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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
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A beautiful, functional split-level
home in a fine, close-in residential
community LESS THAN . BLOCKS
TO TRANSPORTATION AND SHOP
PING AND ABOUT A BLOCK FROM
THE NEW CHEVY CHASE ELE-
MENTARY SCHOOL. A spacious en-
trance hall with guest closet, and
powder room leads on one side TO a
large living room with fireplace and
on the other side. up few steps to
a large balcony-type dining room,
where sliding glass doors lead into
the garden. There Is a large, we'll
f, EQUIPPED kitchen. The upper level
has FOUR BEDROOMS AND TWO
LOVELY BATHS. A full basement
has space for a recreation room. To
reach Out Conn. ave. to Jones
Bridge I'd. and right 2 blocks to
Clifford ST. and home.
Both Homes Open Sun, . to 8
INEz CUSHARD. REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232 OIL. 2-5s67
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

SILVER SPRING, Sl2,950, or best
offer--Owner leaving area, must
sell. Assume AZ VA loan. 2 lge.
bedrms., porch, bsmt., rec. ru.;
beautiful corner lot; over zoo
aZaleas; mr. schools. JU. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED, close in
Center hall, 3 bedrms.. ga baths,
rec. rn.. dec. Grapes. 500. $50.
OWNER. OIL. 6-T499 No agents.
MASS. AVE. EXT, WESTGATE-
CHARMING brick home, den, "A
bath, LIST floor; 3 bedrooms, . baths
on End. full bsmt.; lavatory: large
screened screened porch; FENCED yard; near
BALTIC. ave, OIL. 6-1924.
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PARK VIEW ESTATES
1924 PARK VIEW ROAD


An impressive brick. redwood and
stone split-level home in this most
beautiful residential area bounded on
% sides by Rock Greek Park. There
is a large reception hall. 33-ft, liv-
ling-dining room with interestine
fireplace and breath-taking view
over the Park. The kitchen is iarge,
well designed, fully equipped, superb;
ly lighted with sunshine ceiling and
there is a generous dining area OF
family room adjoining. There are !;
spacious bedrooms. 2 lovely baths
and wonderful closets A large, in
viting recreation room leads through
sliding doors to the garden and a
barbecue oven set in lerge terrace.
Full basement laundry room. 2-car
carport. Directions: Out Conn. ave
to East-West hwy, right to Beach
dr.. left (past Smalls nursery to
LeVelle dr., left to Park View I'd. and
house. Both homes open Sun, to @.
INEZ CUSHARD. PEALTOR
EN- 2-4133 OIL o-OSh1
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BETHESDA
WHITEHALL MANOR

Owner has reduced price on this
2la-bath rambler: an amazing value.
Other houses in this area have been
priced from thirty to forty thousand
dollars. For details phone Mrs. Car
mody, OF sANDOz, INC. DU. 7-1234
or FE. 3-1I6I.
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HOUSES for SALE. Ne. tcent.I
Colored-GI Apnroved

Colored-GI Approved
1887 LINCOLN ROAD N.E.-ss9s
DOWN. SIS per month: 8 lovely
rms. and bath: 2-story modern brk (:
8 Ice. bedrns.. full bsmt.: gas a.-c.
heat. metal garage: aluminium storm
door and windows; AL cond. Call
M, James. DI. 1885: ewes. RA.
Vim. Calnniris Inv Corn.
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cOLoRED
nnn CASH

1402 Emerson ST. NV: large A.
bedroom detached home in excellent
condition; modern kitchen, gas hot
water heat: detached garage For
appointment to inspect call Ma. g.
1897. No brokers.
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WESTGATE
51O9 ALLEN TERRACE
FIRST OFFERING

OPEN SUNDAY, Pc
A California rambler in
this ioeal location--a quiet
street in this excellent area
near schools, play area and
pool. Private screened porch
at rear for summer dintne,
Owf er, transferred abroad. is
asking S1S,95u.
To Reach. Out Mass, ave.
right on Baltimore about B
blks., left on Allen terrace.
Exclusive With
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 2-0730
Mrs. Camacho, CO. 5-o34S
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POUR CORNERS AREA
90l DRYDEN STREET

Attractive shingle punRa-
low in good Silver Spring
area, Third bedroom almost
finished ~ huge expansion
attic fireplace; fenced yard;
Open sun, IL. LEE FREW
PLATT, HE. Asa, Ju.
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CoLoRED-sHIPLEY TERRACE
BARGAIN, $3.50 DIN.

UFEN BAT. AND BUN.
3444 cath st. s.e.-Completel
redecorated. vacant. move right in
5-room. semidet. brick Full base.
sidsso sS owN hEsRs' Lu ien @s444y aTG
1886.
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Riggs Park. 755 Gallatin St
Semidet brick. rms, tiled bath,
3 bedrms.. bsmt,: nice fenced yard;
only SI2,950.
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KENSINGTON HTs.-Corner brick
rambler for. large family; 3 bed
rms, large dormitory rm. on upper
level; living rm. with fireplace,
modern kitchen, full basement;
level wooded lot S0xl15; near ele-
mentary school and recreation CEN
ter; PrieeS; s17,959. Ewes. Mr.. Cor
Waite, 1918 X st. NV. Ma. s.
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FRED A. SMITH co.
COLOREn
TOO DECATUR ST. NE.

709 DECATUR ST. NE.
Open sun. til 8; located in the
fashionable section Of s. OAK. ave
ne. This 3-bedrm. brk. home is for
easy family living. First d. has lRe.
Lying living. rn;, din. RIM, mod. kit, and
size bedrms., and full tile bath.
There is q beaut. knotty-pine rec.
rm. in the basement; plus 3-ton
air cond. unit for more comfortable
living. This home is CT approved.
Owner must sell and will sell below
appraisal value. Directions: out 8.
Oak. ave. to Eighth. left to Decatur,
TT. to 700 and open house.
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EDGEM0OR. BETHESDA-New brk.
bedrm. il desired. 2ia baths. beau
tiful mod. kit. att gar. screened
porch, full bSInt., fine trees. incl.
unusual magnolias in front and
rear. For details OIL. 4-S012 SAM
LEI. Z ROCsI EX INC OIL. g. Gnn
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} HOUSES for SALE, Nd. icont. J

CONN. AVE. ESTATES. 1920 Dean
I'd, Silver Spring-Owner trans
ferred, sacrifice. Year-old brick
Cape Cod; 4 bedrms., 2 baths, din.
rm., birch kit, tiled bsmt. No
agents. VIII. 6-S7S4.
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES, vic.
Mass. ave. acknowledgements
white brick Cape Cod type. newly
decorated. rms. and bath. scr.
sporch; earage; bsmt., playrm. This
the finest new residences in the
area, There is ample transp. We
believe this area is q rare oppor-
tunity. x19,750. To inspect, call
MILES HOUSTON. OIL. 6-3364 or
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260S 4th st. n.e-LoveIy row
brick. 6 rms. la baths, 3 bedrms !,
full bSmt., auto. heat. covered front
porch, ventilated awnings. . rear
screened porches: nice yard, garage.
Sl3,96O on terms.
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BETHESDA, Wyngate-Very neat g.
bedrm. brk.. home with lge. pan
eled den and powder rm. on LIST a. /;
daylight bsmt.; cow. to every
thing; aluminium storm windows;
Gil Apr. at S21,S0O and owner
will incl. carpeting and air-cond.
uits; FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. p
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split:leyel brick, 8 yrs. old; Al
eond.i 3 Ice. hedrms.. din. nm. ire.
65xl25 level fenced yard. Tile bsTt.
n nish sT rnp lSsnvsent r. sI4,a00.
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BETHESDA-For the large family
with the, small pocketbook who
wish to live in an excellent neigh
borhood within walking distance
Of public and parochial schools,
shopping, transp. and churches.
4 bedrms. and , baths plus space
to develop 9TH bedrm. Liv. rm.
light bsmt. Garage. 500 air cond.
Priced under $4,000. INEZ CUSH-
ARD, REALToR, EN-. 2-4232 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

OFF FOREST GLEN RD.--3-bedrm.
brick rambler; feldstone. redwood
trim; fieldstone flrepl., rec. rm..
screen pch.; close to sch. and bus.
Und. $50. 900. OWNER. JU. 5-1526.
OWNER TRANSFERRED IMMEDI-
: ATELY-Immaculate, 3-bedroom
rambler; extra-large all-elec. kit.
walk to school and bus. CT ap-
praisal, S12,5O0. Directions: Geor-
gia ave, left on Plyers Mil .rd.,
left on Drumm, left on Blueford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

NOODHAVEN-Beautiful stone-and-
frame Colonial, of Bradley blvd.
center hall. beamed ceiling liv. rm.,
lge. din, rm., built-in corner cabi-
nets, library, hedrms., 2 baths,
full bsmt., equip. with extra. kit,
rec. nm. firepl:. maids rm.; built
$4,000. GEO. w. ROBERTSON,
Realtor, 1896 Wis. ave. OIL. p
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WHEATON, $500 cash non-GI--
3-bedrm. brick: sep. din. rm.. pan
eled rec. rm.. many extras. Assume
81 Inr pnsNym 3 nttn;,uhissSsn t In rsnl'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

LEAVING CITY p Hillandale area,
AS acres; 2-bedFm. rambler,
firepl., sun porch, orchard, poultry.
$4,000 or best offer. HE. 4-344l.
SPLIT LEVEL on almost two acre.
"A tremendous rec. room sets Of
this gorgeous four-bedroom brick
home; ga baths. very large
equipped kitchen: flreplaces ano
lear aarage: center-hall plar
with hot-water Dashboard heating
GRAHAM q CO., JU. $3.50, {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

ROCK CREEK HILLS-If YOU are an
out-of-town buyer, or presently re-
siding. here. our new homes will
appeal to you. Our area is one Of
the finest in Montgomery County
and our new brick ramblers are
different in style and located on
level lots Of "a acre with many
trees. Drive out any weekday or
Sunday and see our sample house
at 1911 East Bexhill DIR. To reach
Conn. ave. ext. 4 miles beyond the
d. c. line to Kensington pkwy.
right to East Bexhill dr.. bear
right to our sample house. Call
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.. JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

kENSINUIUN-3-b Colonial;
liv., nm. sep. din. rm.. lge. kit.
with din. area. rec. rm.; VA APP
praised at $4,000; for quick sale,
S14.950. KORZENDORFER REAL
TY CO. INC. OIL. 4-S1l1 til 9 D m.
Observation-Disclosures brk. Colo
NAL that is q positive showplace;
beautiful community Of fine homes
circle: bedroom and bath plus de-
lightful family room" Included
on LIST A.; 3 bedrooms and bath on
md H.: CONSCIOUSLY Handicapped lot.
Priced at S37 500. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4l1: ewes. Wo.
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WOODMOOR--3 bedrms.. fun bsmt.,
white Colonial. att. gar. scr. porch.
din. rm. 12x12l, firepl. liv. rm.
l2x25 shade. play swings, encl.
I'd. ideal for youngsters: / blk. pub.
playgrds.. St. Bernadette's. Pine
wood Elem. Sl5.950 Gil, $3.50 On,
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SUAINER-How's this for value7 4
bedrms., 3 baths on End A.: library
or bedroom with fireplace and full
bath on LIST A.; huge mod. kit, big
breakfast room, enormous screened
porch: 2 rms. and Law. In base
ment: slate roof. garage: vacant;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

BEAUTY - Once in q
great while we are privileged to
offer such an outstanding value;
3-bedrm. brick Colonial with heavy
slate roof. picturesquely situated on
a gorgeous level lot (79x137) with
many shade and fruit trees. Well
established neiehborhood. Conven-
lent to express bus and schools.
Special features include 1st-fi. pow
der rm. and screened porch; bright
rec. rm. with firepl. and Law: Diet.
garage. Entire property in immacu-
late condition. Priced in low 20s
for prompt sale. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006; ewes. VIII.
G.R-Q2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

The Star Festival of Homes in
previous years more than 100000
visits to the exhibits were clicked
by Home Builders Association
officials in the three-week period.
Multi-million dollar home sales
were recorded.
The Fall Festival of Homes OBJ
Servance was initiated by The
Star in cooperation with the
Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington. 1t is
carried on annually during the
same general period that Ma
Itional Home Week is celebrated
nationally and locally. 1t is
undertaken as a public service
to provide a convenient means
for inspection of a broad selec-
ton of homes.
This years National Home
Week observance will coincide
with the second week of the Fall
Festival. Each of these cele-
brations is designed to contribute
to fuller knowledge of the cur
rent state of home building ac-
tivity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

come keenly aware, for example.
of changing family needs result
ing from television problems in
the home and of the desire of
many families to make enter
tanning easier.
Not surprising, either, is that
builders are building into today'S
up-to-the-minute home a recog-
milton that children and adults
have varying interests and de-
mand floor plans that permit
each to have privacy.
Il believe many persons who
haven't seen the new designs will
be pleased and surprised at many
of the new trends in interior
design"
Selection Is Impartial
The Stars Fall Festival of
Homes is the only program of its
KIND sponsored in the Washing
ton area which has its exhibits
chosen by an impartial commit
tee.
Every year it brings together
the most comprehensive selection
of homes available on the fall
market in this area.
Daily and Sunday the Exhibit
Homes will be open for tours by
the public for a 23-day period
extending over four week ends.
The exhibition will begin Sat-
urday, September 8, and con-
tinue through Sunday, Septem-
Der 80.
During similar observances OF
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changes and other progress made
by builders.
James w. Pearson, executive
vice president of the Home
Builders Association of Metro
politan Washington, said today
a survey he is making of builders
fall programs shows MANY de-
sign innovations have been put
in effect.
I'VE particularly have noticed
that interior design of develop
ment houses is undergoing sharp
changes for the better he said.
Development builders have be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
FESTIVAL

Continued From Page B.
group of homes representative of
the industry's output in this
area. A location map will be
published weekly, along with in
formation about the homes and
directions to reach them.
Readers will be invited to visit
the homes and see for themselves
this falls new styles. INTERIOR
design innovations. equipment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

pRcIohs Out 18th Street Bridge Shirley Highway FoneOo Glove
@ the" ' over bridge on loneone Rood , ond
Or 18th
Duke Street AHendn Telegraph Rood Telegraph 10
Rood and then right to Rose Hill ntronee " -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

Sketches by Star stan Artist Fang AuerOach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
Here is Your Chance! SEE THIS!!
Big Spht-Level-Air Conditioned
5408 Bradley Blvd.


9s2 PARkWooD DRToor
Sr.sss ~ ,T beautifully puneled bosysf fireplace; dining
spose level fenced o. IS " wide oU Wis
on Sedor Tone oWood Dr. left oboui blocks
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PtRAkEET. blue with yellow head; vic
Mlnn. ave. and Nash pl. Sc, Reward
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Jopon's May Day
To Drew l,75O, 900

TOKYO. April 80 (Py.-United
States Servicemen were ordered
to stay away from May day rail-
lies and parades in Japan tomor-
row. when 1,750.000 workers are
scheduled to turn out.
No violence was expected to
develop during the celebration.
Akira Iwai, secretary general of
the largest union group. the left
ist-oriented Sohvo, predicted it
would be a pleasant and cheer
full day."
me labor movement is still
blamed by many for Commu-
niSt-inSpired May day riot in
1852. One Japanese was killed.
l, 200 injured. two United States
servicemen were roughed up and
ID American-owned cars were
overturned. Since then Japanese
May days have been without
major incident.
However, 10000 Tokyo police
were organized into mobile teams.
The biggest celebration will be in
Tokyo, where 100000 persons
are expected to march in five
columns.
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LOST

PARAkEET. blue band No 2B-54: vicin-
ty Meridian Park NO, i-77iS after
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PARAKEET, green with yellow head
VIC 2sth pl bet. r and s Sc Reward
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Byrd Suggests
Antarctic Pact
BY the Associated Press

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd
says the United States must
eventually join other nations in
settling conflicting claims in the
Antarctic.
The famed explorer describes
this as "a slightly delicate mat
ter" and noted that the United
States now makes no claims and
recognizes no claims in the Ant
arctic. He says Russia is reserv-
ing the right to make a claim.
Regarding the Unites States
position, Admiral Byrd said, I'VE
have rights and we must consider
those rights for the good of fu-
Iture generations"
Adm. Byrd said in a radio
interview on CHS Face the
Nation. that he has discussed
the claims situation with the
State Department and some
congress members since his re-
Icent return from the Antarctic.
Certainly at some date in the
future we must make an agree
ment about claims" he said.
There's no doubt about that"
At present. he said, the Ant
iarctic'S greatest value is to scien-
lists but, he added:
I'm the course of time, as the
world shrinks more and more
it may become of strategic val
ue."
Already. he said, I'VE have
found enough coal in a seam of
mountains to supply the world
for a while"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-30
HeIicopter Society
Will Open PorIey
Here Wednesday

The 18th annual forum of the
American Helicopter Society
Inc, will be held at the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel starting Wednes-
day. with a helicopter display at
Anacostia Naval Air Station on
the concluding day, Saturday.
Registration will be conducted
from 2 to 5 pm. Wednesday,
with technical sessions starting
at 8 am. Thursday.
Design and Development" will
be the subject of the morning
session Thursday. with Fred
Doblhoff. Mcdonnell Aircraft
Corp, as chairman. Theory and
Test" is the afternoon subject.
with Fred B. Gustafson, National
Advisory Committee for Aero
nautics, as chairman. Rear Ad-
miral Lawrence B. Richardson,
USN (retired), senior vice presi-
dent for engineering of the Cen
eral Dynamics Corp. will speak
at a reception and dinner that
evening.
A morning session on Opera
lions" on Friday will have
Thomas r. Pierpont, Vertol Air
craft Corp, as chairman. 1t. Gen,
James M. Gavin, chief of re-
search and development of the
Department of the Army. will
speak at a membership lunch
con. Col. Robert B. Nicely. Army
Aviation. will be moderator of
an operations panel in the after
noon session. A stag pioneers
night dinner will follow.
The helicopter display is
scheduled to begin at 1890 am.
Saturday.
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PARAkEET, pale blue, banded, vic. 1916
Dent ri. NV Reward HO .-6ngR
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tional evidence had become
available after the board handed
down its original finding.
This claim, as outlined by at
torneys for the Communist
Party, attacked the credibility of
several of the witnesses at the
board hearings. Among those
witnesses were Harvey Matusow
and Paul Crouch.
Matusow subsequently was
convicted of perjury in connec-
ton with admissions that he had
testified falsely in various other
proceedings in connection with
congressional committee investi-
cations.
Justice Frankfurter noted that
the Communist Party, in appeal
ing from the boards decision
and order, was within its rights
to challenge constitutonality of
the 1850 law and to raise certain
other constitutional questions
concerning the operations of the
board itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-30

vigorous dissent by Justice Clark
joined by Justices Reed and Min
ton, The former Attorney Cen
eral complained that the ma
jority "disregards its plain re-
Sponsibility and duty to decide
these important constitutional
questions" concerning validity of
the subversive activities control
section of the Internal Security
Act of 1850.
Il have not found any case in
the history of the court where
important constitutional issues
have been avoided on such a
pretext." Justice Clark declared.
The basis of Justice Frank
furter's opinion returning the
case to the SACB for further
proceedings was a claim by the
Communist Party that addi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-30
So Court Edict Gives
Reds New SACB Heorino

Without ruling constitutional issues the Supreme Court
Activities Board hold
further hearings its finding that the Communist Party of
Sovietconroed required by law
with the Attorney General.
The opinion. delivered by Justice Frankurter drew
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-02-03

You are further notified that by
virtue of said Declarations OF
Taking and deposits made, fee
simple titles and possession to the
said lots passed to the United
States of America and all claims
became transferred to the respee-
tive deposits. Notice is further
given that this civil case will be
heard on the Civil Calendar for
the mixed term of the above court
which begins in Elizabeth City,
North Carolina, on End day of A
pril, 1856, this case being expected
to be reached on or after noon on
Wednesday, April 4th, the purpose
being for all parties to make such
claims as desired. This may be
done orally or in writing, Identify
ing the lots involved. If done by
writing, identifying the lots and
civil number and naming the facts
relied upon; it will not be neces-
sary to personally appear to have
the claim considered. Contests as
to value or just compensation will
not be heard at this time due to
crowded condition of court calen-
dar. This the 9th day of January,
1856. JULIAN T. GASKILL, u. s..
Attorney; Clyde E. Gooch, Trial
Attorney, U. S. Department of
Justice, Salisbury, North Carolina.
T-2-3-3te
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-02-03
METHODISTS To OBSERVE
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER

The Hatteras W.S.C.S. will hold
a World Day of Prayer Service,
in the new Educational Building,
on Friday, February 18th, at 1870
pm, with many members taking
part in program prepared by the
Christian Training School for In
dams in Phoenix, Ariz., and spon-
sored by United Church Women
of the World Council of Churches.
Thousands of Christian women
will be united in prayer on this
first Friday in Lent, as in past
years. This is the SEVENTEEN year
of its observance in our country.