davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1959-01-24
TInrmur's Island
Sdfuris Features
st. Croix De Luxe

Island Safaris with head
quarters in st. Thomas, has
scheduled three special trips
for 1859, one will be to, accord
ing to the folder, st. Croix
de Luxe It reads:
Designed for those with
considerable intellectual Curl
ousitsy and a desire to see and
understand the largest y. S.
Virgin Island IN one day. For
those who are used to the best
and can afford the best.
entirely different from st.
Thomas or St. John, long
called The Garden Of the
West Indies St. Croix, with
, 1959-01-24
Mother Hubbard"
Troupe to Hove
PurtY JdnuurY so

in the St .Croix Christmas Fes
tival parade and identified as
he Mother Hubbard troupe,
will be given a party on Fri
day, January 80, 1859 by Mrs.
Anna Brodhurst, who was
Mother Hubbard.
The troupe won third prize,
iii the amount Of Ten Dollars,
a check for which was re-
ceived by Mrs. Brodhurst from
the Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
REFRlCERalC ES
CASH BUYERS

We have the lowest prices in town
on new fully guaranteed refrisers =
tors. All in factory sealed car
tons. No reasonable offer refused
We carry GE, Frigidaire, Philco,
WESTINGHOUSE and Norge STAND
ARD TIRE AND BATTERY CO.
10th and H ne, Ii. 3-9Os2. Open
owes 'tjl q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

PIANO-SPECIAL CLEARANCE
OF new KIMBALL SpinetS ant
consoles S.,, 9 STYLES and finishes 5
up to 5000 on a fine quality in
strument with lifetime sound
board guarantee, and many othe
exclusive features. PRICED As
LOW AS S495. Don't wait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
WAsHERS-D PIERS
CASH BUYERS

We have the lowest prices in town
on new washers and driers. We
carry GE, Frigidaire, Norge,
Westinghouse. All fully guaran-
teed No reasonable offer refused.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY co.
ION P~d H Sts NE II. 3-9OS2
WASHER, late model, fully auto,
I good cond guaranteed; will de-
liver: 500. Ii 1-j9g5. lS'
WASHER; auto, late model. good
cond.: guaranteed, will deliver:
$50. H. 1-3535. lSs
WASHER, late model, coed cond 4,
WIN auto pump guaranteed.
viii deliver; So Ii. 7-353j. 49,
WASHER, late model. good cond.,
with auto. pump. guaranteed :
Will deliver: $50. IL 7-2323. lS'
WHEEL CHAIR and Hoyer lift. like
new. Call JE. 3-9OlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

Grand. Lubitz (G@.
many, finished dark mahogany
superb tone. ideal for club hall
S475 sacrifice. ia. 5-l235.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

PIANOS-JORDAN'S branch stores
have a complete selection Of pianos
and organs for sale or rent in
Guiding values in used inStru-
ments. Plenty of parking space
at each store. a332 Georgla ave
Silver Spring: 5l69 Lee highway
Arlington; l04 William street
Fredericksburg Silver Spring ano
Arlington stores open evenings eX-
cept Saturdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
BIG, BIG
BARGAINS
OPEN TIL 9 TONIGHT
Friday, 9 AM. to 9 PM.
Dry out your damp basement
DRYOMATIC CORP.
XII, $4,000 WEEKDAYS

Beige sleep sofa, innerspring mat.
ReposSesSed. In new con.
REG. SEES SALE sos
YOU SAVE S12G
Odd round Appalachian oak table
. chairs.
YOU SAVE SOL
Colonial Cherry Bedroom Suite;
BED, chest, dresser, mirror. 600
-'- YOU SAVE 500 ~ - %
2 Four-Pc. Colonial 9. ON Suites;
golden maple finish; chest
dresser, mirror, bookcase beo
NN'' slo You SAVE SO HAf'' o d
3-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite: large
%STTR Ess sh GND s IsRfSsie bed
NEG s'Y You SAVE sf SnLE' Slo9
2.Pc Foam Rubber Living Room
Suite; sofa, matching chair;
decorator fabrics in green, brown
=, black la sJ beige ETC. s.,r s,,o
YOU SAVE $3.50
l black nylon foam rubber sleep
sofa. opens n sleep >, full mat
lTtbS ana SpElnBs
YOU SAVE 500
2-Pc. Living Pm. Suite, brown OF
charcoal sofa bed, opens tC
sleep ,, and chair.
| ORIG. S1g9 SALE, 500
YOU SAVE 500
5 Groups Living Room Tables:
step-ends, cocktail table,
group Of 2. .o-
YOU SAVE $50
2 Five-Pc. Dinette Sets: Formica-
top table, 4 chairs.
YOU SAVE S24
l Three-Pc. French Provincial Sec
tional: all foam rubber, outstand-
ing turquoise matelasse fabric.
YOU SAVE Sill
2 Seven-Pc. Colonial Dining Room
Suites, golden maple finish, -.
-'-' YOU SAVE 500 "
. six-piece bedim. suites: chest,
dresser. mirror bookcase bed,
MATTRESS AND SPRINGS. mod
ern silver-gray.
YOU SAVE $50
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS
AVAILhPI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

ORGANs-Expansion and remodel.
ing sale, organs reduced dras.
tically for quick clearance tC
make room for workmen. Your
chance TO really save on home
and church models. KITS, 1896
q ST., NV, RE. 7-62i2. open ans
eve by amt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

BEDROOM. dining nm. contents Of
home. cash. We do moving, stor.
age reasonable rates. IA. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
PIANOS
BALDWIN
Hugo Worch

FIANO COWPAN 7
925 G st. NV. Ma. 8-0423
RADIO SURPLUS-LargeSt stock
all types, RITCO ELECTRONICS,
next to Annadale Body Shop. Anna
dale Va CIl H-Gn1r: LIE o-hSnn
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IFURN.-4-pc, bedrm. suite. chrome
plastic breakfast table and chars.
: Spies. ana mattresses TOR twin
beds, ofeSse- and vanity dresser.
elec. lroner, fireplace screen.
phone stand ana seat, lge. win
COW fan IA. 1-2765.
FURN.-Dineite set, chrome and
torm!ca with f matching chairs,
$40. ia. 2-g4IO
FURN.-3-pc. modern bedrm. suite,
Wllnut, spring and mattress, $50,
Hide-a-bed, with slip cover, S15:
pc. sec. sofa, $50 sgle. bed,
$50, dble. box mattr. and springs,
$50; other misc. items. WO.
6-l92O,
Bookcases, kitchen cabinet,
utensils, radio, TV, bridge table
curtains. In Va, Cheap OIL. 6-4553
FURN. = Formica-top din. rm.
table with i chairs, baby crib
baby chest. ali III good como.
CL. 6-j3Sl.
FURN.-Almost brand.new din set
bedrm. Sc, craoenza, hamper set
FURN.-Entire contents mod. iur-
h!sh.ngS Of bachelor apt. Sacrllce
$3.50. 2649 Woodiey pl. NV.
IFURN.-Mahog., dining rm. table, i
ChalTS- buffet, : corner cabinets.
VIII SCH separately. JU. 1-94S9
after i pm.
FURN.-Gray sofa bed, $50; gray
wool rug. SXl3 #, $50; mattress
anc springs. $50; Duncan Phyte
drop-lea. manoG. table and 4
pm, all day Saturday.
FURN.-2 single beds, including
mattresses, SO, Call III. 9-909S.
IFIRN.-Dlning room table, SIS;
dresser, So; love seat and chairs,
80; rockeI, So. JU. 5-09&g
IFURN.-Din. rm. set, Duncan Phyfe,
$50; 2-pC. llv. I'm. Sulte, G6U,
washer, 500: china cabinet, bullet,
Duncan Phyfe liv. rm. table, 2-pc
beorm. suite. chest OF drawers.
Ii. 4-l62S.
GAS RANGES, used, new; $40 up,
easy credit. ACME STOVE CO.,
l0ll ith st. NV, Ma. S-S925.
GE RANGE, as new; push-button
control, $3.50: also. Hotpoint auto
matte clothes washer, SO. EN-
5-24O6 all day.
GENERATORS, STARTERS. $3.50
up; lge. assert. electric motor re-
pairs, 45th wear. CARTY'S. 1908
l4th. NO. 7-0224.
GOLD COINS, beautiful, So for
81 80, $40 for 5000, $50 for
S49.5U. ia. 5-3222.
GUITAR, Gretsch, Les Paul style
with black ebony finish, lkeneW
cond,; also Fender PremoluX am
phfieT, cost S475 new, sacrifice
$500. Call PERRY BONE. HE
9-3269 after 8 pm,
HI-FI-Pre-amp 25-watt smplifier,
tweeter and 50-in, Lansing WOoier,
plus 34X25Xl9in. speaker en-
closure, $3.50. JU. S-4S3l after
D pm.
KNITTING MACHINE - Brother
Knit: Sl25 or best offer, cost
500; l yr. old. RE 6-Sll5 aft. >.
LOT FOR SALE-FuIl price S265
On TOP of mountain Excellent
view, water and cleo avah Phone
owner. JU 5-gO96 after pm
MINIFORM MINAT. RECORDER,
'li5. JE. ASIA.
OFFICE EQUIP.-DeskS files add
machs., typewrlters etc. Bargains
galore. CIRCLE, GIG 9th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE, including
desks and chairs. Phone Mr..
BARNHARDT, Elk. 3-5llS.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Tv, ZENITH. 2l", with table and
antenna: excellent condition; must
sell. SD Call SP. 3-O163.
VACUUM, Electrolux. excellent con-
dition; SlO delivered, HA. 2-9039.
VACUUM CLEANER, BRAND NEW,
swivel top, on wheels. w/attach !:
Sll,i5; will deliver. SP. 3-OO5s.
VACUuMS, S1O-S2O; l-year guar. |;
rebuilt Hyattsville Vacuum Co,
5"ll Baltimore ave, AP. 7-3553.
lYERIFAX COPPER, Model C; like
new; used 3 mos. Original cost,
S2i0; viii sac, sos, or will trade
for addressograph machine. OV.
3-i5SO.
WASHING MACHINE, brand-new,
factory warranty; gTeat,y reduced +.
terms. OIL. 6-350O, MR. BLAKE,
WASHING MACHINE, GE Auto
matte. GOOD working order, S35.
RIA. SCOTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WAITED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps generators
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP. CO, JU. 5-5040.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY AND EGGS

n. H. RED OR WHITE ROCK baby
CHICKS, 3 NkS. old SIS per 100.
o. G. MAXWELL, U. S. so Lam
ham. Nd. SP. 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22
EVENING

0S06
4-Meet the Press. Panel
Guest: John A. McCone, choir
man OF the Atomic Energy Com
mission.
S-R0y Rogers. Western.
7-SeieRee Fiction TheeteF.
9-SmaIl World, Discussion,
Field Marshal Montgomery. Cen
erol Marx Clark ond General Won
Ssnesr will tolk about World War
u blundeTs,
6I30
4-SobeF OF London. Crime.
Sober Investigates suspected Grim
inol octivity in roce horse stobIe.
Donald Groy.
5-MiIt Gront Show.
I Hour. Teen ooers' dance portY.
7-TToekdown. Western.
An outlaw dies sowing the life OF
Ranger Gilman. Robert Culp.
9-The Twentieth Century.
"Goerine." A filmed biography
OF the No. z NoZi. Walter Cron-
kite, noTotoT.
100
4-RiVeFboot. Adventure.
I Hour. THE Foithless. A pris-
onsr in choins is colled upon to
sove little girls life. Richard
Carlson, Burt Reynolds, kotie
Sweet.
Sunday Listinas Continued on Next Poss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22
SUNDAY

5-Mr. District Attorney,
OoVid erion stoTs.
7-LOne RonseT. Western,
Clayton Moore stors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-20

10 latch-new magnetic gasket locks in
old, guards food flavor New slim, square
tying. Big 47-pound freezer section.
ull-width crisper and chiller tray. Deep
DOR shelves. New Dial efrost system,
djustable temperature control. So manv
ktra features at low, low costl
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Little Leughe Pluy
viii Begin Muy 10Th

The Oakland Little League will
open its 1859 schedule on Tuesday
May 70. sixty boys in the area be-
,weeu the ages of eight and
twelve. will be participating in the
four teams in competition
Two games are scheduled for
each Tuesday and Friday evenings
throughout the season during the
next two and one-half months.
Business men and organizations
have contributed their financial
support to maintain the Little
League, and league officials have
issued a plea to the people OF
Oakland and nearby area to pro
vide it support by attending the
games
The schedule for the first half.
May 26, Lions VS.. Legion, X. of
p. VS.. Moose.
May 20 X. of p VS.. Lions, Le-
glen vs. Moose.
June 2, Moose VS.. Lions, X. of
P. vs.. Legion
June 5. Moose VS.. X. of P, Lee
gion VS.. Lions
June 9, Moose VS.. Legion, Lions
VS.. X. Of p
June r. Legion VS.. K. of p,
Lions VS.. Moose.
June IS, Lions VS.. Legion, K. of
P. VS.. Moose.
June IS, Moose VS.. Legion, Lions
VS.. X. of P
June %, Legion VS.. K. of P,
Lions VS.. Moose.
Second Half Schedule
June rs, Moose VS.. K. Of P, Lee
gion VS.. Lions
June 30 X. of P. VS.. Lions, Lee
gion vs.. Moose.
July 3, Moose vs.. Lions, X. of P.
VS.. Legion.
July Z, Lions VS.. Legion, K. of
P. vs. Moose.
July 10, Moose vs.. Legion, Lions
vs.. X Of p
July IA, Legion VS.. K. Of P, Lions
VS.. Moose.
July II. Moose VS.. X. Of P, Lee
oion We inns
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Maryland Declared
Modified Certified
Brucellosis Free

Maryland has been declared a
modified certified Brucollosis free
State" considered by state farm
leaders to be mile stone Of eco
Monies as well as public health
significance to the people Of Mary
land
DR.. NJ. r. Clarkson, Deputy Adj
minish ator of Agricultural Re
search Service, USDA, presented a
certificate designating Maryland
as Brucellosis free as of April p,
1859. The document, signed by
Secretary of Agriculture, Ezra
Benson, was presented TO Dr..
Elkins.
1t was pointed out that the des-
ignation of Maryland as modified
certified Brucellosis free, marks
the elimination Of an intensive
program and represents a major
step in the elimination Of the dis
ease from cattle herds of the
state"
Brucellosis. formerly known as
Bangs disease or contagious abor-
ton, was the most costly of the
communicable diseases affecting
cattle. Primary losses due to this
infection are reduced milk produc-
ton and calf crop, as well as the
cost Of replacing the diseased
animals In man, the disease is
known as undulaEt fever 1t has
become known primarily as an oc-
cupationsl disease since it is con-
tracted most frequently by persons
working with infected animals.
Efforts to control the disease in
Maryland were started in the late
1920's Since then, gradual prog
ress was made in bringing the
disease under control. In 1854, the
State Board Of Agriculture adopted
an emergency regulation to ac-
CELEBRATE eradication Of the disease
in cattle to coincide with the ac-
CELEBRATED Federal Program init
ated in 1853.
To achieve a modified certified
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
OAK PARK

Mrs. Don Teagarden and daugh-
tiers spent the weekend in Bed
ford Pa On Sunday they joined
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker and
children on a picnic. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker are former teachers Of the
Oakland area.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith and
sons visited in Smithficld. Pa, over
the weekend. They visited Mr.
Smiths father, who is a patient
in the hospital there.
Wayne Biser underwent an oper-
alton for the removal of his APP
pendiX on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon, Red
House, and June Adams and Sam
Miller, Of Bridgewater, We're Sat
urday evening visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Spoerlein.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeNcal Dean and
family were visiting in Junior. w.
Va, over the weekend.
Attending the rally OF the West
ern Maryland District Women's
Work group at the Maple Grove
Church of the Brethren at Grants
Vile on Saturday were Mrs. Ernest
Spoerlein Mrs. Marshall Dewitt.
Mrs. Ellwood Sanders, Mrs. Ken
meth Jones. Mrs Harold Gnegy,
Mrs. w. E. Spoerlcin, Mrs. Charles
Baker and Mrs Edward G. Wen
ger.
A spaghetti supper will be
served in the Oak Park church
Fellowship hail on Thursday eve
ming, May %, from to o'clock.
The price will be 81 for adults
and rs cents for children
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Southern Speaks
By Jean Beachy
Final Meeting Tonight

Final Meeting Tonight
Southerns Band Boosters Club
will hold its final meeting this
evening, May q, at 800 in the
bandr0om.
Annual Assembly Held
The annual awards assembly
will be held tomorrow afternoon
in the school gym
Various awards will be presented
to students in many different fields.
Southcrn's Student Council is
in charge Of this program.
Parents and friends Of the seniors
are invited to attend.
Sophs Hold Annual Party
Southern's Sophomore class is
holding its annual tenth grade
party tomorrow night in the
school cafeteria.
Schedule for Seniors
Southcrn's Senior Glass Picnic
is scheduled for Monday. May Is.
at the Western Maryland All
Ccater at Bidinger.
Senior tests VIII be administered
on Tuesday and Wednesday,
The tree dates may be changed
to meet weather conditions.
Seniors will receive their cans
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Southern Wins Come

Southern High school defeated
Fort Aslby High school at Oak
land on Monday afternoon by the
score of 10 to and made its
record % in the Potomac Valley
conference.
The Highlanders collected y
hits, eight of which were shared
by Wine, Gnegy, r. Colaw and
Martin Gnegy raped a pair OF
tWo-baggers.
Dick Stuck went the distance for
Southern and pitched a four-hit-
ter.
Playing for Southern in addi-
ton to those already named we're
Rhodes, Glotfelty Martin, Terry
ColaW, James, Craver, Collins
Spiker, Fernando, DiSmone, Gank
and Butler.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21

Brucellosis free status within a
State, it is necessary that there be
less than one percent Of the cattle
reacung to the test, and less than
five percent Of the herds in the
state showing reactors The reports
showed that only o. percent re-
actors to the test, were found in
Maryland in the period between
July 1858 and April 30 Of this year.
The percentage Of herds with re-
actors was % percent-well be
low the 5 percent maximum
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
EVANSVILLE

The Grantsville school viii hold
its final P.-TA meeting, Monday
evening, May Is, with Leslie Stan
ton, president, presiding. Officers
will be installed and summarize
ton Of the years work given. The
Glee club will present a program
under the direction of Mrs. Betty
Kolb Refreshments will be served
by Mrs Jennie Stark and Miss
Joyce Warwick
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
& SefnOnette
By Area Ministers
Row TO Be A Real Believer

How. To Be A Real Believer
By G. BRYAN BLAIR, pastor
Mt Lake Park Ev. U,B. Church
Mark 9:24 Lord, | Believe: help
thou mine unbelief."
Could you cry or become angry
just because you Willed it so on
the moment? Why that's a foolish
question: you say. Il couldn't cry
or become angry without a reason. :"
That's all true but what we do not
so readily admit is that there are
countless times when we promise
ourselves that we won't let our
selves fear in times of stress and
tragedy. we will believe in God
and trust it all to him" we tell
ourselves. Yet, in spite of all our
self-Will we fret and worry and it
is difficult to get a firm grip on
true Christian faith. We are told
in the Bible to believe and thou
shalt be saved"
The same Bible tells us that
even the Devils believe and
tremble." Hardly anyone would be-
lieve that the devils will be saved
so therefore saving faith" must
be something deeper than the
mere words suggest at their face
value. | like to believe that it
means salvation in every area of
life Not just salvation through the
intellect or reasoning. Not just an
emotional experience, but believing
to the extent that we are motivated
in every area of Life to be a trans
formed individual. The Bible says
Come, let us reason together" and
again His Spirit beareth witness
with our spirits" These statements
point up the fact that Jesus Christ
is interested in every facet of our
lives.
AS to the value of such a faith
almost any medical doctor will
verify the fact that when a patient
has faith that he can get well this
spiritual quality has a direct bear
ing on mis- physical ability to re-
cover.
The main hindrance to most
peoples having a belief or faith
in Christ that makes odd things
pass away and all things become
new is simply that they will not
turn over all the "old things" TO
the One that is able to make all
things new" One man is con-
verted on the basis of reasoning
alone. A little later it seems that
one little sin won't hurt and this
individual becomes a mock to
Christianity. Another is converted
on the emotional basis alone and
while his joy is great at the be
! ginning he doesn't have a basis OF
sound Biblical reasoning for it SO
when ne smashes his thumb with
a hammer short while later his
emotions tell him the proper thing
to do is let fly" with some adjec-
tives that couldn't properly be
turned into printers ink. In closing
there are three things that will
/ put us on the road to helping our
'unbclief' ID Believe the promises
that are in the Bible When we are
picking" the ones we want and
rejecting others we run the risk
/ of calling God a liar. % Look fol
/ the fuIfillment of these promises
in the lives of others. Nothing has
encouraged me as much as meet
ing the individual, though facing
death, that could say with real
faith in Christ, I'm in His care
everything will be all right even
though l may trade this world fol
! another 90 Believe that God is
truly no reSpecter Of persons. If he
will answer prayer for someone
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Activity Increasing
At Deep Creek Lake;
Cite Fishing Success

Fishing pressure and boating ac-
tivities have been increasing dur
ing the past few weeks on Deep
Greek Lake, according to report
issued by Cecil Edwards, fish cul-
turist assistant for the Game and
Inland Fish commission.
He said fishermen interviewed
had reported nice catches of yell
low Perch, some as long as 10
inches, brown bullheads, bluegills,
rainbow trout and some golden
sinners. He said most of the trout
averaged from nine to thirteen
inches and had been caught near
the breast of the dam and at Mead
oW Mountain bridge
Leo Friend, not the district game
warden, landed a 2612 inch trout
near the dam. Andy Newman
hooked a 1712 inch rainbow south
of the Deep Creek bridge.
Through efforts of Senator B. l.
Gender two thousand adult rain
bow trout were obtained from the
Federal Fish and Wildlife service
and were stocked in the lake the
latter part of April.
The Maryland Game and Inland
Fish commission also stocked sew
eral hundred adult eastern chain
pickercl and great northern pike
during March and April. The COM
mission also planted approximately
one million northern pike eggs,
one million walleye eggs and three
hundred thousand walleye fry.
To further study habits and
movements of the fish population
of the lake, many fish have been
trapped and tagged with metal
jaw tag. Fishermen recovering any
of these fish are being asked to
contact a game warden, the creel
census man, Johnny'S Bait House,
or the Information booth, giving
tag number, date and location
where fish was caught.
Edwards said several fishermen
had already reported catching d
few Of these tagged fish. One white
sucker, tagged in Cherry Greek
cove was caught in Deep Greek
cove at upper end of the lake. A
yellow perch, tagged in Hoop Pole
cove April l was caught at Point
View inn on May 10. giving some
idea of the distance the fish travel
Edwards pointed out that a greater
number of tag recoveries would
give better idea Of fish move
ment.
The trapping and tagging pro
{ gram is still in progress and boat
else believe that he will do the
same for you provided you have
met the conditions as outlined il
His Word. Briefly stated they are
found in the great command
ment-"To love the Lord thy Coo
with all thy heart, and with al
thy soul, and with all thy mind
and with all thy strength-Thol
shalt love thy neighbor as myself
Certainly these encompass al
! ora.r of Iifa
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We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness following
the sudden death of our father,
the late c. f. Sharps
We also want to thank the Rev.
Charles Goodwin for his comforting
words, and those who gave flowers
and contributed the use of their
automobiles for the funeral serv-
ice.
The Children
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ers and fishermen We're being
asked not to disturb or remove
traps placed in the lake for this
purpose.
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CARD OF THANKS

Premier Castro of Cuba ordered
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