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Evening star., 1963-04-22
A. P. Reports
ServiceG Gains

NEW YORK. April % (AP).
The directors Of the Asso-
ciated Press said in their an
nual report today that "The
new aggressive leadership Of
the organization has already
made a distinct impression
both on the news and photo
reports and on the member
ship"
The report. read at the AP
annual meeting, said:
There is evident much more
enterprise; more exclusive
stories-and particularly story
and-photo combinations: bet
ter packaging Of the news. with
secondary items held down and
greater attention to in-depth
coverage Of the major news"
The report commented that
Yves Gallagher, who became
general manager in october,
and Paul Miller. who was
named president in January
both came up from the ranks"
Of the worldwide news CO.
operative.
"The Associated Press Is TAX
ing advantage Of chronological
advancements-including some
products Of its own engineering
laboratories-to a greater ex-
tent than ever before" the re-
port continued.
The report. read by Harry
T. Montgomery. deputy general
manager and secretary Of the
corporation, said the Associated
Press Is now sending news in
and out Of l0l countries on a
regular basis.
The directors said total reve-
nue. in 1862 was $42,45l,846,
compared with $42,l2S,292 the
year before and $ll,304,90 in
1910. They sad, however. the
association continues to face
increases in expense Of all ele-
ments Of Its operations.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Horse Snowshoes
Are Item for Florida
PETERSBURG.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
(AP).-The Historical Society
Museum has a new exhibit that,
in this automobile age, would
be a collectors item anywhere
but in Florida, is downright
rare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson
of Ste Petersburg recently pre-
sented the museum with a set
of four snowshoes for horses.
The snowshoes are made of
wood. a foot long and 6 inches
wide, with a gadget mounted
on top into which Old Dobbin
placed his hoof.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Tracks for Cycles

HERMISTON, Greg. (AP).-
Motorcycle enthusiasts knew
what to do with 81 acres Of
sagebruch land they acquired
here. They started construction
Of a quarter-mile falt track, q
half-mile scramblers track and
set the rest aside for parking.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

the assault on Everest's peak
might be delayed several days.
according to expedition sources
in Katmandu.
The expedition is about two
weeks ahead Of its original
schedule and has ample time
before the monsoon ends the
climbing season. The expecta-
ton here is that the assault
will be made between April 28
and 30.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
GLENN SURE MAN
WILL REACH MOON
BY The Associated Press

Col, John H. Glenn, jr.. says
he is absolutely convinced the
United States will put q man
on the moon.
II will be a worthwhile Job
Of exploration. he said yester-
day, even though the specific
benefits 10 be obtained from
the trip cannot be pinpointed
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Work Undeterred
By Blessed Event

LOUISVILLE. KY. (AP) -
One housewife managed to
shatter a long-standing Louis
vile Water Co. regulation that
somebody must be home when
crewmen turn on the water.
A workman who arrived at q
home in the South End found
this note penned to a torn
newspaper:
Water man. Please 60 on in
I had to go to the hospital to
have my baby.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Yemen Poet Approved

BEIRUT, Lebanon. April ~
(AP).-The Prime Minister of
Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince
Feisal, says his government has
approved an agreement TO end
fighting In neighboring Yemen.
He told a rally 1t calls for his
country to stop aiding royalist
forces and for Egyptian troops,
supporting the republicans. to
withdraw.
There would be a 25-mile
buffer zone between Yemen
and Saudi Arabia.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Glenn, at A. P.Meeting,
Urges Space Doto Pool

NEW YORK. April % (AP) .
-Astronaut John H. Glenn, jr.,
proposed today creation Of q
national center into which
would be channeled the vast
new quantities of space age
information.
The Marine lieutenant Colo
mel, first American to orbit the
earth, made the proposal in q
speech prepared for delivery to
editors and publishers at the
annual Associated Press meet
ting.
: Col. Glenn said that while
u national information center
s'can be initially organized to
tcope with the flood Of space
information, it can pave the
way In many fields toward use
systems Of our knowledge, not
Just file systems.
By this, he explained, he
meant that highly technical in
formation would be more easily
understood and thus would be
better applied in everyday liv-
ing. H..
Z Boost to Business
"The effect on business and
Industry alone would probably
Mar surpass the initial outlay
of such a system. since an
american businessman with a
new idea need little prodding,"
kCol. Glenn said.
There can be a stimulative
effect, for as our knowledge
increases, the more we begin
TO realize how many other areas
1there are) about which we
would like to become more
knowledgeable, and which are
in turn useful" he said.
OF his own field, Col. Glenn
said the immediate purpose of
the Nations space program is
e'providing transportation to
new areas and return"
None Of the manned space
programs of the future is
merely to prove that man can
adapt and is reliable or can
live aboard a space craft" he
said. THE long range 'payoff'
comes when we start using these
capabilities to learn new
things. ..."
But he emphasized: I'VE have
developed an information gap
between the discoverers or the
researchers and those who
would normally make use of
such information"
One Source
To solve this problem. Col.
Glenn proposed that what we
need is a national repository
for information designed
to utilize all the techniques at
our disposal for sorting, cata-
loguing. analyzing, storing and
making readily accessible new
information as 1t becomes
available"
Thus, he said, requests for
information from teachers,
businessmen, industrial users.
Government and professional
workers would all be channeled
TO one central source, which
could be kept up-to-date."
He suggested that control Of
such a center could be by Gov
ernment or private interests. or
q combination OF appropriate
interests. He said 1t could be
organized as a modern out
growth Of the Library OF Con-
Rress."
Evening star., 1963-04-22

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Evening star., 1963-04-22
FRANCOIS MISSION DESTROYED

Gabriel Martinez Mata head of the unofficial
Spanish Representation in Mexico City, ex-
amines damage done by some 100 SpaniardS
and Mexicans who forced their way into the
office and destroyed furniture, files and
papers. The anti-FrancO demonstrators pro-
tested the execution of Communist leader
Julian Grimau Garcia in Madrid.-AP Wire
photo.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Chr Eurnins Star - Chr Sunhau Star

hblhsd by the EVENING
NAM OFFICE 22s Nhnio Wosnoion
rpodOr,on Of oil
A.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Matinee!

THIS FAST CHANGING world, Odtimers who long for
the good old days. may be delighted know one thing
still the afternoon the nebOrhOOd movie
house Small fry still up in 'front.' hours before the
doors still gorge themselves with sticky candy and noisy
popcorn and still lose themselves completely terrible
crises confronting the heroes and herOnes of Screenand
fare different from what when Pop boy Swept
aside by televsOn and the superrOductOn films
are the Saturday cowboys Tex Ritter, Ken Maynard Gene
Auy and their crOnes have cutting the bad
off at the But light famlytyp comedy like Mr Hobbs
Takes Vacation starring James Stewart be just as ex
citing you're young enough Photographer Mark Baldwin
couldn't understand how MIR. Hobbs mild enangemenls could
possibly have such effect anyone age of but
his pictures proof that they do.
MORE PICTURES FOLLOWING PAGES
Evening star., 1963-05-30

PALM BEACH NEcKWEAR
BY BEAU BRUMMELL
Palm Beech q known name
in neekweor. Summers subtle
and vibrant eolors light up and
combine in the newest patterns,
stripes and embroideres. 4-foId
Doerono polyester-royon wash n
wear ties in new Snapper" clip
on, four-in-honds, adjustable and
ellp-on bows. -
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
17 White Hats To Wear Chief Hats As A Result Of February Exams"

Our hats are off to the IT White Hats" of the Kodiak Naval Station and Staff, Comm IT, who will don Chief Petty Officer hats as result of the February, 1863, service-wide examinations. These men will re- ceive promotions in staggered in- crements throughout the year and in January, 1864.
 The following men of the Naval Station will be promoted to Chief in May: R. E. Pelletier will advance to Electronics Technician Chief Acting; R. c. Brubaker will ad- vance to Shipfitter Chief Acting: T. D. Walton will advance to Avia- ton Machinistmate Chief Acting. B. R. Gould of Staff, Comm IT, will advance to Yeoman Chief Acting in May, also.
 These Naval Station men will ad- vance to Chief in July: M. Letco will advance to Boatswainmate Chief Acting; George Vargo will advance to Commissaryman Chief Acting; A. D. McNair will advance to Shipserviceman Chief Acting; and H. G. Nelson will advance to Torpedoman Chief Acting.
 September Chiefs include J. R.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
Senators Asking Cross Runways
 At Local Airport

A Senate resolution (No. 44) was introduced March 19 by Senators Al Owen and Nick Begich in the Alaska legislature relating to the construction of a cross runway at the Kodiak airfield.
 The resolution states that where as the present airfield has only a single runway and crosswinds ire quently make the use of this run way hazardous for small aircraft, and it is anticipated that the con- struction of cross runway would, by increasing safety of operation. result in an increase of 70 per cent in private and commercial use of the field.
 It was also brought out that con- mercial carriers have asked that the FAA facilities be moved to Ko- diak's airfield from Woody Island.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
RotarianS Hear Therapy Program

Dick Markson of Anchorage who heads up the Elks Physical Ther- apy program was the featured speaker at the March 26 meeting of the Kodiak Rotary Club.
 Jim Eggemeyer, local business man, was a guest of the Club.
 He explained the Elks program as presented in Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12

Brazil of Staff, Comm IT, who vii. advance to Yeoman Chief Acting. and Naval Station men J. A. Balas who will advance to Aviation Tech nician Chief Acting and J. A. Grf- fin who will advance to Aviation Electrican Chef Acting.
 In November two Staff, Comm IT, Personnelmen will become Chiefs. R. J. Heikes and S. r. Bryan will both advance to Chief Acting. Bryan, known to his friends as "Sam," recently left Kodiak for a school assignment in San Diego. C. G. Heath of the Naval Station will advance to Hospitalman Chief Acting in November.
 New Chiefs for January, 1864, are R. c. Chase of Staff, Comm IT, who will advance to Photographic Intelligenceman Chief Acting and R. L. Wilson of the Naval Station who will advance to Commissary- man Chief Acting and V. D. Lewis of the Naval Station who will ad- vance to Torpedoman Chief Acting.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
ATTEND LEGION MEET

Attending the American Legion Convention in Anchorage last week from Kodiak were George Cor nelius, Carl Rodli, Ray Cobb, local Legion Commander, and Capt. R. P. Gee, Commanding Officer of the Naval Station.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12

Six Receive Good Conduct Meoais The following received Conduct Medals from .ap my Gee Commanding officer of the Naval Station re'ens ~ r monies in his oce They deft to right Corne nuss ~ James T. Hale SIN; Arnold 0. Ford, YNS James |. ' , John A. Tricarico LL2; Alyah Edwards oiI o'p ' extreme right
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12

Read the clasSifieds for profit. use them for results.
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE-Solar bulk tanks.
Finance available. Harold and Sam
Steyer, Loeb Lynn-Gorman road.
Phone DE 42900. ADV. 18-tf
WILL TRADE-House trailer on
8 lots in Mt. Lake Park for house
in Mt Lake Park or Oakland
Phone DE 4-2666. ADV. 33-tf
FOR SALE-American Standard
coal stoker furnace, complete, to
heat large house Excellent condi-
ton Call DE 4-2166.-Adv. 33-tf
FOR SALE - armstrong room
heater, 10000 BTU, fan and Honey
we'll controls, used one winter only,
$4,000. May be inspected at The
Republican, Second St, Oakland.
ADV. 27-tf
FOR SALE - Three-bedroom
house, coal hot air furnace, full
basement, 2-car garage, about 21a
acres ground located along Crel-
lin-UnderWood road. Seen by ap-
pointment only. Phone DE 1856.
ADV. 23-tf
FOR SALE-Small new spinet
Acrosonic or Wurlitzer piano with
bench. Piano may be seen in this
vicinity. Payment if so desired.
Write for particulars. o. B. Faw-
ley Fawley Music Co., Morgan
town, w. Va. ADV. 35-4t
The Republican., 1963-11-14

WANTED = Deer hunters to
board. Rates reasonable. Dora Bow
man, Oakland. Phone DE 4-2591.
ADV. 37-1t
WANTED - Immediate employ
ment for nurses aids and laundry
workers. Phone DE 4-2319 or DE a.
3289 ADV. 21-tf
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-Ex-
perienced in houseWork, kitchen
work in restaurant or baby-sitting.
Call DE 4-2706 ADV. 35-tf
NEEDED NOW - Women with
the ambition to earn money. Good
income, part or full time. Phone
453- 1872, for Deerfield dial 16-453-
1872. ADV. 22-tf
HELP WANTED-Six men need
ed Immediately to help harvest
Christmas trees. Contact Virgil
Steyer, Jr., Steyer, Md, after 6 p.
m. Phone DE 4-3847. ADV. SILT.
Experienced automo-
bile mechanic for good steady job
with benefits. Write Box T, The
Republican, stating background,
qualifications, experience, age and
references. ADV. 37-tf
Elderly couple to live
and care for home in town All
improvements and hot water heat.
Small salary for right couple.
Write Box *, c/o The Republi-
can, Oakland, Md. ADV. 37-tf
-Housekeeper or care
taker, year round. Room and
board. Live in. Located District
No. /, 2 miles from Lake. Write to
Eugenie MacFarlane, Francis
St, phone 3O1-725-6489, Laurel, Md.
ADV. 34-tf
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE-One used dining
room suite, table. 6 chairs. buffet,
and china cabinet, $125: one used
Firestone Wringer type washing
machine with timer, like new con-
ditiOn. S55; one used Apex ironer,
good condition. $40: one set of
dishes, S35 value, excellent condi-
ton, $50; one mobile home double
bed, complete, S25; one used port
able washing machine with Wringer
and timer, Al condition, SIS: one
used Sunbeam MiXmaster mixer
large size, $40; one telephone
gossip bench, good condition, $40:
one used Norge refrigerator. 8 Gu
f., $40: used PhilcO refrigerator,
Gu. it.. $25; 3 double gas rcgula-
tors for mobile homes, new: one 20
IT, long Sin. sewer for mobile
homes; one Soft TV antenna
tower, $40; six 15-in. rims, 6-hole,
new; one used reclining chair. $5
one used rocker. IS; one used
breakfast set, $40: one Smith-COr-
ona portable typewriter, SIS; one
filing cabinet. $40; large Bryant gas
heater, $1,000 BTU's, ceiling type,
$50; Thompson gas bathroom heat
er, $40; gas fireplace logs, $40:
one 80 h.p outboard motor, cleo
trio start, S225; one used Aft
boat with front controls, $50; one
25 hp outboard motor with con
trolls. used approx hours, S195
Phone 334-3955. ADV 37-2t
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE-R and r coal. Oak
land-Sang Run area We deliver.
Phone DE 4-4049. ADV. 35-6t
FOR SALE-196O 24-ton Ford
pickup, 250 series. in good condi-
ton. Phone HI $500 ADV. SAT-
FOR SALE-1s41 Dodge 1-ton
pickup, dual wheels, good tires,
body fair shape, good bed, S295.
Gibson's Auto Parts. Loeb Lynn.
-AdY. 35-tf
FOR SALE-1955 WHY'S, 1854
Chevrolet, 1852 Chevrolet, 1851
Chevrolet. 1852 G.M.C. truck. Also
used parts " & v Used Auto
Parts. Friendsvillc. Md Call 746-
2G5G ADV. 37-tG
HOUSE FOR SALE-Three bed.
room, full basement, attached gar.
age, IL acres of land on route PIG,
north of Oakland Built in kitchen,
fuel oil furnace Terms for quick
sale. Phone DE 4-4065 for informa.
ton ADV. 37-3t"
The Republican., 1963-11-14
FOR RENT

EOh hG4N
FOR RENT-6-room house in
Bayard. c. d. Shaffer. Phone DE
4-3725. ADV 36-f
FOR RENT - Apartment. Miss
Bernadinc Warwick, 203 S. 7th St,
Oakland. ADV 33-tf
FOR RENT - First floor apart
ment. rooms and bath. on Oak
st. Call DE 4-3166. ADV. 32-tf
HOUSE FOR RENT-Near Red
House. Six rooms and bath, par
TALLY furnished. DE 1926. ADV.
37-tf.
HOUSE FOR RENT rooms
and bath: furnished or unfurnished
in Crellin. Call DE 4-2828. ADV.
37-4tf
HUNTING CABIN for Rent in
Swallow Falls section, furnished.
Carl r. Sincs, phone DE 4-2430. =
ADV. 37-3t
FOR RENT-Trailer apartment
for two in Oakland. Available
January l. Prentice DeBerry. -
Adv. 37-3t
FOR RENT-6-room house with
bath. $4,000 MONTH in Mt Storm.
G. V. Bosley, Mt Storm, w. Va. -
Adv. 36-tf
FOR Rents apartments in Mt.
Lake Park, electric heat, free
water. C. c. Mason, call DE 4-4615.
ADV. 35-tf.
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR RENT-House about Il
mile from Oakland on Old Deer
Park road. Call after p. M, DE
4-2482 ADV 36-tf
FOR RENT - 2 communicating
office rooms in office building on
Third St, Oakland. Md. Phone DE
4-3491. ADV. 37-tf
FOR RENT Furnished cabin to
accommodate 6 deer hunters, To-
Gated in Swallow Falls area. For
information call DE 4-4049. ADV
36-tf
FOR -Three-bedroom mo-
bile home with expanding living
room. Located along Rt. PIG, at
Deep Creek Lake. Call 334-3951.
ADV 28-tf
FOR RENT-Lake front rock
dwelling, 3 bedrooms, furnished,
automatic oil heat On Rt. 219,
Deep Creek Lake. Phone 334-3132.
ADV. 34-tf
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE-Hay Everett De-
Berry. Deer Park ADV. 36-2ta
FOR SALE-Coal, 500 ton de-
livered. Harold Upole, phone DE 4
1928 ADV. 30-12t@
FOR SALE-Grain or hay con-
veyor, mounted on rubber, $1,000
Harco Lumber Co. ADV 36-1t
FOR SALE - Electric clothes
dryer completely reconditioned
and guaranteed. fully installed
turn key job, S65. Dewitt and De-
Berry ADV. 37-1t
FOR Heavy duty Zeep
snow blade, electric hoist. COM
plete. Can be seen Saturday morn.
ing at Vanns Mobile Village. -
ADV. 37-lt
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE - Several electric
motors. One-siXth to one-half horse
power. About 900 #. of dry lin
lumber, been inside for a year,
soft wood, 10c it. Gibson's Auto
Parts, Loeb Lynn. ADV. 35-tf
FOR SALE-Barton washing ma
chine, very good shape, $50 cash;
four fair S25X20 tires and tubes
One large l hip. double grinder
for 3-phase electricity, $50 cash;
electric sump pump, $50. GibsOn's
Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn. ADV. 35-
If.
FOR SALE-Small farm consist
ing of some So acres, bank barn
40x60, 10-room house with bath,
full basement with hot air coal fur
mace, all modern conveniences.
Borders on Rts. 135 and 3S, 6 miles
from Deep Creek Lake. Mrs. r. L.
Sebold, Deer Park. ADV 14-tf
FOR SALE-100 acres Bakers
town coal, complete mining equip
mcnt, including covered tipple, 8
mine cars, hip. electric motor on
Aft. fan. 20 tons of steel, 3 young
ponies, pony stable and harness,
complete shop; also some timber.
Ready to go Priced at $18.500. Lo-
Gated 2 miles off Rt. so, miles
east of Mt. Storm. Call 446-5312 or
write Donald Alternately, Elk Gar
den, w. Va. Adv. 36-3t
The Republican., 1963-11-14
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE-One
on route PIG about 2 miles north
of Oakland; one about miles
southeast of Oakland on Finger
board road. Can be financed for
small down payment. Contact DE
4-2564. ADV. 24-tf
FOR SALE - 10-coIumn electric
National adding machine. Adds,
multiplies, subtracts in red. Instant
totals always visible. Less than "a
original cost. Fully guaranteed l
year. Call 334-2225 or 334-2893. =
Adv. 13-tf
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE-1957 VS. Ford, good
running condition, Call SH 6-2082
ADV. Syst
FOR SALE-Beagle pups. Con-
tact Robert Miller, SWanton, Md,
or phone 334-2228 ADV 33-tf
FOR SALE - Sheep: 22 mixed
breed ewes, registered Suffolk
buck. Phone DE 4-4208. ADV. 28-
if
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR RENT-Second floor apart
ment of q rooms and bath in Oak
land. Pleasant surroundings, large
yard Heat furnished. Couples
only. Call DE 4-2401. ADV 37-tf.
FOR RENT-Three-room apart
ment in Deer Park. Water, gas and
electric. Excellent location. $1,000
per month Phone DE 4-2433 or
write PO Box 248, Oakland, Md.
ADV. 35-tf
FOR RENT-3 rooms down town
Green ST, Oakland, Md. These
rooms can be either used for of
flee rooms or a Broom apartment
with private bath. Phone DE 4-3491.
ADV. 37-tf
The Republican., 1963-11-14
FRED A. THAYER,
Assignee for the
Purpose Of Foreclosure.
ADV. 35-3t
Hayry 4. Rexrcad ct al
VS..

Harry 4. Rexroad ct al
VS..
Wardcr A. ReXroad
No. 5'27 Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County. Maryland
ORDER NISi
GRDTRED. this 18th day of November.
1868. by the Circuit Court for G:.rratt
County. Maryland in Equity, that the
sale made and reported in the above
cause by W. Dwight Stoyer, Trustee, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10
the contrary thereof be shown On or be-
fore the 9th day of December 1868 pro.
vided copy of this order be published
in some newspaper published in Garrett
County, Maryland, once 4 week for three
-''ccessive weeks before the 29th day OF
November, 1868.
The report states the amount of the
sale to be S2,l5G.0O.
Richard L. Davis. Clerk.
True Copy
Test: Richard L. Davis. Clerk.
Adv. 57-3t.
The Republican., 1963-11-14

WE HAVE IT-The latest model
Underwood portable typewriter
that everyone is talking about.
Compare the features of this new
model with the much higher
priced standard machines! The
Music Shop. ADV. 36-2t
The Republican., 1963-11-14

WANTED ~ Experienced dairy
man. single. live in Phone DE A.
444l. ADV. 36-tf
SEWERS WANTED Immediately
Work at home doing simple sew
ing. We supply materials and pay
shipping both ways. Good rate of
pay. Piece work Apply Dept ID,
Box 70l0, Adelaide Post Office,
Toronto. Ontario, Canada.-Adv.
29-33-37.
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE or Trade-Ford On
tractor with plows, S795. Very good
rubber, hydraulic 3-point hitch.
Gibson's Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn.
ADV. 35-tf
FOR SALE-E1cRe's corrugated
cement stave silos, Silo-Matic silo
unloaders and Scru-Feed'r, Bulk
O-Matlc feed bins. Phone VA g.
8163. ADV. Soft
FOR SALE-Wire for Christmas
decorations Used heating stoves,
bathtubs with legs, commodeS, lava
tories. J. w Holman, Friendsville,
phone SH 6-2501. ADV. 36-3t
FARM FOR SALE-28 acres, s.
room house, full basement and
bath, coal furnace heat. Located at
Horse Shoe Run, w. Va, just off
Route "a. Jesse Jr. Gnegy, phone
Eglon 8-F-10. ADV. 24-tf
The Republican., 1963-11-14

FOR SALE-Used 30-inch COM
bination gas and coal stove, good
condition, $780, also used gas fur
mace, excellent condition, $500.
Rolyans, phone DE 4-215O. ADV.
SILT
FOR SALE-Hot water furnace
with thermostat; Chevrolet short
block, 235 displacement: 1949 In
dian motorcycle; 1850 Mercury diff
ferential; 1854 Ford differential
Phone 334-2731. ADV. 37-3t%'
FOR SALE-Registered Shet-
land trick pony, years old; also
small sorrel. flax name and tail
Will trade for sheep. cattle or good
deer rifle. Call 463-2665. -Adv. 81
1f#
The Republican., 1963-11-14

COMMISSIONERS MEETING
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine
business that may properly come
before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 18 and 19
By order of the Board
MRS. VIRGINIA FIZER.
Clerk
The Republican., 1963-11-14
Assignee's Sale
OF
Real Estate

Situate, lying and being on
West side of High Street in
Oakland, Garrett County,
Maryland.
Under and by virtue of a power
Of sale contained in certain mort
gage from Porter f. Dewitt and
Margaret Dewitt, his wife. bear
ing date the 25th day of January,
1850, and recorded in Liber RID.
No. 222, folio 379 &c. one of the
Mortgage Records of Garrett
County, Maryland, default having
occurred under the terms and con.
ditions of said mortgage and said
mortgage having been duly as
signed to the undersigned for the
purpose of foreclosure, I hereby
give notice that | will on