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Evening star., 1960-12-28
Dick Dell Gains
In Mid-AtIuntic
Juniors TOURNEY
BY the Associated Pres

SALISBURY, Nd. Dec. q
(AP) Russell Tontz of Balti.
more yesterday upset top.
seeded Vaughn Baker of Sails.
bury in the junior division
semifinals Of the boys ant
Junior Middle Atlantic indoor
tennis championships.
Tontz, seeded No. 3. turned
back Baker. 60. 80, 6-1
In the other junior semifinal
match, unSeeded Ron Lilley oi
Salisbury defeated fourth.
ranked Mike Long Of Salisbury
81, 6-1.
The two top-seeded players
advanced to the finals for boys
Is and under. Top-ranked
Dick Dell Of Bethesda defeated
Frank Gretz Of Baltimore
4-6, Ga, 6-1, and second
seeded Len Schloss of Balti-
more trimmed Jim Stevenson
Of Salisbury, ga, ga.
In the semifinals for boys
13 and under, top-seeded Ray.
mond Bucklew of Baltimore
defeated Bill Holloway oi
Salisbury, 4-6, 8-6, 8-6
while Tom Murphy of Ken
sington, ranked No. 2. defeated
Bob Stevenson Of Salisbury
60, Ga.
The finals will be played
today in the Wicomico Youth
and Civic Center.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
By the Associated Press

Oscar Robertson hit a per-
sonal pro high of as points,
and Gene Conley hit Ed Con-
lin.
Those were the highlights
Of last nights action in the
National Basketball ASsocia-
tion as Cincinnati rallied for
a 129-124 victory over Syra-
cuse and Philadelphia de-
feated Boston, 116-101.
Robertson scored Is field
goals and Is Of 18 free throws
for his As. one more than he
had in a November game. His
final two foul shots clinched
the decision after Wayne EN-
bry had spanked a late Gin
cinnati surge with three
straight field goals.
At Philadelphia, Wilt Cham
berlain (39) and Paul Arizin
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Strike Threut
Is Ended at
Suntu Anita

ARCADIA. Calf, Dec. %
(AP.-After a marathon 49,
hour session, negotiators at
Santa Anita reached agreement
today on a new labor contract
for parimutuel clerks and track
maintenance employees.
The California Federation of
Race Tracks, representing
management, said the pact
would guarantee uninterrupted
racing at Santa Anita for the
balance of the 55-day winter
meeting:
A spokesman said the new
three-year contract calls for a
$1-a-day pay raise each year,
plus fringe benefit contribu-
tions by management Of IS
cents, 80 cents and IS cents,
respectively, during the three
years.
The contract is retroactive
to last September II when q
previous one expired.
The pay raises coincided with
demands of the Building Serv-
ice Employees international
Union, which represented both
the parimutuel clerks and the
other affected workers. How
ever, the union had asked
equal fringe benefit contribu-
tions of 81 a day each year.
Scales under the old contract
ranged from $27.60 to $62.6C
per day.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
I'd Club to Honor
Rockville FuIIbuck

Mike Curtis of Richard Mont
gomery High School, Rockville,
a two-time, All-Metropolitan
football selection, will receive
the Joseph T. Sanford Memo
rial Trophy at the Touchdown
Clubs 26th annual awards
banquet January IA at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Curtis, a 6-foot-1. 205-pound
fullback. led the Rockets to an
unbeaten season. He scored
lot points on 13 touchdowns
and % extra a-point placements,
He picked up 681 yards. in "a
carries.
In addition to his outstand-
ing offensive play, Curtis was
considered one of the top line
hackers in scholastic ranks in
the area.
Previously named by the
Touchdown Club for an award
is Joe Bellino, Navy's ALL
America fullback. He will re-
ceive the Walter Camp Memo
rial Trophy.
Evening star., 1960-12-28

HOUSTON. Tex, Dec. %
(AP).-The Los Angeles Charg-
ers, who meet the Houston
Oilers in the American Foot
ball leagues first champion
ship game here Sunday, have
dubbed the game the nose
bowl"
The Oilers are rated a slight
favorite In the nationally tele-
vised game. but only because
they'll be on their home field.
The Chargers, winners of
the Western Division, and the
Oilers, winners Of the Eastern
Division, have identical 1914
league records. They also split
Che two league games they
.pAyed with each other.
fsThe name supplied for the
game is the result Of q wake
over the early misfortunes Of
the Chargers - q sad night
when Barren Hilton, president
Of the, club, made q pact to
have a couple Of wayward
beaks Strengthened should bet
ter times come.
On their first trip to Texas,
the Charters lost to Houston
and then to Dallas. The Charg-
er clan gathered in a Dallas
hotel room, Publicist Don
Richman claims. as they sadly
awaited departure time.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Philadelphia Stops CeItics,
Robertson Scores as Points

(34) made the points for the
Warriors. but Conley created
the excitement as Philadelphia
moved to within a game of the
Eastern Division lead held by
the injury-ridden Celtics.
Boston's big man, 6-foot-9
Bill Russell, has a Sprained left
wrist and saw only limited
action and Bill Sharman, a
backcourt starter, has a pulled
leg muscle and stayed home.
Conley, the baseball pitcher
who plays basketball as a sub
for Russell, was shaken in q
hard play under the boards in
the third period. Thinking he
was fouled deliberately he
punched Philadelphia's Con-
lin. They were pulled apart,
out Conlln needed an ice pack
to cool of the swelling in his
jaw.
The game, played before
1908, was simply a runaway
with the Warriors leading at
all the quarter breaks as they
snapped Boston'S six-game
winning streak. Tom Heinsohn
had 80 for the Celtics.
A total of 6,056 fans showed
up at Cincinnati to cheer
Robertson, leading candidate
for NBA rookie of the year
honors, but it wasn't until the
fourth period that the Royals
took charge, at 111-110. Dolph
Schayes had % points for the
Nationals.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Title Fight Dote
Moved Up Week

NEW YORK, Dec. % CAP).-
Humbert Uack) Fugazy, says
the third heavyweight title
fight between Champion Floyd
Patterson and Ingemar Jo-
hanson would be held at
Miami Beach March 13 instead
Of March 20.
The executive director and
promoter of Feature Sports,
Inc, said the earlier date would
mean a larger crowd because it
would be closer to the end of
the Hialeah meeting and that
racing still would be going on
at GufStream Park.
He also said he is flying to
San Diego to talk about a title
bout between Archie Moore,
Interchangeable champion,
and Erich Schoeppner of Ger
many. 1t was proposed for
New York on March %, and he
pointed out this also would be
too close to a March 20 heavy
weight fight in Florida.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Coast Grid Star
Of 1o20s Is Dead

SEATTLE, Dec. % (AP).-
Herbert L. (Butch) Meeker, a
mighty mite who made football
history at Washington State
College more than three dec
AIDES ago. died in a veterans
hospital here today Of cancer.
He was Sc.
Meeker was the scourge Of
Pacific Northwest gridirons in
the late 20s as quarterback
for the Cougars.
He was only 5-foot-5 and
weighed around $50 pounds at
the height of his career. but
his speed and drive over
shadowed players half again
his size.
Meeker's home was in Spo-
kane.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
AAU Cage Finals
Slated Toniqht

The District Recks will meet
the Union Florist team in the
finals of the District Of Colun-
bia AAU basketball tourna- =
ment at 8 O'Clock tonight at
Spingarn High School.
The Recks beat Washington
Gas Light last night in the
semifinal round Of the tourna-
ment, 87-64. while the Florists
upset Cortez Peters, 74-65. The
consolation game between Cor
tez Peters and the Gas Light
team will be played at Z pm,
also at Spingarn.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Amateurs to Fiqht
Tomorrow Night
At Soldiers Home

The second In a series Of
amateur boxing bouts for the
personnel at Soldiers Home will
be staged tomorrow night at
Stanley Hall.
THE events are being arranged
By CYO Coach Paddy Kane,
whose amateur teams are con-
sistent winners in annual. Gold
en- Gloves competition.
Subnoyice boxers who have
registered for Gloves competi-
tion this year are eligible to
perform on the card. Those who
want to compete may do so by
appearing. for the weighing
ceremonies at z pm.
> The Hillcrest Heights Clubs
amateur show, which had to be
postponed last week, has been
set for Saturday night, jan
uary II.
Evening star., 1960-12-28

LOS ANGELES, Dec. %
(AP). - Minnesota's Gophers
have adopted a battle cry OF
stop Fleming" to marshal
their defenses against the
Washington speedster who beat
them two years ago.
For days Coach Murray War
math has goaded his linemen
with warnings against George
Fleming's breakaway threat in
the Rose Bowl game next Mon
day.
1.-THE best place for Fleming
is fiat on his back" he yelled
to his stampeding linemen
yesterday. Fleming is the slick
left half whose long runs
helped rout Wisconsin in the
bowl a year ago. He is also the
man whose field goal gave
Washington the margin of its
24-21 victory over Minnesota
two years ago-in the dark
ages of Warmath's regime.
The Gophers fear Fleming's
field goal ability but they are
more anxious about what he
can do to them If he gets loose
outside their punt coverage.
Still Has Knack
He scorched Wisconsin that
way last New Years Day. Tc
prove he still knows how, he
sped IS yards to score against
Southern California on punt
runback this season.
Fleming scored five touch
downs this season, kicked % Of
"a conversions and hit four oi
six field goal attempts. One
of those misses was from nearly
impossible distance and thu
lother was on a moist field.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Federal Storage Nine
Hos Bunduet Tonight

Mai. Gen. Charles K. Galley,
jr., commandant Of the Mill
tary District Of Washington,
will speak at the 14th annual
banquet Of the Federal Storage
baseball team at 7 o'clock to-
night at the Jelleff Branch Of
the Boys Club Of Washington,
Wisconsin avenue and s street
NV.
Outstanding sports figures
will attend. Also expected to
be on hand are three former
players with Federal Storage
who now are afIiliated with
major league teams. They are
Steve Barber, Baltimore; Bill
Smith, Philadelphia. and Craig
Anderson, st. Louis, all
Evening star., 1960-12-28
RUNBACKS BIGGEST WORRY
Gophers Determined
To Tie Up Fleming

Speaking at the annual Rose
Bowl writer's luncheon yester-
day, Warmath labeled the TO-
pound senior Washington's most
explosive runner.
Another problem for the
Gophers arose when Quarter
back Bob Schloredt, out since
mid October with a shoulder
injury, made a surprise ap-
pearance with the HuSkies' first
team, alternating with Bob
Hivner. Schloredt had been
working with the second string
since Washington opened prac-
tice for the bowl.
Bulk Worries Owens
Washington Coach Jim Owens
told yesterdays luncheon that
Minnesota will confront his
Huskies with a team more
powerful than Wisconsin Of last
season. "These backs" he said.
"are going to be the biggest
we've ever seen."
There has been no falloff
from last year in his teams de-
sire, he added, despite the pres
ence Of many seniors who ex-
perienced the Rose Bowl thrill
in 1860.
We've had injuries and the
others have been pointing for
u.s." he said. This year we've
had to scramble and come from
behind. If anything, I'm more
proud than ever"
The ballot at the football
writer's luncheon on the out
come Of the game showed Sc
votes for Washington, 81 for
Minnesota and 3 for a tie.
Professional oddsmakers have
Minnesota a 6l2-point favorite.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Shuw's Resignation Official,
Will Bow Out After Pro Bowl

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %
(AP).-Coach Buck Shaw, who
guided the Philadelphia Eagles
to the National Football League
world championship, helps the
club complete its player draft
today. then heads west for one
final coaching job before retir-
ing from the game.
The 6l-year-old Shaw, a vet
eran Of nearly 40 years of
coaching, had announced his
Evening star., 1960-12-28
RACING
RESUL
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing; 3-yeaI-olds and UP; 6h furlongs
Gaddie tGibsOnl $40 81 20 9,lG
Frisky Gloria (Reynelds) 4.60 3.tG
'Gendy'a Last (M'GuiEon) 100
Voodoo Drums, Meredith. Big Dester,
Tumbles Tot, Foray's Boy, Texas
Token. Sivis. Time, 1855.
Disqualified from LIST to Sd.
SECOND RACE Purse. 81 900;
elaimins; 3-year-oldS and up; fur
longs.
Petier Pickwick tV'ne) s.6O 400 500
Guilty Verdict tReynolds) $3.50 ?.6G
Mr.. r. b. (Clark) l.6G
Occupied Lady. Count De Coste
Dona Mark. Blue Cheddar, Somebody
Son, set EN- Up, Mouser's Baby. Time
:307s. q
THIRD RACE-PurSe. 81, 900; claim.
ing; 2-year- -olds; 4a furlongs.
Red Land (Smlth) 100 B.Ot
Saglea (Palumbo) A.4C
Deer Leapina, Swim the River. New
Pand, Flora Macdonald. Birmingham
Miss. Catch Gang, Sunny Jeny. Time,
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Bills Sign Tackle

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. %
(AP) The Buffalo Bills Of
the American Football League
today announced the signing
of Floyd Powers, 240-pound
Mississippi State tackle. Pow
ers was the Bills 18th draft
choice.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
COMMISSION ASKS NEW REQUESTS
Charles Town Tracks
Bid for Same Dates

ion will wind up setting the
1861 dates, Poland says.
The commission has proposed
that the two tracks run ap-
proximately the same schedule
as used last year With Shenan-
doah getting the preferred mid
summer dates. The solution
proposed by the commission
also involves a slight curtail-
ment in the overall number OF
racing days. Shenandoah ran
for 1O2 nights and the Charles
Town track operated 96 days
last year.
Charles Town enjoyed its
best week day of the meeting
when crowd Of 3,447 wagered
$270,918 yesterday.
The smallest double of the
meeting-$15.40-was paid yes
terday to 8 and 2 hackers when
two favorites, Algoa and Wesley
Smiley registered easy VIC
tories. Both winners paid
identical straight prices oi
$3.50.
The stewards lighted the in
quiry sign. after yesterdays
seventh race, but failed to take
any action after viewing the
films Of the race. It appeared
that Proud Rebel, the winner
had bumped Market Right
who finished second, a stride
from the finish line.
The pictures showed, how
ever, that Market Right caused
his own trouble by bearing out
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Alumni Whipped
By Curroll Five

Walt Lindsay, Julian Shell
ton and Herb Robinson hit on
key shots in the final quarter
to give Carroll High School a
60-54 basketball victory over
the Alumni last night at Car
roll.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Nativity Results

Nativity defeated st. Mat
thew's, 37-29, and st. Michael's
edged st. Anthony's, 1927, in
the Msgr. John Coady basket
ball tournament last night ct
Nativity Church.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Braves Sign Two

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 20 (AP)
- The Braves have signed
Pitcher Bob Richards, 10, Of
Gloucester, N. j., and Infielder
Gerard Rosenthal Of Brooklyn
to minor league contracts.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Alumni at Oxon Hill
Top Varsity, 46-39

The Oxon Hill High School
Alumni took a third-quarter
lead and held on for a 46-39
basketball victory over the
varsity last night at Oxon Hill.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Richard Montgomery
.Beuts Alumni Five

!. Richard Montgomery High
School, out front all the way,
trounced the Alumni In q
basketball game, 1888, last
night at Rockville.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
HOCKEY SCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Quebec E&sFfsN 4; EHfsssffE HEAG!UE i
Philadelphia. 3; Charlotte. 2.
Haddonfield. z; New York, .
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Muskegon. 8; Omaha, 8.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
Howard Joins
Losers Group

MONTCLAIR, N. j., Dec. 20
(SpeciaD Howard University
of Washington drops into the
consolation bracket of the
NAIA District 81 basketball
tournament after losing to AL
bany State Teachers, $3.50, in
yesterdays opener.
Emerging as tourney favorite
Is undefeated Maryland State,
which knocked Monmouth Col
lege from the unbeaten ranks,
81-37. GlaSsboro State won
over Kings College, 1906, and
Montclair topped Pace College,
1896.
Howard proved tenacious in
hanging on a few points be-
hind Albany most of the way,
but couldn't catch up. Albany
won with better foul shooting,
making 10 to 10, compared to
Howard's 5 Of IA. Both scored
q field goals.
The Bisons did produce the
big scorer in Lawrence Han
cock, responsible for 20 points.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
DAILY DOUBLE (s-s) ss2s.sO
Tropical
By the Associated Press

by the AsbocIHLed PrebS
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
VS.; zisi; iIysarIS!SS; LI.a 1eSi: Il" Mills AGO a,O
AeFohtnt (Chambers) 3I.lO 1890
Peninsula (ROtD 30
Butchie Boy, Texas Brown, Dance
of Spain, Our June. Be Welcome.
Silver Bath, Yellow Moon. Soups on,
Rastus Brown. Time. l:46M.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT CHARLES TOWN
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. / Pm.

BEST BET-RoMAN cALL-FoURTH RACE
FIRST RAcE-Purse ooo esmns 3-yar-oIds sboU
Evening star., 1960-12-28
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000;
49,, ~k~,.A AIL G.,.l~-m.
eIsimins ($l.soo 10 $l.6oo)
RACE-PUFse. 81, ,00C
z. 3-yeeF-olds; 6h fusIonss.
lining $4,000 TO $I.sool; 3-yssr-

FIFTH RAcE-PUFse. $1,000; eloimins
olds end no: ahout 4N FuIlonas,
Evening star., 1960-12-28
oIIowOnees; s-yser-OIds end Up;
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse 81 900; eoimns z5o; 3yeO end
Il up titles end mores l/l6 miles

SIMPLICITY MISS mo bey)----2o.l
HE'LL AN MARIA (Mecemh) 20.
SUNNY |. (cloFk) -----20.
BROOM SAGE No bey) 40.
Evening star., 1960-12-28
eIeimina lSl,250li 3.yser-eIds snd
ming t$l.6oo); 3-yssr-sIds end

u LUCKY MILIY lcrvz, 20
g DAYS Gal QNs bsy)-,,--,---Is',
II MERREIl |. ?. (Dsvidsen) - 20.'
Evening star., 1960-12-28
By the Associated Press

SEVENTH RAcE-PurSe. $1,000;
allowance: 3-yeaT-olds: shout Ga fur
Evening star., 1960-12-28

Totals 10 SAG Totals l2l5 IS
Halftime score: 1918, tie.
Evening star., 1960-12-28

Up; ll/l6 miles
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ROSE BAY-SLADESvILLE
GET TELEPHONE SERVICE

Telephone service for as rural
families in the Rose Bay-Slades-
vile and Bulah communities be-
came a reality recently when tele-
phone lines in that area were placed
in service.
The project was completed in &C
cordance with the Carolina Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company's
program to improve and expand
fran telephone service on an extern
sive basis. K. C. Wilkinson, local
Telephone Company manager, said
that accomplishment Of this project
involved burying 100 miles of cable
and constructing 81 miles Of aerial
wire costing $50, 9S4.00s
This is one of many such rural
projects being undertaken by the
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
Company to provide service to rural
areas in its 41-county operating
territory.
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LOST COLONY MANAGER
TALKS TO ROTARIANS
Thanks Given for Generous Aid and
Cooperation Given Him; Com
ments on Future Problems

General Manager J. S. Dorton,
Jr., was the speaker at the Monday
night meeting of the Manteo Ro-
tary Club, and discussed some of
the present and future aspects of
the Lost Colony which has appar-
emily gotten started well this sea-
son. Mr.. Dorton was generous in
his praise of the cooperation given
him by local citizens, and for the
financial contributions that have
some from several local sources
this year.
But Mr.. Dorton warned that all
thinking about the Lost Colony
must be directed to the changing
spirit abroad, whereby so many
who have contributed to make up
deficits through the years in order
that the show might be saved from
crisis after crisis, are becoming in
creasingly reluctant to make con-
tributions. The public is generally
aware, he pointed out, that con-
siderable benefits businesswise
come to the community, and surely,
all business generally in the en-
See LOST COLONY, Page Six
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MINUTES MADE BY
DARE co. BOARD
30 YEARS AGO
Rodanihe. East Lake and Roanoke
Island Had Commissioners
First Year

Dare County was created 80
years ago, and the first meeting Of
its governing body was March 28th.
Its Board of Commissioners con-
sisted of the Magistrates of the
County. The clerk of Court served
as Board Chairman. Included on the
Board 90 years ago was George
Washington Greet of East Lake,
Thomas Tillett of Wanchese, and
Cornelius Paine of Rodanthe.
George B. Bliven was Register of
Deeds. Republicans prevailed in
county office in those days, and
for nearly so years thereafter.
AS first Sheriff of the county,
the Board appointed Walter 7.
Dough, but at the next meeting, re-
ceived word from Mr.. Dough that
he wouldn't serve. David B. Austin
was then named Sheriff.
These and other interesting rec
ords of the early Government of
Dare County 80 years ago are to be
found in the office of Melvin R.
Daniels, Register of Deeds who has
held this office without notable OPP
position for well over a third of the
county's history, a total Of some
81 years.
minutes of the meeting March
28th, 1870:
The Board of Commissioners.
Present: Cornelius Paine, G. w.
Greet and Thos. Tillett who pre-
scented commissions from the Gov
ernor appointing them as such and
qualified before r. S. d. Holbrook
who had previously qualified by
subscribing to the oath of office
prescribed by the Constitution Of
N. C.
Vote taken for Chairman. r. S.
D. Holbrook elected for Chairman.
The following county offices be-
ing vacant: Sheriff, Register of
Deeds, Coroner and County Sur
veyor. 1t was ordered that the
Board proceed to fill the vacan-
cies.
Walter T. Dough was duly APP
pointed as Sheriff and ordered that
he be notified 10 qualify and bond
according to law. George B. Bliven
appointed Register Of Deeds and
notice given. Wilson r. Sutton APP
pointed Surveyor and notice given.
Ordered that the tax on marriage
licenses for county be double that
of State.
Ordered that the county tax on
retailers Of liquor be SIS in addition
to the State tax.
Ordered that the Chairman pro-
cure q jury box and that the max
See BOARD, Page Seven
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LOST COLONY TO
MAKE EXCEPTION;
SHOW ON THE 4TH
Monday Night Rule Suspended
for Once; Display of Fireworks
Promised Over Sound

Fireworks and celebration of
Performance number 1000 are two
early season special events planned
by the management of Paul Green's
symphonic drama The Lost Colony
at Fort Raleigh on Roanoke Is
land.
The show is now in its goth sea-
son at Waterside Theatre and will
continue nightly Except Mondays
through September A. Saturdays
opening night is considered the best
one in many years.
An exception to the Mondays
will be on July A. There will be
special performance on Independ-
ence Day next Monday at which
General Manager Sib Dorton will
present the biggest display of pyro-
technics ever attempted on the
North Carolina Coast. The fire
works will be presented over Roam
oke Sound where the audience in
Waterside Theatre will have a clear
ringside seat vision of it all.
On Saturday, July 9, it is planned
to celebrate the dramas 10OOth
performance, and some added at
fractions will be presented.
Critics who have seen the show
this season say it is one of the best
in the long history of the drama.
Group patronage at the show is
being encouraged this season Each
week up to 200 All club members
from the Roanoke Island All Camp
see the show at special group rates.
Manager Dorton stated that special
prices would be given groups from
anywhere who may come to see the
Paul Green drama and already
many bus loads of patrons have
been booked. Complete in forma-
ton about The Lost Colony or
housing on Roanoke Island and the
nearby beaches may be obtained
by writing Information Section.
The Lost Colony, Manteo, N. c."