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LECALS

Notice of Administration
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY.
Having duly qualified as Admin
istrators of the estate of Frank
M. Miller, deceased, of Buxton,
Dare County, North Carolina, we
hereby give notice to all persons
indebted to his estate to come for
ward and make immediate settle
ment; and those holding claims
against the said estate will present
tn m for payne mt within
TWELVE MONTHS from the date
of this notice or it will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
This June %, 1854.
Sybil M. Folb and
Millicent M. Osman,
Administrators. T-7-2-6tc
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SPECIAL ATTENTION! DIR. Ralph
Shell, Foot Specialist, conducts
a Foot Clinic on Monday of each
week at PIT State Bank Building
in Greenvile, N. C. DR.. Shell treats
feet and fits shoes scientifically for
men, women and, children. Hours
$50 until 500. For further infor-
nation write to the Shell Foot
Clinic, ia West Caswell Street,
Kinston, N. C. or call 4472.
H-7-22-tfc
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creation Center, Middletown
from 5 to 8 pm. Ham and fried
chicken with all the trimmings
will be served. Proceeds of the
sale will go to the new Parson-
age fund. Public invited.
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BEAUTIFUL fancy leafed calad-
iams $1.50; Geraniums in bloom
SOC and 75e; foliage plants 50c
each; Crotons $3.50 each; and
many other plants in our green
house. Roanoke Island Gardens,
Manteo. N. C. T-tf
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FARMERS make $40 daily selling
Scotch-lite mail box signs that
shine at nite-no experience or in
vestment required-Every mail box
owned good prospect as P. o. rul-
ing requires name on mail boxes
Unlimited field-Pleasant interest
ing work and your money every
job for retired person
on pension or social security; also
good for women-Free sample
outfit. Write Permanent Sign Co.,
1904 1st Avenue S., Minneapolis,
MINI. P-7-29-3tc
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FOR SALE: Six purebred Duroc
Jersey Bears, three ~ to four
(4) months old, average weight
one hundred (100) lbs, subject to
be registered in purchasers name.
Price 35 cts. per Id. at farm. w. w.
Watson, Lake Landing, Hyde Coun-
ty, N. C. H-7-15-4tc
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Open year round. ANDERSON'S
SUPER MARKET. For rental in
formation write ANDERSON'S
BEACH COTTAGES, Kitty Hawk.
In North Cardinals Far-Famed
Mays Head Kitty Hawk Region.
12-l9-tfc
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WANTED: Old clocks, seachests,
lamps, etc. Send description and
price wanted to Paul S. Barnhart,
1923 E. Middle Street, Hanover, Pa.
H-7-15-6tp
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LADIES OF CHRISTIAN
CHURCH SERVE SUPPER

The Ladies of Middletown
Christian Church will sponsor a
supper Saturday, July 81, in Re
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Notice of Administration
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY.
Having this day duly qualified
as Administrative of the estate of
Lonnie Bland Greet, deceased of
MAINS Harbor, Dare County,
North Carolina, ! hereby give not
ice to all persons indebted to his
estate to come forward and make
immediate settlement; and those
holding claims against his estate
will present them for payment
within TWELVE MONTHS from
the date of this notice or it will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
This June %, 1854.
MARY CREEF, Administrative,
Manns Harbor, N. G. T-7-2-6tc
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SEVERAL used Underwood type
writers now ready for sale. Some
excellent values, both elite and plea
type. Also filing cabinets, stools,
etc. Times Printing Co., Inc, Man
teo, N. C.
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CUPBOARD MOTOR REPAIR
ING: Repairs all makes cupboard
motors. Power lawn mowers and
air-cooled engines. Complete line
of parts. Work guaranteed. Alex
Davis, Wanchese. Phone 248-J2.
T-3-12-tfc
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WANTED: Old clocks, sea chests,
lamps, etc. Describe and price
wanted to Paul S. Barnhart, 1923 E.
Middle St., Hanover, Pa. T-7-16-6tp
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FOR RENT: Ccracoke, N. c. Large
house, furnished. Water front.
For details contact Mrs. Nina Will
liams Warren, 636 Mass. Ave-, Nor
folk, Va. Tel. $3.50. T-7-23-2tp
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ITCHY INSECT BITES, malaria
impetigo sores, and sun burns
and blisters are readily relieved
with soothing white, stainless
SWISS OINTMENT from O'Neal's,
Belhaven. P-7-15-4tp
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L 0 S 7

A green and yellow Parakeet.
Answers to name of Pete. Talks
well. Reward of $4,000 if return
ed to the Arlington Hotel, Mays
Head, N. c. Owner of Parakeet,
Mr.. w. M. Virgins, Wilson, N. c.
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FOR SALE: One Registered Jer-
sey Cow-third (3rd) calf born
July End. Will milk five ~ gal
Ions per day, properly handled. A
splendid dairy or family prospect.
Price TWO HUNDRED $4,000
DOLLARS. w. w. Watson, Lake
Landing, Hyde County, N. C.
H-7-15-4tc
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN:
Used gas refrigerators, excellent
condition; very reasonable. Phone
Kill Devil Hills 1921. T-6-18-tfc
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FOR SALE: l Chevrolet truck, g
ton, 1862 model, 10000 actual
miles. Equipped with new 8O-bex
fish body. Price reasonable. Call or
write Willie R. Newsome, Halter
as, N. C. T-7-16 Ste
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statesmen WANTED. Opportu-
nifty for you. Both Rural and
City Localities available now for
Rawleigh Dealers. Buy on credit.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. NCG-480-
26O, Richmond, Va. H-7-22-1tp
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FOR SALE-One model 81 Crown
Chrysler Marine Engine with
one and one-half to one reduction
gear. Reconditioned throughout.
New manifold, generator; recondi-
toned starter and carburetor.
New ring and valve job. Reasona-
BILE. Apply at office DIR. H. ]. Liver
man, Engelhard. Phone 271 or 281.
HPT-7-15-2tc
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LOST: A green and yellow para
keet. Answers to name of Pete.
Lost from Arlington Hotel, Mays
Head, N. C. Finder contact Mrs.
Hayman or Mrs. Peel at Arlington
Hotel. Reward of $4,000 for his
recovery. T-7-23--2tp
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FOR SALE: Property on Roanoke
Island-One lot, so #. by IT'S
feet, Alma Street, Roanoke Park.
Apply Mrs. Frances Gray or call
Manteo 165-W. T-7-16-3tc
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EXPERIENCED WAIT R E S S
wanted for immediate employ
ment at Owens Cafe, Mays Head,
N. C. Phone Mays Head 1851.
T-7-23-3tc
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BOOKKEEPING and all kinds of
clerical work done by day or
hour. Letter writing and mimeo-
graph copies, Notary Public. Ralph
L. Roper, Phone Engelhard 1877.
H-5-2O-tfc
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HAVING A BABY? See our an
nouncement cards. Pink or blue.
TIMES PRINTING CO., Inc, Man
teo. tt
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MAKE MORE MONEY. You cal

qualify yourself in 6 months.
Jobs waiting-enron now and quail
ify for one of these jobs. Charles
Beauty School, Gil High ST., Ports
mouth, Va. P-6-17-10tp
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FOR SALE: Cottage in Kill Devil
Hills; Groom, 2 baths, lot 50x
$50, on highway, $4,000. Terms
$500 down, $40 per month. Also:
lots at $1000-$10O down, $40 per
month. Phone Norfolk $1,000 or
1886. T-7-23-tfc
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WANTED TO BUY - House and
lot on ocean. Write me what
you have. A. w. Drinkwater.
Phone 26, Manteo, N. C. If
f-22-tfc
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THE BOY IN SERVICE, or ole
friends or relatives a long Kay
from home. will appreciate the
gift of a years subscription to
this newspaper, only $3.50. 1t is
the cheapest, surest and best way
% send them a letter from home
each week. Don't delay; buy it to-
law We mail if each week If
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MOSQUITO AND SAND FLY
BITES, sun burns and blisters
are readily relieved with the old
tried and true soothing SWISS
OINTMENT prescriptio n.
O'NEAL'S DRUG STORE.
P-6-17-4tp
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Always wear gloves when re-
pairing rusty or barbed fences.
Use only an approved electric
fence controller. Keep electric
cords in good condition; use only
moisture-proof cords outside;
heavy rubber cords for motors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
White Sox Have 81 Signed;
Orioles Make Slow Proqress

ers and Pitcher Bob Habenicht
today, following receipt of
signed contracts from Outfielder
Jim Fridley and Pitcher Charles
Locke yesterday. But the Orioles
have signed only seven players.
The Yankees got Outf1elder
Hank Bauer and Pitcher Steve
Kraly in the fold. Bauer has
been with the Yankees five full
seasons and has been on pen
nant-Winning and world cham
pionship teams each year. Kraly
had 1872 record with Bing-
hamton, N. Y. last season before
moving up with the parent club
to lose two games.
Billy Cox, the Dodgers pol
ished third baseman. returned
his contract unsigned but indi-
Gated his Brooklyn bosses can
increase the figures a trifle and
land him
Lou BriSsie. who returned
from Europe following World
War II with shattered left leg
and overcame that handicap in
rise to the majors, was sold by
Cleveland to its Indianapolis
farm club. The left-hander
pitched in 80 games in relief
last year without figuring in a
decision. He won IA games with
the Philadelphia Athletics as a
rookie in 1948 and leaves the
major league scene with a 44-48
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Continued From Page A-sO

Antonelli and Liddle," he added.
Well know more about how we
stand when spring practice be-
gins"
Thomson had been sought by
the Braves since last September,
mainly to give the team a sound
No. 4 hitter. He has been with
the Giants for eight years and
his batting average has fluctuat-
ed considerably from the high of
.315 for a few games in 1916 to a
low OF .248 in '48. But in the
last three years he has been most
consistent in the slugging de-
partment. In 1851 he had 80
homerS. 101 runs batted in and a
.293 average; in 1852, "a homers,
lO8 runs batted in and .270; last
year, 26 homers. LOG runs batted
in and .288.
I'VE hated to give up Antonelli
and Liddle," said John Quinn,
Braves general manger, but we
had to have a hard-hitting out
fielder and were desperate for a
second-string catcher. We had
five or six meetings with the
Giants before coming to an
agreement, but I think now we
have solved our problems"
Fifth Best Average
Antonelli. regular starter last
year, won't be "a until April.
He received bonus estimated
at $4,000 for signing with the
Braves in 1948. Despite illness
and injuries last year, he posted
a 1912 record and a 3.19 earned
run average, fifth best in the
league.
Liddle. who is ~. was used
mostly in relief and had a 3.O7
earned-run average in his first
year in the majors. He won 7
and lost 6. st. Claire, 80, had a
200 batting mark in SO games
and has limited at retiring. Klaus,
who had fiunked two former
major league trials. is up from
Toledo. where he batted PTS in
la contests.
Calderone. who will be q Sat-
urday. has had only two seasons
in the majors. He batted .299
in "a games for the Giants in
1850 and .222 last summer in IS
contests. He was in military
service the two intervening years.
He gave a hint Of stardom while
at st. Paul in 1949, batting .316
in go games.
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Brennan
Continued From Page AID


from South Bend, and George
Craft. g. ot-3, 1875 pound
Ohioan.
Another Mount Carmel alum
nus, 5-foot-10, 190-pound Frank
Pinn, is an explosive type full
back.
Also returning are such vet
Grams as Quarterback Guglielmi
Halfback Joe Heap, Guards Jack
Lee and Fred Mangia,ardi
Tackle Sam Palumbo and Frank
Varrichione, Center Dick Szy-
manski. and Halfbacks Paul
Reynolds and Don Schaefer. The
19-year-old Schaefer, quarter
back from Pittsburgh, Is slated
to replace All-American Johnny
Lattner at right talf
Brennan, freckle:-faced and
sandy-haired, looks no more
than his age. He is quiet and
calm. and impresses those who
know him by his poise. He mar
ried his hometown sweetheart
from Milwaukee, the former
Mary Louise Kelley, and has two
children.
While Leahy's income was es-
timated at over $4,000 annu-
ally from radio. television, speak
ing. Endorsements and other out
side business connections. Bren-
nan is believed to be starting on
a three-year contract calling fol-
$4,000 a year.
While Terry's age was consid-
cred against his chances of get
ting the post, Leahy secuted that
talk.
Terry is a very talented young
man who borders almost on the
| genius as COACH" he said. His
! age is no barrier. Coaching is
a young mans game. Terry will
make good"
Brennan was thrilled and
humbled" at being selected. But
his new responsibility docs not
alarm him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

STARKVILLE, Miss, Feb. O.
Young Darrell Royal faced a
tough problem at Mississippi
State today after fate added an
ironic touch to the almost unex-
pected realization of his football
ambitions.
The 29-year-old native of
Hollis, Okla, now serving as
head coach of the Edmonton
Eskimos of the Canadian pro
league. was named head coach
yesterday. succeeding Murray
Warmath, who resigned last Fri
day to take over as head coach
at Minnesota.
Royal will return next week to
State where he served as an
assistant in 1852 and helped
Warmath install the tricky split
T offense and give State its most
successful season in five years.
But Royal returns a year too
late to capitalize on the quar-
terbacking of Jackie Parker,
whom he helped transform from
an untried Junior college prod
uct into star quarterback.
Ben Hilbun, Mississippi State
president, and Athletic Director
c. R. Dudy) Noble said Royal
was signed to a four-year con-
tract and is expected to report
within a week to set up the
spring football practice schedule
Terms of the contract were not
disclosed.
Royal learned his split-T
playing under Bud Wilkinson at
Oklahoma and he is recognized
as one Of footballs ranking au-
thorities on the split-T.
! The young Oklahoman began
his coaching career at North
Carolina State in 1850. He
moved to the University of Tulsa
in 1851 as backf1eld coach be-
fore taking over at State in the
same capacity.
Royals role in the develop
ment of Parker was hailed as
one of his major achievements.
Parker established a Southeast
ern Conference scoring record
with 100 points in 1852 and led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
TfsE HIcH ScHooLsQ,

officer of the Dental School there.
I'VE played basketball to-
gether in the seventh grade"
Sault volunteered. In Hawaii"
Tayloe has been in China, ia
pan and other places. Last year
he played basketball at Wilson
High in Portsmouth. Va. while
Sault, who also has done extern
sive travelling. was in Springfield,
Pa. near Philadelphia. When
Sault arrived in this area, Tayloe
already was here.
A straight-A student. Sault
wants to go to Princeton to study
business administration. Tayloe
said he wanted to study medicine
as his father did, but did not
plan service career. A brother,
Hinton, %, is a lieutenant in the
Marines at Quantico.
Sault has been around. too. His
father was Navy officer during
World War II and spent consid-
cradle time in the Far East.
$50 he got out of the Navy
and became a civilian with the
Government and they send him
to Japan" Larry said. I'VE fol-
lowed him-my mother and my
three brothers. they're all
younger-and me. I never really
played any basketball until my
sophomore year here. I played
little in Japan in the eighth
grade, but we were travelling dur
ing the best season."
Cornelius. a husky. 6-foot-3la
football end, said he plans to
go TO Kentucky University to
study business administration. A
football scholarship awaits him
at Kentucky.
There are Others" Jud said.
"Dickie Hill. Norman Sheetz,
Bobby Connolly. Roman
Romans only 5-foot-5. but you
can't keep him out. He has too
much hustle. And there's Dave
Cherry. Howard Settler, Jimmy
Talentino. Bill Johnston, Dave
Melton and Jerry Nettleton.
This is real good job with
kids like this. They're smart;
they want to win
Someone asked Jud what
brought MIN to this area.
Il don't know. In way l
guess my uncle is responsible.
He's an eXcavator. He lives in
Rockville. I used TO visit him,
so when graduated from
Springfield College, I wrote
letter down here. I just liked
this area"
Judkins spent four years at
Montgomery Hill Junior High
before moving to B-CC. This
is his first high school head
coaching job.
Just for the record. judi"
the visitor asked, Whats your
first name?"
weymouth he said. That's
why everybody calls me judi"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

Thirty-one of the 40 players
on the Chicago White SoX roster
have signed. with Third Base
man Joe Kirrene and Inflelder
Neil Berry joining the list OF
satisfied players today. Minnie
Minoso, the teams leading hit
ter, is among the nine players
remaining aloof.
Kirrene, discharged from the
Coast Guard last month after
serving three years, batted 1893
with Colorado Springs in 1850
He is %, stands 60 and weighs
1872.
Berry, 81, came to the White
Sox from the st. Louis Browns
late last season. He batted .271
in 81 games for both clubs.
Nelson Fox, Chicago's scrappy
little second baseman, signed yes
terday. He had the fewest strike
outs in the league among regular
players. 10, but led the club in
hits with 178 and in doubles
with 81.
The Chicago Cubs added five
players to their signed list and
now have q in the fold. Pitch
ers Turk Lown. Jim Brosman,
John Pyecha and Don Watkins
joined Infielder Chris Kitsos in
returning signed contracts.
Baltimore is having more trou-
Bile. The Orioles received signed
papers from Infielder Roy Slew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Gu Hopes Boosted
By Bridgewater Win

Catholic University's basket
ball team, which upset Bridge
waters Eagles last night at Cp.
85-71, for it's second victory OF
the season. has hopes of making
it two in a row at Washington
Colleges expense tomorrow
night. That game also will be
played here.
Bridgewater. which blasted
Coach Miggs Reilly's men. 10
As. in December. was out-huStled
last night. Bridgewater went
ahead at the start of the final
period, $3.50. but three straight
field goals by Red Weaver put
Gu back in front again and the
Cards pulled away to an easy
victory.
Bill Uber's floor work and the
sharpshooting of Tom McKavitt.
George Hughes and Hal Free
man hiehlighted Gus play. But
Coach Reilly gave full measure
of credit to Weaver's timely
scores and the defensive work
of Jake Kiefer. The latter took
over the task of guarding
| Bridgewater's Dick Miley after
he had scored most of his 20
points and stopped the Eagles
star
Catholics hopes Of taking
Washington College into camp
are based on a one-point loss.
68-67. suffered at Washington's
hands a couple OF months ago.
The Cards think they have i'm
proved enough to square &C
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Senators
CONTINUED From Page A-9)

Stadium, opening against the
Yankees here April l3. when
President Eisenhower is expected
to throw out the first ball.
The Senators get break in
that they face the Yankees only,
four times in their first 80 games.
Last year they were scheduled to
meet the Yankees six times and
the Red Sox five in their first
IA games. an arrangement that
got the Senators off to sput-
tering start. Washington will
play the dangerous Red Sox only
eight times in their first II
games. leaving ii to be played
with them in the stretch run.
Total Of So Night Games.
The Senators have As night
games scheduled at Griffith Sta
dunn and "a on the road. They
had so home night games booked
last year but played only As be-
cause of postponements. The
first night game here will be with
the Athletics April 10.
Baltimore's admittance to the
league will present unusual trips.
The Orioles are considered
western team for scheduling
purposes. and thus the Senators
will travel from Cleveland to
Baltimore to Chicago on one
jump and from Chicago to Balti-
more to Detroit on another.
The Senators will be the last
club to make an appearance at
Baltimore. not being scheduled
to play there until May 10. The
Orioles invade Griffith Stadium
for a three-game series April
81. Baltimore will open at De-
troit April 10 and will play its
first home game with the White
Sox April Is.
Washington has four double
headers scheduled here and eight
on the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Lambeau 10 Discuss Terms
With MeiIinqer Thursday

Steve Meilinger, the Kentucky
end who was the Redskins No.
draft choice, will come here
Thursday to talk over things
with club officials. Coach Curly
Lambeau said today.
I'VE haven't discussed terms or
anything else" Lambeau said
when asked if he thought Mel
linger would sign right away.
I'VE don't know what he wants.
Well talk about a lot of things"
Lambeau and his staff are de-
voting their full time to lining
up players drafted in Philadel-
phia last week. In all, there are
IS players. counting those on the
Redskins reserve list, that he
wants to talk to. Curly said. He
hopes to get most Of those he
wants under contract within the
next month.
Those still in school and par
ticipating in winter or spring
sports cannot sign until they
have have completed their COLI
lege careers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Royal Faces Ironic Problem
As Mississippi State Coach

all major college players in the
scoring column that season.
KERRVILR, Tex, Feb. 2 (P).
H. N. tRusty) Russell resigned
as head football coach of
Schreiner Institute yesterday to
become coach at Victoria Jun
ior College.
Russell came to .Schreiner
last year after resigning at
Southern Methodist under alum
nj pressure. He had a record
of seven victories and three
losses here. Victoria is in the
new Longhorn Athletic Confer
ence.