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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-07
Aero Auto to Expond

!. Aero Auto. Co. at 110l King
street, Alexandria, has purchased
the lot and garage facilities Of
the Alexandria Nash Corp. at
l705 Mt Vernon avenue. in the
same city, President Gilbert
nlch announced.
Aero Auto has the Washing
ton areas oldest Chevrolet deal
ership. Effective December 81,
it will use the newly acquired
properties for reconditioning and
sales of used cars and trucks.
The company also has used
car and truck lots at 1903 King
street and in the 100 block of
North Henry street.
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oDM Chief to Speak

Arthur S. Fleming, director of
the Office of Defense Mobiliza-
ton and member of the Ma
tional Security Council. will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-07

served the Government in many
capacities at present is on leave
as president of Ohio Wesleyan
University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-07
Numed Bond chuirmun

Fred A. Smith, president of
the Jefferson Federal Savings
& Loan Association, has been
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trike prices sloshed!

tA) Western Flyer Troiler Trike II" front wheel.
It's reoI fun to houl things in this l2"x2l"
troier. Red white. 5Fll45. Was sl5.95 ll.o5
tB Fire Chief Trke II" front wheel Windshield BELL
Red. white trim. 3Fll34. Was $3.50 SeS
Some except le" size. 3Fll55. Was Sl3.S5l --s.45
tc) Police Trke II" front wheel. Windshield, siren.
Block, white. 3Fllz0. Was Sl65o----li.7S
Some except Is" size. 3Fll2I. Wos $l85ol295
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5-ACRE HOMESITE. lge. shade trees.
level ground; 524-ft. frontage, "a mi.
Annapolis rd., / mi. Bowie. Less
than ST, 900 per acre. AP. 7-0S54.
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ON POTOMAC
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
ZONED APTS.-D. c.
EyCET EMIT ADT CTT,E -

EXCELLENT APT. SITE -.
As. 1876 SO. FIT; sol FIT. FRONTAGE
PROMINENT CORNER. SO. 563l
25th AND GOOD HOPE -NAYLOR RID.
S.E. HILLCREST. D. c.
VIEW OF CITY.
e BUSLINES, 10 MIN. CENTER OF
CITY.
Most conv. loo. in D. C. Nr. shopping
center. theaters. schools, etc. Bar
gain at S1.30 per sd. IT. For quick
,sale; Brokers invited. OWNER, OIL.
'4-2016.
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HOUSE ON 5 ACRES for sale-Liy.
rnn.., din. rm.. bedrm., T., b.: AMI:
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STORES FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-S236 Georgia ave-.
20x60 with full basement, CO. COM
mercial,. .2nd fl. has 2 suites of Of
ees %sa Py Mr. oSss 1eF &C. sden
STORE, 3rd and Sheridan sts. NV:
2Qx60: parking in rear. B. B
ALLISON, RA. 3-0513. 90
18th AND YOU SITS. N.W.-Excel. Tor
Tv. bakery. barber, beauty; grocery.
FIoRisT fse f' sHoP saaS adj adj larsest Peoples
Drugstore in D. G.: parking for 294
pears. See 3410 Wis. ave. NV. KASS-
sBERGER, INC. EN-. 3-s100.
CENTER OF NE. BUSINESS DIS
TRICT, corner 18th and H ne, will
please cali MARK KABICK. Ii. 5.
1!Sg 81 COLUMBIA RID. NV, mex. next to
corner. busy Sec, ideal for most any
bus, especially barbefphop. Immed
o, poss, EN-; SII1s9;s -22
Beauty shep sn0e Or for eSG1eS aas
other purpose; about 16 by 40 with
BURKE. MA. S-249O. 30
2035 X ST. N.W.-Attrac. store
2Ox70; two Law. also full drive-in
bsmt.. service parking. RA. 6-3220.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR, West w
Hyattsville-New stores, in highly
concentrated area, established loca-
tion. For information, call UN
4-3200, MORRISON e. HOLLINGS-
WORTH. $500 Annapolis rd.. Bla-
1851 sseas8aTs, WIS. MS AVE. N.w.-1.17o SO sa. IT
toned as a real estate ONCE; alst
desirable for manufacturer show.
room, insurance CO.. etc; air con
ditioning, optional. KASs-BERGER
NOW BEING erected in silver Spring
possession early in Dec; aetiy,
commercial area; E. QUINCY
NV, DI. 7-9o57.
S75-Busy colored neighborhood, gooe
for any business; pres. equipped fol
sH aly esIess4a144s ss4a4 RA siSs Nsa0lS ave a6 &C.
ARL.-2 stores on busy thoroughfare
ideal location for drugs, hardware
beauty shop. Low rent. Call Mon.
AZ 81 LocaaTIoN-Between liquor anc a
proven success at TV. $S9.50 mo
BROOKLAND, b. C., 1895 18th st
n.e.--Nice size rm., bsmt.. auto. heat
ROGER MOSS. HO. 2-6O2O. IL
FOGGY BOTTOM - Choice corner
good fST nRs any aLpHER PHI 4!h "a vs sasSS sSS
LARGE STORE. apt. and garage TO
rent; oil heat: busy neighborhood
very reasonable. RA. 6-75S3. 10
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Busy inter
section. Beautiful store approx. 20
x90', next to new Woolworth and il
same group with Giant and Whelan1
dren's Shop. etc. immed. possession
Call Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON & LUCHs
Co. Realtors, T24 14th st. NV. Ma
WILSON WILSON BLVD. clarendon. va.D1l
same blk. with Sears and near Muir
phys and Penny's. Beautiful mod
tile floor: fiuorescent lights: toilets
Excellent location for finance Co
cotton and yarn shop. drapery shop
etc. ReaS. rent. Possession can b
Arranged, Consult NJ. Jenkins
GIfBE III 4'h sHoPPTNG Il PiT ia. cESTEk sSafa ii Il
Glebe I'd. near Arl. blvd. Approx
14,x60', with part bsmt. In groul
with large furniture store. drug, deli
catessan and many other merchants
| Suitable cleaner, bakery, etc. Lo'
rent. Vacant. Consult Commercis
| Leasing Dept, SHANNON & LUCH
co. Realtors. 724 14th st. NV
GTEnoRGEToWN. eeo1 p st. nv
Corner store. good location, ideal 70
| grocery or cleaning establishment
| rent. S65 per mo. Call JOSEPH NJ
| WISE. 1882 Wis. ave-, DU. 10000
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34OO GEORGIA AVE.
RENT OR SALE BY OWNER
Approx. $500 SO. it.. all on 1 floor
completely open; parking lot, 5Ox15;
adjoining. Modern bldg. with knotty
pine Offices, gas heat, streamlinee
lighting. extra Large front donrs
VIII rent, or sell complete. Or sub
divide; consider trade. PRICE RE
FRIGERATION CO., TU. 2-2636.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-Matchless
Rambler; Liy. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., kit. 2 bedrms. and bath. lst
H.; built-in garage. nice lawn and
shade trees; $l2.Go0: real hone.
Deale Beach. Md. Call West p yer
SENECA. MD.-Frame cottage. LeWiy
painted. furn.. stone firepl wtl
separate paneled kit. bldg, equip sed
bottled gas refer.. stove. On Poto-
mac River on land leased from COST.
$1,000. Phone WO. 6-0g43 or Gai-
thersburg 64G-J-5. Ia
5 WOODED ACRES directly on Ches-
apeake Bay. Exclusive, restricted,
priced right. 10. 5-4417, ewes. .pU.
1920. --la
TRADE OR SELL attrac. cottage,
Lake Jackson. Va. 30 mi. D. c.:
huge stone fiEepl., corner lot. beaut.
vanished exterior: interior inconl-
plete. Sell terms or trade for nearly
new approx. $500 cruiser. differ.
ence in cash. ia. 9-0s9a3. RA g.
5166. lis
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INVESTMENT PROP WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

DESIRE s-PUMP GAS STATION in
ne. section Call LU. 2-92so. lis
STORE WANTED, approx. 1000 sd.
it.. ii possible, with living quarters:
manufacturing. Ii. 7-4231, Y 70
3 p.m. --1e
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ROUND HILL, VA.

Rt. Z, above Leesburg 4 bedrms
and . baths, completely modern
kitchen. Conv. churches, schools,
shopping and bus trsnSp.: l acre;
stables for horses. Rent, $50 mo
To inspect, call Mr.. Mower, IA
s-O454. or BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

RESTAURANT FOR RENT. Rosslyn
to operator with good refs; what
sapER fapsal sPYs sPRNS ySu s5 BS2 as9a s.ar
eo@mercisi SnS :h end dp has Rase@en, Suites ed q
Offices with PVT. bath for each; iust
redecorated: MT. Walker, TU. S-S62a
saGaAfk aef Hk. sARsER saIsa SHOP, good lso lease
aTtYEsf oWNfs ffE R1 sale s44ois I9 Virginia. Cal
I'LL 18th ST. NW.-2-room ofic,
suite, opposite Mayfiower Hotel
available $75 mo. FRED A. SMITH
CO.. 11l3 18th st. NV. EX. 3-24S9
9a7 1sth ST. N.w.-Long-term lease
may be held for this 1900 So. #.
on street level, "a block from Doc
tors Hospital, suitable for most an,
enterprise requiring transient neigh.
borhood. Available today. FRED A
SMITH o. Co. e. 111a 18th st. NV.
Will LEASE building of over 2o,0oC
50. IT,; a heavy fireproof building
able. B. A. CASSATT.- 222S Wilson
blvd. Arl., Va, ia. 5-6234. -2(
29l6.1S GA. AVE. ,N.W.-Restaurant
stsiles slsinsn sP siPks soet aaa traps already in
14th NEAR PARK RD., 3463 14th st
n.w.-Entire, first floor; Office ane
living quarters. RA. 6-2036. --23
BETHESDA CORNER, 1851 George.
town rd.-Lot 75x115. Phone
OWNER, OIL. 2-2s23, or agent, ST
APPROX. e,sOO-sQ. -FT. cinder biocl
bldg, near Fairfax, just off Arl
blvd; suitable for research, develop
ment or storage. For info, call JE
2-5323. Any reasonable offer con
esis GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-corne,
bldg; ideal for store or restaurant
Reasonable rent ST. 3-6094 Il!
FOR RENT IN N. ARL.-Over 5000,
50. it. surfaced, approx. 225-ft
frontage. 3 driyeways, all area vel
lighted. large Office. 2 attached bldgs
stucco, gas heat. dble. wash rack!
under aluminium canopy: easily ar
range to srit any type business, one
of Arl.,s best locations for any bust
ness: bet. Key and Memorial Bridges
Ft. Myer DIR. at Nash st. and Arl
blvd, across street from new Arl
Towers Apt. adiac. U.S.P.O. Bldg.
phone OWNER. ia. S-S51S. 80
EYE ST. AT 9th N.W.-Entire bldg
500 So. IT. on 1st A., plus generous
balcony space and lavatory,- 3 lge
rms. kit. and bath on 2nd Il. Idea
for all commercial use or Offices
$50 monthly. KELLEY g. BRAN
NER. DI T-TT40
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I1-ACRE small farm on stoned
road; shade and fruit trees; 2-rm.
several outbldgs., elec. and water.
A real BUY at $1,000.
152-acre stock farm on two roads.
excellent stream and meadow; some
fine woods. Old 7-rm. frame house
with elec. and bath; bldgs. need
some repairs; new cattle barn. Now
only S21 900. n. P. BuRDETTE &
SON, Mt Airy. Md. phi. 1913; Sun
and ewes. pf. Mr.. Price. 231.
LoUDoUN COUNTY. VIRGINIA
lModernized. old stone house. in need
OF repair, on small acreage. with
exceptional view, in good neighbor-
small farm with long creek frontage
| and modest, partly modern farm
house and barn in need of repair;
easy commuting distance.
Neglected farm of zoo acres, with
buildings. in need Of repair; or
large creek; about an hour from
D. C..
For these and other properties. con-
tact JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
PealtOr Ieesburg, Virginia
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

HARBoR HOUSE-Main and guest
houses; .175-ft. beach front beau
tifully landscapedj: extremely low
price. Ship Yard rd.. Harbor Lignt
Beach, Drum Point, Md. 10
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INvEsrMENT PROP. FOR SALE

MOTEL on ocean highway, with bust,
ness ali year; perfect condition; &c
Mrs. Shis'' Carter, sp'''i EiM. 2-547s. {. T.
GRAvATTE, realtor. MA. s-0753.
3-UNIT GAS HEATED APTS.; TEN
ANTS PAY ALL UTILS; VERY REAS.
Low DOWN PAYT.; 2 YRS. OLD.
REAR LEA 04ssisi 4si 18th ST. NE. Cor srd,-
4 double garages and vacant lot;
Cali OWNER. DE. 3-0I9s before
9;39 an. a,Tn., Or between 3 and pm; M
BARGAIN.oyer 39% e%o net return l,so on
zoned commercial. Price. $12, 800.
1st trust, $4,000. Income, S.. $40
yearly. EN-. 3-03o3, RE. 7-0493.
RFAx-CoUNTY-Farm-estate in
outstanding location: Lovely period
future for land enhancement. Will
sell or exch. for desirable investment
property. FRANCES POWELL HILL,
DE. 2-4101, office hrs: EN-. 3-0SS1,
A eysf; few anS SSEsTAcHED snn HOUSES mig in Be-
thesda subdivision built under FHA
for rental housing. Invest only
ments of only SS4.96 monthly. leave
a return of 1885, on invested capl-
Ial plus AIuUTtlAdtlOI. HCSC uuLice
have been rented at S13O ger mo.
and these figures allow for SUBJ
stantial reduction. Tenant pays
utilities. Close to NH and Naval
Hospital: in new-house condition
and are a wonderful opportunity
for the small investor. Call ST. B.
6729 or OIL. 6-7761 'evesO for
further information. -19
-Bdrm., 4-fmly. dplx. 1
of se's best rntls. Tnnts. furn.
everything; $4,000. 10. 7-29SQ.
DIRECT FROM OWNER 4-family
apt. bldg; excel. sc. location; cond.
terms. So. 5-4939. -19
AUNT, 2-bedrm. each duplex. on
lge. lot: exceptionally desirable
rental location; save money, for sale
by owner. TU. 2-9444. for appoint
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|sUslNEss PROPERTY FOR SALE

CENTRALLY LOCATED on Penna.
ave, NV. consisting 2 large rented
stores. A store on second floor,
and three rented apartments. Gross
Substantial cash needed. Write Box
THIS rs NOT for Shooters
$4,000 buildable 50. IT., excellent
commercial in Bethesda, adjoining
public parking. Ewes. and Sun. Mr..
Lebling. OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT B.
COUNTRY STORE and attractive
home. including stock and fixtures
Immed. poss. JAMES E. MAHONEY
HUI 3-54JO 10
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OWNER TRANSFERRED
Beautiful older house in N. Arlington.
I5O-ft. front. many large trees; 3
bedrms., nursery and lath I'd A.;
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm..
den, kit. small library on 1st A.;
full bath in bsnlt. 1919 N. Wayne.
Directions: Key Bridge to Wilson.
left on Wayne.
C. r. PARKS, IA. 5-2268
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1000 ACRES
$100 PER. ACRE

Within 25 miles OF Washington, near
Centreville, Va. Excellent for specu-
lators to hold for appreciation in
value. Terms. Call Mr. Wetzel.
WETZEL REAL ESTATE :,
HU. 3-4345
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

FARMS, lots and acreage in COM
HONEY. 1913 14th st. NV. U.
DEVELOPED CAMP or camp site
wanted. in Md. or Va. Call so.
5-4S24. MR.. BAKER. -l9
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or coiured.
Quick settlement Call MR.. MILLER.
ME S-l220: evenings. LA 6-h1a4.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
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Handy Man
CT APPRAISED
$15,850
$10,950
CLARENDON

An attractive bungalow with Q large
ing room; well located, close to
schools. buses and shopping; gas h.
". h.; "a basement; reasonable cash |;
ready to be moved into.
DILLON LAND co.
lila Hillwood Ave-. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 4-4040 Open Ewes. Til 8
Ia
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D CToPFGIo ApTS

BTORE50E ATS.
55.0O0-INCoME, $7,254 YEAR
1921 BALTIC. ave, heart Of River
dale. Mr.. bank and post office. Lot
5Ox100. Value $4,000. Suitable for
developing incl. in price. Will ac-
cept trade of smaller property.
RE. 7-1517 ]. KOGOK TU. 2-4344
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4 o L o T 9

or more. det. or semidet.. all utils.
available; 20To down, balance sub
ord
Evening star., 1954-09-18

ICOLORED-53Is NASH ST. NE,
tDeanwood Park, Md.l--S50 dn.,
balance to be financed, Call
OWNER. TO. 9-5S14, JU. 5-S9S4.
--lg
Evening star., 1954-09-18

10 or more Diet. lots. approx. $500
So, it., all utils. and streets in and,
complete. ready to dig! Location in
8. s.. near Four Cornersi !
TENCHER-W WALKER. INC.
IA. 2-52so AID. 4-o640
Evening star., 1954-09-18

We desperately need lots and acreage
in Montgomery County for cash
GEORGE L. BROWN, JR.
REAL ESTATE
JU. $4,000. If no answer. HE. 4-5S43.
10
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

80 TO 40 FT., residential lot. north.
west. Box 319-Y. Star. 49,
MONT. CO., west of Wisconsin ave -
1-5 acre site. by pvt. party. for
own home PA R-RgnO 10
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FRISCO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Tolson
and children from Norfolk were
the week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlon Willis.
Wilbur Brinson has returned
to his work in Norfolk after
spending a week here with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin have
arrived home after spending sew
erals days in Norfolk and Great
Bridge with relatives.
Julian Austin left Saturday to
visit his children in Elizabeth
City; his wife will accompany
him back home this week. She
has been spending this week
with their children.
Darrell Austin spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Austin.
Ralph Twiddy has returned to
his work in Norfolk after spend
ing the past week here with his
family.
Archie Scarborough is visiting
his sisters here, Mrs. John Wasili
and Olivia Wicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas O'Neal
and daughter from Norfolk visit
ed friends and relatives here
over the week end.
Mrs. John Robinson and chill
dren are visiting her parents in
Buxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Rocky
Robinson.
Delma Willis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobson Willis, and Mar
garet Lane, daughter of Mrs.
Florence Lane of Hatteras were
quietly married in Elizabeth City
Friday.
Ulysses Robinson and Allen
Williams spent Sunday in Man
teo and Wanchese.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Wahab
visited at their home here re-
Gently.
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PRESS GROUP TO MEET IN
FAYETTEVILLE NOV. Sc

Fayetteville, Oct. Gu. S.
Senator Sam ]. Erwin, Jr., of
Morganton and Superior Court
Judge Susie Sharpe of Reidsville
will be featured speakers at the
fall meeting of the Eastern North
Carolina Press Association here
November and 6.
The Fayetteville Observer will
be host to the group and has
planned a tour of the Fort Bragg
reservation beginning at 2 pm.
Friday, November s. Visiting
newspaper folk will be shown
among other things new atomic
weapons at the Fort.
Registration will be at the
Prince Charles Hotel Friday.
The banquet will be in the
Camelia Room of the hotel Fri
day night with Senator Erwin as
the speaker. Mrs. E. F. McCul-
loch of the Blade Journal, Eliza
BEETHOVEN president of the asso-
citation, will preside.
Panel discussions will feature
the Saturday morning session.
Henry A. Dennis. editor of the
Henderson Dispatch, will lead a
panel on ''Nonsegregation and
the News" Bob Gray, editor of
the host Fayetteville Observer,
will lead panel on Radio, TV
and the Press"
The luncneon Saturday will
feature an address by Judge
Sharpe, the only woman Super
ior Court judge in North Caro-
lima. Officers for the next year
also Will be elected at the lunch
con
The program was planned at a
recent meeting here of the exc
cutive committee and was an
nounced by Mrs. McCulloch, fol-
lowing acceptance by the speak
ers.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

The Ladies Auxiliary for the
Cape Hatteras Health Center
will meet Thursday, October IA
at 2 pm. at the meeting hall on
the hospital grounds. All mem
bers of auxiliaries on Hatteras
Island are urged to attend this
meeting.
Inc hospital is in need of a
vacuum cleaner. Any one having
OF knowing of one that could be
donated to the hospital call or
write to the Cape Hatteras
Health Center.
New officers elected from
Buxton are: President, Mrs.
Paula Fulcher, vice president,
Mrs. Vivian Fronts; Secretary,
Mrs. Irene Midget; Treasurer,
Mrs. Gladys Dickerson; Publ
city, Mrs. Blanche Midget.
The w. S. c. S. program COM
mittee met Oct. 5th, at the home
of Mrs. Muriel Fulcher, vice
president and made plans for the
monthly program. Those present
were Mrs. Essie Burrus, Lille
Turner, Pearl Midget, Evelyn
Gibbs, and Muriel Fulcher.
DR.. Biggs and DR.. Allen of
Lumberton spent their vacation
here sportsfishing and staying at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafay-
cite Midget.
A large group from the Buxton
Methodist Church attended
church services and quarterly
conference at the Hatteras
Church Sunday.
Mrs. Retta Dudley and Mrs.
Gene Holden met Saturday pm,
and will meet each Saturday at
the Methodist Church with the
children ages up to twelve years.
Mrs. Dudley is w. S. c. S. sec
rotary of the Children's Division
and is assisted by Mrs. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Williams
and Carol Fulcher of Ports
mouth, Va. spent the week end
here with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayse Fulcher.
Jarvis Barnett, Bsn. Mate 1c,
has been on special duty in Vir-
ginia during the summer months
and has been transferred back to
the Hatteras Coast Guard Sta
ton after spending leave at
home with his family.
Buxton PTA
The Cape Hatteras High School
and Burton P. T. A., met Tues
day, October 5 in the school
auditorium. The meeting was
well attended by members from
Rodanthe to Hatteras.
Mrs. Joyce Gray, president,
called the meeting to order. With
Mrs. Arvilla Barnette at the
piano, America The Beautiful
was sung by all. Mrs. Violet
Austin of Hatteras, secretary,
read the minutes of the Sept.
meeting. Mrs. Vivian Fronts
gave the treasurers report.
Mr.. Robert Rayle, pastor of the
Pentecostal Church and teacher
/ of the 7th and 9th grade gave the
devotional His message was
very inspiring.
Plans for the Halloween party
were made. A meeting to be on
Monday afternoon to finish ar
rangements with the committees.
A film ''Dare County" was pre-
sented by Mr.. Rayle for the pro-
gram of the evening. After the
business session and program,
delicious home made cake and
Coca Colas were served in the
] lunch room to all present.
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PRESIDENTS BIRTHPLACE

The birthplace of Andrew
johnson, 18th President of the
United States, has been reopened
to visitors in North Cardinals
capital city of Raleigh. The tiny
gambrel-roofed frame structure
is located on the campus of
North Carolina State College.
Moved some years ago from its
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original site on Fayetteville
Street to Pullen Park, it was re-
moved to its present location in
1887. The house is open from 2
pm. until 5 pm. on weekdays.
Admission cost, to help defray
uokeep, is Is cents for adults and
10 cents for school children.
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ONION chockfu of nutritious goodness
for hreeourths nonfat dry mkequvalen to
quart mkgos into this tasty recipe to use
Sarac dry milk especially the convenient
package groce This package contains three
individual envelopes each of which makes quart OF
dairy sweet ma rich Of protein calcium and
B vitamins.
ONION AND CHEESE CUSTARD
makes ServingS)
3 cups sliced onion cup Il envelope) Starlac
2 tablespoons butter nonfat dry milk
I az lb0 package sharp cheL1As 1 teaspoon salt
process cheese, shredded 1 teaspoon curry powder
2 cups water eggs, slightly beaten
skillet saute onions in butter until lightly Drowned Place
casserole Sprinkle shredded
into BOWL sprinkle Starlac
POWDER salt and powder surface Of water
until blended Add slightly beaten and
smooth Pour Sarac nonfat milk mixture cheese
and baking Fill with water to
depth water bath in moderate (35 F9
IS until top lightly Drowned until knife
out clean when inserted near center (ANSl
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-10-08

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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Navy Seaplane Jet
Fighter Crashes
In Demonstration
BY Vern Haugland

SAN DIEGO, Calf, R - The
Convair FY2Y1 Sea Dart, the
worlds fastest seaplane, broke
apart, burst into flames and
plunged into San Diego Harbor
yesterday.
Its pilot, Charles E. Richbourg,
rode the fore part of the delta
wing, needle-nosed jet fighter to
his death before the shocked eyes
of hundreds of spectators, among
them his wife, Margaret.
The Navy promptly launched
an investigation, and today had
divers exploring the bottom of
the bay, some 40 feet deep, for
bits of wreckage which might help
explain the accident.
Capt. F. K. Slason, Navy Blu
reau of Aeronautics representa-
tive at the Convair plant here,
said he was at complete loss as
to the cause.
Richbourg had taken the Sea-
Dart off from the bay only a few
minutes earlier on regular test
flight which a group of more than
hundred visiting aviation writ
ers had been invited to watch.
The Navy was especially proud of
its ownership of the worlds first
jet powered seaplane fighter be-
cause of the way in which it COM
bined the speed of landbased jets
with the versatility of water
based aircraft.