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HAYWOOD GARDENS
41Ol HAYWOOD PL.
MT, RAINIER, MD.

Just across the District line; / bus
fare: excellent bus Transportation
convenient to shopping center and
theater.
Nicely furnished apt: recep. hall. liy.
S105. incl. utils.; avail. Nov. 16.
Recep. hall. liv. rm., dinette. Q bed.
rms, kit. and bath: $124.20. incl.
utils: avail. Dec. /.
Plenty Of parking: lovely grounds.
Apply IN person. WA. 7-6200. 3
COLORED--FURNISHED and unfur-
nished apartments, Park I'd. NV:
recently decorated. Call RIA. 6-3f63.
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sITUATIoNs---DoMEsTlc

SETTLED WOMAN, white, refined
wishes position as housekeeper fol
elderly man; no children; good
home preferred. Box 2so-c. Star.
DAY WoRK-competent. reliable
woman Grooming prefered) for Mon,
y T1ssi Or Th9 TSr Can pc 2ssl2S
n nssseWq 81 1c chlla care. ga days
NEAT EAT co iisS0' WOMAN desire.
days work; exper. Cali any time,
GIRL, colored, wishes days work.
child care: part time or days wk.;
gen. housework; ref. DU. 1864
WOMAN, colored, desires days work
or part time evening work. LU-
ExRPfEiRaiiENCED CoLoRED WOMAN
desires 5 days or. part-time Job,
References. DE, 2-0469. 20
YOUNG, COLORED, wishes g.h.w. OF
days work. Experienced and refer
ences. HUI. 3-5931.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN, loves
children. wants baby sitting, days
work, Mon. Tues. and Wed. no.
COLoRED WOMAN wants days work
or part-time work. Ii. 4-S040.
COL0RED WOMAN, wishes Job; day
work. s days week. References. Ii.
6-2366.
COLORED GIRL. neat, experienced,
wants days work. Call co. 5-S74S.
COLORED GIRL desires lob as child
care and Inv. 8 days wk. SIP.
COLoRED WOMAN for days work;
exper., refs. Ii. $4,000.
COLORED GIRL, neat, wishes part
time work: refs. Ii. 3-4262.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work.
NO. 7-5973 after 4 pm. (BERNICEl.
COLoRED LADY, desires days work.
OF or p eaEaaf time; Al refs. PHONE B.
COLORED BABY SITTER for sat
and SUM-: refs. NO. 7-142S. -S
COLORED WOMAN desires child care
and light housework; experienced.
COLORED LIST CLASS COOK wishes
position with prof. family or dinner
party cook. HU. 3-4673, LU. 1886.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child care, days week or sit 2
nights. Exper.; refs. RA. 6-04S2.
COLORED WOMAN wants 8 days q
week or part time. City references.
WOMAN, colored. desires day work;
good cleaner, laundress: good ret.
Call ME. 8-4706.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

113 R. /. AVE. N.E.-Compl. furn.
rms; dble. rm. for 2; sgle. rm;;
So wk.: maid sery. AID. 2-4917: IL
SLEEPING ROOM in bsmt., share
bath with couple; pvt. entr: $40 mo
Just OF e. Capitol mr.. library. Ii
CoIORED-DOUBLE RIM. for EN-
ployed couple In . quiet home. Ii
CoIORED-ROOMS. Adults only
Comb. liv.-bedrm. ind kit. UtilS
furn, NO, 1880. Ill
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p.c.

I72e 18th ST. Nw.-Liv. rm.. bed.
Tm.. kits bath. See janitor or csll
TWO APTs.-one. 2 rms. kit. and
bath; one 3 rms, kit. and bath; S66
and S7b incl. utils. DU. 7-4343,
NEAR NAYLoR GARDENs-In Sc.
section: newly decorated apis. In
garden-type development; LIST and
End floor units available. Each con-
sisting Of bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette,
kit, bath and large rear porch;
$6e 90 and So; 20, incl; utils. CAL
IL. 2-2O2o, between 10 am. and
$500 TO 4s14 HILLSIDE RD. 81
Newly decorated l-bedrm. units for
immed. occupancy, $50. 80. Front
door transp., conv. to schools. shsn.
ping center and churches. eau
MRS. GoFORTH. 1914 hillside ~,
l Ia M APa HG r H. N lvssos rooms,
See ianitOr. or To. 10000; RA. 8.
TUDOR HALL rooms, kit. ana
bath: also. 1-rm. efficiency. newly
dec; elevator bldg. d.. 1890:
TIA CONN. AVE. N.W.-Apts. q
Ice. rms. kit, and bath: also 1 Ice.
rm. and bath. These ants. may be
used as one; bldg. is CONNER. zoned;
can be used pVtly. or commercially.
NEAR PENNA. AVE. BRIDGE bed
rnl.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath.
LIST A.; convenient location: S62 so.
plus utils. Dir: Across Penna. Ave.
bridge. right on Fairlawn ave- to
l4l2 Young st. s.e.. LU. 2-496o;
1921 srd ST. N.w.-e bedrms.. ii..
rn din, kit. and bath: SIS per mo.
n "a. mt, srs43s q RA; 9.ol6l;n .12
semidet. duplex: / bedrm.. iiv. rrn..
Reas. rent. RE. 1917, Ii. 1906.
1872 CHESAPEAKE ST. s.w.goa
Nichols ave. M. Naval Research
sess.ed' I. BsEu M 81 ia 3
1914 i4th ST. N.w.gcony. down.
town. See janitor and inspect. fst
and End a., lovely 3-rm. kit. and
bath; newly decorated: so and
$40: $50 2 month. ED M. o'suLLI-
.i YAS, M ltSl I've Eys St; E.wM,dd,..ss "a.
couple: no children or pets. 10.
800 S ihyrNG ST. NV rms. ST kl..
and bath. newly dec, apt. bldg:
H. iss g? sio. III 2i g., APT. NO. is
This Is q 2-bedrm.. LIST ar. apt.
with exposures. Ice. rrn.. ideal
location, close to schools, stransp.
and lge shopping center. This apt,
has to be seen to be appreciated.
Only $3.50 plus utils. For an
appt. call MA. 8-3326; ewes. and
Sun. ~. 7-65Is. GEORGE 7.
WoRTHINGToN q SON, Realtors.
1877 X Sc. NV. "a
IR. BOILING PIELD-Busline, shop-
ping: unusually Ice. 2-bedrm. apts.,
janitor service. playground and
washing facilities. Apply liz Sae
yannah st. Sc, or 20. 2-7256.
CONTINUED On Next PaEs.l
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

PORCHES, jalousies,
kitchens modernized. rec. rms, COM
plete remodeling service; estimates
free; all work fully guar; no money
down. SO mos. to pay; white me-
chanics: SECO SALES, JU. 5000,
EN-: 2-8749 day or night.
porch i13s sE Ssmt
your problem, or an estimate, call
MR.. WILSON, NO. 7-7957. after g..
and all kinds Of home
repairs by exper. builder. Reasonable.
LU. 2-7810. for estimates. -S
AIR DUCTS, heating repairs; attics.
recr. rms; filters, humidifiers. Free
estimates. RIA. 3-7220. Is
inclosares, red dormers, repsiri Si D Free
estimates. MR.. STRICKLAND. 10.
B on 81 very best costs
no more. Bondstone can be applied
to any surface: never needs painting.
Roofing and siding is our business.
Free estimates; 8 yrs TO pay John
eoNrRS S9s1 q co. ~I 4sis f Bethesaa
sRICKLAYiNG CONTRACToR-Fire.
masonry A. FAGNAN1. 10. 2-l994.
CARPENTRY. rec. rms, additions,
HAINES. RA. 3-55i6 after 8 pm.
CARPENTRY, rec. rms. additions,
attics finished, general repairs.
PUTNAM. WA. 1854 after pm.
--S
CARPENTRY, large or small Jobs:
painting. sash cords, insulating. etc.
II. 3-1904, ewes. or Sunday. Sc
Celotex Ceilings and Walls
Free Estimates. Ad. 4-5214
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CABINETS-We are changing our
display and are selling a model
kitchen for 500 on. JOHN G.. WEB
STER g. SONS. INC, 627 P st NV,
ST. 3-610Q. 10
CAMERA-Polaroid. brand-new, 95,
fiashlight attachment, exposure
:, meter. $50; S6o. EN-; 3-2946, 3
All brands! All colors! Any size
All guaranteedl Call HUI. $4,000.
CEDAR CHEST-3023 South Dakota
ave. ne. lOs
CHAIN SAW, Mall. Model IL, AZ
in.,. with spare chain, excel. cond.
Call KE. $685.. IS
lounge, with solid maple
arms, dark green. floral uphol.; $l7.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG WOMAN desires ride, pref.
with cple.: share expense; driving to
Tucson, Ariz. soon. EN-. 3-S09l.
10
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MIScEL. FOR SALE Gent

FURNITURE. 2 end tables. / coffee
table: lamps: liv. rm. quite; washing
machine. ~. b-S9e1.
FURNITURE-Twin bedroom set.
kitchen set, chest OF drawers,
dresser: moving. ia. 0.102S.
Used beds, springs,
new mattresses; Ice. cleo. refgr. /;
folding cots, nirror-dr. Wa1drobes.
A I. y FURNITURE. 1908 9Th
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FARM AND Garden

SODDING AND GRADING; lge. and
small jobs: work guaranteed. MR..
WIENEKE, IL. 6-1510. -S
TOP SOIL, Patapsco Valley dark
loan; 0-ton load; landscape service;
phone AID. 4-8551. 10
VIRGIN TOPSOIL. best quality any
quantity, immsd. delivery: reas'
BUIiDOzERS for grading. excavat.
ing, land clearing; free estimates.
Call uN 1888: might. AP 7-059e.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil, manure. trees. shruhbery,
JE, 2-2S43. JE 3-O878.
SLUDGE, clean I'LL dirt, top soil. blue
stone, sand; hauling; tree removing.
Mr.. HARDING, HE, 4-5673. I'll
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. trimming.
D. c., Md: free est. MR.. CLAYTON,
UN. 4-0903 or ia. 9.O798. any time.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

CLARENDON-Lge. fri. rm.. nr. bath;
conv. buses. stores: for or 2: reas,
y12 Jackson ST.. Arl. IA. 2-23S4
ARL., LORCOM LANE. 1 blk. from
Lee hwy.-Lge. cor. rm., separate
entr., Ext. phone avail. ia. S-9137.
SILVER SPRING Corner bedrm..
ssmipvt; bath; home atmosphere
A Ri S GToN-Master bedrm.. twin
beds; on busline; unlim. phone;
privils. Call IA. 2-S327.. -12
SILVER SPRING-Beautiful residen-
tial section; 1st-f. studio rm., pvt
entr. and porch; $45. Lady pre-
ferred. 10. 9-3367. .-12
DOUBLE BEDRM. with pvt. den and
entr.. 4 closets, garage, kit. and
routes downtown. IA. 1894. Ia
NICELY FURN. RIM, married cple
with child; reas. WA. 1881.
ARL., VA.-Lge. rm. next to bath,
laund. privils.; adult family; mr.. bus;
parking space. OV. 3-241S.
HYATTSvILLE-Large front room,
unlimited phone: cow. transp. and
shopping; gentleman. UN. 1898
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TOOLS

'S ssk PoN sEEs slAS E. so. r. DR EEc.
LIdHT CORDS. Is RI, s1.$s; p
STANDS, $9; MicRoMETERs, 81;
BLOCKS AND FALLS. IS. 1918 M
an NV FIX 3-3h27
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SWAP SHOP

SWAP SHOP
At Baileys Crossroads, Alex, Va. Of
fers pickup service prior to opening I,,
a-bfac, etc. Why discard It? SWAP
TT Varied items to. choose from.
For further informatiom call Cres-
Aank o nOna auaninos a
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HELP--poMEsTlc

COOK, 80 to 40 years: part time,
$50 through dinner, Sundays break
fast only. Recent city refs. req; $1S
and carfare. EN-. 3-0227. IS
G.H.W., COOKING, CHILD CARE
Live in; 30-40 yrs: only those with
best refs; need apply: $50 week.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, 6h days,
1890 through dinner; $26 and car
fare: local reference required. Box
259-E, Star. 10
G.H.W., white, for nursing home:
e ersnce enV lve in Ld ef 5aos7s ia
HoUsEKEEPER- COMPANION, white
neat, light duties. not over 56, for !
lady; 1--we in; refs. NO. 1926 bet
4 and 6.
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK, live in, Ger
man or Scandinavian preferred; ex-
cellent situation and pay for right
person.; attractive quarters, private
erences, real experience required; un-
usual opportunity for right person
Box 209-E, Star. Ia
WILL SHARE HOME WITH WOMAN
and child or cple., free rent for care
of boys, 4 and 8. WE. b-6431s
REFINED WOMAN, $3.50 who is en-
hpIoycu paIt tlHlc w VIC CohbGAaUA
to elderly woman evenings. nights
and week ends; who will help with
housework and evening meals In re-
turn for sharing good home:
Bethesda area; state refs. Box 1856
H. Star 10
CATHOLIC WHITE WOMAN to act as
housekeeper in suburban s.e. parish
rectory: must live in; refs. req.
Cypress 7-9034. Ill
CARE OF CHILDREN, light upstairs
housework; must be exper. with
small children; other help en-
ployed; Al refs. and health card
required mons smoker: age 1896.
Wednesday after breakfast and
every other Sunday of. Live in,
pvt. apt. Salary. $40 week. UN.
4-23lS. 10
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SITUATloNS-MEN

------------' -. -.
closed, kept and audited; all taxes;
local refs; $50 month. Can eyes.
W.. u,1o ~ - -, -.
AStCUo od avsl+ Dart Lime na-t 1 3iros
S ssaeGs af. causs Up, nspe ri RatS s4nS
tOs. 80. pto"Aps. le go, :
AUTOMOBILE s.d SALES 1L,iSsr M axnarian6s
new OF uSea wider ssApeIlenee
OSedl., want solld proposltlon on re-
suiLs pasis from MUSEUMS NJ oaS n nza
Som: Am 12 SnS Sss ,,, anu v HSn H.
S4aS;c WE s@ni"le "iS1A 'ou' e SoN
ouo-C' otat.
BOOKKEEPER, ir. accountant, de-
sires part-time position. KE. S-7036.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-All phases;
TOD gold man: many yrs. eXper, Call
Mon. to Fri, 8 to g., EN-, 2-7076.
NrwsMAN fully experienced reg 20
Err newsmaia. Variable Immediately.
IA 4-n9I9. s.
Property MANAGER for ant or
office bldg; II years ears. sxp Srx
HtaITisa, ase Uv; asonahis
ClLu Sery5ce a aia G. e"''i as
saIaFS. ooA ot.S' osaA'
RESTAURANT MAN, white. married.
50, honest, sober: exper. kitchen,
grill and beer. Can assist mgr.
Immed. avail. Box 327-C. Star.
s.
M hoNIs o 4 10 II To pm NO. 7-6soS
Ns.N ..,o-sa n,,shas uoht truct
MAN, colored, wishes hgnI trucE
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slTUATIoNs---MEN 8 WOMEN

BOOKKEEPING SERVICE; books
brought to date; daily. weekly or
monthly service. Reasonable. Box
367-H, Star.
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| SITUATIONS WOMEN tcona.l

ATTENTION EMPLOYERS
celient references. JOBS. NC,
TAO < st. NV. RE. 1850. ---S
|C0LORED GIRL wants typist Job,
nurse maid or care Of invalid lady.
Call tn. 2-3352. s.
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CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER, Phone RIA. 6-SSSS any
Co ON HOME REMoDELING.
mates. Cali 10. 5-4S39. -l3
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits. Small jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
FENCE, CHAIN LINK
OR WOOL, materials only, or in
stalled. Big savings. LU. 10000,
ia. S-O442, SP. 3-870S till 9 pm.
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AGENTS

MAKE UP TO lOGqo profit By selling
our fine line of Xmas cards to your
friends and neighbors. Free imprint
folder. CREED'S, Ar 10th st. NV
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

Ice. RIM. in lovely Sc. district on
busline, 5 min. Suitland, 20 min.
downtown: employed lady. LII. 2
az SssI KIN sT.-N,cs larg. rm., run
ming water in rm.; COW. transp.;
near Capitol: Sc wk. Ii. 6-7662.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

Grapes and cornices
made to order. BASSETT DRAPE q
CORNICE CO.. tn. 2-427S. 8 am.
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping, au-
dts, and taxes. Complete business
your needs require. Tel. Ii. 7-7SI7.
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STEEL
steel

angle IRON ana REINFORCING steel cut
GENERAL wRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-6177
STOVE, cleo, apt. size; Admiral Z
Gu. It. refgr.; dhle. sink garbage
disposal unit; all new, never used.
Cali weekdays s to $50. 2431 18TH
st. NV. S
STOVE: 4O-in. Frigidaire, elec.; new
cleo. clothes dryer; mahog. dinette
table. ia. 4-0230. IS
STOVE, Magic Chef, gas. burners.
80 inches wide, In good condition;
$25. LA. 6-4534.
TARPAULlNS, 10x12. S10.s0: 1Ox14.
S12.60; 6xS. $3.50. We set the pace,
others copy. Drop clothes. paper, 81;
cloth. $3.50; canvas. GICHNER.
r ala n s ii Pc Ex $asT7
out equipment Of tailor shop. lib
II st. NV. ME. S.7876. -
TELEVISION-For best deal on ma
tional brands. So models, no extra
APPLIANCE. 10109 colesvilie I'd.
new 1864 17.in.. $SS; beand-new
21-in. .Tvs $l0S. sLATTERY's.
IKE. 7-1b0O. Open eves, till 9;
-~lV
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FIJRNITIJRE
FURNITURE
AUCTION SALE

Tuesday, Nov. o. 500 .. All NEW
nationally advertised furniture viii
be auetioned OF to the highest
bidder. Hida-beds. bedding, Holly
wood beds, bedrm. suites. dinettt
suites. mahog. and blond din. rm,
furn.; pictures, mirrors; chests Of
many other pieces.
Brothers Furniture Co.
2 Blocks from Baileys Cross, Va,
On Seminary Rd., il. $4,000
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BLUE GRASS SOD
Vow II the time to sod, you lay 1t
and save; immediate delivery.
GREENWICH FARM NURSERY, LU
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. new and used
$5O and UP. Guaranteed. CEN.
TRIAL. 2019- 14th st. NV -
ANIlQUES-Lamps for living rm.,
nedrm.. and dining rm.; mahog,
drum table. Cali OIL. 4-5481 bet. q
and 10 pm. "a
ANTIQUES-Biggs mahog. side board
mahog. ext. din. table. Walnut
marble-top hall rack and many
other household furnishings. Hrs,
10 to 9. S05 A st. Sc. Ii. 7-6513
ANTIQUES-Pr. love seats, Victorian
JU. 7-7022. $3.50 to 7:30.
ANIIQUES-Shop for Christmas at
our big Armistice sale starting
Thursday. You never saw such
bargains. BELL KINDS. 412 East
Capitol st., Ii, 4-96SS. %
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TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
BIG OR SMALL, WE BEAT EN- ALL
AIMCO TV SALES
1890 North WASHINGTON Blvd.
Arlington, va. IA. 8-7S00
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ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
c cniIiaa,. gIass furniture; ETC.. before
SHOP Ior expert appraisal.
r,, 8640 GEORGIA AVE: NV.
AIR COMPRESSOR
FIVE hip, 220 ". twin stage. 20
NJ ~. ne. TO-
BABY CARRIAGE. stroller and play
pen: 500, RA. 3-42S6. IS
BATHTUBS, built-in, $40; basins.
toilets. pipe BLOCKS, INC.
1910 baltimore Ave, WA. 7-55Ol
1746 Lee Hwy, ia. $500
BEDS. complete. Sl5; sectional sofa.
3 PC, $50; blankets, So: chrome d.
nette set, $3S; refgr., SOS: end
tables, SO. ST. 3-8546. 3
BEDRM. SUITE, 8 pc. blond, inner
spring mattress and box springs;
sacrifice. HE. 4-4522.
BEDRM. SUITE, mahog. bed, dresser,
chest OF drawers. Simmons box
spring AND mattress. $50. Call
BICYCLE aIns girls 2szineh; s12; good
BICYCLE, English, girls, standard
size, hand brakes and 3 speeds; ex-
Gel; cond.; $40. Ho. 2-0s04, Ext.
DOODLE BUGGY, with pad; like new;
$l2.5O. Screened door, with grill
IA. N
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WALK TO WORK
1914 18th st. n.w.-S49.50 mo-, for
large bachelor apt. DIXIE HOUSING
CO., Ia. 9-1502.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

21Os 18th ST. N.W.-Refgr.. gas
cold water al the ' time, CO. 5-1sSS.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-11-26
i$*33o99.
from thu
key; c andy
Sale g brought

:
estingly diversified ny rne
pre- entationss CD mandolin and GU
by willie johnson and Johnny lily
90 a paatomime Of Dangerous Dan
lcGrew which unfo1ded characteri st ica11y
as D3o!1 Jones read Robert Servioe's fam
ors roeao Ruth Jones as 1.-THE Lady that s
i43:own as Lou", John vining as 1.-THE dog
dirty s1renger". and Burl Moore as "tha
hound Of hell" were backed by clever
staging end good cast to make this
"g d" -,1zbs-;
(3la a. May Wren seng duet "sleepy
Hollow 2unos With Mrs. Merle SniSn and
then returned to the stage to charm tina
auoioros by done-toA a-turn readings
(5) The High sohco7 ono3S sang thru
(Cont inaed 2oga Forr)
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-11-26


-sS emu no taller than six
-our inchess
A1aslzas s appointee will be selected by
the AR Force from among the 1c CANT -
as the re suit Of mental and physical e.
aminationss
Any Alaska boy ingere sted should ce12'
Bartlett letter CT application TO -C:5@
House Office Buildtngs Washington, D..
giving his full name and date Of bi1ia,
Three hundred cadets are to be adm
ted in the first class. the appointoaa
eppor:ioned among the states and te-z> @csz
les according 60 population. This Aa edeyy;
was authorized by the 83rd Cong ross cc1
ceaots Will attend sch DOL at Lowry AT
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-11-05
MANY PREACHERS
RETURN TO OLD
COAST CHARGES
Methodist Communities Ov-
enjoyed at Return of Fav-
orite Pastors

Most Of the Coastland COM
munities were overjoyed to learn
that their popular Methodist pas
tors were returned to them Sun
day night, when the list of as
signments were read out in Ra-
leigh. Rev. w. R. Ashmore re-
turns to Manteo; Rev. C. w.
Guthrie to Wanchese; Rev. A. L.
G. Stevenson to Stumpy Point;
Rev. E. R. Meekins to Columbia;
Rev. Dan E. Meadows to Hat
teras; Rev. w. B. Gregory to
Kitty Hawk.
In Hyde County, Rev. A. H.
Stone returns to Swan Quarter.
Ocracoke this year gets Rev. w.
R. Hales.
Rev. A. M. Cameron goes to
Mattamuskeet.
Belhaven gets a new pastor.
Rev. c. H. Beale. Rev. MILFORD
Wise returns to Bath.
Rev. R. N. knight, a Columbia
native returns to Moyock. Kin
See PREACHERS, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-11-05
THIS IS SEASON FOR
RECORD SURF FISHING

Buxton.-Early November, if
this year is like past seasons, is
the best time for catching big
channel bass in the surf. Many
of the national records made in
recent years have been accom-
plished during early November
in surf waters of Hatteras Is
land between Oregon and Hat
teras Inlets. Year before last E.
P. White of Buxton landed the
national record for channel bass
or 1852 on Armistice Day near
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.
Surf fishing has been better
than usual in recent weeks all
the way from Kitty Hawk south
ward to Hatteras Inlet. A 60k
FOUNDER was landed last week at
Kill Devil Hills. Scores of big
channel bass have been caught
in the surf of Hatteras Island re-
Gently and the fish ranged up to
As pounds each. Inlet fishing at
Hatteras has been the best in
years. Ernal Fosters party on
board the Albetross caught 20
channel bass the smallest %
pounds and largest ASH on one
tide during the week end.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-11-05
HUNTING GUIDES
ARE ALL READY
FOR WILDFOWL

Kitty Hawk.-The wildfowl
hunting guides of this flight
famous community on Kitty
Hawk Bay are ready for the mi
gratory goose and duck season
which opens next Wednesday
November 10. In the past several
weeks they have been building
blinds or painting decoys. Many
of the hunters have booked part
les for the opening of the gun
ming season.
This is the story generally on
the Dare Coast from Duck viii
lage on lower Currituck Sound
southwark to the communities OF
Mays Head, at Wanchese, in the
Rodanthe-Waves region and at
Buxton and Hatteras. Blue bird
weather at the end of October
made a sort of gloomy pictures
for wildfowl hunters but with
the cold snap brought on by
northwest winds during the
week much game has arrived,
There seems to be plenty of
geese in the Currituck-Kitty
Hawk area and farther south
ward, both north and south of
the Pea Island National Wildlife
Refuge.
Cape Hatteras National Sea-
shore officials have stated that
public shooting will be allowed
on National Park lands south of
Salvo to Hatteras village. The
Gooseville Club properties on
Hatteras Island been closed to
hunters. AS a matter of fact
has long been closed to public
hunting under the ownership of
the club which previously had
jurisdiction.
None of the area Immediately
adjacent to sound side villages is
restricted to hunting this year
and none of the waters north of
Bodie Island Park Service Land
will be restricted. Hunting will
be permitted in most of Roanoke
and Croatan Sound marshes.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-11-05
ROAD REPAIR UNDERWAY
ON OCRACOKE ISLAND

Ocracoke, Nov. Mot long
after Hurricane Hazel had des-
troyed good many sections of
Ocracoke's paved hi hway,
strange signs and signals appear
1 in the village At any rate
: .ey were strange for Ocracoke,
shich for so many years had no
state maintained road. Here and
there on its 1.9 miles of narrow
pavement signs such as "ROAD
OUT, "WARNING", "ROAD
UNDER REPAIR, and block
AIDES made of black and white
railway crossing warning mater
ial and at night burning flares
warned the residents of defects
in their highway. And at the
same time state trucks began to
haul in sand to fill in the gullies
made by the sea tide. One bene-
fit from Hurricane Hazel: the
State Highway Engineer could
plainly see where the Atlantic
Ocean came through and Gull
verts will be placed in several
places not previously graded for
storm entrenchment. A cement
mixer has been brought = and
cement is to be poured where
ever needed. There still remain
good many gullies alongside the
roadway to be filled in and state
trucks will probably be hauling
ocean sand to the village for
sometime to come. The prompt
ness of the State Highway De-
partment in making repairs is
appreciated because in two
places at least the pavement was
impossible causing considerable
delay in reaching the postoffice,
the stores, and the docks of the
village.