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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
LOST COLONY MEMBERSHIPS
INCREASED DURING MONTH

Nanteo.-Memberships in Ro-
anoke Island Historical Associa-
ton which moved slowly in the
beginning have now passed the
500 mark, according to r 2. Jor-
dan, general manager Of The Lost
Colony. The memberships this
year at $3.50 each entities the
members season ticket privileges.
In other words, for $3.50 per-
son, If they wish, may see each
of the So performances of The
Lost Colony during its 18th sea-
son beginning July !, it was
stated
Nest of the memberships sold to
: se have come from outside Dare
lnty. where a total of S7S have
en- purchased. Within Dare
County. with Manteo in the lead,
a total of 149 memberships have
been sold as follows: Manteo IS;
Wanchese s; Kill Devil Hills. 9;
Kitty Hawk. 9; Mays Head, 10;
Manns Karbor 6 and Rodanthe 2.
No member ships have been sold
to date in East Lake, Ma5hoes,
Stumpy Point, Salvo, Waves,
Avon, Buxton, Frisco or Hatteras
The special offer for $3.50
season ticket memberships will
continue through April 80, Jordan
stated.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
TREASURE HUNTS TO BE
FEATURE OF JAMBOREE

Two big treasure hunts, one for
adults and the other for children
under II years of age will be fea-
lures of the first annual Dare
Coast Pirate Jamboree, scheduled
as a three day vacation season
launched for this region on April
20, 80 and May 1. The treasure
troHes will be in the vicinity OF
Jockeys Ridge, the tallest sand
dune in Eastern America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Able Williams are
co-chairmen of a committee which
includes Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Zevely, Mrs. Kitty Jackson and
Mrs. Jean Perry Beacham, and
they have the job of planting the
treasures, drawing up necessary
charts and arranging clues as to
the location of same.
Mrs. Beacham will be in c. e
of the hunt for children az it
will be arranged for youngsters
in such a manner that finding the
treasure trove will not be too diff
ficult. With the adults, however, it
will be a different story. The
clues will be hard to find, and SO
will the treasures, but the treas
ures will be worth looking for.
That has been assured by local
merchants and citizens who have
promised to donate same.
The children on their hunt are
likely to find most kind of
toy or beach accessol. n candy.
Adults will likely find anything
from gold ear rings and other
jewels to pieces of eight and rum.
The several clues will be at many
different places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, after
meeting with their committee in
charge of arranging the treasure
hunt stated that it would be the
biggest event of its kind ever at
tempted since the early 18th Gen.
fury when pirates actually buried
treasure on this coast, which
Outer Banks natives of that per-
iod PROMPTLY set about looking for
as soon as the pirates had head
offshore for more looot.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
STUMPY POINT LOSES
2 COMMUNITY LEADERS

This week marked the final
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
Meekins from Stumpy Point,
when they came for the last of
their furniture, preparatory to To-
eating in their new home in
Middleburg, N. C. Mr.. Meekins
sold his store business more than
a year ago, and went to Vance
County to live near the Biggs Is
land dam where he engaged in
farming and operation OF fishing
boats on the Kerr Reservoir.
This week end was spent with
his brother, Garland Meekirs.
While at Stumpy Point they
were active in church anG COM
munity work. Mr.. Meekins served
as Church School Superintendent,
Chairman of the official Board of
the Methodist Church, Steward
and in several other places. Mrs.
Meekins has served as president
of the W.S.C.S., teacher in Church
School, counselor for M.Y.F. and
various civic projects. David, their
son, is senior in High Point Col
lege, after serving two years in
the Army in the U. S. and Korea.
He is married to the former jamie
Crews of Winston-Salem who is
now teaching in High Point City
School. The daughter, Joyce, is
married to Malcolm Bobbitt of
Littleton. They have three daugh-
tiers, Nancy Bea, Mollie Jane and
Joyce Ann. Mr.. and Mrs. Eobbitt
now own and operate a tobacco
farm in Middleburg.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
lOFFICERS INSTALLED
HATTERAS ISLAND
BY EASTERN STAR
Mrs. Ormond Fuller. Worthy Ma
iron, and Other Officers Take
Over at Rodanthe Friday

Rodanthe. Hatteras Island
Chapter No. 303 O.E.S. held g
public installation of officers ir
the chapter room here Friday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. The meeting was
called to order by the Worthy
Patron, Anderson Midget, and
other officers marched in and as
sumed their station without cere-
mony. Visitors were welcomed by
the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Cedric
Midget. Mrs. Annie Laurie Null
Inns, Pm. of South Mills Chapter
installing officer, was presented
and given hearty welcome. She
in turn presented the following
Installing Marshall, Mrs. Doris
Bonner, DDGM. Roanoke Island
Chapter, Installing Chaplain, Mrs.
Carrie Midget, Secretary, Roam
oke Island Chapter, Installing
Conductress; Mrs. Lula Jones P.
NJ, South Mills Chapter, Install
ing Organist; Mrs. Hilda Balance
WIN. of Roanoke Island Chapter,
Installing Secretary; Mrs. Mary
Midget, P. M. Roanoke Island
Chapter, and Installing Warder,
Robert Balance, w. P. Roanoke
Chapter.
A beautiful and impressive in
stallation was conducted with the
following officers installed:
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ormond
Fuller; Worthy Patron, Richard
Job; Associate Worthy Matron,
Mrs. Dolores Burrus; Associate
Worthy Patron, Woodrow Ed
wards; Treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gray; Secretary, Mrs. Laura
Hooper; Conductress, Mrs. Aiethia
Meekins; Associate conductress,
Mrs. Nellie Edwards; Chaplain,
Mrs. Charlotte Balance; Marshall,
Mrs. Anscher Oden; Adah, Mrs.
Thelma Gray; Ruth, Mrs. Edna
Barnett; Esther, Mrs. Maude Job;
Martha, Mrs. Pauline Oden;
Electa, Mrs. Cedric Midget;
Warder, Mrs. Irene Midget, and
Sentinel, Mrs. Esta Gray.
Lovely corsages We're presented
all installing officers and new
officers. Beautiful arrangements
of camellias were used in the
Chapter room. Refreshments of
punch, cake, sandwiches, nuts, and
minis were served to many mem
bers and guests present.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01

The Sunrise Service Easter
Morning at Cape Hatteras Light
house is expected to attract 1000
people according to Rev. Dan E.
Meadows, Methodist minister of
Hatteras. Rev. C. Freeman Heath,
District Superintendent of Meth
odists will be the principal
speaker.
All the churches and their pas
tors, of Hatteras Island will take
part, with their choirs joining in
inspirational singing of the Eas-
ter songs. A large white cross will
be erected at the rear of the choir.
Parking service is available in
the National Park area, and if
weather is bad, the museum porch
will be used for the service.
The first service of this kind
was held last year and it was at
tended by about $50 people, four
states being represented.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
TWO NEW TEACHERS
NOW ON STAFF OF
ENGELHARD SCHOOL

Two new teachers have joined
the staff of Engelhard High
School, it was announced this
week by school authorities.
Miss Annyce Moose Of States
vile has replaced Mrs. Magdaline
Balance as social studies teacher,
and Miss Annie Ray Martin has
replaced Mrs. Susie Jarvis as
home economics teacher. Mrs. Bal
lance and Mrs. Jarvis resigned
March l.
Both Miss Moose and Miss Mar
tin are recent graduates of Appa-
lachian State Teachers College.
School officials hope that they will
enjoy their work along the coast
after four years in the mountains
of North Carolina
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
BY LOUIS GRAVES, In The Chapel Hill Weekly

against Hitler's submarines along
our coast, just as civilians are
now being called upon to help
spot enemy planes.
AS it is now, we have an agency
called the Federal Civil Defense
Administration, established in the
executive branch of the Govern
ment four years ago 'to provide
plan Of civil defense for the pro-
lection of life and property" The
principal responsibility is vested
in the states, with the Government
providing coordination and guild
ance. There is the great mistake.
For the Government to stop with
coordination and guidance is
folly. Overall direction and the
major share of the actual per-
Torrance of the various services
embraced in an eyacuation-these
should be the functions of per-
sonnet employed by the United
States Government.
Civil Defense should be made a
part of the Department of De-
Tense. There should be a Civil De-
Tense uniformed force, with Off
GERS and enlisted men as there are
in the Army and the Navy and
the Marine Corps and the Air
Force. There should be training
schools for this new force just as
there are for our other forces. Of
course, precedent to all this, and
essential to it, is an adequate ap-
preparation of money.
returned to the question: Is
Civil Defense important or is not
important? If it is not important,
stop talking and fussing and
Tuning about it. If it is important,
then l, as one citizen, make this
plea to the President, to the men,
bers of Congress, and to our other
leaders in Washington: Do not
keep on trifling with Civil De-
Tense. Give it the serious attention
it deserves. That means: make it
a direct responsibility, a definite
operation, of the Government.
L. G..
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
CORRECTING REPORT OF
DARE RECORDERS COURT

Tried last week in Dare Re-
corders Court. George Albert Nc
Clease, and not Daniels was found
guilty of abandonment and nom
support and given a sentence of
two years in Jail, suspended on
payment of $40 a week for his
family's support. McClease is
Negro living near Manteo.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
0sPREYs ARE BACK

Ospreys or "sea eagles" as they
are sometimes called have return
ed to the Dare Coastal region for
another of their breeding seasons.
These great and graceful, fish,
eel and snake eaters haev many
eyries on Roanoke Island and
elsewhere along the coast of Dare,
One of the most convenient nest
ing places of these birds, for
those who enjoy watching them is
between Manteo and Wanchese,
near the highway. They build
nests in dead trees.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
STUMPY POINT RAISES $52.36
FOR 1855 MARCH OF DIMES

A total of $52.36 was raised by
the citizens of Stumpy Point for
the 1866 March of Dimes, accord
ing to a report from the chairmen,
Mrs. Jasper Hooper and Mrs.
Woodrow Best. OF this amount
$3.50 came from the Skeet Theatre
in Engelhard, as the Stumpy
Point school children, who number
20, attended this movie. They also
contributed by means of coin cards
in the school. The remainder was
raised by adult contributions.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-04-01
A Commonsense View Of the Importance
Of Civil Defense and What II Needs To
Make It Effective And Of Value To All

Complicated Program Of This Magnitude Demands That II Be
Government Division. Operated Under the Same Set-Up
As The Army and Navy
Evening star., 1955-07-03

green: excel. cond
Moving. must sell; any reasonable
SOFA, slip covered in red antique
satin, down cushions: cost new
$3.50. Moving and will sell today
for S140. 2 occasional chairs,
hand straw woven couch and chair
maroon pillows: library table. Hoo.
day. 24i5 N. Underwood st.. Arl
JE. a-siso. Cali or see between
SOFA. deorgian style; new greer
antique satin cover; excel. cond.
very reas. WO. 6-4605.
SOFA BED. Lauson style. slip GOV.
cred, $40. Baby bed, innersprine
9 nmattress, IS; ov. 3-355s.
s4EA s,in and and cHAaR. saR. good ,c cond viii
SIS Can iOa Ia. eaSi; eo4SSo. sAO' dresser
SOFA-BED. excellent cond.. green
Moving, must sacrifice; S35. Other
misc. items. TU. 2-4655.
S0UNDsCRIBER, S347 portabl.
leather dictator with playback)
perfect. SIS; transcriber tmahog.)
$50: misc. equip. reas. 10, 2-8031
SOUNDSCRIBERS, set, Model 4
with eopier. microphone. pisyback
$i60 tcost s7o4J. P. o. BOX SoS
sTAMPs-u. s. Mint sheets; 1920.
1850: many at fraction over face
some matched sets. EN-. 3-12T9.
STEEL SHELVING. 81 per unit of 4
shelves; GiCHNER. 25l3 M st.
E ~
Evening star., 1955-07-03
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEAsANT-2-rm. front; vac
ancy due to transfer; hot and cold
wall carpet. window fan; quiet,
clean: clean: ,attrac;: completely furn.;
CAPITOL HILL and Q rrn. units,
newly furn. and dec; rent reas..
ME- CLEAN L.R.k. RIM; redee.:
lady only 1895 mo. 143s Newton
81 NV DU 7.e231 or TU. 2-2SS2.
COOL BAsEMENT-Refgr., sriil,
clock radio, Tv. airfoam mattress,
s9-s15. 2147 r NV. Elk. 3-6633.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Esnc ant.
large rm., new furn., linens, mr..
bath. Maid service. Ho. 2-86s9.
sess 14th ST. N.w.-Bedroom with
kitchen. electric refrigerator. gas
stove, newly decorated. Double bed,
linens furnished, "A
tI9 9TH ST. S.W.-2 and 3-rm.
apts.. Sig wk. up. Child Ok. Conv.
70 Military and Govt. bldgs. Also
Ink. rm.. 1st d.. SO. ME. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS toR SALE

COLI CLUES. 4atehsd set. ladies'
new eond.; $40. OIL. 2-36e3.
GROCERY AND REgT. FIXTURES
beer cooler with comprexsor. meal
case. sinks. slieer. grinder, shelving
etc. An or separate IA s-5ol0
GROCERY FIxTuREs-WaIk-in boz
meat case. hot-aif gas furn.; candy
s1.. s1.. Lf. Der sifss. fHHs:s T1. s. aisas. u
GUITAR, Spanish. wired for electric,
~. In $50. 81 s0id p@r sSnd 70 10 iS pn. eau
GUITAR. Vega. built-in amplifer
pickup: Ike new; $50. Hpiphone
spph. so wecd veneer constr. $50
GuNs.Bediord County. Pa, Itne;
Call AP. 7-23l2.
.nd Ssaco. s-SEs: ssC: s5 G'ts na.s ssa. Z.
bum cabinet on legs. So; bunk
beds. superb mattresses. $40: din.
table for 8, 4 chairs, orig. $3.50,
heavy maple. $40; isdy's walnut
desk on legs, orig. $l26. $I5: ma
hog. dble. bed. $40 compl; ehif-
fonier. 8 8, DR.. newly painted. s25'
HARDwARE-l0o pairs Of az,
hinges for so cents o pair. Alse
locks and cabinet trim. AD. 4-e705
ask for Mr.. OAKLAND.
HEATHKIT, 80 watt. o.w. trans.
mitter and antenna coupler: zoe
watt FM transmittey, partially
rebuilt. OIL. 2-7626.
HlGH-FIDELITY from your homt
tape recorder with Dynamu heads.
WO. 6-9013, after IL.
H-FI-PILOT AA-eO3 AMPLIFIER
byilt,in pre-amp. Excellent. $50
Evening star., 1955-07-03

iaSAalT toned. caii u. slsssssls s.ssss. rseo9di'
TYPEWRITERS RENTED, --latest
models. 81 mo-; 3 mos, $3.50
Rent may apply to purchase. NE
S.46l5: ewes. or Sun.. WO. 6-5224
TYPEWRITEKS-NeW portabies, bi1
discount. CIRCLE, 74I 18th NV
r,sByy ,"Byy Where You Get SERVICE. !.
sohi s5Si Nn' NsfnfrifsissST; fsassSS;, $50; Excel
VACUUM SALES-Royal. Lewyt. GE
Apex. Electrolux and any make;
20 to S25; 5211 Baltimore blvd.
vENDiNG MACHINES. Universe
Nut King: 8 new and 5 used: $3.50
or SS sep. g. =. LANIER. IA,
VIOLIN. case and bow: handmade
perfect eond,. trade or sell. Besl
ofIer. $35. .RA. 6-gsiO.
gonzil-Make offer. 3245 N. Not
wtingham nhnn,st s." ATl; "a pm,
wSsHsSs; ws3SndiitSa; ca. n S:E.. SaSESss .,,. 40 a,
sfyes o'' F:gss' gSoS iss sRs
st. NV. ia, $4,000.
WASHER, Kenmore wringer 1885,
: model needs few repairs. si2
WASHER, completely reconditioned
Easy Spindrier. $50. Cali IA
wAsHERs-Kenmore vrinser, ss5
WESTINGHOUSE elec. oven, new cond.
SIP; 2S-ft. wood extension ladder
SIP: hand lawn mower. So, UN
WASHER, Speed Queen wrinse,
sxest ess cond. $50 or best offer. 10
WASHERS AND DRIERs for re- rent
ts GsT russss,. ssSs dsy cs, rental ser nay apDls
WASHER, Maytag chieftain, INV wiring.
wAsHER. Kenmore. ss1 sAi . S,sois; Is. automatic
$IoS. sJss' JH.' a-aois. ae1isnen' condition mtg
WASHER. famous $50 Monitor Q.
motored (pumpb compact apart.
ment, little used. 7.50. 10. 2-S03 /
WAShEE. Kenmore wringer. lat,
perfect: $40 each. CO. 5.5Ss2. '
WASHER, Kenmore automatic with
suds saver: good condition. $40
WASHING MACHINE. Thor semi.
automatic: perfect cond.i S75. Car
deliver; TU: .2:l41S. "a
WAsnANG MACHHNE. Thor semi
aausseeTEatic. aseEstic. good cond., $50. Ju
wAsRaiNG MACHINE. sendix auto.
$50: high chair. maple finish, SIS
WASHING MACHINE Haundromat,
nearly new. $3.50; Bendix manEl,
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, ex.
cellent condition; moving. mus
WATER HiESAtTTEtRso. ~ sss 1SaS, auto. Crane
used guar. $50. del. BLOCKS
II 114e Lao tse hwy, tnr. Key Bridget
WELDERs new or used LINcoLNs
IsMSsII,oT IIor sale q f9r rent EsARLBECK 4
wEIbiNG Il hsltG Akc. M sish,a stsiE.r auto. 70,
generator. ideal for body and fen.
der Welding; price, $50. Call JU
wEsTINGHousE LAUNpRoMAr
sH sxceli q SSad %Srbins cond.; best offer
WINDOW FAN. Homart brand-new
reasonable. DU. 7-2953.
AIR FORCE AND MARINE OFF.
GERS UNIFORMS, tan. CAB. trops.
new. Sizes 3sL. 39S, 39R. 39L. 42R
43R; free alt: very cheap. Ii. {
BARGAINs-LuGGAGE, lady's Sal Sam.
set s14so; sn0 saS.s5 q l1eh. table dew lsmS mn
S6:95: walnut vanity and bench
$15: chest. to match, 5000: port
able record player. S3.95; S45 fold
ing camera, S10.95. I347 Ingra
nam st. NV, RA 6-4554
Evening star., 1955-07-03
ROOMS FURN.-MD. q VA

GbEMTIEMAN bam, N,ts will VI share ass.,, l:s;, ".
dble., adj. bath with and s.; $50
LOVELY LGE. BEDRM., front. nearly
new. pvt. bath: beautiful Aurora
drint,IT. His; nr. Pspta ges: a1 gentleman. no
LARGE BEDRM. with pvt. bath: nr.
Clarendon. ia 7-I2S5. "a
FREE RENT to respectable, sober
party for some assistance. WE.
ARIiNGGToN. e4s4 N. Ohio st.
Furn, rm;. with pvt, bath. S12, so
Il desired. JE. 2-6313. Il
bath. with or without meals, ex-
press bus service downtown. Csll
ONE NICELY FURNISHED sleeping
room. newly papered and painted.
4ess g zlaa1i asmilton st.. Hyattsviile. I'D.
1867 Il. NsSsi; Nelson ST.. ARL,-Atts.c. s
sgle.: pvt; home: bus ct cor: nr.
N. ARL.--Entire end A.: studio rm..
use OF piano. garden: hskp.; chill:
HoME rRfVffEs; :onesns SA sGSio er
q to 80 1907 Lendsdovn way:
ARL. BLVD. vA.-Large front mas.
tsansp' tss SsdFni. "a. esrisysts essio home; e5ssl'
Evening star., 1955-07-03
eArTu AND LIVESTOCK

ZOE sALEzgesr pIs.. Asnp.hir..
ready Tor heavy service. 10. 6-03e5.
RRG. HAMPSHIRE BoAR GHoAFs.
wen bred SIS e. Lenah 6-24e6.
nAhE. 10 va. old, very eentye.
$40; Pony mare: Az. s yr.. eld.
sIsSS. ?ld Az ossss sas:sirs; ssni:s ts s.s s.Is
cIaRgSsr PONY easx faaM saf oeGy o. s safts So.
near Chantllly, Va: Lenah 5-2496.
: bkAUIIUL 6-yr..old bay. mares,
very Eentle; ! 2 thoroushhrsd: /
ssyliss SiliEGssn ycans rserse ss., hSsss ore.
sokREL RiDING HORSE. els.y
and gentle; SI25 incl Engiish Sad-
die and bride. on. 6-7720.
ie figs. brood soys and 2 males
Tor sale. Pigs 0 wks. old. Spruce
s2D6IG2.. German. only used 4 mos.
$40 % best oler. Ju. s-se45. '
SHETLAND P0NY COLTS, nick
yours nov: wtn BE- ready to wean
~ Sept. Also Shetland pony stsl-
.s,, Lon; pAYMaEUJDE PONY FARM.
o PgREkBRREaDS Angus h.ifer., IA
RONY COLTS, 4-yr.-old bay. Quartet
RoFs RRSsss CASE sEs' punfs.E fSsIE1Ppi2s ptssassl ssly R.
AbERDEEN-ANGUS BULL = WELL
s,sd Pr .si: siys;fs;0ls s .5s4 5Ess.4Issrsd herd pun
BAY MARE, hunter. Is hands. ..
eonditioned. yE. s-ssos. s' @s
HAMPsHIRE RAMS, REGISTERED, one
ysarling; Of. .2:2i25. "A
mi1SoBS ,RG Gs Bstsi pNy ~ sissS and 0 soioTs
CATTLE. exeeptionaiiy l ape Here
toyd. registered and Grade cows; 2
8 SMALL P0NIEs, semitic, well
trained: were used 4 ehlldren's
gSslr,yilI. gSsz stlns. sa5s. p DnLnas.R' Z.
nonion anaDi q aSehsv.sG SI .sG slsd IL nS s. ED
ponian Of Belted Fields. Bese6S;
dam. Belted Fields Blaekcap e..
1913, 763. C. W. cRoSsMAN,
MORGAN MAZE. gated. most rea-
sonable. spirited; Palomino fiiiy.
tnoroughbred, ridden By children,
s.HoRsE MiTERNArroNAL VAN
Al cond. 8 mare ponies, ali sizes
and colors. 3 pony geldings and
stallion pony. 8 top Western
horses. gray roam walking horse,
several very quiet 3-gaited horses.
July Is. 8 pm, HILLTOP FARM.
FISHER d;o "a; s.e.. Temple Hills. Md.
Ri5iEG HORSES, ponies. sood a. Sc.
lection; gentle and safe. Also 3
yearlings, well bred, ready to break
the way you want them. Call
thoroughbreds: also thoroughbred
quarter horses and pony. Cali MR..
ZONES. Poolesyille, Nd, 37S6.
BEAUTIFUL PLEASURE HORSE,
gray. with silver name and tail;
yrs. old: guaranteed gentle and
quiet for any child: $125. CR.
s LARGE PONY MARES, .uit.bl.
for brood mares: yrs. old; S75
each: CAL after 8 Pm. Tues,
TRoRoUGRBREp R o5tasSi HUNTER, mare,
yrs. old with beaut. foal ct aide;
S175. Also small riding mare,
hunter prospect: S1O0.. Call Tues,
After 8 pm. DI. 7-4746.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
HOSE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GARDEN-FIRE-SUCTION
IS Ft. Garden Hose Is Low ss 81
j. H. GICHNER
2513 M st. NV. EX. 3-3527
HOSPITAL BED, like new. adjust
able 2 ways, S26. 2613 N st. NV.
Elk. 3-3527.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Arl., Va.
contents Of 5-room house. KE
8. 1927.
HYDRAULIC HOIST for lubricating;
perfect condition. OIL. 2-2SO0. "a
INSULATION - Kimsul. Rockwool
Zonolite, Fibreglas. 1920 Wilson
blvd. RUCKER LUMBER.
INTERC0M SET. Webster Tei-E-
Talk, 10 station, h. !. wood
speakers. good: $45. 10. 2-S03I.
IRON FIREMAN COAL sT0KER-
Complete with room clock thermo-
stat and controls. WA. 7-0112. -
IR0NER, washer. vacuum cleaner,
tables, mirrors. lamps. chrome d.
nette set, sell separate. TIE. 6-6677.
IRONER, GE cabinet. dual heat con-
troll and ironcr chair: both $50.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
PIPE-USED'

various lengths ut very reasonable
WxsHrNcToN RAG q BAG co.
2l5 L St. s. W.. Phone Dl. 7-SO07
Open Every Saturday Until PM.
PIsTOLs-We carry q complete line
Of new and used s. & W.. Colt.
H.. q R.. Hi-Standard. Luger re-
3yssf rs ssEEs co
2 st; NV, RE. 1882.
POCKET and billiard tables supplies,
poker tables and games table. ten
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SUPPLY
CO. $40 9th st NV DJ 7-a7Ii
PORCH FURNITURE, . reed sofas,
plastic cushions. $65 each; 2
chairs, plastic cushions. $40 each:
tables $40 each. Ho. s-si45,
POWER MOWERS, gasoline. rotary s
ana reel types; some as is. $40.
Better mowers, UP to S46. Lo.
POWER SAW. 1o-in. Craftsman
with stand and 1-h,p. motor, 500;
}Hnior nnn electric sander, SIS; also
viii, wise and light, $40. AD. 4
PUMP; YET; u h.D.. slightly used.
PUMPS. S7,bo UP: bring us your
pump problems. ELECTRIC EQUIP
Co. 2473 Sherman ave. NV,
rUMfS--Deep and shallow well eel
~ i44S BuTps Ess nEy lowest prisse sss1a6 BLOCKS
1P IL eG%psss HSsax aTstsTr Sss% staten staten
vFo. etc. ia. 2-I556.
RADIO, high fidelity AM-FM with
Blond cab, wo. s-s0i3 after ii :
RADIO, table model. S5: portable.
o ShonO Hand Sest printing a.l press rseords
power supplies. meters. vibsspsets' bssEs'
dylsmotors. condensers. new. used
and surplus. Gear bought. INDUS
TRY SERVICES, INC, 37O5 South
Oakland st. Arlington. Va. OF Four
Mile Run, Shirlington. IA. 5.72Sl
RabRS RSnsqSSag; Sgohs6IE4l' /. 59 + n.ns,,. m.,or
record player; peri. cond; $50. s''i%. La.
RADIO - Table model FIN police
Rs s@ SswNsacKEass pa S1ih esEs ssS s2LEs TESD eo
BIB p g; nv. RE, 1859,
RADIO MULT1-TEsTER = Electron
voltmeter. new. $la.50: $500 tran
scriber. as is. S5; microphones.
Rabio iatsTsoP PARTS %'se ANS So ESSnPMENr- ;SGas
ss s"'ns,ps nsaps snaT'' sney soa SoSSr aS
ribbon, 3 cents IT,; Nations
fixf7xs 81; ssndis stse' SaSsisi TA.iat
transmittsr. S35: Millen excitsl
with Millen power supply, racl
mounted. $50: Millen 500 watt
anal With power supply 500; UTc
sTsS'rsSn ssSS xERo ss0fs ifR Nc 81
va. 2010 Duke st.. Alexandria
RxDIo:PHoNoGRAPH. scott. AM,
sssrii,c: ssss Ssss0sf1'S ~. s1it sais. si'S0o
RADIO. Hammarlund, shortwave re,
ceiv. and spkr.; $75.. Code signa
recorSder and tape puller; $40. OIL
RADIO TRANsMITTER. 5o-vat,
and Z. C. o. available. ia. 1882
3S9s N. 3Oth st., Arl., Va -
RADIO, custom units, MaEnavox
AM and FIN tuners, amplifiers, ::
l2.in; spkrs,, compl; In nice cab
groSnd music; excel. cond.; reas
RsEErIahhS4of. sDE Sssh SEo t-a2a, isls. .,,. excel,
lent buy at $40; 1000 oreenva,
blvd, Falls Church, Va. -
REFRiGEkATORsi used. rebuilt
y:..'.ti y:.s sipssSSk fSS SR ;.1; sse guar sssol
REFRIOERATOR = s-cu. IT.; fat
cond.; $40. To inspect 1884 8
REEfFHSErdfRATFooR. Hotpoint, No new
RfEFsRfdkRAToR, westinghouse, ex
eel. cond.; good price; EN-. 3-1l7;
after 11ts.m. S