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Evening star., 1962-05-18
Cicada Heads
Small Field in
Acorn Stakes

Eleven 3-year-old horses race
for Saturdays richest purse in
the S150.000-added Preakness
at Pimlico. But there is no lack
of top attractions elsewhere
with fillieS and mares appear
ing in two of the most impor-
tant events.
The big filly and mare races
tomorrow are the $50.O00-
added Acorn for 3-year- old
misses at AQueduct and Garden
States $30,000-added Colonial
Handicap at 6 furlongs. The
Acorn, at a mile, is the first
of New York's Triple Crown for
3-year-old fillieS. The others
are the SIS, ,000-added Mother
Goose June 2 and the 100000
added Coaching Club American
Oaks June %, both at Belmont
Park.
Rounding out Saturdays
stake program are the S50,00O-
added Los Angeles Handicap at
Hollywood Park, the $25,000-
added Suffolk Downs Stake at
Suffolk Downs, the $25,000-
added Nashua Handicap at
Washington Park, the $4,000
added Bashford Manor Stakes
at Churchill Downs and the
$4,000 = added San Francisco
Cap at Tanforan.
Cicada, star of C. T. Chen
ery'S Meadow Stable, stands
out in the Acorn. Because of
her presence not more than six
are expected to start.
Cicada's major rival probably
will be James Cox Brady's Up
swept, winner of the Comely
Stakes at Aqueduct April 25.
A field of l3 or IA distaff
SprlnterS is expected for the
Colonial. The probable starters
include the first two finishers
of the 1861 renewal. P. Sas-
SOS Staretta and Leslie Lear's
Canadian-owned Coup D'Etat
Smashing Gail and Seven Thir-
ty have been assigned top
weight of 120 pounds each.
Staretta gets in with 116 and
Coup D'Etat with lis.
Four And Twenty from the
Alberta Ranches, Rex Ellis
worth's Olden Times and Fred
w. Hooper's Winonly top a field
Of 10 expected for the 7 fur
longs of the Los Angeles Cap.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
ORE, May l8 (APl
S knocked Bo Belin-
nd nine. but being a
el, he didn't fall very

1t took a guy with a college
education to beat me-" the
colorful rookie from Los An
geles wisecracked last night
after suffering his first major
league pitching defeat in six
decisions.
Belinsky referred to Pitcher
Art Quirk, the Dartmouth grad
uate who is in his rocky year
with the Orioles. Baltimore
won, GA. with Belinsky charged
with all of the runs in 22a in
ningS.
I'm mentally tired" Belin-
sky complained when he walked
into the dressing room after
the third inning. Il feel fine
physically, but I couldn't con-
.centrate. I could tell the diff
ference when I was warming
up.
I've got to get off some
where and get some seclusion, -
said the 25-year-old lefthander
who has sought out reporters
to give interviews during his
brief brush with fame this sea-
son.
! II received three telephone
calls at the hotel this morning
before 9 o'clock. and I must
have answered the door about
~ times all day. Now l know
hGw Roger Maris felt last year.
Belinsky, who hurled a no
hitter against the Orioles il
Los Angeles May 5, gave VI
back k-to-back homers to Boo
Powell and Jack Brandt in tn
second inning. Powell's cam
with one man on.
In the third, after doubles BY
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Automobile Hits
Young Son of
HopoIongCo

DETROIT. May 1s CAP).-
David Cassidy, young son of
Hopalong Cassidy, was injured
critically yesterday when struck
by a car after he wandered
away from home.
The boy was taken to VIII
liam Beaumont Hospital, where
doctors said he had head in
juries and was in critical con-
dition.
David will be 4 tomorrow.
The driver of the car was not
held by police.
Cassidy, who won All-Amer-
lea football honors at Ohio
State in 1854 and 1855. was
on a business trip when in
formed of his sons accident.
Cassidy played six National
Football League seasons with
the Detroit Lions, who traded
him last March to the Cleve-
land Browns. He has lived in
Detroit for several years.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
St.Cyprions Wins
To Snop Slump

st. Cyprians moved into the
victory column after three
opening losses with a To tri-
umph last night over the Cava-
liers in the Guy Mason Soft
ball Leagues AA competition.
Lonnie Hollands three-run
homer helped Pitcher Wookie
Redmond pick up the victory.
Macs Calvert, getting homers
from Eddie Meadows and Joe
Cav, outlasted the Capital AC,
1913, in the other game. Cliff
Finnegan scored his second
triumph this'week, both with 13
Strikeouts, despite Reggie Less
3-run homer for Capital.
Maggie's and Hab-Foxhall
clash tonight at $50 in a meet
ing betYeen undefeated teams.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

steward at Rosecroft. He is
also the presiding judge at
Laurel Raceway, Baltimore
Raceway and at Brandywine.
Presiding Judge Eight Years
He can claim, although he
doesn't, that he has been a
presiding judge for eight years
in Maryland and has survived
both Democratic and Repub-
lican administrations in that
position.
If the horsemen think Judge
Taylor will look the other way,
they need only look at his rec
ord. Several years ago he set
down 40 drivers in "a nights
of racing at Baltimore Race
way.
Rosecroft is currently enjoy
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Brick Muller
Dies Suddenly

BERKELEY, Calf, May 1s
(AP).-Dr. Harold P. (Brick)
Muller, so, a member Of the
University of California foot
ball wonder" teams of 1920,
1921 and 1922, died yesterday
on a house call, apparently OF
a heart attack.
He is survived by his widow,
Mildred.
He was best known for the
52-yard scoring pass he threw
in the Rose Bowl Game of 1920
in which California defeated
Ohio State $50. 1t stood for
years as one of the longest
passes in college football.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Maryland Tops
Mat Co-cuptuins

Sam Bossert and Ron Maun-
der, both two-time Atlantic
Coast Conference champions,
will serve as co-captains for the
University of Maryland's wres-
ting team for next season.
The announcement came at
the Terps' annual wrestling
awards banquet last night in
which this years co-captains
Pat Varre and Eugene KERN
won top awards.
KERN won the Leroy Mackert
Trophy as the senior contrib
uting the most to the sport
while Varre received the Her
bert H. Goodman award as the
outstanding wrestler. Wrestling
Coach Sully Krouse also pre-
sented IA varsity monograms.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
sOFT-sPOKEN BUT TOUGH
Overseeing Rosecroft
Keeps ToyIor Busy
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

The busiest figure at Rose
croft Raceway these days is not
the guy who is trying to pick
the winners Of the twin double
or the lowliest groom who
works a tough day in the
stable area cooling out his
owners stock and administer
ing to them half the night.
Instead it is the presiding
judge, Milton Taylor, who sits
high in the stewards stand at
night overseeing the actions on
the track and ruling over the
qualifying trials and schooling
sessions by day.
Judge Taylor is swinging in
all directions these days, now
ing dowE drivers with some
stiff suspensions and sitting out
slew" horses whom he thinks
are "cluttering up the field"
Latest Breakdown
The judges latest breakdown
has taken drivers Al Hazen and
j. Clyde Draper out of action
with sharp penalties.
Taylor set Draper down for
10 days and HAGEN for five in
his latest show of strength, de-
signed to sharpen the diSci-
pline in Maryland harness rae
ing and keep it on a high level.
Both suspensions were for
showing lack of proper effort"
with their mounts, Straw Hat
and Just Jerry, respectively, on
Wednesday nights program.
Il want races to be as truly
run as can get them" the
soft-Spoken but tough official
says. He apparently intends to
get what he wants.
Taylor is not only the chief
Evening star., 1962-05-18

ing one of its better seasons
under Taylor's careful steward
ship, and he is aiming to keep
it on the upSwing.
Area harness fans will be
watching the outcome of the
$169,430 Messenger Stakes at
Roosevelt Raceway with inter-
est tonight. Six of the IL start
ers are eligible for the forth
coming Miller Memorial Pace
at RoSecroft June 2.
The Miller eligibles are
Adora'S Dream, Buxton Han
over, Fast Gun, Knight Latch,
Meadow Newport and Surprise
News.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSE(ROFT
SELECTIONS

Valid Ace, iva Bird, My Horses
Lady.
2-Cindy's Up. Good T. Beach Gal.
3-Betsy Regent, Lola r., Red Glory.
4-Copenhagen, Super Yankee, Scott
Dale.
5-April Goose, Beacon, Abbes Dusty.
6-King's Duchess, Alton Midnight,
Scarlet Sam.
Red Tcp. Redman, Step Wisely.
Red Flax, Zodiac.
9-Dean Sampson, Heineken, Dudmite.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Race Results
PinnIico

lst-S2 500; cling; 3-yr.: fur.
NOsey NiIam tAd'sa) 400 5.2O I.2O
Midnight Express Davis) $40 800
Desert Promise (KratE) 800
Sea Scroll. Katzentamer, Paraxysm,
Credible, Escatoon, Colonel Winn, Bar
Jack. Rocking Baby, Prince Pomp.
Time, 1:l32s.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Fights Last Night

MIAMI.-Ray Lancaster. 152, Spar
ionte, i55. Mouitrie, Ga. CsJ.
TOKYO.-Osamu Watanable, 1851
Japan, outpointed Joel Sanchez, 13424
Mexico U0).
Evening star., 1962-05-18

ROZ VELOZ had speed for a half mile her
Sonal bow and should improve enough outrun this
field. FIRM SUIT last fall for $4,000. WOR-
RIGAL rates a excellent chance.
SECOND RACE-Purse So 500; claiming CS35OO); four
old and six furlOngS.
5 6H 66HEAES 4RS LAWN i!!5 IesS@ore So o6g 81
Evening star., 1962-05-18

DECIDEDLY has retained his sharpness since win
ming the Derby and the PimeO which has be-
come faster BY the day should suit him RIDAN figures
10 make fight out Of throuEhout. why RIDGE, un-
tested against TOP 3-yearOds has trained
might take il all. ~
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Shenandoah Results

alsis15ssI.1oo; ! : 5s az furlongs.
Witch @ flati Ditch (hielnOsa tHer%sS $50 800 SS
sos Silver Urn. Navy Secret. certainiy'S
Mustang. Miss Trial. Time. O:42ss.
2d--S1. 900: 8 furlones.
Louis A. H. lSmalD SEQ SEQ $50
rats Love (Sollars) $50 500
! Atom yet. HOLD The Phone. Pouch G;so
amo. Sandy Point. Time. 1:153s.
DAILY DOUBLE (3-s) PAID s144. go
3d--$1, 900: 6 furlongs.
Irish Return (Trah'n) $50 40 500
Texas Sue Gacobs) $50 3.f;S
~ Holiday CoQuette. Notable Ann. Faith
vapid. Tour Wise, Margherst, Eagle
Fasnion. Trembling Earth. Time, 1:16.
NeftoSS stn%Sl; VssiD 1GSi l mile. soo ,oo an
What A Boy HEINZ 1910 S,i0
Chief Hi Cloud (Deigado) $50
Marzina's Beau. Fleet Elf. Golden
Show Girl, Flat Ready. Vilya, Supremus
Bsoe' calypso Chance. Time. 1:452s.
5th-S1,10O: l mile.
Dots Fantsy (Br'dtI $3.50 500 $50
Whirling Nurse (Kendle) $50 $50
oh Areas (Smith) 2.IO
oh Tide Table Delgado) $50
oh Switch List Clark 2.2O
Awarded, Quietude. Fairlam Point.
Oncls Donkle. Certainly Blue. Time.
oh Denotes triple deadheat.
6th-S1, 900; 3Hs furlongs.
Always Fair CEsp'a) 22.20 500 $50
Psntameter lSOllars) 4.SO 100
Whataman tParker) $50
Miller. Clear Case II, The Commencer,
Swim the River and Sugar Loeb. Time,
0:412s.
7th-S1,10O: l mile.
Risky Jim tSmslD 1920 $50 600
His Bid IN. Espinosa) $50 500
Occupied Lady KirD 9.2O
Hit the Mark. Bern Crest, Pei Mel,
Endure. Easy knight. Stroke o. Twelve.
Rare Dance. Time l:44%
sth--S1 900; 5h furlongs.
IT6lst RnIsa,, 'RistOnl fHstnns lo.%o i.6o iS0 S0
Magic Luck IBrandD go
New Year, Miss, War-Round. Miss
George, Light of Battle, General
Rocket, Brandy Lane. Old Crest.
TWIN DOUBLE PAID SI3,IOS.6O
One person collected on 4-4-5-1.
9th-s1 200; II. mi.
Hunters Bay SMITH 1900 $50 $40
RsI%UIt HsnIHsr Hon. HEnsy 0SnIey %nIey $50 s sSS
Not. Greek Deb. shans Madei, Cookie.
eorum, Miss D. T Time, 1:51iS.
Attendance. 4,016. Handle, S207,S13.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
ROsecTOH Results

Quick LftninE CC'nk) iO.aO SEQ $50
Cinnamon Candy (Walters) 900 4 $50
Sussex senorita. Top Banana. cy cy
Bohemia. Buckshot Dale. Bill Beaver.
Time. 2:072s.
2nd-SSQO: trot; mile
Pinehaven Ken (BeIote) 400 2.SO
Ray c. Pete tRiddickD $50
Scott's First. Jazz Band, Idean Fo-
lee, Miss playground. Golden Goods.
DAILY DOUBLE 6-7 PAID SI95
3rd-SSOO; pace; 1 mile.
Pirate Han'r tT'tonl 1850 2I.60 6.?O
Gloria's Dream (SaffordD 4.6O 800
Pierce'S Adios (BorinE) SEQ
Blaze Boot. Pacific Hanover Lady
Gindy, Meadow Russ. Burnett Sons.
Kernel Don tHub'rdl ii.@O 1910 $50
Mighty Stan (HOpeD $50 $50
Cry Jimmy Foley 3.2O
Steven McKlyo, Vernon Lou. Thuban
Pick. Edgewood Jimmy. Majors Dream.
Time. 2:O94s.
5th-S4. 900: Old Line Trot: l mile.
Mr. Midnight (R'derJ 1880 8. 40 100
= Worthy sally (BurriEhO I.iO $50
FlOrimeg Wales Keyl 5.2O
Helen Frost. Archana. wildwood.
Abwa Delight. Demon Ros Time, 2:O5.
H. Graham Stable entry.
6th-Sl 900: pace; l mile.
Philips Lad FOx) 11.6O $50 800
Mission Hop (Myer) 1.9O $50
FitchetpS Filly ODennis) 100
Ellen Jay. Selections. Wishican. Lar
~ billiard. Duffy's Scotch. Time.
5thCssOO; pace; l mile.
Moonlight Boy (W'fs) 800 $50 $50
oh Pleasant Time (HobbsD 2.SO $50
oh Eyre Hal (ClOhossey) 500 $50
Captain D. M. Mildred Belle. Sea-
coast; Muscatel. Adios Dee. Time,
dh Dead heat for second and third.
Sth-S1 800; pace; ] mile.
Ch'y'te Rebel IY'nE) 1880 SEQ $50
Peggy Guy (WilsOnl $3.50 $50
ArIinEtOn Hanover (HaIenl 800
Miriam. B. Scott. Wealthy widower.
Doug A: Dew. Margaret Aster. Faith
Dee. Time. 2:05.
gth-S1. 100; pace; 1 mile.
Connemara Crank 4.1O 800 2.1O
Olive Dares FIeminE) 4.SO $50
LOYAL Hanover Boyd $50
Lenny Dares. Micky Lynn, Patrol
Guy: lPeS.s Lady, Southern Prince.
Nv Twin Double paid S31O.sO to 81
holders of the 1-2-2-l combination.
Attendance. 4.s27. Handle. S25S.O20.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
lst-S3,500; cling; 3-yrs. a. up;
mdns.; q fur.
Some Step (Ussery) 7.2O 4.3O $40
DELAYED Harvest tRotE) 6.2O $50
Dots Request (BOveD $40
PARROTS Gold, I Breeze Home, Royal
Station. Lady's Manor. Gold Monarch,
Bethpage, Star Sight Wise Holero
Rapid Play, Sir Wend, Split Rock.
Time, l:13.
Field
Evening star., 1962-05-18
$50 slEsDIRsI ISsSsi5sp

. First blsadsF with q handel Easier,
more convenient to use. Exclusive
tWo-piecs top permits adding in
gradients while bIsnder is operating.
Two speeds. Guaranteed by Good
Housekeeping, VI approved.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

2d-S3, 500 cling: 3-yr. g. UP: 8 fur.
a NOlstead Act CROtID 100 400 3.IG
ROns Boy tBOve) 600 4 10
Tuxedo Hill (ErricoD I.SO
Indian Find, Mighty Caesar, Free
Fan, Fire Trail, Blue Tattoo. Atlantic
Avenue. Hopeharoil. Time. 1:IlAS.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S30.8O
Evening star., 1962-05-18

Here's all you do to Wn Just ask your nearby Pittsburgh
Paint dealer see listing beo for entry form with complete
rules and write in your and address, request dealer
to countergn and deposit entry in box at dealers store
It's easyand purchase requedi Entries close July 81
1852 Winners will be selected by impartial organization
all in USA Of
o families.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
.IGHTH RACE Purse $I5O.OOO added; s-year-OIds;
PreakneNs Stakes a6ih mining: z miIes

SHEAhS Is IN spot TO win another. on The
LAWN steps Slightly sitter winning rather easily.
NIMBLE FIDDLER is due for . top effort.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
AN zEBCo SPIN
%@O REEL.N-R0

csmplsts dsluxs sutatl Slx-foot,
two-piece, tubular glass rod, plus
Zebco's famous feather touch reel
and AIS feet Of linel Perfectly bsl-
anced, light. strong, and durabla
Regular $27.95 value.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

FIRST RACE-Purss S$2.SOO; 4-ysar. OIds and up; 6
furlo
Evening star., 1962-05-18
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At PimIico

Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time / is PM
Evening star., 1962-05-18
An GENIE GARAGE
~ DOOR 0PENERSl

= Radio eonheIIsd inside your
car! Automatically turns on garage
light, unlocks door and raises n
Press button again and door b
lowered, locked and light goes outl
Installation included.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
An MASLAND ALL.
~ WOOL cARPETSI

Choose Wsll-is-usH saFpstiav o
Toom-size rugs! Smart new River.
view" weave. Excellent quality.
Choice Of Is decorator colofs. Is
square yards can be yours FREE
cut to your specifeationsl
Evening star., 1962-05-18

TWIN DOUBLE PAID SI3,IOS.6O
One person collected on 4-4-5-1.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

9th-S1 200; lie mi.
Belmont Honey (W'kleyl $50 $50
Juniper Time (JOhnson) $50
Matrimony, Two Star Final, Go
Not, Greek Deb, Shana Madel, Cookie
gorum, Miss D. T. Time, 1918.
Attendance, 4,016. Handle, S207 ,S13.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
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Ends "rained-out" weekends, be-
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surfaces. Dries bug and dust-free
in 20 minutes. Helps prevent
blistering, too! (Just folloW easy di-
rections.) Clean brush or roller in
plain soapy waterl Hundreds of
colors.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
DAILY DOUBLE 6-7 PAID S1s5

3rd-SSO0: pace; l mile.
Pirate Han'r (T'tOnl 1850 2I.6O geo
Gloria's Dream tSaffordD $50 $3.50
Pierce'S AdiOS (BOrinE) 32O
Blaze Boot. Pacific Hanover. Lady
Cindy. Meadow Russ. Burnett SONG
Time. 200.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

lst-SSOO: pace; / mile.
Quick LftninE (C'nk) 1920 $50 4.6O
Cinnamon Candy (Walters) 800 4.SO
Del Nolo (HaEen) On
Sussex Senorita. Top Banana. Cy
Bohemia. Buckshot Dale, Bill Beaver.
Time, 2:O72s
Evening star., 1962-05-18
m FAIRcHILD SOUND
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movie camera and "wide screen"
protector. Precision-made, 3-tunst
camera lets you make ''tslkies" Just
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Of q fingerl Film included:
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Garden State

X-O, XXI, AAA-lO y
allowance claimed.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished house in
Crellin. Phone 334-3506. ADV 26-2t
FOR RENT-Second floor apart
ment, N. Second street. Call 334-
9137. ADV. 26-tf
FOR RENT - FOur-room house,
furnished, with bath. John Harvey,
Crellin. ADV 26-3t#
SLEEPING ROOMS for Rent by
day or week Rev. H. B. Ritten-
house, phone 334-9224. ADV. 16-tf
FOR RENT-Two-rOom furnished
apartment Ideal for two working
girls. Phone DE 1856. ADV. 27-tf
FOR RENT = Four-room apart
ment with private bath and en-
trance. Phone DE 4-2377 ADV. 23-
If
FOR RENT = Broom apartment,
Green street, Oakland, Md Apply
Joseph Hinebaugh, phone DE A.
3491. ADV. 23-tf
FOR RENT Sleeping room for
working girl, semi-private bath, z
block from business district. Phone
DE 4-3838. ADV. 23-tf
FOR RENT-Apartment 4-rooms
and bath, private entrance, heat
furnished, in Grantsville. H. P Col
lier, Accident, phone VA 6-8242. -
Adv 17-tf
The Republican., 1962-08-30

WANTED-YOung girl or middle
aged woman for work in restau-
rant. Apply Harvey's Service Sta
ton. phone DE 4-9838 ADV. 25-4t
WANTED-TWo or three elderly
people to care for in my home. See
Mrs. Joe Gregory, Gormania, W.
Va, or phone DE 4-372O-Adv. "a
IT,
WANTED-Baby sitter to care
for four small children While moth
er works. Two in school. Contact
Jean Smith. d street, Mt. Lake
Park. ADV 26-2t*
Woman to care for
four children. two in school, while
mother works. Light housekeeping
also. Must have own transportation
or be able to live in. Phone DE A.
4137 after 4 p. m. ADV. 25-tf
WANTED-Waitress and dining
room service personnel to start i'm
mediately. Room and meals in
cluded Apply in person to Don
Shoemaker, at Mt Summit hotel,
UniontoWn, Pa-Adv. 27-lt.
HELP WANTED-Female Es-
tablished route open in Garrett
county. Become Watkins Repre-
sentative today. Average S285 or
more an hour Full or part time.
Need car. For interview write
Ladies. P. O. Box SOL, Richmond,
Va.-Adv. 27-3t
The Republican., 1962-08-30

FOR SALE - FiVe-roOm house,
completely insulated, with base
ment, located on Cherry Creek
road, McTIenry Would make fine
winter cabin. Can be seen any time.
Inquire Robert Edgar, phone DE
4-4432. ADV. 16-tf
FOR SALE-Used machinery.
Several used Allis Chalmers Model
so Combines, used Allis Chalmers
forage Harvester, used forage
Blower large selection used ma
nure Spreaders, used Thresher,
good condition; used grain Bind
ers. large selection of used craWler
Tractors. Cochran Farm Equip
ment Co., Somerset, Pa, phone 4348
or 5247.-Adv 25-6t.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
PAGE THIRTEEN

FOR SALE--1959 Ford, F-6O0
dump, with coal conveyor; 1859
GMC Y ton pickup both nice
Phone Westernport FL 9-9040.-
Adv 25-4t@
FOR SALE-l4-acre farm, 5-room
house. located at North Glade
known as the late Newton Merrill
farm Write Ike Lazzellc, Box 3l44,
Sabraton w va, or phone Nor
gantoWn Ii 9-4025 after 4 p, m.
Price $500. -Adv 27-2t
FOR SALE-48-acre farm Good
productive land, 8-room house with
aluminium siding, new roof, water.
bath Bank barn, silo. milkhouse.
Located on Pleasant Valley Road.
mile south OF Mt Lake Park. Eli
Yoder, Mt Lake Park, Md. ADV.
25-3t#
FOR SALE-Seven room dwell
ing and store bldg Will sell sep
aratcly or together Modern con-
venicnces Doing good business. RI.
AZ. ) nilCs from Allegheny Front,
3 miles from KitZmiller. Ralph
Wolfe, Elk Garden. w. Va.-Adv.
24-4t@
FOR SALE r. Two apartment
frame house. 3 large rooms down
with new bath, rooms upstairs
with bath - basement with coal
furnace. like new. Located on cor
ncr lot in Mt Lake Park Good
garden and large lawn Phone DE
1926 ADV 25-tG
FOR SALE-9-room frame dwell
ing on Main street, Grantsville Md
Full bath on second floor. y bath
on first floor; electric lights, hot
water heat. and Pear garage frame
with cement. Good we'll water
Charles A. Rodamer. $40 CollicellO
St. Harrisonburg. Va. phone 434-
1897. ADV 26-tf
END OF SEASON CLEARANCE
As good rcfrigcrators. completely
rcconditioncd and guaranteed.
Some are full-lcngth cold some
across top freezcrs some with door
shelves: some automatic deirOst.
Make your own choice and trade
uu now On monthly payments. De-
Witt and DcBcrrV ADV 27-3t
FOR SALE - Purebred young
Guernsey bulls and bull calves
From famous sircs-NaYla Ermine's
Bonanza. and Hcnslee Farms v
Fame. From high record dams.
Alvin II Yoder, phone TW 5-5l58.
ADV 25-5t
The Republican., 1962-08-30

FOR SALE-Large barrels. suit
able for boat dock. Phone DE a.
4246. ADV 1906
FOR Restaurant size Hot
Point grill. good condition. Call
DE 4-4810. ADV. 26-2t
FOR SALE-One Cheviot male
lamb, Hampshire male sheep
Phone 334-3712. ADV 26-2t
FOR Golden Bantam hy-
brid sweet corn. Floyd L. Wensel.
phone 334-3870 ADV 26-4t#
FOR SALE OR House
trailer, 33X8', furnished Phone DE
4-2643. evenings ADV. 27-tf
FOR SALE-20-in. used apart
ment electric range, extra nice De
Witt and DeBerry ADV. 27-1t
The Republican., 1962-08-30

FOR SALE-10'X50 Skyline mo-
bile home, 1850 model. modern ap-
plances. oil tank included. Call DE
4-4976. ADV. 26-tf
FOR SALE-McCormick-Deering
thrcshcr latest model on rubber.
Olcn VI. Yodcr. Accident, phone
VA 6-8l02 ADV. 25-3t
FOR SALE-Union loom, No 36,
ike new. $40. 30-gal. copper kettle,
$50. Carrie Shaffcr 800 s. Alder
St. Oakland. ADV 27-2t
FOR SALE-All aluminium mo-
bile cruiser, bedroomer, 8'X4l,
can be seen at 7th and High SITS, or
call DE 4-2464. ADV 27-2ta
FOR SALE-10 young registered
Hampshire ewes. $50 each O. c.
Parks. Scherr, W. Va, phone Mays
Vile 749-2486 ADV, 27-2t@
FOR SALE-Used deluxe Kelvi-
nator automatic washer. WIS. old.
good condition. $685. Rolyan's.
phone 334-2150. ADV. 27-2t
The Republican., 1962-08-30

FOR SALE - Dairy COWS and
heifers. Phone DE 4-2856. L. F.
Schenk, Deer Park ADV 25-3t
FOR SALE-Block house, 12'x24';
"a acre of land, near Pawn Run
section. Call DE 4-4215. ADV. 20
If
FOR SALE-One 4-can in line
milk cooler. Harold G. Bittingcr,
Rt /, Oakland, phone DE 4-4213.
ADV. 26-tf
FOR SALE-NeW stake body,
will fit a4-ton and 1-ton trucks.
Shaffer Ford Sales, Oakland, Md.
ADV. 27-4t
FOR SALE - 18-mo.-old regis
tered Hereford heifcr. Charles
StraWser, Deer Park, phone DE A.
1927. ADV. 27-2t
The Republican., 1962-08-30
WANTED

WAITRESS WANTED-Over 81,
Phone DE 4-9S89. ADV. 26-tf
WANTED AT ONCE Kitchen
gas stove. Call DE 4-3492. ADV.
26-1t
WANTED-Joba as baby-sitter for
mother while she works. Phone
334-3 -3589. ADV. 27-2t
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT
for nurses aids. Call DE 4-2319 or
DE 4-3289. ADV. loft
WANT TO BUY ~ Hay and
straw. Willard Feather. Rt So be-
tween Red House and Aurora. -
Adv. 26-2t
WANTED-Cash offer on prop
erty with most of furniture and
tools Mrs j. d. Murray, Mt. Lake
Park, Md.-Adv 22-tf.
WANTED-Grl or middle age
woman, to live in. and care for two
small children. Call DE 4-48l0 after
6 p. m. ADV. 26-2t