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The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15
Dodgers Will Get Flatbush Stadium, Paper Reports

NEW YORK, lR-The Dodgers are going to get their new stadi- um in Flatbush and remain in Brooklyn, the World Telegram and Sun said it learned today.
 In front page story, the paper said the Brooklyn Sports Author ity will urge at the Board of Esti- mates July 25 meeting that i'm mediate approval be given the ball park project.
 The BSA is a three-man body, headed by Charles J. Floyd, con- cerned specifically with a sta dium to be built in the Flatbush and Atlantic Ayes. site, where the Dodgers would like to build their new park.
 Mayor Robert F. Wagner will soon have the engineers report that it would be practical, from the city's standpoint, to make the desired site available for stadium purposes, the paper said.
 Walter O'MalIey, president of the Dodgers, who repeatedly has said he would keep his National League club in Brooklyn if he could acquire the desired site for a stadium, declined comment on the story.
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Boy Scouts at .JambOree Having Fun Swapping g

VALLEY FORGE, Pa. R-Tex- as boys swapped horned toads for hard coal Jumps from Pennsyl- vania. Scouts from the far north ern reaches of the country piled into the camp site of the Panama Canal Zone to look with faScina- ton upon an eight-foot snake. A boy from Denmark, with touch of awe, wondered whether a Boy Scout from Peru could produce a shrunken head.
 Thus, life in this Boy Scout Jamboree city covering 1,500 acres and lodging nearly 55,0O0 lads and leaders is getting back to normal today after a memor- able weekend
 Yesterday, after a subdued pause for religious services by various denominations at widely scattered points, the Scouts en- tertained a multitude of relatives and friends. Thousands came from neighboring states, joining the usual, day-to-day flow of sightseers.
 Scout officials and state police in charge of traffic control esti- mated that more than 3O,OOO toured the camp yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15
Nuclear Test of 'Diablo' Gives
 Stunning Purple Color Effects

ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev,, lR -''Diablo," the nuclear device that behaved like dud two weeks ago, burst with stunning purple hue over the Nevada des- ert at 4:30 am. PDT today.
 The explosion, seventh of the current summer test series,' was described by neWsmen as one of the most beautiful they had ever seen.
 The blossom atop the cloud was surrounded by fluourescent purple color which began to fade about a minute after the blast.
 The stem supporting the bios som also had a new look. It was not straight, as most have been in previous shots, but bulged little at the bottom.
 The cloud from the blast rose swiftly to an altitude of about
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to overcome them.
 Officials estimated. that 55 per cent of the nations population lived in areas struck" by mock bombs. Many major cities were presumed to be destroyed.
 New York City civil defense officials estimated 2,339,012 per sons were killed" and 2,261,238 were injured" when the city was struck by a hypothetical super bomb.
 Today the clock was jumped hypothetically to IS days after the attack. Purpose of this phase of the drill, to last until Friday, is to determine how a government in-hiding would bring order out of chaos.
 President Eisenhower flew by helicopter to a secret command post today to help top officials test the nations ability to recover from the mythical H-bomb attack.
 Eisenhower's small blue and white "whirlybird" put down at SIP am. in clearing in a hilltop area after a flight from his farm at Gettysburg. He took off from there from a pasture The command post to which he flew is within 200 miles of Wash ington, DC, but it's exact loca- tion is secret.
 Eisenhower became the first President ever to ride a helicop- ter Friday when he led simulat- ed mass exodus from Americas cities as mock air raid sirens screamed In theory 166 H-bombs were dropped on 1855 targets in the United States and it's territor- ies. Eisenhower was "evacuated" directly from the White House.
 Only one strike of H-bombs was supposed to have occurred Presumably the US. hit back with such massive retaliation that the "enemy" itself was reeling and unable to launch a folloW-up
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26 Telephones Installed on Mt. Fuji

TOKYO, RAThere's something new atop Mt. Fuji-a switchboard and telephones.
 As of Saturday the swarns of tourists who scale Japan's sacred mountain every summer can call any place in the country from the 12,425-foot summit. Twenty-six phones were installed, operating over a io-telephone circuit.
 The number for the top is Fuji Summit Zero.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15
Stepovich's Start Territory-Wide Polio Program

Gov. and Mrs. Mike StepoVich help launch the territory-wide polio vaccination program by re- ceiving the first of a series of three shots from Dr. Cassius C.. Carter at the health center in Juneau.
 The seven Stepovich children have already received one or more shots of vaccine and will complete the series during the summer.
 Polio vaccinations, sponsored by the Alaska Medical Assn. and local physicians, will be conduct ed turnout the territory during the next few weeks with the first clinics beginning in Juneau on >Friday, July 12.
 Alaska chapters of the National Foundation for Infantile Paraly- sis and the Alaska Health De- partment are cooperating with local doctors in organizing and financing community vaccination programs.
 It is hoped that at least 90 per cent of all persons in Alaska will avail themselves of the polio vac cine's protection. The vaccine will be offered free for persons under age 20 and for a nominal charge, not to exceed one dollar per shot, for persons over 20.
 The polio season is at hand. Salk vaccine will protect against this crippling disease that has stricken $50 Alaskans since 1850.
 Don't wait-vaccinate!
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15
Sen. Green, 89, Suffers Collapse From Heat

WASHINGTON (Rl-Sen. Green D-RD rested in Bethesda Naval Hospital Saturday after collaps- ing during a reception at the embassy of Pakistan.
 Green, 89 years old, is chair man of the Senate Foreign Rela- tions Committee.
 He lost consciousness only for a short time, later walked into the hospital without assistance.
 1t was just heat exhaustion, :" one of Greens aides said
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Floods in Metropolitan Chicago
 Block Traffic, Inundate Easements

closed for a time when as much as four feet of water piled up in spots. Traffic was tied up for miles at the height of the storm.
 Floods threatened some areas in doWnstate Illinois and Chicago suburbs today in the wake of Chi cago's record rainfall.
 The Illinois River was at flood stage at Ottawa, a city of 19,O0O some 85 miles southwest of Chi cago where the flow was backed up by a 600-foot dam.
 Altho water in the Chicago metropolitan area still caused some hardship and inconvenience es, most of Chicago and nearby communities had finished their cleanup jobs.
 Rail, air and bus traffic was almost normal again as was tele- phone service. Some 33,000 tele- phones were knocked out by the storm.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15

3O,OOO feet. The portion above 15,00O feet then began heading toward southeastern Utah. The Atomic Energy Commission said the air mass probably would alter direction later and head for Wyo- ming.
 The portion of the cloud below 15,000 feet dispersed rapidly.
 The blast was about half nom- inal in size, or roughly one-half as powerful as the atomic bombs dropped on Japan during World War II.
 ''Diablo" was orignally sched- uled from June 27, then was put off a day. On June 28 it failed to fire because of a power failure.
 Several other postponements were made before the device was exploded this morning from atop a 500-foot steel tower.
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CHICAGO, lR-Boats piled the flooded streets of metropolitan area Chicago Saturday after a 64-inch rain took at least nine lives and drove hundreds from their homes.
 The doWnpOur, concentrated in a severe six-hour electric storm, flooded tens of thousands of base ments, blocked streets and under passes, and cut power and com munications lines.
 In Chicago itself, airline traffic was halted at flooded Midway Airport where at least 1000 stranded passengers and motor ists spent the night, splashing barefoot in waiting rooms or cat mapping in chairs or atop news stands and counters.
 At Joliet, a city of 51,O0O just southwest of Chicago, 2O0 persons were taken from their flooded houses by boat, and a refugee center was set up in the VFW hall. Coast Guard craft were put on trucks and sent to Wheeling, northwest of Chicago, where a number of houses were flooded.
 Gusty winds knocked down a tent theater on the southwest side slightly injuring 30 persons.
 The battering winds and rain played havoc with transportation and communication. Hundreds of cars stalled in deep water
 Two of the city's main trans portation arteries-the Outer and Lake Shore Drives and the Con- gress Street Expressway-Were
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15
27O Drown When Boat Is Wrecked In Caspian Sea

TERRAIN, R-Press reports reaching here said 270 persons were. drowned when a Russian fishing vessel was wrecked yes terday in the Caspian Sea.
 Russian officials at Port Pah- levi, on the Caspian, said the fishing boat Eshghabad crashed into rocks between Salyany and Baku during a heavy storm yes terday while enroute to Baku.
 The reports said none of the 270 people on board survived.
 The boat belonged to the So- viet Fisheries Ministry and had been carrying passengers and food supplies to Baku from Rus sia, the reports added.
 Nearly five tons of fish and other food were reported lost when the ship went down.
 A spokesman at the Soviet em- bassy in Tehnan declined to com ment until the arrival of an of- ficial report.
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IMMEDIATE occuPANcY-3 bed
rooms. IA baths: In good location.
Sep. din. rm. ReaS. rent.
10. 2-0152
HOME VALUES

326 A st. me- rms. kit. anc
bath. newly decorated; gas h.-w.h.i
S135.
rms o1 and bath: oil h.evh': s1oo.
Amer. Univ. Park bedrms., sew.
ing rm., bath. liv. rIn., din. rm... kit.
screened-in pch:, full hsmt., oil heat
SIPS; furn. $3.50.
5003 56th Ave. Rogers Heights
Nd. ID hedrms.. liv. rm.. din, kit
and bath. Full bsmt.. gas heat
fenced yd,: sos.
s25 4th st. N.E.-6 rms. anc
bath. gear gar, Gas heat; $50.
R. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
9 Mass. Ave. Realtors Ma. s-5O2(
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FOREST HILLs-HandSome white
brick residence with living rm.,
% sioi5EE mn iiten SSsr' p sHDsoo KS
2 BATHS, srd-fioor suite Of 6edrm.'
bath and sitting rm., bsmt. reerea-
ton rm. This is q ine house In
excel. condition and in Q most at
tractive area. Call Mrs. Kraft. DE
2-067l or DE. 2-36O0. RANDALL
II. HAoNER 4 CO., REALTORS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
3 AND 4 BEDRM. homes in Silver
Spring and MONTGOMERY county
area, o. d. FIELD, INC. JU
BAY COTTAGE - July-Aue.: furn.
house or apt; Sept. Mont. Blair
dist: refs. JU. b-3552.
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$1O5 to SITS
Larchmont Realty. Inc.

|Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. .-e79l w. $4,000
COLORED-752 IRVING ST. NV
Vac. 2 bedrms.. h.-w; n. storm win
to transp. tn. 2-4934; ewes, LA.
b-15lS.
COLORED-14II z ST. SIT lge.
rms, Arcola h.-v. hit. I'd. $50 so.
Must have steady job and refs.
DI. S-Ss90.
COLORED - 3 RMS, . baths, 2
kitchens: bsmt.: hot-water heat;
oil furnace: porches; yard; vacant.
al DIXIE REALTY CO.
COLORED = 1908 FLORIDA AVE.
NE.-Open today. IL am. to 2
pm; 6-rm. and bath brick house:
hot-water heat; open porch; large
fenced yard: vacant; rent. $e2 so.
Inspect today. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
1417 L st. NV.
COLORED-RENT AND BUY. II3 r
st. n.e.--4 bedrms.. arranged for
. families. Brick. automatic heat,
Very ress. Cali now. Tu. 2:0774,
COLORED-84i1 FENTON PL. NE.
-rOo sDN pcA nOnbus lOAO IVY
MAC AVE. Sc. S79.50 per month.
Gas heat. Good condition. Keys
at 1910 O st. sc. Ii. 4-7300 or
RE. 5-4734
COLORED - 1850 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.-9 rms. incl. 2 kitchens. full
basement, . baths, oil h-w.h.; very
reasonable rent. Call Mr.. BROWN.
HU. 3-5s2s.
COLORED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
"A bedrms.. 2 baths. gas INV h..
ST. S-44i5. La. e-O4se. La. e-o1se
COLORED-RENT AND BUY, NV.
section = Handsome 3-bedroom,
bTk.. POWDER RIM, full bsmt.. oil
h.-wh.. det. garage. ST. 3-4416.
La 6-0462. La. 6-0ls2.
C0LORED-RENT WITH OPTION,
5 yrs. old. North Capitol street.
near D. G. iine-5 rms. basement.
COLORED-2nd AND NJ ST.
Rent. sac. SO. JOHN L. SHELTON.
REALToR. 10. 10000.
COLORED-ss0. 5O-6-rm. row brk..
nr. Lincoln Park. Good condition;
81 heat; .i JOIN sIoo Il SHELTON
cOLORED HOMES-APTe.
ALL SECTIONS. $50 UP
AUERBAcH q CO. Dl. 5-6501
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHED
(coNTlNUEnI
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Spacious 4-bedrm. Colonial over
looking park. Den: powder rm.: 2
baths; porch; garage. Avail. July i,
$3.50. Call Miss Richards. OIL. q
3492. ST. $1,000. JAMES L. DIXON
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35tl 18th ST. NV, facing Woodnei
Hotel-Suitable DR.. or dent. ofc
and residence. 4 bedrms., . baths
hv. rm.,- din. rm.,. kit. sunroom
SSr1Ee s,l TnsPee Sy o ey appointment
MA a.lAhA
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HOUSES TO SNARE

ATTRACTIVE 4-BEDRM. house e
share with 3 other girls. 21-25,
Georgetown area: cow transp
Wo 6-lbOa. after 9 pm.
CAPITOL Hills or 4 Girls "a
share, furn. house: l blk from
car lines. S35 mo-: ewes. phone
Ii. 6-b446, days JE. 2-2716.
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Chevy Chase-$27,500
Ayr. -old brick; den with full
bath. liv. rIn.. opening TO patio: lee
mod. kit. 3 bedrms., baths.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
Attractive English type semidet.,
bright and cheerful: three bedrms..
Ia baths. 2 porches, liv. rTn.. din.
rm.. kit. with table space; nice
yard. Assume $1,000 CT trust;
asking $17,250. BILLINdSLEY.
FEMEAL Srys So S sSss G HM s SUM- JOB
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
$17.250-Immaeulate. English VII
lage house, semidetached, with 1st-
a. powder rm... 3 bedrms:, beautiful
NON 4 IUcHs Co. KE. 7.isoc.
til q pm.
BARNABY WOODs-Terrific charmi
White brick Colonial, gorgeous set
ting. 4 bedrooms. full baths,
fireplace in master bedroom. Asking
500, $50. OWNER URGES QUICK
7-14l1; ewes. Wo. 6-5499.
BERKLEY AREA RAMBLER-Lovely
3-hedroom. 2-bath home. FULLY
AIR CONDITIONER Rec. rm. In
huge yard-level basement. Built
1854; Asking $3s,500. MUST BE
sGiaz1 li, s sTssl' vs. & ssHb4haH o. d.
BERKLEY AREA, .s34. $50 = Fine,
big. brick Colonial, built in 1858;
large bedrm; and bath on LIST floor;
End floor. Exclusive controlled
neighborhood of Foxhail road.
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS, DI. TALL
BRIGHTWOOD = Groom house;
handy to schools. Fairgrounds.
buses. st. cars and stores. $1,000
down. Se0.25 mo. 1907 9Th st.
CHEVY CHAsE--Assume 4Iag FHA
loan. approx. $1,000 cash will ham
die; 8 rms, bath. garage: new
house eond. Brick const.' level lot;
Only o : s iS s 70 p SaHw RM. y s7 sRSs
METzLER. Reaitor Builder.
sesVo SH SSaf. b. SSsf
Wide, through center hall; big
living room with fireplace: huge.
entertaining dining room, 15x1e:
extra-lee. kitchen with breakfast
nook, twtn-stze bedrooms Il in
finished attic. 2 baths; 2 screened
porches. on master bedroom, l %
fireplace. garage. hot-water heat.
Gparkles like q diamond Trades
considered, BERENS, Jr., CO., til
. m. EN-. 2-7sO0.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-center-ha
Colonial: large living room, family
size dining room, den, kitchen and
side porch on FIRST floor: 3 twin
sized bedrooms, 2 baths on second
floor. Stairs to STORAGE attic. Ca
L an c,lsss s1Tsls so ot sS On
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.. EN-.
3-1s00 I'll .
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Wide center
hall brick Colonial. Modern kit,
powder rm., 4 bedrms.. 2 baths,
scr. porch, garage. Spacious. fine
4 SUBURBAN. EN-. $4,000. 80
CHEVY CHAsE-Attractive. spacious
white brick home, built when they
built the best; lge. modern kitchen,
3 bedrms,. baths, storage attic,
maids rm. and bath. screened
porch, other extras; asking S2S.-
CHEvY CHASE, D. C., S27 5000
6edrms; s baths sI,ns 6stter than ,,n
slate roof and everything else q
iiue home should have. See for
yourself. Call wo. $4,000 til Q.
EDW. H. JONES 4 CO.. INC. Chevy
DUPONT CIRCLE and washlngton
circle areas-9-rm. brick house;
must be sold. Also 13-rm. brick;
excellent condition; near Dupont
Circle Plaza. Call Mr.. Beall. ewes,
OIL. 6-s1OS. MILLIcENT cHATEL.,
DE 2-ll37.
FOREST HILLs-Handsome white
brick residence with living rm.,
% SIo1DE mn r,,a aSSrsr' P sHDssoo KS
bath and sitting rm., bsmt. recrea-
ton rm. This is q fine house in
excel. condition and in Q most 1t.
tractive area. Call Mrs. Kraft. DE
2-O67l or DE. 2-3600. RANDALL
II. HAoNER a. CO., REALTORS
| 1891 Conn. ave.
FOxHALL VILLAGE. SI4. OO0-Nev
England salt Box" Colonial, will
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Center hall
side porch on first door: 5 twin
sized bedrooms, 2 baths on second
floor. Stairs to STORAGE attic. Ca
rage. Handicapped double lot on
tree-shaded street Price, S24 500.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., EN-.
3-l90O It'll n
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SLEEPY HOLLOw-s,-bedrm., 2-bath
split-level; avail soon: $3.50. as
other rentals JOSEPH W. SEAY
CO, liz W. Broad St, Fails
Church. Va. Realtors. JE. 2-262O.
FALLS CHURCH. III Worthington
circle - AIR CONDITIONED brick
rambler. 3 bedrooms. ga baths,
on u acre. recreation room, garage
Most attractive. Avail. June IL
Ss25. For Apt. call GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO, REALTOR,
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IMMED. OCCUPANCY

Several newly decorated
brick ramblers in the Falls
Church area. Many with all
cleo. G-E kitchens. including
garbage disposal, dishvasher.
ETC.; fireplace with or without
basement: 2 to 3 bedrooms.
Mr.. schools. stores and buses.
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css hEH Eyss., M RS s.7S%9 o''OaC
MASS. AVE. PARK
Attrac. living on . floors In con.
venient, quiet neiehborhood. Livine
rm. 1Sx2b. dining rm., screened
porch, pantry, kitchen. den and Law.
atory; md floor has double bed.
rms. dressing rm. and 2 baths;
recreation rm.. maids rm. and bath;
nsnt ar9 insps SoS eo ESr rs sppSn.
Greene. sANDoz. INC. DU. .7.123l
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@. W, UNIVERSITY

Location. Rooming house; 1900 block
f 81 q w ss i TS0T Tocm, H oIS:,
space for GERS. Lease ST 500 down
Edwin L. Ellis, RE, 7-5140
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shepherd Park-$l8.450

bet. 3-bedrm. brk.: lee. llv. I'm.
with nrepl,, SEP, din. rm., pwdr. rm"
81 po Win d; sIsG a Esrs s elsD 6 ssH
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Ex. $500 Q Til .
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POTOMAC RIVER
ESTATES

Swimming pool. 8 bedrooms, 3
kitchen. rec. room. Another room
and bath. Gear garage. Unusual and
charming. large attractive ground.
Close in: $500 mo. Available July !.
ROMYE LAMBORN, REALTOR. OF.
4-65S6. OF. 4-8035.
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS

Excellent large home at $500 wis
consin ave-, suitable for tourist home
Or nursery; ; bedrms,. z baths. nice
kitchen; full bsmt. and attic. Large
lot with detached garage. Available
now at Si65. EN-. 2-510O; eyes,.
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Sprinp Valley Rambler

Truly a beautiful home. contain
maids room and bath. 2-car garage;
ideal for entertaining; surrounded
bv beautiful grounds; rent. S425
w. c. q A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO., Property MANAGEMENT
Dept, EN-. 2-4464.
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COLORED-lB03 YOU NV, APT, ~
Efilciency; heat, h. W. incl, $40.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $4,000
coLoRED-027 SIND ST. NE.
rms. kit, bath; all utils., 500 30
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3.S3OO
coLoRED-il2s 9TH ST. NV,
Rms, Kit. Bath, Heated, $50
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
coLoRED-ALMosT NEW BLDG,
5000 AYERS PL. Sc,
2-bedrm. apt. with utils. Ss7 80
so 10th ST. BE.
1-bedrm. apt, utils. incl. S77bO
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3.s30O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Two rms. kit. and bath, in apt bldg
l264-A 10th 81. NE. --- Sh7.b
.A2bb Foote 81. NE. Sjb .(f
N. sEoAL. AID. 4-O123. ia. g.824a
coLoRED. 2l9 UPsHUR ST. NV
Lovely mod efieiency.d inettel sb7
WARRINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
- coLoRED
bedrm. apt, iust % Florida ave. In
modern bldg ~ S7b. See Janitof
bsmt. apt. or call
SHANNON q LucHs CO.. Ma s.234S
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-07-05
BIDS INVITED FOR
NATIONAL SEASHORE WORK

Superintendent Allyn F. Hanks,
Cape Hatteras National Seashore,
has announced invitations for bids
have been mailed to prospective
bidders for Grading, Draining, and
Surfacing Pea Island Campground
Parking for bathing area, Cape
Point Parking Area and Loop Road
and Cape Point Campground. Hat
teras Island, Cape Hatteras Ma
tional Seashore Recreational Area.
Other interested bidders may
obtain plans and specifications
from the Office of the Superinten-
dent. Bids also may be seen at F.
w. Dodge Corp, 424 w 21st
Street, Norfolk, Va; The Associa-
ted General Contractors of Ameri-
ca, Inc, Sir Walter Hotel, Ra-
leigh, N. c.; Builders Exchange,
Inc, SOB E Franklin Street, Rich
mond, Va; and Construction, 500
Peoples Federal Building, Roanoke
II, Va.
Bids will be opened at the office
of the Superintendent on August
s, 1857 at 200 pm. Eastern
Standard Time.
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SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER
ANNOUNCES JULY SCHEDULE

The Social Security contact sta
ton schedule for July was an
nounced today by w. w. Thomas,
district manager of the Social Sc
curity Administration office in
New Bern.
All persons desiring to file claims
or desiring information about social
security are invited to visit the
District Office, 3O5 Pollock Street
in New Bern, or representative
may be contacted as follows. Bel
haven, July II and %, at the Town
Hall from 1890 to 1890; Column
bia, July 2 and IS, at the Agri-
cultural Building from 900 to
1900; Swan Quarter, July 10, at
the Court House from 800 to
1890; and Washington, every Mon
day, at the City Hall Court Room
from $50 to 1890.