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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-23
PlNETOWN MAN CASUALTY
OF STORM AND AUTO

Daniel Ray Brooks, 20, died
Tuesday afternoon in the Plymouth
Hospital from injuries sustained
when the car in which he rode
struck high water on highway 80
eight miles south of Plymouth. He
was riding with Donald Cutler of
Pinetown, en- route to Norfolk
where they worked. He was a resi-
dent of Pinetown and a native of
Pantego, the son of Mrs. Myers
Brooks and the late George L.
Brooks and was born August 8,
1926. He was a veteran of the Ar
my in World War II, a member of
the Terra Celia Christian Church
and is survived by his wife, the
former Margaret Wallace. He is
also survived by his mother, Mrs.
Will Russ of Pantego, RID; three
sons, Danny Ray, Randy Lee and
Kenneth Wayne Brooks all of the
home; and three daughters, Shir-
ley Ann, Zelma and Doris Faye
Brooks, all of the home; one
brother, George Robert Brooks of
Norfolk, Va; and two sisters,
Mrs. Marvin Wright of Norfolk,
Va. and Mrs. Roland Mason of
Bath; two half brothers, Claude
M. Brooks of Raleigh and James
H.. Brooks of Jamaica, N. Y;
half-sister, Mrs. Will Gaylord of
Pantego, RID.
The funeral will be conducted
Friday at the home in Pinetown
at 3 pm. by Rev. Robert Lee, as
sisted by Rev. Ralph Osborne, and
burial in nearby Wallace cemetery.
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Grafton. He says ulcers is strictly
goth century ailment. He says
it is caused by automobiles, taxes,
and wimmen's hats. That's a
strange assortment fer causing
disease, but he amt far off.
Old Dobbin, fer instance, had his
faults, but the buggy tires didn't
sqeal going around a corner. And
when you come to these wimmen's
hats, they have tried putting
about everything on them except
a sprinkling of salt and pepper.
And taxes, well that deserves a
separate paragraph.
They built a tower in Nevers,
France, in 1858 by levying a spe-
cial food tax, and though the tow
er has been in ruins fer 500
years, the tax is still being col
lected. That's the story of taxes
all over the world in a nutshell.
Fer instance, they put a sales tax
in North Carolina back during the
depression. 1t was called a "tempo-
rary" tax, and was supposed to
be lifted when things got better.
Well, the better things got the
more they talked about raising the
tax. And now we got a dozen little
taxes along with it. A Teller run
ming a grocery store told me he
had to hire three persons, two to
wait on the trade and one to keep
books fer the government.
From the looks of things right
now, Mister Editor, l think Ill
GERS is in for good, long run.
Yours truly,
Uncle Dan
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OTHER EDITORS
WHAT DID ADAM SAY TO
EVE ABOUT SHORT SHORTS?
By HORACE HORSE
lin Stanly News and Press)


This is the season of the year
when man looks at woman in utter
amazement. Since Adam shared his
BOARD and bed in the Garden of
Eden it has been automatic that
man does not understand the ways
of woman. Frequently, husband
who has lived with one and the
same wife for a period of 60 years
will confess in high, trembling
voice that he does not make even
now a small attempt to understand
his aged wife.
AS classic example of the mys-
terious workings of the female
mind, we find the "little woman"
or any "little woman" for that
matter, spending nine months of
the. year more or less modestly
clothed, seeking at all times to
keep the knees covered and the
upper part of the body properly
draped according to her own stand
ards of propriety.
But June seems 60 do something
to her. She blossoms forth in a
pair of shorts and a halter and
boldly marches up and down the
street for all to see. There is no
Juggling at her shorts to cover the
knees. In fact it would require a
major extension project for the
shorts to come within seeing dis
lance of the knees, let alone cover
ing them. If the restraining intiu-
ence that prevailed in fall, winter
and spring was modesty, then it is
as dead as the proverbial door nail
in June, July and August.
The shorts of yesteryear have
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given way to the short, short
shorts of today. In some instances,
the halter has been replaced by
the shirt, with the short, short
shorts so covered as to give the
impression that the lass, maiden
or "little woman" is wearing moth
ing more than a shirt.
offer no objections to the sum-
mer fashions as portrayed by those
who may be paragons of modesty,
then it is as dead as the months OF
the year. My time is spent in not
ing which of the females has the
''mostest" in the way of pure blub-
Der and which has the shape.
keep mental records on the ones
holding the medals in each cate
CORY.
These comments are for the rec
ords only, bringing to mind once
again that famed statement by
Adam: "Eve, you are the most un-
practicable piece of human flesh
l have ever seen, yet like you"
But l must tell the story of the
lady who was riding on the bus
on the same seat with a chap who
had a red, red nose. She kept tug
ging at her dress to keep it over
her knees until he finally turned
to her and said:
Lady, don't try to stretch the
calico. Liquor is my weakness"
Men have always maintained
that feminine sex is the vain sex.
So we give you this little item for
what it is worth.
A noted New York photographer
recently declared that men are
much vainers than women when
they are being photographed. "Peo-
pie say women are vain," says the
photographer, "but don't believe it:
l never saw anyone as vain as a
man in studio"
Naturally, there will be many
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-23
NEVER STOP COLLECTING
TAXES, EVEN IF NOT NEEDED
(Uncle Dan

(Uncle Dan
in Mooresville Enterprise)
Dear Mister Editor:
was writing here last week
about rheumatism dating back to
Bible times, only they call it
arthritis now. Well, a Teller wrote
in and said we got one new dis
ease now that can't be traced
back any further than this gen.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-09-23

MORE POWER IN FORD LNE-Fods 1856 F.750 Big Job is
heavy duty truck with vehicle weight of FLO pounds High
obtained with special heavy duty 16S hip Ys engine
equipped with fourbarre cabuetor the powerful
engines in this weight class Five different wheebase and power
steering available this model ascoop aids engine
performance Official model introduction September
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ton"
It is refreshing indeed to have these views from Ne
gro writer Further they will be reassurng to those whites
who have always considered the Negro to have been
richly endowed with its special atributesand
that should be prideful any other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
BOATS

CABIN CRUISER, steelcrsft, 26-ft.;
sleeps 4; completely equip. Must
mar IA. s-sos5. ia
lift. CAPE COD sailing dinghy.
with trailer. 10. $4,000. Ext. 412.
daily; JE. 1881. ewes. and wk ends.
RESIN HERTER's for fbreslasing.
$3.50 gal; 4S-in. wide. 2-oZ. fibre
glas mats, S1.25 yd: any quantity.
17-FT. WOOD CANOE, covered
with iibreglas, S125; lift. FIBRE
bEfslas sE $50 sts EN- sa SGSs
26o-h.p. chrYsief Imperial. see
Steward Charlie King at corin-
MERCURY iEisci MARK eS, electric start
ing. less than mo, old. with new
lift; boat. Life preseryers, etc;
m ,9slqdinS c Sip s SSSmSia fsISas
sale; leaving; $3.50. Cali ewes. EN-.
assoc. Ext. 1858. LAssITER
FISHING PARTIES. CHESAPEAKE Bay.
reser.. CAPT KING, 10 4-5s43.
daytime; WA. 7-4iss nights. VIZ
I SPG :, N. S,,s.. e T. Call after
NJ WOLVERINE runsbout; Al
cond. Forward deck, wheel, wind
shield, etc. S165. ia. 7-OS24. Ill
FISHING PARTIES taken out from
ED EDWARDS, UN, 4-4s89.
loft. WHEELER, 9 brand-new 1885,
hip. Nordberg motors, water pres
sure: 3 cabins, sleeps 8, flying
bridge. dual control; ready for any
trip: ship-to-shore radio Boat cost
loss, WIN take a trade. TU
10000. IA
TRAILER, to haul 10 to is IT. boat.
Approx. 800 lbs. Small tires. Newly
built. UN. 4-1751 after o pm.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

SNUG HARBOR-Nicely furn. cot
tage. ami. sleeps IA: Gear ga
rage; boat and motor; only $3.50,
a-705q. Ia
FOR SALE-Pleasant 4-room cot
tsge. large porch: nicely furnished;
nice corner lot all improvements:
Chesapeake Bay vic. RIA. 6-1t32
dav or evening IL
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AVIATION

CESSNA. FOB; less than 200 hour
total time; 1855 paint; 3 radios
ADS-12. LTR-6, Its. THIS shiI
in excel. cond. ana hangared: pr.
vately owned JE. 22325. IL
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BUILDING LOTS in oxon Hill. Forte
REALTY is, a-7655. III
BUILDERS! CHOICE LOTS - Com
. plete, ready TO- go; located Conn.
C. P. FLETCHER, Realtor JU. s.
300; evenings. JU. s-S744. Ill
CHEVY CHASE nice lots that
ssetaasr . all utilf sRS stf are IN
rM w arSiFd III MILES ii FROM ). c.
On private beach: 2 lots; reas. dn.
payment. small mo. payments with
p gTalvileE ga, to build at any time
1fss A.. centreville, Va. IA
: ROACH. ia. 1857, CRe 3-1l47.
ssAEAH ROACH ia. 7-S6&7, or
10 MI = D. c.. P. O. Co.. city water
growing village, schools, transp.,
ia acres; $1,000: 4oo-ft. 'front.'
age on paved road: HE. 4.3500,
,ssYes. c JUs e- $3.50 w W. w LEWIS Evils
GO. ~. 5-6550. Q til Q.
and Orkney pkwy.: ] mile from
Kenwood Club: over Is acre. OIL.
HAWTHORNE, d. C.-60xl35 it..
most exclusive residential section in
D. c.: owner bought house. and
must sell this lot. $4,000 for a
quick sale. Call Mr.. REIcHEL. EN-.
Only 8 BLDG. SITES LEFT with
'frontage on hard surface I'd. 10
%s p SIS SioG ay efs s's sfi. sI i
, acres: Contee rd.. 4 mi. s. of Lau-
: rel. Nd HE 4-3500; ewes. Mr.
? cockill. AP. 7-7632. w. W. LEWIS.
THREE LOTS over 100 # frontage S
each. All utils., incl. street. RAY
MoND J; LYNCH CO., 10. 4-64o0,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEVERAL SMALL NOTES avail.
1Oss discount. IL mos, plus sc
interest Maximum security, stendy
supply avail. FE 1880 before
noon OF SP. 4-5s14. -1c
SIS 800 First Trust 4raeS 90
years on 500 500 brick rambler
CloSe-in Silver , Spring Equity
$3.50 cash. Avail. At par. BELAIR
INVESTMENT CORP. 10. 1915.
ss.o5o; Well-secured 7-year second
$500 SECOND TRUSI. 6et note;
payable sos mo-; full balance in
) YRS behind Perpetual Bldg Assn
$40 900 LIST trust: Offering at 40et
discount eau ST. 3-0737.
PREMIUM notes en- quality D. c.
homes direct from owner.
over IS 5000 90 B&L. Price 'ss.4BS O
3:--S5,550 End, .6ee, $3.50 mo.
Over 81 600 B&L. Price. So $50.
3-S4 400 end, &C.. S44 mo. over
$4,000 B&I. Price. S3:30o
4-S4.aj0 md. s.. $3.50 mo. over
50, 900 Bal. Price. S345o. -
SO $50 Bal. Price. $4,000.
6-S2 500 md. GO. S25 mo. Over
Ss 900 B&L. Price. ;. 900
7--S4.450 End. 6ns. S44 so mo.
g. Il 900 End. 81. S3n mo. over
SIS 00O B&L. Price, $500.
o. 5000 md, 81. $40 mo. Over
SO 600 B&L rice, 50 500
1913 $50 md So. S3S95 mo.
CALL Mr.. s1NDLER. no. 2-1257
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

c new r. sSs s.. Pst g VI u' bnps ss
cY 1896. l2'
FORD 81 3;tons panel; excellent
TO TRADE-New IS Ford ia-t. pick :
up for any late model = or l ton
See at POTOMAC MOTOR COURT,
Hams Point Lot No. 31a. IL
Al USED TRUCKS. Hi-yaIue used
trucks; al models r'akes and sizes
See our selection before you buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
90l 5ladenstu-g I'd. ne. Ii. =
Bus INTERNATIONAL K-7, low
mileage. suitable for markets or
other mobile store: any reasona biz
ro Gun e Sc Egg panel pan delivery; eco
nom:esl deIlvery Ct It's best Truck
rsnty. MONROE FORD. 1897 Fast
evenings til .. JU, 5-TsO4
FORD '55 F-6 tractor; practically
new, for your trucking needs. Truck
No. 1904 -XA; S2,4a5, 30-day war
ranty. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hwy, Bill. Spg. Nd Open
evenings I'll Q. JU. 5-7s04
FORD 80 Pc pickup; q good solid
hard worker Truck No 406-XA;
S495. MONROE FORD. 1897 East
West hwy. Sill. SpE, Md. open to
pm JU. 5-7s04.
FORD 80 F-50O cab and chassis.
2-speed rear. and in excellent con-
dItion SALE 5000
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FARMS (cont.I
COUNTRY HOMES
" Drive To Silver Sprlna

8 Acres. Stream, Log Cabin. $1,000
10 Acres, Good House, S13.5OO
%, Acres. Brick Bungalow. Sl4.500
12~Acres. Stone House, $4,000
BERNARD T. BRosIUs, REALToR
u. g-042A Ewes. and Sunday. Mr..
Lamb. JU. 5-6975. lie
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SOUTH or WALDORF
3.TO 6 ACRE ESTATES

These beautiful tracts Of land are
located in historic old Southern
Maryland in Prince Georges and
Charles Counties. Prices 10 meet
your budset, can sell over four
acres at SI.150; very easy terms
and on paved road. Call evenings
Nj. Turner, FaIEview 2-J02l or
Mr.. MagEitZky. LII. 4-ll35 or
Mr.. Bush, Fa!rview 2-336l. BEALL-
TURNER & CO, ll05 Vermont
ave, no. 2-I97s, MA. s-G13i
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BUICK SO Riviera; tri-tone: mod
eTn: $500 HORNERS BUICK.
iii l4th, downtown. DI. 1898.
Park in. lie
BUICK 81 4-dr. VS. sedan; beau
tiful 2-tone finish. You won't have
to labor IN this one, but you can
enjoy your Labor Day holiday and
have plenty OF carefree days ahead:
one owner. carefully driven. 1t is
yours for the weekend special only
Sl,4a5. AIS MOTORS. 1911 VIII
son blvd. IA. 2-S1O2 Zone Of the
largest Chrysler- Plymouth dealers
In metro. area. Closed Sun. liz
BUICK SO Super Riviera 2-door:
81 500, HoRNER'S BUICK. down.
town, I'LL l4th, DI. 1908, Park
in. II,
BUICK so de luxe sport 4rdr.; Dy-
ma. 2-tone: $500. HORNER'S
BUICK. III l4th, downtown, DI.
G-3993- Park-in. -l2
BUICK So Super convertible: 81 ,2aa
HORNER'S BUICK, I'LL i4th,
downtown. Dl. 1898. Park-in.
BUICK so Riviera RIM. 2-dr.: $40.
HORNER'S BUICK. III l4th.
downtown. DI. 1899. Park-in,
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CHEVROLET 1851
A budget priced DE- luxe sport coupe
in a skimmering Emerald green
with interior &c match. has every
thing. Powerslide. radio, heater
back-up lights, turn signals and
Wv. tires. Be sure to see this
low mileage, one-owner bargain.
only, $685..
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-6l 90
See Monday. Closed Sunday
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CHEVROLET 1851
. door black. heater. seat covers
excel tires. very clean. S595. terms
KENYON Peck Chevrolet
1886 wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 2-9o04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

CHEVROLET SO s-passenger station
wagon, attractive 2-tone green,
Just the utility vehicle for car
pool we invite your inspection
Nyiv GI ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air 80" con-
vertible; 2-tone: bwned by diplo-
mat: best offer viii be considered.
Call CO. b-l606 from 8 til .. HO
2-St5S after 3. liz
CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air coupe: the
most beautiful car in town; q real
bargain: must be seen and driven
to be appreciated. Call US, we Will
pick you UP in our car, 1U. 2-42O0
BILL ROSS, 710O Ga. ave. Nv.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.l
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HEALEY 1855; company
oficial car; new car title. service
and guarantee; low mileage; sub
stantial savings. Largest selection
Of foreign and American cars.
Dealer for Austin Of England, M.
G.-Magnette, M. e., Morris Minor.
Hillman. Sunbeam. Porsehe. Mer-
eedes-Benz. WHY'S. MANHATTAN
AUTO, INC. tEst. 1914. 9TH and
r SITS. NV. North 7-27O0, Branch
sales, 1910 King ST.. Alex. Va,
King S-5625.
BUlCKS--Selection of models and
colors. HORNETS CORNER, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
BUICKS-STANLEY H. HoRNER
INC. Downtown I'LL 14th. Con-
venient to all hotels. ONCE build
tngs. real estate and financial dis
trict Dl. 7-3993.
BUICK 80 Roadmaster Riviera Sc
da1; fully equip. ORIG. owner; bar
gain. $500. AID. 2-S309. --12
BUICK '3s; new paint and tires
leather upholstery: good condition.
S75. XII. S-9537. Ill
BUICK ,52 de |. 4-dr. sport: S94g.
HORNETS BUICK (bowntown) +,
III 14th. Park in. DI. 7-3993.
lie
BUICK so RIM. sport 4-dr.; S64s.
HORNER'S BUICK Downtownl d.
I'LL l4th. Park in. DI. 7-3993.
-
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LOTS. AREAeE FOR SALE
(continued
WOODED LOTS

Four Of Washington areas most
beautiful lots located on Colds
boro I'd. IN Montgomery County.
Unsurpassed in beauty, in exclusive
area. BY OWNER. Call NE.
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aITmnIN6 Inrc

BUILDING LOIS
Rock Greek Hills. very exclusive
to go Priced from 81 $50 to S1,450.
ASK FOR MR. VOWEL.
~ JAMES C. CONLEY & co.
q525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4134 Til o
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1850 de luxe all-metal
station wagon: fully equipped with
Powerglide, orig. finish. extra clean
throughout Must see to appreciate
JET MOTOR SALES. 2725 Nichols
ave. Sc, 10. 2-O336.
'55 Bel Air VS. 4-dooI
r. and h., Powerglide. Wv. tires, :;
tone finish. can't be told from new,
Liberal tradel Only S2,l00. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC. 1909
E..W. hwy. Cat Ga. aye), Bill. Spg"
Nd. JU. 9-4500.
"a 2-door: T. and h.
Only sos down and assume pay
R mSnIS 8 SILVER lS SPRING MOTOR
Co, INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy. lat Ga.
ave J. sil. spa. Nd JU. e-45oo.
CHEVROLET 1916 4-dr.: equipped,
oris, black inish; VII snarapht ante,
w Der mo. JET Moron SALES,
3725 Nichols ave. Sc, 10, "-O33b.
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FORD 1919

FORD 1919
De luxe IS" Tudor: green: 2. and
h.; seat covers; Wv. tires; S495,
terms.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
3l4O Lee Hwy. Arl, ia. 2-e003
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CHEVROLET SIS "2l0" series VS.
4-door: standard transmission;
owner going overseas. only S1.sS5.
XII. 9-0S75. IA
CHEVROLET '53 4-dr: ssdan; SUIT
extras: less than 1l.000 mi; like
new: pvt. owner: $1,000 or best
offer. Tu. 2-6l79. -l2
CHEVROLET 80 styleline de luxe
club coupe, sandstone white nm.
with contracting seat covers. Ya-
q, dio and heater, etc. 1-owner car,
IN extremely good eond through
out Special today. S525.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. 1854
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VERMONT--Mod., 4-bedrm. home:
mt. trout brook, lakes, FISH. hunt
swim; $500. ia, 5-172f, ewes,
SWANS HOTEL. apts store. boats
bait. tackle. Texaco marine prod
ucts: Piney Point. Md
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-REhT
WATERFRONT PROP. W'Tp.
VACATION PLACES

WANTED-CoTTAG or lse. lot. In
or around Selhy-on-Bay area. JU.
S-037S IA
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CADILLAC 80 go" sedan. blue
and ivory finish, equipped r. and
h. Hydra. power Steerins. cleo.
windows and seats, Wv. tires,
one owner, best buy OF the day.
~ 695
Suburban Cadillac Odds. Co.
1920 ARL. RID, BETH. OIL. 6-7700
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EDMONDS (Ford)
1928 Wilson Blyd,, Arl.. Va.

1928 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
ia. 5-SS22
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air hardtop
sport coupe tselection Of 81. variety
OF desirable colors:. all are fully
equipped. some with Powerglide:
1909 guaranteed. We invite your
inspection, Priced as low as : ,377.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
1I6s 18th ST. NV. Re 7;.Ss7
OPEN EvENINoS-CLOsED SUN,
CHEVROLET 1858 s-dr:. sedan;
CLEAN GREEN BEAUTY-YOUR
MIDSUMMER SPECIAL. r.. and
h. 81 .0g5, IS down. Call AID. .
s722 and ask for Bill serhus to
pick you Up.
Stohlman Chevrolet
33rd and NJ SITS, NV. AID. 2-s72e
CHEVROLET '46; has Fadio, heater,
SIPS. So down. Chevrolet ~
conv, has radio, heater; $ia5, So
down Packard ~ hR5 radio
heater. Sl45. IS down. Olds 40,
2-door, S65. $5 down. Hudson 81
COW. S395. SIS down. HITCH
HIKERS SPECIALS"
Stohlman Chevrolet
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p PAR R1s:'ij Ky FORD
PARKWAY FORD

PARKWAY FORD
3n5l NJ ST NV. AID 2-0lS5
FORD SO F10o 80" ia-ton pick up:
Fordomatic. heater, etc; In ex-
tremely good con. throughout
don't miss this bargain. Ss45.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-9S27
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Builders and Developers
; ,.s Approx. 30 acres, $4,000
l.x,cp per acre. unimproved. Sta
.&-s-Sshilized location. Excellent for
homes from $4,000 to SEQ
600. Shopping. schools, etc.
available. For more info, call
=. Mrs. Robbins.
- ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
H. $4,000 1T13 King. Alex
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CADILLAC ~ So series 4-door; r.
and h. hydro. beautiful "-tohe
green $685.. SIS dn. ia. 5-9197
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CADILLAC 1852 eonv: - 900
mi. power brakes: must sell; no
reas offer refused. IA a-a5g0
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FORD 1919 Custom IS" Tudor; Z;
guarantee inspection. S395, S95
down, $50 per mo. JET MOTOR
SALES, 2725 Nichols ave. Sc. 10.
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WHEELER INC

CADILLAC '55 Coupe de vile: low
mileage. Full power equipment
New car warranty. Immaculate
s4,499 FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Conn ave-. WO 6-S400.
CADILLAC 1a47 sedan; mileage AZ
900. orig. owner. This car is in
excel cond. throughout. Unusual
buy at S575. KE. S-4707. liz
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De SOTO "a Powermaster "6": r.
and h., PowerFlite transmission
many other extras. Low mileage.
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MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
$685. Wis. Ave. ST. 3-7107
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FORD 1850 Custom IS" Tudor; Ian
Ger maroon with radio: q perfect
End car. This Is steal at only
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rid. Sc. LII. 1-9647
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-09
Supervisor For Territorial
Department of Education
Here on Annual Inspection

Miss Lois Morey, educational
supervisor for the Territorial
Department Of Education is on her
annual inspection trip to north
ern Alaska schools. She returned
to Nome today from Teller and
reported that a new room has
been built onto the existing school
giving. Teller two-room school
building.
She also said there will be
some changes noted in Teller as
the pioneer owners of the Teller
Commercial Co. have sold out
and will be leaving soon for the
States.
After consultation with Mr..
Angel and staff of the Nome
Public School, Miss Morey will
60 to Candle and Kobuk and
inspect the territorial schools
there.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-09
Beta Sigma Phi's Service
Project Will Be To Buy
Instrument For Hospital

The last Beta Sigma Phi meet
inc was held at the home Of Anita
Mays. Marilyn Asbridge and Ellen
Waldhelrn, members Of the soror-
ity service project, reported on
the items that were needed at the
hospital and the sorority voted to
purchase a laboratory instrument.
Although it will be ordered in the
near future, the various fund
raising enterprises, rummage sales
and the like, during the winter
will provide the money for this
service project. Also the mem
bers of the sorority take turns
each month visiting the TB ward
at the hospital taking some little
treat to the patients there.
Marilyn Asbridge conducted the
cultural program, assigning parts
to Betty Alexander and Mary
Honsberger.
The ceremony officially install
ling Rose Silverman as sponsor Of
the chapter was performed by
President Mary Honsberger
Refreshments of tea, coffee and
cream puffs were served by the
hostess.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-09
High School Enjoys
Annual Skating Party
At HalverSOn's Pond

The annual high school skating
party was held last Friday eve
ming on HalverSon's Pond.
Busy hands had cleaned off por-
tons of the lake, and driftwood
had been hauled to a convenient
place from the Nome beach.
A quarter moon lent its silvery
light to the delight Of the skaters
and the Aurora Borealis played
softly on the northern horizon.
"A blazing bonfire drove back
the frigid air with tropic heat,
while a happy reunion in song and
refreshments around the campfire
was a great inspiration.