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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-12-27
BITTINGER

Mrs. George Bowser entertained
the Bittinger Homemakers club,
Tuesday afternoon. Twelve MEM
bers and one guest we're present
Mrs Bowser and Mrs. Robert Glot-
felty presented program of
Christmas carols and readings fol-
lowed by games and gift ex-
change. Refreshments we're served
in keeping with the Christmas
season.
TWenty-One members of En-
manuel Lutheran church attended
the Christmas party at the Meadow
Mountain Boys Forestry camp
last Tuesday evening, December
49, There we're also guests from
various organizations of the Tri-
Towns area. After a turkey dinner,
the visitors were entertained by
the boys singing Christmas carols,
accompanied by Mrs Henderick
Essers at the piano. Each boy was
presented gift, along with other
gifts to be used by the camp, and
cash donation. The boys also
presented each guest with a key
caddy, which had been made by
the boys.
The following were entertained
at Christmas party, Saturday eve
ming, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Brenneman: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Ault and Roger, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Broadwater, Garry
and Patty, and Mrs. Carrie Bropst,
Accident; Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Broadwater, Potomac Park; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold burst, Richard,
jeanne and David; Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Klotz, Chuck and Pam, of
Grantsville; and Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid Hershberger, Ellen and Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nesline
and sons, Baltimore, are spending
several days with their parents
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bucket
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old MAN THOMAS lived in
~ what the kids called The
Haunted House at the edge of
town. He ran boys off when they
tried to snitch the apples which he
left to rot on the ground, and he
bought a fierce dog to keep out
treSpassers. Some said he had a
fortune stashed away some where
on the place, but others said he
was just odd.
When winter came this year,
Thomas boarded up the windows
and everybody figured he'd gone
% spend the cold months with his
laughter in the city. Then one
morning folks noticed smoke curl
ing from a back chimney. The
Egberts who had moved in across
the road in the fall felt they ought
to investigate.
eff that old man is over there
alone, it seems as if someone
should have done something for
him for Christmas" Molly Egbert
said. But Fred said he was sure
the smoke only began few days
after Christmas, and there were
no tracks in the fresh snow.
Worried
"You take this mince pie and
go over, Fred" Molly insisted.
"He might be down sick or some
thing"
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DIED
MRS. OLIVER R. LEIGHTON

MRS. OLIVER r. LEIGHTON
Mrs. Laura Ann Leighton, widow
of Oliver r. Leighton, died Tues
day evening, December 25, in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland where she was admitted
earlier in the day. Deceased had
been in failing health for a num-
Der of years.
She was daughter of the late
william Taylor and Sarah Lewis
Sincs and was born in this county
April IS, 1879. She was aged SO
years.
Her husband died in 1927. Sur
viving are five sons, Russell H.
Leighton, Floyd b. Leighton,
Clarence H. Leighton, Ralph
v Leighton and Alvie L. Leigh
ton, all of Oakland; Is grandchil-
dren, II great grandchildren; one
sister Mrs. Ida Markley, Oakland;
two half brothers, Jonas w. Sines,
Oakland; and Silas Sines, College
Park.
Four of the son are connected
with Leighton Bros. garage, and
Floyd B. is president of the Garrett
National bank in Oakland
Deceased was a member of the
Pine Grove Church of the Brethren.
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday afternoon at o'clock from
the Leighton-Durst Funeral home
in Oakland, in charge of Rev. j..
Stanley Earhart, pastor of the Oak
Park Church of the Brethren. In
terment will be in Oakland ceme-
terry.
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WILLIAM n. MCKENZIE

William H. Mckenzie, aged SO,
route l, Frostburg, was pronounced
dead on arrival at Memorial hos
pital in Cumberland yesterday
morning, December &c.
Born in Avilton in October, 1898
he was a son of the late Cletus
and Martha Hetz Mckenzie Sur
viving are one brother, Cora Nc
Kenzie, Frostburg; three sisters
Mrs. Gertrude Mckenzie, Frost
burg: Mrs. Elna BroadWater, and
Mrs. Nora Tinney, both Canton
O.: and a number of nieces and
nepheWs
MIR. Mckenzie was taken to the
Allegany county Jail about $50 p
m. Christmas day by Deputy
Sheriff Lewis E. Tyree. He APP
pearcd dead when his cell was
checked shortly before s a. M.
Wednesday. An ambulance was
called and he was taken to Me-
mortal hospital. An autopsy was
conducted and the deputy county
medical examiner attributed his
death to natural causes.
He was a former member of St
AIMS Catholic church, Avilton. A
requiem mass will be celebrated
Friday morning, and burial will
follow in the church cemetery.
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"Wait a minute" Fred call
ed. "My wife sent you a pie"

"He run me off the last time ]
tried to be neighborly," Fred
argued" But l reckon l ought to
go see. Sure thought he was
gone"
So Fred trudged down the road
with the pie. When he hammered
on the back door he could hear
the dog barking, but far off as il
he were in the rootcellar that was
attached to the old basement.
After a long time the barking
got nearer and finally the old man
peered out the cellar door. He
was grizzled and unshaven and
his gaunt form seemed to be tot
tering in the chill wind.
"What dye wunt?" he croaked,
blinking in the sunlight on the
snow. "Oh-it's you, eh?"
"Come to see if you're alive
or need anything" Fred called.
Thought you'd gone away for the
winter. No lights over here, but
we finally saw you had smoke"
"Yeah, had to give in and light
a fire. Got too burned cold in that
cellar. But l don't need a thing.
Let me alone" And he started to
slam the door shut again.
Refusal
"Wait a minute" Fred called.
"My wife sent you mince pie.
We always have mince pie on
New Years." And Fred held it
out. But the old man waved it
away.
''New Years you say? Has it
been Christmas then? Never
thought ye'd all live to see it. But
I'm not eatin' any of your con-
taminated food. You can die if
you want. Not mel"
Fred couldn't figure him out.
"My wife's the cleanest cook in
this town, I'll bet. What do you
mean, insultin' her cooking?"
ooh, she may be clean enough,
but l wouldn't eat a bite except
what l put away underground.
Amt the Russians bombed you
out yet? They was a-comin' when
holed in. l sposed they'd been
oy now"
Fred had to laugh. well, of all
things! l guess you got head
start on the rest of us. Everybody
talks about fall-out shelter but
nobody does anything about it.
But what would there be to come
out to if they bombed us? You
goin' to die down here?"
Old Man Thomas scratched his
head. 81 never thought about that.
Reckon l am. But anyway, III
live till my time comes. The rest
of you'll be blown to bits before
the years out. Say, maybe l will
take that pie after all-if they
amt come yet. So it's New Years,
Ell? Mary always made a mince
pie for New Years too"
His face took on a wistful look.
Maybe the old fellow wasn't as
ainty as he seemed. Fred put the
pie on the rough-hewn table.
"Weu, whenever you need any
thing, come out and let me know,
or run up a white flag. And a
Happy New Year to you"
The old man grinned. At last
he seemed friendly as if he hated
to have Fred go.
"Well, come back if they don't
get ye," he called as Fred wen
up the steps. "And a Happy New
Year to you, too,"
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All Has Achievement Night

The North Star All Club held
Parent Achievement Night last
week at the Accident Fire Hall.
The group presented a program
of demonstrations and modelling in
which each member participated.
All members and their mothers
were present. Also attending were
Mrs. Freda Denison, H.DA.; Mrs.
Raymond Coddington and daugh-
tiers, Judy and Donna and Kim
Bowman.
Refreshments we're served and a
door prize awarded to Mrs. Walter
Margroff.
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How Many More victories" can
We Afford?
By Harry Browne


BY Harry Browne
All over the nation, Americans
are asking what happened to the
firm stand" on Cuba they'd been
promised a month ago.
Actually, the latest reversal OF
official policy is just one more link
in a chain of incredible events re-
garding this Communist beachhead
/ on our doorstep.
1t began when, perhaps through
! faulty judgment, our government
helped a known Communist named
Castro to unseat friendly dicta-
tor. Since then-through the UN,
and our allies - we have helped
Castro maintain a socialist govern
| ment in Cuba. Such governments
| are almost impossible to maintain
without outside help.
SubversiVe Base
Despite food shortages in Cuba,
| the Communists have used this
base to send subversivc eXpedi-
tions into other countries, such as
Venezuela and the Dominican Re-
public.
Even though we have the power
to unseat Castro on our own, every
public demand for action has been
answered by our government with
futile and unsuccessful pleas to
the Organization of American
States.
Finally in 1861, the American
government agreed to provide air
cover for a Cuban-exile invasion at
tempt. But faint hearts prevailed
and the air cover was withdrawn
at a strategic moment, sabotaging
the invasion. That firm stand
deterioratcd into pleas for funds
| to purchase the freedom of the
| captured liberatorS.
Public Support
With such a record of failure be-
find it, it's no wonder the govern
ment received hearty cheers when
it finally announced it had drawn
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TEE AMERICAN WAY

the line last month Americans,
more relieved than afraid, felt that
Castro's days we're finally num-
bered.
But now, instead of removing
Castro. we find that the admins
tration has guaranteed his safety.
This in exchange for the removal
of offensive" weapons. And for
proof of that removal, we are ac-
cepting the promise of a man the
President admitted was notorious
liar only 80 days ago.
How many more victories like
this can we afford?
The only way to be sure that
Cuba is not an offensive" threat
is to return it to the free world
We have the ability and the re-
sources to do it-Without war.
Isolate The Enemy
No Communist government has
ever survived without aid from the
capitalist world. A full embargo
backed up by a naval blockade
will either force Castro to flee OF
inspire his enslaved subjects to
overthrow him. We should see to II
that nothing absolutely nothing
= is allowed to reach Cuba from
the outside world. And we should
promise the Cuban people that,
should they rebel, we will guaran-
tee that no outside troops Will
come in to put down the rebellion
Once Castro is through, we
should oversee free elections with
in 80 days - and then get out.
That kind of victory we can
afford. 1t should be the beginning
of real turning point in the cold
war. And it would be the AmerI-
can way.
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ELWOOD COOPER

ElWood Cooper, aged 81, of route
2, Deer Park, died Wednesday, De-
cember 26, in Garrett County
Memorial hospital where he was
d patient five days.
A longtime resident of the Deer
Park area, Mr.. Cooper was self
employed as a farmer. Born near
Deer Park, he was a son of the
late Jack and Nancy Kisner Cooper
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To Meet January End

The general meeting of the
circles of the WSCS of St. Paul's
Methodist church in Oakland will
be held Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy 2, at p. m, in Fellowship hall
of the church.
Two slides. The Bright Side,
and Roots of Happiness, dealing
with the study book 'Today's
Children of Tomorrow's World"
will be shown. Circle leaders are
TO be hostesses.
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His wife, Cyrcnna Minard Cooper,
preceded him in death Mr.. Cooper
was the last surviving member of
his immediate family
The body was taken to the Min
Mich Funeral home in Oakland.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the funeral home Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock by Rev Law
renee Sherwood, pastor of St.
Pauls Methodist church in Oak
land. Interment will be in Paradise
church cemetery near Sand Flat.
MRS. WARNER R. COVER
Mrs. Lacy Cover, aged 81 of
Blaine, w. Va, wife of Warner r..
Cover, died early Christmas day
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital in Oakland, where She was
admitted Monday, following a cerc-
bral hemorrhage.
Born September Is, 1910 in
Mineral County. w. Va, she was a
daughter of the late Charles and
Minnie f. Harvey Smith.
Mrs. Cover was a member of
Full Gospel Church of Blaine, and
Blaine Council &c, Daughters of
America.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by a son, Earl Cover, Balti-
more; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley
Bow, at home; five grandchildren;
two step-children, Mrs. Mary Lewis,
Oakland: and Arros Cover, Balti-
more; three brothers, Nay Smith,
Newburg, w. Va; James Smith,
Kitzmiller; Erwin Smith, Blaine;
three sisters, Mrs. Elva Marley,
Deer Park: Mrs. Elsie Brown, route
l, Elk Garden: and Mrs Sara Cope
land, Elk Garden.
The body was taken to the resi-
dence. Funeral services are being
conducted this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock from Mount Bethel MethO-
dist church in Kitzmiller, with Rev.
Clifford Schell and Rev. Joseph
Phillips officiating. Interment will
be the IOOF cemetery at Elk Gar
den. Pallbearcrs will be Ralph Pol
ing, Russell Kitzmiller, Robert
Paugh, George Stewart, William F.
Paugh and George Pugh.
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Atlantic and gulf ports were hit
as Longshoremen went on strike
Dec. "a
Official tabulation showed 537
million Americans voted in last
election.
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Controversial Skybolt air-launch-
ed missile registered first success
December %, but this didn't alter
plans to scrap the weapon.
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Editors Note: Harry Browne is
the Editor of American Progress
Magazine; and Managing Editor OF
American Way Features, Inc0
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1t was revealed that six Soviet
subs we're sighted during Caribbean
crisis.
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The United States has 200 nuclear
intercontinental ballastic missiles
pointed at Soviet Union.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER q, 1862
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ntered at the Post Office at
ikland, Maryland, as second class
lail matter.
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.epublican

.epublican was established
1t is the only newspaper
ned in Garrett County.
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a' ta aRIRf RDas aS & Il Northern waterfront
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Telephone Boyce, Va, SO or 310
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NEW-LOVELY
SEE FOR YOURSELF

The charm Of this waterfront home
that has liv,. rm., din. area, kit.
2 bedrms., bath, lac. util. rm..
b.b.h.-w. heat, level lot. 150xl50.
boat harbor. Si4,750.
OPEN ALL z DAYS TIL, DARK
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

APARTMENTS. Also 7-rm. furn.
house. Chesapeake Bay BY week.
reason. Might consider sale or
trade. Box 2S5-V. Star.
BAY FRONT-Superb view, sand
beach. cool shade. clean, season
only. limited to 8 pers. 723-1472.
BEVERLY BEACH, MD. = Clean
cot: Accom-, 9. Avail May "a te lens END
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES

Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-l4h acres
woodland, with stream, / acre
gage free. will exchange for same
value in Va. XII. S-3317.
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FUNDS AVAILABLE builders for
down payment on lots and small
businesses for working capital.
ST. 3-557l.
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SUM MER CAMPS
SUMMER HOMES

CHARMING furn. Stone House a
Dedrms). BY mtn. stream near Ft.
Ritchie: Modern. Beaut. scenery.
Natural Swimming Hole. $1,000
sea. or year-round rental, or sale.
MIS-. c. PHILIPS. Emmitsburg,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Nice g.
bedrm. house in Tampa. Good
neighborhood. Phone SS2-120S.
HOLLYWOOD, Browsrd Co. -Lge.
3-b.r. CHS, fresh water lake, fish,
swim and boat. Furn, incl. refrg.,
built-in range: Is min. to Miami
and ocean beach; $500 dn.: as
sumo SIN. 4hTe .GI; IS67 per mo.
incl. taxes and ms. Mr. SHORE.
3Ol-926-1310.
INCOME PRODUCING UNIT in
attractive air cond. apt. hotel in
fronts on Gulf Of Mexico-2 bed
rms, kit, bath, pvt. beach, swim
ming pool and shuffleboard
courts. Can sleep comfortably
Unit rents for S26 day during
winter season. SCI day during
summer season, Similar units
poses this unit available for S17,-
$50. Reply Box 313-B, Star.
MIAMI DUPLEX-5 yrs. old, 2
bedrms., liv. rm.. furn. kit, bath.
each side. Lot 75x115. Sell or
trade. D. C., Nd. Va. property
OWNER. ST; 3-0641 or Ma. g.
TAMPA new units, lot l25x50O
feet. faces Rte. Al and Tampa Bay.
ACME REALTY CO., UN. 1921
Evening star., 1962-05-27

$50 ACRES at juncture Of Honga
River and Great Marsh Canal,
deep tributary joining the Honga
and Little Choptank Rivers. Fronts
State Hwy. 336 near approach OF
proposed second Chesapeake Bay
bridge; Excellent marina site re-
grabbing. S1s.5oo. $1,000 down
balance 10 years at so interest.
3-ACRE retreat within city block
Of public landing, Fishing Bay
Two houses, one Arm. in need OF
major repair. one 1-rm. in fair
condition; Fruit trees, garden plot
Good fishing and grabbing. 81 .095
5000 down, balance 8 yrs. Imme-
diate possession.
EMMETT ANDREWS
Cambridge, Md.
301-AC. S-5194 or 1914
Evening star., 1962-05-27

WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
- (coNTINUeDl

HOLLYWOOD SHORES on Patuxent
: River-Lot. approx. Soxl40. Pool
privS. Best reas. offer. CH. S-449s
KING GEORGE COUNTY, SAsT or
: FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA
Matthias Point exclusive waterfront
estate near Naval weapons Lab
I46 acres. Modern 3-bedroom
rambler with al conveniences and
beautiful landseapins. Acreage
could be reduced. A Jewel FOL
under $4,000. Call or write fol
further information, RUBY HaE-
kins, PATES INSURANCE AMI
REALTY, Realtors. 30l William
street. FrederiekSburg, Va. ESse1
3-6221 or home. Spruce 5-2O50
LAUREL PONT-Ideal for retire.
nent in Tidewater Section Of
Virginia. Each building site or
! wooded knoll with dogvoods
4 laurel and oaks. A yachtman'
! paradise due to the water depth
/, Brochure on request. Capt. II. c
ROBINSON. USN fRet), Broker,
White Stone, Virginia
LIVE DANGEROUSLY over 7O-fooi
cliff near Chesapeake Beach. yteW
worth price Of $500. Water
electricity RE. 5-S45l, Sun. ll-9
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LODGE
ON THE BAY

HOLLAND POINT. less than l hour
from D. C., "a miles from Annapo-
lis, 81 miles from Baltimore. Ma
sonry constructed Cslifornis-stylt
lodge or residence with 100 wa
terfront; excellent saltwater fish.
ing. boating and ducking; one OF
the Bays finest yacht clubs and
marina within minutes; has
large living room with double fire
place. picture windows, 3 large
bedrooms with valk-in closets, 2 u
tiled baths, central heating syS-
TEN. bayviev porch ehildren's OF
guests bunkhouse with redwood
siding and plumbing, outside bar
beoue fireplace; ideal vacation
place for service clubs, embassies
or legations. business people "a
entertain their friends and clients.
Estimated value over S25. 900. AL
offers over S2l.500 to be consid-
cred. To inspect. stop by our office
or phone for an appointment. Ask
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Evening star., 1962-05-27

5-ROOM SUMMER HOME-No bath,
electricity, fireplace. hot water and
water In house. modern deep well
and pump, completely furnished.
Five minutes from Woodstock over
hard-surface, all-weather road,
access to best fishing, located on
one Of the Seven Bends Of the
D. c. $1,000. $1,000 down, bal
ance 500 per month. JOHN v.
BAUSERMAN. Woodstock. Va.
1000 FEET SHORELINE
"a acres on tributary Of Chesapeake
Bay. Protected harbor for small
craft. One dwelling of 3 rooms
and bath, plus guest house of 3
rooms. Pretty shade trees and
lawn. $4,000
MATTHEWS q COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
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MONEY TO LOAN

TAMPA7 An 49, ne. new units lps I25x50G
ACME REALTY CO., UN. 1921
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oUT.oF.T0WN REAL EST.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH-NO FEE
FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S. AP 7-SOSO
ALL CASH for homes, apts. land,
D. C., Va. or Maryland. DI
7-4445. MA. 2-1154. VIII. 2-7357.
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1860. 52x10. 8 bedrms.,
washing machine, furn. Phone
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SCHWARTZ
REAITOR

DEALE, ND. UN. 1887
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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ON BAY
SAND BEACH

NORTH BEACH, . BLOCKS FROM
SAND BEACH AND AMUSEMENT
IN SHOPPING AREA -Lge. ell
shaped scr. porch, lge. liv. rm.,
din. rm.. 2 bedrmS., bath, lge. kit.
Immed. possession. Good financing
Evening star., 1962-05-27

DEALE AREA ACRE ON ROCK
CREEK. High-ground beaut. view.
masonry redwood construction, 3
bedrms-, baths Il stall shower =.
Lge. liv. rm.. encl front and rear
pehs., bsmt., oil heat. Boat, air
cond., util- house, 2-car gar. A
cozy year-round home. Immed
possession only.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

cash ASBrR Pap Z Po,EoR For CLEAN, USED
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Waterfront With Pier

RiTer Ser. LOT RpOdsa G9 PatupS0t ps0
tected cove. IA. 7-4964 aft. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

cliff near Chesapeake
worth price Of S2,5l
electricity RE. 5-S45l,
Evening star., 1962-05-27
L. C. (Billl EURE
House o2I4 2I4' Mayo Road, MaCyo; Co Nd

Attrae. vinterixed cottage, blk. from
Bay Shore, pine-paneied inclosed
porch and kftchenette. living rm.,
? bedrms., bath. fenced lot 25S
1bO. Close by churches, stores,
post office. Priced for quick sale