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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

SIdIc ana OOuIlJy taxes uuC lOI
1955-1956- 1957-1958 Total amount
of State and County taxes: $3.50.
Costs of sale: S18.05. Total as of
day of sale: $685.. Assessed valu-
alton: $4,000.
IA. James Thomas, District g.
10 acres, part of a tract of land
called 'Yough Manor" located in
Election District No. 6, assessed
to James Thomas, and being the
same property which was con-
veyed to James Thomas by deed
from Yough Manor Mining Co.,
dated March "a, 1904, and recorded
in Liber 46, Folio SIS. State and
County taxes due for 1857 and
1858.
Total amount of taxes due: S21.28.
Costs of sale: S1805. Total as of
day Of sale: 1898. Assessed value:
S475.00.
Is. Garrett c. Dixon and Wife,
District $3.50 acres, known as the
"Corunna Farm" located in Elec-
ton District No. 8. assessed to
Garrett C. Dixon and wife, and be-
ing the same property which was
conveyed to Garrett c. Dixon and
Payton A. Dixon by deed from w.
McCulloh Brown, dated July 6,
1918 and recorded in Liber "a,
Folio 264. State and County taxes
due for 1857 and 1858.
Total amount of taxes due:
S234.87. Costs of sale: S1805. Total
as of day of sale: S252 80. Assessed
value: S7072.00
16. William r. Fishel, District
8-1.4 acres, part of Military Lot
No. 1921, lying on the North bank
of the Potomac River, in Election
District No. s, assessed to William
/ R. FiShel, and being the same prop
erty which was conveyed to Will
liam r. Fishel and Susan j. Fishel,
his wife, by deed from John S.
Moreland and Ida o. Moreland,
, his wife, dated April 81, 1908, and
recorded in Liber Sc. Folio SOS;
and also by deed from Ida o.
! Moreland, ct al, dated April II,
1908, and recorded in Liber Sc,
, folio 564. State and County taxes
due for 1857 and 1858.
Total amount of taxes due: 1897.
Costs of sale: S1805. Total as of
day of sale: S2702. Assessed value:
$4,000.
10. Bruce Lohr. ct al. District
50 acres, lying along the County
Road from the Riley Farm to
Schell, in Election District No. 8,
assessed to Bruce Lohr, ct al, and
being the same which was con-
veyed to Bruce A. Lohr, Clarence
N. Murphy, Gilbert Friend and
Leonard SWeitzer, as tenants in
common, by deed from Audley w.
Riley and EthelWyn B. Riley, his
wife, dated October II, 1915, and
recorded in Liber 140, folio Ill,
State and County taxes due for
1857 and 1858.
Total amount of taxes due: $2.25.
Costs of sale: S1805 Total as of
dav of sale: 5000. Assessed value:
$4,000.
10. George H. Rohrbaugh and
Wife, District 50 acres fronting
along U. S. Route so, a distance of
2O8 feet, in Election District No. 8,
. assessed to George H. Rohrbaugh
and wife, and being the same
which was conveyed to George
Haven Rohrbaugh and Frances
Ruth Rohrbaugh, his wife, by deed
from Paul L. Dawson, ct al. dated
April II, 1916, and recorded in
Liber 139 Folio 377. State and
County taxes due for 1857 and 1858,
Total amount of taxes due: S40.29.
Costs of sale: $1805 Total as of
day of sale: $5834 Assessed value;
100000.
20. Albert j. Blttner and Wife,
District 9-All that parcel of land
containing 1O2,548 square feet, sit
uate in Election District No. 8, as
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TREsPASs NOTICE

Persons are hereby warned not
to Hunt or Trespass on my land
of $40 acres, south side of Muddy
Greek, to the Browning dam road.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Sisler
ADV. $751;
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NOTICE

No Hunting or Trespassing will
be allowed on the farm of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Wesley Enlow, Hoyes, Md.
ADV. 32-tf
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Oakland Maryland
ended
accordingly included of the
under the circumstances
opinion the accompanying statements and exhibits present
income collected and discussed by the Board
the then ended basis consistent with that of
the preceding
Respectfully submitted
(SgdD Mclaughlin
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State of Maryland
Garrett County, TO-wt
hereby certify that the 18th day of November the of
1858 before the subscriber Notary Public of the State of Mary
land and Garrett County aforesaid personally appeared Dr.
aforegoing full
the of his knowledge and
Board
year beginning day
ending the Both of June, 1858.
Ralph Caandrela, President
subscribed
my Notaria Seal this 18th day of November, 1853
Stuart F. Hamil, Jr.
Notary Public
commission expires May A. 1859.
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81 Anthony Lewis, District IS
All that parcel of land contain
ing 5625 square feet, situate in
Election District No. -, assessed
to Anthony Lewis as containing 10
of an acre Of land, and being the
same which was conveyed to An
thony (Tony) Lewis by deed from
Joseph Rankalo, dated December
10, 1913, and recorded in Liber r.
LID. No. 154, folio 1874 Said parcel
of land lies in Kitzmiller and is
subject to reservation Of coal and
minerals.
State and County taxes due for
1856 1857 and 1858 Total amount
of State and County taxes; $23 81.
Municipal taxes due: $1l.39. Costs
of sale: $18.05. Total as of day of
sale: S53.41. Assessed valuation:
S35OO0.
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%. Evaiihe FOol, District 13-
All that lot, assessed, as part of
Lot No. 80, to Evaline Pool in Dis
trict No 10 being a r. 47x132 feet,
a part of Lot No. 81 in the Town
of charlottesville, and being the
same which was conveyed to Eva
line Pool by deed from Henry L.
Pool and wife. dated August 8,
1927. and recorded in Liber EFT.
No. 95, Folio ADJ.
State and County taxes due for
1857 and 1858. Total amount of
taxes due: $121O. Municipal tax:
S6.78 Costs Of sale: S1805. Total
as of day of sale: $36.93. Assessed
value: $4,000.
"a. Handy Gipson Estate, Dis
trict 14-Lot No. 3, Block 81. of
Wilson'S First Addition to the town
Of Oakland, Election District No.
IA, Garrett County, Maryland. as
sessed in the name of Handy Clip
son Estate, and being part of the
land that was conveyed to the said
Handy Gipson by deed from Gill
NOR S. Hamill, and Lizzie NJ. Ham
ill, his wife, dated August 4, 1885,
and recorded in Liber WHIT. No.
10, Folio 483, one of the Land
Records of Garrett County, Mary
land.
State and County taxes due for
the years 1857 and 1858. Municipal
taxes: SSH. Total amount of taxes
due: S12.32. Costs of sale: S18.05
Total as of day of sale S35.48. AS
sessed value: S275.00.
o.
81. Walter Shaffer and Wife.
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THE REPUBLICAN, OAKLAND. MAINLAND
cERTIFlcATIoN OF SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
OE GARRETT COUNTY

hereby certify that the figures given in this report true and
belief
verified from the records of the Garrett County Board Education
Sgd Willard L.. Hawkins
County Superintendent Schools
August %, 1858
p
Oakland Maryland
,
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sesscd to Albert J. Bittner and
wife, being part of Military Lot
No 5S3. and the same which was
conveyed to Albert j. Bittner and
wife, by deed from S. C. ShoWalter
and wife, dated April 6, 1913, and
recorded in Libcr RID. No. Isl,
Folio 403. Said land is subject to
reservation of minerals.
State and County taxes due for
1857 and 1858. Total amount of
State and County taxes: 1924.
Costs of sale: S1805. Total as of
day of sale: S2O.29 Assessed valu-
alton: $4,000.
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%. Dewey Harvey, District 10
87.75 acres, located in Election
District No. 10, assessed to Dewey
Harvey, and being the same which
was conveyed to Dewey Harvey
by deed from Josephus Harvey,
widoWer, dated March Is, 1884,
and recorded in Liber 107, Folio
1924.
State and County taxes due for
1857 and 1858. Total amount of
taxes due: S14709 Costs of sale:
S1805. Total as of day of sale:
S16514. Assessed value: S3,285.00
"a Truman and Clara Butler,
District 12-8934 acres of land, as
sessed to Truman and Clara But
Ter, in District No. II, and being
the same land which was conveyed
to the said Truman Butler and
Clara Ellen Butler, his wife. by
deed from Annie V. Butler, dated
November 10, 1925, and recorded
in Liber EFT. No. 81, Folio 298
State and County taxes due for
1857 and 1858 Total amount of
State and County Taxes: S17.51
Costs of sale: S18.O5. Total as OF
day of sale: S3556. Assessed valu-
alton: $751; 90.
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TREASURER'S TAX SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND

Garrett County, Maryland.
State and County taxes due for
Observation-Disclosures Total amount
of State and County taxes: $3.50
Costs of sale: S18.05. Total as of
day of sale: $685.. Assessed Valu-
alton: $4,000.
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20. Albert j. Bittner and Wife,
District 9-All that parcel of land
containing 102,548 square feet, sit
uate in Election District No. 8, as
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All Scboore SO 1872 100 90 S142885O0 S3975O45O0
following schools derived from ndepenGent school ac
the requirements of Chapter 743 OF the
tho Cn,cral sselnh of
Evening star., 1958-02-16

COOL CAT DISC JOCKEY
GRANT-PleaSe dedicate Dip
sy Doodle" for Janet and Max
Inc on February II.
MILT-Ded. Don't" and Il Got
a Baby" to Joyce X. from
Charles d. and to Patsy ID.
from LESTER c.
ATTENTION MILTERINO -
Please play STOOD Up" for
Donna and Willy; april Love"
and "Oh. oh, I'm Falling in
Love" for Susan and Twiggy:
"Jailhouse Rock" for SINS jail
mates; Great Balls Of Fire"
for CHINA pyromaniacsl Also
Don't" to Betty and her sailor;
Going Steady" to Sandy and
Charlie Brownl
MILT-Please spin "Waitin' in
School, for Audrey and Rich
ard, Diane and Tommy. Marcy
and Joel, Sandy and Gary,
Jean Ann and ?, Anne and
Bob, Carl and Judy, Jeff and
his secret admirer, Rita and
Gary, Mary and Charlie, Ron
ME and Brenda, Nancy and her
latest, and all the kids in Mrs.
Basil's 5th period English class
at Northwestern from CUPID.
MILT-Please ded. mo Love" for
Donald M. from a girl who
likes him q lot.
Evening star., 1958-02-16
ARC WELDING sET-welds to

q inch: rods. goggles. instruc-
tions included. 81. 2 model
airplane engines. o. K. Cub .029
and one .065 Spitflre. each
$3.50. Have many other items
for sale. Herndon 676-M.
HEY, WILDCATS! Let's beat
Bladensburg on the 25th. Two
ex-Mustang fans. TERRY and
DIANE.
DEAR MILT-I love SirloinerS,
so do you. see ON your show
that you really like 'em. JOE F.
ATTENTION, ID. B.. L. NJ. r. K.
r. F. and ]. c.. all of LCHS-I
like all Of you. especially
Danny. A.
LOST-One pretty. adorable and
thoughtful girl. Will finder
please send her back to me.
A SERIOUS BOY.
PAT HI thank you for the 10
most wonderful weeks. I miss
you a Let. A SERIOUS BOY.
r. r. ENLARGER and photo
equip.-3 trays. enlarging paper,
contact printer: chemicals: $28
whole mess. Call OIL. 2-5786.
MOTORCYCLE 1947 Harley
Davidson; 80-cu.-in.: four
speed trans; good engine; in
running condition, $110. RA.
6-1728.
FOR SALE-One well-equipped
chemistry lab. several sets antI
lots Of extra equip. OF. 4-6643l
Evening star., 1958-02-16
Record Requests


GEN. IRLOINER PEPSI
GRANT-Please ded. Don't"
to Teddie and Bates r., from
the two girls in Hyattsville,
RONNIE E. and JUDY G.
NIILT SHAKE - Please play
Don't" for fiirt Eddie j. in
my section. 90. NANCY S.
nj. G. Please spin "O'Boy."
shes Neat" Everyday" but
she's so Tough" for Glenda
and friend, from the squirrel,
ROBERT.
MILT-Please play You Are My
Destiny for Andy and Pat,
Sue and Ray. Mickey and
Rickie. M. E. H. and Tommy,
Pat, Danny, Chip and Patty.
DEAR MAT-Please spin 80
Tough" and Good Golly, Miss
Molly" to Kathy and Thorny
and Seneatha and Bobby. From
CUPID.
SIR LOINER MILT-Please spin
"Oh. Oh. I'm Falling in Love
Again" for Frances T., from
someone who really cares.
MfLT-Play Maybe, Baby" by
the Cricketts and Il Beg of
You" to Jerry c.. from someone
who Is available.
MILT. GET A JOB GRANT
Please play "Oh, Oh, I'm Fall
ing in Love" for Jackie, from
JOHNNY.
MILT-PleaSe play Don't" to
Rita Lee, from VIC, and say a
late happy birthday to Betty
and Anita.
ME, ME MILTON Youea
pleezsa spenda "Doan'te",
forau littleau olCe meau. noa.
Thankses yous-??-S. A.
LITTLE BIDDY Blu d ID Y
GRANTY - Spin Don't" to
Fran. Bill, Bucky and the
Gamblers. LOU.
MILT-Spin de De Dinah" and
she's Neat" to Shelbe S. and
Penny S. from the two boys
who like them. ROBERT F.
and MILTON II.
MILTAROLLA, PEPSI COLA,
SLIM JIM. SIRLOINER,
MILT SHAKE, CHICKEN
CATCHATORY, PIZZA-EAT'N
GRANT Please spin Don't"
for ID. c." and ct. w."
MILT REFRESHES AS IT GOES
DOWN, ded. "Teeney Weeney,"
for l.. B., c. o.. L. NJ, d. B., p. l..
M. d., C. K, r. l., r. K,
DIANA.
Evening star., 1958-02-16
Greetings

VIOLET Happy l4th birthday.
How about that surprise birth
day party-NEAT? CAROL 10
and PEE WEE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a won-
derful Mother on Monday.
Love. JANET and JIM.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY on Feb.
IS to Nom and Dad, the great
est. Love, LINDA and CAROL.
TEENIE WEENIE-Happy BIRTH
day baby. 1 hope we'll be to-
gether Love, KILLER.
MOTHER Happy Valentine
Day to q wonderful Nom. Your
daughter. 10.
AL Happy Valentine Day.
honey. Up. S. We haven't much
longer to wait now. All my
love, 10.
ANN - Happy birthday. from
ever-loving LIZ.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Philip Hall.
the finest boy ] know. UNCLE
BOB.
LARRY Happy birthday from
Nom, Dad, Frannie, Richard.
Mike, Joan, Don. Donny. Ida
and Dick.
LEON C.-Happy birthday to the
best boyfriend anyone could
have. DIANE A.
DONNIE-Happy birthday to the
sweetest guy / know. From
your steady, GINGER.
DI GRIFFIN-Happy. 18th BIRTH
day. Now you can wear lip
Stiekl CAROL H.. JANET D..
BETTY C.
J. L M.-Happy anniversary on
Feb. 10, to q Aft. lin. doll.
from the boy who wants . 81
Mercury.
LINDAAIARE F.-RoSes are red,
violets are blue, sugar is sweet
and 50 are you. YOUR VAL
ENTTNE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to q very
nice mother. AUDREY and
BETTY.
BARBARA Clin H. wishes
you q happy birthday on Feb.
-. Prom CUPID.
DEAR SKLP-Happy birthday to
. real swell brother. Love.
ANN.
VERNON-It's been q wonderful
4 months together. Let's make
it forever. Happy anniversary
dear. Love, RUBY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Barbara
B. on the 18th and Nine. Ber-
ME On the 18th Of NDA. See
you in Ocean Cityl ALPHA
GAMMA BETA.
SARAH AND SUE Happy
birthday on the nth ANN.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Warren
on the 18th Love always,
Evening star., 1958-02-16

CLIFTON SANS, II. senior at Mackin
High-"Tm all in favor of it. 1t saves my
phone bill. Besides. my father doesn't
like me to talk more than five minutes
IL I make the call But If someone calls
me. can talk as long as want. have
an unlisted phone so only give out my
number to girls want to talk to anyway" !"
Evening star., 1958-02-16
Miscellaneous

C0NTL MOTOR, 2 h.p-. 4 CYL;
$12. Boys roller skates. 61a;
81. Beth like-new condition.
JE. 4-llT3.
FOR SALE-Golf clubs. 2. 5. Z. 9
irons: putter; driver; 3 wood.
and bag; $40. VIII. 6-O272.
BILLY K.-"You Are Ny Special
Angel" so Don't" pass me by.
Love. forever 2??
PAULA-It's been q wonderful
IL years. Let's make 1t
longer! B. S.
LOST cute boy who answers
to name Of Static. II found.
return to TINY.
HEY KIDS-Want to buy some
old records cheap? $50 and so
centSD Call y. j." at EN-.
3-59o4 for names.
WANTED - Set Of weights for
building muscles. Call TE.
6-i2e4.
BIKE SALE Girls 24-inch Air
hyte:. blue and white: very
good condition: SIS. TIE.
6-40ls.
WANTED-One kitten: will give
a good home to a kitten. Call
so. 8-S35c.
WANTED - Tape recorder or
deck. Need not work. IA. Z
1920. MIKE.
IS STUDE. PRES. ENGINE;
o.h.v.. racing pistons. full cam,
balanced stick. fiywheel, etc.
$50 or best offer. OIL. 4-ll6l.
LOST-One girl friend. She has
blond hair and answers to the
name. Kay d. II found, call
j. c.
GINGER AND BERGIE at LCHS
-LOudoun and you all are the
greatest. Had a wonderful 3
days. Please write. JUDY.
A SOLID GOLD WATCH for
graduation: mans $3.50. 22-
jewel Hamilton "Crispin. won
in contest. brand new: S65.
South 5-7l35.
TOMMY AND RICkIE-R Remem-
Der those Magic Moments, -
Don't Let Go" and "We1l
Come Runnin Back to You"
THE GIRLS.
A RECORD HOP was held at
Knights of Columbus Hall on
Feb. Z by the Colombian
Squires and the SQuirettes. A
large crowd appeared and an
excellent time was had by all.
SHOE SKATES. girls. size S:
good condition: SO or best
offer. Call EILEEN, LU. 2-9478.
BUTCH-It's been one month";
Let's make It much more. Your
steady. BRENDA.
FOR SALE-26-in. SchWinn BIZ
cycle. equip. with extra-large
basket for papers. etc; $40.
OF. 1909.
l NAONO1 oOOO GAs &-olCCO
trans. side car. windshield
good cond.: also Wizzer motor
bike. good cond. Best offer
WA. 7-277O.
FOR SALE l6-hd. chestnut
gelding. gentle. sound. likes to
run: Sl25. with saddle: will sell
separately. Consider trade for
colt or filly. Ask for ALICE,
FL. 6-So28.
TEENS AND TEACHERS
Thank you for your cards and
letterS during my illness In
Providence Hospital RON
TORRE.
SALE-l9S7 gray Ford coupe. ~
Va motor. good tires. Naug
Int. cuStomized; $50. Cal
JULES. Appleton T-7161.
ED D.-ThankS for . ~wunner-
fuI- time at your last senior
prom. FRAN.
BOYS WINTER JACKET, size
II: black flannel suit, size -:
topcoat, sine Is: eOod oondi-
1 -. - - Cr-arra osknnO
Evening star., 1958-02-16
Talking 1t Over

There's eonstont ringing. usuolE in the eors OF ony
teen oee-he telephone rng But who should be dong the
rno;no9 At the request Of teenoeer TEEN this week
osked five students Should Girls Coll Up Boys on the Ieie-
phone?" Here ore their answers:
Evening star., 1958-02-16
Jobs Wunted

GIRL. white. junior high school
desires babySitting jobs. Call
ELIZABETH, LU. 2-8756.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
Women Refuses
Transmission, Dies

HAVERHILL. Mass. July
30 (R.-Mrs. Elizabeth Demo,
43. who had refused blood
transfusions because Of her re-
ligious beliefs, died yesterday
from what doctors described
as complications from the
chronic loss Of blood.
Doctors said the loss OF
blood was caused by an ul-
cerated intestine.
Doctors had tried for nearly
a year TO get Mrs. Demo to
submit TO blood transfusions
but she refused In her stated
belief as a member Of Je-
hovah's Witnesses that one
human should not feed on the
blood Of another.
Mrs. Demo entered the hos
pital last September. Doctors
operated without blood trans
fusions, using drugs, including
cobalt. TO keep her alive.
She was released from the
hospital last January but was
readmitted in May.
Mrs. Demo leaves her hus-
band and six children. four Of
the children by a former mar
riage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
Russiun-Text
Lack Denied
ByPfofessor

A George Washington Unia
versity foreign language pro-
fessor reported today there is 3
wealth of material available
with which to teach Russian"
DR.. Helen Yakobson, in
strumental in selling the i'm
portance Of the Russian lang
uage to the District School
Board, said she was distressed
that "perfectionists" are upset
because there is no high school
text in Russian.
Russian texts are available, "
she said, though they may not
be considered ideally suited for
high school students"
But If the teacher of Rus
sian will look past the end of
her nose she will find there is
plenty of material available"
The lack Of Russian texts was
cited in a report Of the Modern
Language Association Of Amer
lea.
The District. along with a
number Of parochial schools.
will start teaching Russian this
September.
Miss jacobson added she was
meeting with District school
officials today to decide on just
what material will be used in
the instruction of Russian in
two public high schools this
fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

about 5000 persons on It's pay
roll both here and At test IA
cilltles throughout the country.
Two Of NAcAs centcrs which
WIN be absorbed BY NASA--are
al Langley Field. Va. and Wal
lops Island. Va. OF the Dell
marva peninsula in Accumack
County.
IT was the intent Of Congress
In passing the space act 70
make certain that the Nations
ventures into the void would
be firmly IN civilian hands. But
this did not mean that the
military would be frozen out
OF the space business. Ample
provision is made for protect
ina the pentagon's interests In
weapon development.
Many observers. aware OF
empire building propensities
common IN Government. pre-
dict many cat-and-dog battles
between NASA and the PEN
taeon's Advanced Research
Projects Agency. one effort 10
keep these lights at q minimum
was written into the law in the
form OF q Civilian-Military
Liaison Committee.
Consultation Specified
This group. headed by q $780,
0O0-a-year chairman and mem
bership evenly divided between
NAsA on the one hand and the
Defense, Army, Navy and Air
Force Departments on the 9TH
er. "shall advise and consult -.
on all matters relating to
aeronautical and space activ-
tiles"
The Liaison Committee Is
charged with the Job Of trans
hitting information from one
agency to the other so as to
keep each fully and currently
Informed"
The President. between now
and next January 1, has a free
hand in assigning missions to
NASA. The only proviso is that
he must report his actions To
Congress. After the start of the
new year, however. the Presi-
dent win have to notify Con-
gress Of his intent to transfer
activities from another agency
to NASA, and Congress will
have the power Of veto.
The Presidents right tc
transfer duties will last for -four
years, after which time it is
expected that the new agency's
duties will be firmly established
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
Marine Guarding
Backed byCubo

American Marines guarding
the water supply for the United
States Naval Base at Guanta-
namo Bay we're dispatched with
the permission of the Cuban
government, the State Depart
ment said today.
The Marines were posted at
a pumping station at Yateras
and along pipelines leading the
four miles to the Guantanamo
Base last Monday.
"The United States Govern
ment hopes it is only a tempo
rary measure" State Depart.
ment Press Ofhcer Lincoln
White told reporters. IF more
satisfactory arrangements can
be made for the adequate pro-
lection Of the site they will be
undertaken without delay"
Cuban troops were Withdrawn
from the pumping station area
. few days ago.
No Marines have been sent
from the United States to Cuba
for the special guard detach-
ment. Mr.. White said. nor win
any be sent"
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fire on the palace. The army
counterattacked shortly after
and the seven rebels were killed
in the barracks.
President Duvalier. dressed in
an army majors uniform with
pistol and steel helmet, was in
the thick of the fighting. officers
said.
The President told the popu-
lace In a broadcast that "the
criminal observation-disclosures
and foreign-have paid with
their lives for this deadly enter
prise"
President Duvalier has also
been warned of trouble from the
followers of Louis Dejoie, who
was beaten by Mr.. Duyalier in
the election. Mr.. Dejoie also il
| in New York and also denied
plotting to overthrow President
Duvaher.
The three former army Of
ficers in the attempted coup
were identified as Alix Pasquet,
a former captain Of the palace
guard; Philippe Dominique and
Henri Perpignand, who was Mr.,
Magloire's aide.
In Miami. the wives Of Pas
quet and Dominique said their
husbands had told them they
we're going to New York and
West Palm Beach. respectively
Each man had three children,