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Evening star., 1961-07-21

"The budget matter came up
some time ago. It's Just q CO.
incidence"
Owens, a disc jockey for radio
station WAAF, said he was the
announcer for a series Of cam
paign advertisements pur-
chased Of the station by Glimco.
He said his appearance at the
rally was part Of a package
deal with the radio station and
Glimco.
He spoke briefly to some 500
cab drivers at the meeting.
"The only interest I had in
the matter was whether Negroes
would continue to drive taxi
cabs and work as garage
mechanics" he said. A few
years ago, they didn't hold
those jobs"
Chairman Troike commented,
II don't think anyone at the
commission knew Owens had
spoken for Glimco. However, I
do think he was imprudent."
Owens was appointed to the
youth commission In 1856 by
former Gov. william g. STRAIT
ton, a Republican.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
July 81 (AP).-Betty Ann Muir
ply, the defending champion
from Falls Church, Va, will be
more than mildly interested in
how well Norfolk'S Holly Win
ters plays here tomorrow.
In the singles final Of the
Virginia State junior tennis
tournament, Miss Murphy will
be playing against Miss Win
ters. In the doubles finals,
she'll be playing with her.
The second half of the par
lay became a certainty yester-
day when Murphy : Winters
scored a 60, 6-1 semifinal
doubles triumph over Jane
Stevens and Daphne Gemmill
of Charlottesville. The winners
had marched ahead in singles
with semifinal triumphs We'd
nesday.
Also reaching the doubles
finals was the Richmond team
Evening star., 1961-07-21
II Go 10 Post
InNewCastIe
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON. DEL, July 21.-
A field of II fillies and mares
will go to the post at Delaware
Park tomorrow in the $39,412
New Castle Stakes, second
event of the Distaff Big Three.
The New Castle, at a mile
and a sixteenth, will serve as a
preview for next weeks $lIO,-
000-added Delaware Handicap.
The entire field is eligible for
the mile-and-a-quarter classic
on closing day here.
Reginald N. Webster's Quill,
who swept the New Castle and
Delaware Handicap here last
summer. rules a slight choice
at 81 in the diversified field.
Second choice is Mrs. T. M.
Browns entry, Perizade, and
Covert Ranch's Mountain
Glory. The California invaders
are trained by Noble Three
witt.
Another entry is Teacation
and Dotty Kristen, owned by
Fred w. Hooper.
Carrying top weight under
the allowance condition of the
New Castle will be Perizade and
Cain Hoy Stables Make Sail,
each carrying 1875 pounds.
Jockey Paul j. Bailey will rein
Perizade and Manuel Ycaza
will ride Make Sail. Buck
Thornburg handles Mountain
Glory.
Quill, with Jack Leonard in
the saddle, shoulders 100 along
with H. P. Headley's Rash
Statement, John L. Rotz; VIII
liam B. MacDonald's Royal
Native, Larry Adams; Teaca-
tion, Herberto Hinojosa, ano
Mrs. Connie M. Rings Tritoma
Mitchell Shirota.
Completing the New Castle
lineup are Solid Thought, 112;
Donald Pierce: Apple Eva, 1O8
William M. Cook; Siesta, nc
boy: Lady's Maid, 116; Jimmy
Lynch: Airman's Guide, 116
Howard Grant; SoldadeSca
116, Arthur Chambers; Sar.
castle, 112, Hedley Woodhouse
and Secret Honor. 108, Steve
Brooks.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Unseeded Gould
Faces Stiff Test
In Edqemoor Net

Unseeded Glen Gould, who
scored an upset yesterday, faces
Mac Pardew. who avoided one,
as play in the Edgemoor Invi-
tation junior tennis tournament
moves into the semifinal phase
today.
Gould, a rapidly improving
player from Kenwood Country
Club, ousted Second-Seeded
Richard Kolker of Baltimore,
Ga, 60, yesterday in the
tournaments first major form
reversal. Meanwhile. third
seeded Pardew, also Of Balti-
more, needed three sets to turn
back Jed Courtney's stiff upset
bid, 2-6, 60, 8-6.
The first and fourth seeds
also remain in the running for
Saturdays finale. Top-seeded
Jim Busick Of Cambridge, Nd,
clipped Larry Freedman, 6-1,
|6-3, while Russell Tontz of
Baltimore beat Griff Sexton,
6-3, 81. The Busick- -Tontz
semifinal also was booked for
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
SoftbuII HurIer Wins
7th Straight Come

Pitcher Knobby Boteler won
his seventh straight game Of
the season last night as Holi-
day Restaurant won over Cur
tbs Brothers, Az, in a Hillcrest
Softball League game. Holi-
day leads the league by three
games.
In the second game Of the
double-header, the Southeast
Merchants whipped Cedar Hill,
$40.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
KeIso to Bid for No. II
In Brooklyn Hondicop

cap, in which Our Hope was
second. Our Hope, who finish
ed ahead Of Kelso in the Whit
ney Stakes in June at Belmont
but was disqualified for foul
ing, also ran second in the
Monmouth Cap.
Gun Glory, winner of the c,
s. Howard Stakes, and Indian
Blood, who took the Haggin
Stakes, are high weights at
Hollywood with 122 pounds
each. Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Mel
sons Snappy King, who won
the Westchester Stakes, has
119.
Monmouth Oaks on TV
The Darby Dan Farms un-
beaten Primonetta goes after
her 10th straight victory in the
$50, ,000-added Oaks at Mon
mouth Park. The race for s.
year-old fillies, will be tele-
vised nationally (WRC-4 in
Washington at $50 p.m0
Ten may go in the Oaks, In
cluding Ogden Phipps' Funlov-
ing, Andy Crevolin's Mighty
Fair, Fred Hooper's My Portrait
and Calumet Farms Plum Cake.
Primonetta beat Mighty Fair by
a nose in the Delaware Oaks
last Saturday at Delaware Park,
Previously. Primonetta won the
Miss Woodford Stakes at Mon
mouth.
Eight are expected to start
in the $50. 0.000-added EquipoiSe
Mile at Arlington Park, where
Calumet's Pied dor is top
weight under 120 pounds. Cal
umet has won it three times
with Sun Again, Fervant and
BardStown. The Kerr Stables
Grey Eagle is in with 118, and
Fred w. Hooper's Winonly has
lit.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Unbeuten Mines Meet
In County PIuyoffs

University Park and Lewis
dale, the two undefeated teams
in the Prince Georges County
Boys Club Leagues playoffs,
run into each other tonight in
third-round play at the River
dale Recreation Area.
University Park handed East
pines its first loss last night,
I'll, while Lewisdale eliminated
Morningside. 1875. In a third
game, Lanham eliminated For
estville, 1912.
Also booked for tonight at 6
o'clock is a game between Lam
ham and Eastpines, each Of
which has one loss in the
double-elimination tournament.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

continue his string Of VIC
tories.
Mark Levin and Don Curtis
whipped Arnold Skoaland and
Larry Simon, the Great Scott
and Billy Darnell battled to
q draw, Fran Gravette won over
Peg Allen and Bruno Sammar-
tino was too much. for Red
Grupe.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
ONE FOUL BALL
RUINS GAME

SUFFOLK, Va, July 81
(AP).-And there we were,
the bottom of the fourth
with an 80 lead, and
And then a foul ball out
Of the park that not only
ended last nights Junior
Baseball League game but
wiped out the home teams
lead and gave Franklin a
forfeit victory.
League rules call for the
home team to supply the
balls for each game. And
that ball knocked out Of
the park in the fourth was
the eighth-and last one
the Pirates could produce.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Rogers to Oppose Rocco
In Griffith Stadium Bout

Buddy Mature Boy) Rogers
will tangle with Antonino
Rocca in the feature match
Of a wrestling program August
2 at Griffith Stadium, Pro-
moter Vince Mcmahon an
nounced today.
Rogers, who has been un-
beatable in recent matches,
will get his long-awaited shot
at Rocca, who is considered
one of the top performers in
wrestling.
Buddy last night defeated
Dick Steinborn in the feature
match at Capitol Arena to
Evening star., 1961-07-21
PhiIs Recall Pitcher

PHILADELPHIA, July 81
(AP)-The Phillies have re-
called Paul Brown. 20-year-old
righthanded pitcher. from VIII
Transport Of the Glass A East
ern League, to fill the spot
vacated by Robin Roberts,
placed on the disabled list for
80 days because Of an ailing
leg.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Track Merger Off

NEW YORK, July Il (AP).
ALL negotiations for the
purchase by Yonkers Race
way of stock of Roosevelt
Raceway and plans for the
merger of the two harness
racing tracks have been
Cancelled.
In a joint advertisement
the tracks said it was inap-
propriate to proceed because
various public officials have
expressed the view that the
1854 Moreland Commission
directive is stilL effective"
This directive advised against
interlocking directorateS in
the two tracks.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
SPORT
BRIEFS
After Seven Straight

WILMINGTON, Del, July 81
(AP).-Adios Butler, the worlds
fastest PAGER, seeks his seventh
straight victory tonight in the
$30,500 Liberty Bell free-for-all
pace at Brandywine Raceway.
Opposing him will be Bye Bye
Byrd, Dancer Hanover, Apmat
and Keen'S Victorwin.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Aqueduet
By the Associated Press
Cards Buy Pitcher

ST. LOUIS, July 81 'tAP).-
The st. Louis Cardinals yeSter-
day purchased the contract of
Ed Bauta, righthanded relief
pitcher, from Portland of the
Pacific Coast League and OPP
toned Shortstop Gerry Buchek
to the same club.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Bout for Moore

TOKYO, July 81 (AP).-
Tokyo promoter Akira Honda
said today he expects to ar
range later this month a world
featherweight boxing champ
ionship match here between
Champion Davey Moore of
Springfield, Ohio, and Japan's
Kazuo Takayama. Honda said
arrangements for the bout, pro-
posed for late October, were
concluded last week with Willie
Ketchum, Moore'S manager.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Wins 8 in Row

SARATOGA SPRIN s,
N. Y, July 81 (AP).-Shady-
dale Monitor, a 3-year-old
colt by Yankee Scott, won
his eighth straight race last
night at Saratoga Raceway.
Billy Current drove the PAGER
in a 2:064s mile.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Drives Three Winners

VERNON, N. Y, July 81
(AP).-Jimmy Arthur drove
three winners at Vernon
Downs last night. They were
Adios Tom, Debonnie and
Great Duke.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
By the Associated Press

Kelso, the champion horse OF
1860, shoots for his 18th con-
secutive victory in the Brook
lyn Handicap tomorrow at
Aqueduct, while the younger
horses battle for Western 2
year-old honorS in the Juvenile
Championship at Hollywood
Park. Both are $100.000-added
races.
However, tomorrow's card al
Aqueduct is contingent on the
outcome of the strike which
hit today.
Eight horses may oppose
Kelso in the 73d running of the
Brooklyn, in which Kelso Is
asked to carry 1876 pounds
tops in his career. Kelso won
the Metropolitan Mile and the
Suburban, and a Brooklyn VIC
tory would give him the elu-
Sive Handicap Triple. Only
WhiSk Broom II in 1913 and
Tom Fool 40 years later have
made the big grand slam in
the same season.
The Maine Chance Farms
Gun Glory and Rancho Rio
Hondo'S Indian Blood are
standouts in the 6-furlong
Hollywood event, in which 10
may start.
Don POggiO Carries 123
Gustave Rings Don Poggio,
winner of last Saturdays $112,-
300 Monmouth Park Handicap,
is next in the weights below
Kelso with 1913 pounds. Calu-
met Farms Yorky, the Wide
ner winner but unplaced in
the Monmouth race, has 122,
Mrs. @. A. S. McKean's Poly
lad and j. j. Colando's Ou1
Hope pack 116 each. Polylad
won the Massachusetts, Handi-
Evening star., 1961-07-21

POLYHEDRON Is suited BY the 15-mile distance
and gets the vote in Door field CHURCH SPIRE
In his last for $500.
xApprentce allowance claimed
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Racing Results
Delaware

1st-S3,000; cling; 8 & 4 VI. mdns.;
8 fur.
Tybalt (Cook) 23.4O 1920 6.2O
Mop Squeezer (Nelsonl 1O.4O $40
S FyinE ~ SHADOW, On Liberty, Forty
Grand, Scope, Ollie j., Tribal Chart,
Bama Boy, Double Dare You. Time,
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Storage Nine
Raps G-Men

Joe Quinn and Bill Spalding
each got three hits to lead an
11-hit attack as Federal Stor-
age defeated Federal Bureau of
Investigation, ga, in an In
dustrial League game yester-
day on the Ellipse.
Quinn hit a two-run homer
in the first inning and added a
double and single to drive in
four runs. Spalding got three
singles and Tom Arehart
Clipped in wit ha solo homer
and a single.
The victory broke q three
game losing streak for Federal.
It also snapped FBI's three
game winn in 6 stread and
knocked the G-Men out of first
place.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
WI. W..
Silver Hill 2 volkswaEen i z
Fed. FsI stOrss. 3 : u Printers
Today's game, $3.50 Pm, West Ellipsl
.-Volkswagen VS.. Union Printers.
Fed. Storage 301 800 1000 II
Davis Vance (6) and Dirks Haywortf
(Rl. Mcf1ann Dew (Al Miller ny an6
Parker.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

= Mrs G. r. Watkins and Sol Ross entry.
a., FROLICH INNER faded to fifth in his last but
should cutrIn this field CLEAR THE LINE earlier
Evening star., 1961-07-21
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
FIFTH RACE-Purse SIOOOOI Twilight Tear Turf Handi-
cap; 3-year-Olds and up; 1iS miles.

drops bit after being 0ut-run In New Jersey.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

ASHLAE won the niamond State HandIcaP u his
last and also well the turf. -KOWTOW Is
much improved and might not be caught. FOUR
FATH0MS fourth in . turf stakes in New York
Evening star., 1961-07-21

Sixth RACE=PTEse, S:5.oOO added; second event Of
Dstaff Big Threej 'The New Castle" filIies and
maFesi 3-year-olds and up; La miIes.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

ROYAL BUTTERFLY finished third for $3.50
but before that won for 5000: YOU BATTLE beat
TERRI BLUE is improving and rates chance: ,
Evening star., 1961-07-21

CHALK EYE meets lesser opposition in the one
mile turf race and looks best. JACK BENDER'S last
excellent the grass when fourth. NICHE LEA
his last the turf for $4,000.
BEST BET-CHALK EYE
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Selections Made for Fast Track

OIds; 8 furlonES.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

DUSA faces weak opposition in this sprint and
should win easily. CUBlLETTE fifth In his first
start and figures to improve. WAIT AGAIN should
land money SPOT
Evening star., 1961-07-21

SUGARTOWN PIE finished second for $3.50 but
faces weaker rivals here. C0MMANDEER Is due for
. tap STAR HANNA breaks fast and might mot
be caught.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

KS pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

Week end fishing promises
| to be focused on the CheSa-
peake's abundant rockfish and
scattered blues plus fairly good
bottom fishing along the At
lantic Coast.
In the Potomac, a combina-
ton Of several scorching days
followed by thunderStorms has
muddied the river and discour-
aged fish from biting here.
Only a change to clear and
cooler weather will remedy the
picture.
For the adventurous who
don't mind the drive, cobia
have been landed at Cape
Charles, Va, Skipper Lee Luc-
Yak reports several were caught
last Sunday and Monday, along
with IS blues weighing 2 to 3
pounds by one boat.
Chesapeake captains are US
ing a variety of techniques to
bring in rockfish. Some troll
ing vessels out Of Chesapeake
Beach report rockfish are bit
ing at The Gooses and at
Bloody Point on both buck
tails and spoons.
Good Catches Out of Deal
Shippers out OF Deale. Md.
did well at mid-week catching
rockfish at these same fayorite
spots, using So-called Italian
flag bucktails (red, green and
white) and big Tony Accetta
pet" spoons. sizes 19 and 81.
The technique is deep trolling
with wire line and up to 8
ounces Of lead for weight.
Further down the bay around
Solomons, as much as IL ounces
are used.
The big ones are holding the
bottom these days. Capt. Gene
Hunt out Of the Rod and Reel
Club at Chesapeake Beach with
a party from Washington
struck a group Of tackle-bust-
erS Wednesday at The Gooses.
They landed (and had to
throw back) one rockfish
weighing nearly 10 lbs. and two
weighing 1917 lbs. plus several
pan size keepers and two weigh
Evening star., 1961-06-16
FISHERMAN'S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

Code: N-None Poor Fair Good E-ExceIIent
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Evening star., 1961-06-16

schools of rock we're breaking
Sunday, but vanished after
that, and anglers had to go for
perch, fortunately still abun-
dant. Tall Timbers, Md, near
the Potomac'S mouth reported
20 rockfiSh caught last Mon
day by one boat bottom troll
ing. ,.".-
Blues Of Virginia
Ocean City shippers on the
Atlantic are developing a neu-
rosis listening to their short
wave radios. The blues are run
ming heavily 100 miles to the
south, with excited reports
coming over the radio from the
Virginia capes, but so far it's
scant luck off Maryland coast,
according to Capt. Talbot
Bunting. For consolation, bot
tom fishermen are catching sea
bass and ling 20 miles off
Lewes, Del. at the Old Grounds,
and some tautog.
Fishermen at Chincoteague,
Va, are getting good catches of
sea bass, and on the wrecks Z
to is miles off Watchapreague
A few small blues have ap-
peared, but those big schools
are apparently still lurking to
the south at this date.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
WEEKEND OUTLOOK
Many Techniques
Are Taking Rockfish

ing 91a lbs. The party included
Buddy Levenson of Atlas
Sports store and his son, Bruce,
II; Paul Bernier, owner Of the
Tenn Penn Restaurant, with
son Tony, 8, and Stuart Ball
and son, Edward, IA. All three
youngsters caught one of the
big fish.
On the Eastern Shore, Capt.
Fred Faulkner out of Thigh
man, Md. reported a party
caught 19 rockfish weighing up
to IL lbs, trolling deep with
Accetta spoons and shark
face" Fairbanks bucktails with
green skirts.
The Southern bay area re-
ports more of the same. Some
small rowboats are doing well
still fishing for hardheads,
while charter boats land wash
tubs full Of rockfiSh trolling
both deep and on the surface
The smaller ones are biting at
Cedar Point.
Point Lookout reported a dis
appointing picture. Heavy
Evening star., 1961-06-16

OuT5oARo PILOTS MUST REMEM-
sER THAT BOATS WITHOUT POW
Err ALWAYS HIVE THE RIGHT OF
WAY, WHETHER THEY ARE MoV-
ING OR NOT. THIS MEANS THAT
ouTBoARoERS MUST NOT INTER-
RuPT THE COURSE or McToRLEsS
CRAFT; NOR HARAsS FISHERMEN
By CAUSING HIGH WAVES IN PASS
ING At FULL THROTTLE WHEN you
MUST PASS NEAR ANGLERS, CUT
SPEED UNTIL you HAVE GONE BY
WHEN APPROACHING ANOTHER BOAT
AT AN AN6LE, THE BOAT ON THE
RIGHT HAS THE RIGHT OF WAY
kEEp 70 THE RIGHT M A NARRows,
OR MEETING OTHER BOATS HEAD-oN.
IN PASSING ANOTHER BoEE; II Al
WAYS HAS THE Ri6HT OF WAY.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
BOAT CITY

500 Wisconsin Ave NV. EN-. 3-61S6
DAILY HOURS OPEN, 8 AM. . PM
SUNDAY, 20 AND PM.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
2 engine

q WHIRLWJND, I6-ft., 35-h.p, Evinrude
h battery, . tanks; trailer lights; skis
| Access AP HSAhS
Evening star., 1961-06-16
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now se45 5VSMHHREREDeE MaRYnANB MARNE$ Iis $50 fS
Suitland I'd, RE. 6-2S00.
COMPLETE BOATING PACKAGE,
$1,000 16K-ft. Lyman, 6O-h.p. OBJ.
motor, Gator trailer and many extras:
slip included. Call CL. 6-3669
cAssTREToRs Vs
st. NV. NE. 8-5776.
LIENHOLDER'S SALE Of 1860 25-ft.
GI1nmm9d4pre' In IfIpe 132 Gray; 4:4s2: Call
at RisSs Cruiser hM sses $40 'pipGSe Mpfne
ave. s.w.
0UTBOARD MOTOR, EVinrude: long
shaft, electric starting, complete 30
h;p.; like news 1855. Ii. 1881,
RE. 6-1045.
OWNER TRANSFERRED, must sell nice
chTyse4 cr6an 6sz ihthnE6 Wth
controls; sleeps As, nice galley, big
icebox; very comfortable, able and
seaworthy:, 35-,watt Karr ship-to-shore
$1,000. At our yard this week end.
Owner aboard.
SHADYSIDE BOAT YARD
shadyside, Md.
RENT A BOAT. run it yourself. New
boats fully equipped and insured
Write, phone or come in for full
fsts'p an pFh RSif 'EfRGs IA oE sGs z2EE iniRss Ee
Deale. Md, UN. 7-2023.
TRAILER KITS, built by Gator. no
Welding; you Just assemble; S99-$195.
Az models on display; 1917 down.
010N etSS rd HILL M4elNE k6 s44b 5344 tTiHg Rn5S1
Gainesl Open Sunday. 1913.
BOAT SLIPS-six vacancies at Mayo
Ridge Marina. on Ramsay Bay. Take
Rte. zig to Mayo. turn left by school,
1850 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
hp snS Is hp a. caPS asfSpgr sTAs BoA
CENTER, S236 Georgia ave, JU.
I5-FT. CABIN CRUISER. built to most
careful yachtman's specifications;
sleeps sleeps 8 in, in cabins, lge. atserdeck for
marine engine: completely equipped
except electronics and scrupulously
maintained; valued at $500 or sharp
fSr 0ses sale bank f9anS
Club, OWNER on board or phone ia.
7-SS17.
33-FT. RICHARDSON CABIN CRUISER
Sleeps 6; radio, telephone: engine
like new: recently refinished and re-
decorated: new canvas: Immaculate
throughout: ready to go. Located in
Leonardtown area Call OR. 5-3542,
Saturday and Sunday.
3O;FT. BAY CITY, SPIT. fish, twin
Chrys.; fully equip: sleeps 4: SIS.
outrig. 3O1-CO. 3-6646
22-FT. OWENS CABIN CRUISER-96-
h.p. inboard; sleeps .: head. galley:
S2,295 or best offer. Mr.. RICH. owner
See at Riggs Cruiser Sales, $40 Maine
ave. s.w.
I8-FT. OUTBOARD CRUISER. finished
outside, cedar sides and bottom plank
ing. Monel nail fasten. Worth 81 100.
will sell for $780, Also l covered slip
for rent. PARISH CREEK BOAT
YARD. Shady Side, Md, UN. 7-207S.
I9-FOOT LIGHTNING SALBOAT-
Good condition: ready to sail; S575.
Phone Crescent 3-4947.
I6-FT. NODDED PLYWOOD, cushion
seats, steering wheel and windshield,
running lights: excel cond.: good for
skiing. Call JU. S-67S5.
I4-FT. RUNABOUT, 30-h.p. johnson
motor, trailer. canopy, windshield;
with controls. UN. 4-SS7o.
49, LYMAN INBOARD, Comp. equip,
60-h.p. Gray; conv. top: ready to go.
Sl,350. ST. 3-6633. See $40 Maine ave.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

WANT TO RENT-4O-h.p. outboard
for summer months; reliable party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19

SUNDAY-Meet the Press.
Shirley Temple Show.
Kids Are Funny.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Continental Classroom.
Continental Classroom.
Play Your Hunch.
The Price Is Right.
It Could Be You.
Jan Murray Show.
Bozo the Clown.
Weather. News. Sports.
Sam and Friends.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07

FOR SALE-Top quality house
coal. Located at John Klotz farm
near Bittinger, Md Phone CHI s.
1912 or MO 2-4957, Clarence Roda-
mer, Springs, Pa. ADV. 29-tf
FOR SALE-Piano with mando-
lin attachment, 5-pc antique liv-
ing room suite May be seen at
Helbig's Market, Mt Lake Park
or phone DE 4-4773. ADV. 27-tf
FOR SALE-Girls used bicycle,
26-in., English. 3-speed; golf
clubs, beginners set, bag; wood
storm windows, 28"x58" and 30"x
So Phone DE 4-3205 ADV. 41-2t&
FOR SALE - Grade "a" size
washed commercial potatoes, so
lbs, 75c; b" size, so lbs. 75c. Har-
vey Bros. Farm, Inc. SWantOn,
Md, phone DE 1928. ADV 40
st
FOR SALE-Automatic Hotpoint
stove in excellent condition, $4,000;
Thor Gladiron, like new, $1,000.
Van Murray, Salisbury. Pa. phone
MO 2-4435 or write Box 1859 -
ADV. 40-4t*
FOR SALE-Purebred Suffolk
Rams, also good dairy cows con-
siSting of Holstein, Jersey and
Guernseys. Call Augusta, w Va,
49G-3766 or write Earl Berry at
Augusta.-Adv. 38-4t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
FOR RENT .

FOR Bedroom for gentle
man. Phone DE 4-2252. Adv. 41-tf
FOR RENT-Apartment, corner
18th and Alder SITS. Miss Bernadine
Warwick ADV 34-tf
FOR RENT - Furnished apart
ments. bath. Adults. Deer Park.
Call DE 4-9889. ADV. 37-G
FOR RENT-Four-room apart
ment and bath. range. refrigerator
Rudy's. Oakland, Md ADV. loft
FOR RENT-Onc Broom fur
nished apartment No children.
Apply A. c. Warwick. ADV 41-tf
FOR RENT-Small cottage in
Mt Lake Park. Fine for couple
S45 monthly Call DE 4-32O3 after s.
ADV. 37-tf
FOR RFNT-House with hot and
cold running water, hot water heat
Homer Reichenbecher. KcYser
Ridge, phone VA 6-8366. ADV 81
If
YOU WILL LIKE TO LIVE in
this first floor. Broom apartment
with automatic hot water heat.
Paul b. Naylor, phone 334-314S. -
Adv. 34-tf
FOR RENT - Second floor. s.
room furnished apartment Utili-
ties furnished Private entrance
Call DE 4-4126, p. m. to 10 p. m.
ADV 41-1t#
FOR RENT-Three-r apart
ment. heat and water furnished.
Green Street. Oakland Md. Apply
Joseph Hinehaugh, phone DE d
3491. ADV 35-tf
FOR RENTING apartments,
one 5-room and one 4-room Private
bath and entrance, furnace heat, a
miles south of Oakland on Rt 219.
Phone DE 4-2746. ADV 41-tf
FOR -Six-rooms and bath,
second floor apartment, nicely fur
nished. new electric refrigerator
and stove. Heat and utilities fur
nished. Phone DE 4-4727. ADV.
35-tf