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Yfu1teef N1to ef yAIn11le H1lALe
pETACENn NR1cK DWELLING
hxINd Known Ae RRKAIeKe
49,. 49, noEfaHrAsF. sA
ny yistus of q certain deed sf srlst
e1lz reeoEdea. Y tanef "; ~. ~:
sps n. {: e. !; e sas 1sns IssSis.. sS 3.
the Ieguest q ne party seelfee
thereby, tiie undsr1isne1 trnstees
VII. sell. Ct pubiic eqetiQn, in front
EIFIExNTH DAY or NoNENnER.
kI, ia foii6Hins- Described isnd
and premises. eltunte IN the Dis.
tf1et ef Columbia, ena aesignateo
k2eo a TIE eahdisisicn made ny
eofdsd - sis once IL tie SUR
ysgor for the District e Columbia
ID aIhsr f30 af f6lie o..
TKRlEg or SALE: ALL CASH, a
depo1it 81 &SO0s0Q viii be required
ct time 81 nale, Adjustments rnnds
e. % date of sale. An convey.
aneing, recording. revenue stamps,
etc, At cost o9 purchaser, Terms
81 sale 70 ~ complied with within
thirty days ffum day Of 1Ales other.
Nise fha tFusteeg reserve ne si9nt
to resell the property ~ thf risk
and eose 81 Aetnulting purchaser,
afteE fiye dags advertisement Of
such resale II some neWHpaper pub
ffN6na N Wnf6faEtnN. 10. G
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mos. ]. OWN 8 96N 1SsiISss
iii 3 et NM.

Trustees, Sale Of yeluahie TWO
STORY AND bA6HNENT ROW
BRICK pWkLI.ng0 RKlNQ KNOWN
As RG0U9E9 MQNUNA as
TENTH STREET. NoNEnEA9T.
b virtue Of Q certain deed 81 tTugt
duly reeeraed. n Libef Ne. 1o1o1,
s01is ~ y 59s *. SS..: 8 g q s',s, sss la5s .ss rs
nf The request q ne psfty secured
VII esh. e. puddle nletlon n frent
ThE = "a IWHHTY..faiRp .1''iii !. M Ik7 q 81
NoyKl{HER. A.p. 1855. Ar olH-
icNinr- -dessri6sd iand snd prsii.
{se1. situate a the District q Co
iumhin, and desiEnato1 as nlad being
psyiS sahdirilion q lots Il 6sEafe
99z. as per plat geeordeA IN LiheI
1o at fello Iel a The once q the
eprveSos for the District u coiuIn-
Terms: IN soia suhiees te : mir as,a
g 81. trust tsr q. .ggs5,cxaSE ,.:.S Z. = I
w h q s,na,.uss:a !, !. , q ST. tine q .ij ss,.ij
"a Be paid ii cash. A depcsik e
SB0O.O6 feanifed. ConVevnncing.
Reeording, etc, at ps1fehneef.s eost.
! AdtustmsEts lna1e 6 81 date q
within 30 enSl, cfhsfWfse 6epolit
forfeited and TIE property may be
advertised and re5Dld - the 1iB-
TlLiizH Is. IAYN2
HyAnD 0tEAEIlo.
nolz.l4.le.lo.zz 1in1teee.
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Rhea anspsrtno e1Dertisssesfs
qfdTesSsa = Star boses - NOT
tncioss orsptldl TsfeYg1ces. Dhofos
011Dhs o. other GGt6Fi1ls a peVs
soNaJ palHe, COPIES seFDe tie Onrs
boss. Originals 1aS esf lost
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Il
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRr
Ter the District Of Columbia, Hold
ms Probate Court. - No. S6,D16,
AominiAtTAtt0ns--Thts u to Give
Motice:--ThaS the subscriber, 81
re lsstriet ck Coiumkta has OBJ
ssssinsn x. S,,ier,s a,o9 n REcsste Court of
IestAmentnTy On the estate 81
Maurice Kahn, late 81 the District
ei Goiumbiaf deceAseda All persona
navinF claims agAiriBt the de-
Seased ara hereby warned 70 ex-l
nteit the same. with the vouchers
tnsTe0f, legally authenticated, 10
ne snescrtber. on or before the
xoM aay 81 Apfii, AID. 1855.
ctnsryyiss they may hy law % ex.
elvded from all beneifk Of said
sstnte. 0iyen under my hand this
26th aey cf October, 1885. AIMEE
q KAHN. 4000 Cathedral Ave, !,
NV Seal Attesf: THEODORE
EQGSWELIs 4egi1tef or WINS Tor
ne District cf Columbia, Clark d
the Rronate Court. ocSI-nu7 IA
KnWTM fsfffYgEn 611-@-~--
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ATTORNEYS SALE coNsroh-
81 AZ. ORpfRED SOLD TuEs..
NOV; 16; HEEE NJ OUR AUCTION
FRloERAToRs. ETC. ETC.
New natienaiiy-knovn hishest grad,
nlond maheg. complete bedroom
up-so-da.s hish grade maAcE. bed.
room suite.
Modern bnri walnut bedroom suite.
several tnexpensiye bedroom suites.
Westinghouse and other Teffigera-
Hoilyvoods.
Odd dreaSerS and chests, !.
Clean. used innefsprinE mattresses.
Lamps small articles Of various
Numerous other sseets.
ALL 10 BE SOLD ny
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~ yiytue of 8 certain deed ef
trust DUR .feeerde1. IN Ether NO.
1880. Eeiio 500 g "a, qf he
iand records o1 the Distrjct Of
Columbia, and 81 the request OF
tilo party secured thereby, the
undefsiguod trustees VII sell. nt
public auetien Ia front Of the
ptenaises, en TnQReuAx, TIE
A4EEKFRrx z; PS;.cfloSSSRR floSSSRR rAT HnRhs5i- fSs soi-
ns. sssss. i isRs sHs pasr,ea ss Z:
coinnhia, and desiEnated q and
being Lot 101 ID dtufeg,a sub-
division cf lots IA Block 81.
d tie 0iacs q the Surveyor for
the pigtrict 0f Celumhie IA Ldher
40 81 fsliQ tz2. Nov known for
purposes o1 assessment and taxa.
ton as lot fT0 q &auare 2e0A.
Subject 70 covenants Of record,
Ternlps scld subject TO q pEier
{hnildine asgoeietionl eeeq st trust
fgx appEQxlMAteiy ~ VI ~. ftir-
thsr partieulsrs .sd. O vhieh a.,.i xilI .s e
prss y Wv. s ~ 1as srs. w q
n sso5oS 5sS r F.asTsa snsa cnSsggSs,ns SsgSsl: Z.
fccor6inE, sts.. at purchaserss cost,
L Ad5ustments made es Of data of
sale. 1eEms 70 be complied with
within Thirty days.. otherWine de-
NoSik forfeited and the property
may be advertised and fesold at
yzsaSSkc yyzzSsaSSkca j !! E0FE FFFEFnorr.
neh. .a,lz,lA,le Exnztees.
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AUcTioN SALES
ADAM a, WEscHLER q SON
Auetieneefs-AppFaisers
uni..a st.ts, Mar.h.rr s.l.

DODGE 1885" TAxIcAB
i.,ssa iIs egs 8 x. $.i MSalsPal Sl isl esa
~ public suction 81 MEscHLER;s.
HRMSErsT e9S E 9Th EM ESSMEs TgE5sSDesxs T5S AK (stss ~;
ana heater inelaSeS. @ SsSs ssissd and snS
levied npcn. as property Of the De:
fendanf, John A. Kindred. Jr.. and
ecld e s,tlsftyZ a JqdEsment g
ss.Ds Sss@ss ? ssgs5, ssyTcA TIA Great Essssyn ssp
Omitted states Msrshal In and fof
the District o. Coinmilih. noh,l4
fH0s. ). OWEN . SON, A1etieaeeTs,
11Il B So N.W.
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EAapnoxHMlzNHaF xMzHF OFFICE
The Hecht Co.
Washington
F st. at 7th NV.
ARTIST nAY-OUTl

Layout artist with either depart.
ment store or agency experience.
Excellent atmosphere for creative
layout person. Salary eommensur-
ate with ability. Many empioy0
dement's. liberal discount. paid Vaca-
tion, free pension plan, group hos4
Apply: Employment Once, 9th
Floor. Main BLDG. WOODWARD q
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LEGAL NOTICES
STEPHEN q. NqHAlg, Atssrssy
8eufkern Bnlidlng

-+9AA@AAA8
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 01,64e.
Adm.nistratlon.- This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
bsrc c as e doSans. sSSaas; fSgEs fstr. q & z.
ministration on the estate Of VII
liam HeTtner, late Of the District
Of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warmed TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, to the sub
seriser,, on q before the 25th day
may BY law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 26th day of october,
1855. LENA BELLE HERTNER. 23e
Massachusetts Ave, NE. fseaL
Attest: THE0poRE cQQsWELL.
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. oc31 -no7.14,
HfaAaPA W Walaram kffaPmAw.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
JUNIOR ASST.
BUYERS

Young, h.s.R., to train for meFehan-
!dising careers. Excellent oppor-
Evening star., 1955-11-14

United STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Columbia. hold
ing Q Probate Court.--Estate Of
Albert Turoff, deceased. mo. 66.-
1885,. Administration Docket 1856
Application having been made here
in Tor probate Of the last will and
testament Of said deceased, and for
letters testanentary on said estate.
BY Fannie Turoff. it Is ordered this
Z7th day Of October, AID. 1855.
that Annie 0reenberg, and al
others concerned, appear Ia said
Court on Monday, the 9th day OF
December. AID. 1855, at 1000
o'clock AN, 70 show cause Why
such application should not Be
granted. Let notice hereof Be pub
ushed IN tie .'Washington Law RE-
porter" and 'sThe Evening star,
once IN each of three successive
weeks before. the return day here
IN mentioned, the firSt publiea tion
% be not less than thirty days be-
Tore said return day, Witness. the
Honorable B0LfTHA j, LAWS,
Chief Judge Of said Court, this a7th
day o. October, AID, 1856. Attest:
frank j. Bufkayt, Deputy Reaister
of Wflls for the District Of Colum-
bis. Clsxk q the Probate Court.
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zed Z. Williams . zsd {. Wiliisms, u,
Anetisneers ard Appraisers
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hishAssS sSS v ! WsIsssn ssIsss NV kAWss'rn'''

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
Administration. This is to give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
tKict Of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
minlstFation on the estate Of Leon
Szuiist. also known as Leo 6zulist.
late Of the District of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally authen.
ttcated.. TO the subscriber. on or
before the 25th day Of April. AID.
1856: otherwise they may BY law
be excluded from ali benent Of said
estats. Given under my hand this
26th day Of October. 1865. MARY
I. ezULlsT, 330 Eighth Street. NE.
lSeatb Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register Of wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
EIohate Court. oc31-no7,14
nAWNNA HnnesERETNS 9Nl~@A--
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ALL TO BE SOLD ny
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

Williams Auction House
- aIS NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUES, TOMORROW, g PM
PUBLIC INSPECTION NOW TO
SALE HOUR
ATTENTION:
Chinese rugs will be sold hy auc.
tton here, this Friday and S&tur.
day: Public inspection starting
Wed. morning. Sales: FTi. and sat.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16

Chapel Church of Christ Sunday
might.
Elwood Bowen of Swan Quarter
was here Monday.
Misses Pauline Moore, Sally
Creole, Mrs. Charles McClaken of
Greenville attended the district
home economics teachers meeting
in Beaufort Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. jeff Creole accompanied them
to Morehead City where they Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. Hershey Pritchett, Mr.. Nor
wood Creole of Norfolk visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John and Mervis
Cedle.
2. B. Midyette, Wayne Bell, Will
lie O'Neal, Oracle Caravan and
frankie Baynor were at Mays
Head Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onward Bayrior
and frankie visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Radcliffe Sunday.
Rev. A. H. Stone was here Fri
day.
Mrs. Ruby Roper of Newsport
News, Va, Mrs. Gus Gaylord of
Belhaven, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeff Creole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Creole,
Mr. and Mrs. Gratz Creole visited
Swan Quarter.
Miss Texas Sears visited her
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
D. w. Sears, at Fairfield Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Blake
were week end guests of Mrs.
Dorcas Blake.
Mrs. W. G. Early and Mrs. A. R.
Baum of Norfolk visited their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar O'Neal,
and took Mr.. O'Neal to Washing
ton Sunday to Fowle Memorial
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Creole and
daughter, Louise, visited Belhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Baum of
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16
EAST HYDE HIGH PTA
HAS RECORD ATTENDANCE

New Holland.-Keen interest in
the welfare of their school was
proven by the record attendance at
the first meeting of the school
year in the school auditorium. The
President opened the meeting by
having all stand together and sing
America" Mr.. Collie, the Episco-
pal minister, led the group in
prayer. The devotional was given
by Mrs. Margaret Gibbs. All per-
sons were welcomed by the new
president, Mrs. Doris Mckinney,
who introduced the teachers for
the year as well as Mr.. Gaylord,
the new School Superintendent for
Hyde, and Mrs. Gaylord.
Mrs. Lois Gibbs room, with a
parents attendance of 1000 won
the prize for the grammar grades
and Mrs. Maggie Bridgman and
Mrs. Nell Watson's rooms tied for
high school.
A money making project will be
an all out Fall Festival given in
conjunction with the Halloween
Carnival. The PTA voted unani-
mously to continue to sponsor the
Boys Scouts of Engelhard. Carl
Harris, Scout Master, was present
ed the Scout Charter, framed by
Royden Clark and Mrs. Charlie
Patrick. The business of the meet
ing was carried through very eff
ciently-the most important being
the unanimous vote of the patrons
to retain the high school at Engel-
hard. Then the teachers held open
house inviting all to visit the
rooms, where improvements were
noted; then they repaired to the
lunch room for refreshments.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16
sLADzsvILLE PERSONALS

Preston Jones of Swan Quarter
was a visitor here this week.
Jennings and Clifford Spencer
of Hickory, Va, visited S. G. Spen-
Ger here this week end.
Mrs. w. w. Jennette has been
confined to her bed for several
days, but is improving.
Mrs. Tom Midyette and Mrs.
Robert Lee Midyette visited Mrs.
Kenneth Gray and Mrs. Ralph
Green Thursday.
R. w. Green and Kenneth Gray
were in Greenville Wednesday and
Chocowinity Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Williams and Mrs,
Odia Williams visited their sister,
Mrs. Carroll Williams near Swan
Quarter Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Mid
yette of Leland are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mid
yette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Green, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Gray and chill
dren motored to Kinston Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Green, and Grifton to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Jennette.
Miss Sallye Blame Oredle of En-
gelhard was home for the week
end.
j. w. Cullifer and Troy Sawyer
of Belhaven visited Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Sawyer Thursday.
A. L. Mckinney and Wayne Nc
Kinney motored to Greenville
where Wayne entered E,C.C. We'd
nesday.
Ralph Green was in Swan Quar-
ter Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Caravan
were in Belhaven Saturday.
B. C .Jennette, Victor Jennette,
June Jennette and Norma Jean
Blake motored to Grifton Sunday
W WISH MI. anu hIS. SIldIlSo OSH-
nette.
Kenneth Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
chic Caravan, Mr.. and Mrs. Odia
Williams attended the funeral of
Station Clayton at Mt. Olive Chris
tian Church.
Victor Jennette was in Belhaven
Saturday.
Kenneth Gray was in Belhaven
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spencer,
Mrs. Charlie Caravan and War
rem were visitos in Belhaven Sat
urday.
Mrs. Dallas Williams is spending
the winter in Portsmouth with her
children, Wilbur Williams, and
Mrs. Rufus Pittman.
B. C.. and Victor Jennette were
in Washington Wednesday.
Lloyd Wayne Smithwick of Pom
ger was the guest of Claudia Will
liams. Robert Deal, the guest OF
Leah Wayne Williams Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edsel Bridgman
and family of Hampton, Va, at
tended prayer service at Eunice
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16
ORGAflIZATiONAL MEETING
IS CALLED FOR SPECIAL
HYDE SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Superintendent of Schools Tom
mic Gaylord has called an organi-
rational meeting of the Hyde
County Advisory Committee on Ed
ucation for Monday, September 10,
at 7:30 pm, in the Courthouse in
Swan Quarter.
The committee, recently appoint
ed by she county board of educa-
ton to study school problems
growing out of the recent Su-
preme Court decision, consists of
Leon Balance and Farley Bryant,
Engelhard; Kenneth Dunbar,
Scranton; Policy Mackey and Cliff
ton Mooney, Fairfield, and Her
bert Sadler and Dan Berry, Swan
Quarter. The superintendent serves
as ex-officio secretary.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16
YOUR HOME TOWN AUTO
DEALER YOUR BEST BET

The final push on 1866 model
cars is causing auto men to in
crease their antiulcer dosage. Deal
ers in the metropolitan areas are
loaded with cars and are using
almost any method to move them.
The newsletter to anto dealers
from the American Finance Con-
ference warns that wild discounts,
fantastic allowances, no down pay
ment, and forever to pay" type of
new car advertising does more
harm than good. They go to say
that those who respond to such
ads are lockers not buyers.
Many times in the past month,
I've heard and seen local people
tell local auto dealers about the
terrific deals they can get in Nor
folk and Raleigh.
In all fairness to the local deal
ers, we have to give their side OF
the story, too. The automobile
dealer is entitled to his fair mark
up on his merchandise just like
the grocer or the clothing store.
And just like the retail merchant,
he has cost of doing business.
He maintains a repair and service
department for the convenience of
his customers. He invests large
sums of money in parts so that
repairs can be made quickly. He
is right here in your neighborhood
ready to give you fast and efficient
service.
All of us are in business to make
money. If we can see our mer-
chandise for a profit, we have a
good year. That is the American
way of doing business. On the
other hand, if our merchandise
doesn't move at a profitable rate,
we have sales and sell it at dis
count. But there is a lot of diff
ference between selling rs cents
bottle of hair tonic for SO cents
and selling a $4,000 car for $4,000.
1t costs lot of money just to
put a $4,000 car on the showroom
floor.
Our price economy is based on
the law of supply and demand. If
there is a demand for product,
its price remains stable. If the
demands falls, the price falls ac-
cordingly. One dealer, selling a
high price car, tells me that he
has only one 1866 model left! His
factory was willing to spend an
extra appropriation for advertising
in our paper if he needed it to
move his 1866 models.
Yes, the big city boys will sell
you a new car on a fantastic deal,
but when you are out driving with
the family and something happens
to the car (and if happens to the
best of them) l can just see you
calling dealer in Norfolk to come
down and fix your car, and can
hear his answer, too.
Now is the time to make a good
deal with most any car dealer.
Your local dealer will sit down and
discuss it with you in business
like way. We all like to dicker and
trade-he does too. Remember
though, that the extra hundred
dollars the big city boys. might
offer doesn't include that feeling
of satisfaction you get when you
know that your local dealer is
right here ready to come to your
assistance in times of emergency.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16
REALLY WAS RECKLESS DRIVING.

Out in Stokes County this week. ordinary four
door sedan carrying 10 people got out of control 1t
wrecked and the only person seriously hurt four
months-od child which sustained fractured skull Four
married sisters travelled in this of them carrying
also their children had six with her. another
four.
How did the accident happen Why, Mrs Joseph Line
beck o. the driver lost control while
children crawling around her shoulders Of the 10
people in the car Is children Those us who have
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16

If you can't afford or don't want
to buy a rug right now, it's a good
idea to paint the floor, then spat-
ter it with gold paint for a smart
effect. Add scatter rugs if you
like
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16

had to contend with child hanging the
while drove readily that this reckless driv
of the first order No could be expected to
else competent driving skill under such conditions We hope
the baby lives The mshap will then be miracle indeed
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16
Swan Quarter visited Sladesville.
Bible Class Meets

The Ever Ready Bible Class met
with Mrs. Kate Richards Friday
night, September 9th. Mrs. Jack
Watson presided. Mrs. Harvey Gre
die served as secretary. Mrs. Kate
Richards gave reading.
After business discussion, re-
freshments were served to Mrs.
Harvey Creole, Mrs. jeff Creole,
Mrs. Sam Spencer, Mrs. Jack Wat
son, Mrs. John Creole, by the host
ess, Mrs. Kate Richards.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16

Flower pots won't fall off the
window sill if you place curtain
rod across the window. For de-
corative purposes, paint it the
same color as the sill.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16

THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-16
HOTEL PARKINSON
MACS HEAD, N. c.

Hotel closed for season. want to take
this opportunity to thank all my cus+o-
mers. homefoIks. business people. in Man.
teo. and Beach. for their suppor+in max
ing my Summer Season a successful one.
Serve you again in 1855.
MRS. L. S. PATTERSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

Sun scoops 'em up out Of sea-
son to NOW down the
price! And what a mower!
Cuts a smooth 16-inch swath.
HUNS along powered by a de-
pendable Ha-h.p. electric mo-
tor. Buy now-Save half: Sun
guarantees the lowest price
if you can buy for less within
five days, Sun will refund the
difference.
Evening star., 1955-01-19

er;s program the Republicans
want TO interrupt 90 wen have
TO decide later how much time
to take.
Senator Knowland Of Califor-
mia, the q. o. 2, leader. said he
had suggested that no contro-
yersiai votes be taken between
February 40 and February 90,
Senator KnoWland said he ex-
poets 70 make several speeches 10
that period.
The Republican Nations al
Conlmittee. has been lining up
Lincoln Day speeches. bui
Senator Mccarthy. Republican
Of wisconsin. said he Is setting
up his own schedule. He said he
has engagements to speak il
Bridgeport. Conn: Appleton,
Wis. and Chicago and may
schedule some other appearances.
Democratic National Commit
tee officials said they had no
definite plans for Jef1erson-
jackson dinners such as have
been held IN the past. but added
there may be some discussion Of
the matter today.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
star stan Photo.

being here, / should much trem-
BILE for my liberty. Luckily. there
is no chance"
War Ended Stay.
Poor Augustus mission among
the uncouth Americans was end
ed shortly after the outbreak
of the War Of 1912.
Mai. Gen. q. S. Grant III.
USA. retired. presidents Of the
society. presented Samuel H.
Kaufman, president of The
Evening Star Newspaper Co.
with the latest volume Of the
society's records. On the nv leaf
was imprinted:
Dedicated to The Evening
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WouId-Be AssaiIanf
Was Korean Major
By shs Assoeio.sd Prss.

SEOUL Jan. ia Korean
army major has been officially
identified as the would-be as-
sailant who yesterday threaten
ed the life Of Gen. Maxwell D
Taylor. United States Far East
Army Commander.
Quick thinking by Gen. Chung
II Kwon, RoK Army star Chief
Of star. and two other RoK
officers prevented the berserk
officer from firing . As caliber
pistol at Gen. Taylor.
They jumped the assailant ID
he waved the loaded gun back
and forth In the briefing room
at ROK army headquarters Ii
Taeu.
He was carried from the room
and the briefing continued. The
major, identified as Kim Ki Ok,
q 34-year-old combat veteran,
later insisted he intended nc
harm to Gen. Taylor.
Government spokesman Hong
Kee Karl said, ''It Is believed the
shock which came with his (the
major's) disappointment with
the armistice and the failureIt to
achieve unincation of Korea af-
fected his mind" !"
Mr.. Karl said the major hoped
to arouse public opinion in the
United States to increase mill
tary aid to Korea "
Mai. Kim reportedly climbed
through the window of Gen
Chung's briefing room. unnoticed
until he pulled his weapon.