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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
COMMUTE TO
ANDREWS FIEI.n

WO FlEbD
PRINCE GEORGES CO. APPROX.
10 acres; 6-room house in excel
lent condition.; 3 bedrooms, tiled
bath, modern kitchen: beautifully
furnished, some antiques: land
Scaped; farm equipment included.
Financing available. MAY be pur-
chased unfurnishef Real value.
PORT TOBACCO-Approx 10
acres; S-room Colonial. recently re-
stored Of quality materials; 9 mas
ter bedrooms, TILED. baths. Q gem
erous closets . smaller rooms ade-
ouate for children or dressing
rooms. Liberal financing,
WATERFHONT-FENWICK. Nd.
On open Potomac: beautiful view
approx. 4 acre; broom. new brick
rambler, insulated: Ind floor ade-
quate for. . large bedrooms with
lions; restricted community. school
bus at door: breezeway. garage:
So 800. Liberal financing.
WELCOME. Nd. APPROX. Q
acres. Attractive custom-built brick
rambler, Hot-water heat: 3 bed
rooms, tiled bath. modern kitchen,
laree living room with fireplace,
picture windows. 3-car garage,
shop, once, $4,000. Liberal A.
nanctng. Real value.
Mrs. Loulie p. Dodson
Welcome, Nd. West 4-4571
SANDOZ, INC,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

1915,
Modern ,brk. rambler, Ice. wooded
corner 10Y, water and sewer; 8
twin-size bedrms., Ia baths, fire.
loan. under $4,000. 94I3 Jack
son, ~. washinston Forest, CHI.
ARGYLE PARK-sILvER SPRING
sehoo Oc BE- bso ra5ksd q, f s r .t
Tic makes Ice. bedrm. or study:
lac, bright kit. with generoui
cabinet space; full bsmt. with rec.
rm. nearly eompl. Nicely land
scaped lawn with ige. trees. Price
S12.750, under FHA, dn. payment
APPROX. Sl,25O. BY OWNER. ~.
S.2B4l.
BETHESDA, Parkwood area-out.
standing brick rambler. 3 bed
rms full .bsmt., stone firepl.
rustis-fenced lot. patio: S16,500.
4 N FRY CO.. OIL. 6-13sa OF
BETHESDA. Si8.0bO--Trades con-
sldered. Immaculate older type
home; 3 bedrmS. and den up
stairs; big din. rm.. hufe modern
kit. enclosed porch. basement;
beautiful yard; detached garage,
hot-water heat, Terms 10 suit.
CAL sat. and sun, I'm. 2-7sOO,
BETHEsDA-Uneouaied 3-bedrm.
brick rambler for $4,000: full
bsmt;. Kit. has wall oven, etc,
fenced SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY on
ND. INC. Oh. o-7sOO: ewes, OIL,
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TAKOMA PARK-S Philadeiphia.
aye Cost $40, 1000 to build. viii
sell for $4,000. Never lived in.
9-lm., 2-story detached, finished
attic, 2-car garage: ideal for doc
tors office and home. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-1103. or
RA. 3-36S5.
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TAK0MA PARK = Good looking
Cape, Cod. You'll be proud to
live in this gem Of a home. $50
apt. to rent in terrace. Only
Sl4,500: $1,000 incl. settlement
charges. Call MRS. STOWE, JU.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA-3-bedrm.
brk rambler; $lS,950. Lge. din.
area, all cleo. kit, table space,
English bsmt., with tile floor, lge.
closets; level-fenced lot; cow.
schools, shopping, transp. cHES-
TER KELLER, WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-710O. 9
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TAKOMA PARK-A stately e.
room home, loo. 3 houses from
mercial. ground: property is in
good cond., has 9 apis, can be
made into 4: good investment to
rent or to rezone for business.
PRICED right at $4,000: 81 1000
cash; CAL Ju. $1,000, BAINUM
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TWINBROOK FOREsT-2 bedrms..

expan.. mod. Cape. Cod: cor :;
irepl. in liv., rm;, huge cleo, kit,
with eye-level wall oven and birch
cabinets; immac.. on beaut. cor
$3.50 down, 500 mo. See this to-
day. j; p; cALIANDRo & CO.,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FoREsT-open / M
DARK, Two new remblers, priced
In the Dos; cash offers or trades,
Dir: Out Colesville I'd. TO Dale ar,
left to Crosby I'd. right 10 Pin
Oak dr.. left to crestridee and our
Brunette ave. (a7Os Sligo Park.
Three: hedrm. Cape Cod. Living
rm.. dining rm.. rec. rm,, garage:
terms, $4,000: must sell.
Greenock I'd. lO2O1 (Four Cor.
nerS)-Four-bedrm., 1il-bath Cape
Cod. Family rrn.: exec. cond.: res
dueed; owner transferred: terms.
81 $3.50. c. p. FLETCHER, 10.
OUTSTANDING DIET. COR BRICK
7432 PINEY BRANCH RID. MD.
IDEAL LOCATION FOR DOCTOR
Open today. ] to 6-Den and
powder nm, on LIST a.: 3 bedrms.
and 2 baths on end a.; rec. rni,
plus ? bedrms. and bath in bemt,;
oil ut. and 2-car garage, Priced
under $50. 900.
LOUIS Ridden. tn. 2-306O
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BUILDER-OWNER = Rambler;

BUILDER-OWNER = Rambler; 8
bedrms., IA baths; acre; un-
usual inter; distinguished COM
munity; S29.500. EV. 4-6S43.
OPEN Sun, Wkdays., 2-6.
COUNTRY LIVING in this 3-bed-
like the cathedral ceilings and
wall windows in the liv. rm. and
din. rm., fancy kit, 8 baths. ga
rage; close to NSA and Johns
Hopkins. Call SIP. 4-4153 or. JU.
$1,000. BAINuM REAL ESTATE,
BurtonSville ONCE.
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8 BEDRMS., 4 BATHS, 2-yr. -old
tge rsbSr y acrs Se Ts h
attractive design, strictly mod.
kit: neighborhood Of good homes.
$4,000. RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-S5l1.
$22,95O-4 bedrms., close to D. C.
line; new split-leyel; a gorgeous
s snd din INT T T TeE w 5Sll b' Issi
iongl ASHLEY 4 CO., 10. s.
1922. 2 til 9.
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RAMBLER, on 40 acres. Breath
taking view from this 3-bedrm.
sjPSth a.I home il, pans nj; lily. rm
s MR f EAUcs Rhsfsrd' o. g. $ 1883
EUGENE B. GINGELL.
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WHEATON. 1320l Blue Hill I'd
sAlmost-nsw brick split-level. 25
rms, one available as den; 12xI7
ultramod. kit, full basement. Price,
81 900, assume Gil 4I2So loan,
$50 80 mo. Loan balance.
S1S.099. Corner lot: open SUM-
day. Directions: Out Georgia ave-,
2 miles past Wheaton. left on
kayson to Blue Hill. BY OWNER.
VIII. 6-72S3.
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WHEATON S12,95O, $3.50 dn.
tree DR.. Slick 5-yr. -old brick and
stone rambler. . lge. bedrms. :,
dry bsmt.. aluminium storm win
dows throughout. fenced yard.
Mr.. new school, Drive out Ca.
ave. TO. Parker St. left to Judson,
home. RAFFEEL REAL ESTATE e.
III. A-11na I.O h.9hn2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

wOODMOOR. ATTENTION DOC
ToRs-Lse. 6-bedrm. house, with
finished ofhces; corner with ample
MESsIcK. JU p-9299.
NORTH OF BURTONSvTLLE Gin
Howarq Cola very well mod
efnized and substantial older
nome. on pleasant acres: 8 rms,
and bath, elosed-in pch., lge. light
kit: oil h.-w.h.; gar, cutbldgs.
$1,000. Call MRS. CANDY, JU.
s-5423. ASHTON REALTY CO.
HUGE 49, loan. $l,S0O dn, as
spiit-level IN sil. spS. 3 lie Se. bed Bed.
rms, End bath next TO rec. rm.;
lge. kit, sep. din. S1S.950. Agents,
JU. g-6.22, JU. 1882.
BYEFORDE. BYEFORDE! BYE.
when you are out riding Is BYE
means quality, value, space, excel
neigl1borhood. COW. schools. Priced
from S20,950 TO S27,S00. Out
Conn. ave. / mile beyond Jones
Bridge I'd. to BYEFoRQE sign
and furn. model home. Can OIL.
9-SS65, COLONIAL MORTGAGE
acc PERSONNEL = Homes with
acreage $1,000 up to best avail.
VIII locate lots and farms. H. III.
CARTER. Realty and Appraisal
CO.. PO. 2-44Sl.
BRICK RAMBLER, SlI,750! Just
on Georgia ave Has 2 nice bed
rms Ice liz din aroa mad irtf
level lot; near schools. Call RIP
LEY CO, JU. 5-6l1l.
Mr.. MANOR CLUB : 5 acres or
more; 0-bedrm., 2-bath charming
500. BoGLEY's, 10. 5-3434.
RANCH RAMBLER-Estate
area: ACRE with stream; 3 bed
rms. 2 baths. 15x15 cleo. kit;
wood-burning f1repl.; din. rm.,
bsmt.. scr. porch; perfect for
DEBRAND Co, JU. 9-SSS0.
A STONES THROW from st. MI
chaels Church and school! Large,
expansible. brick. English bunga-
low. on 75x150 lot. Firepl., side
950l RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111.
KAN BLK, on approX. acre IN
Bethesda; lovely high Handicapped
grounds with outdoor barbecue:
liv. rm. with firepl., pine-pan. rec.
rm. with brick firepl. wall, bed
rms. 3 baths. An unusual oppor-
tunity: $4,000. MRS. ROBIN
SON. OIL. 4-5S51. EUGENE B,
GINGELL.
ON ACRE. SlS,750-Live better
in this new spacious 3-bedrm
rambler. Friendly family kit,
cheerful rec. rm and hot-water
heat. located mr.. Colesville. RIP
LEY CO., JU. 5-S511.
CLUB AREAS -bedrm.
brk rambler; $lS.95O. Lge. din.
area, all cleo. kit, table space,
English bsmt., with tile floor, lge.
closets; level-fenced lot; cow.
schools, shopping, transp. cHES-
TER KELLER, WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-71OO. 8
iNf1
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SILVER SPRING, 702 Woodside
Parkway. A real family home, liv.
rm. With fireplace. lge. din. rm.,
den on liv. rm., kit. 3 twin sized
bcdrms,, mod. bath, oil h.-w.h.,
mr.. schools, bus, and shopping
Priced under 100000 for quick
sale. LIST trust financed at SCI
See Sunday. ! pm. till dark
COLEMAN REALTY CO., JU. 8.
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81 .05O-Brick rambler on cul de
sac; 2 bedrms., sep. dinette, many
extras: excel. bsmt. storage area
plus attic; huge fenced yard with
trees; 5000 dr., SS3 mo. HIDE
BRAND co LII Q.RRRn
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ROCKVILLE AREA, 10 min. to
AEc-A lovely country home on
approx. acre; 3 bedrms., ex-
pandable End A.; stone firepl. +;
fruit trees and nice garden; only
$4,000. OIL. 4-4522, C. w. BAR
TON CO
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BETHESDA - ouaiity-buiit brick
rambler. 5 yrs. old; excellent
financing. immediate occupancy.
Center hall. lovely liV. rm.. din.
rm.. Ice. equipped kit, 3 bedrms..
2 baths. huge rec. rm. with firepl..
built-in garage, wall to wall car
peting. May be seen anytime.
$50. $50. Call Mrs. Reel. OIL.
1850. with COUNTY WIDE
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$500 On. buys this charming q
bedrm. Rockcrest rambler on level
140-ft. lot. Only S9,950. BEERS
BROS, III k-Tfi10
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NEAR FOUR CORNERS = Most
attrac. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod: liv.
f f' ISs large kitchen sfs 5S Sen' tIe bath
PECK. Realtor. HE. 4-6400.
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S.LVEh sfhING lCarroll Knollsl,
l04l3 Brunswick ave.-OPEN
HOUSE, 1-5-De luxe air-cond
brick. rambler; 3 bedrms., with
maids rm. in bsmt; walk to elem.
school; moving. Out. Georgia ave,
70 Evans, Call JU. 5-46S4 or JU,
$1,000, BAINUM
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TAkOMA! Near Ga. and Alaska
23-ft. liy. rm: with iirepl.. sep. din.
rm., Ice. bedrms, den. 30O-ft.
Sl6,95Ol RIPLEY CO.. III 5aaiIi'
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ON ACRE. Sis,750-Live better
in this new spacious 3-bedrm.
rambler. Friendly family kit,
cheerful rec. rm. and hot-water
heat, located mr. Colesville. RIP
LEY CO., JU. 5-S511.
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IaAK0MA Park! 22x2O iiv. RIM,
2lxl5 din. rm.. lsxl5 kit, 4 bed
rms; den, " baths, h.-w.h., ga
errorn RIPLEY CO, Jul 5"tsliI
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WHEATON : s295 cash, 500 mo-,
Sedroo 6aSeS Tam attsaeys y mSS anns q
= Kit, gas heat; close to Ca. ave. ;
vac; prompt poss. VIII. 6-4950. :
WHEATON-Sl3,95 $50. 5000 down
almost-new. brick rambler taken
In trade and must be sold. Al
cond. Tiled bsmt.. all-elec. G-E
kit, separate din. rm.: mr.. school.
See at l27l5 Helen dr.. then cali
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU.
81 1n3 PA 3-2R2S
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ROCKVILLE-Detached. 3-bedrm.
home. expansible to 4: full bsmt.
fireplace: dishwasher and dis
posal FLA, Sl4.500: 1000
down, balance like rent. BUDNEY
REALTY, GA. 1895, GA.
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n White frame HH Tambie p''s WITH
breezeway and double carport on
wooded 1M-acre lott; hot-water
room with fireplace, larss kiteh-
3 bedrooms with bath on FIRST
floor, and bedrm. with twin full
windows and bath in daylight
bsmt. Also huge I'm. rec. rm.
with fireplace. utility room and
workshop Plenty Of closets and
sale At S24.95O. $40 Midland I'd.
JU A-H03f.
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nia Baths fS 6sm Pri With c SSP
side exit, fin. rec. rm. with extra
refgr., built-in bar with running
water. patio and barbecue pit, Ice.
level lot with IL healthy trees.
Assume $4,000 trust, 500 mo-,
i.pti.; price, S16,950. CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtor, LO. 4-7700, JU.
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TWIN BROOK-Full bsmt. with
ysxDsnsi5Ie 70 i be esrns . bat Rasn
ltv. rm. with loft. picture win
dow and irepl., lge. rear porch,
payt.: Sl4. 40. (MRS, 0RoFF5,
weekdays, HA. 7-71S9.
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TWINBROOK; no SIS to $500 dn--
Det. 3-bedrm. home, expandable
to 4; bsmt. Payments like rent:
quick possession. BUDNEY REAL
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ROCKVILLE - Brick Rockcrest
home. enlarged. Full dining room.
3 bedrooms, basement; S12,350,
$3.50 down. FILA. BRIDGES, Pc
TER g. SPENCER, INC, Realtors,
Pc. 2-4374 (Sun. or ewes, Pc.
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on approx. l acre IN
Bethesda; lovely high Handicapped
grounds with outdoor barbecue:
liv. rn1. with firepl., pine-pan. rec.
rm. with brick firepl. wall, 4 bed
rms. 3 baths An unusual oppor-
tunity; S26,500. MRS. ROBIN
SON. OIL. 4-5S51. EUGENE B,
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BETHESDA-WYNGATE = 4-bedrm.
2-bath, brick Cape Cod. All-elec,
kit. Picture window bsmt. with
washer and dryer. Wall-to-wall
carpeting. Walk to school Conv.
NH. $lS,400 trust avail. with
small dn. pymt. Open Sun. go.
OIL. 1876.
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WHEATON = For sale by OWNER.
3-bedrm. brick rambler: beauti-
fully handicapped. wooded lot. 6Ox-
2lO, fenced: rec. rm.: finished
laundry: carport: tool shed: as
sumo lge. CT mortgage. 1909
Galena I'd. Rockville. Nd, VIII.
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WHEATUN-S45U down, move in.
3-bedrm. rambler. I'm. bsmt.; $50
mo. pays all. TAMBLYN a. CO.,
10. 5-2930, VIII. 6-9334.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks
to all our friends who called, loan
ed cars or otherwise expressed
sympathy in our recent loss. These
acts of thoughtfulness are greatly
appreciated.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
DARE HUNTING PICTURES
SOUGHT FOR MAGAZINE

Richard Meek, staff photogra-
pher of Sports Illustrated Maga-
zine arrived this week to make
pictures of wildfowl hunting to IL
lustrate a sports story by Virginia
Kraft, scheduled for publication in
September 1858, to tell about the
autumn-winter outdoor sports,
from deer hunting in East Lake,
to goose and brant, or duck hunt
ing or duck shooting in the Nags
Head marshes and from sink boxes
lin Pamlico Sound in the Cape Hat
.teras region.
Meek made pictures in the vicin-
ity of Bodie Island lighthouse on
Thursday afternoon and on Friday
morning he was shooting pictures
with Charles Nunnemaker, Nags
Head hunting guide, and Julian
Oneto. Late Friday he was sched-
uled to be in Buxton where George
Fuller and County Commissioner
E. P. White were arranging a
hunting trip on Saturday. On Sum
day Meek will fly from Buxton to
Ocracoke with Bell Henderson for
pictures of that fascinating and
sports-famed island.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
CHAIRMAN BONNER HONOR
GUEST AT DEALER MEETING

Washington, D. C.-Rep. Herbert
C. Bonner d., N. c., chairman
of the House Merchant Marine &
Fisheries Committee. will be the
guest of honor at the first annual
reception and dinner of the Nation
al Association of Marine Dealers
in New York on January 20.
Mr.. Bonner is scheduled to make
a brief talk to the assembled deal
ers and leaders in the U. S. boat
ing industry, according to NAMD
President M. ]. Styron of Wash
ington, a former North Carolinian.
The dealer group is holding its
convention during the New York
Motor Boat Show which runs from
January II to 26. Mr.. Bonner is
expected to be accompanied by
Mrs. Bonner and John M. Drewry,
chief counsel of the committee.
The North Carolinian, small
boat owner and enthusiast like
millions of other Americans, heads
the Committee that made an ex-
haustive study two years ago of
U. s. pleasure boat safety. A re-
port on the subject was issued last
April, and bill authored by Mr.
Bonner introduced late in the first
session of the 85th Congress. The
measure, known as the Boating Act
of 1857, would carry out many OF
the suggestions in the Bonner re.
port.
The bill is expected to be taker
up by the Committee in the session
opening this week, although M
date has been set for hearings.
Because of his personal interest
in boating, Mr.. Bonner plans tx
visit the Boat Show in the New
York Coliseum, according to Sty
ron.
Styron lists these additiona
events for the NAMD convention
January Is, 2 PM, NAMD execu
tive committee and nominating
committee meet; January 10,
pm, annual membership meeting
January 81, 2 p.m., board of direc
tors meeting. All will be held il
the Coliseum.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10

sented with the award of the Di-
Phi Societies of the University of
North Carolina to that alumnus
who had rendered the most out
standing service to the University,
State and Nation.
In 1866 Warren was Chapter
Chairman of the Beaufort County
Red Cross. At the present time he
is a member of an important state
commission to write new Con-
stitution for the State to be sub
mitted to vote of the people.
Married to the former Miss
Emily Harris, daughter of the late
Sheriff and James H. Harris. The
Warrens have three children. Mrs.
Dudley Jones of Wilson, Lindsay
c., Jr. of Goldsboro, and Charles
F. of San Francisco. Have two
granddaughters; Member of the
Episcopal Church.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
NEW YORKER BUILDING
100000 OCRACOKE HOME

A. $. Wickstron, a Syracuse
New York business man is con
structing a swanky ranch style
home on Ocracoke Island which il
is reported will cost 100000, and
in that case may be the most ex-
pensive private residence on our
beaches.
Materials inciude DricK, stone,
wood, the house win have two
baths, two bedrooms, garage, etc.
The new road and ferry have made
possible this construction job,
which bids fair to outdo the big
manor houses built by Sam Jones,
the Norfolk industrialist.
IL =
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
COURT
Continued from Page one)

Tine Willis Jr., Hatteras, care
less and reckless driving, $25 fine
and costs.
Gloice Hubert Creef, Manteo
failing to stop at stop sign, SIS
fine and costs.
Milton Gray Willis, Harkers' Is
land, speeding 65 m.p.h., $40 fine
and costs.
Jasl na.tw. Manteo, creating a
disturbance in public place, $40
fine and costs.
Jose Alva, Nags Head, speeding
65 m.p.h., $40 fine and costs.
James Edward Gibbs, Manteo,
speeding 45 m.p.h., in 35 m.p.h.
zone, $40 fine and costs.
John Albert Case Jr., Mamie,
drunk on highway, $25 fine and
costs.
Rupert Parker Perry, Manteo,
operating a vehicle with improper
equipment -obstructed vision, $5
fine and costs. II
Thomas Elwood Parker, Kill
Devil Hills, driving to left of CEN
ter line, SIS fine and costs.
Alton James Brock, Back Bay,
Va, careless and reckless driving,
$25 fine and -costs.
Robert Franklin Gibbs, Manteo,
failing to stop at stop sign, SIS
fine and costs.
Purnell Dozier, Currituck, oper-
ating vehicle with improper
equipment-no muffler and inn
proper turn signals, $40 fine and
costs.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10

THE FAMILY OF
OTHO C. WARD
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
DUCK HUNTERS FOURTH IN
USE OF AMMUNITION

Duck hunters don't shoot more
ammunition than anyone else says
Henry P. Davis, public relations
manager for Remington Arms
Company, Inc, whose company
conducted survey sometime back
to determine just where it shells
were going. 1t was found, he said,
that in percentage consumption OF
shotgun shells, wild ducks and
geese together rank fourth on the
list of game species.
'Tt would probably be rather
difficult to convince the average
waterfowl gunner of the truth of
this statement" Davis said, "for
he knows what it costs him in
terms of expended shells to bag
one feathered migrant. But he for
gets that his high personal ratio
of shells used to number of ducks
bagged is probably caused by his
tendency to misjudge distances and
to shoot at impossible chances.
Davis didn't say so, but what
probably accounts for the low po-
sition on the scale of wildfow
hunters is that there just aren't
as many of them as there arr
hunters interested in other game
Per bird killed, the number oi
shells fired may be high. In ths
! overall pictures, the total fades.
| Remington's survey showed tina
more shells are fired at the cot
!, tontail rabbit than anything else
The rabbit accounted for 29.6 pc
cent of the shotgun shells manu-
factured.
The squirrel was second with 1.
per cent, quail ranked third witt
1879 per cent and then came duck
and geese with 1.5 per cent. o.
iown the line werep heasant, g..
per cent; doves, Z per cent; an
other game, 3.5 per cent. The othe
12 per cent were fired In ira
and skeet shooting.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
WARREN
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appointment of President Franklin
D. Roosevelt. Served as Comp
troller General for IS and one-halt
years until he retired in May 1854
During that time he collected and
put back in the Treasury nearly
one billion dollars that had been
Illegally or enormously paid out.
Was delegate at large from
North Carolina to the Democratic
National Convention in 1882 and
in 1910. Was permanent chairman
Democratic State Convention in
1880 and 1884 and temporary
chairman and key noter in 1888.
In 1889, Life Magazine, in the
first poll of its kind of 500 news
paper correspondents rated War
rem as the 9Th ablest and most in
fluential member of the House. In
somewhat similar poll in 1889,
he was rated No. A.
In January 1945, Warren was
rendered the judgeship of the East
ern District of the U. S. Court of
N. C. by President Roosevelt to
succeed Judge Meekins, retired.
Warren declined it.
In 1916 the University of North
Carolina conferred on Warren the
honorary degree of Doctor of
Laws. In 1853 he received the N.
C. Distinguished Citizenship Award
"for forty years of public service
to his community, his state and his
nation" In 1854 Warren was pre-
The coastland times., 1958-01-10
TOURISTS
(Continued from Page One) .

$4,000 or 7.3 percent in visitor
count of 1857 as compared to 1856.
The 1857 total at the monument,
which marks the site of the
Wright's first flights of December
II, 1903, was 327,SSO persons.
New attractions will be provided
at the National Monument with the
erection of a visitor-center-muse-
UNI, for which the ground was
broken on December II, 1857, anc
an air strip for small planes.
A major attraction of the Cape
Hatteras National Seashore during
1868 will be it's official dedication
on April "a, and also the compile
ton of new access roads, camping
areas and visitor centers.
The coastland times., 1958-01-10

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