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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

CONTRACTORS, tradesman. real
tors. and music instructors, LIST
commercial, bldg. with store. 2
apis. Separate entrs.. next to
chain store, heavy foot traffic.
Win sell or rent. FE. 3-4E62.
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sToREs AND ApARrMENrs

TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR HOME
PROMPT SERVICE
MR.. CARR Elk. 3-7400
WANTED-Two or three bedroom
house In nearby Virginia. Phone
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HOUSES MANfEn Io buy
lcoNflNuEDl

WILL PAY ALI CASH for low
priced Arlington and Fnirfnx Co.
houses. Deal direct. You pay no
commission. Quick settlement
IA, 4-1l4S.
Iug GET OUR CASH OYER. then
shop and compare COX A CO !
RE 7-l6i3. ~ b-O77b
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MEENEHAN's
3-DAY G.. w. SALE

O<AA \ ~ We OALAkA1
Aft. Correct-Craft, with 60
hip; inboard Universal eompl.
Aft Runabout; W. g.. steer
ing. remote control, 25-h.p.
is-ft. Borum. compl. equip. "
trailer, new '5S johnson 49,.
Recond. 25-h.p. johnson, from $40
Other good used motors, from $50
Fire extinguishers, skis, paints,
cushions, hardware. 20es OFF.
Up to 80 Months to Pay
MEENEHAN, THE CUPBOARD MAN
2113 14th st. NV. NO. 10000
OPEN: MON. -SAT., $3.50
MFG NODDED FIBERGLAs boats
IS different models on display.
for immed. or spring delivery; easy
terms. Open daily, S:30-6p Sun.
after church, 11-3. johnson out
board motors. BOAT CENTER,
S230 Georgia ave, JU. 5-7713.
MOTOR, Hali-scott. Invader mod
1853. Motor or parts Ieas. Slip q,
500 Maine ave. s.w. I'm. 6-9303
NEW '5S JOHNSON oUTBOARD
MOTORS-Diseount prices: most
models. BOAT CENTER, 1926
f3earnfa ave- m E-7772.
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VHESAPEAKE CO Inc
NOTHING DOWN

AZ Lne BayIront BtOp biRn
SShhe eT., aIr, Beach a.s M.
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FARMS

A GOOD INVESTMENT-We believe
that you will agree that this 6M
acres with nice 6-room house
and h-acre pond is q good invest
ment. Suitable for q weekend re-
burg Furnished and ready to 60
Asking $500, make US an offer.
Where could you buy so much for
so little. Contact Ernie WEIGH,
PATES-MASSEY INSURANCE &
REALTY. Law Building, Fred
ericksburg. Va, Essex 3-3266.
LOUDOUN LINE = 80
sell quickly. OR. 3-1635.
HOWARD CO.! Close int Mod. 2.
bedrm, home on As beaut. acres!
S2S.500l RIPLEY, JU. 5-6111.
ON HIGHWAY, 1913 acres, borders
small river; has pond, 5-bedroom
house, 2 tile baths, central heat,
excellent farm buildings: $50. 900.
About 1926 acres. good cattle land.
2 houses. ample barns. approx,
R Bs5s sSoS nsS% Acres lTO% FOR Zen
years. $4,000. terms. Many
P. N. BROWNING JOHN H. HITf
Realtors.
Culpeper, Va.
ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTAND-
ING farms in Va, incl. 12-rm.
house and several out bldgs., con-
sIsting of 496 acres, 1913 acres Of
wood lard valued at S26, 600
Entire property has been reno
waited within the past two years.
Well fenced. Must sell to settle
estate Price S125,000. Terms can
be arranged. STONEWALL REAL
TY AND INSURANCE CO., INC.
Manassas, Va. Empire s-4444.
TWELVE ACRES with nice 3-bed-
room home, central heat. Only
$1,000. ADDITIONAL rs acres
across highway, $4,000.
DAIRY FARM about As miles D, c.
Shipping. 3-stall parlor. . Silos,
nice home, tenant house; S61 900,
with growing crops
APPROXIMATELY 100 ACRES.
about 90 woods. Water in all
fields. 6-room house; $500.
GOOD TERMS.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Culpeper, Va. Phone once.
Valley 5-S502: res. Valley 5-S1s2.
~
&c ACRES with newly decorated
7-rm., 2-bath home. Is acres
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IS ACRES OF

oO ANAh1A9 VI
GARDEN-TYPE APT. HOUSE
GROUND 4 MI. FROM d. c.
We own the land, with proper help
we can swing IL. II you have
capital to invest on prof1t-sharing
venture, write Box 1S-G, Star.
1 ,077 ACRES, Fauquier County;
land offers mediate investment
possibility as beef cattle farm,
capable Of supporting 500 head.
Short-term potential. Motel, res
taurant. gift shop and service
station complex site, corner 2 U. 8.
hwys. leading south and west
$50 acres fronting on southbound
hwy. potential subdivision, 2
5-acre famettes. Long-range DO
tential. waterfront subdivision for
summer homes. Priced at $50
per acre with excellent financing.
Call or write Captain Heasy, USN,
(Ret.l for appointment to inspect.
MARSTELLER, McCABE a. CO. Inc.
Realtor
1856 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1896
- 3-FAMILY HOUSE;
bsmt., gar; mr.. LIST and Bryant
NV. Good invest. MOORE, HO.
2-6712; after $50, NO. 1913.
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STORES FOR RENT
BRENTWOOD
Al Corner Location
BIG DISPLAY WINDOW
BIG DISPLAY WINDOW
APPROX. 500 SO. Fl.

nE IVA CUu 0Nf. l.
MERCHANDISING SPACE
AT LESS THAN SO PER Fl.
BRODIE-MANCHESTER g. CO.
OIL. 4-7642 D1. 7-6O22
CARRY-OUT SHOP, fully equipped,
ready for immediate occupancy
1921 23rd st. sc. at Alabama ave.
For further information. call Mr.
DUBB, ia. 9-7700.
CONGRESSIONAL PLAZA - New
shopping center has 2 prime store
locations available. Over 40 stores
and officeS in center: located Rock
Rockville. Me S-4346.
GILMORE SHOPPING CENTER,
bet. Bailys Crossroads and Seven
Corners Expanding SD. avail.
suit. for stores as florist, children's
etc. JE. 4-6650, EN-. 2-4626.
GAITHERSBURG
Rare OPP, mod. store. next to
County Liquor Disp., 1880 So. #.
plus bsmt.: avail. Mar. /: $3.50
mo JU. 5-1444, appt. to see.
IDEAL DOWNTOWN CHAIN STORE
LOCATION; 1908 PENNA. AVE.
NV. Ma. S-S025. Mr.. STEIN.
IDEAL RESTAURANT LOCATION
5000 SQUARE FEET
AIR-CONDITIONED
10. 2-0152
MODERN AIR-CONDITIONED cor
ner store. central downtown loea-
ton. Ample display. selling and
stockrm. space. Fully equip. ONCE.
Fixtures and eouipment can adapt
Perfect for sales office and show
room. Nothing else like this avail
able IN the city. Ma, s-5524.
NEW STORE close to new Sc hoS-
pital site. Snitahle for many types
Of business. Air conditioned. AM
pie parking; Immediate occupancy.
/ CT. 6-1476.
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Fine building sites in waterfront
con communities nun. So, on .sooIth, Severn
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5lI1 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
CADILLAC AZ sedan, used as sec
ond car on estate, seldom used in
last yrs. Very reas Can pres
emily be seen at Gulf Service, 4SS5
Macarthur blvd NV
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FARMS

$50 On, $40 MO-. buys for $3.50,
1914 acres, 1-room shack; cleo.
installed hard rd.: y mile from
store; so miles south D. c. l.. l..
SELF, Agent, TIE. 6-4l31.
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13-UNIT. history BLDG.
$4,000 gross rents. Ten
ants pay gas and electricity.
Vic. 18th and Park I'd. NV.
Good clean, fully occupied
bldg. Also corner 2-story,
19-unit bldg. near 14th and
Florida ave. NV. Mr.. Wells
with
BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res, OIL. 2-660(
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

EVANSVILLE - Adjacent to
Hyattsvilie hardware. Ideal for
radio or TV shop. Avail. immed.
Inquire EVANSVILLE HARD
WARE or WA. 7-0403.
LIVE WITH YOUR BUSINESS
OF upper 18th n.w-Lge. front
rm.: street-level windows; adjoin.
furn. bedrm., kit, dinette, bath;
utils. incl. Reas. Box 42S-G, Star.
NEW BUILDING = 5Ox6O IT,.
2 floors, platform level ware
house with store front. Long lease.
$4,000 #. of land with same. Lee
highway, Fairfax Circle. Mr.
ToONE, IA. 7-0376.
5000 So. IT,, plus bsnt., close-in
downtown D. c., for storage or
other purposes. Reasonable. Make
offer. ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP, IA. 7-444S, IA. 4-0324.
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NEARBY
CHESAPEAKE BAY

Less than an hour Of pleasant
driving 70 Chesapeake Beach--a
community Of attractive year
round and summer homeE.
NO. 1-Retirement cottage or for
small family, only III blocks from
oaytront stores and post. once,
on corner lot 30x1OO H., beautl-
ful evergreen In front: has Ice d,
comfortable LIVING room, double
bedroom with deep closets and
adjacent 70 tiled bath. sizeable
Kitchen and dining area, inclosed
back porch; expanslble 2nd floor;
fenced back yard for your pets or
mas mas p ~ eso for immediate sale At
no. 2@YeSr-round BUNGALOW ia
blocks from bay with 1OO-ft. 'front.'
age, Anchor fence. beautiful spring
and summer flowers; concrete
lpavements, fenced; front porch /;
lee. hall, living RON, kitchen and
dining area, 3 bedrooms, bath.
Eull price, only s6.a60i terms
No. s@chesapeake Beach, on blur
overlooking miles Of bay; attrac-
tive split-level-type cottage, on
fenced corner lawn; has living
room. 2 bedrooms, tiled bathroom,
Ice. combination kitchen and dim
Ing area. ? bayfront porches, hot
Datsr J. beating plant In basement.
NO 4-chesapeake Beach: small
summer cottage, near waterfront;
has .inelosed porches, living room,
room with shower, hot-Water
heater. electric refrigerator. gas
range, bedroom and other sleeping
areas, chimney with space heater.
Only $500, with $3.50 down, bal
ance $40 per month.
WE HAVE PROPERTIES to meet
your requirements up TO $4,000
IN areas extending over miles
along the bay, the land Of health
anu nd an save ps Sstops SS s BUY o5 nov
DECENTRALIZATION Tro
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

Industrial or End Comml.
Approx. 35,00O-sq. 1T. bldg. space,
/ or 2 floors with loading plat
forms Prefer leasing. MR.. Ed
WARD, 1920 L st. NV, FE. 7-1900.
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100000 INN DIATE
CASH for equity in better
type apartment building.
URGENT. Call Mr.. Greeg,
Oh. 1856, ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.,
REALTORS.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR LEASE
90 acres on Rte, 13. 2 miles north
Of Salisbury, Nd. with shop and
6-room apt: 30x40-ft. masonry
bldg. Plenty Of room for expansion.
Phone Salisbury. P1. 2-2413 for
apnnintment 27e
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1872 ACRES

Beautiful rolling ground.
Mostly cleared. $50 IT. on
hard-surfaee road. Improved
by 3-bedrm. rambler with
oil hot-water heat. Plus
other outbldgs. and Q 2-ear
garage. Ideal for chicken
farm or kennel. Located on
Rte. 1877 between Bowie and
Laurel. Call for appointment
to see,
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&c ACRES with newly decorated
7-rm., 2-bath home. Is acres
clear. balance excel. timber, black
top road. Reduced to S1S,900 for
quick sale. ARROW REALTY.
Dumfries, Va; Trojan, 5000;
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10000 #. industrial ground,
Have cash client to re-
locate. Must have TT.
siding. Mr.. Wells.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. OIL. $4,000
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE

RIvERDALE-19.4OO 50. It. fenced.
Win sell for $4,000 on terms or
lease or build to your plans; DOUG
M. SMILEY, REALTORS, RE.
10000 TO 100000 so. FT-sale
or build: rail optional: Prince
Geo Co.. mr.. D; G. line on ex-
gressways and interchanees.
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE. Owner,
WA. 7-5516.
ii 800 SO. FIT. in Falls Church
with S-rm. house, in excel. cond.
Near new Route SO interchange.
Excel. finances. VIII consider
Northern Va. property in trade.
ia. 4-114S.
IL ACRES on George Palmer high
way, near Sheriff rd.--Ideal for
eSontractos or many other uses:
ONCE. Cash or terms. DOUG M.
SMILEY, REALTOR, RE. $500.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-450O REALTORS
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUTOS & TRUCKS for HIRE
AUTO LEASING

PICKUPS and other light trucks
wanted for Southern outlet. HIGH
EST SPOT CASH. ia. 9-2661.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

APPROX. 3,lO0 50. IT,: street-level
truck entr., fireproof bldg, heat
light and power; 1000 9th st. ne.
For occupancy about March l.
Apply 2014 eth st. ne.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
DRIVER EXTENSION COURSE
OFFERED MANTEO STUDENTS

For the first time in history
East Carolina College is planning
to offer an extension course in
Manteo providing enough people
are interested to take the course.
The course to be offered is in
driver education and will carry 8
quarter hours undergraduate cred
it. The organizational meeting
will be held at the Manteo High
School on Tuesday, April z at 4:30
pm. at which time it will be de-
termined whether or not there are
enough people to justify the
course, what days the course will
be taught, etc.
Any person holding a teachers
certificate who takes a course In
Driver Education, can, upon salts
factory completion Of such course,
receive a certificate to teach priv-
er Education.
All interested persons are ad-
vised to report to the Mantec
High School on Tuesday, April 2,
at 4:3O pm.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
MRS. MAMIE HOLMES CREEF
DIES SUNDAY IN NORFOLK

Mrs. Mamie Holmes Creef, the
wife of Harry G. Creef, and a ma
tive of East Lake, Dare County,
died in a Norfolk hospital Sunday
morning. She had been a resident
of Norfolk for about 25 years.
She was the daughter Of the late
John F. and Patsy Payne Holmes
of East Lake and is survived by
her husband; by one son, MacAdoo
Greet of Norfolk, and daughter,
Mrs. Sam Gibbs of Manns Harbor;
by three brothers, and two sisters:
Mrs. Charley Jarman of Whining
ton, Del; Mrs. Dakin Sawyer,
Ebert Holmes, j. p. Holmes, all of
Elizabeth City and Chester Holmes
of Norfolk. She was member OF
the Methodist Church.
The funeral of Mrs. Greet was
conducted Tuesday at 2 pm. in a
Norfolk funeral home by Rev.
Robert Lee Combs, Presbyterian
minister of Norfolk. Burial was in
Rosewood Memorial Park. Pail
bearers were Nelson Sawyer, Will
lard Sawyer, Lindberg Holmes
Bobby Jarman, and James Tug
well.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
DONALD STOWE, HATTERAS
NATIVE, DIES IN NORFOLK

Donald Gray Stowe, AT, husband
of Mrs. Aliva Burrus Stowe, and
son of the late Allen and Mrs.
Lydia Austin, Stowe, died Wednes-
day at 7:30 am. in a Norfolk hos
pital after d long illness. He was
a lifelong resident of Hatteras.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by two daugters, Miss Elaine
Stowe of Hatteras and Mrs. Lydia
Allen Buchanan of Norfolk; one
brother, Desmond Stowe of Cali
fornia, and one sister, Mrs. Louise
McWhorter, also of California.
He was member of the Hat
teras Methodist Church and mem
Der Of the Local Union No. 331
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America.
The body was taken from the
Terry Twiford Funeral Home tc
the Hatteras Methodist Church fol
funeral services Friday at 2 pm
Burial will be in Austin Cemetery
Hatteras.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
UNCLE DOCK FROM DUCK WRITES:
Law Ough+n'+ to Allow Man Who Won't Pay
Taxes to Draw Other Taxpayers Money

Dear Mr.. Editor:
/ think mentioned it to you in
one of my other letters but still
want to keep folks thinking about
this business of letting people
have public jobs at the expense of
their neighbors and taxpayers,
and then won't pay their own
taxes.
There ought to be a law that
would make it prison offense
for the man who won't pay his
taxes to set himself up as an ap-
praiser of other peoples property,
or to collect other peoples money.
1t would seem that nobody would
have the brass and gall to do such
things, but quite the contrary, a
lot of people who won't pay taxes
are the worst kind in the world
about socking it to their neighbor
when they get chance to work
him.
Mr.. Editor, have you ever no
ticed that such people, once in Of
flee, usually make a mess of
things? They also get the feeling
they are above other people, which
maybe comes from enjoying the
special privilege of not having to
pay anything.
They go from one step to anoth-
er until they think they are in
dispensable and own the peoples
business, and that it should be di-
vided up with nobody but their
kinfolks and end kissers. More Of
ten they spend the peoples mon
ey to benefit themselves only.
Now think this legislature
should pass a law to bar from
employment in public jobs people
who are in arrears in their taxes.
/ think all county and town Boards
should not need any law to refuse
to hire people who are deadbeats,
in taxes, or other bills.
Public employees who won't pay
their taxes or their bills should be
fired. These jobs should be given
to the deserving people who would
reflect credit on their job. The
other kind are bad advertising and
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
WELCOME PLANNED FOR
NEW METHODIST MEMBERS

Mt. Olivet Methodist Church will
hold an informal welcome for
those who have become members
during the past Conference year,
on Sunday night, April 5. Forty
four persons have joined the
church during the year, and they
have been invited to attend. Be-
ginning at s o'clock with a devo-
tional service in the sanctuary,
the congregation will move to the
educational service in the sanctu
airy, the congregation will move to
the educational building at 8:20
pm. where each new member will
be introduced by the minister,
Rev. l.. A. Aitken. Charles R. Oh
son, lay leader of the church will
then give words of welcome on be-
half of the membership of the
church, followed by a response
from Elwood Nicholson on behalf
of the new members. Coffee and
cake will be served to all by the
following hostesses: Mrs. E. r.
Midgette, Chairman; Mrs. C. r.
Olson, Mrs. Kenneth Ward, Mrs.
Vernon Davis, and Mrs. Mary
Mann Evans. Members and friends
of the church are invited to at
tend.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
SPORTSFISHING CONTESTS
BEGIN ON DARE COAST

Two fishing contests in which
anglers of Dare may compete Of
ficially started on April 1.
One of these contests is an ALL
N. C. Coast event and includes all
varieties of fish. International
sources about the contest include
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, Blue
Marlin Docks, Hatteras, and Cape
Hatteras Anglers Club. Weighing
stations are, or will be located at
several places in Dare.
A second fishing contest begin
ming April / is sponsored by Cape
Hatteras Anglers Club. Applica-
tions for entering channel bass,
bluefish, Spanish mackerel and
sea mullet may be obtained from
Cape Hatteras Anglers Club head
Gu. S. Bonds) are offered for big
quarters in Buxton. Cash prizes
gest fish and runnerups.
Both of the contests will con-
tinue until December 1.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
DARE COURT NEWS

Gethsemane Gallop, whose cart
was torn up and horse killed when
struck by a car driven by c. H.
Creef of Manteo last week, was
charged in Recorders Court Tues
day with driving at twilight time
without light on the vehicle. He
asked for a jury trial and was
held for Superior Court under $50
bond.
James Creecy Daniels was fined
$5 for driving to the left of the
road and $5 fine and 80 days
suspended sentence for being
drunk and disorderly.
Charles L. Scarborough, Wan
chese, fined $40 for driving too
close to another vehicle.
William Gray of Stumpy Point,
careless and reckless driving, $25
and costs. Elmer Austin, USA, for
driving on the wrong side, and
Wilton w. Gregory Of Elizabeth
City for failing to yield the right
Of way, each were fined $40 ana
costs for speeding at 65 mph.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
DARE HAD MOST &,
ATTENDANCE AT
RALEIGH DINNER
Interest High Among Democrats.
With II to Hear Senator
Muskie Saturday Night

Twelve Dare County people
were counted at the Jefferson
Jackson Democratic Dinner, in Ra-
leigh Saturday night which indi-
Gated total contribution of $500
or six and a half times the quota
which had been requested of Dare.
When County Chairman M. L..
Daniels attended this meet, his
first during his more than a quar-
ter Of century in office, he found
that his county led all the counties
in the state per capita, either
vote wise or population wise, and
had been among the first ten coun-
ties to respond with it's quota.
Senator Edmund Muskie, the As
year-old Maine Democrat who has
recently twice been it's Governor,
was the speaker and his message
was most challenging. 1t brought
complete attention from the more
than 900 assembled Democrats
from the mountains to the sea. He
effectively impressed upon his
hearers the grave responsibilities
before the party, the nation, and
the individual in the" face of to-
days threats from totalitarian
powers.
1t was the Senator's birthday,
and he was given an ovation, with
singing led by Norman Gordon, a
North Carolina vocalist.
Attending from Manteo with Mr..
Daniels were his guests C. R. Ev-
ans, DR.. w. w. Harvey, Mrs. Dot
ty Fry, w. H. McCown, Rep. R.
Bruce Etheridge. Percy w. Meek
ins of Rep. Alexander's office in
Washington was there. Also from
Manteo were Robert H. Midget,
and Victor Meekins. From Waves,
Woodrow Edwards; from Kitty
Hawk, Zene Perry, former chair
man of the Board of Commission
ers, and from Frisco, Julian H.
Austin.
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
WEST VA. PULP
OPENS OFFICES IN
OTHER COUNTRIES
More Additions in 5000. 1000. 900
Program Of Huge Concern
Now Operating Locally

NEW YORK. - West Virginia
Pulp and Paper Co., a leading
producer of pulp, paper and paper
products, with markets through
out the world, will open sales of
fees in London, England, and in
Havana, Cuba, it was announced
this week by Donald Fraser, man.
ager of the company's Woodpulp
and Export Sales Department.
Mr.. Fraser stated that the COM
pany will open the new sales of
fees some time in June, headed
by experienced and highly capa-
BILE sales people who are presently
undergoing a three-month period
of orientation in this country.
Cathinco Bang, formerly with
the AIS Tofte Cellulosfabrik, Os-
10, Norway = leading woodpulp
producer in that country-has been
appointed manager of sales fol
the company's' United Kingdom Of
flee.
Guillermo Tous, a native of Gu
ba, has been appointed sales rep
resentative for Cuba and will work
out of the sales office to be open
ed in Havana.
Mr.. Fraser stated that although
the company has been exporting
pulp and paper for many years.
the new products developed by the
company, such as craftsman Gull
pax stretchable paper, have stim-
ulated the interest of potential
users in nearly every country.
West Virginia Pulp and Paper
Company, as the result Of a $780,
100000 program, has grown rap
idly in the past five years. The
company, once largely a primary
producer of paper, is now multi
product, multi-unit organization
operating 10 divisions, two domes-
tic subsidiaries and two foreign
subsidiaries.
In addition to its six integrated
paper mills in the U. S., which
have an annual capacity of more
than a million tons, the company
has a substantial share of the
markets in four major paper con-
verting fields. These include cor
rugated containers, folding car
tons, and multiwall and grocery
See WEST VA, Page Five
The coastland times., 1959-04-03
FIRST CHANNEL BASS
TAKEN DURING GALE

First channel bass of the 1859
season was landed with rod and
reel from Oregon Inlet waters
during southwest gale last Fri
day. DR.. w. G.. Harris of Mullica
Hill, N. j., who owns Nags Head
beach cottage caught the fish
while trolling from Captain Joe
Berry's cruiser Phyllis Mae.
In the meantime Capt. Bernice
Balance with a 25-pounder be-
came the first member of Cape
Hatteras Anglers Club to catch a
channel bass in the Hatteras surf
this year. He made his catch on
the week end near the spot where
two had been taken earlier.
Several channel bass have also
been landed by anglers fishing
from boats in Hatteras Inlet dur
ing the past week.