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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Chicago Gang Of 8.
Kills Neqro Youth

CHICAGO. Mar. IL (R.-Alvin
Palmer. a 17-year-old Negro
high school student. was beaten
to death by a group of white
teen-agers.
He died of a skull fracture to-
day in Holy Cross Hospital.
A passerby gave this account
to detectives Clyde Wheeler and
Kenneth Fryer:
Young Palmer was waiting for
a bus at Fifty-ninth street and
Kedzie avenue, on the Southwest
side last night when the gang
of eight sauntered past him.
They returned. surrounded
him, and one of them smashed
his head with a single blow. The
witness told the officers that not
a word was spoken.
Young Palmer asked several
times. What did they hit me
with?" Detective Wheeler said
the nature of the damage indi-
Gated the weapon was a hammer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
THRILL-CHILLED ON ICE FLOE

puts you in a terribly bad light, .
and added:
II can't think Of anyone who
has been a witness before chs
committee who got himself in
such a box The Senator quail
led this by saying that Nate
Zusman. Portland night club
owner. demanded and received a
lie detector test - and then
fiunked it.
Senator Mundt said he would
have to consult a Solomon 20 see
how anyone could trust "the
veracity Of a man who walks out
of a test"
Mayor Schrunk said he under
stood that some of the committee
staff had a tremendous stake
in seing that flunked the test. "
Chairman Mcclellan, aroused
by the comment. asked If the
Mayor thought the committee
staff members have any in
fluence down there"
The Mayor replied that he
thought so and then Senator Nc
Clellan said II don't believe the
accusation is correct" He asked
if the Mayor wanted to leave
that charge standing on the rec
ORD. r
Expressing an Opinion"
I'm not making the charge, :"
Schrunk replied. I'm expressing
an opinion"
The Mayor acknowledged that
the lie detector test he. is said
to have flunked in Oregon con-
tanned 10 to Is questions only
two of them relevant to the
charges against him. Senator
Goldwater. Republican of Ari-
IONA, and other committee mem
bers emphasized that in a lie
detector test some irrelevant
questions must be asked to es-
tablish a pattern for determining
when truthful or untruthful an
swers are given.
Crosby was questioned closely
about his relationships with Jo-I
seph P. Mclaughlin and Thomas
E. Maloney. Seattle gamblers.
who allegedly were sent to Port
land to supervise vice operations.
Quizzed on Plane Ticket
Specifically. Mr.. Kennedy
asked about an airplane trip
Crosby took with Mclaughlin to
San Francisco to the Marciano-
Cockell heavyweight champion
ship fight in May. 1854.
Under pressing questioning,
Evening star., 1957-04-28
By VIOLET FAULKNER


Puff pastry forms the base of the bite-Size
Souf1leS ParmeSan cheese is the filling They're
baked in tiny boat-shaped molds made especially
in France.
The pride of every pastry chef puff pastry has
almost as many uses as it has fiaky layers Once
you've mastered the technique here's the way to
make his alleumetteS anchovy.
Roll portion of puff pastry into thin strip
about to inches wide. Brush the surface with
beaten egg diluted with bit of water Flat fllets
of anchovy and narrow sticks of Gruyere cheese,
one on top of the other. placed at the edge
of the strip and rolled in the pastry, making a
complete turn. Cut the pastry and pinch the
Evening star., 1957-04-28

edges to make them stick together The process
is repeated until the strip of pastry is used The
small packages are brushed with egg and baked in
hot oven until they're golden brown. They may
be served hot cold but warm is better" advises
Gino.
The same pastry that puffs up to such unbe-
evable flaky hghtness is used for Napoleons.
This time however, it's rolled into rectangleS,
baked in a hot oven. and put together with mounds
of sweetened whipped cream favored with Grand
Mariner
First comes a layer of pastry, of whipped
cream another layer of pastry, then the whole iced
with more cream. Crumbled bits of the pastry are
scattered over the top, maraschino cherries added
for bright color accent and finally light busting
of confectioners sugar. CONTINUED
Evening star., 1957-04-28
'arty Favorites At the French Embassy

A MONG THE BUSIEST hostesses in Washington
IA are the chatelaineS of Embassy Row. Not only
are they expected to roll out the red carpet for
visiting countrymen but for American VIPs as well.
This means an endless stream of receptions,
dinners. cocktail parties or buffet suppers.
What some of the specialties served at
these parties?
Favorite with cocktail guests at the French
Embassy are Gno Panzeri's barquettes fromage, a
miniature cheese souffie served warm from the
oven Many Capital hostess would like to dup-
cate these little morsels but this is recipe Gino
keeps tucked away under his towering chefs hat
In the seven years Gino has been master of
the cuisine at the Embassy they've become one
of his specialize de maison" that he serves for
small parties.
Evening star., 1957-04-28

MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON o c. APRIL 2s 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Sports
Basketball

satutdey-playoff Comes.
2.3Q pr.--4
east-West All Stor Come.
2:30 p-n1,-2. 3
Bowling
Fridoy-Duckpin Derby
LEO Q M
Soturdey-Ardy Votipopo vs.. Buzz
Fozio. GOO . PM
Boxing
Mendey-Aoeelo Defends vs.. WON
Oureie. iO:l5 2 -
Wednesdey-Joey Giordelo vs..
Willie Vaughn. 1000 PM
Ffiday-lsooc Logart vs. Gil Turner.
1000 PM
Wrestling
Tuesdoy-Nctionol. 1000 PM
rhursdoy-Copitol. 1000 o.n.-5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
D. c. Bus Driver
Robbed by z Men
WELDING Shotgun

A D. C. Transit bus driver
told police he was robbed early
yesterday of $28 in cash and 80
tokens by two men armed with
a double-barrel shotgun.
The victim. Richard Lee
Jones, "a. of BOIL Midway
street. Silver Spring. said his
bus was parked at the end of
the line at Sixtieth and East
Capitol streets when two men
boarded. One of them, holding
q shotgun, demanded his
money. He said they took his
change carrier, his wallet con-
tanning 81 and 81 more he had
in his jacket pocket. The
change carrier, Mr.. Jones said,
contained approximately $40
and so tokens. Police issued a
lookout for two colored men in
their 20s.
In another holdup, Thomas
E. Maloney, 38. Of 2809 Fiji
tenth street NV. was at
tackled by two men as he was
on the stairway between the
first and second floors Of his
apartment building.
He told police his assailants,
both colored. threw him to the
floor and kicked him several
times in the head. He was
given first-aid treatment at
Garfield Hospital for cuts and
bruises and was released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

past associates and fellow en-
ployes started the day by greet
ing Mr.. Smith at the door as
he arrived for his last day at
work. They ended the cere-
monies by a reception in the
Red Cross auditorium. Seven
teenth and d streets NV. just
before he left.
Recalls Wartime
while I was in military
service. I always was impressed
with the wonderful job per-
formed by the Red Cross" Gen.
Gruenther told a Metropolitan
Club luncheon in honor Of Mr..
Smith. 1T was great pleasure
for me. on becoming president,
finally to meet the man re-
sponsible-Mr. Smith,"
AS director of Red Cross
Services to the armed forces
and veterans since 1913. Mr.
Smith oversaw the expenditure
of $3.50 million to help solve
the morale and family PROB
lens of millions of American
servicemen.
Mr.. Smiths coworkers un-
yelled a portrait of Mr.. Smith
at headquarters at a mid-morn-
ing ceremony. 1t will remain
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Gein Returned
ToHosDituI

MADISON. Wis, Nov. % up
Edward Gein was. returned
to Central State Hospital for
the Criminal Insane yesterday
after undergoing another lie
detector test at the State
Crime Laboratory about his ad-
mltted killing and grave rob-
berries.
After the session. his second
here within a week, Attorney
General Stewart Honeck said
Gem. a 51-year-old bachelor
recluse of rural Plainfield. COM
planned of a headache and gen.
eral physical discomfort.
Mr., Honeck said gen.
eral understanding had been
reached that Gein would be
questioned further on compile
ton of his 30-day observation
period at the State hospital.
The Attorney General said
he expected no developments
in the case for at least another
week or two.
Gein was ordered to the hos
pital after pleading not guilty
by reason of insanity to first
degree murder in the death of
Mrs. Bernice Worden, So, a
hardware store operator al
Plainf1eld. November 16. On
his first trip to the crime lab
oratory he also admitted kill
ing Mrs. Mary Hogan. 81, who
disappeared in December, 1854,
from her rural tavern in Port
age County. only a few miles
from Gems farm home.
Gein told authorities that
skulls and other anatomical
parts found in his farmhouse
and now under scrutiny by the
laboratory. were stolen from
graves of other women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

round trip flight, But his time
was slightly slower than Capt.
Sweets.
1t. Klatt and Capt. Robert
Fitzpatrick. 80. Of Bristol, Conn,
landed at Mcclure Air Force
Base in New Jersey. and did
not attempt the return trip.
Win Flying Awards
Capt. Sweet and 1t. Klatt
were awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for their record
flights. Capt. Schrecengost
and Capt. Fitzpatrick were pre-
sented with air medals as
runners-up.
Capt. Sweet and Capt. Schrec-
engost few at between $4,000
and $4,000 feet over the 1890
mile route.
They were refueled four
times by big Boeing KC-l35
|Stratotankers. The Air Force
declined to say exactly where.
Their approximate route was
over Albuquerque, Oklahoma
City, st. Louis and Pittsburgh.
The pilots were aided by
taiiwindS on the eastbound leg,
but Capt. Sweet and Capt.
Schrecengost bucked winds on
the return flight.
Capt. Sweet, who averaged
TIC miles an hour, hit a top
speed of 1000 miles an hour,
just before he landed when
headwinds suddenly stopped.
All four of the photo recon-
Nuisance jets photographed a
l6-mile wide strip as they
buzzed across the Nation.
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there. Colleagues also pre-
sented him with a camera and
photography equipment.
Mr.. Smith began work for
the Red Cross as assistant to
the general manager in 1919.
Since then. he has directed
National disaster relief, man.
aged a 24-State Eastern area
and co-ordinated Red Cross
activities with the Defense
Department. He was in charge
of field operations during the
1927 Mississippi Valley flood,
the 19S0-3l drought and the
1887 Ohio Mississippi Valley
flood.
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4 AT Pilots Set Marks
In Cross-C Country Hops

LOS ANGELES, Nov. % up.
An Air Force captain flying a
swept wing Voodoo jet has set
a new speed record by flashing
across the country and back in
less than seven hours.
Capt. Robert Sweet, 30. of
Barronett, Wis, was among
four Air Force flyers who made
a mass assault yesterday on
three records held by the Navy.
All bettered the Navy marks.
Capt. Sweet zoomed his twin
jet RF-101 Voodoo across the
finish line at nearby March Air
Force Base. pulled UP into a
lazy slow roll and then came
in for a perfect landing on the
sun-lit runway.
His time: 6 hours, AZ minutes
and 81 seconds.
This bettered the Navy record
OF 3 hours and 81 minutes. set
last March by an A-3D fighter
bomber.
One Way in 3 Hours
Records set in the Tactical
Air Command speed dash:
Los Angeles to New York-3
hours 5 minutes and 1872 Sec
ondsa by LIST 1t. Gustav Klatt,
20, Of San Marcos, Tex. (Old
record: 3 hours, % minutesD
New York to Los Angeles
hours "a minutes and 8 Sec
onds. by Capt. Sweet. (Old
record: hours IA minutes0
Round trip-Capt. Sweet.
Capt. Ray Schrecengost, jr.,
81. of Kittanning. Pa, was the
first of the group to take of
yesterday and the first. to COM
lplete the transcontinental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
l9-Ton Lood Spilled
As Truck Overturns

Nineteen tons of asbestos
sheeting spilled out on the
Bureau of Engraving's Four
teenth street doorway last
night whe ma trailer upset at
tempting to turn on to Four
teenth street from c street S.W.
The driver, Mack E. Martin,
33. OF Winston-Salem, N. c.,
was uninjured. The cab did
not oVerturn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Smith Day at Red Cross
I7onors Retiring OfficioI

Dewitt C. Smith honored his retirement by a
Dewitt Smith Day at Red Cross National Headquarters
terday.
Smith Of 1901 Edgemoor lane Bethesda retiring
national vice president Of the Red Cross after 80
service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-08

FOR SALE-1948 Dodge. very
reasonable. Good tires. good rum
ming condition. Call DE 4-3759.-
ADV 23-2t
FOR SALE-24-in. screen Air
line Television. used three months
Price $4,000. Phone DE 4-3264 -
ADV. 23-1t
NEW SHIPMENT - Wheeling
CHANNEL-DRAIN copperloy steel
Roofing. Grange Supply Center. -
ADV. 12-tf
FOR SALE-Farm Gates. Ameri-
can Wire Fencing and electric
fence supplies. Grange Supply
Center. ADV. 15-tf
FOR Wood and coal
range. excellent condition. $500
John Hauser, Route 2, Oakland
Phone DE 4-2S12.-Adv. 23-3t*
FOR SALE-Two purebred Cor
riedale Ram Lambs Phone DE 4
1856 or write Arlie Martin, Route 2
Box 345, Oakland, Md ADV 22-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-08

"FORTY-FOUR YEARS OF THE
LIFE OF A HUNTER" by Mesh
ack Browning, Maryiand's famous
pioneer hunter, is now available.
Although it was first published
SO years ago and is now in its 18th
edition, it is more widely read than
ever before.
His truthful accounts of desper-
ate encounters with the savage
beasts of the forest, his super
human efforts to maintain his fami-
ly in the wilderness, far from
human aid or associations, and his
undaunted courage in facing the
hardships of pioneer life cannot
fail to captivate the reader.
1t really deserves a place in
every Marylander's library.
Contains brief history Of the
Browning family; illustrated cloth,
$500 postpaid r. Getty Browning
1912 Harvey street, Raleigh N. c
ADV. 9-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four room apart
Iment No children. Phone 1853.
Grantsville, Md-Adv. 23-1t
FOR RENT-Furnished apart
mcnt 3 rooms with bath Bob
Kemp, Deer Park Adv 9-tf
FOR RENT-6-room house. with
sun parlor. garage, in Loeb Lynn.
Phone DE 4-2G90. ADV. 21-3t"
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
room, kitchenette. outside en-
trance. utilities furnished. 70 Oak
ST. ADV. 22-tf
FOR RENT-3-room, 1st floor
apartment fully furnished, private
entrance and bath utilities. Phone
DE 1896 ADV 23-jf
CABINS FOR RENT-Near Swal-
low Falls Modern conveniences.
Phone DE 4-3030, Mrs. Loren Wot-
ring, RI. Oakland. ADV 2O-tf
FOR RENT-Down stairs apart
ment 4 rooms with private bath
and entrance, 18th and Reese Stsa
Oakland, phone DE 4-3472. ADV.
I22-f
FOR RENT-5-roOm Apartment
in Mt. Lake Park. See Mrs Grove,
Gibson's Junk Yard. Loeb Lynn or
phone DE 4-2471 after 6 p. m. -
Adv 21-3t#
FOR RENT-UnTurnished two
bedroom apartment at 1T Second
street. Oakland Thermostat con
trolled heat Phone Turner, DE +
1922. ADV 12-tf
/ FOR RENT-Store Room, 5O'X7O'
floor space, running water, cleo
I trio and gas, on U. S. Rt 80. Rea-
sonable rent Contact X. of P lodge,
/ Gormania, w Va. Adv 20-4t
FOR RENT-4-room furnished
apartment private entrance, private
bath. Raymond r WEIGH, d St.
| Mt. Lake Park For complete in
formation call DE 4-2766. ADV p,
Itf
| FOR RENT-Modern 4-room
apartment, hot water heat fur
/ nished Private entrance, private
bath Excellent location, reason
able rent. Phone DE 4-2433. P. o.
Box 2l8, Oakland. Md. ADV. 23-tl
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SATURDAY, THE oath DAY
OF AUGUST. 1857

At the Hour of 1000 A. M, DIST
in front Of the Court House in
he town of Oakland. Maryland,
we will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder al
the following tract or parcel of
land situate in Garrett County,
Maryland, and is described as fol
lows to-Wit:
Beginning AT q stone monument
on the top Of Backbone Mountain
standing ~ 70 degrees E.. 30 rods
from the end Of first line of the
entire tract called "Moorefield' to
the beginning, and running thence
\ 20 degrees E. IS rods to a stone
pile: n. s. degrees E, 36i2 "Jds;
8. SO degrc-s f. ~ rods.
and is links; S, 62ta degrees E. 80
rods and IS links; S. 66l2 degrees
e II rods and 10 links; S. 64a
degrees f.. IA rods and 10 links 70
a line fence. then with said fence
5. So degrees W. % rods: n. y de-
grees W. 3 rods: s. 40 degrees w.
53l2 rods then with the line OF
"CromartV' S. 68 degrees 80 min
utes W., rods and 7 links; S. II
degrees W. 20 rods, then N. 81 de-
grces W. 124 rods to the beginning,
containing 60 acres. more or less
and being the same as conveyed by
/ ShreVe by deed dated August 4th
1928. and recorded in Liber EFT.
No SO folio 34&c one Of the Land
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FOR SALE-Kerosene cooking
Stove, burners and oven; and
stainless steel sink, double drain
boards and bowls. Apply one-story
green cottage above Arden's Boat
Club week-ends only or write SyI-
via Rhine, 807 BerWin Ave, Pitts
burgh 26, Pa. ADV. 21-3t"
FOR SALE-10 acres of ground
located on the Old Deer Park road
adjoining the Cuppett Nursing
Home. Drilled well and some nice
timber on the back. Could be made
into building lots. Apply Gordon
b. Miller, Route /, Ridgeley, w.
Va. ADV 22-4t"
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For SALE-Onc gas Range, ]
Firestone Frieidaire / automatic
Washer, bed room Suite, 2-pc. liv-
ing room Suite / lounging Chair.
Mrs Carrie Shaifcr, as Bird St.
Oakland, ADV 23-tf
FOR SALE-I35-acre Farm near
Eglon, w. Va. One of the best
cattle farms in community for pas
ture and hay or grain. Has one
good house, two good barns, and
two good chicken houses. This
farm can be bought for less than
cost of buildings. Located just off
Route 50, p mile off Route "a Jes-
Sc Gnegy Eglon, w. Va. ADV. AZ
Its 5tf cont
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will offer fer sale and sell at
public sale to the highest bidders.
on
SATURDAY. AUGUST a. 1857
A. the Hour Of o'clock. P. M, DIST
the following personal property,
located at the William Fl SharplcsS
deceased farm, 3 miles Sc. of
SWanton. on the Mt Zion road
District I, Garrett County, Mary
land, one household Of antique
furniture, all in excellent condi-
ton. some Ike new.
Beds, marble top Dressers, Wal
nut corner Cupboards, Table,
Stands. Bookcase. old Books,
Lamps. Dishes. writing Desk,
Chairs, Rockers, l mantle Clock,
Grandfather's Clock with weights.
lot Carpet. lot scatter Rugs, Az
minister Rug 12X12: linoleum Rugs,
Organ and 5-pc. living room Suite.
like new: Home Comfort Range
and Maytag Washer in fine condi-
ton. copper Kettle and stir, Singer
Sewing machine. muZzle loading
Rifle and pouch. p Rifle. lot
window Shades, Grapes and Cur
tains: porch Swing. lot Pictures
and Frames, lot glass Jars hand
Sweeper, lot cooking Utensils, and
other articles too numerous to
mention
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day
of sale.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a mortgage
executed by Robert L. Wolfe.
single, dated December II. 1924,
and recorded in Liber EFT No.
80. folio as. one of The Land Rec
ords of Garrett County Maryland,
and duly assigned to the under
signed for the purpose of fore
closure. default having occurred
under the terms thereof l. the IN
dersigned assignee hereby give
notice that on
MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1857
At The Hour of
1000 A. M. daylight Saving Time)
in front of the Court House in
Oakland, Garrett County Mary
land ] will offer for sale at public
auction the following described
real estate. to wit: All that lot
piece or parcel Of land situate on
the South side of Oak Street in
the town of Oakland Garrett
County Maryland Election Dis
trict No. Z. and known and desig-
mated as Lot No. u Of the Brant'S
Addition to said town Of Oakland,
and contained within the follow
inc metes and bounds. courses and
distances to wit: BEGINNING at
the end of the first line of Lot No.
Il of said Addition. and running
thence S. 81 degrees F.. 82l2 feet;
thence S. 23 degrees w. 1872 feet;
thence N. 81 degrees w. 82l2 feet;
thence n. % degrees E. 1872 feet to
the beginning. containing one
fourth of an acre. more or less; it
being the same land that was con
veyed to Bertha r Wolfe by deed
from Robert l. Wolfe single. dated
July 5. 1927. and recorded in Lib2r
EFT No. IS. folio 1856 one Of said
Land Records of Garrett County
Maryland, and being the same land
described in the aforesaid mort
gage.
Said lot is improved by a fair
dwelling and is very desirable
location.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day
of sale as provided in said mort
gage.
STUART T. HAMILL, JR.,
Assignee for the purpose
of foreclosure.
ADV Plat
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FREE-Part Collie Puppy. Part
Fox Terrier Puppies $500. Phone
DE 4-3726 or DE 4-4056 ADV %
tf
LAWNBOY MOWERS - Sales,
parts and authorized service.
Grange Supply Center. ADV. r.
If.
FOR SALE-H < n. started
Pullets or will trade for hay. Err
nest Yoder, Salisbury, Pa. Adv.
.23-4t
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WANTED

WANTED-Nurse's Aid. Phone
| DE 4-2319. ADV 21-ft
Observation-Disclosures. Apply in
person at Wards Restaurant. -
ADV. 2O-tf.
WANTED-Cook, waitress and
kitchen helper William-Jame>
| Hotel ADV. 20-tf
WANTED-12 or IA fl. all allmi-
mum Boat Write Box II. co The
Republican ADV. 22-2t*
WANTED - Two experienced
mattresses. Apply in person at
Hinebaugh'S Restaurant ADV 2l-
49,
WANTED-Piano tuning, repair
( ing. Write P. c. Saleskey r. A,
Keyser. W Va. Phone 25461-Adv
22-Gt# TO 10
WANTED-Cook, also part time
cook Apply in person at Parsons
Restaurant. Mt. Lake, or phone DE
4-9801 ADV. 19-tf
WANTED-Girl or woman for
housework. Live in 81 days. Pri-
vate room and bath. Cleaning
woman employed. Excellent salary.
Write Box 1888, MorgantoWn. W. Va,
ADV. 22-3t
WANTED TO RENT-Modern
or 3 bedroom house on or before
November !, in Mt Lake Park or
Oakland. by adults Rent paid in
advance. Phones DE 4-4230 or DE
4-3411. ADV. l8-tf
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Congressional
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FOR SALE - Electric Range,
good for cabin. Bruce SWeitzer,
SWantOu, Adv 21-3t'
FOR SALE-Frick corn Husker
and Shredder. used one year. Less
than half price. Shaller Ford Sales.
Inc. ADV. 214t
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FOR SURGE MIXERS repair
parts and serviceman contact
Grange Supply Center ut Lake
Park ADV. Lift
FOR SALE-Like new 1855 Chev-
rolet a4-ton flat bed, 3-ton capacity,
81 200 Good buy Phone DE 4-2073.
G. S Warwick, Swanton. ADV. 81
St.
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TRUSTE SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Situate in Election District No.
s. Garrett County. MARYLAND.

Under and by virtue Of the
powers vested i'm the undersigned
as Trustees, by q decree of the
Circuit Court for Garrett County
Maryland. bearing date the oath
day Of July 1857 i'm a cause where
i'm Robert w S.emple, director OF
the Garrett County Welfare Board
is plaintiff and Melvin Shreve ct
al are defendants, the same being
No 1850 Equity i'm said Court. we,
the undersigned Trustees. duly APP
pointed by said Court. do hcFeby
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-08

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