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Evening star., 1950-05-09
White Flint Leased
By Promoters of
Annapolis Roods

Ray and Roy Shields, twin
brothers who have leased the
Annapolis Roads Club Tor
seven years. will add to their
golf holdings effective July 5
when they take over the
White Flint public course on
Wisconsin avenue.
The Shields brothers OBJ
tanned a 51a-year lease on
the William Harper estate
from the National Savings
and Trust Co., trustees. j.
w. Leverton has leased White
Flint for the past 16 years.
The Shields brothers will
continue to operate White
Flint as a daily fee course
and will retain the Annapolis
Roads Club.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
By MerreH Whittlesey

Al Houghton doesn't see why
the senior golf pros and the true
home club pros who are sociable
but not par-breaking golfers
should invest their money in COM
petition with the youngsters such
as Charley Bassler and the proven
players such as Andy Gibson.
So in a $500 invitation pro-
amateur at Prince Georges yester-
day Houghton handicapped the
pros in the amateur compete
ton. with BaSsler. Gibson, etc.,
playing from scratch, up to six
handicap strokes for Walter Bog
ley, the co-owner of the host club
who holds a PGA card. Nobody
was insulted; in fact, the handi-
capped pros were glad to get
strokes, and some of them figured
they should have had more.
In the sweepstakes, however,
the handicapS were out and thus
for the third time in four tourna-
ments BaSSler, the handsome,
drive-crushing pro from Rolling
Road was on top in the pro ,weeps,
this time sharing the position
with Gibson, as they posted g.
under-par 69s. However, SO was
a fine score at Prince GesrgeS
yesterday, as the course was play
ing long, the green's were hard
and the wind was a hazard.
May Ask Sweeps Handicaps.
If BaSsler doesn't stop, rhe pros
are going to want handicaps in the
pro sweeps, too. In the first tour
nament at Rolling Road, Charley
was low with a 50. At Hagerstown,
his II was second only to Gibson S
So. He was the winner at Belle
Haven last week by three strokes
with SO. Yesterday. another SO.
The big money winner yesterday,
however, was Walter Romans Of
Baltimore c. C. Romans, who
spent several weeks on crutches
following a serious auto accident
while on the winter tour, equaled
par with 70 in the pro sweeps and
was in the pro-am money with all
three partners. In a total score
event, Romans and J. A. Callahan
of the host club tied for second
with 144 as the latter had 90-18-
70. Romans and George FRANKIE,
the former Princeton fullback, had
145 as Franks shot 91-18-73. And
Romans and Francis B. Christo-
pher of Prince Georges, with So
14-74, had 146.
Following BasSler, Gibson and
Romans in the pro sweeps was
John O'Donnell of Norfolk with a
73, while Chandler Harper was
among five rs shooters. Low anna
teur honors went to one of the host
clubs top amateurs. Bob Morris,
with 70.
The pro-am went to the host
team Of Bogley and Joe Neseline,
Bogley with 81-6-75 and Neseline,
84- 1868 Neseline, who rarely
breaks 80, holed four 20-foot puts.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
GoIfwomen 10 Play
Thursday in Glass A
Section Of Star Gun

The class A section of The Star
Cup, oldest tournament on the
Women's District Golf Associa-
ton records, Will be played for
the 33d time Thursday at Manor
Country Club.
Pairings and starting times for
q near-record field of 80 were an
nounced by Mrs. w. w. King
singer. class A tournament chair
man.
Mrs. A. B. Bower, District wom-
ems champion from the host club
and Star Cup winner in 1945 and
last year. and Mrs. Betty Meek
ley, a former champion and the
low gross scorer last year, both are
in the field.
The Star Cup officially opens
the Women's District Golf Asso-
ciation's tournament season, ex-
cept for the team matches. which
are in their fourth week.
The class B section of The Star
Cup will be played August / at
Columbia Country Club.
Starting From No. Tee.
.ns sQ Mrs MFs Echsrd a oes Es0"sis9 Ais Afsys sS
Mrs. "; g; Parsons "a; and M and Mrs.
T. Ifst schIIfEsbeTs ca and NJ snd MN Mrf paSi ii
STREET "a. and NJ and Mrs. W. A.
schoech "a. and NJ; 9:l6: Mrs. Alexander
hssFn a. and and N anS sdd Mrs MS e. L. Frank pnT
srownins a. and M and Mrs. 6. v,
sgg "a Ana Rd S S SDG Ms s4 Logd MTs Dennis l.
Mrs Mrs i John N Maneos &C. eBo q. H. and Mrs. Bliss
s'sfsSan'M mrs: Is: hIsh.sl Mshsp G. H and
Franklin Babcoek &C. G. and mrs Mrs. R,cSssa Sselal
'e4sU 'c4 cJ; Gas, Mrs. Robert Wilson &C: e.
Ms nd nFs Hssb Arha5 Neosdn Rhesn c C. cd ana g2s
isfss EdssFd e. cerfday GO and G Mrs S9s aenFy 1
Vi 1000, 600 Mrs. M. J; Torlinskt "a; and NJ
Mrs. Landra Platt &C; c. and Mrs. ": r;
1CoiJ and Mrs. M. W. Fillius tCol0 !:
10:i2 Mrs. D. H. Henderson (Congr) and
Mrs, Betty Meckley Ken1; 1919 1;l' MIS- MIS-
CARRIER ,(Argyle); 1920, Mrs. 6. N. Jani
1Congr) and Mrs E. " Brumflel (Congr {;
1924. Mrs C. ]. Matthews tCongr0 and
Mrs. Roderick Watson MANI; 1928, Mrs.
Calvin Hartman Il. s. and Mrs. Mildred
'01t 9to:s3. 81 Mrs. Paul Costello q. s. and
John J. Long Il: S. and Mrs. ]. R. Daily
MANI; 10:40. Mrs. Sam. Crocker (Ken,)
and Mrs. J. P. Trouchard Ken:); 1914,
Kreuzhurg- (Ken0: l0:4s, Mrs. j. H.
Bullock (Ken.) and Mrs. Ed Widmayer
(Keno; 1852, Mrs. Rex Howard (KenO
and Mrs G. r. Gable (Ken.l; 1886,
Mrs. e. C. Atwood tKen) and Mrs; Sam
Brown wood; II, .,.N MIS-, 4: B. wS Bower we
Starting From No. 10 Tee.
els. Mrs. M. scandifho MANI and
Mrs Herbert Lacey MANI: .9:19, Mrs.
George Martin tMan) and Mrs. Frank
williams (Man); 9:23, Mrs. H. E. Davies
MANI and Mrs. B. H. Burrows MANI;
9:27. Mrs. Flora Nooter MANI and Mrs.
R: e. zuber (ManD; 9:3I, Mrs Marie
tP. G.; $50, Mrs. Gilbert Levy (P; g.
and Mrs. Jack Smith (P. GO; 9:39, Mrs.
NJ s. Shahan CP. g. and Mrs. Ora Emge
a43. Mrs. Margaret voigt (P. g. and
Mrs Marion Russell (P. CD; 9:41 Mrs.
Charles L. Esenroad (Wash.) and Mrs.
owen Hines IWash); 9:51, Mrs. Gordon
RIley, wash; 955. MIS-. G; ". Calvert
tW%ssh; anS aSs. Mrs Mrs George aa w. nfe9 saile9
1908, Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith tWood.) and
Mrs Theodore PeySer tWoodD: 1907,
Mrs Milton Harris (Wood) and Mrs.
Henry Goodman (Wood).
Evening star., 1950-05-09

vert's Jerry's Pride. Thomas
Stokes Bumper. Mrs. Christopher
Greer's Count to Ten and Liam
gollen's War Hero. Garry Me Back
and Safety Call.
With Foxcroft's students out in
full force the Junior events were
a big attraction. Repleat. show
ing under the agency OF Mrs.
James Guitar, and Miss T. Shook S
Siren were tied with 712 points
each. the championship going to
Repleat in the conformation judg-
ing to break the tie.
Evening star., 1950-05-09

men FRANCES johnson, Ruth DI Misa,
M;snio yMsSsle keith; eth Lucy Rose, jamie Hughes
Edith H. Sharpe, Betty Krueger. Grace
Ankey, Hazel Wendehack.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Bodoczewski Signed
Again by Redskins

John BadaczewSki signed yes
terday to play another season as
guard for the Redskins.
The 250-pounder from Seanor
Pa, a graduate Of Western Re-
serve. played with the Boston
Yanks and the Chicago Cardinals
before joining the Redskins last
season.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Pirotes Drop Fitz Gerald

PITTSBURGH, May 8 P).-
The Pirates have optioned Catcher
Eddie FitZ Gerald to Indianapolis
on a 24-hour-recall basis. Fitz
Gerald. a 25-year-old 6-footer,
joined the BUGS in 194S. In the
six games in which he appeared
this year he batted a rneager OCT.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Ted WiIks Out for Month

ST. LOUIS. May 8 P.-Ted
Wilks, relief hurler of the Cardin-
ais, was placed on the clubs dis
abled list after it was found he
had developed a bone spur on
his pitching elbow. He will un-
dergo an operation for removal OF
the spur tomorrow. The chunky
right-hander will be lost for a
minimum of 80 days.
Evening star., 1950-05-09

Bethesda, Capitol: Hi-skor,
csDiitoll: ISe ,Ips Palace. Capitol' ,Greenway
Capitol; Tob. Wkrs. Intl Union. National
Capital: University Motors, Hyattsyille
tionai Capital; haywood Beauty IS salon
Hyattsville Ind.
Doubles: $50 p.m.-Roberta York
ton, Marguerite McDermott- tt-Lynn Harpster.
C. Thrift-Hildur Lagos, Helen Tabb and
partner. Irene Malitz-Toni Rowe, Millie
Walls, Boots Pettit-Ruth
King. Louise Martin Esther Burton. Emma
Bourne Evelyn Nickel Lii Carleton
Marion Hamilton, Bing Moen-L. Gulli
nette Januskis, Audrey Mess. Betty Hum
Evening star., 1950-05-09

Glass Rods our
prices are out
of reach. This
is a false i'm
preston as our
prices are the
lowest in
town. For eX-
ample, we now
are offering a
2 piece Bam-
boo Boat Rod
made Of top
quality mate
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Ben McAIwee Loses
Part of Finger in
Mower Mishop

Ben McAlwee, bowling
writer for The Star, went
about his job today under a
painful handicap. He lost a
portion of the index finger of
his right hand and fractured
the second digit while at
tempting to adjust a cranky
motorized lawnmower.
The index finger was ampu-
tated between the first and
second knuckleS.
Evening star., 1950-05-09

rial for the SALTY" Mills.
low price of $495. There is also
a Bamboo Weakfish Rod for
$4.95 and a top-quality 2-piece
Boat Rod with built-in foregrip
for $7.95. Glass Fibre Rod blanks
are also available to go with
your own handle or butt at low
prices. That's Mills Co., 9th g.
E StS. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mile

Many people have thought
that because We carry the finest
in Fishing Tackle and build
some of the best Custom Built
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18

Spinach is a native Of western
Asia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
DOllbleheader OF Baseball
Sunday At Wickers Field

In the opening game the +, W.
Cubans will tackle the San Car
loss nine. And it will be a battle
between Rounds and Danny La
stres both are IN fine shape and
the clugs will be hard to bent.
The rest Of the Cubans win be
Bedford behind the plate, Arm
ando Acevedo at first, Blunquist
at second, All Cabot at third and
j. Rodriguez at short, with Z.
Rodriguez, Rivera and Casa, and
Mike Rabotin may play second
if he shows up.
For the Saints, Kaki or his
brother Orlando may catch, p.
Fernandez at first, Al Pazo short,
NJ. Sanchez at second and John
Solomon at third with G. Val
DEE, Anguiera and Hernandez at
the gardens. This game viii be
called at l p. m.
In the night cap the Bombers
will play the Adams Diary and
these two clubs play great
game every time they have met
and Joe McManus had expressed
his desire to win over the Bomb
ers at least once before he goes
away and this may be his chance.
Rubber Sweeting may get the
nod from Mgr Valdez and start
the game. Roberts may be first,
G. Barbter at second, Jack Viii
lareal at third and Albio AT End
a short, with Aritas, Arrange and
Cairo in the gardens with San
tana behind the plate.
This game start at 3 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
Will Hold Fishing
Party If Father
Neptune So Saws

The Florida Keys Cupboard
Club has announced plans for
another large weekend party Of
fishing and fun.
Club members are putting last
minute touches to their boats and
fishing equipment for their long
anticipated weekend Of fishing
at Boca Grande. Club boats will
be leaving from the various
points Of Key West and Stock
Island beginning early Saturday
morning. Other less fortunate
fishermen members will leave
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning. Two cabin cruisers will
accompany the party carrying
the major part of supplies and
equipment.
ALI of these eager fishermen
are keeping their weather eye
focused upon the unruly counten-
ance of Father Neptune. This
gentleman has been scowling for
the past several days and has
curtailed practically all fishing
activities in this area. If Father
Neptune is kind, grand week
end is to be anticipated.
Spinach is native Of western
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
loann Riley Wins Ramsey
Boat At Navy Carnival
1850 Buick To Be
Awarded AL Closing
Of Carnival Tonight

Joann Riley, 22O1 Seidenberg
avenue, won the IA foot Ramsey
Plywood Boat with 10 h.p. motor
and trailer at the Navy Charity
Carnival last night.
Delivery was MADE this morn
ing by Boatswaih's Mate William
Deegan at the Riley residence.
Second Prize winner of $50
was the White Inn Bar, 1913 Tru-
man avenue. ~
Tonight the 1850 Buick will be
awarded. Second prize will be
$l00.
The IA foot Correct-Craft ply
wood boat, won by Guy d. New
lis of Marathon has not yet been
delivered pending notification by
Nevis as TO his disposition.
Nevis was a winter visitor to
this area at the timeaof his pur-
chase.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18

HenriqHez,
Or0peSa Star
In Contest
Last Night
Aoenls Overcanae
Eleven Point Lead
70 Ro,np To
crmi Victory 81

"a q blazing second half rally.
KEY West High ovcrcame an IL
boini lead. 10 defeat Homestead
iieh hs the score Of $3.50. 10 give
re Growers their worst defeat Of
ire year.
Il was the greatest game played
here this pear and had the capaci.
~ crowd 0n their feet as the two
teams matched goal for goal dur
in9 The fiFa quarter to find the
score tied q l4-i4. with Horne
leodinf lbc Homestead boys and
oroDcza with three baskets lead
ina tie Conchs.
n enc stcond quarter Roper, far
the best player 70 play here in
years went wild 70 score II points,
q bat his team in front by IL
points 81 i1iermission. Henriquez
started his scoring in this quarter,
81 keep the Conchs in hailing dis
lance with two long shots.
~ the third quarter the Conchs
threw q halter on Roper and led
~ Henriqaez Busto and Lewis,
erofed q points to pull within one
pQ,ni At 43-47 HenriQuez scored
seven points and Lewis and Busto
sIx. during the rally, while Horne
and Pope we're on for the Crow
cfs f.
II lle final quarter, Oropeza,
Husio and Hcnriquez scored is
points between them, to ice the
game. while Roper scored the only
points for Homestead, with two
baskets IS Cooper and Henry con-
tinted 10 keep The halter on the
rs Homestead star. These two
boss were playing their best de-
Ituapc hnll OF the year and
aloIss with Buslo getting the re-
bounds they couldn't get the first
For the Conchs Ralph Henri
4liek md Oscar 0ropeza played
ifelr finest. as they hit for Is and
% points each. while being all
over the floor intercepting passes
and rebounds. Busto and Lewis
took ~ he scoring when these
Two went cold. while Henry and
Cooper played outstanding BAH
anfil they had 70 leave the
salHe.
Captain Bob Roper showed
WHY he mas been called the best
player IN South Florida as he
|Ied bis size 10 take the rebounds
snd was 81 over the court de-
Ienslfsiy as well as scoring 20
points. Horne and Pope played
sood games while Sincere had a
bad night as Henriquez held him
y two foul shots.
Tonight the Conchs will meet
Homestead In the second game Of
Ne settles n 7:30. with only one
aa.ne bfIng played TO let the
6fsietd boys return home
81 the preliminary game the
ln'pF Conchs ran into too much
81 war nna experience as the
4onaf boys led BY Wprzacca and
Ee1 ~ pllt . $500 defeat on the
boys Sicigerwald. Fernandez
eng osieFhoudt fought hard. but
eouin not match the older bows
bek score Of the Key West
Homestead senior varsity game:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
SKATING
bnYvisw Park
might
FNlDAY
Hso - 900 PM


BETHLEHEM. Pa.-tP.-The
ssniihs hsd their day at Lehigh
tniteEsily's mid-year commence
usrut exercises. Six Smiths re-
reived diplomas from I.ehigh
President Martin d. Whitaker
AZ told. $50 seniors graduated.
And there's still plenty Of
Smiths in Lehigh's classes TO-DAY
-4t IN fact.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18

The Greek historian Thucyides
tells Of Mt. Etna as early is the
eighth century p. G.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
LANDING
ISLAND CITY LEAGUE

(NOTE: Cubans and Bombers
have one tied game.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-18
BASKETBALL
SCORES

Tampa 70, Florida Southern 72.
Mercer 81, Steson 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-10-12

FOR SALE Ford chassis for farm
wagons; front ends for traicrs; steel
pickup beds for trailers; used tires
Is, Is. 20, p and II in. car tires; car
heaters; Burnside Stoves. Henry L.
Gibson Mt. Lake Park Adv 33-3t.
FOR SALE Practically now, G
Gu. fit. upright deep freezer. G.. f.
motor, less than half price; Used
kerosene range. used kerosene auto
matte water heater. 40 gallons; used
gasoline Maytag washer; Used coal
heatrolas, cheap; Used pop coolers
guaranteed. Dewitt and pcBerry
Oakland, Nd ADV. 32-2t.
FOR SALE -Four milk cows, 3
recently fresh; side delivery rake,
new; Green Crop hay loader, new;
tractor pillow, on rubber; wagon and
ladder, on rubber; power mower for
or NJ tractor. 3-scction harrow. ma
nurc spreadcr, on rubber; NJ Farmall
tractor. on rubber. Carl Mosser. Acct
dent. Adv. 32-3t.
FOR SALE -l3 acres land with
about II acres in prop and saw tim
her, small new orchard of apples.
pears. plums, also grapes and rasp-
Eel1i les; 3-room bungalow with cleo
tricitY; outbuildings; on mail and bus
route, , miles off Route 50, near Table
Rock, on Kempton road. $4,000 cash
for quick sale. Elmer Soldiers. X. /,
Gormania, W. Va.LAdv. sat.
FOR SALE-Meycrs deep well
pump, with A it. = in. pipe, and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-10-12
WANTED

WAITRESS WANTED-Goo pay
and working conditions. Apply Wards
Restaurant.-Adv 80 If.
WANTED - Shoats Weighing 60
lbs. or more Write Webster Brenne-
man, McHenry, Md.-Adv. 32-2t.
WANTED-P Props, mine posts and
post timber. Write Albert F. Richter,
Addison, Pa, or phone Accident 1876.
ADV. 30-4t#
HELP WANTED-Man to work
for me as general assistant Excellent
oXpelince fol young man planning to
be a livestock farmer. Apply to Dr..
f. d. Custer, Oakland. Phone 3G6.--
ADV. 33-3t#.
WANTED SALESMAN-Automo-
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supplies Wholesale. Permanent posi-
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man. Car essential. r. w. Norris and
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AGENT WANTED-splendid OPP
portunity for a Moving and Storage
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WANTED-Junk cars, scrap iron
and tin, all kinds metals. viii pick
up. Phone 29-R.-Adv. 33-1t.
WANTED-M an for profitable
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WANTED-We have immediate
openings for or 3 ambitious young
men interested in retail craftsmanship
with an excellent opportunity to adj
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-10-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE -New Idea manure
spreader Eli Miller, Oakland-Adv 1t,
FOR SALE girls coats, OSLO
IA. Maple crib. Phone 26S-M.-Adv.
32-2t#.
FOR SALE-3O white Rock Pullets.
Nathan Glotfelty, Accident. ADV
32-2t*.
FOR SALE Small 1949 Farmall
with Plows, Samuel Wilson, Crellin
ADV. 31-4t*.
FOR SALE-silver King Boys b
cycle. James Nally, Phone 473-J.
ADV. 32-tf.
FOR SALE-One and one-half lots,
corner, nice location in Mt: Lake
Park. Price reasonable. E. c.
Weimer, phone 67-J.-Adv. 32-3t*.
FOR SALE-Coal or wood Warm
Morning heater, 1O0-lb coal capacity
porcelain covered, excellent condition
Carroll Martin, route 2, Oakland, OF
telephone 757-W-1-Adv. 31-3t.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - broom apartment
furnished. Phone 173-J.-Adv. 32-3t#
FOR RENT-House on Rees street
s rooms and bath. A. ID. Naylor-Adv
32-3t".
FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms
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ADV. 30tf.
FOR RENT-Five-room house with
bath, in Oakland Mrs. f. Syrek. phone
255-M.-Adv. 33-2t#.
FOR -Five-room apartment
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Store and
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Service Station, Oakland, Md.-Adv.
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furnished. Apply 20 Green Street,
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unfinished, 3 miles east Of Deer
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$500 per month. Write Box r. S.
e, The Republican office Oakland.
ADV. 32-2t'.
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Utilities furnished. Couple desired
Call 231 after $50. A. II. Humbertson.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scribar has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County. Maryland. Letters
Parliamentary ON the estate of
EARL CLIFTON MICHAEL,
late Of Garrett County. Maryland, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warmed TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
Ia the subscriber ON or before the lth day OF
April, 1851 they may otherwise 10y law b,
excluded from all benefit Of said estate Al
persons knowing themselves indebted to sal,
estate are requested to make immediate pay
mtnt.
Given under my hand this Bird day OF
October. 1850.
MARTHA ELIZABETH MICHAEL.
ENecutriX,
Star Route Frostburg Maryland.
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>lassified Advertisements
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q NOTlCE-Applebutter factory and
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Il CONCRETE BLOCKS New Ma
ehine A good strong Block standard
lSxSX1G) $12.75 per hundred at
plant. Delivered to Oakland and Vi
.cinity $1,000. Sash and 4x8x1G blocks.
Baker Block Co., Baker, w. Va.
Adv. Aft.
NOTlCE-Ten per cent war tax on
freezers and television sets to he
effective after October 3lst. See us
now about your home freezer. We
have in stock sizes 6-9-12-lG and 20
Gu. it. Dewitt & DeBeiry, Oakland,
Adv Pot
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-10-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriher has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County. Maryland. Letters
of Administration on the estate of
FRED II. MILLER,
late of Garrett County Maryland. deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated. to
the subscriber on or before the 18th day of
April. 1851: they may otherwise by XIV be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
October, 1850.
WILLIAM WINTERBERG.
Administrator.
GAINESVILLE. Maryland
Advert spment 33-3t