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Runs-Hamner Lopata, Kazanski
Burk Robinson C2l, Bell. Kluszewski i2)
4s.t -, Bailey, Mcmillan. Error-Nux.
hall Runs batted in-Post t4l, Temple
Kluszewski. Jablonski, Mcmillan. Ham.
ner. Lopata. ~. Jones Two-base hit
Jablonski. Hammer, Lopata. Three-bas,
hit-McMillan, Home runs-Post o.
Robinson. Stole base-Bailey. Sacrifice
fy--Lopata. Double plays--Hamner Il
kazanskl to Lopata; Mcmillan TO Tenn
pie to KluszewSki; Jablonski to Temple
TO. kluszewski; Nuxhall to Mcmillan to
kluszewski. Left on bases--Philadelphia
q Cincinnati 5. Bases on balls-Of
Simmons; of NuxhalI. .. Struck oui
by Simmons. :. by Nuxhall. / by
Owens. |. HitS-Od Simmons, in 4
innings: of Flowers, in . innings; of
Owens, IN , innings. Runs and earned
runs-Of Simmons, "A; of Flowers
$50; of Owens, 90; of Nuxhall. AS
Hit by piteher-By Nuxhall lValol
Winning pitcher--Nuxhall l2-5). Losing
piteher--SimmonS (2-4). Time-2:l3
Attendance-9,ti .sg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-06
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

LONDON. Archie Moore. 174I2, San
Diego, stopped Yolande Pompey, I7IIa.
trinidad Gn. Moore retained world
light Heavyweight titlel.
PHOENIX, Ariz.---Jimmy Martinez.
100, phoenix, ontpointed Al Andrews,
1871, ST. Panl (tM
MONTREAL.--Da Moore, 1875,
Sprmeilcld. Ohio. knocked out Charlie
slaughter 1873, Piainfleld, N J. a..
BEAUMONT, Tex Joe Brown 1873,
New Orleans. stopped Eddie Brart,
1909, DAYTON. Ohio 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-06
DODGERS, 6; BRAVES, |
Totals IS lo27s Totals 20 q 10

Runs--Gillism, Reese. Robinson. Camp.
amelia, Furillo. Neal. Mathews Errors
Reese, Mathews go. jolly, MurfI. Runs
batted in--Gilliam (2l, Jackson 90,
Cimoh. Mathews. Two-base hits-Gil-
Sacrifices Hodges. Gillian, Jolly. Left
on bases-Brooklyn, IL: Milwaukee. 8
Bases on balls-Of Craig, L: OF SPAIN
/, of Jolly, .; of Murff, / on johnson
By Murfi, ). Hits-Of SPAIN, 1 in III
INNINGS: of jolly. :, in innings: of
Murff, 3 in aga innings; of johnson, /
Craig. ii: of SPAIN, 30: of Jolly
81; of Murti 10; on johnson. 90
Winning pitcher--CraiR OPP Losine
pltcher-Spahn t3-5). Time-2.34. At
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INDIANS, 8; ORIOLES, 3
Totals s;i327I4 Totals 84927lO
Popped up for Moore in 4th.
Grounded out for Fornieles in eth.

Grounded out Tor Fornieles in TN.
Baltimore 100 100 001-3
Runs--Carrasaue (2l, Avila, A.
Smith. Rosen, Ward, Busby, Averill,
Adams. H. Smith, Miranda. .Errorsa,-
Moore. Aavia Runs batted in--Avila
I2l wertz l2l, Franeona, Averill 20
base hits-Carrasduel A. Smith. Wertz.
Rosen Bushy. Adams, Avila. Home
Tuns-Averill. II. Smith. Sacrifice ny
Adams. Double plays--Miranda to
Adams to Hale: Carrasauel TO ,Avils TO
Wertz. Left on bases--Cleveland y;
lemon ssnos 3: Of Moore 9 Of Fornieies.
!; on Dorish. !. Struck out--lB By
Lemon. 3. by Moore. ? By FornieleS
2 Hits-Ofi Moore. 2 in 4 innings
on Fornieles. 4 in innings; on Dorisn:
in innings. Runs and earned runs
on Lemon. 81: of Moore. SIS: of
Fornieles. 20 OF Dorish' IL. VIM
ning pitcher-Lemon l1-2l Losins
pitcher-Moore dad. Time--2;26. At
tendance-o5,O41.
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Boston 1- 200 100 0O6-1l
Runs-Kuenn (al. Torseson O., Ka-
nne so futile, Boone -. Kennedy.
House t2l, Boiins. Piersali. Klaus ~,
Malone Vernon f2). Jensen 90, White
ca Buddin. Errors--Buddin 60 Runs
hatted in--Klaus ca. Piersall Jensen
ca White go, Buddin 90. Boone 81,
House 80. Kaline CO. futile, Boiling,
Masterson. Two-base hits-Piersall, Ka-
line, Boone, White. Thrce-base hit
Bollins Home runs--Klaus. House. Jen-
sen Boone, Buddin. Double plays Por-
terfield to Buddin to White; Lepcio 10
Buddin to Vernon Left on BASES
Detroit /; Boston. z. Bases on balls
Of Trucks. 3; off Masterson, ?; off Por-
terrified. 4; of Baumann, | ; of Hurd 3.
Struck out-By Trucks 5; by Masterson,
4; By Porterfleld, 8; BY Baumann. !;
by Hurd. ,: by Kiely. !. Hits-Of
Trucks, Z in Innings of Masterson.
& in ga innings; of Aber, Q in Is in
ming; of Porterfeld, z in ga INNINGS;
OF Bsumann. 4 in 22s innings: off Hurd,
2 in innings; of Kiely. in inning.
Runs and earned runs--On Trucks, $50;
of Masterson. 6-6: of Aber, 90; of
Porterfield -: of Baumann. -; of
Hurd 20; of Kiely so. Winning
pitcher-Trucks (2-1l. Losing pitcher
Porterheld CA. Time-3:00. Attend
ence-26 64q
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BOYS BASEBALL

Arlington Little Major League
Old Dominion Bank, 4; Bancroft Clean.
erS, g.
Vet Vans IA; Host Lions. =.
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REDS, 9; PHILLlEs. a
Totals 33 9e47 Totals SO i;

! Singled for Simmons in 5th.
rth. $3.50 49, ~ : "e "
$ Hit by pitch batting Tor owens in
Philadelphia ------- 900 u2O 0ao--4
Cincinnati - 03l 041 00x--9
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Baker, Banks. Kins, Moryn. Whisenant'
Landreth. Runs batted in-Banks, King
ll2l. Moryn. Whisenant Hacker t2i,
Thomas 81 Two-base hits = Moryn,
Groat. Home rln--Thomas Double plays
--Landrith to Baker. Baker TO Banks to
Chicago g. Base on bails-Od Hacker 2,
on Friend =: of McMahan g. Struck
outs--By Hacker .. by Friend 2, by Me-
lS in 3 of McMahan / in 2. OF Arroyo
earned rG on aS9s aaeS.r IN a ~ Sri sd
/ 90. of McMahan 30. of Arroyo 90,
Of Munger 90. Wild Pitch-McMahan
Winning -pitcher--Hacker 1-5l. Losing
pitcher-Friend (9-3l. Time-2:13 At
tendance ,S47.
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CUBS, 7; PIRATES. 3
Totals Be 724a Totals 3:

IUIHIs 81 a IotAIb 81 q
] Fouled out for Foiles in 5th.
. Singled for Roberts in 9Th.
3 Hit into double play for McMahan
in 9Th
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TIGERS, "a; RED sox, II
Totals 447727s Totals 40 8 q Il

Struck out for Baumann In 9th.
. Flied out for Hurd in Sth.
3 Ran for Williams in 9th,
Grounded out for Kiely in 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
GET UP AND GO!
It's Season Of Bargain Trips;
Regardless of Where or How

duction on the first class round
trip.
Incidentally. II you're going
by air, you can route it in such
a way that you can see a good
slice Of Europe on one round
trip ticket. Suppose you buy a
ticket to Rome. 1t won't cost
anything extra to visit Shannon
Dublin, London. Amsterdam
Brussels, Paris and Zurich or
the way to Rome and TO stop on
at Milan. Nice. Barcelona, Mad
rid, Lisbon, the Azores and Ber-
muda on the return trip.
BY ship. we have now entered
the thrift season both to and
from Europe. Minimum rates in
each class have dropped $40 70
$40. Beginning later this month
there's a raft of special Christ
mas excursion sailings TO attract
holiday travel to Europe.
In Europe now, the opera
ballet and theater seasons are
getting underway in the bic
cities. In the mountains. the
winter sports soon viii be boom
ing. In the villages are the folk
festivals, TO be followed by the
traditional religious observances
Mardi Gras time breaks out or
SEE TRIPS. Page ELI
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you could just swim of by your
self, sail and sun-bathe."
Search for Husbands
A visiting airline hostess en-
Unused: Each hotel tries to
Guido the other one. You can
see 20 and there still are more
to see. Most girls go down
searching for a husband. They
wouldn't have any trouble find
ing one"
Looking at the same idea from
the male viewpoint. an FILA
employe said he would SAVIOR
lust strolling around the PALM
studded streets, seeing the fem
mime pulchritude parade by.
maybe hearing a joke from a
New York comedian unquote. I"
A schoolteacher from Silver
Spring said she'd like to loll on
the beach, 60 shopping and
walk along the boardwalk
they do have boardwalks. don't
they2"
A dapper citizen summed up
the attitude Of many:
I'D just loaf around and take
life easy. That's what Miami's
for"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

Puerto Rico. Nassau and Haiti.
There are choice accommoda-
tons before the season" gets
underway. In the hotel cocktail
lounges, the bartenders are hos
pitable instead Of harassed. On
the beaches. the beach boys are
helpful about finding lost sun
tan lotion. In the shops and
street stalls, the native crafts
men peddle their wares at bar
gain prices.
$50
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
Transportation being the big
gest item. let's consider that
first. For the second year. trans
Atlantic airline fare reductions
for family groups went into ef-
feet last Thursday and con-
tinue until March 81. It works
this way: Papa pays the fun
fare. Mama and the children
each get a $500 reduction on the
tourist round trip OF q $500 re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04


Probably because many OF
them were huddled under UNI
brellas at the time, the climate
was the first thing they men,
toned.
After that came rest and re-
taxation. More people wanted
to go for the rest than to "live
1t up" in night clubs. but plenty
Of them wanted that. too.
Think Of Miami First
Most Of them thought OF
Miami Beach FIRST when they
thought Of Florida, but a number
mentioned wanting to see the
Everglades.
Some who have been to Flori-
da enthused about the tropical
scenery, the flowers. the swank
hotels, the friendliness Of the
people. A few of the men Just
wanted to fish.
Several mentioned horse rae
ing. but one NLRB clerk pre-
ferred the dog races.
Longs for the Scenery
A middle-aged spinster wanted
to motor around Fort Lauder
dale and on to Key West, enjoy
ing more than anything else
"just driving along and looking
at the ocean scenery"
Two young account executives
agreed they'd like to live 1t up
and spend some money down
there" Another broker an
nounced: Il like the swimming.
fishing, restaurants, wonderful
roads. There are 30 many places
70 see like the Everglades and
all the different birds"
The young father Of brand
new twins sighed: "rd like to so
get . rest and ehange-where
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and can make last minute
changes in your itinerary with
out running the risk OF finding
no room at the inn.
In Florida now. the rates at
the plush oeean-front hotels are
slightly higher than the sum-
mer lows. but substantially be-
low what you have TO pay be-
ginning about December is, and
way below the peak January
February prices.
The night clubs haven't i'm
ported their highest priced
talent yet at the Florida resorts,
but you can without too much
1ouble. get q rineside table for
the torch singers and comedians
currently holding forth. The
bangtails will be running al
Tropical Park beginning Novem-
Der % and the weather Is usually
on its best behavior.
TIA the same story in the
hlands - Havana, Jamaica
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG

Whether fancy Florida. the Caribbean or Europe this
Is the Of bargains
also Is the when front Of the
Louvre Mona Lisa without the crowd when
o beside hotel pool the being rampled
when treated like king for customers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
Ranks No. l
In Dreams of Florida

Sunshine oling on the beach night life.
To Washington people that's the Florida vaca-
ton.
The Star took poll two particularly dreary days lately
About IS people in downtown agencies and
along brokers' asked what Florida vacation means
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed of trust executed by
John r. DuvaH and wife, Johnnie
L. Duvall, dated March 20, 1947
and duly recorded in Book 80, page
sos, in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Dare County, North
Carolina, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured, and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos-
ure, and the holder of the indebt-
edness thereby secured having de-
manded the foreclosure thereof,
the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
Courthouse Door in Manteo, Dare
County, North Carolina, at 1900
o'clock Noon on Monday, the LIST
day of October 1856, the lands and
property conveyed and described
in the said deed of trust, and more
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot of Land
and premises lying and being in
Atlantic Township, Dare County,
North Carolina, and known as,
designated and being Lot No. ID
in Block 20, Section "a" of the
plat or map of the subdivision
known as Kitty Hawk Beach.
Said map made by w. J. Over
man April 1881 and now reg
istered in Map Book 1, page 1875,
Dare County Registry, reference
to which is hereby made for a
more particular description of
the lands herein described.
Same being a portion of the
lands conveyed to j. r. Duvall
by Evelyn White Dickinson ct al
by deed dated October 20, 1916
and duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of
Dare County, North Carolina, in
Book 81, page 341.
Together with all the heating,
plumbing and lighting fixtures
and equipment now attached to
and used in connection with the
said real estate and all houses
and improvements now thereon
situated!
The successful bidder at said
sale will be required to make a
cash deposit of five (5) per cent
of the purchase price as evidence
of good faith.
Dated and posted this the 9th
day of August 1856.
MARTIN KELLOGG, JR.
Trustee
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PICNIC MON. FOR JUNIORS

The Junior Sunday School class
with their teacher, Mrs. Pearl
Midget, had a picnic Monday.
They took a ride in the truck,
then went to the lighthouse for
wading in the ocean and game
playing. Because of rain they went
to the old school building, and
Mr.. Spate let them have their pic
mic in one of the rooms. Those
present were Celia Robinson,
Eyvonne Fronts, Karen Gray,
Anna Midget, Janet Willis, Ruby
Gaskins, Sandra Farrow, Betty
Robinson, James Neice, Maurice
dudley, Dalton Fulcher and Mrs.
Midget.
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1927: at is a curious fact, sir, l
occasionally meet, in my district,
old men who worked upon this
building in their youth, who are
utterly astonished to learn that
the Capitol is still unfinished"
Today's Washington is growing
at an astonishing pace, but it re-
mains an easy-going amalgam of
all the people who came-and
stayed. To the outlander, it is
somehow reassuring to recall that
Abigail Adams once strung out
her wash in the White Houses
East Room-a present-day mecca
of society and diplomacy.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES. Loose leaf
ledgers, ledger sheets, colunmar
sheets, columnar pads; 200-page
and 3OO-page single entry ledgers;
day books, counter books, type
writer ribbon, typewriter erasers,
typewriter cleaner, and many
other items needed for daily use
in your office. TIMES PRINTING
CO., Manteo, N. C. Phone A.
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PIANO BARGAIN. We are forced

PIANO BARGAIN: We are forced
to pick up a beautiful little
Console Spinet Piano with match
ing bench. This piano is mahog-
any, with full keyboard, and will
carry a new ten year guarantee.
Because of freight and moving
charges involved in the return of
this piano to us, we will transfer
to reliable party in this vicinity.
For further information, write:
Loan Department, Box 661, Spen-
Ger, N. C. T-9-21-2tc
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T1RAB FANCY as an appetizer or
" entree awakens summer
faded appetites like magic. Raven.
GUS hungers are satisfied in a
twinkling with its glacial glitter.
Crab Fancy consomme, well
chilled in the can, Is easily pre-.
pared. Just rice the consomme by
forcing 1t through coarse strainer
or break It up with a fork. And
lace with chunks Of crab meat. The
combination is as cody satisfying
as it looks, particularly with a
squeeze Of lemon to accentuate the
havors. A pretty way to serve the
lemon is to pierce a slice and pull
through it a perky bouquet Of
watercress. For variety, lobster or
shrimp can be substituted for crab
New.found appetites will then go
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THE OLD SEA CApTAIN AND

THE OLD SEA CAPTAIN AND
DRUMMER Book 81, postpaid.
Get this racy book of dialogue
from Cape Hatteras and the N. c.
Coastland. Send it to your friends,
6 copies S. postpaid. Times Print
ing Co., Inc, Manteo, N. C. Send
two subscriptions by mail to
Coastland Times at $3.50 each and
get one book free.
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STATEMENT REQUIRED BY THE ACT or
AUGUST a., 1912, AS AMENDED BY TIE
ACTS OF MARCH .. 1888. AND JULY 2.
1876 (Tifle 80. United Sfates Code, Sec
siea 2s9 SHOWING THE OWNERSHIP.
OF Aaonseo. N. c.. for Sept. 20. 1885.
]. The names and addresses Of the pub
fisher. editor. managing editor, and bUsi-
ness Gaonoqers ere:
Psbiisher: Times Printing Co.. Inc, Mon
tee, n. c.; Editor: Victor Meekns, Monteo
y. CT Business manager: Catherine D.
2. The owners are: Catherine D. Meekins.
e. P. Aeekins, z. W. Meekins. D. v. Meekins.
oil Of Mnnfeo. N. c.
,. The known bondhoIders. mortgages.
and o4her security holders owning or rold:
bnds, morigoeest or other securities Gre:
None.
Z, Poroaraphs 2 and 3 include. in cases
where the sioekholder or security holder
oppe0rs upon the books Of the company as
Nvstee Or in any other fidue;ary relo'ion,
the nome Of the person or eoroorution for
~hom such trustee is oetingi also the
s4osemsnis in the two porosrophs show the
cffSon's full knowledge and belief as TO the
circumstances ond conditions under which
stockholders and security hlodeTs who do not
opoeuE upon the books OF the company as
trusaess. hold stock and securities in q CO.
poossv other than thaf of bono fide owner.
S. vhe uverose number Of copies Of eoeh
issue Of this publication sold or distributed.
strovoh the moils or otherwise, TO paid
subscribers during the " months preceding
the Sots sh .cxn,, Ssovs wos' ''szs'
S~orn 10 and subscribed before me this
~ doy Of Sept, 1885:
c. S. MEEkiNS. Clerk superior Court.
ose County. NJ c.
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WANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mrs. Bernice Midget and Mrs.
Edward Davis left Tuesday for a
trip to the mountains. They VIII
also visit Mrs. Midgett's daughter,
Mrs. Mac Dickerson in Crozet, Va.
Mrs. Lucetta Montague is visit
ing Mrs. Dallas Parker in Eliza
beth City.
Mrs. Dele Saunders has return
ed from two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Bas-
sett in Wilmington, Del.
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for fried chicken. buttered green
beans and whole tomatoes scooped
out and filled with cottage cheese.
To drink something tall and
frosty! Fresh peaches and cream,
with cookies. make fittingly ele
CANT dessert.
CRAB FANCY (consemne)
leans (2h cups) condensed
Consomme
! cup faxed cooked crab (61z-oun
CAM
Lemon slices
Watercress
Chill consomm9 until set (allow
4 hours in refrigerator). Put thru
ricer or break up with fork. Fold
in crab. Makes 4 to servings.
Serve with lemon slices and water.
cresS. save
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-09-28

RELIABLE PARTY to service a
route of CIGARETTE machines.
NO SELLING OR SOLICITING.
Route established for operator.
Full or part time. Up to $500 per
month to start. $500 cash re-
quired, which is secured. Please
don't waste our time unless you
have necessary capital and are
sincerely interested to eventually
operate a $4,000 annual net bust
ness. If fully qualified and able
to take over at once, write briefly
about yourself and include phone
number for personal interview.
SILVER KING DISTRIBUTING
COMPANY, INC. 4473 Olive
Street, st. Louis 8. Mo.
P-9-27-1tc
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ARTISTS SUPPLIES. Speed ball
sets, India ink, black drawing
ink, silver ink, white ink, drawing
paper. TIMES PRINTING CO.,
Inc, Manteo. tc
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visit ANDERSON'S SUPER
MARKET-BEACH STORE at
two mile post. Vacation headquar-
ters. Open year round. Write
BILL ANDERSON'S RENTAL
AGENCY, KITTY HAWK, reser-
vations, oceanfront housekeeping
cottages. T-4-S-tfc
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PIANO BARGAIN. We are forced

PIANO BARGAIN. We are forced
to pick up a beautiful little Con-
sole Spinet Piano with matching
beach. This piano is mahogany,
with full keyboard, and will carry
a new ten year guarantee. Because
of freight and moving charges in
Volyed in the return of this piano
TO Us, we will transfer to reliable
party in this vicinity. For further
information, write: Loan Depart,
Box 661, Spencer, N. C.
T-9-2s-2tc
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CEMETERY MEMORIALS, where
you save the middleman's profit.
We don't employ agents =. you
save that commission. j. Winton
Sawyer, Elizabeth City, N. c.
TPH-8-9-tfc
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DESKS, painted desks, IS X Sc
inches top at $3.50 each. Oak
and walnut finished desks, 80 X
60 inches top at $35 and $40. Of
flee swivel chairs 81 up. Times
office, Manteo.
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WANTED; Small tract of land on
Roanoke Island. Give size, loca-
ton and price in letter to: Mar
shall McNeer, 506 Colonial Ameri-
can National Bank Bldg. Roanoke,
Va. ~, T-8-31-8tp
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TWO-BEDROOM Bungalow, frame
construction, unfinished, Roa-
noke Park. E. E. Meekins, Realtor.
Phones Manteo 101, Kill Devil
Hills 2911. T-9-21-4tc
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CAT AND FIVE KITTENS to
give away. In good health and
householder. Phone 1856, 314
East Main Street, Belhaven.
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FOR SALE: 1850 Buick. Elk. cond.,
radio, heater extras. $475.OO. S.
Bruss, Wilson Street, Avalon
Beach, Dare Co., N. C. T-9-21-2tp
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HOMES AND HOMESITES. See
Us before you buy. Brake-Wood
Corp, Phone 16 or %, Manteo, N.
C, Tactic
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ALL TYPES BOATS built. Prices
reasonable. Quality work. Roscoe
Gallop, phone 281-W4, Wanchese,
N. C. T-S-1O-tfc
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FOR SALE: 800 acres, Hyde

FOR SALE: 32U acres, Hyde
County, N. C. Corners with
what was demonstration farm of
New Lake Din on northeastern
corner. Would sell for reasonable
down payment. If interested write:
Box 204, Princeville, Illinois.
P-9-27-1tp
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-09-28

Costa Rica was the first Cen
trail American country to cultivate
coffee.
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SHRUBS AND POTTED PLANTS,
souvenirs, gifts; come in and
see us. Roanoke Island Gardens,
Corner Mother Vineyard Road and
main highway, Manteo.
T-7-20-tfc