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DEALER PHONE (S94S79 SUNSET VIEW 4 AHUM. CUM FOR SALE-I taU, 111 St. Urw M. 141 St. TRADE HOME ON 732 SHOWN AVENUE 13.900 724-2MI 4 BEDROOM Brick N.

CkM St. ZVi Bathi, Hot Water Hut. Buwment 1ULJLENSON REAL ESTATE. 724-9990 LAKGE WOOPED BUILDING LOTS- IM LAVALE. AM, UTILITIES AVAILABLE.

PA NEW AKEA- 4 Bedroom Stow Aluml Kuch. 2 Extra. IM'xlW. 729- 1723. NEW CONVERTIBLE HOME.

CM IM 1 1 funilki. 9 Betfroomi, 1 UtckeM, 2 bithi. 10 roomi la all. EMU flaancM. Potomac Park.

721-2241 KING'S COURT-BEL AIR-NEW 9 Room Split Entry, 2 Baths Will include landscaping and paved drive way. $23,500. OPEN DAILY Daniel Yuhascik, Contractor "Custom Built Homes" Will build on your lot or ours. Free estimates, from $12,900 up Dial 729-0410 Oiiplay Clauified Display Classified NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NEW HOME! ff been putting off buying the better home your family deserves, wait no note. There is a good selection of nice homes, both new land prior-owned, at trices you can afford.

Money is available or favorable mortgages, too. Let us help you find the home of your dreams. CITY 1700 FREDERICK. Split Uvel Beauty, featuring dining room, walnut'panel- ing. corntr lot.

Eltc- tric htat. value at $18,500. 447 BEDFORD Lovily 4 bedroom brick 2 ftery homt. 9 roomi including tunroem, kitchen, for- mal dining room. Alia hoi 4 roomi in basement.

Cor- i ner lot, reduced $15,000. 02 OLDTOWN ROAD. try brick, 3 Bedroom home, one block from Johnson Heights School. Large, safe lot, big rooms. $16,500.

305 HELEN ST. Brick 4 Bed- room 2-Story. Has modern kitchen with all appliances, new bath, gameroom with fireplace. Just $12,700. 414 OLDTOWN RD.

Brick 2- Story, 4 Bedroom HoVne Coal hot air heat. On big 60' 140'. $11,200. 156 SPERRY TERRACE--Frame 5 Rooms bath Ranch with income apartment in base- ment. Gas heat, 2 car gar- age.

Good investment or home for family wanting apartment for a $9,900. 159 POLK ST. 27' 160' lot Desirable, Commercial lo- cation with rentable brick house. $9,000. 1411 OLIVE ST.

Completely i woodworking shop, on 150 150 lot. Cabinet making or small woodworking; business per- mitted. DECATUR ST. 8 Room Brick House. In good condition and suitable for 2 nice Apts.

or for a fcmily. $8,900 205 COLUMBIA. Fine Vic- torian Home. 6 Rooms and bath, modern gas heat. In very good condition.

$8,900 848 GREENE ST. 6 Room 2- Story Home, gas heat. Just $7,700, with terms after low down payment. 411 FAYETTE ST. Brick 2 Bed- room home on 51' 175' lot.

Good location and has been well cared for. Just $4,900. LAVALE 636 NATIONAL HIGHWAY Gorgeous Modern Ranch, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Carpet- ed, Draperies and partially furnished with custom fur- niture. Centrally air condi- ditioned, 2 car garage, full basement. $39,900.

GRAMLICH ROAD. Suburban Estate. Lovely 3 bedroom ranch on over 10 acre plot. Has electric heat, 2 car garagt. fireplaces in living room A game room.

$35,000. COLONY HGTS. lovely Brick Ranch, 3 Bedrooms, baths, featuring magnifi- cent gameroom, fireplace, central water sewage, great view. $25,000. 104 SUNSET DRIVE large 4 Bedroom split level has big living room and fam- ily room with view of La- Vale, IVi baths, fireplace, carpeting, on 125' lot.

$25,900. 560 NATIONAL HWY. Brick 4 Bedroom Ranch Colonial; 2 baths, full basement, carpeting. $23,000. APPLEWOOD DR.

HGTS. Custom 2 bedroom ranch features central air condition, fireplace, beam- ed ceilings, carpeting. Fine for couple or small family. $18,500. COLONY HGTS.

Cape Cod Brick, New, with 5 rooms and bath, plus 2 extra bed- rooms ready to finish off (4 in all). $17,800. CASH VALLEY ROAD. 2 Bed- room House, professionally remodeled, electric heat. Nice.

$10,000. RT. 220 SOUTH 717 MARYLAND AVENUE. 4- Redroom Ranch, Centrally A i Conditioned, a Room, Fireplace. Nice, at $22,500.

BltR'S LANE, RAWLINGS 4- Bedroom Split-Level. Fam- ily Room. Large Level Lot $18.100. HAWKS' LANE--RAWLINGS-- Nice Brick Ranch 3 Bedroom House at end of road. 200 100 lot, gameroom.

$17,500 30 AVE. Brick Frame 2 bedroom ranch. Big Porch-Patio, tot 110. $16,200. WEST VIRGINIA BILLMYRE ADDN.

FT. ASHBY. Aluminum Siding Cape Cod, 3 Bedroom, Fireplace, Land- scaped lot. Just $13,900. MILTENBERGER ROAD--Mod- ern 2 Bedroom Frame Ranch, Complete Except for Bathroom.

Coal heat, Low W.Va. Taxes. 80 200 lot. Just $6,700. VACATION TURKEY NECK, DEEP CREEK LAKE.

Choice of Two Cot- tages On Large Lots. Brick Construction, Electric Heat, Water Priveleges. $18,000 And $18,500. FARM: Near New Germany Recreation Area in Garrett County. 133 acres; 4 bed- room house, spring water, coal heat.

$12,000. DEEP CREEK LAKE--Fine lots in Turkey Neck Section Garner Subdivision $3,000 and up. Also Cottages. CACAPON RIVER, at Largent, W.Va. 3 4 Acre Waterfront Lot.

$1,100. On Terms, If Wanted. PLANNING A SUMMER HOME? the outstanding i "Vista" and other vacation home plans at our office. Ideal for River, or Mountains, and professionally built. LOTS SHINNAMON DRIVE.

Double Lot, The Most At- tractive Available, In Fine Area, Sewer, Water and Paved Street. If You're Planning A Fine Home, Check This. $7,000. BOWLING AVENUE. BOWLING GREEN.

40' 120' lot, OK for 28' wide house. $275. SHINNAMON lot, paved road and all utili- ties. $4,000. McMULLEN HWY.

Your Choice of 2, 80' 120' building sites. Terms. $1,000. WILLIAMS ST. 70' 130', near Fort Hill.

$2,500. MAPLESIDE. 75' 90' Build- ing lot. Blackiston Ave. $2,000.

ROBINWOOD DRIVE; Off Hen- ry Drive. Nice level wooded 135' 200' lot, in area of fine new homes. $4,100. OAKDALE We are building Kingsberry Homes on large lots Just 4 lots left at $1,400 and $1,700. You'll like your new home in Oakdale.

DINGLE CIRCLE. Odd-Shaped tot, $5,000. BEDFORD RD. Two adjoining lots, 90' 200'. $2,500 each, or $4,700 for both.

COLONY HEIGHTS. Over 30 large lots with sewer and water, great views. $2,400 and $2,800. OTHER BEDFORD ROAD. Frame 2- Story on 80 235 lot, has 3 Bedrooms, new bath, oak paneled a $13,400.

NEW ROW, MT. SAVAGE. 6 Room stone and aluminum house, on double lot. Wa- ter A Sewer. $8,500.

ELLERSLIE. Ranch House. 3 Bedrooms, on large corner lot. Good deal at just $10,500. DAIRY RETAIL BUSINESS.

Good location, grassing $3,000 month. Modern and Estab- lished $6,800. CUSE SWIFT HOMES, cfcMM tor catalog Caarkt T. CUae. DeAfer-SttiMcr.

kM. 2153S, 4W-JW1. 1 8EMOOM MUCK Urflt Mowa with Kttckm. Bath, CM.FWMC*, Carafe la Baaeateat, flUM. PlyaMMtk Drive tun rifht at 1300 Bedford St.

72442M. MODERN 3 Bedroom, oil Heat, phone. Ralph Malone. Baker Road, Ft. Ashby.

Reasonable terms, 2nd mortgage. $8.700. 9 ROOM House. Reese's Mill Road. miles from Ke.vser.

Large bath. 2 attics, basements, front, rear porch storm windows, new oil furnace, oul buildings, (V 19.700. Keyter 788-1085. BEDFORD Road--Nice 4 Rooms, Bath one floor. New Gas Furnace, full bur ment.

Illness forces sale furnished or unfurnished. 724-1352. FOR SALE By Owner--Living Boom, Dining Room. 3 Bedrooms, 7. Baths, Built-in Kitchen, Range, Dishwasher, Rec Room, Garage, Landscaped, Bel Air.

729-2652. 5 ROOM Half Double, bath, thow- er, basement, gas heat, yard, big garage. 724-9256. NEAR NEW Gold Medallion Home, beau- tifully landscaped. 2 Baths, 2 fireplaces, living room fc extra living room plus large family room.

Modem kitchen and dining, 2 car garage. Must be seen to be appreciated. $36,500. 729-2141. 3 BEDROOM Home in Bel Air Heights; L.

R. with fireplace, 2 Full Baths 2 zone Hot Water Heat. Frigidaire Kitchen with no-wax floor. Forma Dining Room, Sundeck, Huge Rec Room, 2 car garage, landscaped with paved drive. Call Bob Downing 729-0131 anytime.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY REALTORS 20 GREENE ST PA 2-0770 Evenings 722-1211 -SALES RIPRESENTATIVE Don leeman 729-2233 REDUCED! 291 St. I-Room Brick. Attk. Yurt, FMtoM 2 S7.4N. BEL AIR- WlOfttow St.

4 1 recreation room, baatmeat. weoded let. TJMMT. Side 9 Break- Nook. Bath-Shower, Concrete Block Carafe.

Altmbuia Covered. Centrally located. 3M ACRE. 1-RoMn Moufe. Bath.

Bank Barn. 2 Sprinii. I mllei east of Cumberland, old Route 40. To aettle 47(1-7201. 7 ROOM bouM, bath.

4 loti. Sell retwnnble. mile North of EUenlie. John Maton. 8 ROOM Store Comer Lot.

110 Bowery St. 9 ROOMS, New Bath, Larfe Lot. II Linden St. 91.400. 2 BR Bungalow.

Acrei Laad Great lor Kids. W. Hill 10 ROOMS, 3 Baths, New furnace wiring, newly paneled. 133 Bowery St. 622 AVONDALE Especially Bice.

FROSTBURG Town Country Real Estate Phone 689-5382 FURNACE ACRES: Attractive 3 Bed- room Stone at (Mini home. Urge rec. room, oil heat, detached farafe, 79' 150 lot. 115.900. HEAVNER REAL ESTATE AGENCY Phone 724-2600 Scaled to the LaVale SaaJUry LaValt, Marylaod.

for a water nail elocatioa aad all etaer as abowa the drawiag on (ile the oUice oi Uw LaVale Sanitary ommltskw, MuyUnd, will be eceived at said office until 7.00 P. M. lera Daylight Saviaf Time, May H7. at watch time and place they will be publicly oprmd aad read. The work to be done under tali Mtract rondsts of the construction of pproxl-nately 14W feet o( 8" Cast Iron water main.

feet of 2Vi" Cast Iron water main, and all other appurtenaat work. The successful bidder will be required be bonded to the LaVale Sanitary Commission, LaVale. Maryland, for a urn equal to 100 percent of the amount ol his proposal. Each proposal must be ccompanied by a certified check or bidder's bond for Seven Hundred and illy Dollars (S790.00), payable to the Sanitary Commission, LaVale, laryland, and will not be considered so accompanied. Copies of the plan, specifications and he LaVale Sanitary Commission Stan- ard Specifications and Details Wattr Mails aad Sewers may be obtained at the office of the Commission.

The cost of the plan and specifications Five Dollars which Is not efundable, and the cost of the Standard Specifications is Thirty-Five Dollars I3S.OO), Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) of which will be refunded upon return of same in good condition. By Order of the LaVale Sanitary Commission LaVale, Maryland 4 47-Real Estate For FROSTBURG LEE Bedrooms, remodeled kitch en IE batn. Gas heat, aluminum siding It storm, fenced play yard. Just re duced to J8.SOO. Good Buy.

GRAHAMTOWN--Ranch. Only 2 years old, 3 Bedrooms. COLLEGE Rooms, excellent for college students. Income could toon pay for this one. Minimum money re- quired down.

Great opportunity. NATOLLY REAL AGENCY 91 W. Main, Frostburg 689-5489 OR 689-6480 Kalbaugh St. WESTERNPORT, MD. -Room Frame, J-Story, 3-Bedrooms, 1V4 Baths.

2-Car Garage, Finished Rec Room, Gas Hot Water Heat. Lot 100x150. 'net Reduced to Call 726-4500 Ext. 667 Display Classified Classified ZSA ISA GABOR Says HO DUROCHER IS RIGHT THE WORLD'S LARGEST 'AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS FREE: FREE- A I Terms COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE NONE HIGHER ALL MAKES MIMfhlf, DiMMtlUf, i TkarietH And RMtstMbli, NO MONEY DOWN AAMCO TRAKSMISSIONS wv Exclusive with AAMCO Available LIFETIME GUARANTEE parts and labor on ill AAMCO custom rebuilt and you own your and it annu- ally at a modett serv- ice any of 300 AAMCO chops coast to coast arc no other guar- like this one. WHY AAMCO HAS IT! Saturday 8--Noon 153 N.

MECHANIC STREET Cumberland, Md. 724-5120 LAVAJUt SAMTAKY LAVALE, MARYLAND CONTRACT 11-W WATER MAIN RELOCATION 8-Ttt toy 4. 1917 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAND GRASS SEED 99 PER 5 POUND BAG OTHER SEED IN STOCK: Olde English Family Quick Cover Play FERTILIZER SEEDS WEEDS) RAKES BAMBOO METAL WHEELBARROWS SPREADERS ALL QUALITY PRODUCTS AT POPULAR PRICES For A Fine Lawn Shop At BUCHANAN A "Economy Thru Qualify" $49 N. St. 722-0650 BUILDING LOTS STONEY BROOK LANE-Off Valley Road--LaVale Area.

Surface Road. All Utilities. PHONE 724-3229 Cash Hard KINGSBERRY HOMES--Ooops--we sold the model house we were building be- fore it was finished: along with 5 other models so far. Call now for informa- tion on the complete line--2 bedrooms up to 6, all styles. Good design and good quality, at a price you afford MACY REALTORS, Sales 'lives, 722--0770.

47A-HBA Member Homes BE SUHE when you buy deal only with Home Builders Association of Western Maryland Members. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Avsa CON DA, SMITH (M.mbir HBA) 729-1276 MAUK CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. CUSTOM BUILDERS DIAL RIDGE MODEL HOME Bedford Road 100 Yds. Fast Ferdinand'! Open Daily 2 p.m.

to 5 p.m. Goss Contracting Co. Day PA 2-8140 PA 4-3757 POWNALL BUILDERS, INC. 2 Models Now Complete. Shown By Appointment DIAL 726-4606 VISIT FOREST ACRES NOW In Westernport Model Homes Open CLYDE J.

MARSH 339-9568 CUSTOM BUILDERS FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 0V 9-9775 FAILINGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 48-Roofing, Spouting, Siding ROOFING, Siding. Spouting, Painting General Repairs. Estimates Free. money down, up to i years to pa; Bittinger, Contractor. PA 4-3494.

Baths, Roof, Spout, Siding, Insulation. General Remodeling Recrooms, Kitchens Yrs. to Pay. AIRFLOW Inc. 724-373 Aipholt, Built-Up, Repair Painting, Gutters, Mttal War 1 35 yean ALEX SCHUTE 722-4505 Roofing Roofing, Spouting, Siding, Awnings Three years to pay.

Guaranteed work ANDREW WITT Phone 2S4-3638 ALUMINUM Siding, Storm Windows J10.95. Doors, Jalousies, Awniags Fencing. ARTHUR BOND. Ph. 689-8S31 48B-Fencing CHAIN LINK FENCES, backyard fencea dof runs, patio fences It shields, wood fences, siding, porch enclosures, jalousies storm doors, awnings, windows.

REGAL FENCE CO. 338 Baltimore Ave. PA 4-729 50-Upholstering Drapery, Dress Fabrics Conv. Top Furniture, Truck Seats Reupholsterei GEO. BRAGG, LAVALE PA 4-461 POSSELT'S Cutom Upholstering Furniture Aut Spring Repairs, Seat Covert.

Foam Rubbe SIS Frederick St. 50 jrs. experienc Dial PA 2-4715 day PA evening UPHOLSTERING Furniture Automobik Geo. S. Warner, 1M1 Va.

Ave. PA 4-077 TRUCK SEATS TARPULJNS AUTO CONVERTIBLE TOPS HASTINGS ALUMINUM AWNINGS 51-Vacuum Cleanen WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY On Parts It Service On AU Makes of Vacuum Cleanen. DUPLEX SALES SERVICE Va. Ave. In So.

Cumb. Display Classified 152' Frontage For Sale New Hydro-Spray Car Wash Coming Soon Fully Automatic. Driver won't have to leave the car. Will av- erage 1 ear per minute; a tottl ot 1500 cars per No Waiting. WASH JOB 75c Complete Wash Wax $1 Located West End of LaVale on Hugh Kifer's Property Between Beverage Center fc the new Char- 5 Steak House Restaurant Looking Back to Depopulation of South 1861-65 by ravtfti of war continued in poit-bcllum years through of un- yielding Confederate families.

Many sought to let alone in Western frontier country. Numbers went to Mexico, Brazil and else- where in Latin America. In Rev. Levi Pearce of the Mis- sissippi Methodist Conference and his sons led an initial company of about 100 to British Honduras, and obtained on easy terms about 1000 acres of Caribbean costal land south- east of Belize, capital of the British posses- sion. A detachment went back to bring 200 more colonists from Mississippi, while the.

remainder of the company began preparing land for the banana crops. Bananas proved unprofitable, and the cot-L ony turned to sugar-raising Within a few years there were a number prosperous plantations. Eventually, Pearce colonists lost their identities as lean ex-patriates. Transplanted Southerners who the longest enduring Confederate outpost. were the several hundred who went in 186(C' to Brazil.

Modern travelers to the city ofr' Americana. 100 miles west of Rio de find Dixie traditions maintained among cotton Dates of C.S.AV significance forth Rebel gray forms and displayv of the Stars Bars flags. CLARK; KTNNAIRD. British Hon- duras and its capi-I tal city, Belize. Eiitrlbuted by Kinf Featurei Syndicate Quarries, Mines Planned In 2 Counties CHARLESTON, W.

Va. (UPI) --An official of the State Nat- ural Resources Department said Wednesday the a is not verly concerned about possible and damage involved with the announcement of extensive imestone quarrying operations hat will be started by New York company. Savoy Industries Inc. of Long City, N. said Tuesday plans to conduct limestone quarrying, coal and iron ore mining on 112,000 acres in Ireenbrier and Pocahontas lounties.

Represented by former state mines chief Arch J. Alexander the company said it would jegin operations within 90 days a limestone quarry in the Monongahela National Forest. The initial operation would be near the Blue Bend Recreation Area, about 15 miles from White Sulphur Springs. 'We would have no jurisdic- tion over limestone operations," David' Callahan, deputy director of Natural Resources, said to- day. "However, limestone oper ations never have caused much of a problem from re- sources management view." that any i ore mining "probably would be surface mines, and we 1 have jurisdiction over that." Callahan said that no firm has applied for a surface mining permit in that area.

The De partment of Natural Resources was given jurisdiction surface mining under the strip mining bill passed by the 1967 Legislature. However, deep mining opera tions by Savooy would be under State -Mines Department juris- diction. Savoy said it plans to build a "They will reclaim as work," Alexander said. Savoy already has oil and gas limestone processing plant and'interests in West Virginia plus will ship limestone by truck and rail from north of A Greenbrier'County. The compa- ny said this would bout 20 men.

Alexander said the company will take precaution to i i lamage and reclaim the land, le said that Savoy will main- lain a fund to pay for reclama- ion "over and above what the state asks." Army Board Hears Echo Of Ouster's Lost ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING LOCATED AT NO. 1704 FREDERICK STREET, CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY COUNTT. MARTLAND Under and by virtue of the power sale contained in a certain mortgage dated the 6th day of May, 1963, ant recorded in Liber 390, Folio 209, one the Mortgage Records of Allegany Coun ty, Maryland, which mortgage is now in default in the covenants and conditions thereof, the undersigned as Assignee said mortgage for the purpose of fore closure, will sell at public auction in front of the Allegany County Cou; House on Washington Street, in the City of Cumberland, Maryland, on Monday May 29th, 1567, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. the following described property, to wit: ALL that lot, piece or parcel of grount lying and being on the westerly side Frederick Street, known and designated as part of Lot No.

21 in Suburb an Addition to Cumberland, Allegan; County, Maryland, a plat of which said addition is designated as Plat No. 1 among the Plat Records of Allegany County, Maryland, which said parce is more particularly described as follows to wit: BEGINNING for the same at poin on the westerly side of Fredericl Street at the end of a line drawn North 32 degrees 08 minutes East 633.65 fee from the intersection of said side Frederick Street with the northerly sid of Fectig Avenue, and running (1) thence North 57 degrees 52 minutes west 13 feet to the easterly side of a 12-foo alley, (2) thence with said alley. Nortl 32 degrees 08 minutes East 56 feet. (3 thence leaving said alley. South 5 degrees 52 minutes East 138 feet to th westerly side of Frederick Street, an (4) thence with said Frederick Street South 32 degrees 08 minutes West 5 feet to the place of BEGINNING.

BEING the same property which was conveyed unto Roger H. Norris and Wilma G. Norris. his wife, by deed of Milton H. Meyers, ct ux.

dated May 6, 1963, recorded in Liber 358, Folio 204, one of the Land Records of Allegany County, Maryland. This property is improved by a one-i story, built-up roof, brick dwelling, con- tainins six rooms with bath: hot-water heat, with water and electricity; no base- ment; all in an excellent state of repair. TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash on day of sale and balance on delivery of good and sufficient deed to the purchaser thereof. All stale and county taxes will be adjusted to the date of sale. Harry I.

Sfefrmaier Assignee of Mortgage for the Purpose of Foreclosure Adv. N-May 4. 11. 18. 25 operations in Florida, Nevada and Ohio.

Alexander said Savoy plans-to expand an iron ore processing plant at A1 Greenbrifr County. Coal mining operations c0 for small deep mines in an eration employing about 50 with the coal to be shipped from Marlington, Alexander. WASHINGTON (AP) The Army was asked Wednesday to wipe out the dishonorable dis- charge of a Civil War hero whose troubles began after he was accused of cowardly failing aid Col. George Custer at Lit- tle Big Horn. Maj.

Marcus A. Reno, who was cleared by a court of in- quiry of any blame for the mas- sacre of Custer's forces, was discharged from the Army four years after the battle on charges of brawling, drunken- ness and taking liberties with another man's wife. A five-member panel of the Army Board for Correction of Military Records heard the col- orful story of the Indian Wars at the Pentagon and took the case under advisement. A recom- mendation to the secretary of the Army for a decision will not be made for at least a month, board Chairman Albert J. Es- gain said.

The panel was told that the major, decorated for gallantry and outstanding leadership in the Civil War, is now a forgotten man, dishonored on "flimsy" misconduct charges. The case was brought before the review board in the name of Charles Reno, 54. a New York City bartender, great grand AreQ a a nephew of the major. He asked; became an unpopular figure, as a result-of a "big lie" told in'the press about Custer's "Last Stand," in which a small force of 500 soldiers was massacred by an overwhelming band; of Sioux Indians on June 25,1876. The major, Walton said, was unfairly accused of acting; in cowardly fashion and failing to come to defense.

But Walton said Reno acted quite properly. Custer had command of three of his four battalions at the bat- tle and all were wiped out. Reno led the fourth battalion of 112 soldiers split off from Custer's main force and 49 were killed when attacked by another Sioux force. Walton said Reno's decisions resulted in saving the few men who survived. He said Reno felt he could not leave his wounded to the Indians and go to.

Custer's aid and his troops were almost out of ammunition. Reno, born in 1835 and a grad- uate of West Point, lived out his life after his discharge from the Army in 1880 as a government clerk in Washington. He died of cancer in 1891. the board to show Maj. Reno honorably discharged, and to al- low his body to be removed from his unmarked Washing- ton, B.C., grave to the Custer National Park in Montana.

One Reno defender before the board was George Walton of Wrightsville, N.C., a retired colonel who is the author of a book that seeks to exonerate Reno, titled "Faint the Trumpet Sounds." He told the board that Reno Is Near Normal KEYSER-The local weather station reported 1.76 inches of moisture measured for April. Normal for April is 3.03 inches. During April 1966, the area re- ceived 4.25 inches. Total amount of moisture for 1967 is 10.54 inches. Normal for this period is 10.71.

Precipita- tion was 5.6 inches in March. DOUBLE SBS PLAID STAMPS GIVEN! THRIFTY TRANSMISSIONS The "Home Town" Guys!" Repair, Replace, Rebuild AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Dealer Installer Servicenter AUTO AIR CONDITIONING MARK IV, THERMO KING SALES In South Cumberland 11501 FORD AVE. 722-1771 ORDER NISI Tn The Mailer Of The Sale Of The Real Estate Of Kllen Creek. Deceased. In The Orphans' Court Of Allesany County.

Maryland. Ordered this 28th day of April. 1S67. hy (he Orphans' Court of AllfRan.v! County. Maryland, thai the sale of Real i Estate made hy C.

BarnMt. Trustee of Ellen Creek, late of said County and Slate, deceased, and reported to Orphans' Court on this 2Rth day of April i 1967. be ralified and confirmed, unless' cause (o the contrary Ihereof he shown! on or hefore (he Mth day of May. 19fi7.1 provided copy of Ihis order he inserled i in some newspaper printed and published; in Allesany County. Maryland, once a week for three successive hefore the 22nd day of May The report slates the amount ol to he S.l.VKl.

Howard W. Vandetrifl G. Blair fieorse H. Tedeiirk Judges of the Orphans' Court Tni rnpv Pitkup, Delivery, Towingljiu: M. Rnhy, 1 n( Wills.

Adv. 11, 1 UP HILL 881--A U.S. Marine with bazooka shells makes a dash in the Hill 881 area near Khe Ranh, South Vietnam, during the fierce battle with the North Vietnamese there. i.