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Call Mr.. Norman
LA. $1,000

AUDITOR, night, for midtown ho-
tel; experienced. Apply AMBAS-
SADOR HOTEL, personnel once,
1401 Eye st. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN-Excellent prop
oSition for lst-class body man
bonus, plus good guarantee: paid
vacation and many other company
benefits. Apply 1900 Mt. Vernon
ave, Alex., TIE. $4,000.
AUTO BODY & FENDER MAN,
Colored. Car washers, eXper. See
Miss Ford, BOYD'S, 10th & Gn.w
AUTO ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST
carburetor, ignition, generator,
starter, small electric motors. Ap-
ply BUELLS SERVICE. S1l 10th
st. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN-To work for
large Ford leadership. Modern,
well lighted and equipped shop
Plenty OF work all the time. Paid
holidays and vac, retirement,
disqualification and other company
benefits. See Mr.. Dennison, serv-
ice mgr, TRIANGLE MOTORS,
3010 Rhode Island ave. ne. LA.
Q-I000
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HELP MEN
AUTO statesmen

Two men who are capable Of sellins
new OldSmobiles. order takers
and door watchers, We don't need
commission of So based on gross:
minimum commission on minimum
gross deal. There isn't a better
deal in the business; demo. fur
nished, plus paid vacation, as
well as disqualification and life
insurance. If YOU are looking
for a new, permanent home, in
q top area, with pleasant working
conditions, and every sales aid,
see Dick Davis, CONGRESSIONAL
OLDSMOBILE, next to Congress
sional Shopping Plaza, Rockville,
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PROPOSALS

TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY will re-
ceive sealed bids for furnishing
the below-listed items until the
dates and times shown The bids
will be publicly opened in the
once OF the Supervisor of Pur-
chasing at the Board Of Educa-
ton. 309 E. Montgomery Avenue,
Rockville, Maryland. Specifica-
tions may be obtained at the Of
nee Of the Supervisor Of Pqrchas-
Supplies, April %, 1850, Until 8
PM. DIST. Bid No. 27-60-
Graphic Arts Equipment and SUP
plies for Gaithersburg Junior High
School, April IS, 1860, Until {
Pm, DIST. ep17
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PROPOSALS
(cONTlNUED)
SEALED BIDS

Sealed proposals addressed to the
City Of Rockville, Nd, for the
construction Of approximately
1,4OO lin. feet of Sin. sewer
main. in Nelson ST., in Rockville
Nd, will be received by the Mayor
and Council, of the City Of Rock
vile, 120 South Washington St,
until IL AM, Mon. May 9, 1860,
Plans and specifications are on
fle in the once of the Director
Of Public Works, City Hail, 100
South Washington St.. Rockville,
Nd; Bids must be accompanied BY
certified check on bid bond for
90 tf1ve per cent? of the amount
OF proposal, made payable to the
City Of Rockville, Md. The City
OF Rockville reserves the right to
reject any or all bids in part or
in full. JEAN R. HORNECK. Clerk
for the Mayor and Council.
apl2,l617
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FRENCH, Spanish, German con-
versation: grammar, beginners,
advanced: also coaching; reas
RE. 7-3016.
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HELP MEN

BUTCHER with knowledge Of gro
eer1eS; reliable person. 646 Rock
Creek Church I'd. NV.
BUTCHER: exper. for self-service
market; references; apply 3519
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-97l9.
BUTCHER to take charge of service
meat department, in better-claSs
market; 51z days; man with expe-
rience. Apply to MARTINS, 1890
Wisconsin ave.
CABINET MAKER FOREMAN, man
capable of taking charse OF cab
met making, custom and semi
custom production. Willing to
move to small West Virginia
town. Excellent salary and work
ing conditions. Box, 274-C, Star
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RELAX-REDUCE

OAKLAND MANOR HEALTH FARM
Ellicott City, Md.-Globe 1880
Daily Swedish MaSsages-Steam
Baths, Sun RoomS-Reducing Diets
Baths-TV Every Rm.-Health Lie.
TAKOMA TAX CENTER = Federal
D. c. and State returns. Reas.
rates. Former Init. Rev. agts. JU.
S-la01.
TAYLOR" TAX CoNsULTANT,
est. 40 yrs: expert legal tax sew;
ind, business; Fed, D. c., State
525 7th st. Sc, Ii. 7-57S6.
TAX SERVICE, reasonable, former
Int. Rev. auditor: difficult returns
especially: Q am to s pm. every
day 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. Rm.
e05. ST. 3-3360 any time.
U. S. TAX SERVICE
Former Int. Rev, Auditor. All re-
turns. Reas.. reliable, confidential
550S 18th st. NV
TU. 2-O1OO Daily and Sun, 9 to 10
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, degree acetR.. min.
1 ". exper, with CPA or auditor.
good qualifications for public re-
advancement: age to 80: 5 daY;
$4,000. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000.
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CANVASSERS

Now is the time to contact home
owners for improvements. Investi-
gate this opportunity on a lu-
crative proposition with a Johns
Manville certified contractor. Ia
6-lSS2 Mon. morning.
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A NJ F
AMERICAN MACHINE
& FOUNDRY co.
1925 N. ROYAL STREET
Alexandra, Va.
CLERICAL TO EXECUTIVE
GRAEBNER'S
For Young Men"

SALES; BLDRs. HDw. experience;
will get you Sl00 9 week salary
Up. plus.
TYPIST EARNS 3,3OO-Associa-
tion downtown pays top salaries;
FREQUENT raises for typist, 40
W.p.m.
ASSISTANT - Young
man with some eXpeT., starts at
$4,000 for trade association; ex.
ceptional future, may pay more.
NIGHT AUDITOR, S346 to start,
downtown, MGR 1000 exper. pre-.
ferred
ADVERTISING ASST Some COM
mercial art and knowledse OF
printing, plus writing ability,
starts a young man at $3.50.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - S39S
for a h.s. grad, more for college;
handles people well. A hard Job.
Work nights and week ends, but
the future will be worth II.
SALES, BLUE PRINTs-Read blue
prints and you will be trained
Starting at S400.
LAYOUT ARTIST with exper.; will
pay $50 wk. up. Association, fu.
ture'
TRAVEL ExPERIENcE-A bit of
reservations or SCheduline in
travel starts your future at S3l5.
CONSTRUCTION FIELD-At least
> years college and knowledge
of construction; man with car
will get at least Sl10 . week
JUNIOR oFFIcE-No exper. and
you start at $3.50. Typing ability
or bookkeeping in his. will set
you more,
DENTAL TECHNIcIANs-Top pay
for plate exper., with fast grow-
ing downtown firm.
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN with
test equip. exper., will be in main
tenance; local and permanent;
pays Sl20 a week with q future.
TECHNICIAN-Biology in school
qualities you to work with ami
mails. Salary varies, 81 % hr. up.
WHOLESALE ROUTE SALES-A
glorified truck driver who likes
to meet people; earn around Sl00
a week. Salary plus incentive.
TRAINEES H. S. and COLLEGE
grads. veterans with or without
experience: young ambitious men
see GRAEBNER' FIRST.
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SALES

SALES
E.E. sales, natl. co., reloc.; SIS, 900.
Data processing, exper. systems,
methods or prosramming nee, age
Recording and communication sales,
Field sales. radio itelevision school
education or Govt. background,
Heating /air cond. sales, excel. op-
port, exper. in line not nee,
Natl. CO., local area, 1857. St2OS elesn RiHs
age drug. exper. very helpful; car car
Chemical co. sales, 27-a5, sales ex-
per. only ---- $4,000 plus
SALES TRAINEES
Mfr. repres., 26-35. training for 8
mos, local area sales; S400 mo;
BldE SaEins supDiiss. 5ufIalnt a4-27 college ss5
Natl, u CO., 24-sO, deg. nec., mar;
Tobacco sales, 24-29, car furn..
any sales exper. helpful 500
Sales, inside, hardware firm $50
OF 1CE
Trainee, retail stationery store,
young to 50, 40
Clerk-typist, housewares arm $65
TypiSt, auto parts firm $40
Bank guard. late sos - $4,000
Advertising asst, make I'D and
copy preparations to $3.50
Claims adjustors. $3.50, high cali
I%ds.t SeF: LIB; DEG r.t.,, ,,r. 70 erner SaTo
many extras $50 start
TECHNICAL
Electronic sales promotion writer,
$1,000
Elsst5Gnic ,sst6G sales promotion 81 ilISsi GSo
Editor tech. writer, 81 yrs: ex5
Design craftsman, 5 yrs exper.
$3.50
Keypunch opr., day or night shift,
Open
Operator, 407 computer, 2 yrs ex-
per. Open
Two 4O7 oprs., 8 mos.-1 VI. exper.,
Open
once mach, serviceman. will train,
S75 plus
Air cond. and refgr. serviceman,
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT sERv.
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ACCOUNTANT

Expanding CPA frm requires Junior
or semi-senior; minimum years
experience in public accounting.
KAMEROW & SERBER, EX.
3-223l.
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WINTER FERRY SCHEDULES
effective October I. ls5s-April 80. 1861
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MEREDITH COLLEGE WILL
BE CROWDED FOR 1860

RALEIGH.-A total of 213
freshmen already have applied for
entrance to Meredith College for the
fall term of 1860, but some Of
these will have to be turned away
because of limited dormitory space.
Additional needs in housing, 9TH
err facilities and faculty salaries
were outlined by President Carlyle
Campbell at recent luncheon for
friends of the college, held at Wal
ker Martin, Inc, in Raleigh. DR..
Campbell who recently completed
his goth year as the Meredith Col
lege president, said the average
salary of the faculty professors is
only 5000.
w. Herbert Weatherspoon, for
Al years a trustee of the college,
now in its ,61st year, who spoke
of Meredith's accomplishments said
AZ per cent of the State college
students now are attending church,
related institutions Meredith re-
ceives financial aid from the Bap-
fist State Convention).
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MlDDLETOWN PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Burnell Gibbs
holiday guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Gibbs, Ronald Earl Gibbs, Mr.
and Mrs. Tonlmie Forehand and
girls, Miss Elwanda Gibbs and
friend, Mr.. and Mrs. Osman Cox
and Alta Jean Cox. Misses Henri
eta and JULIA Gibbs. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Lancaster, Bill
and Bobby Ann, Mr.. and Mrs. Dur
wood Payne and Lee Ann, Mr.. ad
Mrs. Charles Pillimon, and girls
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Burrus
We're the Saturday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Huron Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Cox of
North Wilksboro, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Osman Cox and Mrs. Lii
lie Cox.
Mrs. Kate Bu11us and Mrs. Jim
Rue visited Mr.. and Mrs. Huron
/ Gibbs.
Hugh C. Mckinney of Key West
Fla, spent the holidays with his
family. They had as their Christ
mas dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Caravan and Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Selby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osman Cox Jr., and
Alta Jean Cox of New Bern are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Osman Cox, ST..
Sophia Ann Twiford of E.C.C.
Greenville, spent the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Winborn Twiford.
Minnie Gibbs of Kinston visited
here recently.
AL Gibbs and Josephine Lanier
visited at Belhaven over the holi-
days with "The Laniers."
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Spen.
Ger visited their son and daughter.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Reggie Spen'
Ger and boys in Portsmouth, Va.
Christmas day.
Jean Austen Swindell of Nd.
visited Miss Tonial Whidbee.
Sherwood Selby We're the Sunday
night guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Speigh
Burrus of Greenville visited hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bur
rus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas Carte
Vann and Sallie Marie were holi
day guests of "The Carriers ant
Spencers."
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WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Winners in the Christmas decora.
ton contest sponsored by the
Matcha Pungo Garden Club of Bel
haven were named this week by
Mrs. Vann Latham, club president.
In the business district the win
dow of Harris and Ralph Furni-
ture Store on Pamlico Street took
first place, with honorable mention
going to SwindelPs Dress Shop.
A special ribbon was also award
ed to the window on Pamlico Street
desorated by Cub Scout Troop 80.
Another special ribbon was given
to the display on the school
grounds arranged by Mrs. Cath
arine Wilkinson.
Judges awarded blue ribbon to
Michael Wilkinson for the door
arrangement at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Will
kinson, on Water Street. Second
place went to Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Jones. The first place ribbon
for a window display in a resi-
dence went to the E. L. Volivas
for the clever seasonal musical
theme display done by Pam and Ed
Voliva. Second place in the win
dow division went to the Jack
Leighs.
The blue ribbon for overall home
decorations went to DR.. and Mrs.
]. T. Wright and second place,
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs "Polo"
Edwards.
The blue ribbon for the best
decoration in a religious theme
went to w. E. Bateman, Jr.
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DARE co. BOY SCOUTS
GOING TO COLORADO SPRINGS

Walter Gray Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gray, Mays Head
Robert Gibbs, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Gibbs, Timothy Gaylord
son of Mrs. Beulah GAYLORD have
made up the advance detail OF
Scouts going to the jubilee jam
boree at Coloraro Springs, Colora-
do, July 22-2s.
The boys of the Dare group will
be part of the Albemarle Troop
representing six counties in East
ern North Carolina. The Council
delegation travelling by train will
be under the direction of 1t. Cdr.
James Sands, Flag Secretary to
Vice-Admiral G. T. Towner, of the
Naval Amphibious Base at Little
Greek, Va.
Each Dare Scout is earning his
own way to the Jamboree in vari-
GUS money raising projects and
jobs. No club nor firm will be So
icited for donations as one of the
kindred virtues of the Boy Scouts
of America is to help boys to de-
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BELHAvEN PERSONALS

Mrs. w. C. Swindell is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Dunbar, in Henri.
co, Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hodges
spent Friday and Saturday in Dur.
ham with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White, Jr.
and daughter, Lynn, were holiday
guests of Mrs. Grady Russell.
Pfc. Wayne Sadler is spending
a leave from Fl Sill, Oklahoma,
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones, of Ra-
leigh, were here on Saturday for
the funeral of Kenneth Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Sugg, Jr.,
and daughters, of Tarboro, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wa
hab.
Mrs. J. L. Lancaster spent last
week in Garner with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Lancaster. She was join
ed on Christmas Day by Mr.. Lam
caster and they returned home on
Saturday.
B. F. Keaton, Jr., of Buckroe
Beach, Va, is spending the holi-
days with his mother.
Kenneth Wilkinson, of Charlotte,
spent Wednesday and Thursday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber Wilkinson. He was here for
the funeral of his grandfather,
Kenneth Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Jordan have
as holiday guests their son, 7. A.
Jr., of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. c. M. Creole and children,
of Yorktown, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier and daugh-
ter, Ann, of Williamsburg, Va, are
guests of Mis- Katie Topping.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bullock,
of Kannapolis, Were guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Bull
lock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and
son, Tommie, of Midway, Ken
lucky, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Griffin.
Bill Tooley, of Charlotte, spent
days this week with his
mother, Mrs. John Tooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broome spent
several DAYS this week in Williams.
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go about my business as fresh as
daisy the next morning, but no
more, my friends. 1t took some
time for me to realize this and
then a little longer to admit it.
AS it is, l am suffering from a
feeling of guilt for fear that this
is just giving in to laziness. 1t will
seem strange not to be getting out
my little note book on all occasions,
but it will be restful to enjoy a
party or a program without having
to worry about describing the
flower arrangements just right or
giving credit to everyone in the
program.
And so, dear readers, since /
didn't take the pledge, l think /
shall close my typewriter, pour a
cup of coffee, cut slice of fruit
cake, and begin to enjoy being
lazy. 1t. won't take too much en-
ergy, though, to wish for you all
the fulfillment of your hearts de-
sires in the new year that APP
proaches.
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@ [ I'M P S E S
OF
TIL E P A S 7
By CAROLYN LLOYD

1t is so unusual these days to
find someone who does not indulge
in coffee that the tea drinker in our
midst was called upon to make an
explanation. She had not, she said,
tasted coffee since was twelve
years old; and there didn't seem
TO be much point beginning now.
It began back in the days of the
Chautauqua. The leader of the
youth group, or whatever they were
called in those days, asked the
young people to promise never to
let coffee pass their hips. Nobody
seems to remember whether drink
ing coffee was supposed to be sim
full or just bad for the health, but,
anyway, most of those present
promised. 1t wasn't a bit hard for
her, my informant said, because
her mother had always given her
quinine in coffee and she would
be glad to give up both. The odds
are overwhelming that she is the
only one left of the group who kept
that solemn vow.
/ have always been leery of max
ing promises, even to myself, for
they are too hard to keep. There
is one have made to myself, how
ever, that l shall keep, at least for
awhile: no more frantic Monday
nights. That calls for an eXplana-
ton TO those who have been kind
enough to say they follow the
ramblings of this column. "Glimp-
ses of the Past is going to fade
into the past for awhile. Time has
a way of slipping by so fast that
/ really have no idea just how many
years it has been since / began
writing for this paper. 1t has been
a rewarding vocation, but a time
consuming one, and perhaps I am
just getting lazy. At any rate, the
week ends have become something
to dread and Monday nights, the
deadline for news to be written, al
most nightmare. All teachers
meetings, locally and otherwise, are
held on Monday; church meetings
are held on Monday. Regardless
of where else there was to go OF
how much school work there was to
do, copy for the paper had to be
in the mail on Tuesday morning,
There was a time when l could
burn the midnight oil and arise and
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velop initiative to do things on thei"
own, with limited amount of adult
participation.
District Scout Executive, Gene
Trautwein, said that this was the
largest group of Scouts from Dare
County to attend any National
Scout event. Each delegation has
been askd to bring with them trad
ing material, printed pamphlets,
slides or some other thing from the
Scouts area.
The attendance at the Janboree
will be about $1,000 Scouts and
leaders. This does not include the
usual daily visitors of 10000.
Any Scout desiring to attend the
Jamboree, Scoutmaster, Jack Earle
in Manteo will give details.
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burg, Va, and will spend New
Years Day in Kinston with her
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White spent
Christmas Day in Newport News
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Bridgman,
Jr., and daughters, Molly and Emil
ly, of Wilmington, were Sunday
and Monday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Lloyd, Jr.
Miss Rachel A. Baker, of Alex
and1ia, Va, was a holiday guests
of Miss Loyce Brinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Hodges and
son, of Wilmington, We're holiday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Mar
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Justice spent
several days this week in Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Chaplin
visited in Aurora and Bentonville
during the holidays.
Mrs. J. H. Purvis entertained
with an informal coffee hour in
honor of her sisters, Mrs. S. F.
freeman, of Winchester, Kentucky,
and Mrs. Max Lanier, of Williams
burg, Va.
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PURITAN LADIES NIGHT

The Ruritan Club of Sladesville
celebrated Ladies' Night Tuesday
night. Their meeting was climaxed
by a Christmas tree with presents
for each. The Ruritans are very
active in this community and do a
great deal of good. One Ruritan in
particular sees that wood is hauled
for his neighbor, who has no way to
get it. Quite a lot of good is done
by them, of which the public is
unaware. They were served a Tur-
key dinner by the Ladies of the
Sladesville Baptist Circle.
Every one was happy and the
true Christmas spirit much in evil
dence. There were "a present. 1t
was truly an enjoyable occasion.
Long live the Ruritans.
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DINNER PARTY GIVEN ON
MISS CASON'S 18th BIRTHDAY

The 18th birthday (Dec. 1917 of
Miss Aleph Cason of Swan Quar-
ter was observed at a dinner party
given her by her brother, George
Cason, at their home on Dec. 81.
Those attending We're Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Swindell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Tunnel, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
mic Gaylord, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Williams, Mrs. Abram Cahoon,
Mrs. w. G. Harris and C. ]. Ca
hoon. Miss Cason, a retired teacher,
a native of Hyde, and who taught
many years in her home county,
is one of the most active women in
her community and devotes an ex-
ceptional amount of time to COM
munity causes, to newspaper work
and most all things of a general
nature for the development of her
locality.
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HATTERAS INLET FERRY
lv. Hoiteros Lv. Oeraeoke
7:oOSA.M. 800 AN.
1000 AN. HOO AN.
1890 PM. l:30 Pm.
800 PM. 400 Pm.
LOAD LIMIT ON FERRY:
Any axle $4,000 lbs; axies 10000 lbs;
3 or more axles, 10000 lbs.
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HOUSES UHFURN. 70 RENT

WOODBRIDGE, Va Brick ram
bier with 3 bedrms., large hv. Fm.,
equipped kitchen with din. spacei
fun bsInt. with heaut. rec rm. and
bar. Large fenced yard: $40.
CORP. T03-GY. 4-6101.
= $50 TO sS5 PER MONTH
/ to 3-bedrm. homes In nearby Nd.
beach areas; ! hr. to DC; year.
round living: oil heat: immed.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
225O 8. ST. s.E.-semi-det. brick.
bedrms.. 2M baths, large rec.
rm. Convenient. JU. 9-675S aft. 4.
800 18th ST. N.E.-5 rms, and
bath, center-hall plan home. full
hsmt., gas heat: AL cond.: exteri-
or decorated. Only sos mo. Mr..
NEUMANN, Ma. S-6700.
1911 FOREST RD., KENTLAND,
MD.-Detaehed house, lge. fenced
In yd.; 2 bedrms., bath, liv. rm.,
dinette, kit, equip: immaculate
throushout; $92.60 per mo. May
be seen BY appt. Col SP. 3-0104.
4 BEDROOMS = One for SI15;
another for $140 per mo. Immed.
possession. MANNAs REALTY,
JE. 2-3l10.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

1884, 31st pl.. NV, Barnaby Woods
t gnIuTn. brk: Colonial; carpeted
rms. 2 baths. plus 2 nicely an.
ished rooms In attic.