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The Nome nugget., 1959-03-25
Mushing
 Through Washington
By FRANK w. VAILLE JAP Special Washington Service,

WASHINGTON, R-The House Appropriations Committee has given Secretary of the Interior Seaton financial nudge toward giving Alaska control of it's own fish and wildlife resources start ing next January 1.
 Reporting the Interior Depart ment appropriation bill for the year beginning July 1, the com mittee pared requests for Alaska programs of the Fish and Wildlife Service from $1,765,975 to $666,- 900.
 The committee chopped off a requested direct appropriation of $535, 1925 for administration of the Alaska game law by the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, substituting instead an allocation of $268,0 900 of unbudgeted Pribilof Islands receipts.
 It likewise reduced a $1,664, 700 request by the Bureau of Com mercial Fisheries to $435,OOO plus $398,0OO additional from the un- committed Pribilof receipts.
 In each case, the committee said the allocations would run the programs until January 1, 1860, and added: 0
 'ThiS should allow adequate time for Alaska to prepare for as- sumption of this responsibility as provided in the statehood act"
 The statehood act, of course, re- tained jurisdiction over the fish and wildlife of Alaska in the hands of the federal government until such time as Alaska demon strated it's ability to manage them lin the broad national interest" The decision rests solely with the Secretary.
 When the question of timing came up during hearings of the appropriations subcommittee, Donald McKernan, chief of the Commercial Fisheries Bureau, said:
 "We are ready for such trans fer on January 1, 1860. If it does not occur then, we will be ready on January 1, 1861, or after if need be-"
 McKernan said the bureau is attempting to provide a method ''by which we can help in the training of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game employees and make a gradual transfer, protect ing the jobs of our permanent ca reer employees, and providing for smooth transfer over to the new state"
 Representative Ralph Rivers has an office display that's a sure fire eye-popper for his younger visitors and attracts it's share of attention from the older ones. - It's realistic appearing tray of gold nuggets = made of raisins covered with gilt paint.
 A House-Senate conference committee will be asked to decide
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-25
William Nierni To Replace Swick As B.P.R. Engineer

WASHINGTON, M - William A. Niemi of Juneau, has been named in the Bureau of Public Roads to succeed Edgar H. SWick as Alaska regional engineer.
 Senator Bob Bartlett, who an nounced tn appointmnt, praised both the job done by Swick and the appointment of his successor. Swick is being transferred to Kansas City.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

PROTECTOR, 16 nm. Kodascope,
Royal. silent, 750-watt lamp with
case; reg. S295. can't be told
, from brand-new: special $3.50.
TENDERS. Established 1911
BIB d St NV. RE. 1858
Evening star., 1959-12-06
ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.

- Luxurious room,
private entrance, tub and shower,
21-in. TV. maid service; double
or single. Weekly rate. Bus serv.
ice, 2715 Richmond hwy. so.
ALEX, Bailey's Crossroads area-
Nice room, pvt. bath: pvt. adult
home; l blk bus. CL. 6-6742
ALEX, Beverly Hills-Master bed
rm., pvt. entr., phone, share bath
with l; for lady. TE. 6-3S3l.
ARL., 10 min. to uptown D. c.
Next to bath: $40 mo. IA. 4-4734.
ARL., N.-sgl. or dbl. for or 2
refined ladies. Conv., reas.. cheer
full. IA. 8-6105.
ARL.-Lovely studio. 2 rms. MI
bath and entr.; porch: 8 nina,
Pentagon; $50 mo. OF. 4-s969,.
ARLINGTON BLVD. I Corners-@s
For ] or 2: pvt. entr. and bath.
BY week or month. JE. 4-9460,
ARL.-Nicely furn. rm. next 70
bath: half blk to Arl. bV4, JA.
z-6O64.
Continued on Next Pyse)
Evening star., 1959-12-06

TRAINs-AAGERIcAN FLYER, I2x
layout: New Haven diesel, 8
silver coaches, steam loco, 8 cars,
transformers, remote control
switches, 40 pieces track, station,
buildines, landscsping, numerous
accessories; as new. S65. WI
6-02R2
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ERGO PLANT
RIvERDALE, MD.

RAMP AGENT. airlines: h.s.g,, good
permit. SEQ. POTOMAC EMPL
9l1 King St, Alex, XII. 9-5055
REAL ESTATE, golden oppOrtunit,
Tor aggressive salesman In oui
new exclusive location. W. Hyatts.
FROWNFELTER, 1900 East Yves
hwy. HA. 2-2220.
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY
wanted: ambitious men just oui
the real estate business, PSten tt
income. $4,000 or better, cal
tn. 2-4S2S.
CORN a. BLANKEN
413 Kennedy st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, col
ored, full time: earn SIO,OOO VI.
expense account. RA. 6-O526.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Ex.
panding general insurance agency
experienced man to head up real
estate division. Write giving ex-
Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, with
Va. license; salary and usuai
commission to right person AR.
ROW REALTY, Dumfries, Va, TR
9-4O4O, Sun. Nokesville LY.. 4.
23SS.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Imne,
diate opening for ambitious anc
mf for M Man ar withSs
active office. Plenty OF Iistlngs am
track-backs. Full office assistance
from sales manager, Member d
P. O. Co. and Mont. Co, llstinI
service. HUGH T. PECK, e06e
New Hampshire ave. HE. 4-64O0
REAL ESTATE SALES AGENT; ole
estab. ONCE needs 2 full time work.
ers. good leads: time daily in OF.
nee. STROUP, RA. $500.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN : Ex-
perteneed only. Opening for /
man. full time. very attractive
proposition. CHEVY c H AS
REALTY. Mr.. Bugg. EN-. 3-IS0O
ewes, EN-. 2-2S25.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert.
enced only, with q PROVEN RFC.
ORD TO associate with aggressive
suburban Maryland ONCE. New anC
used homes, trades, specul Ii,,n
etc. WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PER
ooRoGP PNg TSsURANcEEsAGcssAAiEq2ss
CONTESTS and other benefitsill
The BEST statesmen in this area
are beating a path to our door
Call us before the door closes 4
Why work elsewhere for less? An
once with high sales and high
morale will effect you tool Make
TEN THOUSAND and up or vet
aren't tryingll! Call AP. 7-s400
BOWERS BROS. for appointment
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PLUMBER

Experienced in new-house work.
Apply COLLEGE Park Estates. Ed
monston road. College Park Nd.
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Sales Representative

We are looking for a man of high
caliber who has the ability to
meet and deal with important
people, Is capable OF assuming re-
sDonsibility and is DESTROYS OF Sc
curing q definite future with large
national corporation. Good salary
and bonus. Retirement and insur-
plete resume. All replies strictly
CONFIDENTIAL. Box 426-Y, Star.
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PRODUCE
MANAGERS
EXPERIENCED

If you have had super
market produce mana
gerial experience with
in the last 5 years and
are seeking career en-
ployment with one of
the Nations leading
progressive food chains,
then we have an OPEN
ing for you.
Our tremendous expansion
program in the Va, Md.
and D. C. areas has Gre
ated unlimited advance
ment opportunities for
capable men who can
qualify.
Top salaries, plus many
outstanding fringe bene-
fits offered.
To Apply y
Send Detailed Resume to
BOX 2lS-Y, STAR
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SALESNEAN-Exper. in calling on
local retail food stores and super
markets for specially items. Age
25-35, married; Md.-Va. del. ter
rltory. Sal. to $1,000 plus car
and expen. Bill Hopson, SMELL
ING AGCY., sos 14th st. NV, ST.
SALESMAN, RETAIL = Exper in
mems wear for expanding dept
store, to assist in mgmt. Sal. to
Mather, SMELLING AGcY. tI05
18th st. NV. ST. 3-6SSS.
SALESMAN. mems clothing and
IurnlsnlnRs; evenings and all day
Saturday. good pay for expert
enced man. Phone MR.. BERNIE.
10. 10000.
SALEsMAN--Heating and air con-
ditioning: experienced In load cal
culatiOn: state experience and sal
airy. Box 425-Y. Star.
SALESMAN with drugstore foun-
tain sales exper. to represent nat.
CO. Age 3O-45, coll. pref. Sal
81 sou plus comm. and car allow.
Bill Hopson, SMELLING AGCY.
sos 14th st. NV. ST. 3-6SS8.
SALESMAN, COSMETICS MUST
have solid exper. in cosmetic field.
Age 2S-45. Sal. to $4,000 plus
comm, bonus. car and exp. Fee
paid Bill Hopson. SMELLING
AGCY.. sos 14th st. NV, ST.
3-6HHS.
SALESMAN, exper. casualty and
tire Insurance salesman; age in
30s: leads furnished: large local
agency: sal. $1,000 plus comm
and car allow. Bill Hopson,
SMELLING AGCY, sos 14th st,
NV, ST. 3-6SSS.
SALESMAN. TRAINEE = 8 mo.
training period In food line at
$500 per mo. plus expen.. then
sal. increase plus car, comm. and
expen.; age 1928. Local. Biz Hop
son, SMELLING AGCY.. sos 14th
st. NV. ST. 3-tiSSS.
SALESMAN, executipe-type, ca
bic Of earning in excess Of S10,-
900 and with management poten-
tial, age 2J-4O: salary plus comm
and intensive training with large
national company; no travel.
* Star.
SALESMAN, pharmaceutical for To-
cal area; coll. deg. in sciences;
age 9s-35: base sal. to S4,:32O plus
bonus, incentives and car. Excel.
pot. Bill Hopson, SMELLING
AGCY, COS 18th st NV. ST
3-tiSSS.
SALESMAN, service and sell greet
ing cards in estab. Washington
territory, expanding sales force
due TO increased sales, guar. in
come. many company benefits;
drug exp. helpful but not neces-
sary. For appt. and confidential
interview. call MR.. CANATELLA,
Monday. FE. 3-2641.
SALESMAN = Nationally known
MGR. needs young man with initi-
ative for training program. Should
have interest in advertising and
desire to learn. Excel. future. Car
nee, Work in METROPOLITAN Wash
inRton area. Send compl. resume
and state salary desired TO Box
32-Y, Star.
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OFFICE MANAGER

DOOU
Top rapidly expanding mfg. CO.
needs man 22-35 with bus. adm.
degree and invent. control exper
GUARANTY EMPL. AGCY., 10l N,
Alfred. Alex. XII. 1910.
OFFICE MAN, young. to handle
general ONCE work: typing essen
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, perma-
nent position for garden apt de-
velopment. Car necessary. Apply
cAFRITz CO.
OPTICIAN, exper. benchman, dis
ffcIAN, as PershinS dr., silver
Spring, Nd.
OPTICIAN- MANAGER - Excellent
opportunity for man experienced
In managing optical services, dis
pensing, opticians and shop. mer-
chandising experience and ability
to deal with public essential: lib
eTal employe benefits. salary open
Write 20 Box 225-Y, Star.
OPTICAL DIsPENSER-oniy exper
need apply Decentralization and
other benefits All applications
R fs1RNtsSs3isfl oPT ARH CO. 3 PsssOP
PACKERS AND CRATERS, ex.
perienced household goods: tor
vases Apply 1927 n. Fairfax ST.,
Alex, Va.
PAINT SALESMAN. inside selling
b1s-day week. vacation with pay,
paid Decentralization benefits. BUT
LER-FLYNN PAINT CO., INC.
500 c st. NV.
PAINTERS-Applv TO Mr.. FRAME
Monday. 1870 s,n., ready for work
q shop In basemeHt, 4b1s srd
q, sc.
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OFFICE DETAIL MAN
FOR OFFSET PLANT

You will qualify II you have
knowledge OF printing papers, Job
Jacket writing and can type fair
" well. Excel. opportunity for
young man to advance with pro-
Rressive organization. Salary
commensurate with your ability.
MANY plant benefits. Phone Mr.
Grant. Ma. S-6239. KIRBY
LITHOGRAPHIc CO., 400 18th
st w
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HELD MIh


REAL ESTATE BAfsEsAfEN
Experienced only. Pull or part time
Take advontano Of the opportuni-
ties alailable with our oreanlza-
commIsslon, share prodt bonuses.
incentive contests and one 81 the
lArnest advertising bndgets to as
slst you. Top-qnalllly men only.
Confidential interview, cAll Mr..
sindler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
HELP MEN


SALESMAN - TO sell life ms. N
d. c. for large CO. Good pay, ad-
vancement. life and hosp. bene-
flts, Phone NE S-eH40, ,s7e
sALEsnlAN---Exper IN tire sales OF
related line, 10 call on dealers and
distrib, In Nd. and Va. Top natl.
co. offers an0d futureg are 10 a.,
base nal Sf,NOO plus incentives.
car and expen, Bill Hopson,
SMELLING ACicY., COS i4th 81
NV. ST. 3-0NSs.
SALESMAN for large natl drue
sundfy CO.. local area; are e5.:l5;
sal. TO Sa,xO0 plus comm. and
expen. and excel. ben, Bill Hopson
SMELLING AOcY., dOJ l4th Al,
nv, 81. a-0SSs. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
HELp MEN

STATESMEN. real estate, part Or
full time. with outstanding
really co. no exp. neces RA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Service Men
For Appliances
WE NEED OUTSIDE SERVICE
MEN TO REPAIR
: Automatic Washers
: Refrigeration
Appliances
II you can repair either Of these
major appliances Sears can offer
/ you an excellent opportunity to
further your career aop-rated
/ company benefits for the s who
qualify. Company vehicles fur
nished. Apply In person.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
;.nUa v 81. NE.
SERVICE CASHIER, automotiye;
4 salary commensurate with ability;
pleasant working conditions. bene-
1 nts, etc. Apply to MR.. CARSON,
| NORTHEAST MOTOR CO, LII. a.
| $500, 30 Blauensburg I'd. ne
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper only; GOOD salary and
working eonds.: chance for al
yaneementi day work. Apply Ben
Hartig At BRADLEY CHEVISON
SERVICE. CTR. 1870 Bradley
piSd., Bethesda. Nd, OIL. ;.-gUl9.
SERVICE STATION shift manager
experienced only; capable Of TAX
ing charge OF station and nelp:
references REQUIRED. Apply in per-
son. CHERRYDALE ESQ. j2Ol
| Lee highway.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
with lubFicatiOn exper. Va. permit,
local rel. required. Apply in per-
son Detw. am. anu d pm. eX-
/ cept Sun. CIRCLE ESQ. Fairfax
Circle. Fairfax, Va.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, expeF.; d. c. drivers Oer-
mt, local refs. required Apply inl
| person. NORTH CAPITOL ESQ,
Ola North Capitol st.
SERVICE STATION Statesmen
with mechanical experience; mar
RED man preferred. Apply 42JI
Duke ST., Alex, KI. g-0O3I.
SERv. STA. ATTENDANT, white,
| So-4D, exper., refs, req. J. r..
Neitzey. ESQ SERVICE CENTER,
G9Oi Hamilton st. and Agar I'd,
! " 49, aNtoNAAANs
SERVICE STATION shift manager
afternoon and ewes; excellent
position Tor high-caliber expert
part.time help. PENT-MARR
ESQ. at Marriott Motor Hotel,
OF. 4-6550.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white, experienced only; age % TO
4ni local references: salary open
plus commission and vacation
| BAkRONS SUNOCO SERVICE
| STATION, Wis. ave. and River I'd
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
| white,s experienced only: RoOd
working conditions, salary and
commission, disqualification insur-
dnce: Apply BURR HEISHMAN'S,
l9u3 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va.
SiEETMETAL LAYOUT MAN-Ex-
perleneed residential heating and
ar conditioning. Some knowledge
OF the heat pump helpful but not
essential. Must be capable Of TAX
ing heat loss, heat gain, and max
| ing drawings. Education: HIS, orr
| better in ME-. Experience in SUI
| pervlsion. would be helpful. We.
as one Of the. largest in the field
oHeT an unequaied job opportuni-
W. Our employees know Of this ad.
Appiy. giying aye, education. eX-
perience, etc, Box 275-Y. Star.
SHEET METAL WORKER, expert
enced In roof repairs, cutters and
spouts. Ii. 4-6932.
SHIPPING CLERK. coIored SS5-
| 500 per wk. to start. Mems store
! Minimum = years exp. in receiving
or supply dept. in supervisory ca
| pacity. Some college preferred, but
not necessary. Excel opportunity
and future. 5000 Georgia ave. NV
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.. steady
| position: guarantee base, plus.
! PARAMOUNT. SHOE STORE, l22T
Good Hope I'd sc.
SKIP LOCATOR, experienced. top
salary, NEW YORK JEwELRY
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NEW CAREER
NIGHT CAsHIER, $50 70 1a:sO;
OFFICE BUILDING
MANAGER

or prom. in-town buildins, fully
rented and stated. State Job his
tory, experience, age, family, edu-
cation, etc. Replies held in conf
dence. Box 375-Y, Star.
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SALES TRAINEE

Young man is to 30, seekinG
permanent career position.
Basic requirements are:
Willingness to work, car, de-
sire to assume management
responsibilities after training
period. No canvassing. Paid
company training program
directly under top executive.
5000 per mo. salary and
commission guaranteed BY
contract. Rapid income and
management advancement to
qualified man. No travel
required. For personal in
terview call ia. 4-602a be-
tween 10 and 4. No inter-
views will be conducted By
phone.
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Statesmen
sALEsk EN-
$500 A MONTH

Make up to 7Oes commission on
each sale Of this unique item: full.
or part time
OIL 2-a2OO. BETWEEN los PM.
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SERVICE MAN I

Experienced sheet metal or earpen-
Try BACKGROUND. while, for service
department Of national company;
Sl.h5 per hr, TO start, increase IN
mos, II satisfactory; paid vaca-
Call MR.. VoLLMER, FE. j-f4OO.
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SALESMAN

MARKET TIRE CO.. one OF the
fastest-growing organizations in
tne country, has an opening in
their wholesale dept. for an ag-
gressiVe. ambitious young sales
man who is Interested in an op-
portunity for advancement. cal
Mr.. Kirkpatrick for an appt., WI
$4,000. u til II M
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YOUNG MAN
for
TRAINING

With South's largest wholesale dis
triputor OF mechanical equipment,
TO start in warehouse for con-
centrated on-the-job training, pre-
pairing for Office and sale opportu.
nifty: age Is to 20 acceptable; no
previous experience needed but
must be high school graduate, 4
permanent position with outstand-
ing employe benefits This Is Ar
excellent opportunity for those
searching for a career. For inter.
view appointment 80
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statesmen
statesmen (3)
statesmen

This 4ad is directed 10 All com.
sumner statesmen and especially
those with freezer food expe :
Renee. A most Revolutionary
method OF compensation has been
devised wherein you have ali the
nenents 81 being In business
without the responsibility OF
personal investment You viii
work under an exclusive dealer
franchise with earnings unheard
81 in this industry. Call UN. A.
oOOO Tor appointment.
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SALEsNEAN-Exper. in calling on
local retail 1000 stores and super
25-35, married; Nd. va. del, ter
ritory. Sal. to S5,4a0 plus car
and expen. Bill Hopson, SMELL
ING AGCY.. sos 14th st. NV, ST.
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II you can repair either Of these
major appliances Sears can offer
you an excellent opportunity TO
lurther your career. lop-rated
company DEMENT'S for the s who
qualify. Company vehicles fur
nished. Apply in person.
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M. Y. F. MEETS

The M. Y. F. of Manns Harbol
met with Stumpy Point M. Y. F
Sunday evening with Eddie Leigh
Hooper leading the program or
symbols in Our Church" "Give
Me Thy Heart" "Look for the
Beautiful" "Savior Like Shep-
herd Lead Us" and "Have Thine
Own Way" were sung. Estelle
Knight welcomed the visitors
Scripture was read by Diane
Payne. The picture of eight SYM
bols was shown and the meaning
given by Linda Wise. the cup,
Brenda Payne the Dove, Billie
Best the Triangle, Bobby Midgette
the Fleur-De-Lis, and the Quarter
foil, Chris Payne, the st. Paul's
Shield and Estelle Knight st.
Peters Shield, the lamp by Rodney
Wise.
Remarks on choosing a vocation
was made by the pastor, Mr.. KEEL
ley.
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ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Spencer
are delighted with visit from
their son, A-1/C Jimmie Spencer,
Mrs. Spencer, and their son, who
arrived here today, Monday, to
spend a week. Jimmie is in the
U. S. Air Corps and the family
makes it's home at Murfreesboro,
Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Gaskill
and son, Joe, made a business TRIP
to Manteo, Washington, and More.
head City during the Easter holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guthrie
Jackson and family spent the holi-
days in Norfolk.
Miss Louise Paul spent several
days recently visiting her sister
Mrs. AL Smith Garrish, in More
head City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wikstrom of
Skaneatles, N. Y. spent several
days here last week.
Carlton Boyce O'Neal, in
U. S. C. G. service, was home this
week from Portsmouth, Virginia.
John Gaskill of Norfolk was
home this past week end.
Last week Ranger Haze
Brooks had group of National
Park trainees from Washington,
D. c., James Carson of Mt. Nc
Kinley Park, Alaska; Dick Holder
of Theodore Roosevelt Park
South Dakota; Douglas Warnock
of Checo Canyon, New Mexico;
Tom Gilbert of the Everglades
Park, Florida, and Lester McClan-
ahan, Craters of the Moon Park,
Idaho. This was their first trip to
Ocracoke.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-10
MEMBERS MANTEO WOMAN'S
CLUB GOING TO RALEIGH

Due to the attendance by club
members, Mrs. Sarah Everett,
Mesdames M. K. Fearing, Jr.,
Woodie Fearing, Bobby Owens
Wayland Fry, Linwood Cuthrell
w. J. Andrews, and Pat Dunnagan
to the Woman's Club Sewing Con-
test and Legislative functions in
Raleigh on April II through April
IA, the meeting of the Manteo
Woman's Club has been postponed
and will meet April 81, Tuesday at
8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Rem
ME Williamson.
While in Raleigh the club mem
bers will attend the Legislative
Banquet on Monday night, April
10, as guests of Mr.. Jeff Willis OF
Raleigh and on Tuesday will visit
the legislature, the Governors
mansion and the Art Museum.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-10
BETTY 10 ERNST HAS
PARTY ON HER BIRTHDAY

Betty 10 Ernst entertained
about IS guests at a party We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ernst, Jr., near Manteo, the &C.
casion being her ninth birthday.
The large white birthday cake
was decorated in pink and green
and was served with ice cream tc
the guests. Party hats were fav.
ors. Games were enjoyed during
the afternoon.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-10
WALTER B. DUDLEY, FORMER
HATTERAS RESIDENT, DIES

Walter Bruce Dudley, 67, hus-
band of Mrs. Emma Steger Quid-
ley, died at a Norfolk hospital
Wednesday, April /.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by daughter, Mrs. Betty ]. Woll-
ner, of France; a son, James F.
dudley, of Hyattsville, Md; a
sister, Mrs. Vera Robinson, of
Hatteras, N. c.; six grandchildren
and a great-grandchild.
Mr.. Dudley was a native of
Hatteras, going away several
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-10
CARD OF THANKS

Columbia. - The family of the
late Mrs. Alice S. Jones CRATE
fully acknowledge the many kind
nesses shown by friends during
their recent bereavement, and do
wish to express their thanks for
the lovely flowers, for cards, food
and all other helpful expressions.
B. B. JONES and Family
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WANTED - Dealer to distribute
we'll known widely used Nation
ally Advertised line of household
and farm necessities in Tyrrell
County. Prefer man with car. No
personal sureties required for man
of good reputation. Preferred age
rs to 59-but will consider older
man in good health. Earnings av-
erage $4,000 weekly for full time
producers. For particulars write
today to The j. r. Watkins Com
pany P. o. Box No. 5091, Rich
mond, Va. A-9-3tc
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years ago, and for time was
resident of Washington, D. C. and
had been resident of Norfolk for
the last four years, residing at
4306 Colonial Ave.
He was a member of Naval
Lodge No. A, AT. & Am. of
Washington, D. C. and Universal
Craftsmen Council of Engineers,
Columbia No. %. He was employed
as an engineer in Washington, d.
C.
Funeral services were Friday at
8 pm. Burial was in Forest Lawn
Cemetery.