibilities; miles road frontage
on four main roads; adjacent grow
ing community; special price.
GAERTNER & ADAMS, ia 2-O640
WHEATON. MD.-Large. beautiful lot
over $4,000 So. #. Close in. Sac
rifice for cash, S2,10o. No dieker-
CAN BUILD . bungalows or rambler.
SOX115: paved sts.. all improv.
Total price; $1,000, terms. JARVIS,
LOTS to build 4-family nats; Is
available: .subdivided; sewer and
water. ready to go; cash or terms.
Desirable section, city of AleXan-
dria. Can MR.. GREEN, mornings,
oVERLOOKING PARK, OF 18th st.
in Rock Greek Park Estates-Beau-
tiful building site. with many lge.
oak trees. 12,011 50. #. Price
;,sI 5000. Phone ,s eyes, Miss Bland;
d CO.. DI. 7-6S30. IA
Evening star., 1953-07-24
MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH 1851 $50 &C. for sale or
paint Job. Phone South 5-7343. 20
194S; low mileage; all ex-
traS; $500 or best offer. Call JU.
7-6059 after 6 pm. -2S
BSA 1858; 1000 mi; going into serv-
ice; will sell for best offer: take over
1852 HID. "74"; blue and white:
windshield, buddy seat, saddle bags;
in topnotch shape: $500. OIL.
1850 "74",
oily; peri: cond.; can finance;
1909 Wis. ave, AID. 4-1722. 20
Evening star., 1953-07-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

600 So. FIT. COOL. modern bsmt.,
pvt. entr., pvt. parking lot: Balti-
more blvd, Hyattsville. Md. WA.
l.5oo. So. FIT. new End. commercial.
Ro5Hsssr Se1!m1sSs eS eSr nS lsad sssS4 S4hI g s
ESSO GASOLINE STATION. on one
Of the business streets in Wash;
doing 10000 gal. mo. Must have
So1 SS:oo0s 20 e cash for stock. Inquire
wHkAToN HGE ASS5M' TSkifzNGLE-very Ssfsi Gss dssir-
able corner location Suitcase. 1000
%; f., $3.50 nslo incl utils. call = 10.
COMMERCiAL-Ideai spot for doc
sorss tSs Ss sEs Ssntis WIN in ovT %hssSap sooa
REALTY Co. JU. 1880. Open
DEsIRAsIE rs I BIZ 1..-FL. sPAcE-sio PAcEH9 F
St; t. n'T Showcase privilege. Apply
NEAR EAR Eth III AND X SITS. NE.-s@all
ground for cold storage or con-
L.-oTooMEY. Jr.. Reaitor. RE.
esos s0SStSi Wis. AVE. BETHESDA. MD
parking. OIL. 2-6695; ewes. OIL.
RHsSTA4GRA!Nr-close.ln Va; seats
nearby. Box 1S4-K, Star. go
1887 COL. RD. N.W.-Choice loca-
tion for doctor, chiropodist. or any
prof use. Four rms. and bath on
2nd and 3rd. A.; approx. 1.,100 sa.
IT.; thousands of prospective Gus
toners Adjacent to Riggs Bank,
Food Fair and Giant Market. CO.
AGTo SHOWROOM, with service ia
cilities and Offices: $500 so. it.,
st commercial. on a main thorough
fare. Also suitable for other retail
or wholesale lines. Box 1891, Star.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION - Floor
space. 81 by 95; concrete floor;
reasonable. ME. S-S259. -26
LARGE STORE FOR LEASE
Very good loc., located on Marlboro
pike. u mile past D. c.. line. In
Maryland. Phone 10. S-0157 bet.
9 am. to 3 PM, or come out. to
inspect at 540S Marlboro pike.
Hillside MARYLAND Pc
Evening star., 1953-07-24
WATERF'T PROP. RENT tcont. |

BAY FRONT-Immaculate 6-rm. cot
tage directly on Chesapeake Bay in
exclusive North Beach Park; 35-ft.
screened porch facing water;
oedrms.. separate din. rI1., elec. kit,
modern bath; $350 for mo. Of Au-
paws cottage. lot 4. blk. 4. North
WHY SIZZLE--KEEP COOL on the
Bay. Selected cottage, vacant for
q week beginning this week end
Complete, with bath, hot and cold
water and all utils: $50 and S55 per
cies during August through Labor
Day. Stop by our ONCE or phone
Mr. Fowler, North Beach 1881 or
1851 any time. CHESAPEAKE CO.,
NC Rso:h at the stop sign, Chesapeake
coLoN1AIo cefSsSi Ia BEACH. yA.-Ise.- TSS nicely
furn.. mod. cottage: on water front;
6athrm.. tagn.. 2 porches. screened. Ii.
sHERSWooD FoREsr-Aps. in lodge,
rest Of season. Three bedrms.. 2
No. $50, Maid Marian Hill. Phone
sherwood Forest 265I. II
EDGEWATER, sunny Sec; mod. cot
tage; sleeps z; everything furn. eX-
eept linens; $40 wk. Annapolis s.
CoTTAGE-s35 week: $50 wk. ends;
linens optional. DI. 1891.
COTTAGE, Breezy Point. Md; avail
able July 26; $50 per week. Lo.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-Lovely g.
bedrm.. fall-bath, mod. home: scr.
pches; for mo. of Aug. AP. 7-6342.
N. B. PIX, Holland Point. Md.-Beach
reas. OIL. 2-7s19 or CO. 5-es53'
COLONIAL BEACH-EMILY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages. de-
tached apts.; spacious, cool; all cleo;
baths, hot water; pvt. pier; swim,
fish, crab, games; safe for children.
co. 5-061li eyes,, Mon. Thurs. 80
NEW CABIN on Currituck Sound;
property extends to ocean beach.
near Kitty Hawk, N. c.; S35 wk.
RA. 6-133S after q pm.
LONG BEACH-Several fully modern
cottages, ranging from l to 4 bed
rooms, everything furnished but
linens. Periods available: 81 to S-S,
S50-S60-S75-SS0 and S100: SIS to
SIS, $60-S70- -S75-SS0 and 500.
Later periods, full price range from
S55 to S1O0 Bookings closing fast.
make your reservations now. M. E..
ROCKHILL, INC, phone Prince
Frederick 30S-J. Mail address, St,
Leonard MARYLAND
Evening star., 1953-07-24
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLORED-TWO VERY desirable lots
at Longview Beach Club. Will sell
at cost WA 1889 or write Box
20. Brentwood, Md. ga
Evening star., 1953-07-24
BUSINESS PRoP.-SALE tcont.

COR. srd AND EYE SITS. NE
brick construction; floors, base.
ment. electric elevator. oil h.-w.h.;
occupied by u. s. Govt; yr.-to. -yr
lease; out-of-town owner prices, foI
quick sale. this valuable property
which may be kept for income Oh
used fol. any business; will accept
reasonable cash payment and take
back balance in lst trust,
GEO. S. KING CO.
Realtor
LU. 4-25o1 2110 Nichols Ave. Sc
Evening star., 1953-07-24
OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENTLoTs AND AcREAGES FOR SALE
(Continueo.) (Continued.D

AIR-COND. OFFICE in lawyers suite,
use of library, recep. and conf. rms.
SHERATON BLDG. I'll 14th st.
NV, ME. S-653S. 30
723 11th ST. NV. Combination cf-
flee and living quarters. Three rms.
kit, bath; util. furn. MIKE AsHA,
SINGLE OFFICE ROOMS available in
Otis Bldg, $40 18th st. NV. 20
11tb ST., near Park rd.-Entire End
H., approx. $500 SO. it.; daylight;
rear entr for delivery. Rent, $3.50
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ONCE avail
able at 1740 K NV; monthly leases
II desired; reasonable rents. RID
DELL REALTY CO., DI. 7-79OO.
VA. REAL ESTATE OFFICE-Small,
well-eauipped. air-cond.;. elev. serv-
ice; $475: suitcase. ia. 7-ll77,
Evening star., 1953-07-24

900 ACRES, close-in Va, frontage
on main roads; low price. GAERT-
NER & ADAMS, IA. 2-O64O. IA
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS atten-
tion. Direct from owner All States
(clean-cut farm)--3 miles North OF
Rockyille-long frontage on Rte
Rolling land iO1 in grass 4 and sod. fdeal
for. subdivision. Operated as cattle
and hog farm. Well watered and
fenced. Property includes modern
rambler residence Of two bedrooms
guest house tenant house and other
$500 per acre 1plus value of build
ings. you help appraise theml. See
by. appointment. RALPH TEUN1S
Ma 8-2305
FOUR SEMIDET. LOTS, Takoma PIX
Sewer, water. paved streets. 1880.
NEAR CARTON. yA.WM:acre lots,
mostly wooded; $3.50 to $3.50; good
terms. Ask operator for Vienna
sPRiNGFiELD FOREST, near shiSley
In,;yn, hTy, 15 min from Pentason;. . gently ntly
water; some beautifully wooded
some in grass; nice choice now, but
going fast; S1,695 up; S100 down
$50 mo. VERNON M. LYNCH &
SONS, Springfield, Va. XII. 9-595s
NClOSeQ SUM-. 30
2is up to 20 acres on Rte.
30l Grain hwy; Marlboro section.
Call HALL, Market 7-2414. -26
ROCK CREEK HILLS-A-acre corner
lot with tall trees and spring; a
beautiful home setting. Trades in
yited. INEz CUsHARD. EN-, 2:4232.
8 lge. lots, 80x110 avg. $4,000 ca;
high elevation. Construction Of 9
custom ramblers priced at $4,000
to begin. shortly. These may be
purchased before const. begins. Call
OIL. 4-4o37 to tnsp. lots and plans.
Nights and week ends, OIL. 2-2916.
FOR SALE-a-acre lot. we'll, electric,
tool shed; Little River Pines. Call
Browning 11S4-J-l or jackson 2
7777 for appointment. 20"
VA, near Franconia
overpasS on Shirley hwy. Adjacent
to new school; 100x345; level,
wooded. TIE. 6-6613. -25
NEAR EASTPINES, 200x250 it.. cleo
tricity and water water avail beaut,
REALTY CO. OIL A-2273