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Evening star., 1961-01-13
:,
Castro. Orders:
Worker Rally.

HAVANA, Jan. 13 AP).-
The giant workers rally called
for tonight by Fidel Castro is
generally, believed to be q move
Ito whip disSident labor factions
into line. -.
t Observers saw the latest big
parade as an attempt to coun-
ter the effect Of the open DEM
onstration Of anti Communism
last month by electrical work.
Iers. who marched on the presi.
Dental palace shouting Cuba
ISL! Russia mol" ,,~ =.
( This resulted In ., nation
wide purge Of the Electrical
Workers Union, including the
anti Communist leadership.
IThe labor confederation hier-
archy has been successful 50
far in putting down the OUT
break. of dissenSion and it Is
not considered of significant
scope yet. But 1t could be po-
tentially dangerous. -Y
I Castro Expected
It,was generally assumed that
Prime Minister Castro wouid
address the rally tonight. =
He was, expected to announce
that the invasion" from the
United States had been scared
off by the extensive display Of
Czech and Soviet-made arms
which has made much Of the
island an armed camp for sew
eral weeks.
The government news agency
said as much last night. It
claimed aggression from abroad
would have been certain II
Cuba had not been armed to
the teeth.
Roman Catholic Church
sources revealed. meanwhile.
that the heads of all parochial
schools have been summoned
to an urgent meeting today.
The informants said the con-
ference may draft q protest
against the occupation Of
Belen College by Castro militia
last week.
Glasses Suspended
Glasses at Belen, q grammar
and high school operated by
the Jesuits. were suspended
when troops moved in-as they
have into numerous other pub
lie buildings-on the pretext
of invasion defense.
The government said lS more
persons, including a number Of
soldiers who served under
dictator Fulgencio Batista,
were captured In Pinar del Rio
Province and charged with
conspiracy.
One militiaman was killed
when citizen soldiers near
Havana University fired on an
automobile that sideswiped q
militiaman at q busy inter-
section. Guards atop nearby
buildings fired wildly for sew
eral minutes.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Hellenic Unit Formed

The Washington and Capt.
tol Chapters Of the Order Of
AHEPA and the Miaoulis and
Evdokia Lodges of the Greek
American Progressive Associ-
alton have formed THE Hell
lenic Civic Committee" to CO.
ordinate the civic and public
affairs projects for the Ameri-
cans of Hellenic descent in
the Greater Washington area.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

OFF PA. AVE. AND 2sth PL. Sc.
Il .bedrm., dinette, kit, bath,
pvt; front and rear; S65 mo. plus
uttls FALLIN REALTY co, II.
4-7300. RE. Saba.
nNE VE1R
Evening star., 1961-03-05
APIS. FUaRIsRED-B.S.
MODERN LIVING
IN AN ATMOSPHERE
FOUND ONLY IN
The
WOodner
FULLY Fully 5as, AIE coMSpTTIoSED

FULLY AIR CONDITIONED
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
EFFICIENCIES from $l40
1-BEDROOM from $185
Coffee shop. dining room. cocktail
lounge, garage and other smart
shops all within the building.
Beautiful roof deck.
$685. 18th ST. NV.
Hu. 3-56OO HU. $4,000
MONROE ST. NV, I823-Spa-
cious rms, kit. and bath: re-
dec; S92.50. Employed adults.
Inspect anytime.
MT. PLEASANT-spac, Well-furn.
men: laundry. oL. 8-osai. ~
MT. PLEAsANT-Colored; lge. liv,
rm.. bedrm., kitchen, bath and
shower; SIO0. RA. 3-2943.
MT. PLEASANT, 1923 Newton st,
n.w.-Nice 1-bedrm. apt. in apt.
bldg: adults; no pets. $S5.
MT. PLEASANT SECT.-2 bedrms. :,
liv. rm., kit, pvt. bath, rear porch,
clean, S95 mo. 1928 IngleSide ter
NV. NO. 7-4401 for Appt.
Mr.. GEORGETOWN: Charming airy
garden apt. for l person only.
lady pref. ample park. EN-. 3-O0S7
NEW HANIP. AT 3rd N.W.-Newly
dec. duplex apt, scr. porch; baby
okay; S75, plus utils. LA. 6-525l
OFF CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST.
3519 Both n..w.-Furn. 2-rm. effic.
apt; utils., refgr., shower, park
ing, SIS mo. for ! empl. gentle
man. Refs; req. KE. 7-1349 or
FE. 3-559a.
OFF UPPER 18th N.W.-Beautiful
large 2-bedroom apt. in brand
new de luxe air-conditioned ele-
vator building; brand-new furni-
ture; soft. living room, full din
ing room, spacious bedrooms, de
luxe kitchen with new double door
13-cu.-ft. WestinghouSe refgr.,
garbage disposal, .dishwasher, pa
hour switchboard; utilities in
cluded; S235 month.
Mr.. LEWIS. Res. Msr.. RA. 3-2124
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, liv
room. kitchen and bath: close-in
sc Wash: conv. to military and
Govt buildings: on WA buSline;
nicely furnished. 10. 2-0151.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
OPERATIONS
ANALYSIS

Involves synthesis ANALYSIS OF
eomputer oriented weapons con-
troll systems (ground/ /air en-
Yironments) from an opera
tional standpoint. Estimates
system (personnel & equipmenO
capabilities and capacities; de-
lfives and evaluates system pro-
cedures using analyses and COM
puteF stimulation as tools.
bS/MS-minimum 3 years ex-
peIience.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
WEAPONS
INTEGRATION

Determines and specifies opti-
mum weapon utilization. Speci-
ftes weapon interfaces to equip
Inent designers TO insure system
compatibility. Support/provide
analytical inputs relative to
weapons capabilities: ANALYTICAL
studies 70 assure optimum weap-
on employment within specific
computer capabilities and linz
itations. BSIMS 2 years
manned ! unnamed weapons
system experience.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
SYSTEM EQUIPMENT
ANATVSIS

Performs analysis on system.
equipments and their functions:
derives crtteria and parameterS
to meet operational require
ments. Work in areas Of signal
processing, detection, tracking
and digital communications. Re-
ouires BS ms ZEE Physics Ma tn
-knowledge of stimulation tech
niqueS, feedback theory, proba-
bility and information coding
desirable. 3 years experience.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Unusual Professional Opportunities Are
Now Open on Electronic Ground/Air
Control Systems With HMED
PRODUCT DESIGN

Mechanical engineering degree;
minimum four years experience
packaRing Of ground based
equipments-ie. Csc, vibration
and environmental testing OF
electronic eomponents, ltaiSon
and vendor evaluation.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
APPLIED
MATHEMATICS

Performs mathematical snaly-
ees on all phases of ground
eiectronic control systems. Utii-
teal analysis, complex variables;
knowledge and utilization of
analog /digital computers de-
eirable. BS/MS/Math required;
2 years experience on applied
math problems in engineering/
scientific field.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
EQUIPMENT
EVALUATION

Solving man-machine problems,
evaluating alternative compo-
nents, displays or techniaues,
devise simulatoHs. Advanced
degree in experimental psychol-
ogy required.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
PROGRAMMING
ANALYSIS

Desree required. Math back
ground; two years experience
on medium large-scale digital
eomputers solving real-time
military operational problems.
Activity ranged from problem
analysis TO- program Develop
ment including flow diagram
ming, coding and debugsing in
the utility control, stimulation
and operation areas. Potential
European assignments.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
ENGINEERS
AND
CRAFTSMEN.

Large commereial-Industrial gov
eminent project. Must be capable
Of leading q preparation Of de-
tail drawings from own design
sketches, Engineers will be under
supervision Of senior mechanical
and electrical engineers. Maximum
MECHANICAL ENGINEER-Mini-
mum 3 years experience in de-
sign Of plumbing, heating ano
air-conditioning system on large
industrial-type project.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, minimum
3 years experience in design oi
power distribution and lightinl
DRAFTSMEN-Electrical and me,
chantcal. Capable Of the prepare.
tion of working drawings anC
details from design sketches. Mini
mum experience, ga years.
Submit resume with 3x3 phtott
and state experience. salary re
ouirement and availability. Drafts
men submit sample Of work.
BOX 38-T, STAR
Evening star., 1961-03-26
COMMUNICATION
SYSTEMS ENGRS.

Training in information theory
and switching theory; broad ex-
perience in both RF and wire
communication systems design,
especially automatic subscriber
and dial systems; to determine
and specify characteristics for
intra and inter-site command
and control completes.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
ANTENNA g. MICRO.
WAVE COMPONENTS

BSEE. advanced degree pre-
ferred; experience with high
power phenomenon, antenna
development, RI plumbing mod
ulators, transmitters and re-
ceiveTs.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
HELp MEN

CHEF (seasonall May l6th-sept.
D. c. Give full details, exper., sal
airy, refs. address. Box 72, Charles
Town, Jefferson City,, w. Va.
CLERK, SENIOR, career oppty,
with natl. mfr. Knowl. Of acctg
to 35 yrs. Start S325. ST. 3-0l90
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye NV
CLERK-TYPIsT, perfect English
typing; write GAG, Suite SIS
Barr Bldg. NV. 910 18th st.
CLERK K-TYPIST
Excellent opportunity for retiree fol
general office work with large Fore
dealer, Must be able 70 type &C,
and collection experience helpful
Telephone Ma. $4,000, for appoint
ment for interview.
COLLEGE STUDENTS suMMEE
CAMP-Counselors for boys ane
81 fie G., 'IMD e9per. IN pref. ref but but not not @ nee.
excel pay, facilities and gooC
opport. Box 333-V. Star.
COMBINATION AUTO BODY AM
459 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
COMPANION for Handicapped
young man needing understand
Ing and encouragement !or boars
in Q loving home), part or ful
time. Box 170-V, Star.
COMPUTER $125 WEEK
Craftsmen, sub-div. exper.. $125 wk
lDsgnr -Drfsmn., sub-div:, exp, $l4I
Bring resume. Miss Bell. BOYD
cor. 18th and g NV, MA. 8-2340
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.,. excel. DO
sition for exper man in subdivi
sion house const. VAGINAL
CONsT. CO.. WI. 2-3131.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
MANAGEMENT
OPPORTUNITY

One OF tne most Dynamic
and expanding factors In
our modern economic So
eiety Is credit. In Q little
over ID years, We have
grown into one Of the largest
organizations in the credit
field.
We offer 0 complete train.
ing program ct full salary.
We are currently engaged
in Q program that win see
our company increase its
staff by the addition Of four
men in early May. We are
seeking men Of proven abil-
ity, age 25-35, with q back
ground in business or law.
Excellent working condis
tions, no outside work In
volved. Benefits include q
college training program and
an excellent retirement plan.
Salary, $4,S00-S6,000.
II you have been seeking q
position where your efforts
will be rewarded from q
monetary and advancemenE
standpoint, then you should
investigate this opportunity.
Call Mr.. OLIVER between
the hours Of 9-12 am.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
AND MANY, MANY MORE i.
GRAEBNER'S

lS4S n s1fsss SILVER N'Si spR1NG & S-7'7'
S6l6 Georgia Avenue JU. 1914
GROCERY CLERK, exper., for groc'
cry. dept. Must be steady, sober
pS p1 wSsToyER RSsfs RIs sEpESh 81 S0IFed spAs Ar
MARKET, 1868 n. Washingtor
blvd, Arlington, Va.
GUARDS-security, to 55, white
retired ssryieemsn or policemen;
HAVE OPENINGS FOR 2 good rea
estate statesmen with experience
Liberal commission arrangemen
aE4Y e :S!s'meR casE ihss REALTS sTs co
EN-. 3-1S00.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
NELP MEN

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER-Per-
experienced In apt. house anc
commercial planning, estimating
and design: salary open; down.
town office Of local contractor
references and experience neces'
sary. Box 4T0-V, Star.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
HELP MEN
DAIRY FARM MANAGER

Must be able to take charge Of en-
One Of the best dairy farms In
Montgomery Co., Md. All modern
facilities and equipment. This op.
portunity Is better than owninl
your own farm. Call Mr.. MOORE
loffice). EN-. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

DESK CLERK, white, 35 to 60 yrs.
for large air-conditioned apart
ment building. Hours. IL to 2 am:
9 nights q week. Light clerical
duties. Pleasant working condi-
tionS. Salary, 5000 per month. See
Mr.. BETOR, $500 Quebec ST. NV,
between o and IL noon. No phone
calls. please.
DESK CLERK, white, for apart
ment opposite Pentagon. Friday
and. Saturday nights omen. Would
prefer secretarial board exper-
ience. Apply resident manager, I'll
Army-Navy drive. Arlington. Va.
DISPATCHER AND OFFICE MAN
for appliance service company.
Prefer someone with experience in
this field. Permanent position.
Good working conditions. Refer
enees required. BETTER REFRIG-
ERATION q APPLIANCE sERV-
ICE. 10. 4-7171.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
CONSTRUCTION

BUFEFtIN IENDENI
Experienced men capable Of ful
charge responsibility on site loca.
ton Of large new commercial de-
yelopment construction projects
Good salary, expense allowance
vacation pay; steady work.
eneins successful ilatIonel RroWtl
with long-range expansion pro
gram. Nov seeking several goot
qualified men to grow with US. /
you are this man, call collect
Baltimore, SA. 7-4014, before
pm. for interview appointment
All replies will be considered con
fidential
Evening star., 1961-03-26

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Evening star., 1961-03-26
E-L-E-C-T-R-O-N-I-C-S

ENGR. -MAINT.. 9th class or better
to. learn complete operation oi
bldg. as res. engr., white, no de.
pendents; good refs. WO. $4,000
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15

fished and hunted,
Salt water beckoned over
six million anglers who spent
more than 5000 million. This
is an increase of III million
anglers and an increase of
$l37 million in expenditures
compared with 1855.
There were 6.3 million per-
sons who hunted big game in
1860 and IL million who hunt
ed small game. On the aver
age, small game hunters spent
$50 per hunter, while big game
hunters spent $55.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15
$4,000, 1000 Americans
enjoy fishing, hunting

Fifty million Americans
fished or hunted in 1860, 80
million Of them in more than
an occasional way, and this
latter group Of sportsmen and
sportsWomen spent $3,852,000,-
600 last year in the process of
enjoying this kind Of recrea-
lion.
The 80 million figure was
produced by the 1860 national
survey Of fishing and hunting,
returns from which were re-
leased today TO the annual
meeting Of the International
Association Of Game, Fish and
Conservation Commissioners
in Memphis by Daniel H. Jan
zen, director of the Bureau Of
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Of
the Fish and Wildlife Service.
To help maintain the nafur-
al resources which supply rec
reation for these millions. the
Fish and Wildlife Service has
many activities.
In the past year it added
eight national wildlife refugees
which Will have total acre
age Of $4,000 when the acqui-
sition is completed, and three
national Wildlife ranges in
Alaska having a total Of H.
1885, COO acres. Under admins
tration by the Fish and Wild
life Service at the present time
! is approximately 2812 million
acres Of land for Wildlife pur-
poses.
The 100 national fish hatch
| cries increased their output
1870 over that Of the previous
year 10 replcnish fish in many
AXE and streams. Twelve
aboi atorics and II field sta
ions for fisheries and three
laboratories for Wildlife car
led on Increased research 10
jolve probltrls. Fishery r1n-
agement tei2 given on about
200 federal installations added
materially IN providing for
100000 man days Of fishing
on these installations.
A survey showed thai fcder-
| ally stocked farm pond pro
vide 20 million man days fish
ing every year.
The number Of anglers and
hunteri; haS lef:eased at a
faster rate over the past five
years than The population Of
our country, according to the
1860 fishing nd hunting sur
veY report. T.le total popaia-
ton increased 220o and 24'o
respectiveiY.
The number Of women who
hunt increased by 1867. while
the number of lady anglers
was 2lqo higher than in 1858.
The 1870 increase in salt
water fishermen accounted for
a considerable part Of the
overall increase in fishing.
The survey report shows that
80, 0,435, 900 Americans II years
or older spent all or part OF
658 million days fishing ana
hunting. They travelled 26.4
billion passenger miles by car
in pursuit of fish and game.
This compared with 24,917,000
anglers and hunters, SGT bill
lion recreation days Of fishing
and hunting and "a billion
I passenger miles by auto IN
1865.
In 1860 there were Is, ,323,000
sport fishermen and l4,637,C00
hunters. These figures nc.ude
9,525, 900 persons who both
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15
Power sqvadron
boating classes
TO gei' underway

"A course in safe and BET
ter boating was scheduled to
begin Thursday at 1880 pm.
at the American Legion
Building in Pascagoula.
IN charge Of the instruc-
ton, which will continue
weekly for approximately
three months, will be mem
bers Of Mobile Power Squad
ron.
Eleven Psscagou1ans are
members Of The MPS.
Instruction will be offered
in safety afloat. seamanship.
small boat handling. equip
nent and government regu-
lations, rules of The road.
aids TO navigation. zfhe mar
iner's compass. charts and
piloting.
There is no charge for the
instruction.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15
Sodality meet
held Tuesday

Our Lady Of Perpetual Help
Sodality met Tuesday in OLV
School cafeteria.
Mrs. Verna Walker, treasur-
er, read q note Of appreciation
for a donation of 1925 which
rescued a priest or nun from
Cuba.
A social was slated for the
Blessed Virgins birthday Sept.
10. 1t is TO be a linen shower
for the sisters.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15

In their heyday, Morse code
operators were indispensable
in telegraph offices, railroad
stations and newspaper offices
as well as at political conven-
tions and the World Series.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15

A stars brightness, as seer
by an observer on earth is
known us its magnitude.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-15

FOR SALE-1951 ai-ton Sude-
baker pickup priced 70 sell Call
CT. 1882. ADV 1921"
FOR SALE Five-room house.
full bath Rt 80 al Crellin Phone
DE 4-3605 ADV 1856"
FOR SALE-l958 Ford Fairlane
500. automatic transmission, white
wall tires. radio and heater. power
steering, 2-door, AL 81 $4,000 cash
Phone DE 1881 ADV 1926
FOR SALE Close out prices on
used Tvs Refrigcrators. Washers.
Bottled gas floor furnace suitable
for lake cottage Phone DE 4-340l,
Oakland Electric and Radio Serv-
ice ADV 16-3t
FOR SALE - 15-ft fibreglass
boat with IS hip, motor, trailer
STEERING wheel, windshield, ski
tow rope. Used 8 hrs. Reasonable.
Contact Shaffer Ford Sales. Oak
land. ADV 15-tf
FOR SALE-One hundred steel
drums, good for boat dock landings.
etc. 100 at $3.50 each In lots of
10, $500 each Call V. p Dude"
Sticklcy Burlington, w. Va, phone
2611.-AdV. l5-2t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-15

FOR SALE-G0 good used re-
frigerators, guaranteed and reason
able Dewitt and DeBerry. ADV.
1G-lt
FOR SALE - Two-wheel p -ton
trailer, with hitch and bed Whites
Garage, 8th St. Oakland ADV
16-2t
FOR SALE OR RENT-Four-
room house and lot in Crellin See
Mrs. John Foster after p. m. r
Adv l6-3ta
FOR SALE - Dayton water
pump and tank, complete Clar-
ence WEIGH. phone DE 4-3572. -
Adv 1G-2ta
FOR SALE 49, Strawberries, 5
miles north of Oakland on Route
PIG. Alva Paugh, phone DE 1924.
ADV 16-4t@
FOR SALES ix-weeks-old Here
ford calf, W.T. 200 lbs. Mrs. George
wilt, Kitzmillcr, phone GIL 3-2181.
ADV 1927
FOR SALE-1956 Ford ranch
wagon. good condition Inquire
Warnick's Upholstery shop, Deer
Park ADV. 16-1t
FOR SALE-Two ice cream
freezer cabinets, l siX-hole Frigid-
aire, one 8-hole Kelvinator. Call
DE 4-2164.-Adv. 15-4t
FOR SALE-Ten-can Surge milk
cooler, in excellent condition.
James Cover, Deer Park. phone
DE 4-2895. ADV. 15-2t@
FOR SALE-17-ft. Cris-Craft in
board boat, motor completely
overhauled NJ Paul Dewitt, phone
DE 1924 ADV 15-2ts
FOR SALE -7l2-h.p. cupboard
motor, only used 10 hrs, electric
range, 30-in oven. practically new.
Phone DE 4-3740. ADV. 15-2t@
FOR SALE-Kalamazoo combi-
nation bottled gas and coal cook
ing stove. Herbert H. Myers. Kitz-
miller. phone GIL a3-4434 ADV Is
If. 'H ...'''''.'.
FOR SALE-Mariboro gas cook
stove, used Frigidaire Can be seen
at Emerson DiXon's. Star Route,
Oakland, or call DE 1924 ADV.
l5-3t'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-15

FOR SALE-New and used New
Holland sc, GO, and Massey-Fer-
guson balcrs; mowers; cultivators
for cub, A, H and Fords; Fair
bank-Morse riding lawn mower;
"a Chevy pickup Willard Feather,
between Aurora and Red House,
on Rt. So ADV 14-3t#
FOR SALE-1954 600 Ford. s.
speed transmission, dump body;
1854 Mercury 4-door, standard
transmission; 1852 Universal house
trailer, % #. All aluminium. For in
formation call DE 4-4325 or see
Harold Upole. ADV 15-4t#
FOR SALE-Allis Chalmers VIC
Tractor, $3.50; New Holland Sc
Baler with motor and chute, eX-
cellent condition, $780, homemade
wagon, $780, Shoe drill, $500;
potato planter, digger and grader,
$500: burr feed grinder with belt,
$1,000 four section harrow, $4,000.
Gene Benedict, r. D, No 3. Frazee
Ridge Rd., Friendsville, Md.-Adv.
15-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-15
DE A3l58

I.AWN-BOY Tilcrs arc as good
as LaWn-Boy mowers. Sec them at
Grange Supply Center Sales and
Service with LaWn-Boy parts -
ADV. lift
AGENCY for made to measure
Charts and Barcicy Smart Form
foundation garments. Mrs Alfred
Wotring. Aurora, w. Va. phone
23l5-Adv. 15-3t*
ALL MAKES sewing Machines
cleaned. oiled and adjusted. Work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Dealers, Alder street, Oak
land.-Adv. 33-tf.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE repair
inc. Called for and delivered if de-
sired. Satisfaction guaranteed. Paul
Ilincbaugh, 104 Oak St Oakland,
Md. call DE A-2129. ADV. 9-l0t@
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-15
Administrators Sale
OF
Personal Property

Pursuant to an order of tho Or
phanS Court for Garrett County.
Maryland. passed in the matter of
the estate of Anna f. Friend. late
of Garrett County, Maryland, de-
ceased, the undersigned admins
traitor will offer for sale at public
auction at the home farm of the
late Anna T. Friend, located APP
proXimatcly one mile south of the
Town of Friendsville, on Maryland
State Route No AZ, running from
Friendsville to Hoyes, in Garrett
County, Maryland on
SATURDAY, JULY |. 1861
At the Hour Of P. M. (DST)
the following personal property, to-
wit:
CATTLE
One Black Cow, l Guernsey Cow,
2 Jersey Cows, ! Guernsey Cow
and Calf. l 2-year-old Guernsey
Hcifer and Calf, l 2-year-old Bull.
and Yearlings.
FARM MACHINERY
Manure Spreader, grain Drill,
thrashing Machine, ? HarroWs.
sulky PloW. Mower, hay Rake,
steel wheel Wagon, hillside Pillow,
walking Cultivator and corn Shell
er.
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, ETC.
Two heating Stoves. kitchen
Stove. kitchen Cabinet, book Case,
Stands, Buffet. Heatrola. 4 Dress
ers, Bed and Springs, wall Mirror,
lot OF Dishes, lot antique Dishes,
antique 12-gauge Shotgun. spinning
Wheel. coffee Grinder. Piano. lot
of Saws, Chains. Bricks. Lumber,
Grabs, Kerosene. Lamps, Picks,
Victrola and Records, and other
items too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day
of sale.
GIDEON J. FERGUSON,
Administrators eta.
McHenry, Maryland
Harry Collier, Auctioneer.
ADV 16-3t