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W eather Forecast 


Cloudy and m ilder today with 
occasional rain. 
The Cumberland News 
Keyser To Leave 
For State Gam e 


•See Sports Section' 


VOL. 19— NO. 36 
Entered aa Meow) claaa mall matter at Cumberland, Maryland, 
ander the act of March I, IST* 
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1956 
Aaaociated Presa Service 
AP Pbotofaa 
International Newa Service 
18 PAGES— SIX CENTS 
Egypt Asks Atrocity Probe 


Britain Orders 
Oil Rationing 


Crisis-Swollen 
, Army To Be Cul 


LONDON, Nov. 2fl 
The pros 
pert of a cheerless and chilly 
C hristm as was brought homo to 
Britons today with the imposition 
of oil rationing. 
O rders wt*nt out to cut m otorists 
down to a basic 200 m iles of driv 
ing 
a 
m onth—less 
than 
seven 
m iles a day. A partm ent houses 
and other nonindustrial buildings 
with central heating will 
have 
their gas-diesel oil supplies cut by 
a third, their fuel oil by a fourth 
But all the news was not bad 
The governm ent announced it will 
begin T hursday to demobilize men 
from arm y ranks swollen when 
Kgypt seized the Suez Canal. It 
also agreed to the entry of U.N.I 
police forces into Port Said, pav 
ing the way for a retreat from 
E gypt. 


A usterity Specter Raised 


These developm ent^ cam e about 
with P rim e M inister Eden con * 
fined to his home, ill of physical 
and nervous exhaustion A physi 
n a n 
visited 
him 
twice 
today.! 
There w as speculation his days in 
office m ay he num bered 
The oil rationing grows from a 
shortage due to blocking of the 
Suez C anal. Britain and France 
blam e Egypt for the actual block 
ing. but Egypt acted only after 
the two pow ers had attacked the 
Suez Canal zone—in an announced 
effort to safeguard the canal. 
The order rationing oil brought 
with it the specter of austerity 


MAV JOIN IRK TEAM—Gov. 
C hristian A. H erter of M assa 
chusetts 
leaves a plane 
in 
W ashington after White House 
disclosure 
yesterday 
th at 
H erter m ay join the E isen 
how er team after his term 
ends in January 
The gov 
ernor said he had no know  
ledge of any impending fede 
ral appointm ent 
(AP Photofax) 
Gov. Herter May 
Join Ike’s Team 
At Term’s End 


Police Force 
Operations 
Satisfy Dag 


Reports On Mideast 


Trip Are Approved 


By Advisory Group 


UNITED NATIONS. N Y., Nov 
20 ifi—Dag H am m arskjold will re 
port to the U.N. Assem bly his gen 
eral satisfaction with the entry of 
the U N. peace patrol into Egypt 
and its use so far, diplom ats said 
tonight. 
He will report also that he has 
asked B ritain, F rance and Israel 
when they plan to w ithdraw from 
Egypt. They have not answ ered 1 
The diplom ats, who would not 
he identified, said that a seven 
nation advisory com m ittee had 
jfinally approved three reports by! 
the U N, secretary general based 
on his trip to Egypt and develop 
m ents to date. They said these 
reports were: 
I. A sum m ary of his talks with 
Egyptian President N asser and 
hts observations on the sp o t No 
agreem ents w ere reached 
with 
[N asser. N asser's views on the use 
ol the force w ere recorded. 


Asian Bloc Nations Back 
War Crimes 
Call For Hungarian In q u iry Investigation 
Unexpected By U.N. Urged 
Move Upsets 
Soviet Bloc 


Reopening ( anal Rig Job 


2 An account of negotiations for 
jsalvage operations by Scandina 
v ia n and other European com  
panies to clear the Suez Canal of 
[obstructions. It is estim ated this 
will be a task lasting five m onths 
jor more. 
3. A factual account of m essages 
from H am m arskjold to B ritain. 
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 f(— The France and Israel noting the U.N. 
that hung over the nation's la rd e r|AAhito House disclosed today that Assembly resolutions calling on 
and industry during World War I I . G o v . C hristian A. H erter of M ass them to w ithdraw from Egypt, 
and its afterm atch. 
I ae Hulett s m ay join the Eisenhow- noting that they have not done so ,1 
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vt .r« 
(i»#> i- 
‘*r team a ,te r bis ,erm ends in and asking when thev plan to com- 
K.thouing Starts Dee. Ii 
u mrirv 
. 
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. 
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n 
Jan u ary . 
ply with the A ssem bly request. 
Rationing will begin Dec. 17, 
It also was announced that Pres- 
British and French sources said, 
Fuel M inister Aubrey Jones an- ident Eisenhow er has accepted the they had nothing to say at this 
n.junced 
in the House of Com -[resignations of Roswell B. P erkis tim e. They said they have not seen, 
to 
the jeers of opposition as assistan t secretary of health, the com pleted Text and that when 


Norwegian Police 


Troops Will Move 


To Port Said Today 


CAIRO, 
Nov. 20 HT — E gypt 


UNITED NATIONS, N Y.. Nov. J 
20 
Non com m unist diplom ats 
-b o lste re d by surprise support askw j 'i h'e U N . tonight to invests’ 
from neutral A sia-ch o ru sed de- alc its cha 
th a t 
mvadj 
m a n * today that I V observers Brit]sh Krench and | sraeh forcfs 
into w ar-torn Hun- com m itted atrocities on civilians. 


An official statem ent forw arded 
U N . 


Historic Worship Sinks 


The steam sloop H artford, Adm. David F a rra g u t’s flagship in the B attle of Mobile Bay during 
the Civil W ar, rests on the bottom of the Elizabeth River. Norfolk, Va., where she sank yesterday 
after her pumps could no longer control flooding of her sieve-like hull. 
(AP Photofax) 


U.S. Will Help 
Court Order To Halt 
Europe To Meet Dock Strike Planned 
Oil Emergency 


he adm itted 
gary. 
As the 79-nation G eneral As-1, 
.. K. 
„ 
. 
_ 
, - 
sem bly continued a new round of .? 
^,Cnot!!a 
* aK 
debate on the H ungarian question, “ ‘•"m arsk jo ld saidU ke Egyptian 
delegate after delegate from b o th 8 o u rn m o n *<ints the U.N. to set 
Asia and the West, called on Hun up a com m ittee 
for the purpose 
g a ry ’s Red rulers to throw open! 
,nv*8figaUng into the barbarous 
their frontiers to the United Na- a 8Kresfi,on 
tions. 
While Egypt pressed its charges, 
B urm a, Iraq. 
A ustralia. New a com pany of N orwegian U.N. 
Zealand and Israel added their P°^ce lr <K>ps prepared to move 
w eight to the m ounting pressure in*° P or* Said tom orrow to try to 
for an on-the-spot check. 
j«*as<? tension betw een the Egyp- 
I tians 
and 
occupying 
British- 
Hungary Rebuffed Move 
French forces. 


H ungarian authorities have flat 
3 he Egyptians have raised the 
ly refused to let in U N. investi-!ch a r«es of atrocities before and 
gators. But they have said they,*b rv bave been ^rn,c’^ by Uie 
would allow U N. representatives British. French and Israeli gov- 
to bring relief supplies into the ernm ents 
satellite. ^ 
p ress W ants Eden Tried 
What had been considered a 
token move in view of the ada , 
Now, the official statem ent said. 
m ant Soviet bloc position, gained Egypt proposes th a t the U.N. in- 
im petus when neutral India, Cey vestigate the charges in coopera 
n t and Indonesia suddenly aban lion with the International Red 
doned their aloof stand and joined Cross. 
in the move. They put in a resolu-. 
“ The Egyptian governm ent de- 
tion calling on H ungary s pro m ands the aggressors should be 
Kremlin governm ent to accede to punished so that the world m ay 
S ecretary G eneral Dag H am m ar- |jve jn peace. It they a re left un- 
skjold s request that U.N. p e r s o n punished for their crim es, aggres- 
nel be perm itted to investigate. 
!s jon will be repeated in a m ore 
The Asian appeal caused open violent m anner.” the statem ent 
delight am ong the W estern powers sajd 
who had not counted on such s u p -' , d,d 
t 
j(ically cal, (or a 
port. Bul it caused deep concern 
( , 
dem anded rn 
am ong the Soviet bloc who had . u_ 
,ru „ ____ 
gone into the debate expecting 
NEW YORK, Nov. 20 P —The federal governm ent tonight was silence—if not support—from the 
* 
* 
' 
Asian bloc. 


♦ lo fte d under mounting pressure 
£ harried shippers. 
sl,aken by re'* ,r,s lhal nw m '* rs 


President 


istration 


of the Arab-Asisn bloc had dc- 


nions 
, 
_ 
________ _________ 
L aborites 
education and welfare 
and W it q’V rw e iv H any re ictio rw o 'u ld V/M L , , I V / | 5 U I V J 
reported about ready to seek a court order to stop the five-day 
The public transportation sy s-ijam H . Jackson as presidential have to aw ait decisions bv the 
m ultim illion dollar A tlantic 
and Gulf Coast longshorem ans strike. 
ti ms will be affected less severely assistant for national security af- c a bmeK in London and P aris 
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 ‘* - T h c 
The walkout has closed all E ast and Gulf Coast ports, except for < “ ban Resolution Backed 
E m ployers 
are 
being asked to fairs. 
I , 
United States was reported today m ilitary shipm ents, and the governm ent in W ashington w as re-, 
. 
. 
diolom atj 
stag g er working hours to ease the Qur>tion p ul To , |agrrt> 
Wording Delays Report 
to have pledged cooperation with 
' 
“ 
,'" Hor »«»•"♦>«** npfl“ " r'' 
strain at peak travel periods. 
Israel sources had no com m ent 17 W estern European countries to << 
.♦ 
The secretary of state for w ar u , keif about tho posh ult y of 
D isagreem ent 
betw een 
H a m -help m eet their em ergency de-W I OS* kJi N Q t l O H 
John H are, said Britain will cut H erter b n n g recruited by the ad- maj-sitjoicj an(j his advisory com- m ands for oil from the W estern 
its crisis-sw ollen arm y by 6.000 ;™n[s ,a?lon- • am t*v 
■ 
apor >, m ittee w as reported to have held H em isphere. 
W i l l W r j i / A F a i r 
m en in the next 23 days. Half will ^ 
House press secretary, said up {be 
on tbe Middle E a s t 
Acting S ecretary of State Her-; 
be reg ular troops whose enlist 
* 
a ' c 
,,p.° 
police force and the related docu- bert Hoover Jr.. intorm ants said, i n . • 
m ents had expired but whose re 
jV ,s a 
" 
,r ,8C’) “ n(V ' m ents. D iplom ats said some m em gave 
this assurance to 
Italy s O U t L . O I U r i O l l u O y 
lease had been deferred. Half will; 
f. Com m onwealth ol . lasirachu- bers 
com miUee objected to A m bassador Manlio Brosio. The 
setts until the end of this y ta r. tbc vaRue wording used by Ham am bassador appealed for swift 
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (INS* 


the Egyptian press. 
The press 
w ants P rim e M inister Eden of 
B ritain to be tried. 


The governm ent charged British 
and French forces in P ort Said 
. 
,"violated m ansions, fired without 
^ d isc rim in a tio n on peaceful women 
and 
children 
in 
their 
homes. 
robbed civilians and com pelled 
tided to support ( uba s .strong ^ e m to work by force of arm s." 
E isenhow er's admin- 


» a s reported 
actively [resolution calling for a halt to* 
Thc stalcm enl accused Israel of 
considering two altern ate courses;m ass deportation of H ungarians kjjjjng jargfl num foers of civilians 
[of going into court for injunctions!anc* at’cusinS the Soviet I mon 
;--without reason other than savage 


[to stop the strike by m em bers of genocide. 
Ira q ’s Fadhil Jam ali informed revenge. 


be civilians called up during the 
em ergency. 


Rasper Freed 
Of Riot Charge 


C ertainly his great talents and 
services, I would hope, would be 
A m erican aid to prevent a short The W eather B ureau reported to- 


the International Longshorem en Sjthe Assem bly his delegation would More Police Forces On Way 
Assn. 
j.support 
both 
the 
Cuban 
and 
o 
f th 
• 
Ii 
Asian resolutions 
1 
M °re U. N. police forces were 
. . t i l .n CAM. 
unH nm h* tn«i 
0ne instance WM sa,d lo have a «e of 
Midd,<? 
E ast 
oil 
from day th at the outlook on Thanks- 
, n<“ ° . 
u‘ ( ,,l,rses W03 ( 
,n*i 
B u rm a-8 y Pc Pjn in a su rp ris. H ying into Egypt. The U.N. oilier 
used in som e way and not bi lo. 
beef) an inrflcatlon that N asser crippling E urope’s industries. 
giving D ay will be generally fair vo,ve act,on by lhe P reiildent to w 
Jy s(rong speech 
condem ned in C airo said 6% °FF‘cers and men 


where t h V U c c Jlrce could be Combined Requirement P.an 
|and -s e a so n a b ly cold w eather invoke 
the 
national em ergency thc a||eRcd & 
deportation of w ere now here 
where the ponce torce could ne 
^ 
Hor m ost of the U. S. 
sprovisions of thc Taft-H artley law. H ungarians and threw his support 
Troops of eight nations accepted 


to the country." 
fierie r is the man Harold E. 
Stassen. 
E isenhow er’s d isarm a  
m ent aide, boomed for the Re pub- ! 
‘ 
v?J 
! 
' 
Htw,ver is — derstood to have! 
Mild. rainy w eather is forecast These provide for an 80-riay court behind Cuba s resolution. 
bean 
vice presidential 
nom ina 
iH 
it 
s renorted lhe 1 
Prom lsed sucb A m erican assist-jfrom A labam a and G eorgia to the order 
against 
continuing 
the 
tion last sum m er as a substitute 
^ 
d satisfactory #nC* 
° n 
a [tei 
Europ<;a nj m id-A tlantic states. A blanket of strike. 
'for Vice President Nixon H erter 8 
g 
satisfactory. co u n tn es get together and decide cold a ir in the north east will 


CLINTON, Tenn., Nov. 20 
said he would refuse the nomina- 
Segregationist John K asper, 27. tion. how ever, and he ended up by 
w as acquitted today of charges of placing Nixon’s name in nomina- 
aedition and inciting to riot stem tion. 
m ing from disorders following ra Possible Envoy To Britain 
rial integration of Clinton High 
T here has been speculation that 
School. 
. 
H erter might succeed W inthrop 
An 
a 1-male 
jury 
in 
( ounty Aldrich as am bassador to G reat 
C rim inal C ourt returned its ver- B ritain jf Aldrich steps out H ag. 
dict freeing the W ashington. D. C. ert 
w ouldn't say w hether anv- 
W'hite Citizens Council leader aft 
er deliberating 43 minutes. 


Jordan Nears 
Western Break 


how much oil is needed for the bring an end to show ery w eather No Plans To Invoke T H 
entire region and w hat shipping is in the North A tlantic states. 
I 
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available 
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1 
On this score, however. M urray 
VC 
. 
. 
. 
The bureau suid snow flu rriesrSnvfir r 
-,ss,cta nt 
W hite 
House 
Once such a com bined re q u ire -wll, 
con, mue over the 
central 
* 
C 
U 
m ent plan has Iwen subm itted. 
Hoover expressed 
readiness 
to 


Bodies Of Two 
Airmen Found 


I for 
the 
force now total about 
4,000. Many of them a re en route. 
I 
The police force’s first task is 
to try to allay the boiling tensions 
in P ort Said, northern entrance to 
the Suez Canal. 
The N orwegian soldiers moving 
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 
The into P ort Said have nothing to do 
will 
continue over the cen tral Dress se(,re .arv said "So far as 
i,u v • ^ 
inio r o r i aam nave running in uu 
and northern A ppalachians while i know there are no alans as of 
° ^ wo Air Force men miss- with any w ithdraw al of British 
cold winds, cloudy skies and light (his m om ent to invoke the Taft- 
S*nce 
crasb 
a tw m ‘ and drench forces from Egypt, it 
give it prom pl urn! favorable con. sn#w a rc oxpccled in tho G rcat HarMcv Ac, ’ 
isideration in the light of A m erica -s P agPS area 
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y 


re- 
far 
a Ul't y adviser but Hagerty told 
ret ted verdict of innocence and p0rterSi “ j wouldn't go too 
dism issal ol the sedition charge. wi(h th at one .. 
I he charges arose from Kas-j 
P e rte r couid not be reached for 
p or's activities last August in try -|com m ent 
ing to halt racial integration of: 
Clinton High. 


China 
(300.000 to 1,100,000 extra barrels 


In an alm ost sim ultaneous do o{ od dady 
" e-s*crn Europe, 
velopm ent. P rem ier Suleim an Na Arab Anj{Pr Feared 
bulsi told an interview er Jordan 
will establish diplom atic relations, 
This governm ent, how ever, has 
with the Soviet Union "w hen it hitherto been reluctant to rush 
suits 
her 
< Jo rd a n ’s • 
interests" em ergency oil supplies to Europe 


Beirut Swept 
By Violence 


engine transport plane into the w as announced. B ritain. France 


The other course boing consid. J’" 1" ™ 1' t “ ' " r Sunday w ere ™ 'and Egypt all agreed to thc move. 
“'1 
perhaps a m ore likely one 
a 
” 
Bolling Air Force Base said the w pcians under com m and of Nor- 
in view of S n y d ers com m ent— . 
r 
w egians, under com m and oi moi* 


was via the National Labor Rela- , ' * 
Hp i . t l dlrcrT n? lf 
WCKian 
M aj’ 
Wi,k 
and 
l'8ht,y 
tions Board. It would be based on !• " . 
n _____. 
‘ ‘ 
arm ed, will leave Abu Sw ueir, for- 
tional Security Council subcom- 
charges brought som e w e e k sa g o „ 
(ound „ 
an unidOTU.,--n- 
,0 ,.0rt Said 
by the New York Shipptng Assn fjed c|V]UaI- v, )luntTO. whl> -- - .and “° by lra,n ,0 1 orl Sald- 
which com plained that the ILA 
had violated thc T-H law by in 
sisting on bargaining for a coast- 
wide labor contract. 


had 


. . . . 
, ------- - ------- with som e flurries 
AMMAN, Jo rd an , Nov. 20 — [Capacity to step up 
fuel shipm ents j^ ^ jy jn 
j0Wer Missouri Vral- ered 
Parliam ent urged today without 
o v crseas* 
„ 
. . ley. 
thinn 
iikp that u/at iincipr rnncid a dissenting vote that King 
Hus* 
An 
emergency oil 
shipm ent 
thing 
like that was under consul- sein break 
the ^ 
miUtary sub. plan was drafted last August in 


sidy alliance with Britain and set connection with the Suez Canal 
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jury, Judge D. O. Hutson 


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w t u i ’ ii 
t i t i i i n m i n p n 
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joined the searchers. 
The body of Maj. Jose Blonde!, 
34. com m ander of thc ll()4th Base 
Flight Squadron at Bolling, was 
recovered by Floyd L. E lm ore and 
G eorge R. W est Jr.. of Alexandria, 
The state accused K asper of Soviet Ousts Newsman hut added: "W e will do our best e v e n ’though the Suez C anal has »ut in Beirut, capital of Arab Le 
The NLRB has several tim es both civilian firem en at Fort Bel- 
fanning into mob violence latent 
not to becom e C om m unists." 
been blocked and the flow of oil hanon. and the Lebanese arm y ruled the New york harbor area voir. 
LONDON. Nov. 20 (if—A New 
The P rem ier praised President through Middle E ast pipelines in- w as called on today to restore alone is lhe proper bargaining 
York Tim es correspondent, W elles Eisenhower. 
terrupted. Top officials have d e - o rd er- 
— 
1,1 the association ami ILA. j 
j 
y 
I** 
The break with Britain would lib e ra te ^ 
delayed, 
fearing 
the 
Tanks were seen patrolling the* ‘ he union has traditionally m ade I O u d j r 9 v l l U W 
n l O 


The U. N. task force of 192 Nor- 


m er B ritish a ir base, tom orrow 


DAMAS( US, S yna, Nov. 20 
f \L R R Gets Probe Report 
-W idespread violence has broken 
Negroes Still 
Boycott Buses 


anti-integration feeling over ad  
m ission of 12 Negroes along with 
700 white students to previously Hange. has been asked to leave 
all-white Clinton High. The N e-'Soviet Russia by Nov. 28. A Mos- end a long alliance that was root A rabs would interpret such ship- Beirut streets after unidenU fied;sePa ra ^ contracts rn eac h p o rtj 
groes w ere adm itted on order of cow broadcast tonight said Man- od in the first World War and m ents. which would go m ainly to persons bombed the French-owned 
at... 
{!’ 
s, 
the U S. D istrict Court. 
igen had violated "the rules of con- that involved such historic fig- Britain and F rance, as A m erican Bank of Syria and Lebanon e a rly |tonight it has finally received a 
Specifically, K asper w as accused [duct for foreign correspondents in ares as 
Winston Churchill, 
th e , support for the B ritish-French in- today. 
report from its New y o lk office 
of advocating disregard of con- the U .S.S.R.” 
late T. E. Law rence, the late King vasion of Egypt. 
j 
Two gendarm es were wounded 0" 
an 
m .vos,,8al'on 
, , 
fu® 
M it ut rd authority and tending to! 
His offense, the broadcast said, Abdullah and Gen. John Bago! 
A uthorities ‘ also 
have 
feared m the bombing and serious dam- ! 0 , 
, 
* am iy noiz- ine 
"incite a rio t." 
"took the form of photographing Gltihb. 
"p re m atu re " A m erican oil deliv- a(?e w as done to the building re- NEEB a general counsel, now is 
'hydrotechnical installations, which 
Glubb. creato r of the Jordan eries m ight so anger the A rabs ports from Beirut said. Strict c e n -K,vme 
ac 
e cons,m ,a I 
_ 
, are not perm uted to he photo 
New Comet Discovered graphed." 
Arab legion, w as fired last win- that they would blow up pipelines sorship prevails in Lebanon. 
tion 


Wife: "Oh. John, that wo 
m an next door has a 
hat 
just like m ine." 
John: "W ell, I guess that 
m eans you want to buy a n  
other one'’" 
Wife: "It would he cheaper 
than m oving." 
(Copr. O n Im . Corp.) 


ter by King Hussein. 


CAM BRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 20 I* 
—Two Belgian astronom ers have 
reported a new com et, eighth dis 
covered this year, H arvard O b-1 
fcervatory said today. 
The new com et, nam ed Arend 1 
Roland for its discoverers and, 
otherw ise 
identified 
as 
1956-11, 
w as discovered Nov. 6. 


On Inside Pages 


62 Hungarian Refugees 
To Arrive In US. Today 


'still operating and wreck oil in 
stallatio n s, causing a worldwide 
oil crisis of m ajor proportions. 


Possible Mystery 
Meeting Called Off 


Eight Seabees And 77 Dogs 
Set Up Shop At South Pole 


MCMURDO SOUND. A ntartica, wide study of the earth and 


B rid g e 
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C o m ics 
C ro ssw o rd 
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C ry p to q u o te 
D e a th s 


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Dr. Van D e lle n 
9 
Editorial Page .......... 
9 
Hollywood ................... 14 
Markets 
....................... 17 
Racing 
.......................... 13 
Secrets of Charm 
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15 
Sports 
.............. 11-13 
State N e w s ............. 
3 
Television 
................... 15 


E arlier Syrian new spapers re  
ported two unsuccessful attem pts 
to blow up the Lebanese presiden 
tial palace and the Foreign Min 
istry building in Beirut. 


The papers said Lebanese secu r 
ity authorities recently discovered 
a tim e bomb under the reception 
CAMP KILM ER. N J., Nov. 20 land at M cGuire Air Force Base 
20 
gees 
States tonight to live in a freedom B ruckcr and New Jersey 
first celebrated 336 years ago byjR obert M eyner. Army buses will spec|a j |q nd 0f a conference Fri 


the 
Pilgrim 
lathers. They 
arejth en bring 
. b a r c . 
, 
day. 
T 
' T 
u T 
r T h r T T t ' ^ W o k . snow-topped polar plateau die to this U. S. a ir base SOO m iles 
A second planeload of refugees 
„ lst as m ysteriously, 't « a ,d |l y bom bed the B ritish t o o k ortho 
a((er mid,!,s ht in two sk i-aw ay on the coast of A ntarctica. 


MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 20 
ffv—W eary M ontgom ery Negroes 
a re still finding w ays to get to 
and from work w ithout their court- 
halted c ar pool and without riding 
segregated city buses. 
For six days since the motor 
pool w as stopped by an injunction, 
uncounted thousands have found 
[rides with 
friends, 
som e have 
used taxicabs, 
but 
m any have 
sim ply walked. 
The U.S. Suprem e Court has 
said bus segregation is unconstitu 
tional. but form al notice of the 
integration decree won t be sent 
out until about Dec. 12. after the 
tim e has expired for city and 
state authorities to ask for a re 
ds hearing. 


bees and 
ll 
sled 
dogs 
WASHINGTON Nov. 20 * _ T h e hal1 of ,h e Presidential palace. An- Nov. 20 (JIO—E ight U. S. Navy Sea-'atm osphere d u r i n g the interna-l 
Until then, when desegregation 
other w as found near the Foreign 
M inistry 
building. 
Both 
bombs 
^ 
v-Id en t'ii'ien h o w er'm ig h t hold som e « « * rem oved in tim e to prevent day. The tem perature w as 29 be- 


ifi—Sixty-two Hungarian retd- where new a rriv als will be greet- w hile House' 'stirred up a bit o! uther w as found near the Foreign 
the South Pole to -n ex t Julv 
[?s a re flying to the U nited ed by Army S ecretary Wilbur^m ystery today by sayinu p res i - M m istry 
^ lld>n«. 
Both 
bombs housekeeping at the South I ole to next July 


set up tional Geophysical Y ear starting has becom e a reality, the Negroes 
have pledged to continue shunning 
No one has ever before lived at the buses, a policy they have fol- 


dam age. 


Unidentified persons also recent 


low zero. 
the pole. The safe arriv al of the 
The adventurers landed on the Seabee party was reported by ra 


due at noon tomorrow. 
T heir plane will be followed by is expected at McGuire 
four others expected to arriv e day and two m ore F riday. A fifth 
T hurs‘ later that the m eeting*would not Middle E ast and thc British St 
he held. 
George Club in Beirut. 


lowed 
since 
a 
boycott 
started 
nearly 12 m onths ago. 
M eanwhile, the City Commission 
iii its first official reaction to the 
equipped C47s. They erected sur-| 
Four other planes circled during Suprem e Court ruling instructed 
. 
. . . 
. 
\iw tl tent - 
tin’ ('47 landings — ready to drop city attorneys today to ask th*' 
T hursday and H ’lday. 
plane goes to M ilwaukee 
rida> 
P ress ?e(.retary j am es c. Hag- 
Th Scabees are com m anded by m edical team s in the event of a court to reconsider, even though 
The escapees trom Soviet te rro r where the refugees arc 
expected erty m firsl m c„tioning the pos M 
. 
. 
J . 
u „ m o 
, t 
R ichard A 
Row e rV a young crash. 
som e officials said privately they 
are am ong 5,000 H ungarians to be^to participate 
in a h ee Hungary 
sjb)e m eeting 
refUSed to tell re- M a r i l y n H e a d s H o m e 
engineer from Harrisburg* 
One of the four planes, a giant thought there is slim chance. 


White House o r d e ^ C r e s e a le d 'A tte? T w o°years in m othballs, porterS w hat 11 would be about 
LONDON. Nov. 20 ^ - M a r ily n Pa. They will be joined later by G lobem aster, dropped a four-ton 
U nder the federal court rules. 
m 
. h 
‘ 
tbis base w as reactiviated hur-' 
Monroe gave a big kiss tonight to 16 m ore m en who will construct weasel, a vehicle equipped with the city has 25 days from the date 


A silver, 
blue and red 
DC4, riedly for use as a reception cen- Syria Cuts O ff Oil 
Vc 
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Lrinr lh,- H ungarian, Thev'H be 
<0 bis actress wile, Vivien Leigh, lists. 
the snow. 
a rehearing. 
t i r n m iX te i for^ Fum nean \tT inrocessed 
bv im m igration offi-i 
DAMASCUS Syria Nov. 20 vt* and flew off lo the United States.! 
The scientists, who a re due to 
Thc C47s 
rem ained grounded; 
Such a request m ight delay the 
t K 
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c h « k by 
J y n a announced a n ig h t the can-* 
M arilyn w as guided through a leave 
San Diego Calif.. I* c 27 about an hour while the dogs, a effective date of .he new in.egra 
fett Vienna today. Aboard S e re ibe A 
Public Health ServiceJceH ation 
„f_ ail 
contracts 
w ith^ c r o w d ^ t London M 
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w ithout waiting to act on thc re 


The four - engine plade 
iim m n a 
j *- ex ir« uuutciucii. 
fe a r in g petition, 


T ri sVTt'e0 
7 
4 1 H 
u n g a r i a n s w i t h 1 9 m 
o r e p i c k e d a n d t h e n f e d a special dinner p re -B ritish and French com panies and her husband, playw right A rthur tiss. will m ake observations o v e rb e a r were unloaded. 
Then they,can { 
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17 
un at Munich 
pared by Army chefs of Hunger- barred piping ol oil for W estern Miller. Authorities had mobilized a period of six m onths as p art of took off and headed back to this withe. 
W o m e n s N ew s ! ! . 
8, 6 
S 
Thc t o 
engine plane W ilto n e x tia c tio T 
lE urope. 
ex tra policemen. 
the U.S. contribution to the world- base. 
.b ean , 


T W O 
THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, 
M D , 
W E D N E S D A Y , NOVEMBER 21, 1956 
Phone PA 2-4600 for a WANT AD Taker 


Some Russian Tank Ferenc Nagy 
Units Quit Budapest Says Moscow 
Revolt Loser 


Candidate Lost 
When He Ran, 
Won When Didn't 
Third largest 
Non-Atom Blast 
Shatters Cliff 


WASHINGTON Nov. 20 e 
For 


mer Hungarian Prime Minister 


I 
BATTLE C R EEK . Mich.. Nov. 


1 2 0 .tv-The case of a candidate 
I who lost when he did run and won 
when he didn t was reported to-1 
-{jav 
LA K ESID E I tah, Nov. 2 0 **.— 
Herbert Winsor. Marshall atter The nation s third largest non- 
nev. found he d won the job he atomic explosion ripped the base 


Most of the modern T54 tanks land 
The paper said the agree 
which led the attack on Hungarian men! could ' give rise to fear that 
resistant e forces Nov. 4 apparent the Sot let Union might insist on 
ly are being replaced by Soviet similar conditions in our cise 
World War II models. 
But Hungary has friendly lands 
These older tanks had proved on all frontiers whereas * milita 
easy prey lo gasoline bombs in the fistic West Germany 
forms a 
October 
resolution which gave hazard in Poland's situation, ii 
Hungary a brief start on the road said, 
and 
* this 
circumstant e 
to flee elections and a multiparty mcan> the final withdrawal of So* 
government. The TS4s now appear net troops I rom Hungary can be 
concentrated only in the most more easily realized,'' 
strategic points. 
Til# rumor that 20 Russian in 
far.tiW' divisions had moved into 
Hungary remained without con 
firmation. Competent diplomatic 
sources in Western legations ex 
pressed doubt 
at the story. A 
check of a report that one infantry 
division—meaning perhaps in 


P1ther 
{majestic cascade to the shores of 
He was elected Calhoun County the Great Salt Lake 
Circuit Court 
commissioner on 
The material will he used in a 
only three 
votes—all 
write ins c a u s e w a y which will support 
Winsor wa*- declared winner on a mainline tracks of the Southern 
recount over Clyde Outright who Pacific Bulltoad across an arm 
got two write ins. There was no of 
lake, 
candidate on any ticket seeking 
I* ive hundred and sixty thou 
the office which apparently ac sand pounds of explosives were 
counted for the scarcity of votes, buried Cwt feet deep rn the face 
Cortright defeated Winsor for of the cliff. 210 feet from its top 
the post m j94S but didp I seek re 
Scientists 
had 
predicted 
the 
election this year. But he 
write-in votes 
named winner. 


Most Refugees 
Assured Jobs 


; Bloody Print 
Features Trial 


two 
WM mographs as fat away as Berke 
ley, Calif , 700 miles distant But 
officiate at the University of Ceti* 
norma 
there said seismographs 
registered no disturbance at the 
explosion time 
The causeway will replace a 12- 
mile stretch of wooden trestle 
constructed 
in 
if*M 
when 
the 
Southern Pacific first built its 
shortcut across the lake 
i 
Southern Pacific officials said 


BU D APEST. Nov. 2 0 th—Some 'men— had been billeted at the 
Soviet tank units seem to have suburb of Koebanya disclosed the 
pulled out of Budapest, whose residents had seen not a single 
major 
industrial areas remain foot soldier, 
paralyzed by a wtdown strike. Amt 
The demand for independence 
there was no sign of Russian in drew ret (ignition from the gov ern 
- 
. 
, 
f.m rv herr todar. 
inert - 
O l l i e i n ! 
neo-paper I * ™ * N«*y w » quoted today a. didnt seek after thinking he'd 
Ins- »«•"> » I*®;1" '" ‘ lilt today, drnp 
Withdrawal of'the 
Ru im m ii is fiiepsiabadaag ll expressed hope 'ayin* the S o y Ie ta hair lost to someone else who didnt want 
P‘n* a million tons ol rock in 
a 
demanded by a large segment of the Soviet Union would ’‘respect ground because of the Hungarian it 
Hungary s 
workers, 
They 
also the oft-ex pressed wish of the Hun rebellion, even though they sup- 
want Imre Nagy returned to the garian people to live independently pressed it. 
premiership from which tho Rus 
and according to its own will 
Nagy spent two hours in closed 
sians deposed him in favor of 
Some misgivings were expressed conference with the staff of the 
Janos Radar, the Hungarian Com- about the Polish Soviet agreement n,nJse Committee on Un American 
IT un ut party s ex-boex 
to maintain Russian troops in Po Activities. Afterward staff mem 
ber Richard Weil quoted the Hun 
garian exile as saying that, on 
balance, the free world won and 
the Soviets lost from the Hunga 
. 
/' 
\ 
nests 
had 
nm bid for freedom 
posl l" ,94K but dldp 
1 
ii 
V 
i . 
nan o.d for freedom. 
election this year Rut he got two blast would 
he recorded on seis 
try where outside the Soviet wr,te-m votes anyway and 
Of bit. Nagy w as quoted ax say 
mg C o m m u n i s t parties were 
weakened and left wing yout 
who might once have considered 
communism liberal and fash 
able now know it as “ the darke 
reaction ever experienced by man 
kind ‘ 
Heil said Nagy also expressed 
belief the Soviets probably will! 
MORGANTOWN W 
Va . Not 
have to give more freedom to 2 0 A* — Defense attorneys tried 
their satellites because the only to east doubt on testimony at Mar records indicate the blast here 
alternative is aggression which un Wilson s murder trial today,has been exceeded in size only 
jmight set off World War III 
He which identified a bloody finger [twice, 
in nonatomic explosions I 
WASHINGTON Nov. 
2 0 
So added 
that Nagy said 
the Soviet 
print as that 
of Wilson s 
right Both were in construction of the 
many otters to sponsor Hungarian 1 "ion 
not only 
is incapable 
of thumb 
South 
Holston Dam at 
Bristol, j 
refugees are pouring into the State fighting a full fledged war nows 
The fingerprint was on a 
check 
Twin, a unit of the Tennessee 
Department all S hoo persons to hut know s it. 
{found 
at the home of Mrs 
Susan 
V alley Authority project. 
be admitted under the emergency, 
Nagy who is not to be confused M. Holden, the woman Wilson is 
program may already be a> 
t i 
it 
Imre Nagy 
a Hungarian accused of stabbing to de.» 
A r l l n i c P rin o 
f*»i* 
of jobs. 
Communist who headed the gov- ’he night of Oct 
IT, 1955. 
9 
Stale Department officials who ernment at one point during the 
The body of Mrs Holden, a 52 
JE F F E R S O N CITY Mo 
Nov I 
reported this “ e n o r m o u s re-'recent upheavals, was prime min-'year-old West Virginia University ^ ^ —Absentee votes cut Adlai 
sponge” said they are checking lister of Hungary in I MO-47 
He English instructor, was discovered ste\ en«on'« winning 
margin 
in 
private welfare agencies cooper fled to this country after the Com-hy a neighbor the next morning ^jlssourj 
jess ^an 5 qqq V0|es 
luting in the project to determine mumst take-over of his homeland in Mr*. Holden s blood 
spattered 
oyn, prestdent E 
definitely whether th# program and now lives on a farm in V»r- bedroom. 
'already has gone over the top. 
gmia near Washington. 
The first plane load, carrying 


ho Hungarian escapee*, is ached 
tiled to land at McGuire Air Force 
Base in New Jersey tomorrow 
about 
ll 
a m. E S T E Govern 
ment officials and church welfare 
representatives who are aiding in 
WASHINGTON N o v 
the program will welcome them President 
Kisenhower 
t 0 d a y years and a fingerprint expert, 
Church organizations sponsoring scheduled meetings with congree- identified the print on the upper 
th# 
refugees are the 
National sional leaders for Dec 
13 * 14 tonight hand corner of the check as 
Catholic Welfare Conference, 29 go over high points of the legis belonging to Wilson 
United HIA.S fHebrew' Service. 24 lative program he will 
submit 
to 
The check, introduced ax evi- 
Church World Service. 4; Luther the 85th Congress. 
'donee was dated Get. 5, 1955 and 
an Refugee Service. 3. 
Republican leaders of the House 
Lor $I.’ 
6 8 It was made out 
In answer to inquiries the State and Senate will be in Dec. 13 to { 0 
Holden from a sorority. 
[Apartment said it did not knowifonsider domestic aspects of the At that time she was collecting 
at this time whether additional program The next day Democrat .{funds for a charity drive, 
sponsors would be needed 
The ic leaders will joint them for re- 
A Morgantown patrolman at the 
National Advertising Council has-views and briefings on national time of the murder. Noel Penney, 
offered to sponsor a nationwide security phases 
testified however that be found no 
advertising campaign to assist th e 
* 
* 
..... 
" “ {legible fingerprints on the check 
program if needed, but offic»aIsiUntil job guarantees in hand are Tenney was a fingerprint special- 
have held off accepting this offer jotaied 
lst 


N o w . . . does more 


than 
dry clothes 
N EW G E DRYER 
Rot automatic clothes 
conditioner 


Now 1957 Models 
On 
Display 


I W V , 
Cumberland 


Electric Co. 
Virginia Ave. PA 2-6191 
l l S. Liberty PA 2-6862 


This one you have to see 
and drive. If s the phenom enal 
new GMC Blue Chip llght-duty 


M o n ey-M aker for ’37. 


It haf 
k trr'ftn ifr 
"'.v t engine than 


m u'll f,na in mat truck] feur times 
its 


rated (a la n t s . 


from that of a costly car. G M C 'i ex 


c lu d e RSD Suspension* sees to that. 


You ride in stile, too G M C Blue Chip 


lines are long and low 
rotors are dashing 


_ cabs, luxurious!! appointed. It's the 


newest contender for the attention of 


station-!*aeon users. 


xenhower. 


Wilson 
27. a handyman who 
washed windows at the Holden 


Ike And Congress 
Leaders To Meet 


30 f 


The United States Military Ara- 


I tom*. WM .rrfktrt) Im than an dem>' *> w « * Poim “ ,h» old" ’ 
{hour after the body 
was di.s- 
Jcovered 
Agent John Robyak of Alesan 
dria. Va , a member of the Fed-; 
eral Bureau of Investigation for 2 0 


engineering school and the old 
est permanent military post in 
the Nation 


So it can handle a tremendous amount 


of miek-work — do it dav in, dav out, 


without a stmgg'e or st rain. You’ll marvel 


at its spirited response-even with a full 


load. 


In fact, blindfolded, vou co i’dn’t tell its 


serenely smooth and comfortable travel 


ice 


in them up 


omparabSe 


power-starr 


' I n ans k*n 


is a monev-maxe 


matchless appearance— 


roadab; tv - huge reserves 


na for extra v ears of serr- 


\ of truck-work this G M C 


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Locations in 


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Phone PA 2-4600 for a WANT AD Taker 
THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, MD; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2I, 1956 
r 
THREE 


MvrtK KY STRAIGHT 
toxjRBON WMISKft 


M'Keldin Gets Gold Phone On Birthday 56 Md. Traffic DeathWorfcer Receives U.S. Tax Collections 
Baltim ore Dock 


7Toll Mounts To 479 
13,000-Volt Jolt 
In Maryland Drop 
Strike Talks H e ld 


Butler Hawaii-Bound 


ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 29 i#i—Gov.J Waiting for him were officials 
“ Is this for me or for the 
Potomac State?” McKeldin asked as he ad 
mired the shiny new instrument. 
“ For you, governor.” replied 


Theodore R. McKeldin received a of the Chesapeake and 
gold plated telephone on his 56th Telephone Co. with a gold-plated 
birthday today, joined in singing telephone for his desk-the one1,, 
happy birthday” to himself at an millionth phone to be installed in borrel. \ou 
nffiice pa; t>’ and ale « e cream and Maryland. The first was installed yo,uu^ ^ 
in Baltimore in 1878 


BALTIM O RE, Nov. 20 f — A 
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 ofThe' 
BALTIMORE. Nov. 20 jp 


WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 tm — 
Sens. Olm D. .Johnston <D-SC> and 


The Butler 'R Md) left,today for San 
The highway death toll for 1956 too-pound city worker took a 13,000 federal government collected II,- Baltimore Steamship Trade Assn Francisc o, en route to Honolulu, 


cake with office workers 


The governor arrived for the 
birthday festivities after spending by 
most of the day in the Baltimore mgton, president of the C. & P 
office going over the State budget telephone companies and W Grit 


Wonderful!’' beamed McKel- 
t 
, 
, 
din. ‘TH take it with me when I 
It was presented to the governor ,cave hm , in tw# vears •• 
Janies B Morrison of Wash-i 
__________________ 


can take it wherever [increased yesterday < Tuesday 
479 with a series of .accidents tak 
ing at least three lives. 


Samuel Bemisderfer. 25. died 
when his motorcycle hit a con 
crete strip in the center of Bolti 


to volt charge of electricity today and 859 160 OOO in taxes in Maryland mef j°day U|,h the heads ot van 
,, 
» » •, . . 
, 
, 
. 
ous locals ot striking longshore 
came out with a stinging hand and and the District of Columbia in 


slightly singed hair. 
Orange CK ar Holmes, 40, wa^ 


operating a pneumatic power ham 


men in an attempt to reach a 
Baltimore settlement ot the 5-day 
The total was under the SI .883.-1 old East Coast strike. 


the fiscal year ended last June JO 


where they will take part in a 


Senate investigation ot commu 


nism in Hawaii. 


606 000 paid in the 1955 fiscal 


Vermont marble .s used in tooth more street and tossed him into mPr which came in contact with period. 
to he orrsrnf#.H rn iho I 
t 
i 
’ 
~ j“ . " n 
i l Pasle- paint linoleum and rouge, the air early yesterday. The vein- an underground electric line. He 
A state-by-stafe report by Rus 
Of illestnted to the Legislature fin Mnrrel vice president of the 
ue]| a, in such buildings 
in January. 
C. A P. of Maryland 
t ie then went out of 
'the Supreme Court in Washington hit an automobile. 


James T Hargrave 66 of Casa 
dona. Md , was billed when hi 
automobile went out of control 


control and stumbled back from the charge sell C. Harrington. Commissioner 


He was rushed by ambulance ol internal revenue, pointed out 


The shippers and the longshore 
men s leaders decided to meet 
again tomorrow at which time the 
trade 
association 
will 
present 
counter contract proposals. 


John A. Pekins, president of the 
to Johns Hopkins Hospital where that the figures do not indicate the trade group, called today's session 
he relaxed in a chair and said, federal tax burden of the respec- atter announcing “ We d like to get 
near Glen Burnie, hit a pole, and 
mv *p^ *ian^ sBngs a little hit ti\e states since collections in any a con,ra(J *or Baltimore and start 


rolled over four times Monday |)uf ^ ,f,pl n K *‘ SinKed hair around*one state may include taxes from 
night 
I his temples was the only visible 


| 
John E. Biggs, 53, of Camp 
Springs, was pronounced dead in 
a 
Washington hospital 
night after being hit by a car on 
U. S. 5 near Washington. 


Inirituj 016 Crow 
is traditional 
at holiday time 


Md. Education Dept. 
Seeks $77,488,204 


his temples was the only 
igns of the shock. 
Sparks enveloped Holmes, his 
Mondav hammer and the hole he was dig 
ging when the metal bit of the 
hammer came in contact with the 
wire. The yellow hammer was 
blackened and earth surrounding 
the hole scorched by the charge 


residents of other states. 


Newell Appointed 
Slate’s Attorney 


Jolly Sisters 


b a lt im o r e . Nov 
2o e -The Hold Party 
State Department of Education 
I w ants more than an eight million 
LONACONING—-A chicken din- 
! dollar increase in appropriates nrr was held by the Jolly Sisters * 
I 


jto opera,f Maryland'* educational 
.. t o V T * h o **, 
7 w J t o K l i . .... . He entered .he Arm, 


working here again.’ 


Mf. Savage Soldier 
Is In Germany 


MT. SAVAGE — Army Spec 
ialist Third (Tass Kenneth 
R 
_ 
. Bridges, son of Mr. and Mrs 
BA LTIM O RE, Nov. IO (I*— Frank 
^ 
Bridges 
Mf, Savage 
H. Newell III today was appointed retentlv was graduated from the 
State', 
attorney 
tor 
Baltimore , rd Armorf(| Divlslon s Im(an| 
County replacing 
John K. 
to n e 
, 
Jr., newly elected circuit court 
judge. 
Germany. 


Newell. 34 
was named assist- 
Specialist Bridges is assigned 
nt State's attorney bv Raine in to Headquarters an Service < om* 
of the division s 33rd Tank 


HY - BURGER 
RESTAURANT 


Route 40 


6 Mi West of Cumberland 


Will be 
Closed 
All Day 
Thanksgiving 


I.system in 1957-38 
coning, recently for their Nov em- 


The department today filed with hpr niep,mg. 
lions 
ie July 1955 and completed basic 


graduated from Mt. 
School in 1955. 


was 
Savage High 


h lS lim r a ll 
r 
7---- * 
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y famous Kentucky bourbon 
bat t m ade it Am m r 
x 
UrtfOn 


h a n d s o m e n e w h 
V 
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b«‘" ^ r &el> T 0nthe 
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C / ite e n * e n ($ )< w 


.I - * .S i ' ‘ . 
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Reeves Appointed 


\&il! takp thp rusth aa tudf P tfSifli fiji Bt Flirt Iv flails,’, Ivy* 
[the Department of Budget and 
Cames were played and prizes 
, 
The 
19-vear old 
soldier 
.Procurement a budget request ol won b>' Miss Ruth Brinegar and * 
** 
$77,488 204 for the next fiscal vear Mrs. 
Both Sigler. 
Plans were 
This is $8,903,515 over the current !*iadp to hold a Christmas partv J e y F ig h t e r C r a s h e s 
appropriation. 
at the December meeting. 
9 


The biggest slice of the funds 
souttht. I U M . W . would go tot Y o u n g " T e r r o r " E x ile d 
aid to education, a $7,120,972 in- 
3 
crease. The total includes eight 
DETROIT, Nov. 20 
It —A 1ft 
items of 156. <47,256 
which aretwar-old boy, described in court 
ax “ the terror of 
his neighbor 
hood ' wax exiled today to a farm 
part until he can acquire ’ a sense ot 


mandatory under the law and can 
not be cut. 


Mandatory items include 


\\ AR WK K 
\ a . Nov. SO >*- 
An Air Force jet fighter aban 
doned by its pilot plummeted into 
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 20 e 
John 
aft open field in a heavily popu- ret ary of state 
yesterday was 
lated section of Warwick yester- named by Gov. McKendin to the 
day. If exploded just a quarter- 6th 
Judicial 
< ircuit 
bench 
in 
from Warwick High School 
mile 
then in session. 


payment of leacher salaries, aid responsibility.” 
to handicapped children and pub- 
Juvenile Court Judge Nathan J 
lie libraries, and the like. 
Kaufman said the boy admitted 
The department based its re he tossed ether into the eyes ol 
quests on an estimated 26.169 ad Francis la Gross#, 1ft, as a joke 
A 
4 ditional pupils in the 1957-58school La Gross# suffered no permanent river 
year and the need for 1.388 more in jury but was under lengthy miles 
(treatment 


Montgomery County, 
j 
He will succeed Judge Stedman; 
Prescott, who was appointed earli 
er to the Maryland Court of Ap 
(peals. 


CHATHAM 
BLANKET 
Purray — 72x90 
Flower colors 
IO95 


teachers. 


Agricola. the 18th-century Ger- 
bus plunged 39 feet into a man 
“ father 
of 
mineralogy.” 
today approximately five popularized the term “ fossil.” It 
five comes from the Latin fossil;!,Ngt 
'meaning “ dug up ” 
east of here, killing 
perxons and injuring 13 others 


v i i <* i i i a n 
41 N. Mechonie 


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Cons 


Ocean Spray 


Cranberries 


2 
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MAINZER’S 
MINCE MEAT 
I Nc..,! 65c 


10c COUPON on CAN 


CRISCO 


3 £ 95c 


U.S. No. I Long Island 


Potatoes 
15 ; k 55c 


ARMOUR’S 
MILK 
6 r 79c 


MEW CROP DIAMON! 


WALNUTS 


I 
55c 


BRAZIL NUTS 


I £. 49c 


STORE 
HOURS 


Monday 
Tuesday 
and 
Wednesday 


Libby's Fruits For Salads 
"tJ03 33c 


Libby’s Bartlett Pears 
2 -J? 55c 


Libby’s Elberta Peaches 
2 N:..T 53c 


Libby’s Whole Beets 
2 N'JT 33c 


LIBBY’S 


. PINEAPPLE 


Crushed 2 ZI 57c 


Sliced 
2,1™ 65c 


LIBBY’S 


PUMPKIN 


2 Nc.n? 37c 


A. M. 
A L B E R T S 
I 
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26 N GEORGE STREET AND CRESAPTOWN 


Phone PA 2-4600 for o WANT AD Totter 
THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, MD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1956 
FOUR 
H by « group of eight Monte McIntyre, Richard John- 


s 
‘ Squanto and the Til- son, David Jarvie and Thomas 
'hildren,” a short story. Bullard. 
ad The play, "Thanks to 
p n ( i r e ciass presented a 
liars 
was precented wi I c^ora| 
rPading 
"Thanksgiving 


lowing com of 
;,f prayer.'* Several musical selee- 
a (VI-lam i nariouf tutu 
S ir mn* Hedrick Starry tim*, 
including 
This 
Is 
My 
, T 
, ' 
ntt0 
.tames Country’’ 
an d 
-Thanksgiving 
r j 
» « 4 „ * 
llmklc Song" concluded the program. 


Pdrkside School 
Holds Thanksgiving 
Assembly Program 


Marriage Licenses 
Allegany Holds First 


Donald Mar ae! 
4ann;ck. Bal- 
. 
Parents Afternoon 


rgNlTiL 


^ 
5 0 - X 


H E A R I N G A I D 
Power Station Site 


Imogtn*1 A lin ea te wa I »ty 4-tronn»tor Za«»tb 
— ir r a /in g ty sm all, com pact, efficien t 
backed by an ironed 10-day g-ara-’ee o* 


W hen Word* Foil . 


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c o m p l o t * 


of rn ny compj 
Zenuh ‘ 1 fames. 
Footer Store Near You 


HOLLYWOOD 
BED OUTFIT 
FOOTER & C o 
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F U N E R A L F L O W E R S 


Recharge Body's Batteries 
- Feel Younger Fast! 
TVuM&di who foci weal. »ijr®-o«t it 4C IO. 
• !0-4ay SI 
C m r anlet! I 
Plastic 
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head 


board — Englander fine 


innerspring mattress with 


matching 
box 
springs 


with deluxe steel frame 


that has rollers for easy 


moving. 
Twin size only. 


S H O Vol. 
7 Q 9 5 


19 N. lib#rty St. 


Phone PA 24330 
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By M a k e ri «♦ 
Plan. Time Payments if desired 


w o r l d e o m o u . z o o m . 
# A K o fo u r o lb rT ncw t r im t s t o f 
TV mrxS Radio* 
models to choose from! 


W rite or Phone PA 2-6330 For Appointment 


Private Demonstration Room 


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SERVE THE ‘BEST’ TURKEY MONEY CAN BUY! 


TURKEYS 


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> All Fresh Killed 
• All Young Birds 
* All Full Drest 


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41 N. M cchonx 


Three Wills Are 
Probated In Court 


National Bank of Cumberland, as 
j executors. 
The children of the 
deceased are the beneficiaries 
! 
The will of Clarence G. Leary 
of Dawson, who died October 22 
named William M 
Somerville, 
local attorney, as executor Mary 
Combs of Dawson is beneficiary 


On# Spray af C d g at# t Raw 
Harlan* milan t-action Air 
Deodorant quickly kills un 
pleasant household odors - 
cooking, smoking, bathroom, 
pets. musty closets, baby’s 
room, and sick room. So get 
new Florien! today at your 
grocery or drug store 
Local M a n Injured 
Lester L 
Twigg, local paper- 
hanger. was admitted to Memo 
rial 
Hospital 
yesterday 
after 
being injured in a fall at his 
home 629 Henderson Avenue. He 
sustained a leg injury in a fall 
from ii ladder. 


Young Roasting 


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JU IC Y 
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On This N e w 30-Inch 
WESTINGHOUSE 


ELECTRIC RANGE 


BOSTON PORK BUTTS 


PORK STEAKS 
......... 


PORK ROASTS 
......... 


7 BONE STEA K S 
. . lb. 49c 


V E A L SHO ULD ER CHO PS 
lb. 39c 


PU R E PORK S A U S A G E 
. . . lb. 33c 


Whitey Ute Carstairs seal says: 


"Ringside or fireside... 
he’s a man 
who cares” 


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p in to 


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SW EET T R E A T 


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SALAD 
Olives 


FAM ILY 
BRAND 
Coffee 


SOUD 
PACK 
T ’m’toes 


PORK 
I 
Beans 


C A N N E D 
Pumpkin 


5 N a J 'I O 
I 
69c 2C0J9 c 
CARSTMKS 


Ail-time champ in whiskey enjoyment- 


that’s Carstairs! A famous name since 1788, 
Carstairs has quality and fine taste you 


can depend on ... comes in a “ year-round 
decanter" that makes pouring a 
pleasure. Get Carstairs W hite Seal 


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GREEN 


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C O O K IN G 


O N IO N S 


SEEDLESS 
SW EET JUICY 
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FANCY SLICING 
tA R G I PASCAL 
GRAPEF'T 
3 For 23c 


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29c no* 


CELERY 
23c 
S t t t U u M 176*J 
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Golden Ripe 
BANANAS 
2 ,b 29c 


U. S. No. I 
POTATOES 
, k 49c 


TURNIPS 


Md. Sweet 
POTATOES 
3 


Regularly 
*289.95 
* 


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Phone PA 2-4600 for a W AN T AD Taker 


Harvest Festival 
To Be Nov. 29 
The 
Women s Association of 
First 
Presbyterian 
Church 
is 
sponsoring a 
Harvest 
Festival 
bazar November 29. with pro 
ceeds to be used to rebuild the 
church organ 
A “chuck wagon" will serve! 


cafeteria style from ll a rn. to 
7 p. rn. The Men s Club will have 
charge of the parcel post sale 
booth. 


Co-chairmen are Mrs. J. H 
;Study and Mrs. I. N. Evans. 
Other chairmen are Mrs. Gilbert 
Miller, Decorations; Mrs George 
Harmon, Shoppers. Rooth chair-! 
men are Mrs Hugo Keller, coun 
try store; Mrs. Frank Topper, 
curiosity shop; Mrs. Evans, kid 
dies corner; Mrs. M J. Andrews,! 
handicraft and needlework. Mr*. 
Lawrence Dehn, dolls, Mrs Wil 
liam Williams Jr , candy; Mrs. 
W M 
Wilson, bake shop. Mrs.! 
W. A. Britt, church wagon, and 
Mrs. Gertrude Matheney, aprons 


of your wall paper and 


paint purchases. 


(IN THI CITY OS SIDGELIY) 


ISOM 
WEBSTER’S 


414 N 
CINTSI ST 


SU N BEA M 
GIFTS 


Toaster 


Mixma$ter 


Fry Pan 


Iron 


Easy Paym ents 


ot no extra cost 


H 
TO OUR 


£ k LOYAL 


CUSTOMERS 
choose P M 
for the holidays 


Bottled by 
PEPSI-COLA 
BO TTLIN G C O M P A N Y 
OIA! PA 4-1470 


41 N. M echanic 


"for Cosh the Cheapest 
For Credit the Fastest" 


From Kline Furniture! 


T his holiday season, give and 


serve famous, flavorful PM 


in its distinctive new gift 


carton and matching gift case! 
Smart! Practical! 
For The Perfect 
T H A N KSG IVIN G 
FEAST . . . 


FRISH, SALTY, TANGY 
. 
C H IN C O T E A G U E 
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and in SHELLS 
o f fottVO W ** 


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yourgrrntfst , 
No. TMO Step Table with For- 
m ira T op. Slat I * 1/: * £ l(IO ~ 
26*. Height 16” and 24*. 


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case and sove 
STACEY'S 


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KAI IG.NAI OISnULRi PRGOUGIS tOKPUKAflON. N£W YORK • 8b PROOF • ba 
M A R K E T 


51 N. Centre St. 
PHONE PA 4-6566 


No. 7641 Commode «tih 
F o r m i c a 
T o p . 
H a n d y 
FRACTURES 
PSiCESi 


No. TM I Dunran Phvfe Cocktail Table with 
Formira Top. Sire 11%* x 35l/£’\ Height lb". 


$ 1 9 9 5 
To 
g e t 
ahead 


Mahogany-Finish Tables witll 
OF 
Durable Formica lops 


c h e c k in g a cco u n t 
No. 7688 Ronnrl Cocktail 
Table with Form ira Top. 
M etal rasters. Size 35V4" x 
33* j" . Height 16 ". 
% 


DOBIS DAY-, (tarring in 
MOM t ••tiring film “JULIE 


YOU can profit from Doris Day s sound advice’ A personal 
checking account of your own will raise your financial standing, 
help you manage your money better, give you greater personal 


prestige. 


Tables of traditional beauty that can “ take It/* 
too! Only Mersman could create this combination 
. . . mahogany-finish for enchanting beauty, plus 
perfectlv-matched Formica tops that defy water, 
heat, alcohol, stains. Fverv table sparkles with the 
distinctive lustre for which Mersman is famous! 


Our doctor thinks we’ve fractured our skulls, 
too, but he’s wrong. We’re just generous! 


S,M PLE F R A C T U R E S! 
55 bucks off on this Youngstown 
JZL--— {ft 
> 
Kitchens 66* 
Cabinet Sink. 
( 
Kick us while we’re down, and 
J 
maybe you’ll get'even more! 
Regularly $189.95 
4 ^ 
O N LY $134.95 


Let Us Help You Select The Type Of 


Checking Account Thai s Bes! For You 


No. 7f»t3 Dunran 
Phyfe Drum Table 
with Formira Top. 
Size 23l/j" x 2314*• 
Height i . c l OO." 


Best of all, these lovely, durable tables are value- 
priced. Hight now, you can afford to accent your 


hom e w ith sex erat of these lustrous Mersman beau 
ties . . . knowing they're made to stay beautiful 
years longer. Come in today I 


ReguFir Checking Accounts, 
lf you expect to keep a sub 
stantial sum on deposit and use more than IO or 12 checks 
a month 
a Regular Checking Account may he better for you. 


Thrifts heck Accounts. 
Any amount opens a 
ThriftiCheck 
account 
You quickly receive a handsome checkbook, with 
your name printed on each chock free. 
Deposits are free 
too 
You pay only 2 few cents a check 
Keep as much or as 
little in your account as you like. 


C O M P O U N D FRACTURES! 


This big 5 4 * Y o u n g s t o w n 
Kitchens Cabinet Sink offer hits 
is right between the eves . . . 
Regularly $129.95 
O N LY $99.95 
You *ave $30.00 
j A 


MULTIPLE FRACTURES! 
We re hurlin’, but good . . . this 
Youngstown Kitchens 42* Cab- 
inet Sink, regularly $129.95, 
priced down a full $40.00! 
O NLY $89.95 


No. 7689 Corner Table 
with Form ira Top. 
Finished mahogany. 
Size 29*4* x 29* 4 . 
O' 


Height 16” and 25*. 


No. 7690 Cocktail Table wrjtk Formira 
Top. Size 17ia *x 3 5 V T - Height 16*. 


si 995 


Mersman Tables “ the costume jewelry of the home ’ 


A M ERICA S MOST PO Pl FXR CHECKING ACCOUNT SER V IC E 


Available in this area only at the 


No Extra 


Charge for 


Credit! 


Queen St. at B & 0 R. R. Dial PA 2-2600 


Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 


S IX 
T H E C U M B ER LA N D N EW S, 
C U M BERLA N D , 
M D , 
W ED N ESD A Y 
NOVEMBER 21 
1956 
Phone PA 2-4600 for o W A N T AD Taker 


Hospitalized 
Children 
To Get Toys 


The 
Pleasant 
Valley 
Home 
makers Club unanimously elected 
Mrs. Ambrose Miltenberger vice 
president, and Mrs, Olstefter sec 
retary at a meeting .Monday eve 
ning at the home of Mrs. Carl 
Wilson 
They will be installed at 
the December meeting. 
Toys for Christmas are to he 
collected and given to children 
In Memorial Hospital, and jingle 
gifts will he exchanced at the 
meeting December in 
Mrs 
(li 


stener. Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs 
Edgar Rephann will be hostesses 
for 
the party 
at 
the 
latter'* 


I home. 
A Scripture reading by Mrs. 
Olstetter opened the meeting, and 
was followed by the group repeat 
ing the Lores Prayer Mrs Lola 
Heavner read the history of the 
song of the month. “ A Mighty 
Fortress Is Our God.” The group 
then sang the song Roll call was 
answered with each member tell 
ing lier experiences with new fan 
rics. 
Routine reports were given and 
Mrs. Richard Bible read a poem 
•'Thanksgiving.” Mrs. Smith sum 
marized the county Achievement 
Day program at Clarysville Inn. 
The club bv laws were read by 
<Continued on Pap? l l ) 


FAM O US HELEN HARPER 


I la w ic S w T a fc r S<‘( 


in 16 beautiful colors! 


Parents 
Visit 
School 


Virginia Avenue School invited 
parents to observe a full day's 
schedule in observance of Amer 
ican Education Week 
It included reading, arithmetic, 
flutophone selections 
phono vis 
ual. phonics in relation to read 
ing and spelling, and soc ial stud 


ies 


Guests 
were 
Mrs. 
Frederick 
Armbruster. Mrs Alverta Biffin 
ger. Mrs. John Bios 
Mrs 
Wal 
ter Brant, Mrs 
Ray Breighner. 
Mrs Raymond Brown Mrs, John 
Becker 
Mrs 
Lloyd 
Cornwell. 


Mrs. John Daychak. Mrs. Naomi 


Dawson, Mrs. Clarence Everly, 
Mrs. Elizabeth Karespring, Mrs 
Eugene 
Furlow, Mrs. 
Charles 


Gramgan, Mrs. Evelyn Griffen. 
Mrs. 
Elizabeth 
Hartman, 
Mrs. 
EIoi.se Herring, Mrs. Hazel Him- 
rider. Mrs 
Boyd Holcomb 
Mrs 
Melvin Keller. Mrs. Guy Kline, 
Mrs. Elbert Kniek. 


Mrs 
Bessie 
Lancaster, 
Mrs 
Metta Las lo. Mrs. <\ 0 
Light. 
Mrs, James Mason. Mrs. Roy Mc 
Donald 
Mrs 
Samuel McKenzie. 
Mrs 
Franklin 
Melotte. 
M rs 
Jam es 
.Merrill, 
Mrs. 
William 
0 Neal. 
Mrs. 
Walter Orndorff, 
Mrs Charles Painter. Mrs Jan* 
nits Perry, Mrs Carl 
Phillips. 
Mrs. Russel Puffenbargep. Mrs 
Naomi Rice. Mrs Thomas Rick 
cr. Mrs 
Evelyn Ridenour. Mrs 


.Mitchell Riggs, Mrs. Leo Rowan 


Mrs William Saylor. Mrs. Paul 
Sibley. Mrs May Smith. Mrs E l 


don 
Sponaugle 
Mrs. 
Virginia 


Taylor, Edward Torutman, Mrs 


The 
Tepper-Soniervdle 
Circle 


of First Presbyterian Church will 


meet November 28 instead of to 


day. They will work tor the Har 


vest Festival at lf) a. rn , and 
have a luncheon meeting at ti JO 


C J Vassate. Mrs. Sue Whitney, 
Mis Marshall Willuson and Mrs. 


John Yarnell 


M B S . J W W ILS O N , 
of Houlton, T a ,, 
“ I tried til 
but 
St Joseph Aspirin For 
Children t» the one for 
my children They like 
it; I m w t of dong* ** 


ST JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOK CHIIDPEN 


APVfCRTISRMEWI 
Science Shrinks Piles 
New Way Without Surgery 


Red 
Mauve 
# B ro w n 
Birth* Fie dl er 
First Lf. Jerry Swan, USAF 
To Marry Birthe Fiedler 


Ceremony To Be In Copenhagen 


Finds H ealing Su b ita 


Relieves P a in —Sh 
Y»rfc 
N 
I 
l*f»«i«ll . f o r the 
Ar*? time m-ience 
f^und a new 


hee ne «ub*t*nce with the «**or ;»h 
in * ab ility to *hrsrk 
hemorrhoid* 
a r d to relieve pain -w it hon’ so rce ry 
In carr a f'e r cate 
w hre g-er.*lv 
re tie e m jr pain 
a r *ual re d u ctio n 
(*h'!*W a*e ■ took place, 
M o t ana- - * of all - reju!** wee# 


•e th o ro u g h th a t t u fte r * r § m ad* 


nee That Does Both — 
rinks Hemorrhoids 


a* 
r sh rg fraternal * tike “ Pile* 


have ceased to be a p rob lem "' 
The terre! t* a new healing *oh- 
ntarve 
B '-Dyne* > — discovery of a 
world-famous research in*tifute 
This eu bst ar re is now available in 


*mf>t>ot <nry or etetm enf form under 
the name Pro ne -o finn ff * At Tour 
druggist M oney hack guarantee 
•u h v a r.i ow 


J/ 7 H )u yu i*a 


CARPET 


SENSATION 


ALL WOOL TWIST 


In Green or Rose 


Usually $10.95 
$7.77 


/ 
S , . Yd. 


A classic set that looks and fits as though it frere 
full-fashioned! Helen Harper performs the magic 
in luxurious “ W'onderspun” Orlon— this season's 
favorite fabric, This is a must for your ward 
robe! Sizes 34 40. 


S l i | > - o n 
............. .................1 .9 8 


C a r d i g a n 
..............5 . 9 8 


M A IL 


O RD ERS 


FILLE D ! 


I 
Mr and Mrs. Tai Fiedler. Copenhagen. Denmark, announce the 
engagement of their daughter. Birthe. to First Lieutenant Jerry 
Swan. 
ISA K 
Munich 
son of the late 
William and Hulriah 
♦Wt 
■ . 
i Sw, 
Her tai net 
training Meeting 
rf th. typ h o n , com- 


* 
pany in Copenhagen 
Dote Changed 
| porrl in 
Mount 
\ c 


The training meeting for club LL Swan has resided most o? his 
and county Home Management life with his grandparents 
Mr 
chairmen, 
originally 
scheduled an(j \jr.< j 0hn L. Wellington .103 
tor November 29 has been post- Washin|fton 
Strpf{ 
Graduating 
ponpd until December 12. 
, 
, „ 
, , 
, 
•Protect Yourself with InMir. from Allegany High School where 
ame ’ will be the topic for the he wa.* on the football and track 


fleeting af in a 
rn 
in the ex- teams and a member of the hand 
tension office 
Me,jim and acci 
ajso graduated With distinction 
dent insurance automobile fire 
, 
, 
, 
-j 
i. 
,,,ti from the I mted States 
Naval 
theft and casualty insurance will 
be discussed, as well as life sn- Academy in 1953. W hile there he 
surance. 
The material will be was a member of the Bugle and 
presented as a demonstration at £)rum Corps and track team. 
lh. January club mating*. 
. v is a r d s he was .Limned a. 


the Air Force bases in Malden, 


Missouri. Greenville. MUC, and 


Las Vegas, Nevada. In Decem 


ber 1954, Ll. Swan was sent to 


Germany and Tripoli, Africa. 
The wedding ceremony will be 


solemnized in Copenhagen in the 
near future. 


9x 12 AXMINSTERS 


Up lo $109 Volue. 
f 


All At One Price 
S J O 


. . . After The Game 


Come 
Down In The V o lley" for your 


D ELIC IO U S FU LL C O URSE 


Turkey Dinner 


IN OUR N E W L Y REM O D ELED 


D IN IN G ROOM 


CAS TAYLOR’S 


C *r*(i VoHay I N Mk Nchm Sh . 


r « t i PARK INO 


B 


M A T T R E S S 
S P E C IA L S ! 


T U F T LESS 
M A T T R E S S E S 
1995 
reg. 59 50 


De Luxe Sealy 
M A T T R E S S E S 


4 9 50 
req 69,50 


m 
f 
i i i a i i i 
4J N. Mechonic 


M ille rto n * regular low prices toke and 


extra cut to lava you mony welcomed 


dollors on new carpet or rugs. 


is m 
. 


Case BEER 
.. $2.99 
Full Quart BOURBON 
...........$3.99 
C A S TAYLOR’S DRIVE-IN LIQUOR STORE 


rVvyuua 


Fat? lo Park al Millen*nn *—You are invited 


to park you car on either of the two free parking 


lots across the street from out store They are 


maintained 
for 
the 
accommodation 
of 
our 


customer*. 


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Green Trad ing Stamps on your furniture, 


piano and carpet purchases 


mom floor 


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Hie Best and Potomac Farms otters you 


Christmas Play 
To Be Given Dec. 6 


A Christmas plav and workshop 
Dev ember (t are being planned 
by the Fellowship Class of Zion 
* Methodist 
Church. 
A 
one act 
comedy. 
Bang (rocs Christmas.” 
will be presented at 7 .30 under 
the direction of Rev lam* Em er 
ies FYoceed* are for the build 
ing fund 
Doll clothes, stuffed 
toys, 
decorated 
candle* 
lapel 
pins, wooden toys, hand-pamted 
plates and needlework will be 
featured at the workshop and re 
freshments will 
e available. 


A Christmas party will be held ; 
December ll and Jingles are to 
be exchanged 


now! washdays are so easy! 


...with a penny-a-loadGAS 
dryer 


Imagine! No more lugging heavy clothesbasket*. 
No more 
stretching to hang wet wash. No more line*, pins or props. 


With an automatic Gas Clothes Dryer, washdays are no 
work at all. You simply put wet wash into your Gas Dryer, turn 
it on and go about your other household duties 
or just relax. 
In no time at all your speedy Gas Dryer gently tumbles your 
clothes damp-dry for ironing 
or perfectly dry and ready to 
fold. You Ret ail this for only a penny’s worth of gas a load. 


Only Gas Clothes Dryers cost less to INSTALL 
leas lo 
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dealer— today! 
Convenient terms 


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Daily Laboratory Control 


a America's Newest idea in milk packaging - 


Plastic Coated - single 


service containers - 


(No Wax) 


a Refrigerated 


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Phone PA 5-4600 for a WANT AD Taker 
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1956THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, MD., 
SEVEN 
Parking Area 
Plan Outlined 
At Piedmont 


Town Sponsoring 
Second City Lot 


PIEDMONT—'The .second park 
ing lot of the town of Piedmont is 


1 ’ vpeited to he put in operation 
try early next spring 
The area 
\ 'I run from Second to Third 
Streets on part of the ground 
purchased 
from 
the 
Western 
Maryland 
Railway 
Company, 
formerly the property of the' 
Cumberland 
and 
Pennsylvania 
Railroad Company. 
Mayor Rodney Baker announc 
ed af the regular council meet 
ing this week that B C. Curry 
ot the Duncan Meter Company 
had advised him that his com- 
pi ny would pay the cost of con 
ditioning the street for parking 
meters and installing them. The 
town could repay the company 
bv giving the firm a1! the receipts 
from the parking meters on the 
lot until ihe cost of improving! 
the ground and cost of the me 
ter* were paid 
Ormond Ledlow, town clerk. 
va* instructed i0 contact Curry; 
to a k him to come here for a 
conference 
The clerk was ordered to advise 
Vernon Golder that the lease he 
has with the town expires March 
I and would he terminated on 
that date. 
The town will use 
that space as a part of the park 
mg lot. 
(iolder was granted a building 
permit to construct a one story 
roncrete block building 57 by 24 
to be used as a display for 
tombstones and carving on Third 
Street. 
William Cithers local manager 
sTBl’RG — brame* 
♦ 
and Warned Lowry. Keyser, dis- Erode, a senior of Beall High 
I rift manager of the .company. School has been chosen by mem- 
conferred with council about the hers of the varsity football squad 
towns lighting problem 
to reign as queen football at the 
It was ordered that a light be annual Turkey Day game between 
placed on the pole opposite Mal Beall and LaSalle, 
den Methodist Church to improve 
pr 
Wayne W 
Hill. principal 
the lighting situation at that point vc HI crown Miss Brode and pre- 
jsent her with a corsage preened* 
Grantsville PT A 
I The football team elects the 
. 
| | 
j 
queen with the 
activity 
being 
Meets Monday 
sponsored bv the -rn Hi Y 
The Beall High Band, attired 


Prof. Taylor 
Talks On Suez 
At Lions Club 


Outlines Problems 
In Egypt Today 


D E A T H S A N D FU N ER A L N O T IC ES Rev. Bridger 
Heads Mineral 
Co. Red Cross 


FRANCIS J. HUGHES 
MRS KELLEY RITES 
.MRS. SUSAN E. RANNELLS 
Francis Joseph Hughes. 64 of 
WESTERNPORT — F u n e ra l 
Al (it SIA. W, Va. — Mrs. Sus- 
326 Furnace Street, died yester-services for Mrs. Lena Kelley. 76. an Elizabeth (Orosi) Rannells, 
day in Sacred Heart Hospital:mother of Estel C. Kelley, local died yesterday at the home of a 
where he had been a patient two attorney and Allegany County del- daughter. Mrs. Charles Moreland, 
weeks. 
egate to the Maryland General of Okonoko. She was 94. 
Born at Elk Garden, W. Va., Assembly, who died Monday at 
Born near Higginsville she was 
he was a son of the late James her home here, will be conducted a dau£,hter of the late Robert and 
and Nora E. (McCuaker) Hughes, tomorrow at 2 p rn. at the Boa! Harriett Cross 
Surviving be 
and was formerly employed by Funeral Home. 
lgjdes her dauyhter are a foster 
the B40 Railroad as a crossing 
Rev, Willard G. Wilson, rector con 
Gilbert Puffinburger 
Win- 
'watchman. He was a member of of St. James Episcopal Church, theater Va • a brother Charles 
Professor AI st. Patrick's Catholic Church and and Rev. L. E Growson, pastor Cross of Springfield 
20 grand- 
fred Taylor, Geography Depart-a veteran of World War I. 
of Piedmont Trinity Methodist children. 60 great-grandchildren 
ment of Frostburg State Teach- 
** survived by a brother Church, will officiate Burial will and five great-great grandchild- 
ers college, was guest speaker dobn 
Hughes, cdy. 
be in Philos C emetery 
' 
A requiem mass will be cele 
on the topic, “ Egypt 
at the prated tomorrow at 8 a. rn. at 
Lonaconing Lions Club dinner St. Patrick’s Church. Rurial will! 
program Monday evening at the be in SS, Peter and Paul terne- 
Pythian building. 
tery. 
The history of Egypt, its prince 
The body is at the Silcox Fune- 


LO\ACON ING 


ral Residence. 
Bullet Wound 
Is Fatal To 
Area Woman 


iron. 
The body is at the McKee Fun 
nel Home here and will be taken 
this evening to the home of Mrs 
Moreland. A service will he con 
ducted on Friday at 2 p rn. at 
Salem 
Methodist Church 
near 
Slanesville with Rev. Lehman 
Channel, and Carl Stump, of 
Washington. D. C , officiating. 
Interment will be in the church 
cemetery. 


pal industry, living condition 
resources and government opera 
jy FIKE 
tion was discussed. An up-to-the- 
[minute report on the Suez Canal t FRJ ^ ND*V1LLE - Isaac New 
topic was given bv Professor I1100 * ,ke 7*' d,*d her* Mond#y 
Taylor, who stressed the import X 
? * June 7 iZ ? V 
OAKLAND - Mrs Blanche E 
ante of the Canal, especially due 
* 
’ 
Matthews. 46. wife of J. L. Mat 
te the fact that it eliminates 3000 
rike Hjg Wlfe 
thews, of Accident, died Sunday 
______ 
miles around Africa and also the AJvada «Sa 
. F|kp 
dlpd 
morning in University Hospital, prated for Mrs. Mary S Noel, 64, 
importance of removing oil from number 0{ vearg 
’ 
Baltimore, where she wa* remov- operator of Noel s Store, Cresap- 
Surviving are three sons Rosvcd af,rr woundin* herself in the town uho died M»nday jn the 
the No. J holding pike, Friendsville; George Fike, hfad 24 hours earlier at the home [office of a local phy sudan. on 


NOEL SERVICES 
A requiem mass will be cele- 


the oil fields 
American i 
[companies of Egyptian oil fields.[jeannette, Pa., and ^Raymondlof,. her mothrr 
Mrs 
Minerva Friday at 9 a. 
[revealed Taylor in a general run'Fikc. 
Uniontown. 
Pa ; 
three |,^dover) fr° nt-v,h* in Friendsville brose s Church. 
down of the holding companies, [daughters, Mrs. Ray Burkey and 
(Means of consideration being giv Mrs. Joseph Sposit. both of Pitts 
[en to shipping problems of the burgh, and Mrs. Elwood Guthrie. 


will 
Mrs. Matthews, who had been terment 
despondent in recent weeks, was cemetery, 
taken to her mother’s home bv! The body 


rn. in St. Am-! 
Cresaptown. In : 
be in the parish 


is at the George 


Af us Frances 
Brode 
Beall Selects Football 
Queen For "Turkey Day' 


Church Holds 
Services Of 
Dedication 


FROSTBURG - Special ser 
vices were held at 8 30 and ll a 
rn Sunday to mark the comple- 
GRANTSVILLE - The Grants 
btu, and told Jniforms''win 'J™ <* ,tw ""ovation program ta 
Ville Elementary Parent Teacher march before the queen, playing 
sanctuary of the Firs? Metho- 
Association will hold its monthly selections under the direction of d st f ^urc^* 
Main Street, 
meeting Monday. November 26 at Frank R Munson 
The interior of the sanctuary 
R p m with Michael Duda. pres 
Tri-Hi-Y committees are as fob Has been completely redecorated 
ident. in charge 
lows Anna Grace Baer. Barbara by a group of artists, and the 


oil industry today as well as the Smithfield. Pa , and a brother, her husband last Tuesday. 
She Funeral Home, 
inadequate size of the Canal to Benjamin F'ike. Akron. Ohio. 
went to an upstairs bedroom! The rosary will be recited to- 
handle all ships that use it was 
A funeral service will be con-[after having breakfast Saturday.day at 8 p. rn. at the funeral 
explained. 
ducted at 3 p. rn. today at the W1th her mother and a woman home. 
Thomas Ritchie introduced Pro Assembly of God Church by Rev hoarder, and the two women 
fessor Taylor as program chan 
Harvey, pastoi 
Burial will found her lying on the floor aftei I/ 
| l AAf>A 
nun of the evening. Jack (.etu ,)p in 
Friendsville Corneter} hearing a thud about IO 30 
she ixuV Scl IflUO SC 
md Oms H.anekamn were named The body will he at the Friend had used an old 32 caliber revol t „ i i 
r . 
chairmen for the next program, 
funeral Home until time for the.vee to inflict the wound 
and IO flOcH* S td JJJJC r S 
Christmas 
party 
committee soviet. 
j authorities believe she escaped 
named Dick Keyes. Ray Berry, KKNNKY Sv*virv% 
[instant death due to the corroded 
KEYSER - Hon. Harley Cl 
Tally James and Gorman Getty 
Asunv 
w v 
c 
'[ondlllon of ,he bu,,et and cham- Staggy. 2nd District Represent 
, 
FORT ASHBY, VA. V a—Set ber 
tative to the u S congress will 
A contribution of $2.> was ma e vices jor j ohn s Kenney, 75 0f 
Matthews was first ad speak at the annual dinner-dance 
to the Mlrgany-Garrett 
i.rxor- here, who died Monday at his nutted to Garrett County Memor- of the Loyal Order of Moose 
miosis Association. 
home will he conducted Friday jai Hospital here at 11:30 a. rn.'Lodge No. 662. this evening at 
Lester ( r»wierd, guest of the a, 2 P m. at Fort Ashby Metho- Saturday. She was taken by am- the Moose home on F:ast Street 
club, 
attuned 
The 
Salvation dlM church. 
Rev Alonzo 
Har bulancr to the Baltimore Hospital,Dinner 
is scheduled 
for 
6 30 
Army kettle wtl 
e marine 
on man. pastor, will officiate and during-the night for surgery by a o'clock 
A past governor of the 
ul-m bur,a* Wi^ be jp Tort Ashby Cern- specialist but died before the local Moose lodge, he also hold*' 
'operation could he performed. 
Jhe highest honor the Moose can 
Mrs. Matthews was born 
in confer, the Pilgrim Degree. 
Friendsville, October 26, 1910. a 
He also is a member of the ad j 
[daughter of Mrs. Forsyth and the visory hoard of the West Virginia! 
hate Milton J. Forsyth. Surviving. State Moose Association and has 
in addition to her husband and (served the association as presi 
'mother, are a daughter, Nancy dent. 
ruocTDi’oe 
a 
.. Lee Matthews, at home, and a 
The banquet, an annual affair. 
FROSTBURG — A 
dress up brother. Carroll Forsyth, in the is op<n only to members, and 


Board Members 
To Be Nominated 


KEYSER—At a recent meeting 
of officers and board member* of 
Mineral County Chapter. Ameri 
can Red Cross, at Calvary Evan 
gelical United Brethren Church, 
the following officers were elect 
ed for 1956-57; 
Chapter chairman. Rev. Robert 
L. 
Bridger*; 
vice 
chairman. 
Oscar Johnson; secretary. Mn. 
Mary Smith and treasurer, Mr*. 
Alta Cannon 
The many services of the Red 
Cross were reviewed by Miss 
Doris Harper, national field rep 
resentative. 
A nominating committee for 
board members was appointed by 
ti e chairman, consisting of Oscar 
Johnson, 
Mrs 
Virginia 
Ayer* 
and Mr*. Pauline Rice. 
A meeting will be held Thurs 
day. November 29 at 7 30 p. rn. 
ir Calvary Church and all board 
members and interested persons 
are requested to be present. 


For Sale: 
Double coil Bed 
spring 
Good condition. 
Phone 
Frostburg 585. 
Adv.-N-T Nov. 21 


attended 
The 
ke' 
Saturday, 
December 
22. 
Jack Getty and Jack Elchhorn etery. 
in charge. 
Boyd Bois aid was president _ 
. 
presiding at the meeting which / O en-lO W fl PlCWS 
began at 6:15 p rn. with a polk 
. . . 
supper served by the Pythian Sis H o l i d a y D O H C e 
ters. 
9 


BISM A REX 


IciaiTs tast 4 way 
relief (rom acid 
md* reshow 


Mins 
Q Q c 
as tablets)... O O 


Ford's Drug Stores 


Cumberland and Frostburg 


Frostburg 
Personals 


[Thanksgiving dance 
has 
been Army. 


Mrs 
Charles Robertson and 


j• 
is also the highlight annually of 
panne 
nr 
wrsrj„v evening at 
body is at the residence Moose functions A turkey dinner 
leen-iown with the Townsmen and funeraj services will be held will h* served to the members 
orLVPMra furm*^m4 1 •** music, today at 2 p. rn . at the Friends- and their wive* and will he fob 
J 
I hi* will not he a .rn ma dance vljje christian Church with the lowed by dancing to the music of 
[according to sponsors, but be p|PV 
Henry 
Knoell 
official- "The Mellotones.” 
ause of the holiday members mg 
interment will be in Bloom- 
i 
requested not to dress 
son Lonaconing 
Mrs 
Albert 
'Jre rw,uesie® nm 
!n dress ,n ington Rose Cemetery, Friends 
A Thanksgiving 
program .ill Dtnamora and Mary McGowan, door 
has boon recovered with Gfe 
' and s0„; tan MeColloh dlT g<r! f i .*nd 
viUr- 
he presented 
Room vi.UaUona^lection of - .eem Leannah Mar new green crprt 
Tho " ^ 
' StrMt, Mrs 
Cephen Kenney and f / l0 7c„rm e the hall m a^ro 
Will be made (rom 
7 30 to a p. rn en, D,anna Meehan and Shirley baptismal font has been moved to d 
h, „ „ Lmden str„ , Mrs ™ "> 
«« «hr bal rn nppne 



Hager responsible for .hr car rn Ihe left of ihe altar and mounted 
,,,^ Atkinson and son. 16* 
„ 
,ePtur„ haie beer 
on a new hexagona 
platform. 
ctr®/s*. \ir* 
RrnaH ^ 
matures nave Deen 
!Spr.in£ , 1 ; _ 
^ 
Planned for the occasion 
Mr and Mrs. George Kennedy 


which the queen will ride. 


W I 
A R I 


THANKFUL 
(> 


FO * TH I 


FRIENDSH IP OF 


FOLKS LIKE Y O U 
( / K 
v rn 


Holben Agency 


Phan* 6J-J 
A 
l 


Students Present 
Holiday Program 


.huh has also been covered »ith wattr and s0„ Lonacomns, and 


Clothing Drive 
Being Conducted 
By St. Michael s 


Sludents Eat Turkey 


j LONACONING - Over 500 stu 
dents had a turkey dinner at 
Valley High School cafeteria for 
jtheir Thanksgiving dinner Tues 
day at noon. 


A Great Display 
MEN'S WEAR 


Tapcaatt • Suit* - Sport Costa • 
Jacket* 
. 
Slack* 
- 
Sweaters 
> 
Flannelette Skirts . Sport Shirts - 
Stretch Seek* • O sfords end many 
ether reel bargain* for Men who 
cere 


r« Y OU R L A Y A W A Y R IA N 
A. Chas. Stewart's 


Heme of Geed Clothes 


GRANTSVILLE 
A Thanks- 


Home Dressed 
Poultry 


Turkeys .. 
.. it 49c 


Heavy Toms over 
15 lbs.................... lh. 45c 


Chickens 


Frytne a n * Raattin* 
lb 39c 


Engle Brothers 
SO, 17 W Main St, Fro*tburg 
Rh 


matching carpel. All pulpit fur-Mr, 
L a w r , n c , Lay,„„ and a . Mr 
. . . . 
. . . 
mture ha* been upholstered in dan«hter RFD 2 are home from ? 
, 
Richard Hcqs* 
matching color 
and all of the1*. 
u 
i i 
kins will chaperone the dance 
neatening coioi, ana an of ine|Mlners Hospital. 
, 
h affnrril 
,hp fnmmifj FROSTBURG 
pews and interior woodwork have 
Shuck, student at Mt tee 
no( takp the p!acp of nual clothing drive for needy Apartment. Bath. heat furnished 
been varnished. 
st> Mary s College. Emmitsburg. 
FHdav 
and 
Saturdav Ponies overseas, being conduct- Adults 
Phone 332-J. 
....... 
imd. r fh. 
Rev- Edward A Godsey, pas- spfnt lbp weekend at his home n.cht dances 
* 
‘ :«d by St Michael s Church, will Adv—N T-Nov. 21 
giving prng,am. under the dirrc-lor ^ 
on -Symbol, of Our h, rf 
n'8M MncM- 
dose on Saturdav. Parishioner, 


l u M d « Gramsule t i ™ 
T ' ? " 
fr0m ’" k 
Aden 
V o g t man. 
McCuUoh 
. 
art reminded that clothing, shoe,. 
u n School featuring a p l! and 
'•,mho'K' J a'P "n*‘ wh' h Siree’ 
Stephen Sevan, IU Mc T ra sh C o lle c tio n 
blanket,, el, . are to ho hrougnt 
a rn tut c a !p r e se n ta tm n 
l h<' 
plf e1, 
" ’U ulloh Street 
Myrtle Brtdge, D a t - C h a n e le d 
10 
pan>h ba" 
,hf ,r - 
The , nth g-ade prevented a n" u""' 
" " nod «>»" “ 
" i l l 
Savage 
Alice Baker Fred 
f . U h , ® 9 
,- „ 
, • *'« * '« 
P « ktd (or sh‘P' 
The auth g.ade presented • window, of lhf sanrlllary 
| « . h; D « a BulL.h M, Savage;j FROSTBf RC - William \ngL mont 


Two hundred and fifty new me- j 0jjn Hawkins. 
RF'D 2: Marlene rnan* c,*y clerk, has announced 
j{ bas bern announced that a 
tai chairs have been 
secured Crowe. Mt. Savage; Garrett Eag-dbat. 
weekly 
collection of new pjot 0f ground has been pur- 
use in the lecture room. an. Midland. Louis Haus. Mt.|tra„ . for. 1 
E a*! El” 
f L°WII chased by the parish on Mt. Piea 


the aecond grade: under direction|*J'ere ' crv'fes haie boon held savage. 
George 
Kern.. WeUb 
due ^ th o !* v ' Sl" ? ,(>r ,B *d? “ “ 0 *° 
of Mea Zeta Robemm and M r,.’"bile 'br .annuary was being Hill; 
Eva 
Lew!.. Lonaconing. 
du* ,0 ™ ,the parish cemetery. The new 
Jennie Stark played appropriate renovated, and it wa, decided George Reuning .lr. East •M» i n; | ™" * lv' 
" 
* 
""' addition will be under perpetual 
numbers. 
;it a 
of the official board street; Robert Shippie ML Sav-• 
,ne Cl y ^ 1J na' e incir care, 
[last week to proceed with the age, and Henry Taylor. Maple Uj''PCf!on 
usual 
Sodality devotions will be con- 


,renovation of this part of tnc street, recent patients in Miners ss# 
. 
a D * f 
ducted today at 7 p. rn. The week 
[church at oner A new title floor Hospital, kave 
returned to their W C S lO m p O r t 
L>T I0 1S 
lv Pub'lc social 
sponsored by 
FROSTBURG — Mr. and Mrs will be laid in this department, homes. 
(the church, will be held in the 
Francis Cosgrove have moved 
| Richard 
Harris, 
student 
at 
A special Thanksgiving service parish hall Friday at 8 p rn. 
from 26 Washington Street to their . 
.« 
. i 
Fairmont <VV V a 1 State Teach-"'N 
hrld at Christ Memorial 
nevMy constructed home 170 Mf r tOSTOU fCJ tSirtnS 
ers College was home over the Baptist Church at 7 30 p rn to 
pf.;xF. HARPER’S PARKLANE 
Pleasant Street 
weekend. 
da> - 
Special — Fried Chicken. Potato 
.............. — 
Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell, 


Thanksgiving play, and a band' 
(was presented under the direr 
tion of Louis Michael musical in 
structor 
The Rhythm Band of-fm 


Move To New Home 


The eighth an- 
F"or Rent; Modern four room 


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Eases 
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Seat * brssd 
Denture C ,, m on. 
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a 
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firmly in pine#—et*-## prrfrrt ro m fo n . E lf 
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H srm lrM ta rum * or denture*. 
tin u t rs-lin e n #sn last 
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month*. Stays soft and pi abl# — Anes sot 
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In leathery tones and 


new misty pastels. 


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All popular models 


ond mokes 
IN STOCK 


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Complete stock of hunting 


accessories in stock 


GRAYSON'S 


Mrs. Charles Richardson. 
RFD 1 
tl10*r 
practice 
at Ihe I Salad, only tee. Phone Frostburg b«ht£r wdWtTh?..*, 
218 
Main Street. 
Westernport, j pox 
Frostburg, and Mrs Christ Memorial Baptist Church, 394 
D#ntur#^Canhien« um**; 
announce the birth of a daughter Hiram Logsdon 155 Wood street. Friday at 7 p. m. Mrs. Shirley \dv — N-T-Nov. 21 
am *au*ftmif At*aJi*«»rortn#**.** 
Friday at Miners Hospital 
are medical patients at Miners Maynard will be in c h a r g e ------------------------- !-------------------------- 
Mr. and Mr*. Harold Neilson. Hospital 
Volunteer Bible Class 
of the 
(RFD I. Box 168. Shaft, announce 
Charlene Steinbaugii. student at Church of the Brethren will meet 
the birth of a son Friday at Min- state Teachers College from VV ii Friday evening at the church 
jars Hospital. 
jliamsport, Md , was treated at ^nnex, 
Mr. and Mr*. William Fisher, Miners Hospital for a finger in- 
1 
Midland, announce the birth of a jury sustained when she caught 
daughter 
at 
Miners Hospital her left hand in a car door. 
Thursday. 
Mrs. Susannah irimble, Mt. 
Mr. and Mrs George Sweitzer, Savage, is a patient in Miners 
RFD I. Box 52. Frostburg, an-Hospital 
for observation and 
nounee the birth of a daughter X-Rays 


Vikon Porcelain 
WALL TILE 


QUINN’S 
FLOOR SERVICE 


FH O N i IlS l. W 


FO* FRI! iSTIM ATfS 


117 I M A IN ST 
FRO STIUR9 


MT. CITY 
ROLLER RINK 


Fhene s i 46 
J Fiedmenf St Friday at Miners Hospital. 
KiYSiR, w v a 
j 
Mr. 
and 
Mrs. 
Ellsworth 
______________________ 
Skidmore. Jackson Street. Lona- 
coning, announce the birth of a Thanksgiving Dance 
L U I in I * , 
d llH U U IIlf 
IH C 
U l l i n WI 
a 
. 
. 
Am 
\ I 
l l 
son Saturday at Miners Hospital, f Id TI 110(1 At V ^ 110V 
S I- 
I 
Af__ 
I 
Af am* rn 
f 
Fresh Flowers 
Mr. 
and Mrs. 
Leslie Metz. 
RFD I, Westernport, announce 
LONACONING — A Thanksgiv- 
the birth of a son Sunday at Min- mg dance will be held at Valley 
ers Hospital 
High School on Wednesday from 
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shane. 293 8 p rn . until ll p. rn. with music 
East Main Street, announce the by ‘Leon Green and Bill Patton." 
birth of a son Sunday at Miners 
A King and Queen will he 
Hospital. 
;crowned, there will be a cake 
1 walk 
John Paul Jones dance. 
Ladies Choice, and refreshments 
w ill be served during the even- 


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LARGER CAPACITY 
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Itnr. bv midnight, frid a y . January 


Details, bidding forma and apicial 
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at 
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Roads 
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Office, 
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Road, 
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kid 
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through 
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United Charity Fund Drive County Board 
Meeting Is Set Next Week (je|s Apology 


Traffic Violations 
Bring In Si,156 


Trial Magistrates Court here 
disposed 
of 
55 
motor 
vehicle 
cases during the first half of 
November, according to a tabu- 
The board ol directors o» the raising campaigns, a* 
well 
as 
latten by Trial Magistrate Don- Cumberland 
Community 
Chest contributors, 
have suggested a 
The Allegany County Board of 
ald W. Mason. 
ha€ r *n,*« 
m w m e for Wed- knifed Fund program. The sug- Commissioners received a letter 
Fines and costs imposed or ™ 
w ° ^st.ons tor such an organisation of 
, 
tcrd 
from James 
forfeited in the November I to nesda-v- November 28 at 6 30 p , c e m to bo so strnng tha it ap- 
J " ~ 
' 
totaled rn. at Ali Chan Shrine Country pears the tim* is here when ser- 
Mein- pres dcn 
01 I ocaI *■ 
Club at which time a discussion ious consideration should be giv- I mted 
Rubber 
Workers, 
con- 
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cn organizing the en to this newly developed plan cerning the purchase of a car. 
The name scallion for an onion program on a United F ind basis for community giving. Kopp slat- 
inquiry 
had 
been 
made 
by 


derives from the ancient t’alcstin* 
Charles L. Kopp. president of 
Stein after it had been reported 
ian city of Ascalon. the National the Chest, said many of the lead- 
Attending the meet ng w ill 
ie y car j:nr counjy usc was plir . 
Geographic Society sa> s. 
ers of the 
am.ua. Chest 
fu n d community leader- ar t a cr 
• cbdso,| 0l)t of the county 
Cor- 
attorney to the 


Board Plans Road Study In Westernport 


t i motor vehicle 
SI.156. 


On a motion by Commissioner 
James Orr, the Allegany County 
Board of Commissioners yester 


day instructed its attorney, Gor 
man E. Getty, to advise the board 
what it can or cannot do legally 
in connection with a request for a 
roadway in a housing develop 
ment in Westernport for the West 


Virginia Pulp and Paper Com-j 
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pany. 
Orr said that since John A. 
Luke, manager of the Luke m ill 
of the firm and several members 
of his staff had contacted the 
county board, 
the request has 
been checked by J. Walker Chap 
man. county roads supervisor. 


he W eslaco firm has pur 
chased a tract of approximately 


235 acres adjacent to ’ he new 
Bruce High School where a hous 
ing development is to be started. 
About 80 residences are contem 
plated at present. Mr. Luke said, 
Mr. Luke explained to the board 
that there is a dearth of available 


|housing in the Tri-Towns area 


both in quantity and quality and 


lit is hard for the company to get 


technical men and other quali 
fied personnel to take positions in 


the Luke m ill. The company w ill 


begin a $50 m illion expansion pro 
gram next June, he added. 


Corals, like sea anemones, are 
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fact 
that 
was 
un 
known until 
the 
18th 
century. 


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exceed the goal of $1 moo. A 
presentative of a local hank 
ll receive a check represent- 
g the total offeitng collected 
iring the drive at Sunday morn- 


i ' s service. Rev. Mr. Hartman 
id 
A Thanksgiving ser ice w ill al 
be held at IO a. rn. Thursday 
Melvin Church, with the Ma- 
pside and Fairview churches, 
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Wednesday Morning, November 21, 1956 


What To Do About 
Red China And U.N.? 


The United States should get together with 
its Western allies on China policy says Lester B. 
Pearson, Canadian Minister for External Affairs. 
Pearson wants to prevent in Asia another “col 
lapse of cooperation” such as has occurred in 
the Middle East. Obviously, too, he is mindful 
of the differences among the Western allies on 
admitting Red China to the United Nations. 
The statement by Pearson to the Tenth 
American Assembly came as the U N . General 
Assembly was preparing to vote on the U. S. 
proposal that a decision on membership for Red 
China be postponed for yet another year. The 
General 
Assembly’s 
Steering 
Committee 
on 
November 14 had voted, 8 to 5. to put the ques 
tion off again 
But the lineup, with Denmark 
and Egypt 
joining Soviet Russia, India, and 
Czechoslovakia in opposing the ll. S. move, in 
dicates a possible shrinkage of support for the 
U S. 
Can the Red Chinese be kept out of the U.N. 
beyond next 
year0 
A vote to admit would 
require a two-thirds majority in the General 
Assembly. 
The question of whether the issue 
would be subject to a Security Council veto by 
the United States or Nationalist China might 
have to be decided by the International Court 
of Justice. 
The U. S. Congrc 
"the Communist Chine 
to membership in the 
ing it clear ever since 
holds. 
T 
China at the 
to 0 in the House; 86 to 0 in the Senate. 
Both Republican and Democratic platforms 
in 1956 opposed Red Chinese admission. Secre 
tary of State Dulles on July 8. 1954, made it 
plain that the United States would use the veto 
if necessary to keep the Peiping regime out of 
the Security Council, the only U N . organ in 
which a veto is possible. 


i in 1951 resolved that 
• should not be admitted 
N.” and has been mak- 
that the resolution still 
vote opposing admission of Red 
1956 session of Congress was 391 


These Days 


By George E. Sokolsky 


An Alliance Is An Alliance 


NATO is an alliance am ong nations, the principals 
of which a re G reat Britain, F rance and the United 
.States. 
That alliance is now very sick and m ay die 
because of the Middle E ast fiasco. The blam e is not 
easily fixed, although the tendency in Europe will he 
to blam e the United States and in India to praise 
Eisenhow er for it, 


The 
official 
A m erican 
view 
is 
thai 
Great 
Britain and France never notified the United States 
that they intended to start a p o lic e or any oilier 
action against the Soviet puppet, Nasser, if it is 
true that the United States never knew anything 
about the action of Israel or the action Of Great 
Britain or France, or the Soviet half-billion dollar 
build up of arms in Arabian countries, then there 
is something very wrong with American intelli 
gence and both the State Department and the CIX 
need to explain how ti happens that they can 
neither see nor hear what is going on in areas 
which they are supposed to be watching punc 
tiliously. 


On the other hand, both G reat B ritain and France 
recognize that they have been let down by the United 
States. To them NATO is a one-way street which exists 
only to serve Am erican interests and further, that the 
United States does not alw ays know w hat Am erican 
interests a re but som etim es follows a blind, doctrinaire 
pacifism which causes it to be so afraid of war that 
its tim idity could bring on a w ar 
At any rate. Am erican support of N asser against 
G reat Britain. F rance and Israel has been as astonish 
ing as it would have been if the Roosevelt Adminis 
tration had supported H itler against W estern Europe. 
At any rate, it is not to he expected that the British 
nr French people will ever understand why the United 
States should favor a Soviet puppet against its closest 
lilies—and nobody does understand it, including most 
Americans who feel that they have not been kept 
informed by their governm ent. 


The word, support, may sound strong, hut if is 
difficult to find a softer yet equally accurate word. 
For what American action has actually achieved is 
that Nasser’s position has become consolidated 
while NATO has been weakened practically be 
yond redemption; the United Nations was given an 
opportunity to display a moral cowardice vis-a-vis 
.Soviet Russia which will not be forgotten by that 
country, particularly after it had engaged in a 
blood bath in Hungary without censure, correction 
or reprisal. The United Nations has been petulant 
about Egypt and craven about Hungary. It is im 
possible to respect a craven body. 


Tho countries in the United N ations which ad 
jo in ed from voting for or against the United Nations 
resolution ordering Soviet Russia out of Hungary are: 
Afghanistan, B urm a, Ceylon. Egypt, Finland. India, 
Indonesia, Iraq. Jordan, Libya, N epal, Saudi Arabia, 
syria. Yemen and Yugoslavia. T hese nam es need to 
ie rem em bered. 
Had they voted in favor of Soviet 
Russia, it m ight have been assum ed th at they w ere 
forced to take a stand because of som e tre aty or p a s  
torship with the R ussians. But they abstained. They 
were afraid to vote for or against. They w ere afraid 
o be identified on a m oral issue. They w ere craven, 
cowardly and in fear. 
Is the peace of the world to 
depend upon such countries? 


What it amounts to is (hat the United Nations 
is not maintaining the peace of the world. It has 
become a center of intrigue, a dangerous Tower 
of Babel which runs Interference but achieves no 
positive results. 
It will be said that the United 
Nations Organization delayed war in the Middle 
Fast; it will not he said by anybody that the 
United Nations Organization delayed or impeded 
murder in Hungary. And several years from now 
when the world still has to deal with the barbarous 
dictator of the Arab world, the man who believes 
in militarism as a faith and says so, what will 
the United Nations he able to say in its defense 
then? It will be too late, as it was too late about 
Hitler in 1939 and too late about Stalin in 1945. 


Why is it that the West is alw ays too late? Why 
s it that the W est did not know th at Soviet Russia 
was establishing a m ilitary base in the Sinai Penin 
sula0 W hat do our representatives do in the countries 
.o which they are accredited? Do they do anything? 


(C opyright, 1956, King re a litie s Syndicate, in c.) 


President Believes Time Has Come 


For Long-Range Peace Discussions 


S* 
*v , Im . 


WASHINGTON—R egardless 
of 


the 
concealed 
gim m icks 
and 


propaganda twists in the B ulgan 


in disarm am ent note, it conies 
at a tim e when two significant 
situations are at hand. They a re: 


Situation No. I—Foreign Min 
ister Shepilov has hinted at the 
idea 
of 
a 
Russian-A m erican 
agreem ent to keep the peace of 
the world. 


Situation 
No. 
2 — President 
Eisenhow er has set him self the 
goal of fulfilling the pledges he 
m ad u during the election cam  
paign—the achievem ent of peace. 
He believes he can negotiate an 
ag reem en t 
with 
the 
Russians 
which would bring the world at 
least 
fen 
years 
of 
peace. 
He 
could then go down in history as 
a peace President. 
Som e advisers, especially those 
in the Pentagon, are vigorously 
opposed to these views, believe 
their com m ander-in-chief m ay be 
too trusting of the Russians. The 
S late D epartm ent, among others, 
is skeptical. U. N. A m bassador 
H enry Cabot Lodge was so suspi 
cious when Shepilov suggested, 
a t the end of an inform al chat, 
that the United States and Rus 
sia betw een them could keep the 
peace, he was inclined to brush 
it aside. 
T he chat took place in New 
Y ork. 
Shepilov 
suggested 
that 
B ritain 
and 
F rance 
w ere 
no 
longer first-class powers. He con 
g ratu lated the United States for 
condem ning their attack of Egypt 
and suggested that R ussia and 


America Must Face Up To Role As World Leader 


W ASH I NG TON 


W hat is the nature of A m erica s 
responsibility as the history-ap 
pointed leader ot the W estern Al 
liance? 
This question has been posed. 
in an acute form, by the great 
and dark events which are now 
unfolding. It is being much de 
bated in Washington at the m o 
m ent, rath er 
uncom fortably 
in 
the higher circles of the adm in 
istration. and very bitterly in 
deed am ong the representatives 
cit our allies who have to deal 
w ith the adm inistration 
No doubt it is presum ptuous 
for these reporters to try to d e 
fine A m erica s world responsibil 
ity, 
Yet it seem s desirable to 
m ake a stab at it, if only be 
cau se sharply critical analyses of 
the adm inistration’s Viddle E a st 
ern policy have recently ap p ear 
ed in this space 
Criticism 
is 
m eaningless unless the standards 
of the criticism are clearly set 
out; and this, therefore, is an 
attem p t to do just that. 
C hain Of Command? 
The right way to gauge Hie 
A m erican world responsibility — 
or so it seem s to us — is to re  
m em ber the nature of a com pany 
co m m an d er's responsibility. 
In 
sum , the captain of an infantry 
com pany in the line is responsible 
for tile w elfare and perform ance 
of his whole outfit 
He m ust know the peculiarities 
of all hi< men — w hether this 
P ie. has sore leet ana that tech 
serg ean t tends tow ard; delusions 
of grandeur. He m ust allow for 
the sore feet and the delusions 
of g randeur when he is m aking 
his duty assignm ents and laying 
out his plans. If his com pany 
fails in battle, he cannot offer 
the excuse tha 
one of his p la 
toon lieutenants was a screw  
ball, 
He gets the chief cred it 
for success and the chief blam e 
for failure. 
Such is the inescapable burden, 
alas, of every leader in every 
g re a t struggle, and such it has 
alw ays been. 
In the 
W estern 
Alliance 
of 
free nations, however, there is no 


By Joseph and Stewart Alsop 


c le a rc u t chain of com m and, such 
as there is in an infantry com  
pany. This g reatly com plicates 
A m erica's burden of world lead 
ership, for success can only be 
won by persuasior. and foresight 
and extra-special consideration of 
the special problem s of the less 
powerful allies. 
The fact th at th ere is no chain 
of com m and in no sense m eans, 
however, th at A m erican policy 
m akers are justified in sm ugly 
blam ing disasters th at overtake 
the Western A lliance on the folly 
of our less pow erful allies. They 
m ay be loolish, hut it is still 
like the com pany captain saying 
that his outfit w as routed be 
cause the platoon lie Menan! was 
a 
screwball, 
it 
am ounts to a 
flat rejection of the leadership 
burden that history has placed 
upon this country, with the re 
m orseless com m and 
' C arry th at 
burden well, you A m ericans, or 


go down with it to ru in .” 
It is wrong in an o th er sense, 
also for the task of policy-m ak 


ers in all countries is to foresee 
the reactions and g u ard against 
the follies of policy-m akers in 
other countries w hose decisions 
m ay affect the national interest. 
And by this test, too, A m erican 
dealings with the M iddle E astern 
crisis have been sadly at fault. 
For what has happened? 
A 
g reat 
crisis 
w as 
precipitated 
when E gypt's P resid en t N asser 
brusquely nationalized the Suez 
Canal, as his answ er to Secre 
tary of State John F o ster Dulles’ 
brusque rejection of the Aswan 
Dam schem e. 
N asser got aw ay w ith it and 
so becam e the unchallenged lead 
er of the other M iddle E astern 
nations. This m ean t a m enace 
ot eventual extinction for little 
Israel. 
Baering Down On The News 


By Arthur "Bug*" Boer 


Republicans 
have 
had 
four 


Thanksgivings in the upper re  
gister. The tu rk ey isn t as im  
portant as the stuffings. 


D em ocrats did all right with 
the House and Senate and can 
block things like your wife s h air 
pins in the w ash basin. 


So everybody's sitting as p ret 
ty as an egg rn the nest. Repub 
licans are eating high on the hog 
and the D em ocrats low on the 
turkey. 


We figure th a t's a fairly nutri 
tious arrangem ent for m anipula 
tion of the refunds. Man s first 
g reat invention w as the w heel. 
The second and ‘even m ore im  
portant w as the brake. 


This 
constitutional 
trellis 
of 
em olum ents 
and 
appurtenances 


w as calibrated for the good of 
m any. The question is how m any? 


The D em ocratic m ajo rity pro 
m ises to co-operate on a bi-par 
tisan schedule w ith reservations. 
Meaning it will p lay ball with 
Ike and do the um piring. 


You’ve got to h av e opposition 
to get anyw here. It's the differ 
ence between pulling in a tarpon 
or opening a can of sardines. 


Ike knows he has to ask for 
two to get one. W ell, a toot on 
the horn of plenty is b etter than 
an obbligato on a m oose call. 


(D istrib u ted bv 


International 
N ew s 
S e n ice) 


F o r B ritain and F rance, the 
consequences of a Nas cr trium ph 
w ere alm ost equally m ortal, in 
view of their economic depend 
ence on Middle E astern resourc 
es. Through the two other leading 
W estern allies, as well as be 
cau se of our connection with Is 
rael, our own vital interests were 
also at stake, although less di- 
leetly. 
In these circum stances, how 
ever, our policy seem ed to he 
m ainly designed to get by som e 
how. from conference to fruit 
less 
conference, 
without 
doing 
anything 
uncom fortably contro 
versial or decisive to solve the 
problem . 
Policy CH Desperation 
But this was not a leader's 
policy, it was not even a p rac 
tical 
policy, since 
leaving 
the 
problem unsolved quite foresee- 
ably insured an eventual reso rt 
to desperate m easures by the Is 
raelis, if not by the B ntish and 
F rench as well. 
Precisely this result finally en 
sued. 
Besides joining the Israelis rn 
doing som ething desperate, m ore 
over. the British and F rench did 
it rn a very foolish way. Y et 
once again, the first task of the 
lead er w as not io reprove or re  
crim in ate or punish. As w ith a 
com pany captain when his pla 
toon lieutenants m ake a serious 
m istake in battle, the lead er's 
first task was to mak< the hest 
of a bad business. And m uch bet 
ter could 
certainly 
have been 
m ade of this bad business than 
all but surrendering the whole 
M iddle E ast to the influence and 
pow er of the Soviets. 
B lam ing allies is both hum an 
and consoling. B et when things 
go badly, the tru e world leader 
m ust first of all exam ine his 
own conduct, to see w hether his 
leadership 
responsibility 
has 
been duly, wisely and courage 
ously discharged, and to see how 
he can do better. Surely this is 
not expecting too much greatness 
of A m erica. 


< ( op \ right, 
MSB. 
N ew Y ork H erald Tribune Int .) 


Heart Operations Prove Value Of Experience 


A Boston surgeon, Dr. Dwight 
E 
H arken, has perform ed m ore 
than I,CHH) operations on the m i 
tral valve of the heart. These 
patients w ere classified in four 
groups, depending upon the se 
v erity of the disease. Groups I 
and II w ere m ore benign than 
group III. and those in group IV 
w ere totally incapacitated and in 
a term inal state. His results show 
th ere is no substitute for ex p er 
ience. 
In the first IOO operations the 
m ortality in group III was a p  
proxim ately 14 per cent, and in 
group IV it was over 30 per cent. 


By Dr. Theodore R. Van Detlen 


But atter the surgeon had done 
000 operations the rate in group 
III dropped to 2.7 and in group 
IV to 20 per cent. 
More experience brought m ore 
im provem ent an d the m ortality 
1 
group II is now less than 0.5 
per cent; in the m ore serious 
ccses it is 18 per cent. These 
statistics are significant for an  
other reason. C andidates of this 
type of heart 
su rg ery 
•valvu 
loplasty) should not wait until 
they are on their last legs before 


Try And Stop Me! 


By Bennett Crrf 


Alan Wilson tells about a couple 
of avid TV fans whc began to 
grum ble at the old, old, m ovies 
th a t kept m aking 
th i 
channel 
rounds. ‘‘I saw one last night so 
old. .aid the first, "th at A braham 
Lincoln played him self i’ it.” 
"T hat 
wa; 
a 
com paratively 
new one.” scoffed the other. "W e 
caught one last week that w as 
really a m useum piece: A braham 
Lincoln played 
Raym ond 
M as 
se y !” 


Ja c k Bernstein, of St. Louis, 
visited a neighbor who w as m ak  
ing butter, so he pitchec. in and 
helped. The next day the neigh 
bor cam e to Bernstein and said, 
"N ow I w ant to help yo- . I be 
lieve that one good churn de 
serv es another 
(B utter B ern 
stein is hereby called 
out 
on 
strik es.) 


C opyright, 1956, ay bennet! C ert 


It certainly pays to advertise. 


as Madison A venue k e e rc telling 


you. There a re tw enty-six m oun 
tains 
in Colorado 
higher 
than 


P ik e’s Peak. 


D u in b u ie o ny kung F e m m e s syndicate 


requesting 
su rg ery , 
as 
the 
chances of survival in term inal 
patients 
are 
d ecreased 
forty 
fold. 


M itral stenosis is one of the 
m ost serious form s of leakage of 
the heart. The m itra l valve sep 
arates the left v en tricle from the 
left auricle an d , this stru ctu re is 
involved frequently in rheum atic 
fever. When d am ag ed , its leaf 
lets become inflam ed. A fter heal 
ing occurs, resid u al sc a rs n ar 
row the opening to the size of a 
lead pencil. 
In this state, the 
valve does not open or close 
properly. 


The first a tte m p ts to reduce 
this obstruction w ere m ade in 
1948, and seven of th e first IO 
patients are still alive. In this 
procedure, an opening is m ade 
into the w JI of the h eart, just 
large enough to ad m it the index 
finger. In som e instances, the 
surgeon pries open the narrow ed 
valve with his finger o r cuts it 
with 
a 
special 
knife 
attached 
lo his finger tip. 


No one w as able to predict 
how long the valve would rem ain 
open hut the good re su lts have 
continued 
for 
at 
least 
seven 
years, long enough to justify the 
operation. 


Forty per cent of th e patients 
who have undergone the opera 
tion consider th em selv es in an 
excellent state of h ealth : 32 per 
cent are living a relativ ely nor 
m al life, so long as they stay 
within self-in posed lim itations. 


Ten per cent w ere not helped 
by the operation but m any of 
these were in the term in al group. 
*hey are alive, and for this they 
are grateful. 


TOMORROW: Thanksgiving 


MASTICATION 
M rs. B. w rites: Must food he 
chew ed well? 


R E P L Y 
This 
is w hat we have been 
tau g h t since childhood but recent 
experim ents 
in 
G reat 
B ritain 
show ed that digestion goes on 
even w ith little chewing. E xcep 
tions occurred with foods that 
le f t larg e undigested residues, in 
cluding 
m eat 
and 
vegetables. 
Softer foods such as bread and 
cheese w ere digested w hether or 
not they were chewed. This is a 
far cry from F letcherism , a die 
ta ry system of a few generations 
ago th at advocated chewing and 
chew ing and chewing. 


WHAC K UP THE CALORIES 
K. L. w rites: My sister is try  
ing to reduce by eating only one 
m eal a day. Is this a sensible 
p ro g ram ? 


R E P L Y 
It would be m ore sensible to 
eat th ree sm aller m eals, dividing 
the 800 to 1,200 calories allowed. 
In 
this 
way the would-be 
re  
ducer will not feel weak 
and 
faint m ost of 
e day. 


INHERITED GENES 
W. T. w rites: W hat is a gene 
tic disease? 


REPLY 
A hereditary disease. T raits are 
passed from one generation to 
an o th er through the genes •gene 
tically ). 


lo the lim it ot apace, questions per 
tam ing 
to the 
prevention 
ot 
disease 
will be answ ered 
Persona/ replies will 
be m ade when return stam per! envelope 
Is 
enclosed 
Telephone 
inquiries 
not 
accepted 
Dr 
Van 
D ollar 
will 
not 
m ake diagnosis or prescribe (or indr 
virtual diseases. 


By Drew Pearson 


the U. S. A. work together in the 
future. 


Ike’s Peace Reasoning 


The reasoning of the President, 
according to close friends, goes 
som ething like this; 


The K rem lin knows that World 
W ar III would destroy Russia as 
well as the United States. This. 
incidentally, 
w as 
Eisenhow er's 
interpretation 
of 
the 
Russian 
state-of-m ind 
even 
before 
Bul 
ganin 
put 
it 
in 
exactly 
those 
words in last w eek's disarm am ent 
proposal. 


The K rem lin also knows that 
in tim e of w ar it could not pos 
sibly control 
the satellite peo 
ples. Control over them depends 
on transportation and com m uni 
cation; 
and 
in 
time 
of 
w ar 
transportation 
and 
com m unica 
tion would be cut off. The satel 
lites 
would 
revolt. 
The 
great 
unassim ilated population m asses 
of the U. S. S. R. would be in 
turm oil. 
Therefore. Eisenhow er reasons, 
the 
K rem lin 
needs 
peace 
and 
knows th at it needs peace. 
Accordingly, 
a 
m arriage 
of 
convenience m ight be worked out 
w hereby R ussia agreed to keep 
out of the N ear East and the 
U. S. A. agreed to keep hands 
off the satellite countries. Russia 
would 
police 
all 
of 
E astern 
Europe, 
The United States, 
in 
turn, would be left to work out 
the future of the N ear E ast and 
Africa 
This cuts .squarely across elec 
tion 
prom ises 
m ade 
by 
both 
Eisenhow er and Dulles to free 
the satellite nations, but it s re a  
soned that world peace would be 
worth this sacrifice. 


Stalin And EDR 


The broad outline of the P resi 
dent s thinking goes back to the 
sam e principle President R oose 
velt w as w orking on with Stalin 
and Churchill, and which E isen 
hower, 
then 
com m ander 
in 
Europe, w as cognizant of. It w as 
in conform ity with this over all 
plan that he pulled U. S. troops 
out of Czechoslovakia after G en 
eral Patton occupied th at coun 
try : also pulled U. S. troops out 
of Potsdam and down to south 
of the R iver Elbe. 
Churchill, 
Stalin, 
and 
Roose 
velt had gone so far as to dis 
cuss a division of the B alkans 
w hereby Y ugoslavia and G reece 
w ere to rem ain under British in 
fluence. w ith Bulgaria and Ro 
m ania under Russian influence. 
To this end, Stalin even gave 
Churchill advice that the m an to 
work w ith in Y ugoslavia w as a 
C roat leader nam ed Tito, then 
an 
u p start 
underground 
lead er 
in the B alkans. 


This whole schem e of R ussian- 
Am erican cooperation fell a p a rt 


atte r R oosevelt’s death in A pril 


1945. It is not President E isen 


how er's plan 
to put the e x a c t 


jigsaw puzzle back together a s 


Stalin. R oosevelt, and C hurchill 
planned it. But in the back of his 
mind is the general idea that tha 
Kremlin has every reason to b a r 
gain for control of the satellites 
in return for an American free 
hand in the N ear East, als^ th a t 
the leaders of the Kremlin m o rt 
than ever need a period of stab  
ilizing peace. 


NOTE—P entagon leaders em  
phasize that 
the United S tates 
today 
has 
th e upper hand 
in 
A bomb 
and 
H-bomb 
develop 
ment, probably would not have it 
after ten 
y e a rs 
They d istru st 
the Bulganin proposal to ban all 
H and A bom bs, destroy atom ic 
stockpiles, 
an d 
perm it 
in tern a 
tional inspection to prevent re  
sum ption of an atom ic arm s race. 


Merry-Go-Round 


C ongressm an Jim m y R oosevelt 
has been invited to London to 
talk before m em bers of the B rit 
ish P arliam ent on oil. His speech 
last w inter on the Anglo-Ameri 
can oil m onopoly in the N ea r 
East attra cte d m ore attention in 
Europe than in the U. S. A. . . . 
Ex-M ayor Bill O'Dwyer of New 
York, now a resident of M exico 
City, is com ing to New York for 
the Saints and Sinners Luncheon 
this week. 
T here was a 
tim e 
when 
critics 
claim ed O 'D w yer 
didn’t dare re tu rn to the U. S. A.f 
but he cam e back last year to 
start the D odgers’ winning stre a k 
toward their first World S eries 
title in history . . . The truth is 
O'Dwyer just likes Mexico, T re a s 
ury agents have probed e v e ry  
thing 
they 
can. 
even dug 
up 
around 
his 
brother’s C alifornia 
ranch to find hidden dough, no 
luck. All they could find w as an 
entertainm ent 
d e d u c t i o n 
tor 
money 
spent 
out of his 
own 
pocket w hen O'Dwyer w as a m  
bassador to Mexico. The T re a s 
ury is trying to prove this w as 
not a business expense . . . L ittle 
noticed but 
effective has been 
the 
job 
Ex-A m bassador 
Jo se 
Mora of U ruguay has been doing 
as 
head 
of 
the 
Pan-A m erican 
Union . . . T he D. C, B ar A sso 
ciation, though supposed to up 
hold the Constitution, doesn't be 
lieve in free speech. After invit 
ing R obert V aleur, counselor of 
the F rench E m bassy, to ad d re ss 
them , 
the 
Washington 
leg al 
fraternity disclaim ed him 
pub 
licly for expressing the F re n c h 
point of view on John F o ste r 
Dulles’ 
bungling 
of 
the 
Suez 
crisis. 


<( opy right. 1956, 
The B tu Syndicate, Inc > 


On The Side 


By E. V. Durling 


It was M arie de Medic! who 
started the P aris park and a v e  
nue which is now the C ham ps 
Ely sees. 
T hat w as in the early 
p art of the 17th Century. 
It w as 
also M arie de Medici and h er 
staff of Florentines who tau g h t 
the F ren ch how to cook and in 
structed them in table m anners. 
The la tte r included the use of the 
fork. Before that the French ate 
with their fingers. 


RINGS 


Most 
French 
husbands 
w ear 
wedding 
rings. 
However, 
this 
does not seem to decrease their 
enthusiasm for flirtatious in te r 
vals with fem ales other than th eir 
wives. . . . A Frenchm an likes 
to sta rt the day off with a stim u  
lating alcoholic drink. One of the 
busiest periods in the P aris b ars 
is that betw een five a. rn. and IO 
a rn. 


PLEASE NOTE 


B ernard Shaw ’s play "L e P ro  
fession 
de 
M adam e 
W arren ” 
• Mrs. W arren’s Profession” ) is a 
long m n hit in Paris. 
However, 
the profession of Mrs. W arren is 
no longer practiced in P aris in 
the m anner she practiced it. Such 
establishm ents have been 
defi 
nitely closed by the police. 
The 
fem ales with love for sale now 
parade the boulevards. 
On the 
C ham ps E lysees it is very diffi 
cult to distinguish these wom en 
from 
other 
fem inine 
stro llers. 
Many of the young women offer 
ing com panionship for a price are 
elegantly attired even to the point 
of featuring mink coats. 
Som e 
lead stylishly clipped poodles on 
a leash. 
Their approach to a 
prospective patron is extrem ely 
discreet and if they are rebuffed 
they take it graciously, saying, 
* Au revoir. M onsieur.” 


NIGHT CLUBS 


There a re a few night clubs in 
Brussels featuring undressed fe 
m ales but this type of en te rta in  
m ent is not particularly popular 
here 
The 
Belgians believe 
a 
woman w earing clothes is m uch 
m ore attractiv e and can have as 
m uch sex attraction as one w ith 
out 
clothes. 
In that 
I 
agree. 
When unattired a woman reveals 


some 
physical 
features 
which 
might b etter be concealed, 
As 
tor exam ple h er knees which a re 
the ugliest p a rt of the av erag e 
fem ale's figure. 


BRIEFLY 


M any shops here in Europe a re 
operated by m an and wife. 
T he 
wife is usu ally very active. 
She 
Rots billing in the firm nam e. 
As 
for 
exam ple: 
"M. 
and 
M m e. 
B lauve-P harm acie” . , . Coffee 
is the national drink of B elgium . 
Eighty per c en t of people se^n 
at a sidew alk cafe will be d rin k  
ing coffee. . 
. 
. Brussels w as 
enem y-occupied for eight y e a rs 
during w orld W ars I and ll. 
In 
World W ar I the G erm ans o ccu  
pied the city from 1914-1918. 
In 
World W'ar II from May 1940, to 
Septem ber 3, 1944. 


ASIDES 


Brussels is gay in the afternoon 
as well as a t night. 
There a r* 
innum erable "dansants.” 
M any 
playful 
w ives 
are said 
to 
ba 
am ong 
the 
patrons 
of 
th ese 
places. . . . Ostend is 77 m iles 
iron) 
B russels. 
It is, as 
you 
know, p rim arily a sum m er se a  
side resort but the gam bling c a  
sino is open th ere all year round. 


CALM PEOPLE 


T here is v e ry little heart tro u  
ble in H olland. 
This has been 
attributed to the fact that m o st 
H ollanders ride m any m iles daily 
on 
bicycles. 
Maybe 
som ething 
to that. 
H ow ever, I believe tha 
reason the H ollanders rarely su f 
fer from h e a rt trouble is b ecause 
of their ca lm dem eanor. 
And 
their fondness for taking it e a sy 
in their hom es after a hard day • 
work. 


TUNNEL 


The tunnel under the M euse 
River at R otterdam is sim ilar to 
the 
Lincoln 
Tunnel 
under 
th e 
North R iver, M anhattan, in som e 
respects. 
However, this re m a rk  
able piece of Dutch engineering 
has four sections: two for vehi 
cles. one for cyclists and one for 
pedestrians. 
If 
is free. 
It 
is 
6,138 feet in length. 


(C op y rig h t 1956 by 
King F e a tu re * Syndicate, In c.) 


You re Telling Me! 


By William Rift 


B achelors 
and 
spinsters 
are 
m ore susceptible to having head 
aches than are happily w edded 
folk, a survey shows. Maybe it s 


because they’re always having 
to find excuses to the question; 
"How come you never got mar 
ried ?” 


T E N 
TH E 
C U M B E R L A N D 
N E W S . 
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M D ., 
W E D N E S D A Y , 
N O V E M B E R 
2 1 , 
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p h o n e 
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f o r 
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T a k e r 


Piney School 
Holds Program 


Moose Lodge 271 


Plans Activities 


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luncheon fellowed by an assemb- 
and" hic 
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1'^r™- --.... l i _ ’ . 
The third and fourth 
grades 
precented a program pertaining 
to the holiday. 
Poems were recited and sev 
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songs were sung 
by 
the 
group 
Several songs were play 
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Price C.rol Fletcher. A w . U 
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G robe bor. Inc. 
Grow th 
Inc. 
Tho G oardam en fatartorated 
The Gasdoti Corporauoe 
The Gm lferd Countr? Club, lac 
Guilford WwdagiR. lac 
Go * ab Realty Co - Inc. 
Go*nrtbrook 
De*eiapmeat Corporation I 
H A D inferno ria*. Inc 
Tho Hab>*ab toeporatioo 
vt agnatic l o moo** Si a chi no* 
Inc 
f a v 
e r a K ageratooo Cabinet Comp**.? 
Magotfey Mafeor luUde.ro, loc 
The Hager.tto o a f.0B»tructi0« Compaa? Mar 
a ta m p 
t -?e»;(uct:ea Ce 
V!*?af Sa-e* tcm paay 
Th* Mane beater Ina, Imns pora ad 
Masg en* a Company 
lac 
Auster c li»fc Prep*. *.*». Lac. 
Tho Manor tom pan? 
Manor corporation. Inc 
Alane; Para Builder*, Inc. 
M aser Water Work*. Inc 
BiH ?! a so* 1 R ettaarant. Inc 
Th* Al a aa facia rex a Agene?, Inc 
M iplanoadi Ute. 
Alargit a Tavern. Inc 
Afanao Distr baser*, inc, 
Marland sodding. In* 
Mas,boio v eunu* Cl*ao Incorpera’od 
Marling Farrr* le a , H Chib, 1*5. 
Iftrerporated Mar.*si t easer* A Dyer*. In 


Th# Patit Laboratonaa, 
porated 
Pat-vent Motrr* Sa!**, Int 
The Pe*bod** De*e.opment > ompanv 
p^ft-nan* Electric Afanufactunng Co 
I.People a Gospel Park Inc. 
!People> ho, al Club, Insoipota'ftd 


pan? 
Inc. 
Moat !>i»piay Service. Inc 
s 
a ,r>' 
Dr: 
1 atte 
< sh 
of 
tho 
I a i nt* I nurth Ward. Inc 
I ? h# sirathm ote 
Park Aatociation, 
I ne. 
• vtiobei Eraten foods, 
Inc 
’.nu ' and Building A Ib an Asaoclotion, 
I 
inc 
^Suitland Jeuclfr*. Inc. 
Sunny vide Build**r*. Inc 
Leyu.a Perpetual Budding Aaaociauen 
Terpetua 
t on*ti?K lion Loipeia 
f>n 
of l a it., mer* City 
* 
Perryload torpor atle* 
I e el Dotal le a * s o , la 
P f .s p p i i r - s w .i d 
’ ’ 
sun shie d P iodutls Company of 
Lyan Gal# Re*taura«sta, Inc. 
Phi Delta Sigma Sorority. IBjOrpo.a. 
in, 
The Lyra < uh. In- 
P h ^ p a kftdna A lreem an , Inc 
B«Hm 
C 
n, 
Al 
D 
v 
Realty com pany, 
(Pigeon Hue** Inn, inc 
* 
- - 
- - *- 
[ 
incorporated 
I PUMO laker* 
Inc. 
M A At I tried Sand A Gra*oi Compony Norman A 
P isan 
Inc 
The VS 
$ Alo?or compony 
Pleasant Plain* Pharm acy, Int 
M A A Acone Quart vet. loc 
w 
Af*a.toe o r a*n.*at,ee 
id ae? foods to m pen 


,Plum Po Bt Beach Crttxen* Asaoci.uon Surf Store.. Inc 


Aupeimaiket Advertising Lac 
Supreme io u ;ta. Inr 
Si,pititie Development Corporation 


rd*e Ase©* 
Compaa* 
• rpr.ae* 
Inc 
berry 
B urnet 
lacer porated 
Incorporated 
impart? 


inc. 


Inc 
Inn Inc 
Im a it Aer 
ber C em posy 
r.hi.sg f ompanv 
JI, Arr.eru an Legion 


i. rf'ar 


Inc 


dvr the direction of J . Paul And- doe and pa*abie 
or ha*t refit nod or 
rick 
third 
and 
fourth 
trad* 
. 
J , - „ 
v » „ 
'? 
vomrr.,»*.on rot a spate g ,., . >B 
^M«r at,od of R .» **«a and Drea 
sflng w as M r*. A n ita of r oe month* from tie Drat day of 
M f- 
(n. vrpora-ed 
Dm < 
ofter tfet eapiratioo of p ...., .. r , . . 
■P<. uan 
auca report Rrn^ K 
ren ter I 


Keyser Officials 
Studv Gas Contract 


jwas repaired to be filed 


I A 
A A Realty Corperauoa 
A B C 
Benet Ti inc 
( A B C E apres* 
Inr 
IA B C Home Improvement Com pan.. 
I 
Incorporated 
[ Tho A B A w Contracting Company 


Th* 
Roland T 


Lac 


Th* Mayor and Courttil of K * y - |J ? # > £ “ “T i £ “* “ *'p“ 
rpp held * sppcia! ses-ion yester- Aberdeen cab, me 
day afternoon with the Cftixens i f ^ 
v* ^ V r " S t*inr* 
Committee to review a plan of \, « r -«•<-« corpora* on in* 
renewal on the franchise of the 
t v a . t r . and L-anders inc. 
. 
. . . 
, 
_ 
Edward G. Ad arr* Corpoxat.oa 
Cumberland and Allegheny Gas *<k»ta corporation 
Cfimnanv 
Adaiphia Suppv? co 
.1 
t . 
r- 
, 
. 
. , Ha s? * -0 tfiM Afler Iwib4*-.(o« 
Mayor John C. F r e e la n d and ago'pn Beauty s**tem, inc 
Charlo* Smith, the town attorney Rduaa Homes Section Too inc 
. , 
. 
Adrian Homes Section Three, Inc. 
presented 
the 
Question 
to 
Aor,an Hornet Sect-on Four, Inc. 
councilmen and citizen* and ex- sera a. r«* - we* wats it inc 


plained that the town IS asking ]M Aetna furwtura Manufacturing 
a fee of $500 a year in the re 
company 
. 
, 
■*., _ 
, rho Aetna Press. Inc 
newal contract The company has h i l L o ttu M ^ M*r>.*n.d inc 
been paving HOO a year for the A.rtoy* 
inc 
. . 
- . 
a 
The A.ban Co»*tructi«n Company 
paet three decades. 
* e n Realty Corporation 
Members Of the Citizens Com Alexandra contracting rom.pan?. 


Brook* contract. 
Compony. lacorparated 
I : oorn D.«fnfK-tort. lur 
Leo A Bryer ACO. Inc 
Boettner * Tavern 
inc 
luffing. Inc 
Buffo t Anack Bs: 
Inc 
Builder* Brokers. In*' 
Bu. der* and I****?--* CorporatiOI 
B- >J.rg Clcamag Aer*sce*. 


luind -ng 
Isrorporatad 
Druid Laundry Inc 
Drv:d Re*it» Company Lac. 
Duke Am. jsorr.ent C orp 
Duke.and Home* 
Inc 
I‘and* a Am use men; Co . Inc 
Th* D < nd a * farm * 'mprovomeef 
Aaooctatl 


[ 
Inc arpor ated 
SB.reb Builders, I 
j Birgand* Vi. *. D 
The Burka? Taw 
spa i 
SU 


MI, 
Incorporated 
D«.»d*.a Aa,** Caon pap?, lacorpo'ated 
Dupont Heights Realty Corpora: on 
Durbin Cont ra t tor*,* Inc 
C f Galien#* 
Lid 
P A L D m is p a m i (^ orpor at von 
E A M ( onatntct.on Co., Inc. 
tCag.e Fe. gs noon ag Compar* 
I Ka fie Man ofaetsrW g Com pa ne 
East Bai* m ort Bene* n eat Soc tat y. Lac 
and Appl sa ne# F*«?err Amorist*?. Inc 
*" a ‘tem Rosier Works. In* 
Lynch A M.tcheii Realty C o, F.a«*#m ( oms rn ame a? on* Company 
t a st*-a Credit Assoc muon, 
Lncorpor 
h R .ier Beat Ciub, Incorporated 
a*ed 
Eastern Fabricator*. Inc 
E aetem farm s. Incorporated 
Eastern f eed Mill*, Inc. 
Eastern Flyers, Inc 
Eastern No**'ties 
Inc 
Th* Eastern Products Coin pan* 
jE astern Proportio*. Incorporatod 
JE.astera Refrigeration Cons pony. In* 
(Eastern Afear* Bottling Company, lac.. 


>e 
■ •. Comma* 
Incorporated 
Harr ft*' fen Insurance 
Hasting* A urn "-rn A • Slag*, Inc 
Ha'tie* Ten 
Inc 
Ha*a < he--, cai and Coating Company, 
Incorporated 
Have* Horn* 
Improvement Company. 


;Ha'ne*-Wee** Co 
Inc 
H aiard and Non* Incorporated 
’The Health Centra of E**oa. Maryland 
Incorporate# 
Heath t.afe©,ra?er’#* Inc 
The H eart of Gold and Cc den Lank 
Aecia! and Aaviftg* Club. Inc 
'■fee Heckm an Rock Food Company. Inc 
*]Kelping Hand laving* and Loan Ass? Maryland Farm* 


Mama; Im pre* em. en? Association. 
Ma- n Earn 'ar# t erp 
J 
D Martin, lncorpor a red 
Mart-ns 
Inc 
Maroa torpors?.en 
M ar*'and 
Association 
of 
Pus.,e 
countants, lac 
Th# Mar* a s t Vjte fupp!y Company 
Mary and A* at.on Betear, a Corp. 
Tho Marv'and B#dd.ng I err pa By 
Ta# 
Mar* fond Io ta 
Association, 
Incorporated 
Mar*;and Beta Foundation 
Inc 
Mary and l a idler*. Incorporated 
The Maryland Baa.nest Group 
Incorporated 
Mar* and Cred.t Bares a. Inc 


In* rn pc -ated 
The Poe ( onstrut lion Co 
The Po. V Dtu Ce* Aecia: aril B erret 
, 
tfon Club. Incorporated 
lac Foo-;#**iiie Board af Trade, In. «rpot a' 
I 
** 
-Poorboy Restaurant* 
Inc. 
IPorsai Land t o . Int 
I Porter Brune Product*, inc. 
Post Tele* isior 
lac 
Potomac Heaung com pan*, lntbrporat 
ed 
Potomac Vista I orporatio* 
Airs i 
A Posvor 
lr 
The Poster Lf* Battel* to 
Po** cr Tool Ai e asor ie* Company 
[The Pratt tom pany 
Pre< ast Mructaroa Incorporated 
Prem ier Land* corps;atm o 
iP»-esidftftt R esit*. Inc 
lh* Proston Volunteer Eire Comps*' 
Incorporated 
lac Norman Pr » Pest SM The american 
L egof 
A partm ent of Maryland. 
I t --oryx-: ated 
Pr me Fstat mg A Decor ating Contrac 
tors. Inc 
Pr nee 
Gee; ie* 
Crwnty 
Bet; 
f st s r 
Boafd, Incorporated 
Procter Priortty 0*1 Company, Incor 
porated 
Profess oft. a1 Aficrwfilming Aer* i ce cor 
per at ion 
P; ogles* Hall. Inc 


Af 


Swan Paiot Muser s la.and Democratic 
Club Im 
arson Htrgfeld, Inroiporated 
The ha is* Cotta**. Inm rpoiatad 
- mitt i M Construction 
Corporat.nn 
[ I alloted Deb Shop 
Inc 
11 ne 
in* 
? - * 
Plumbing 
and 
Heating 
( 
( orr>pan? 
lh* Talbot County Ere# Library Atao. 
clat Von. Interpol ated 
’Talbot Realty Corpoi at ion 
Taibotf and Hanson. Im orporated 
I Be Taxi hu< us I i Hit*, lur 
iavioi t nnti at ting I ompany, Inc 
la tor Propeitie* 
Inc 
Telegraph HUI* 
IR* 
rh* tempi* of Beauty, In* 
Temple Badd ng toiporatm n 
Ie 
ie 
t 'err .nat.ng Company, 
raip o ia’ftd 
The rh*atr* Restaurant (om pan>, Inc. 
IMI South capitol At . Inc 
the 
lh a ”. F - a Ihitty Sporting Club, 
In< orpoiated 
H 
J T hon an Corr pan* 
Th* Thotnat Maid** ar* Compady 
I -oresu b n Development « ompany 
I he 
j ". ?* Mat* 
F arm er 
Publishing 
Company, Inc 
Th; it! Store 
In* 
I tim a 'e i 
Im eiopment 
Corpotation* 
Talbot 
T dewater F irm a Inc. 
4 or poi ation 


In- 


P na«,i . « u o m . e e 
I 
imm&s?- - 
Isle 
i 
“ 
' 
m 
tm, 
VIT . . 
i to d d s Inheritance. In 


-.pan*.. Inc. 
ompany 


•The Bu# 
In * o rt .Associate* 
Inc 
(Th* i. A H Trv< 
cg Co- 
jc* 
J 
D 
( onttrufii©* C 
CLR Inc 
C and P Earthen*vert, Soc 
( R E Corporation 
C A W* Restaurant. Inc 
The < alifonua Lumbor Compony 
Calvort Hotel and Beach Club Inc 
The ( in e rt Paint,r* and Spra ag 
Compony 
Ca vert Tercentenar*-, In* orpor at*# 
4 a vert Village. Inc 
The Calverton Bod* Work# 
In*. 
Cambridge Et**, inc 
( a,'n bridge Farm *. Inc 


nation 
Hen Mer M*g 
Inc 
Hem**? * Tavern 
Inc 
Hereford 
Vo.unttrer Ambulant* 
nation. Inc 
Th# Her*e* Foundstion, Inc 
H ide n a. I ne orpor stet! 
The H gh and Club, Inc 
H .fhw t* Insurance Agene?. In* 
Hill Knitting Compart *. Inc. 
H iicreM Company. Inc 
H 'Ic.r#*t G ardens. No I. Inc, 
Hilltop Hom oerotic Club, Inc. 
H *op Liquors 
Inc 
H Top Theatre in the Round loc 
Hilltop T heatre School of Arts. In*. 
H 
top T heatre. York 
Pa 
Inc 
The Hi R 
k D*- ie In ThftSfe CO . 


Alar* and Hatchery Aer*see 
Inc 
M ary.and Heating Inst.ta** 
Inc 
Mary and^Ho* er> ( orperatson 
A*** Ma ' and L*n* G arage. Inc 
Ma; .and Orchard* Corpora? ^n 
, Mar* land 


Project F. .even. Int 
.The Puts In* 
Puh icnWont De*;go Inc 
Puffer be arr and M ode Inc 
■ The Qua iv Beef c ompan 
Quality t lean#-* 
Incorpora'ftd 
Quality Cowatruction * ompan? 
Inc 
Quantity §ur*#*nr* 
Inc 
Queen Anne Sand A G ;a**1 Co , I* 
lac. 


Inc 


Pa< said Water conditione; Qj ;b o B- 
d* 
4 ompar* 
loc 
R Brothe!* 
Inc 
Mar* and 
Pottery. Inc 
R 
and vt t im p air 
loc 
The Ms 
and Rea.’ - in te rm e n t Trust R e- an* V a .e 
De** 'fwr.ert 
D 
r ' * 
Incorporated 
lion 
|Marv and 
Aa!#* < ompanv 
Rad a TV ,sr* Inc 
Afar* fond 
Aa es and Inatallation Cor Ratio ' a- • 
Inc 
poratioa 
RaQoa* RadM»T#eph©** 
Ine 
'I* ; 
and Achoo} af P 
- •§ ;, ade*. Tfeo R tn W tr CeaotnKt m tM p w ttm 
Inc 
Ba ne hie ;gh 
The Marx;#cd Alate Dental Laboratory 
Guild 
Inc 


rn 
re Tupper < af* Ineorpoia’ed 
[Tmpet rveyftiopment < a . Inc. 
11 ojrneui of M aryland. Inc. 
G Wallet To veil, Inc 
(Tower Enterprtoe# Inc 
‘Tosser Finance t o . Inc 
‘I -aft 
( <i' «• u, '.ft" 4.0 •• pan* , loc 
'j » 
t I nafi- 
Delicatessen 
In4f, 
■Town* and t ountry Carpet*. Inc, 
Th* Tow son Addressing Compony 
loosen Fncbeer ne Corporation 
Hr 
? ,>« „ .n Hospital Association, 
i orpor ated 
IToss son Rftsta ii sot, Ifs* 


Asportation 
Improvement 


Developments 
ag* 
In 


yon Hunter* Assoria- 


m ittw concurred with the elect- 
h 
11 
. 
* 
-mi 
A*Ktanna rona < sue i&zmpo* ate I 
U; 
l a m r if t 
Int 
pc) official* On the proposal The A. 
American App,.anre and Radio TV 
r 
g j„ 
*®*- 
. 
[C«psMi Auto Sa'-e* Incorporated 
SVofe "ZZ 
",— ------ 
: *fePcy, I»r 
'C ap **! F sh and O ster Com pan*. 
F re t! Allegan? County Retail Lfenaor Dealer* { , pitoi fautor* Inrorporated 
[Capitol Construction (om pany, Inc 


Eastern Shore 
[ 
Hop 
Inr 
j Eastover Laundrom at, lac 
Eastwood Musk < enter 
Inc 
Easy Mcthftd Professional Driver 
st,tate 
Int 
Eaton and B .rnett Bus;net* Ca..eg* 


Ie 


Citizens Committee includes Ar- 
,Bturj 
nold 
Ludwick 
chairman, 
Fred Allegan? count? r« 
WeUtman. Arthur Sn.dfr, W 
< 
m . 
c , 
Harman M F. Dye 
J . S Horner oporative tmon. int 
and Hershel Hedrick. 


■Bg 
r f System, lr 


I rag 


Six Divorces Granted 


In Circuit Court Here 


I 
I Ai! Pete. Inc 
Allegheny Manganese A 
Corporation 
Alen Product* Corporation 
j Alien Abada and Ti Ie ( a Inc 
Alliabl e < antral tors Inc 
A state nodding 4.orporat»on 
[Alpha E aterpnsea. loc, 
The Alpha Machine (om pany 
Six divorces have been granted lh# Aigrot Vina, im 
[Carver Van* Iscorporated 
in Allegan? County Circuit Court 
r u e o * . , , . ' 1? , * 
Dorothy J. Bierman obtained a 
Incorporated 
Ic*'™ Industrie. Incorporated 
divorce from Jack Bierman and T*'aKiaaUB“a* r>oor * 
#*rMC* 
,H ;nt 
w a s granted custody Of their child The Alumni Aasocutioa «( Sigma Bkt <>nt,a| Boat >?ardf T>ne 
Em ily Jane Whallev was awarded 
*.r*ler.'UTV' 
central c»n»tr»c«tow t o , in* 
a divorce from Robert Lincoln The Ambassador t iub of Bow:#. M ar? J 
Mr^aV Gro-p 
Inc 
Whallev' and obtained custody of 
tarorppratod 
(ertral-a, for 
their two mmor children. Charlene Am#nc?* An bui" c# ^ 
° x>*'8 f «*.c.rtrfm# Motor, mr 


Eh* Brog 
Manofa 
E, one"-* B rea Ll 
!»r Edge Don A Riipy 
Inc 
I E dge*‘ft*1 d Hilts, Inc 
('Edward and C o , inc. 
Carsamh De*e'cpe;s 
Inc 
'E dw ard Hair lityTsts. 
line 
( anre! Const m ct ion Co , Inc 
Edward Hair Stylist* 
ll, Inc 
Care ne Memorial Post N# 'SIT A e’er Ehrhardt s Pleasant Hill F arft'* 
ans of Fore tn W in of tho I Bited IAIA ’IZA Jefferson P .are. lf W 
States. Incorporated 
s 
pan. 
Th# Carpet Mart, loc 
E.do Corporatmn 
ic arm il Columbus flab . Inc 
'fedora Land Corpora’ os 
Carroll Suppl? Corporation 
jE lffetrr Heat Systems 
lac 
Th# Walter R Carroll A Ann Compaay Eie 
jc arter < (instruction Corporation 
The Cartop C nm pan 


Inc 


Hoffman D tatnb tor* of Ba timore. Lac, 
Hoi!* Bm der*, lac, 
Holly mn In- 
Home F *od P an Inc 
Th# Ho-*;# P e Com tan# 
H 
-ewood Meehan - a1 Corpora DOP 
w -.iiam A 
Htvod. Dr 
Hop*if* Roofing Supply Co , In*. 
Hotel M a r# )?, lr- 
Hifee! St Mar* s Inc 
Mrwa-d Democra- r Cai* 
Inc, 
The H -ward Painting Co 
Howard P ark Improvement A aor** ation 
| 
of Bet Air, Incorporated 
Hubbard * Cleaning A Laundry, Inc. 
K 'tv Hugfte* M Pinery, Inc. 
Hurlock I..ne* inc 
H urit^s Post No 24t Inc. 
Hvatt** a # M arket, Inc. 
Idding* Properties. Inc 
Ideal Pleasure Chib, Inc 


Ma' 
ted v at# Licensed Beverage At 
seriation. In- 
Maryland Te.ev.aion Cen’er Inc 
Ma' v and w aterprotfeiag Company, Int 
[Masonrv Inc 
■W 
Vfathews CorporPDon 
1 M andan# Tranper* Assoctatton, lac. 
'• i f and Wa* "* Service 
Inc 
Marse* and a oat*, int ai per a e l 
[M ax* Tavern lite 
! Ma* ack. Inc 
R 
'farer A Company 
In#. 
McCabe A!-' * 
Inc 
McCormick Houses Inc 
Mi-Kenney H. t Cit.ren* Assoc atiop. 
| 
Inr 
Afeadow * »ew Club, the 
Mea? and Poultry Fair, lite, 
Af* fab tar. 
! Alert » El 
I 
rratle Club, Use 
' AterrhaRd ser* Inr 
Merchant » Advertising 
M errury Inr 
Merritt Super Af ark*’ 
Inc 


Randolph 
A 
corpora*ed 
Th# Ranger Petroieam Co . loc. 
PA :p ROS* 
Inr 
Dean 
A 
Ratnoun Deveiopmem Com 
pan' 
Inc 
Red 4 <*#rh Enterpr aes. In#- 
R eefl Bu de: * I ne 
Refill Im orpot ated 
Regal Art Clo?' ne C e, Inc, 
Regular Follow# I, iub, Inc 
Reisterstown Att1'Otic 
A**1*.- a''** 
’sr 
R» « ! (• ." « ( Post S ' * T“* Am ent aa 
leg.on inrorporated 
The Re lance Reap* CferfPOPtUM 
Tk# Re;arn Corppration 
Re No Chemic ai C orpo' at on 
Research In*es'meftf* Inrorporated 
Re*-*stator Corpora 


• WfM»« 


r\ bitt* Hmr 
ne < #. Inc 
rt state In*' 
■ v a te Pro; 
•« stat* WM 


ador and Sona. lee 
:*r ifacttm ng Company 
Aor ill Inr 
tperalfv# Inc. 
•pi po; ared 
t In r o*ament Engtn ilgh 


loc 
Inr 


Th# 


es* e Grocery Cmmpanp, 


Mineral *"d Mining Corp. 


rroat Biotite, 
r’••aden 4 Oft’P 
'*< h an tret I 
[ or ha* a? A] i 


Ma vo or: 
v. Inc, 
Corporation 


se H ( 
Lu let Engineering Cc*. 
ut* <■ anner* Inr 
a-, M at ..re g en ire Inc 
Estate# at Baltimore, In*. 


irpora'ed 


In*. 


vtco C o , Inc 
Huppert 
Milleson 
ohtamed 
a Am enc an Assoria'cd Agencies, lac. 
divorce from Glen Watson M»Ue-!A™ ™ r ” ri£ ; ,i,B« 
aon and she was granted the right rh* American compost corporation 
to resume use of her name of 
u E T p S T n S 'm !. mc 
C h a rle n e H u p p e rt 
rh# American 
D|W >. spirit of 
De Tbte 4~har*w#l! C annniftias Company 
G e rtru d e W rig h t S h a ffe r o b tain -! 
mo<r*c>f p,®M No 14 • }B* 
, 
rh* * ha*#eorth Bu. a.ng company 
. 
ft frnr** D n s .e ll P a u l I 
*™ Pftfl»Pcn,v Enterpr.se*. Inc Th# ( h ft’nB 4 nrr.panv 
a divorce 
rom Russe.i > 3 I» U n ln cit Small Busine**. Lh 
[Cfeerry Hai Fmtd Store Inc 


TM Chamblin Homa Improvement 
( ompan* 
( oar pion Carhon A Supply, Inc. 
Chanticleer, Inc 
Chapel c af#. Inc 
Chapel 0*»» Liquor floret. Inc. 
Charlotte f lippers 
Inc 


_ 
„ „ 
he In B Tween Company 
and 
Te»tphon# 
Managemettt Income M anager* Incorporated 
Service*, Inc 
Independent Democratic League lac 
The I ectron < Production Corporation loder*--d er' 
Democratic 
Organiii'.OB \f#rioB 4 p rVan« 
In* 
Electronic* Engineering torpor aeon 
•( 
' *Th 
D * " ’ Inc 
Afntropoiitaa Community De**.ope:*. 
E.k R die Countr 
Club 
Incorporated j Independent Enterpr.se* Corporation 
IrK. 
The F «*on D e v ilm e n t Campon* 
I ode pen-vc rf op e-at.o-* In- 
Mmropcl.tin Ma ate lahrary, 
Inc 
Eikten Alemonal Post No HTS—Veter Hiduolrtal Advertising ' *#ou!tnnta, lac 
Af^r^poh’aB kales Service Inc 
ana of Fore.go W an of tho I kited ind ;*-- a 
t >* 
Sties < 5 , loc 
Metropolitan Saving* and Loan Astoria 
kfates, lac 
Iadustr al RovkUiet, Inc 
j 
tj0H 
F ana- 4« 
Inc 
Intercontinental Investments. Inc 
Af«rof»»»*n T t.e 
Corp 
i r es* 
Ih'ft-po-a-ed 
ilrtorcon' rental Mercant ,# 
I rn,ted 
r 
M Me’ er Research Ce 
lur 
[Boger Elliott Aaooc.ates, Inc 
[later O u r " , 
Loagoe of Sa* ngs 
and Micnool H 
Kilts* Inn Lur 
*-*efe A*a«*ctation*. Inc 
Th# Eilko 4 orporat'on 
Lttemktionni Automobile Aasociatioo. 
Elm ar Gardens 
Sec J Inc 
I 
Inc 
E m iranuol Church Homa of Baltimore InfernatWwnl r-jm pe*« Investing 
Cit? 
I 
Corperafiow 
Err bats* 
Moving 
and 
Storaga 
Com Internat-e-a 
Homo Improvement 
pony. Inc 
i 
Corpora^©* 
Em autsburg Civic Association 
Inc 
International 
Motion 
Pirtur# 
Cones! 
The 
Enterprsae 
Carpet Clean.ng and 
tacts. Inc 
i'o rag e Corr pan 
of Baltimore City i Interna 


ed 
Shaffer. 
Edith Alberta Minmch American ntoo#. im. 


w a s g ra n te d a d iv o rc e fro m L a w - f J ^ ’ fro ; is# 
I 
compony 
fence Joseph Minnieh and he was The Anderson hmitn Lumbar Company. Ch#vape,xc M anna A**octales, 
incorporated 
awarded cusDdy of 
his infant'• M n o m , Sapply 
| 
Children. Dessie M. Wagoner ob- .Annapolis C ontra!tors. Incorporated 
t.(D<d , divorce from Clarence L 
a S i " ! 
Wagoner and custody 
of 
the.rs 
work*, inc 
minor child. 


Emarprisft Investment* 
Incorporated 
Th# Esquire* Incorporated 
Essex kociaittea, Inc. 
Estate Buitdart. Inc. 
( he VS pease Can Company, Incorporated Eutaw Democratic Club 
In; 
The 
(Tie sa peak# Carbon 
and 
Metal* Evergreen Amusement Corporation 
Charles Evenng Post Vti CWH. Veteran* J»ck T ar Overseas Inc 
of Foreign War* of th# ta tte d States, J* da f o*»*t n e non Corporaf.oa 
Int orpo: ated 
,Jay-Co# Dvstnbstor* Int 
H iss 
R. Ewen, Inc 
U *J * **•<*! Em erpnse* Inc. 
Excello Contractors. Inc 


na! A*Ie* Co 
Inc 
; Int#ratat# Manutacfur#*, Inc. 
(Invention, Incorporated 
.Ic a rd Realty C o, Inc 
M ir » F 
Ivereoa Cewpan*. Inc 
J and J Television sad App..soc# Co 
Inc 


!R-#bau!t Estate*, !nr 
w ard Independent Dem© The R 
•-va- ( orpe"-** A« 
Rtddick Brothe-* 
Incorporated 
it 
F Riddle, Inc 
Rtrtgeiv , lh’ 
[Ridgeway Motors. Inc. 
[Th# Rig!* ('©moan* 
Thorn** F 
RU#*. Inrorpor a red 
R-ngvborg C nnstru ties 4 orpnrauea 
; The Rite Sportsmen* C ab, inc 
R verna'e Fly tag Club Inc 
'The Riviera Commuaity Improvement 
Asaociat on 
In-- 
■ Robe? A Rice 
Inc. 
Hewn Home* Inc 
1 William Robinson Ltd 
Rec* Creek Development Corporation 
Mid Atlantic Wnolesal# Drug Corpora Rec* Glen Con’ractor* Inc 
lion 
(The Rodger* Forge Community Inc 
M d Cit* Af a r * et. Inr 
Rohr A E ar.r.agan 
Ire 
Midd * 
R ver I 
eg 4 
b, In# 
j The Roiand Terraco Domocra'ic Club 
AfidtLe 
River Inn. Ire 
j 
Inc 
Af Mfd ie se * ShopptR# Center, Inc 
'Roland'* 
Inc 
The M tar’- Order of to# Purple Peart. The Roiling Read Bu din* and Loan 
Department of M ary.and. Incerporat 
Aasonation of B alti-nerafo 
ed 
Romanenko M anna Incorporated 
The A! jtary Personnel Bavin? Service Re*# A’anot 4 ftnatructioB Cb-, Inc. 


I nderhi 
I nger Rte* . lf 
t men Ie ne ti Ae 
I n I strut Mar*!; 
t n.ted A**cf>ate* Inc 
I oiled Brick:npara (infractor* 
Inc. 
4 
.» 
of C ester Baltim* rw. 


e Inc 
r» A Servica In*. 


E qutpm ef Ce , If 


Miss Barbara Stark 


Gets College Office 


■Annapolis Research Assoc tate*. Inc 
.Anne Arundel Count? Fair Association.' Frank D 
I 
Inc. 
! Appalachian Fruit Growers, Inc 
I Agua Engineer*. Inc 
I Ar and#* Publishing Compan?. Inc. 
i Arbutus Billiards, Int 
lArrli Street Aport and Chanty Club, Inc 


t i m Barbar. Stark 
U V .Ip 
bm 
has bd en e le c te d Vice p re sid e n t Area ll of Baitimo;*, far 
cf Pi Delta Kpb’.lion, University*™* Atua#*** compan? 
. „ 
, 
. 
T 
. 
. ,, 
The Arlington Fuel Corr-pat** 
Ct Maryland Chapter Of the na- Arnamar Sportsman Chih Inc 
tional publication honorary. 
iArnold 4 ensembles Im 


Im nr po; ated 
The Chesapeake Sales C© 
In* 
Cheftspesk# Terrace. Inrorporated 
Chesapeake Vacation Cruise, 
Inrorporated 
t he*mar. Inr 
'Chick Inn. Incorporated 
dirtM hiif, Inc 
fhe Church House. Inr 
The ( itll#© Pub athing romps©# 


Md « Inc 
The J©ftn H 
Af 
e t Company 
M iller Lattice** A Cs . Im 
Th# .M -.m fon Ath.etic Assoc anon, 
Inc 
Af 
ngton Rod and G-ib Club. Inc 
Mill ta, Inc 
ALII)*, Incorporated 
The Mi ton Contr acting Company 
.Milton Insurant e Agency, Inc 


Betty Rot# 


I 
Arthur F 
Rotfeaug* l r , Inc 
Tbs Round Ho us* Baa and Restaurant, 
Incorporated 
[Route Sd Association 
Incorporated 
[The Rotor Corporation 
Russel] Aemocky Post C IL American 
legion 
Inc 
Rustic F arm , lac 
The R*e Corporat.on 


Exchange Bureau of Ama!! Loan Com 
pan)#* of Baltimore, Inc, 
Th* 
Exchange 
(Tub of 
Cumberland 
j 
Maryland 
Incorporated 
[Eyre Brothers, Inc 
E A F t nostrum©* Corporation 
!F A M C orporation 
s titers of Coque!ta Ran Incorporated F A M Construction ( ompany 
( • a-© and Con, 
Builder and Contrac R 
f 
Fa r A A r.*. 
Inc 
for Inc 
Fairfax Real!#, lac 
Cit*- Engineering and Con it ruction Cor- Fairlawn Heuvng Corporation 
Fairlawn Management 4'orporatio* 
Inc 
[Fairm ount Astor,ate* Inc. 
Fairmount Homes, loc. 
Faller Proper**#*, Inc 
Famous Appliances, Inc 
Farm Industrial F.qiupment Corporation 


Jefferson Perm anent Building and -©sn 
Minute of the Hour Democratic A A A G . lncorporsted 
Aftsocia' on 
rf pjij mor# City, Inc 
Aaduer Counter Top Coirpany, Im 
m w '* 
Re.ghbo-h 
- ' ab rn, Tfvt Aliso M ar?,and Psgeant, lncorpor Caf at y Re*’ 
Inc 
Baltim ore c t 
Incorporated 
^ 
^ • Cafe Wa? ( a b . Inc 
'lode n Air Mold ngs 
Inc 
j At G tm rni s Monastery. Inc 


Miss Stark, a senior in the Col- Art Furniture Center, Inc. 


porstton 
Civic Axson** no of Baltimore 
Clark#. Incorporated 
The Clifton Compan* 
fh» 4 I uh M 
Incorporated 
The ( bib Reporter, lac 
The I Tub 35 Im 
■Coarse Papers, Inc 
Artware Building (ompan* 
icnastal Developments, Inc 
Jege of Education, IS currently The Aiuodoi improvement Assouauon, Coastal Petroleum < ’m paay. lac 
the managing editor of the "Ter- - ln<................ - 
— - 
?h* cohi©? compaa 


The Filer Coal (brr. pa ny of Frostburg, Haworth, Inc 


, 
„ 
, 
! Arundel Metal* Corporation 
jw c. Coffey A Son* 
Inn. 
rapin, 
the university yearbook. , A run<l#l Road Development Compaa? 
Colbrooks C ost Co , Inc 
Associated Acceptance Corporation 
Vincent eelierhfe>. Inc 
Associated Buck t snmag Machine* Inc th e College Park Pharm acy, Inc 
The Associated Coon Hunters' Club of ifend J collins, Inc 
Battimore Count*, Incorporated 
Collins A Non*. Incorporated 
The 
A*so« .ated Democratic tiuoa rn 4 o or.iat Village ( enter. 
Inc 
the Lh District Inrorporated 
Color « orpor a non 
Associated Disc tilting 4 o»potation Ty* Columbia calleg# of 
Chiropractic, 
F n« Electrical Aer* co, 
Inc 
F in a n c ia l boo k s of t h . 
S alv a- Associated F r.gir.fte.- ng I o m p n 
Inc 
int 
Fire K aer Corporation of M er*,and 
Si/sM 
a risftt- r«* -vfeol e.fkA 
Cnxtk ' *lr n *rrl Holt Be,! Bond* In > pc. ated 
The tVuaifeta Jewelry (om pany 
of 
lh# I ret Bow ng Green Corporal on 
Don Army C.ltadPi and th p South 
ln f K%mi „ M|1 ^ if(1fpendent ca..c*e» 
t.more 
F 
.I and I^ st Stop. Inc 
C u m b P rla n d C o rp s w e rp au d itP d Af'® Propertie* 
inc 
j Com mer; # < re&t Bureau of Annapol* I Sherm an* Inn 
Incmporated 


Salvation A rm y 


Books Are Audited 


Inc. 


Farmers" Com rn un. tv Club 
District. Incorporated 
The Fender Corporal**© 
Federalsburg Locker Company, Inc. 
Feldm an Properties. Inc, 
Feren * Beauty Salon. Inc. 
Ferro Fibre Corporat on 
f idelity Contractors Inc. 
Fifth Ward Social Club, Inc 
J! Restaurant. Inr 


Jet Printing Ink Company 
Jim ’s R estaurant 
Inc 
The Jistco Co 
loc 
Jockev Henrt Mora Pun1 cations 
Hugh Johnson Associate* Inc 
Jan ft vxi and fkhaUa Metal Products 
Inc 
Jo o Reg ne# n e J 
lncorporsted 
Ione* Hvdrof-vil Com pen?. Inc 
Jones-McCourt Wholes*;# Company, 
Inc 
The Paul O 
Jones Construction C o* 
pan* 
of Laurel I ©septime W alls. Inc 
Joyce Lewis Shops Inc 
Jungle G ardens 
lac 
Junior F orest Patrol, Ine. 
Jungle! and 
Inc. 
K C Bldg 
Assn of Bowie, Inc 
K x ser-F raser Dealer* of G reater Bal 
tim ore. Incorporated 
Ram m er Painting Compaay, Ine. 
Carl F 
Kaufm an, Inc. 


Md . incorporated 
Froe lune F nods t o 
K*v te e Drags 
Inc 
[The D Lee Keller Builder*. Inc. 
■ Kent c leaner# and D?#rs. Inc, 
i Kent H ardw are. Inc 
'Kent Man afar turin# Corpora'on 
I Kent Queen Anne t Driving Park, 
incorporated 
i Atkinson Aircraft t 0; poi at .on 
• The Atlantic Amusement Company 
T h* Aud:! w ax m a d * 
M onday v am,. Hasei* supp:*, in. 
th:* wefk. 


and yesterday by Major Victor A U tn U t Prop**,uoa 
tui,,v4UOB « 
Tidrnan. 
Baltimore, 
financial secretary. 


Properly Transfers 


, 
Fish loco;ponied 
d iv isio n al• Atlta C'oncrtte Products Company 
11 he Atomic Demo*-r st t» t i uh, Inc. 
J Atomic and Electronic F und Inc. 
Auctioneers, Incorporated 
the Auto Laundry Company 
Automatic Merc h andier. Inc 


Inc. 


I Automatic Weigiit Indicator Corporation Conmar 4 orporation 


Commercial and Professional Bureau, 
turin# r ompan* , Inc 
Inc 
Wallace R Flowers, Inc. 
Community la n d of W .comic* County, The F 
ow ort no 
Pleasure n u b Ine, 
Incorporated 
Bill F 
ontana a 
Italian Restaurant* 
Community Jewelers, Incorporated 
! 
Incorporated 
The ( oihmun.'* Perm anent Building A Food Pa sage Corporaton 
Cajan Asaociat,Mi of Baltimorg Inc. 
Food# 
bv Dtetor, IncorjHtrated 
Concord Rod A Gun Club, Inc. 
t om rote. Inc 
condor Chem ic kl C o, Inc 


The F nipn<t ("oat and Suit Manufac Kentland Esso Aer*ice Inc, 
The Kerens#©* Torpor* non 
K e\stone Construction Corporation 
Ke * ston* -Television A F urruturn Co 
Inr 
The Kin* Drug Company 


J 
a , ,- a h 
Automobile loiundrie*, lncoipoiated 
Jam es .‘Mired Av ire ! and John 
Automotive e ngineering corporation 
W 
Avirett II to Hob' rt 
A. 
and me Avalon. Incorporated 
w ok ftftft. f 
.-A 
■ t'-e A>ie»r r* c.onstriittion Compony 
K athtriiw L 
R em hord, p rop ers Th, p 
v t R, lllv u n ip ir ( 
in Bo.AP Hill Addition 
H A R Cater-r* Compan?, Inc. 
R n h r ’-f 
A 
artrl 
K n fh e n n e 
I 
B A B 
Beata>,1 ant*. Iruorporated 
nboc. 
CS. 
a n a 
Ka 
(. .np 
L Tb<, p 
tonstruction Co , Inc 
Rpinhard and others to John I 
h a g f homtcai corpoiatmn 
and Alice L. Colem an 
property J*® nurpiu* 'sic* corporation 
n j 
ti ii >.j j 
B A K I rut »e - * Int 
lf. Ro<te Hill Addition 
H and M Auto Sales Inc 


F"ore*t Grove Homes, Incorpated 
The Forest*-.;!# \ olantecr Fir# Depart 
mem Inr 
No I 
Formger M anjfai tunng Corporat<on 


.Modern ( on st nit ti «n 
Co 
Ire 
The St 
Mar* t Count* Farmers* and 
I Modern Reaitv com pany, loc 
Homemakers' Assoc.ation 
Inr 
Modern Sew/V ac Stores, Inr 
The St Mar? * d em ons! Library Ass© 
Mogal. Inc. 
nation 
Im orporated 
Mo! 0* 
Inc, 
s* 
\|*r* 1 Roller F ok Incorpors'ed 
'Iona 
In- 
S’ 
Mar* * Service 4 enter 
Inc 
[Monfort A Compaa* 
Inc 
[Th# Ss at Nit bo ss Benevolent Society, 


I 
Monee sc v Valiev Memorial Post No 
Incorporated 
Atli Cete ae* of Fore;ga Wars of the A* 
Peter'* School 
and Asvtum 


I tilted States, incorporated 
Sale* and Service Foods (Jotporgtion 
MontgoTcr? County Building Associe 
Salisbury Pick# Products, Inc 
t on. Inc 
Salisbury P O N Y League, Inc 
Montgomery County Youth Opportunity Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire Depart 
(am p, Inc 
j 
ment. Inc 
Th# Montro*# Corporation 
Sans Souci. Inc 
w Britton Moor# A Associate*. Inc 
Sartos Market, Inc 
The 
Moreland 
Cemetery 
Association, Schaefer's Liquors. Incorporated 
Inc 
Schuster s, Inr. 
Eh, ip S 
Morgan 
A Company, Incor St enc# 
A Nuclear Fund Inc 
p la te d 
Seaboard Blocked Iron Corporation 
Mortemp Products Corporation 
Seaboard Laboratories, Inc 
Ruby .Morton, Inc. 
Seaboard Ste#l F rarUon 
Company. Inc 
Most 
Worshipful 
Z#rubbao#l 
Grand .-second 
Division Post No ?7 Tho Anion 
laid*# 
Antient 
Ere# 
and 
Accepted 
can Legion Inc 
Ma ann* for the 
S’ato of Maryland Second 
Ward Recreation league Ine 
Incorporated 
Secant? Storage Company of Maryland. 
Af ©tor Tank lanes, Inc 
Inc, 
Th# Mount 
A r? Rod and Gun Club sem • a Ga* and rn! C ofnpanv 
Incorporated 
G C Aeooabaugh Incorporated 
M’ 
Vernon Realty Company 
Aerco Construction C o. Inc 
AfouAtom Road DeveSopment, Inc 
Seven I^ockx Alew Development Cor 
Mountain Trip Coal and Coho Company. 
potation 
Incorporated 
The Severn Veterans Holding Company 
Th# Af arca.wood Publishing Company, Shammy«, Foods, lnc 
Inc 
ShlrUngton Jew elers, Incorporated 
Mutual Businessmen'a Assoc ;atioa, Inc The Shopping Center of Southern Mar? i 
s r - - 
u . .s i 
r a v .‘Min*iri rnm nanv 
Matu*l Fire Insurant# Company 
land, Inc 
Com panj. 
(ouf|<y 
M ar>UM 
<hore Af 
Supp!v Co 
,„c 
Incorporated 
King Telovision Aervtca, Inc 
Kingsvill* Motors, inc 
Kirson*. Inc 
Kiwani* Club of West Ba'Gmor#, Inc 


Th# Mutual Im provem ent Company 
Mjersvilie Farm A Supply C o. Inc. 
N 
A S , Inc 
National Driver Tram .ng, Inc 


The Consolidated Beef 
and Provision F <yt Cumberland Motors, Incorporated Kiwam# Club of Westminster, Incor- 
pf,** ‘ ^ervtce* ^laV * lB*’ 


pany 
to 
V5gyne 
and 
Brashear, property in McCoole. 
Henry VV, and Agnes R. Dre"- 


Compan? 
(onsolidated Chine hi!.* Corporation 
t on**ruction Assot late*. Int orporated 
Construction com pany of Maryland. 
Inc 
Construction Engineering C(separation 


The Fountain Bar 
[ ISO© M ast 
Avenue. Im . 
F owler Brothel s. Inc. 
The Morris Fradian Foundation, 
| 
Incorporated 
■ Franconia Budder* Supply, Inc. 
Consumers Mail Older House of Wash- Franklin A St runs 
In* 
ingles. D C , Inc 
Continental 4 hemifat Compan* 
Continental Plywood Sales 
loc 
The Continental Restaurant, 
incorporated 
The c; on!m entaI Coria! Club, lac. 
Conway Flaterpnses, Inc 
Jerry Cook, Inc 
Cooper I rent B uepnnt and 
M.rrofUm Furniture Service Incorporated 


The Franklintown Holding Corp. 
Free State Fmterpr se* 
Inc 
Fremont Liquor*, Inc 
The 
Frenchtown 
Manor 
Swam 
Inc 
Fndm ger Contractor*. Inc 


[lh # Fur Institute of America 
Inc. 


Corporation 
( ooper-Tront, Inc 
lh# Co-Operating Dental Plan, Ine. 


Fyock Motet Lines. Inc 
G A E Realty com pany, Ine, 
G A G liquor*. Inc 
The G A G Paint Company 
G A L Restaurant, Inc. 
G L T . lac 
G and M Plumbing and Heating Com Lakeside Homeowner*. Inc 
pan*. Inc 
[Tho Land Company 
The Counfry Club Park Improvement Th# G A S Advertising Company 


■ lh # Garden Apartment Corporation 
Calden Lumber Co . Inc. 
[Garland Terrace, ln» 
J E G arner Compan*. Inc 
The Gay Gents Pleasure Club, Inc. 


A lie t M . T w iJig to T h o H o u sin g 'J*rry Barnm an. Inc 
Authority of Cumberland, proper- 1 
c°“ 
ty in Percy and M e r tens Addn Bailey* F.xpi##*, inc. 
n 
Haittbridgc Market, Inc. 
Baker Fenc#s, Incorporated 
McCoole Volunteer I-ire Com - Baker a Vkkoro. lot 
W illia m 1®*11 * Bowers, Inc 
Baltimore Animal Aid Association, Inc ( oral Corporation 
Baltimore Automotive Laundries, 
[Coral HUI Shoe Repair. Inc 
I ne 01 porated 
I Corky’* Inn, loc 
, 
r ~ 
ra 
,, 
The Baltimore Beverage Company 
j Corrigan* ale Rod and Gun Club, 
man to .la m e s E . a n d D o ro th e a Baltimore RiUiaid Owners Association 
Incorporated 
i i Robertson, properly in Dress- 
incorporated 
J 
Ba it I more City Construction Company. 
Association of Lutherville, Inc 
m o n a Addition, L a \ ale 
, Rf 
countryside Motors, 
inc 
M r. an d M rs. B e rn a r d M. K en- Baltimore 
Count?! Licensed 
Reveiage 
( anniv Directories of M ontand 
Inc 
n v Id R ita M 
k e n n y 
n rn n e rtv in Association, in. 
County Farm 
Machine and Supply 
ny i > mid m . Kenny, properly .n {h# B, jlimor# in»titut# of Musical Aru, 
company of Poolesville, inc. 
r rO htburg 
Inc 
County hales, Incoiporsted 
U o to n B F 
F d vv a n i s to H 
* 
. , i, 
’, / , 
I; < 
- c a seventeenth Col poratioa 
The 4 rands!! Construction (om pany 
Genus* Shop. Incorporated 
J 
a n d L u n a E . K en n y , p ro p e rty 
Baltimore Awaft Homes, Inc 
Credit Acceptance Corporation 
ill F ro s tb u rg 
Baltimore Wrecking Company, Inc. 
(Creekmore Improvements. Lac. 
am 
u tL’inftk. 
ft » 
Bank Street Warehouse Company, Inc 
( rescent Delicatessen. Inc. 
I* lo rd D. w inc o re n n c r to L aw - 
Banneker 
Building 
Company 
of Crisfield Supply Company 
r e n c e M. an d M a rie . . W m eb ren - 
<d Baltimore cit* 
ss, 
c „ , 
Bannockburn Cooperators, Inc. 
n e r , p ro p e rty n e a r MU S a v a g e . iBaiely Frt)fM.r> lnc 
J a m e s 
C. 
a n d 
M ltzie 
F'. 
A. * lark* Bandon. Inc. 


W h itm a n 
to 
L a w re n c e 
M . 
an d S * ^ b*’, M^ n £ h* i £ rt*‘ 
,flc 
M a rie V, W in e b re n n e r. p ro p e rty Bam* * Reed. iruorporsted 
n o a r Mf N avaop 
Barnett Distributing Company, Inc. 
n e a r m c 
Barr 
Mucblo Enterpnaes. lite 
F . H elen G o o d fello w to R o b e rt 
j 
g . Barry, int 
A. a n d F a y e B 
F is h e r , p ro p e rty Barton Busine** systom*. inc 
. 
The Barton (om pany of Maryland, Inc t urns lat 
in LB V ale. 
Bj|V Ridge Hearing Center, Inc 
Cvpress Yacht Club. Incorporated 
L a V a le 
V o Ju n tcer 
F ire 
Com- Heath Drive F!»tate». Incorporated 
Walter I 
Svprull A Son, Inc 
[nf. 
c 
U o lcv C nrvcffnI 
rhc 
Beauregard 
Height# 
Community D and S loaches. Inc 
TI 
p a tly , In c., to r . H e le n G o od!-I- Association, Inc. 
Dalton FTnanca Company of Baltimore, G 


porated 
Manme R 
Klein Advertiser* Inc. 
The 
Knickerbocker Distributing Com 
pan? 
Pi# Kntck Knack Beach Club. Inc 
... 
_____________ ____ _ 
The Kaignta of Columbua Home Aaa*- it** , r‘L 
, Kennel 
< a* on 
of 
fcmmitaburg 
Maryland, v [* 
I .. ? 
Incorporated 
J. 
K 
Knoeria Consulting 
Engineer#. 
Inc 
ClubjK olc > 
. ’uck* 
loc 
Klondike Community Water Compan? 
thom as F 
Kooxen. Lovoiporated 
Fuck* Transfer Company. Incorpo.-atcd Kossak Liquors 
Inc 


National Redwood Sales Company, 
Incorporated 
Na'.onal Tete* e n s Service Corporation 
Natural Gas Inc of Maryland 
Inc 
In 
Ne# Investment Co., Inc. 
Nemo Realty, In*. 
The Neptune R estaurant Compan? 
Neubert’a Seafood. Incorporated 
j The New Coffee Cup Restaurant. Inc 
The 
New 
Dixie 
Pig 
Restaurant 
Howard County. Inc 


L n:ted Food Store*. Incorporated 
T otted Properties, Incorporated 
T 
s 
Ai-j-i’inum Window c o , Ine 
I 
A Capital Reveal ch Products, Iud. 
I 
S D rier Corp 
Carted Television Service, loc. 
Lotted Window and Door. Ine. 
it.'mversal Advertising 
Inc. 
I mveisal Artists Academy, Inc 
tm versa) 
Bos Handle 
corporation 
©I 
A mor 11 a 
t m*graal Research Apert#!!?, Int. 
I rn varsity Bunding Corporation 
I Rive: tit? I lub Hats. Inc 
t ntversity Driving School. Inc. 
Liu versus Store, int 
I prown Photo Service. Inc 
Valley Stream Iurodscapsng Co 
Calk? Supply io m p an ?, Incorporated 
% anet? Liquor*. Inc 
Vaughan, Smith and Vaughan. Inc, 
Verne construction « om pan.. Inc 
Th* Veneer M anufacturing Company 
Th# lem on Really Compan* 
'esse* Brother*. Incorporated 
Veteran*# 
Building 
Assn- st.on of 
Taneytown. 
M aryland, 
Incorporated 
Veteran's 
Memorial 
Association. In 
corporated 
The Veterans o4 World War I of IM 
L S. A Baltimore Barracks No Jg 
The Victory Villa Pleasure Club loc. 
th# Viers MU) Village Company 
Th# Vail ( testa Parent Teacher Asso 
ciation Inc 
c nag# 'tone Incorporated 
V nsal, incorporated 
The W G S c orporation 
Wa biook Merchant t Association, Ine. 
Waicoit Realty. Inc. 
Waldorf Industrial Development Corp 
oration 
Waldorf shope rg 4 enter 
Inrorporated 
Waidorf T hoatm al Enterprises, inc 
The 
Waldorf 
Volunteer Fir# 
D epart 
ment, tat 
w *k#r Resit? Corporation 
W alton (o ast ruction C«< Ine. 
Wants Building Corpoi anon 
Washington 
Aeronautical 
Engineering 
C orporation 
Washington Beverage Dsthnbutora, Ine. 
The Washington School of Ice Skating, 
Inc 
Washingtonian, Incorporated 
Waterproofing, Inc 
(Water* Catering com pany. In*. 
Wayne SmeUmg corporation 
Wehaf sportsm an's (Tub. Inc 
ITH# West Arlington Realty (orporation 
West River Gleaner*. Inc. 
Westchester Homes, Inc 


I 
Th# Western .Maryland Colk Club, lh- 
i nt porated 
Western 
.Maryland 
Distributing 
Com 
pany, Inc 
Westminster Tractor Rales, Inr 
White Horse Rod and Gun Club, th- 
I 
torporated 
Whitey Laundries, Inc 
Wholesale Grocers Association of Mar?* 
land, Inr. 
Wholesalers, Inc 


The J Preston Short Insurance A g e n c y h f S u p p ' v 
j S( 
• 
" l h # 
Wicomico 
Supply Company. 
lh* 
Sd * Dept Stoie 
Inc 
Agma Kappa Beta Incorporated 
The S Ivor Bit Riding Ouh, Ine. 
The Silver Dom* Company 
Silver f loors. Inc 
Silver 
Spring 
Ixxtge 
No 
Order of .Moose. Inc. 
St!*ei 
Spring Volunteer Fir* Depart 
ment 
Interpolated 
The Sliver Wa- < ompany. Ine. 
Simon C) Ride Corp. 
The Simpson and Doeller Company 
Nim peon Lumber C ompany, Inc. 
.Skidmore Homes. Inc 
Smith, Michael A Associates, lncorpor 
of 
ated 
Smith A Smith Supply Co , Inc. 


t orpotated 
Wide lane Farm* ('n. 
L H Wiehel. Incoi poi ated 
The Wiessner Bi en m g 4 nmpanv, lf***. 
Wilderrrpft 4 itiren* Association, In#, 
W illard* Baseball 4 lub, Inc. 
Hugh P William* 4 o 


The A. D. Kramer Conal ruction Co 
Inc 
Kray House. Inc 
Philip H Kronberg. Inc. 
K urts arid Ka hoe Oil Company 
The L G M Co 
La00*. itz S am Blore Inc 
Th* La fa en* Corporat ion 


Inc. 


New Hoiabird Restaurant. Inrorporated Smith and Non, Inc 
The 
New 
York 
Avenue 
Community Wm H Smith Company, Inc. 
j 
Club, Inc 
Smiths America Corporation 
i\e » s Shopper* Chanties, inc. 
Southwood. Inc. 
Newsome's G arage. Int 
Jsoleon of Baltimore. Inc 


A's, 
Loyal 
The Willing 
Helpei * Society, 
Incorp 
orated 
The W illis Burt h Bmldei*. Inc 
Wilson Vearev ( (instruction < nrp 
Wmd*or t ourt Apartm ent C orporation, 
Inc. 
Wmodee Corporation 
Wisconsin Auto Body, Ine. 
Witti-Crest. Inc 
Woman * Income Fund, Inc. 
Albert K Wood A ( o 
Inc 
The 
Woodland 
Hes( h 
Home 
Owner# 
Civic and Improvement Association, 
Im ot porated 
Woodland Restaurant. Inc 


f> 
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Lane Maryland Corporation 
Th# (»am brill Grain Products Company Lang-n? f s :n - 
Ira 
Lanham Speedsvay, Inc. 
Th# L aPlata Frosted Foods. Inc. 


The Niagara Health Equipm ent Cora The 
Son* 
of 
Higniandtosvn 
Pleaaur# \ \ orI'ewfei M nsnre^f'n' Vnr" 


Noble Dukes, Incorporated 
The Sophia Realty Company, lncorpor 
Not Housing Ass'n, Inc. 
ated 
No! Housing Association No J. Inc 
South Find Republican Club, Inc 
Nor-Cox Pocket Organ Company, Inc, 
The Southbrook Building Company 
North-Laxtern Perm anent Building and Southeast Bowling Corporation 
Savings Association 
North cup Fingineenng Corporation 


General Air cond 
General Automotiv 
General Bulb (om pany. Ine 
c.eneral Products Col poratioa 
Georgetown Decorators, Inc. 
Georgetown Road Grill, Incorporated 
The 


The L a:robe Impro enaent Assoc.anon Northwest Defense Minerals, Inc 
In 
The Northwestern Realty Corpora* on 
L a .rcns P *-*'tire 
C .b. Incorporated 
Norton Refrigeration Company, Inc. 
La Vs I# 
T ransfer Company. 
lncorpor- Noskar 
Mfg ( 0^ Inc. 
si*d 
Oakeiey Vaughan and Johnston, Ine 
La Vale 
Trans.- Bervie* In co rp o rate 
o aklee 
Village B Corp. 


Cromwell, Inc 
(ironer Realty Compaay, Ine. 
Cronshaw Bros., Inc. 
Cross Street Democratic Club. Inc. 
Crossroad* Enterprises Inc 
[The 
Crows Electronics A Vise bine Works, 
ment Association 
Incorporated 
Inc, 
SH, J Gettem ulter Company, Lnc. 
Crown Homes. Inc 
Harry R Giardina A Son, Inc. 
The (T w ill Park Roller R.nk Company Gichner Budding A Supply, Inc, 
The ( ummlns Service Company 
The Curtis Democratic Club, Inc. 


ttoning, Incorporated 
, 
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(•»**«■• ctaxiee village a « 
f 
jnc 
Ledogar, 
Humphreys 
and 
Company, oaklee Village, Inc 
j 
ItJC 
Oakview Realty Company, Inc 
(The Lee Painting Company 
I Lehr Fast F reight . Inc. 
Le Rot Studios. Inc. 


The O’Brien Hardware Company 
Ocean Park, Incorporated 
Odak Printing Company. Incorporated 


Worcester Post No 
rn, The American 
legion. Incorporated 
The Workers' Grill, Int 
Earl T 
Wright Contractors, Ine. 
Windburn) 
Inc 
Yale Height* 4 ivic Group Inrorporated 
York Homes, ln< 
Young 
Men'* 
Democratic 
Club 
of 
Middle River, Ikcqrporateg 
Y'oung 
Men* 
Republican 
flu b 
12th 
District of Raltlmor# (bunt? 
T. 
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F A R Contracting < <> 
im 
The 
Southwestern 
Conuntftion 
Com 7Mltr Brothe,* 
In. 01 porated 
a 
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Zirkle, Inr 
span (T Life Incor p o rte d 
7oia SpoefJw, v ,nrol ()01 , |prt 
Npct .allies Froren Food Na es Company 
\o v t 
THEREFORE 
I, I lf FODOR F. 


southern Crystal**, Incorporated 
Southern Land 
Development Corpora 
don 
Southern Service Station* 
In# 
The Southside Building A Loan A tao 
elation, Inc 


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t.e (roan 
Shepherd 
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b 
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lncorpor.ted S p ^ T i m 
Maryland, incoiporated 
Le1, rta ProD«-tl#« Inc 
O Donnell * Farm House, Inc, 
The George Sp 
ie 
Germantown-Homew ood 
Improve \ Le* ..* A Son. Inc 
An<>r * ,nn 
,nc 
Sports 4 rafts. I 


?pet laity Machine* M fg, Inc 
Specialty Saies Corporation 
The Ida Specter Foundadon, Inc. 


Glass Product* Corporation 
(den Gardens Civic Group. Ine. 
Glenelg Country School. Inc 


low, property 
in National 
High- Beaut*craft Kitchen Center, Inc 
1, a ti AHHitin, 
HW Beaver Dam Company 
wa> AOdmOIft. 
Beechwood Realty. In. 
Carl VV, and Fllen B. HclmiCK 
Behlou Development Company, 
to Lawrence M 
and Marie V. 
incorporated 
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lh* Br lair Road Hudson. Inc. 
Wineorenner. property near MI. rh# Belion Realty com pan?. inc. 
Savage 
Beltsville Sand and Gravel, Inc. 
• ‘ 
rh# Belvedere Beach-Harmony Poiint 
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Amid civil \^3r» A b rQ h srn Lin*j incorporgiti^d 
coin in 1863 issued the proc lama- Belvedere Swimming Club, Inc 
Hon that established Thanksgiv 
mg as a national religious festi 
val. 
With his m essage. Thanks 
giving became a legal holiday 
traditionally 
celebrated 
on 
the 
fourth Thursday of November. 


The Bemar Luncheonette Compan? 
Bendix Sales and Servica of Cumber 
land. Maryland, Inc. 
The Benefit Corp 
rh# Benjamin Shop, Inc. 
Bennett Builders, Inc 
Edgar T 
Bennett Co 
Inc. 
Berenter Associates Inc 
Beienter 3utlt Homes Inc. 


Inc 
Dana Hills, lnc 
Daniels Insurant#. Inc 
Darley Park Social Club. Inc 
Dartmouth Club of Baltimore. Ine, 
Davids F'lhcott. Inc 
Joseph 
L 
Ila la 
Post 
No 
47. The 
American Legion, Incorporated 
Davison Industrie# Corporation 
Dawson, Hughes A Leishear, Incorpo 
rated 
Daylight Construction Corp 
Da vti me 
Broadcasters 
Association 
(Inc ) 
The 
Deal 
Island—Chance 
Volunteer 
F ire Company 
Decorating Process, n e . 
Deep Creek Democratic Club of Bal 
timore Counts, Inc 
Th# Dec root Construction Company 
Delicious Foods, Incorporated 


Liberty 
Finance Corporation of Fred- !™rt 
erica 
M aryland 
!Th* Old Development Compan? 
Liberty 
Finance Corporation of W r o r'T h f 
*Aort fom ponv 
Spring 
M aryland 
oid ljn * Amusement 
Co., Inc. 
Liberty Liquors. Inc. 
Th® ° ,d P’nil leo Road Summit, Inc. 
Tne Life Membership Chapter 25, D u- Th® old Timers' Club. Inc. 
shied American Veterans Inc. 
.Olympia Typewriter sales. 
Ine. 
Glenmo’S Civic Improvement Assoria Pauline Light De e.opir.ent Corp 
[Olympic Developers Inc 
tion. Imorpoiated 
Lincoln 
Horne* of Frederick Inc. 
Omni Engineering Corporation 
Tho Goldenherg (om pany 
• Linden*:ruth and Prom Seafood, Inc. 
Corporation 
oldsboto Corporation 
Lineboro 8 ' ore. Inc 
The Open Hearth. Inc 
Felix V Goldsborough A Sons, Inc. 
iThe Lions Club of Broosiyn, lncorpor- Orbo Theatie C orporation 
Golf Course Enterprises, 
Inc 
ated 
Orchardale Development, Inc. 
Good 
Will 
A 
Friendship 
Association.[Lion* C ia? of Glends e, Inrorporated [original (h en iu al L o . Inc. 
Ltpman Distributing Co. Inc. 


Spindler Company 
!• loc. 
Spotlight Cleaner*, Incorporated 
Spray Tan, Inc 
.vpnng and Southworth, Inc, 
Springbook Manor, Inc 
Squares Oil Co , Incorpora’ed 
Stadium Democratic Dub, Inc 
standatd Home Bldg 
A Loan Also 
Inc 
Standard Painting Company 


Inc 
The Good Will Gospel Mission, Incor 
porated 
Robert Goodman, Inc. 
Charles Concn School of Bridge, Inc. 
The Colm an Company 
The Co3vip Hour Social Club Incorpor 
ated 
Gould's Pharm acy. Inc. 
Cotans Lunch, inc 
Grady Motors Incorporated 
The Gra Mar Construction Company 
The Grand Lodge of Son* of Italy In 
America of the Stat# of Md 
Inc 
The Great Dane Club of Maryland. 
Incorporated 
Greek 
American 
Rf publican Club of 
M aryland, Inc. 


Lr tie Tok- Studies of Virgie:*, Inc. 
Lit win and Bond:, Inc. 
Livest OCK. In c 
The lavmgxton Machine and Tool Com 
pany 
The Loch Raven Texaco Station, Inc. 
Loch Raven Village Center, Inc. 
Loch 
Ridge 
Merchants Association, 
inc. 
The Locust Point Realty Company 
Logan Shopping Center Promotions, 
Incorporated 
Th# IftOmbard Amusement Co , Inc 
The L arry London School of Music, 
Inc. 
Londos, Inc 
Long Green Co , Inc. 


The Original Organization Democratici 
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Clubs of the 6th District Incorporated Stalk Plumbing A Heaung. Im . 


R 
MCKELDIN, 
GOVERNOR 
OF 
MARYLAND, do heiebv declare that, 
under and bv virtue of the provisions 
of said Section 203 (a) of Article St 
of the 
Annotated Code of M aryland 
«1951 
Edition), that the charters 
or 
certificates 
of 
incorporation 
of 
the 
[above named corporation* khall be and 
j become 
repealed, 
annulled 
and 
for- 
|fetted, and the powers conferred by lava 
(upon such corporation* shall be and 
[become inoperative, null and void upon 
the date of the first publication of this 
p! or ’a ms con 
without the necessity of 
proceeding* of an v kind ei th er bv la'# 
The standard Pas ng A Contrasting Ce OJ 
tn 
cf,a,"- 
Any 
such 
corporation 
Manley Hotel, Inc 
P* 
ng all tax#* 
interest* and penal- 
Stansbury Estates, Incorrors'ed 
. . . , p<1 |l!(ng %urh rpporti „ 
Star 
Council 
No 
37. 
Jun.©c 
Dr de# $0 4 
tne 
>ir%t p u b lic a n s of this 
In n ed American M adam es of A .# - v 
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Oriole Paper Box Co , Inc 
Otto'* Bar, Incorporated 
Overlea Recreation Center Enterprise*, 
Incorporated 
P A C . Inc. 
The P and L Land Company, Inc. 
Th# Paddock Hotel. Incorporated 
Paddy Construction Co , Inc 
Pantry Service Incorporated 
Park College Diner 
Incorporated 
Park and 4 ountrv Club District, Inc 
Pnrkhill tonstruction Company, Inc 
Parkway Homes. Inc 
Parkway Service, Incorporated 
Parrv Smith, Inc 
Parsons Restaurant, Ine. 


State Wide Sales, Inc 
Sterling Builders, Incorporated 
Sterling Paint and Color Compaa? 
Stern F'nterprises, Inc. 
The Steuart Foundation, Incorporated 
Steve’s Van Service, Inc 
Stewart A Sinclair Incorporated 
Stewart Wholesale Jewelry Co,, Ine, 
Stew art’s Furniture Company, In' 
Stonewall Park Community Association, 
Inc 
Th# Store Nine Corporation 
The Store One Hundred Four Corpora 
non 
Storm Seal ( orporation 


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be omitted 
from 
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publications 
thereof 
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v a '' 
t or poi Kiron 
paying 
all 
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and 
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rim e#'# of too first publication shall 
h#i># to* charter reinstated as of the 
4a** of fort*it ar# 
GIVE*« 
I -d*r 
My 
Hand 
and 
tho 
C*» 
of the State of M aryland, 
at iy* r »? pf Annapolis, this 24th da# 
of (rt ".'rt' 
.? the Year of Our Lord, 
on# J fee,a* od. •» # Hundred and Fifty- 
Six 
THEO R 
MCKELDIN 
Governor 
BLANCHARD RANDELL 
Secretary of Stat* 
Storm Tit# Window and Awning Com Ad-- 
s Or* ll No? -7-14-21 


Keyser Gridders Leave Today For State Title Game 


Play Mullens 
On Thursday 
At Beckley 


0 
Opponent Owns 7-3 


Record; Oarsm en 


H ave W on Last 15 


Kovser High School'!* football 
squad. headed bv coaches Krrd- 
rrick 
“ Tack'' 
Clark 
and 
Ji*» 
Stanudawczyk. leave this morn 
ing at 7 ,10 o'clock bx Greyhound 
bu> for Beckley, 253 miles' dist 
ant 
where th* Golden Tornado 
will battle Mullens High School 
on Thanksgiving Day at 2 p rn., 
for the West Virginia Class A 
scholastic championship 
The Keyser party, including .'to 
players, 
expects to arrise 
in 
Beckley at 4 p. m. today. The 
I mil remain overnight at 
Hotel Beckley. Accompany* 
the team will be Parker C J 
k. 
principal. 
managers. 
Headers and school sports 


tea 
the 
mg 
Bl* 
chi 
reporter. 
Mullens’ Record 7-3 
Mullens, coached by Ray Cald 
well goes into the championship 
contest with a 7-3 record while 
Keyser ow ns a IOO record for 
the current season and boasts a 
15 game 
winning 
streak 
that 
started in mid-season 1955, 
Keyser defeated the following 
teams during the regular season 
Charles Town 19-14. Parsons 7- 
ft Beall 20-0, Ridgeley 20*0 Aile 
ganv 6-0, LaSalle 19 12, Moore 
field 14 0 Southern 18-0, Peters 
burg 18-13 Romney 197. 


W HERE MANY O L Y M P IC E V E N T S W IL L B E HELD—This 
airview includes sites of many events of the 1956 Olympic 
Games opening Thursday. The Yarra River in foreground bord 
ers what is known as Olympic Park. In the foreground, left to 


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THE 
Keyser Mullens 
st at e 
Class A championship football 
Coach Clark plans to go with game at Beckley, W. Va., Thanks- 
♦tie same starting lineup that he giving Day is a reminder that 
has used throughout the season on March 18. 1955 it was Mullens 
Bill Clevenger will start at quar High School that trounced Kev- 
terback with .John Burgess and ser, 80 59 at Huntington in the 
Bill Spotts as the halfbacks and semi-final round of the state title 
Nelson Dennis at fullback Char basketball tourney. 
Ie* Tribett and Eddie Parish will 
start at the ends, Norman Groves! 
and Beal or Melvin Davis, tack 
les- Bill Hollingsworth and Ron*| 
ald Fraley, guards, and James- 
Turbin, center. 
Mullens' starting lineup will be 
as follows- 
Ronnie Cook and Jim Wilcox,| 


In the matter of field goals 
Keyser was outscored only 
22-19 hut the Wyoming roun- 


tia n s made the victory decis 
ive bv meshing 36 of 47 free 
throws 
white 
Keyser 
was 
hooping 21 of 34 shots. 


“ Vie’* 
Ricker, 
the 
Fort 
Cumberland 
Hotel 
tonsorial 
artist, 
who 
promoted 
num 
erous 
pro shows 
here 
and 
brought 
many 
good 
holer* 
from Ohio for local shows, 
says that Simler hosed at the 
old 
Narrows 
Park 
Roller 
Rink 
almost 
RI 
years 
ago 
when shows were being stag 
ed 
there 
bv 
Albert 
“ Bud’* 
Brice, now of Bedford; Jam es 
K Ford, Jam es F. “ Jim m ie'' 
McGuire 
and 
Blake 
G. 
“ Spooks” Lytle. 


right, are covered pool for 
soccer arena, hockey arenas 
In background is main Olymp 
cricket ground. 


Vance Named 
Mathias High 
Cage Mentor 


"Jim m y " Succeed* 


W endell Mathia* 


iwimming and diving events; the 
abuse which is the cycle track, 
c stadium, which is the Melbourne 
(AP Photofaii 


Swaps Showing 
Recovery Progress 


CAMDEN. N. J . Nov. 20 'INS* 
—Veterinarians said today that 
Swaps. California wonder horse 
(is showing definite progress in re 
Jeovering from a leg injury re 
jceived while training at Garden 
State 
Track Oct. 
9 
X rav^disclosed that most of 
|a fracture in the left hind leg 
‘had healed. The cast on the leg 


Loring H. "Jim m y Vance. 24. *«» 
rt, “ '" h * *hort<‘r, 
former Moorefreld ' High School 10 Prol« ' * k>»*r 5ec,10n o( lhe 
basketball star, will be at the 
jhelm of the Mathias High School 
qujnt when 
the Hardy Countlans 
launch 
their 
1956-57 campaign 
next month. 


Franklin High 
Quint To Play 
12 PVC Games 


Opener Set Dec. 7; 


Smith I* New Coach 


Franklin High School's Panth 
ers. coached by Curtis “ Gus” 
Smith, who made his debut at the 
j Pendleton County school as foot 
ball mentor this year, will tackle 
a schedule of 21 basketball games 
during the coming season, includ 
ing 
12 contests with 
Potomac 
Valley Conference opponents, 
Other home and-home 
games 
are with Marlinton, Sanders of 
Moorefield, Greenhank and Har 
man while a single game will be 
played with the Alumni. 
Returning 
lettermen 
on 
the 
squad of 21 players are Stan 
, Dahmer. Joe Rhud.v and Gene 
Kixpr. 
The squad comprises five 
j seniors, six juniors, five sopho 
mores and five freshmen. 
| The schedule 
Dec. 7—Alumni, home, ll — 
'Sanders, away. 
14—Moorefield. 
away. 18—Greenhank, home 21— 
Circleville away. 2ft—Marlinton, 
I home. 
Jan 4 — Petersburg, home ft— 
Moorefield, home, ll — Mathias, 
away. 15—Elk Garden, home. 1ft— 
Harman, away. 22 — Sanders,, 
home. 24 — Wardensville, home. 
25 — Mathias, home. 29—Circle 
Mile, home 
Feb I —Petersburg, away 5— 
Greenhank away. Feb. 8 — Har 
man, home. Feb. 15 — Wardens 
ville, away. Feh 22 — Flk Gar 
nett, away. 25— Marlinton, away 


Mountaineers Play 
Freshmen Cagers 


MORGANTOWN, W. Va., Nov 
20 iP—Coach Fred Schau* will 
take the wraps off his West Vir 
ginia cagers when he sends them 
against the frosh in a warmup 
(game next Wednesday in Moun 
taineer Field House, 
It will be the first appearance 
of Rod Hundley and crew who will 
commence the regular season play 
against VMI in a home game Dec 
I. 
Schaus indicated he would prob 
ably pair Bob Smith, a sophomore 
from Charleston with Hundley at 
the forwards; the 6-10 L l o y d 
Sharrar at center; and Clayce 


Kishhaugh Joedy Gardner and or 
Don Vincent at guards. AH except 
Smith are veterans of at least one 
season. 


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?anon bone which has not shown 
the same progress as the upper. 
In addition to the new cast, the 
colt was fitted for a plastic mold 
to be placed over the hoof of the 


Vance succeeds Wendell Ma 
thias, who has been elevated to 


ailing leg so that gradually he 
can bring weight upon it without 
injury. 
the post of Mathias principal af 
ter serving for many years as paugh's Moorefield teams. He 
basketball and baseball mentor. was on the cage squad for four 
Chick once won a decision in a Mathias took over as principal seasons and was a member of 
Several Kevserite* who nlaved non*tltle bout * ,th Lightweight following the resignation of Rob-the 1951 quint that won 17 con 
ends: ' Rickey ' T o t* 
md 
Joe that same 
are on the 
lean. P a!TP'"n 
,WcJ sh- ln ,m6 fr< J* * ™ »■» acc^pied a prut- *culh» Barnes ,n the Potomac 
Aker, or Jerry Ramps. tackled that .ill In lo square accounts h' h" ’lw ,h" * ‘ ol B,nny P " cipslahip at Spotsylvania. Pa. valley Conference. 
•'Buddy” Cumby and Jeff Houck wtth Mullens on Thursday 
na 
nbs in a nodecislon bout 
The new Mathias High mentor 
Vance was graduated from Be 
guard* 
Joe 
little, 
center.! 
'which caused postponement ot played baseball, football and bas- rea. Ky , College in 1955 
“ Butch” Henslev 
or Malcolm MANY of those who a t t e n d e d 
{be subsequent 
Leonard 
- 
Welsh 
kethall 
with 
Coach 
Jonathan He is a native of Moorefield 
Cook 
quarterbacks; Boh 
S h o r t i e P. V. C 
meeting Monday ‘die fight which Leonard won bj 
: 
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and Frank Tolliver, halfbacks; n,8*,t were stunned and asked K O. in the 9th round in 1917. 
john McNamara, fullback. 
“ wot hoppened'*” after the two 
I.'**! Three To AA School* 
'all-conference teams, were an 


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Oahmer, Sian 
Kiter. Gen* 
... 
Neilton, John 
... 
Ruddle, Dale 
... 
Glover. Clifford ... 
Murphy, Gerald 
R e *rode. Donald 
Dahmer, 
F reddle 
Showalter, R ill' 
Mitchell 
Ronald 
Simon, Jack 
Relater. Jam ** 
Huffman. Bill 
Vandevander, I-ace 
Penn'backer. Lacv 
Bviek, Benni* 
Conrad. Steve 
Ham m er. O arv 
Bennett, Richard 
W im er, Billy 


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NORTH CENTRE of POLK STREET 


lo a * gcOTsa 
'all-conference teams, were an 
0NK of the real 
oi 
The three defeats suffered bv nounced and the name of Charles m,ntT leaKue baseball, flay Hop- 
* Miitlen.s H^ch School came at the Buemi. backfield .star of the West I *r’ bas resigned 
as manager ol 
Mullens High school came ai me 
Hollywood Star* 
of 
the Pa- 
h ann* of Class AA schools name ' Irswia behoot tory he Dear, did 
Iv! Beckley 
13-0 
Bluefield 35- not *PPM r on *‘ther list. 
*cd,c ( oast League. 


18 and Welch 20-10. 
Mullens defeated »ix Class A 
schools. Hinton 19-0 Pineville 33 j 
6 Sophia 31-0, Mount Hope 12 6 
Oceana 33-0 and Stoco of Coal 
City 20 7. Princeton, a Class AA 
school was nosed out, 6-0. 
Grafton High School is West; 
Virginia * doubled champion for;conference team a year ago and 
1956. 


You 
rould 
have 
knocked 
over (©ach 
Donald 
Bullock 
of the Deaf School with a 
feather when Buemi was not 
even listed among the eight 
harks. 


Buemi made the second ail 


lt does seem strange that eight 
players were put in front of him 
after his greatest season with, 
one of tthe best teams ever turn- 
ed out of the Romney school. 


eague. 
Clay will he remembered by 
local Middle Atlantic league fans 
as the manager of the Scottdale 
(Tub in 1931, Big Bill Lee, who 
won 22 games for the Scotties 
that year, later pitched for the 
Chicago Cubs. 


There were 12 learns In the 
M .A. that year and Cumber 
land won the championship 
bv taking four out of six play 
off games. The Colts pitch 
ing 
“ Big Jo u r” were 
Vito 
Tamulis, 
Jim m y 
Densmore. 
“ Chip" Heltnick and Marvin 
“ L e fty" Duke. 


Hopper won three pennants in 


Scouts Call Miami 
Best Defensive Team ., th# 
... 
v 
AS the 19a6 golf season nears 
O n W V I T q ^51 h eft I lip 
a tdose at 
Cumberland Coun 
u n " H 
J J J t l l C U U I t : 
try Club it looks as though James 


MORGANTOWN W. Va, Nov.i^’ Peacham, the real estate ty-the 25 years he managed—Colum 


3 0 ,/H West Virginia was told to-'coon * lU bp lhe on,v P,aver to bus, Ga , in the 1939 Sally Lea 
day that the University of Miami|^ef credit for a hole-in-one this 
an(j Montreal in 1946 and 
Hurricanes are the greatest de- >‘ ar< 
1948. 
tensive football team on WVU’s' 
”1 happens lo be among the 
He finished out of the first 
schedule this year. 
1 ( 1 'lambers who have two division only twice during his 
Scouts Russ Crane and Quentin,ates ,0 ,heii ‘‘redlt. He got his |on#J managerial career in the 
Barnette reported that the Florida j on, * 'e 
and l;>lb ho,ej> 
minors. 
squad also is one of the greatest 
* ers are ( arroll Boggs, the 
J 
defensive teams WVU has ever,C (C Pro’ LIO, George Garlitz IO- 
WICOM ICO 
High 
School 
of 
ja( 
IO. Judge Morgan G. Harris 10-10 Salisbury is still one of Mary 


C o a c h A 
r t Lewis of W est V irg in and Charles Zem bow er 12 12. 
hand * 
undefeated 
and 
untied 
la set up defenses for the F rid a y 
[he clubs only tallier and son teams. 
night game at Miami, then an- bole-in-one combination is Char-) 
The Eastern Shore school post-, 
nounced his 35 - player traveling les s- Sherm an, senior 
and ed its 7th consecutive victory on 
squad which will fly to Florida on JUIllor. ‘ B,n ' 
hl* 
on the l.3th Friday, beating Annapolis, 20-0. I 
Thursday. The team will wind up and his dad canned one on the 
15th. 


Richard Busker, 
assistant 
pro, says that out of 43 aces 
recorded at the ( bristle Road 
layout three were made by 
women 
members. 
Mrs. 
ti. 
William Bibby and Mrs. Gor 
don 
L. 
Bowie 
chalked 
up 
theirs on the 10th while .Mrs. 
Dorothy Killackey scored one 
on the 12th. 


FRED ERIC N. D O D G E, prest- 
dent-publisher of the Fisherman 
Magazine, says if you can honest 
ly answer "yes” to at least six 
of these questions you are made 
for fishing: 
1. Would you prefer to go fish 
ing than to see “ My Fair Lady?” 
2. 
Are you more particular 
with your fishing gear than you 
are with your spouse? 


3. Do you think President 
Eisenhower would get more 
relaxation from fishing than 
playing golf? 


4 Would you play hookey from 


practice tomorrow. 


O’Donnell To Scout 
For Chicago Sox 


CHICAGO. Nov. ai i,?'—Veteran 
Scout Harry O'Donnell, former 
catcher for the Philadelphia Phil 
lies and Philadelphia Athletics, to 
day joined the Chicago White Sox 
scouting staff. 
There were no holes-in-one re- 
O'Donnell scouted for the Cleve- corded at the club in 1955. The 
land Indians from 1953 to 1956 and banner year was 1953 when five 
served in the same cajiacitv for the aces were scored. 
Philadelphia Athletics from 1940 to 
1952 
( U K K SIM LER, 62, who fought y0ur duties to go fishing? 
He 
will 
scout Pennsylvania. 
than 200 bouts as a light-j 5 
you ever teu a fjsj, storN 
Western 
New 
York, Maryland weight and welterweight between tQ impress someone? 
Washington, 
I). 
C.. 
Northern 1912 and 1920. died at Jessup. 
6 
Would you prefer 
to cook 
West Virginia and Delaware. His Pa., the other day according 
to a 
you caUghj than 
dine 
at 
home is at Levittown, Pa. 
(dispatch 
out of Scranton. 
swankiest seafood place in town 
on-the-house? 
7. Do you consider people who 
don't fish “ square?” 
8. Do you refuse to discuss un 
successful 
fishing 
trip 
w i t h 
triends? 
9. Have you ever lost your pa 
tience with people who continual 
ly ask. “ Where do you get the 
patience to fish'*” 
10. Would you go into debt to 
finance a fishing trip0 


long Gone Dupre 
Suffers Injury 


BALTIMORE, Nov. 20 
- A 
sprained ankle suffered in the De 
troit Lions game will cost the 
Baltimore Colts the services of 
halfback L. G. Dupre for more 
than a week. 
As a result, he ll miss next Sun 
day's game against the Los An 
igeles Rams in Baltimore. 


TIME for the best round of all! 


Five Teams Considered 
*For Cotton Bowl Game 
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Pitt, Syracuse, 


N avy, Tennessee, 


And Tech Listed 


DALLAS. NOV. 20 U* — Cotton 
?owI President Bob Cullum said 
oday five teams, including Geor 
gia Tech and Tennessee, are be 
ng considered for the New Year's 


Jay classic here, 
He said the other teams under 
mnsideration are Syracuse, Pitts- 
jurgh and Navy. 
Cotton Bowl officials were re 
ported to have mentioned the Uni- 
.ersity of Florida, but that school 


I is under NCAA probation for two 
years. 
Officials of the Cotton Bowl are 
not expected to pick a visiting 
j team until the host team role is 
filled. Texas A&M would qualify 
under ordinary conditions, but the 
Aggies are barred from post-season 
play due to their probationary sta 
tus. 
Texas Christian and Baylor are 
the most likely host teams as sec 
ond place winners in the South 
west Conference, with the Frogs 
conceded the best chance, lf the 
two teams finish in a tie. TCU 
would get the hid on the basis of 
'ts regular season victory over 
Baylor. 


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Horsemen Want West Va. Racing Chairman Ousted 


HBPA Head Says Ambrose 


Condoned Rules Violations 


National President 
Sends Telegrams To 
Marland, Underwood 


BALTIMORE, Nov 20 P 
I n n . 
G ushen. national president 
f tin 
H orsem en s Benevolent A Frotr< 
tive Assn. 'H B PA J today calledj 
for the im m ediate ouster of John] 
A m brose, chairm an of the Wes' 
Virginia Racing Commission. 
Gushen said Ambrose h a ' 
con 
doned flagrant violations of the 
West Virginia rules of racing while 
gerving seemingly as th* persona! 
em issary of the Charles Town 
Jockey Club,” operator of Charles 
Town R ace Track 
Gushen urged Ambrose s im m e 
diate rem oval in telegram s to 
Gov William C. M arland of West 
V irginia, Gov elect Cecil Under* 
wood and Em m et Kelly, p r e s e n t 
of the National Assn. of S tate R ac 
ing Comm issioners. 


Owners File Sn ii 
Owners of winning horse* have 
filed suit in the Federal District 
Court at Fairm ont, W. Va . claim  
ing they were short changed $166 
836 by Charles Town and W ater 
ford tracks, which are hperated by 
A J. Boyle 
They contend that am ount is the 
difference, plus 30 per cent, be 
tween 
what 
they 
received 
in 
purses during sum m er m eetings at 
the two tracks and 4 per cent of 
the total bet. The West Virginia 
Racing Commission has a rule re 
quiring a minimum of 4 per cent 
of the amount bet to be put up as 
prize money. 
The horsem en's claim s are part 
of a protest which led to cancella 
tion of the December m eeting at 
C harles Town. 
The race dates were rescinded 
at the Oct. 25 meeting of the rac 


Football 
Forecast 


Sooners Are 
Back On Top 
In A. P. Poll ! 


Iowa Jumps From 
Seventh To Third 


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Thanksgiving Day Came* 


Coat 
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other loss for Big Red. 
Brown 21, Colgate 14 . . . ( 
gate battered bv Syracuse. 
VPI 27. VMI 13 . . . Tech 
speed 
Oregon St 28. Oregon 14 . 
'B eavers in Rose Bowl. 
I 
H a h 21, H a h State 0 . . . I 
top state rivals. 


Friday Night 


) 
Miami 'F la .) 27. West Virgi 
13 . . . H urricanes strong. 


Saturday G am es 


Yale 54. H arvard 7 . . . I 
Ivy cham ps. 
Iowa 27, Notre D am e 7 
not Irish year. 
Tennessee 34. Kentucky 7 . 
Vols roll on unbeaten 
Oklahoma 45. N ebraska 0 . 
It could be worse 
Purdue 
35. 
Indiana 
20 . 
Boilerm akers stronger 
Georgia Tech 
21. 
Florida 
. . . Both team s bowl-eager. 
P ut 20 Penn S tate IO . . . 
in bruising gam e. 
Columbia 21. R utgers 7 . . 
win for Coach Little. 
Princeton 27. D artm outh 20 
Tigers rebound 
Duke 21. North Carolina 17 , 
Chance for upset here. 
Clemson 27, Virginia 21 . 
Clemson eyes on O range Bow 
A rkansas 27, L. S 
1J. 0 . 


L ast week m arked the 
second 
im#* tb\ K 
Ok! 4hon ta drop- 
sed a notch in the balliating of 
sports w riters and broai^casters 
m d the effect on the 
ensuing 
iooner opponent was devsistatim : 
A fter losing the lead tr> Mtchi- 
san S tate earlier this yea r. Okla 
m m a 
handed 
Notre ’ Piimp 
its 
irst shutout since 1951. 49 
A better-than-average ’Missouri 
earn suffered to the 10-tot 
tine of 67-14 after the Sootm rs lost 
he top rung by two votes to Ten 


So convincing was the rlerform 


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in O rlandos 
Keject DOW! bld 
Tangerine Bowl New Y ear s night. 
TALLAHASSEE, Fla . Nov. 20 
The com m ittee m ade no state- 
jjfs 
The 
Florida State U niversity me».t in declining a bid to meet 
Athletic 
C om m ittee voted unani West Texas State, which accepted 
jmously today against accepting an the invitation last night. 
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lis C ardinals for infielder Bobby Morgan, cen 
from the Phillies to the C ards I 


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260 and drove 
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ter, and outfielder Rip Repulski, 
and m ay be used in a further 
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aam pions. who have 3 
ve victories, that Okla 
back into first place bv* a 132 
• • point bulge over the Vols 
Tennessee looked very good in 
• • rolling past M ississippi's defease 
j m inded Rebels 27-7 but the 198 
• - w riters and broadcasters p artici 
pating in the poll gave O klahom a 
14 i i i 
first-place 
votes 
and 
1.794 
points to 69 firsts and 1.662 points 
HU for the unbeaten Vols 
Iowa jum ped from 
• A third by grinding out 


Phils Swap Del Ennis 
For Repulski, Morgan 


Cards To Receive 
Minor Leaguer To 
Complete Trade 


PHILADELPHIA, Nov 
venth to Outfielder Del E nnis, the ba. kb* 
by grinding out a 6-0 Rose of the Philadelphia Phillies a t t 
Bowl special over Ohio S tate to ever since he joined the club 
hand the Buckeyes their first Big years ago. today was traded 
IO loss in 18 gam es 
ithe St. Louis C ardinals for < 
The top ten team s with 
first fielder Rip Repulski and utility 
place votes in parentheses and fielder Bobby Morgan 
won-lost records 'points on 10-9-8- 


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ing commission which also fined 
C harles Town $2.50 a day for not R a"orbacks outclass them 
m eeting the minimum. 
j 
Stanford M california 20 
Defends Violations 
Stanford to outpass them 
In his wires calling for Am- 
So Cal. 21. I CL A 14 
. Breaks 
brose s rem oval. Gushen said the could swing this either way. 
com m ission chairm an not only has. 
Washington 27. W ashington St. 
“ endorsed, sanctioned and defend 13 . . . W ashington in stride. 
rd Charles Town’s violations. . 
Texas Aggies 45. Texas 7 . .* 
it is our belief that he has preju- Texas outclassed 
diced his position as chairm an of 
Ohio State 21. Michigan 29 . . J 
a quasijudicial body bv acting as Toss-up. 0 S edge at home. 
I 
the personal representative of AI-: 
Minnesota 27. Wisconsin 
0 . . 
b ert J. Boyle and his associates A soft touch for Minn 
by personally presenting their pe 
Michigan St. 35, h a s. State 13 
titions for a license and dates. . . “ . . . M S by land and air 
Boyle is president of the Charles 
Northw estern 21, Illinois 7 . . ,| 
Town Jockey Club 
Wildcats im proving steadily. 
The telegram s also w ere signed 
by C harles Gordon, president o f ^ « . 
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the 
M aryland Division. 
HBPA 
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which has jurisdiction over Charles 


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Boros In Match 
Gushen and Gordon asked Gov. 
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R acine Comm ission " ll ? round ,he P hofn !x S untr* Club 
. to win an unusual golf m atch. 
the 
Oliver went out in 32 and cam e 
back in 30 to edge Julius Boros 


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Oklahom a MID 
Tennessee <69* 
Iowa <6» 7 1 
Texas AAM 8-0 
G eorgia Tech > 
Miami (Fla > (5 
M innesota 6-11 
Syracuse <2* 7-1 
M ichigan 6-2 
M ichigan State 6 2 


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on at second base and shortstop.*’! 
ie general m anager said 
Ennis expressed surprise when 
donned of the trad e 
“ I didn t 
sp e d it. but that s baseball IU 
ive St Louis everything I have 
ist as I did Philadelphia.'' 


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As Bucs' G M 


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Brogan To Continue 
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PITTSBURGH. Nov. 20 .fv-Joe 
. Brown, who brought back boom 


1) 7-2 


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V irginia Racing 
added that Ambrose “ does 
nerve the best interest* of 
sta te .” 
Want Ambrose Removed 


acL-pH th at Am I. ne 
„ m um of one-third ounce of w ater • 
. — ------------ 
— 
zed from all r 
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m 
35—71 j for each pound of body weight, 
York G iants in exchange for ager but left no doubt that B ragan 
Thus 
an 
18-pound 
dog 
should Stu M iller, « hurler who la te r w as is his choice and th at an announce 
drink a m inim um of six ounces sent t0 M inneapolis by New Y ork.intent will be forthcoming within 
F rank Lane. St. Louis general 48 hours. 
liquids, each day 
He can drink m anager, said the C ardinals’ cry-! 
Brown. 37-year-old son of movie 
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m ore to rood advantage 
since mg need has been for pow er and and TV com edian Joe E. Brown, 
any p oblem s involving 
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Ithjs ** th* very minimum am ount ^nm s .should supply it. “ He ranks said he s even 
m ore optimistic 
carts lugged cam eras, turn sup- nef(*c<i to reDiare w ater no rm allv ‘as on® °T the outstanding power than he was last year and pre 


Stnr5* from' h n S ^ tn T T 3 
0per1 ,ost through bodily functions Sick hitters in b aseb all,” said L ane. He diets even greater im provem ent in 
There w a s^ lin e d l v h * f n J do*s re« uire considerably m orejaddcd th at the C ardinals will re- the 1957 Pirates. 
J h s t r l e wh H h a ^ , ™ 
n i w ater t^ an the am ount g « v e n > iv t a m inor league player from 
j depending on the nature of the the Phulliea to be nam ed later. 


in the first of a series of m atches 
• being film ed for release over tele- . 
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In the wire to Kelly, the two vision next spring. Boros carded , , ai 
f 
Lf.!!? H O ? ? J ! .[JUJU 
HBPA officials 
brose be removed from all com- layout 
mittees of the National Assn. of 
The two teed off shortly after 
State Racing Comm issioners “ on 9 39 a rn and sank their final putts u) u”\ 
the grounds that he has shown on the 18th green about 5 45 p m. 
* a te r <>r «ts equivalent rn other 
him self incapable of considering 
Two trucks, three station wagons 


Ennis. 31. batted 260 last y 
driving in 95 runs, hitting 26 home! 
1794 runs and collecting 164 hits 
Re-. 
1662 pulski, 28 
hit .277. hatted home! 
1287,55 runs, sm acked ll hom ers a n d ; 
1271 totaled 104 hits 
1223 Del Hits Long Ball 
748 
G eneral M anager Roy Harney. 
573 m ade the deal on the prem ise he 
495 was getting a younger, faster and L 
338 better defensive outfielder for the days to Forbes Field after shunt-' 
268 homebred Ennis, g reatest hom e mg Branch Rickey to an advisory 
run hittr in the history of the role. today was re-nam ed general 


254 club. Ennis hit 259 hom ers during m anager for 1957—and perhaps 
248 his career with the Phillies. 
even longer 
180 
Hanley said the decisive fac to r’ 
Term s of Brown’s salary and 


179 in the trade was the difference of the length of his contract were 


74 nearly four years in the age of not disclosed. John G albreath. the 


67 the two players. “ Repulski is only,club's president who m ade the an- 


41 28 and th at's a big thing,” said nouncem ent, did say : 


39 Harney 
j “ It is a pleasure for m e to m ake 


35 
The Phillies general m anager this announcem ent and I hope that 
25 said he and Frank Lane, general Joe will continue to be associated 
m anager of the C ardinals, had with the P irates for m any years 
been talking about the deal for to come. 
days. “ N aturally, the buy in th e 1 
“ This past year w as a trying 
deal for us was Repulski. H e's and challenging job for Joe and 
younger, a great spring h itter and proved to be a m ost successful 
a pretty good hitter all season. If one. I am very well pleased withj 
Dogs need plenty of fresh w a te r.h* hadn t suffered a w rist injury 
.the recent progress of the P irates 
during the cold w eather m onths. 
Iafct year he'd of hit even higher, and the Pittsburgh organization. J 
but the w ater put out for them I'm su re.” Harney said. 
I 
“ It is generally felt that the Pi 
should not be too cold or allowed H arney’s Second Deal 
rates now have the nucleus of a 
to freeze, states the G aines Dog 
The deal was the second in re- winning club. With m ore experi- 
R esearch C enter, New Y ork. 
I cent m onths m ade by Harney who ence and the addition of one or 
According to Dr. A. A. Good- has vowed to trad e anyone on the two more players it can very well 
m an, extension 
veterinarian of ball club but catch er Stan Lopata become a contender, 
the Colorado 
A. & M. College, a 
*n his effort to rebuild the fifth! 
Brown declined to com m ent im I 
place Phillies. P itch er Jim H earn m ediately on the retention of Bob 
recently was acquired from the by B ragan as P irates field m an 


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Oregon State 
Ohio State 6p2 
Florida 7 f 
Pittsburgh 6-2 
N avy (I • 6-1-1 
Baylor 6-2 
George Washington 7-1*1 
Texas Christian 5-3 
Wyoming 10-0 
Colorado 6-2-1 
D E C A N T E R 


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COCKTAIL SHAKER 


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and has touched his right to be plies 
a m em ber 


Bryan Captures 
Auto Race Title 


was set up. The golfers occupied- 
, 
the time by taking practice shots | aiinien * 
Oliver, chunky veteran of the 
pro ranks 
picked up $2,000 and A jr f n r r p R o m c f c 
the right to m eet Mike Souchak '* * • I Ul UC IiCJCUIo 


Briton Is Victor 


DENVER. Nov 20 UP - The Air 


Calif., New: 


INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 
20 of - 
Jim m y Bryan of Phoenix. A rum in tom orrow s second m atch of l u n i e r R n Viz I R IH 
won the 1956 National Auto Racingtthe series. which is being played — H I H U I I3 U W I D ill 
Championship with a 360 * point over various courses in the Phoe 
m argin over Pat Flaherty, the Chi- nix and Tucson areas. 
Boros re 
cago tavern owner who won thejceived $1,000 for his effort. 
500-mile Indianapolis race 
Final standings announced today _ 
by the United S tate' 
Auto Club Tar Heels Play N YU 
I Bow I at Pasadena 
gave 
Bryan 
1 860 
points: 
Fla 
Y ear s day. 
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. - The 
Col 
Robert V. Whitlow, Acad 
University of N orth Carolina bas- em y director of athletics, said he 
ketball team will appear in New had w ired bowl officials that Gen 
J York City this y ear for the first! Jam e s Briggs, superintendent of 
I time since 1946 
The T ar Heels the service school, “disapproved 
play New York U niversity on De- participation of Air Force Acad ; 
((em ber 20 
in Madison Square em y football team in post season: 
Garden. 
.com petition.’’ 


Throw In* 
I 
M organ, who w ent to the C ards 
(last y ear in a straig h t trad e by 
LONDON. Nov. 20 uf British 
the Phillies for Solly Hemus, w as!w elterweight c lw ip io n P eter W'at- 
described. by H am ey as a “ throw - erm an outpointed ldrissa Dione. 
| in” in the deal. “ I w anted to get a French West A frican, in a fast 
m ore but couldn t do it. 
and rugged IO round bout tonight 
“ I had to settle for M organ W aterm an 
weighed 
147M 
and 


Force Academy announced 
it has rejected a bid to send its 
football team to the Junior Rose Y O U R F E E T S T A Y W A R M 


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Fo 
Belection* for th)* week 
By FRED De LUC A 
Thursday 
D etroit 27, Green 
Bay 
14 
, 
Lions gobble up P ackers. 
Sunday 
Chicago Bears 31, New York 
17 
Giants won’t reoound against! 
B ears. 
Las Angeles 21, B altim ore 14 
R am s coming fast but too late. 
Chicago Cards 24 
Pittsburgh 
7 
C ards 
even 
up 
home-and 
hom e series. 
Philadelphia 14, San Francisco 
to win. 
W ashington 17. Cleveland 14 
B row ns lack a little for an upset. 


Shuffle Loop Idle 


No m atches are scheduled for 
tonight in the Allegany C ount) 
L adies' Shuffleboard 
League. 
P lay will resum e on Wednes 
day, Novem ber 28. 


Lose Two Starters 


CHAPEL HILL, N. C - The 
U niversity of North C arolina var 
sity football team will lose only 
tw o 
sta rte rs 
from 
this y ear s 
club 
H alfbacks Ed Sutton and 
L arry 
McMullen 
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Quarter Deck 
Cops Pimlico 
Feature Race 


Pays $25.40 For $2, 
Favorites Run Out 


BALTIMORE. Nov. 20 r — 
Closing with a fine stretch rush. 
Christiana Stable's Quarter Deck 
• 


- under Arnold Kirkland was up 
In time to earn a nose decision in 
the Caroline County Purse, six 
furlong feature of the racing pro 
gram at Pimlico today. 
I he time was I ll over a good 
track. 
Quarter Deck scored his victory 
at the expense of Pidge Stable’s 
But First and it was a heart 
breaker for the latter to lose. He 
had maintained a slight advan 
tage in the run through back 
stretch and around the turn and 
had opened up daylight in the 
home stretch, only to falter in 
the final stride. 
Ada L. Rice s Pretty Plunger 
was third and Wayne Kendrick's 
W eepers Boy fourth in the field 
of eight three-year-old sprinters 
Most of the public support went to 


ARNO HOTT 


Nittany Lions 
May Sidetrack 
Pitt Panthers 


50,000 To Attend 
Saturday Contest 


Amo Holt Is 
New Coach At 
Capon Bridge 


Will Head Cage 
Baseball Teams 


Amo Mott, 32, of Augusta, W 
Iva., is the new basketball and 
baseball coach at Capon Bridge 
High School in Hampshire county. 
He succeeds Cliff Towies, who 
resigned last June to coach at 
a school in his native state of 
Florida. 
Hott is a graduate of Romney 
High School where he played a 
tackle position on Chuck Collette's 
1943 eleven. 
During his two-year stint in 
the service, Hott was stationed at 
Clark Field. Manila, where he 
was a member of Coach “ Ace” 
Gutowskis 13th Air Force foot 
ball team that won 28 consecutive 
games in two years. 
A graduate of Shepherd Col 
lege. Amo played football there 
in his freshman year. He is a 
cousin of George, 
Harlan 
and 
Warden Hott, all well known ath 
letes from the Moorefield section 
Amo t a u g h t science, mathe- 


Bv JACK SORDS- 


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A SMALL GAME: BU?D 
I A PAVOPlffc TA PG E T PO P 
THE WiMG-SHOOTER 


dfur^irt^& am p fire Lamar McHan 


Is Suspended 


By Cardinals 


Bill Barnes Nears 


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is n o t CONSIDERED 
A LEGAL G A M E Bl PO is! 


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*25 40 bowl-minded Panthers Saturday in r 'x j l j r i * . T a C 
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fallow- their traditional battle at Pitt v /U III“ r I U L U G L I I 
Today's Selections 


PITTSBURGH. Nov. 20 * 
Twayblade and Will Of Allah but Penn State's Nittany Lions, a foot 1 
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Pittsburgh’! 
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paid 
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trs he had in the crowd of 9.738.'Stadium. 
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claims the better record againstj 
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common opposition, beating b o th L . 
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’Blanton Collier, 
head football 
coach at the University of Ken- 


S t Tit* A ssociated F ret* 
PIMLICO 
rday's Results 


Syracuse Drops 
Terps And Army 
From Grid Card 


PIMLICO 
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An estimator! so ooo uiiii ^atrV. ,he coaching staff of the Shrine 
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Birnam Wood. A. K irkland. IS 20. 


—Syracuse University will play a one touchdown favorite, with a 
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nne-game football schedule next howl bid hanging on the outcome.!!’ 
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year including a new foe-fow a Last year, the Panthers thrashed 
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Army 20-7 and Syracuse 14-7. Penn 
State lost to Army 14-7 and 
[Syracuse 13-9 


SYRACUSE, N. Y., Nov. 20 Cf that hogan in 1893. Pitt rules a 


28 
(Sugar Bowl 
Cornell and Nebraska return to 
Both teams carry identical 6 2 
the Orange schedule for 
1957, records into their football feud. 
Athletic Director Lewis P. An-;with the all time standings read- 
dreas announced yesterday, while ing Pitt 31 victories and 22 for 
two 1956 opponents—Maryland and Penn State and two scoreless ties 
Army—have been dropped, 
Krme 
Hefferle, 
an 
assistant, 
. 
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Four games will be at home, coach who has been spying for the ^ l . u nu„.‘. apat1ulP 
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ever seen. I'm scared 


Japanese Deep Bow 
Wins Fans’ Plaudits 


MELBOURNE. Nov. 20 


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Refused To Drill, 
W a s Fined $3,000 
After Sunday Tilt 


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B O R G L A S S 
CHICAGO. Nov. 20 t INS '—The 
Chicago Cardinals, still in th e 
running for the National Football 
League 
Eastern 
Division 
title, 
suspended star quarterback La 
m ar McHan today for “an indefi 
nite period" on “gross insubor 
dination" charges. 
McHan’* suspension came on 
the heels of a $3,000 fine levied 
after Sunday's 14-7 Cardinal loss 
to 
the 
Pittsburgh 
Steelers 
in 
F’lttshurgh in which the former 
University of Arkansas star re 
fused to go back into the game 
during the second half. 
Refused To Practice 
Managing director Walter Wolf- 
ner announced that McHan was 
suspended “ because he refused 
to go out on the practice field at 
Comiskey Park today." 
Wnlfner said that McHan 
is 
being set down “ for the good of 
the ball club." 
Wolfner said that 
“ the club 
has two other fine quarterbacks 
in Jim Root and John Roach"! 
and added: 
“ As far as Urn concerned, we'lll 
operate very well with them and 
without Mr. McHan.” 
McHan reported to Comiskey 
Park today but after going into 
the club offices, refused to take 
part in the practice or go onto 
the field. 
The coaching staff agreed Sun 
day to levy the fine when McHan! 
said he would not go back into) 
the game when ordered to do so 
Coach Is Hospitalized 
Head football Coach Ray Rich | 
ards later entered a Pittsburgh 
hospital because of a gall blad 
der attack. Richards did not re 
turn to Chicago until this after 


noon and was not aware of Mc-] 
Han's suspension. 
Menan himself has K,vcn no I qqq Rushing Mark 
reason for his alleged actions. 
" 
® 
Wolfner was cutspoken about 
GREENSBORO. N. C., Nov. 20 
the whole incident but he said ju-Bullet Bill Barnes, who has 
We still have a good chance gamed more yards rushing in nine 
for the playolis." he said: 
2amcs this reason than the entire 
‘ Both Root and Roach are ex- Wakc Forest team last fall. needs 
cellent passers. Root has devel* oniy ei^ht yards tomorrow to com- 
oped into a terrific hall handler picte his conquest of Atlantic 
and although Roach is only in his coast Conference ground-gaining 
first year, he has come along records. 
very well. 
on the last three weekends the 
“There is no room on my ball Wake Forest fullback has erased 
club for players like McHan. I the school rushing record, the con- 
think that what the coaches have fercncc rushing record and most 
done and my action was made in recently the conference total of- 
the best interests of the club. I fense mark. Now with a total of 
feel that our other quarterbacks 992 yards, eight more against 
are very capable of taking charge South Carolina in Charlotte, N. C., 
and doing the kind of job expect- tomorrow will make him the first 
ed of them “ 
“ 1,000 yard" back in ACC history. 


THIS is 


WHAT WI 


MEAN BY 


PONTIAC FACTORY 
TRAINING 


A H D IT W I A N S PUNTY TO YOU! 


A Vivid. S y m m etrical, 
Im pervu 
BEST BET — M alleable. 
and five away. 
Next year's schedule: 
Sept. 28. Iowa State; Ort 5, Bos 
ton University; Get. 12. at Cornell 
Get. 19, at Nebraska: Get 


deep bow — has made Japan's 
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Olympics warmup games. 
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The Japanese team trot! 
Bob Rex, Dartmouth’s fullback 
Penn State. Nov. 2. at Pittsburgh; and 
captain 
from 
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Nov. 9 at Holy Cross; Nov. 16 
Colgate, and Nov. 23. at West Yir- his 
boots 
traveled 
ginia. 
______ against Brown. 
63 
yards ly to the audience. The invariable xoiamn 
instantaneous reaction is a 
cheer and louder applause. 


P U B L I C S A L E 
Apartment and sleeping room building known as No. 
124 South Waverly Terrace in Cumberland will be sold on 
Saturday. November 24. 1956. at IO OO o'clock, A. M , beside 
the Second National Bank 
This property is a three-story brick apartment and 
rooming house containing approximately eight apartments 
and a number of sleeping rooms, containing in all approxi 
mately twenty-seven rooms with baths and washrooms, with 
gas-fired, hot water heating plant with circulating motor, 
electricity, gas and water. 
Can he seen by appointment Telephone Western Mary 
land Building & Loan Association. PA 4-1602. 
WILLIAM R. CA RBC A D E N , Assignee of Mortgage 


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Cincinnati set a new attend 
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EOLrRTH - »2,000. claim ing. 3. 6 f 
vxBiack D epth 105 Sell In Ha*te 
112 
xC onrrete P ipe 107 G reek D ancer 
'P rince N iccolo 112 xT iger’* D ust 
|Be*o Del A ire 
114 D elarnian 
'vvM ’d Of F;ase 102 Block House 
Ixt'hallataw 
112 Foxy Folly 
Faith Ann 
111 Mr. M elpet 
Dream Wish 
109 Shoe Tree 
F IF T H —$2,500. claim ing, 4 up, 6 I 
Pe erm int Kid 
114 xB rian Boru 
IxxDouhle So 
HO xShipwreck 
Ringside 
i l l Senor G rm doya 
112 
Burnt T hroat 
114 M alleable 
120 
j 
SIXTH 
$3,000. allowance*. 2. 
'D ainty Jan e 
112 Day O lder 
HO Kujes* 
HS Jiouenetta 
115 
SEVENTH 
*2,500, claim ing. 2. I rn 
A 70 cd*. 
113 xKum ac 
104 Money 
Money 
My Lady F a ir 
IOO Big Redm on 
Belleek 
106 
xWell I Will 
xM oiado 
108 
Little Kathy 
EIGHTH 
*2,000. claim ing. 
4 
1-16 
rn. 
Dandy Dan 
120 Modish 
xxLuc'us F ru it 
107 xHegira 
xMr, F. 
107 
U. Call 
xCrime Quiz 
112 M arket G ain 
Q uarter M aster 117 
NINTH—$2,500, claim ing, 3 It 4. I 1-16 
rn. 
Vivid 
119 
W rights F light 108 
Petee 
106 
Sym m etrical 
116 
F:ven U. 
I ll 
xSheila Susan 
107 
xl^thnot 
109 
xMr. O akhurst 106 
Im prevu 
111 
z 3; x-5; xx 7 lh*, AAC. 


New Super 5-D 


(extra-high <x*Une. ; . for extra-high comprefwion cars) 


115 
116 
IO* 
109 
111 
IO* 
116 


A prreat new gasolene that sets new standards 
in the premium class. Stepped-up power! Extra- 
high octane for extra-high compression motors. 
AND . . .the only gasolene with all these motor- 
saving, mileage-stretching features: 


1. Extra-High Octane 
2. Anti-Carbon 
3. Anti-Stalling 
4. Anti-Rnst 
5. Upper-CyUnder 
Lubricant 


a f 


vOur D icer 
Zolt 
Lord Ru«h 


;Varga 
j Gimnon 


up. 


115 
115 
112 


I rte 
106 
117 
105 
106 
I 


117 
112 
117 
117 
New Milemaster 


Phone PA 2-3177 


Tom 
Heinsohn. 
former 
Holy 
Cross 
All-American 
basketball 
player, is with the Boston Celtics 
this season. 


(highest octane standard compression cars can effectively use) 


A new gl ade of high octane gasolene that will 
break records for you in power and economy. 
The most miles for your dollar. The newest 
and finest fuel for standard compression cars. 
It outperforms many so-called premium fuels 
— but priced the same as regular gas. 


FOURTEEN 
T H E 
C U M B E R L A N D 
NEWS, 
C U M B E R L A N D , 
M D ., 
W E DNESDAY, 
NOVEM BER 21, 
19.56 
Phone PA 2 -4 60 0 for o W A N T A D Taker 


Mf. Savage Dairyman Has 
S 
^ “ “ I H°",WOoa 
Top Butterfat Producer 
ba.t.mohi %«v »+ . j «- 
by LoUOlls PSTSODS 


Ann 
RIyth 
tested 
for 
Helen stepfather 
w ill 
celebrate 
their 
M o rg a n , and Roberta Linn told first 
Thanksgiving 
in 
13 
years 
rue at the L a rry F in ley show that with her. The Brenners are visit- 
ihe made her test last week. 
ing at the Dick Powell home. 
Spike Jones. 
J e rry G rey and 
T h a t’s all today. See you to- 


■ 
, 
j 
form er chair I 
.Sarah Vaughan also on hand to m orrow ! 


’ 
Nina, a graded Holstein owned test during October was 964, and 
of Jhe A 
s s n Southeastern 
H O LLYW O O D . N ev 20 (IN S ' -'s to p p e d by m y house to pay m e a 
SnpJ ke ha.1. f nru 


bv Wilbert R. Paul. of M t. S a v -th e 
average 
production 
of 
all Railroads, 
today 
was appointed When 
I 
was 
told 
that 
Tyrone visit. 
tin, k w V 
* 
* 
~ 3 
1 
The N ational G allery of Art in 
age, was top butteris* producer cows 
was 688 
pounds of 
m ilk, general counsel of the B altim ore Power was 
signed 
by 
Arthur 
Tom orrow is the first wedding 
' 
K n 
h 
. 
, 
. Washington, D. € .. is the largest 
for the month of October in the 2 3 ' pounds of bui’e n a t, 
a 
test 
ohio R ailroad. 
Hornblow .lr 
to 
t rad 
the cast ann iversary of the Morgans and 
' ’u ,*h V i 
lanohim 
com pletely 
a ir • conditioned 
art 
Potomac Valley D airy Herd Im - of 4 14 per cent. 
^ native of E lm ira . N Y 
Lang- of 
fitn e s s for die Prosecution 
(hey w ill celebrate by going to , 
‘ 
h 
. . 
Th*! m useum in tho world, the Nation- 
provement Association 
The highest average herd for ^on W1jj pog!n his new duties Dec 
1 8a‘d 
Oh, 1 Pr ‘ntoci that 
I ne the prem iere of Death of a Scoun . 
*• 
R 
. .. 
* 
»' 
f 
. a1 (ieographic Society says, 
The 
.truth of lh * m ilt e r is that I had ,)r el • in w hich both Yvonne and 
c ^ J ^ ^ ^ i c o n t r o l l w 
l alrno^phrrf ha* *ro at- 
Wheeler W. Arnold and H arry Oct< 


herd for 
owned by W ilbert R 


K 
M iller, superv 


of butterfat from 1.950 
m ilk 


John T. Mason of f 
lo owner of the second 
fop producers His arid 
registered Holstein, NI 
duced 86 pounds of butterfat trom 


I 750 pounds of m ilk. 


Another artificially bred regis 
•tcred Holstein. M-B004. produced 
8! pounds of butterfat from 1,850 
pounds of m ilk. 


Other top producing cows are 
owned by P la tt’s D airy F arm , of 
Greenspring, VS. Va 
M arshall R 
Porter, R D 2. Frostburg. Lloyd 
Nave, and Carl Howsare, both of 
Bedford V alley, 
Pa . 
Shumaker 
’ Brothers, of Rawlings and James 
► 
H . W eim er. M f Savage 


. 
The total num ber of -o w l on 


Col. V. J. Huffman 
Is Recuperating 


Col V. J. Huffm an, 
divisional com m ander 


announce Paul whose cor 
98 pounds pounds of m ilk 
pounds of butterfat a test 


produced 1141 
. 
n } 
44 7 pounds of j 
|h u 
f 3 9 per cent. 
. 
1Q, . s 


aree 


Two Autos Collide 
On Greene Street 


since then h 
vice presidi 
a nH Oh in »> 


World W, 
all Clas 


He 


i railroad 
R ailroad 


nt of the 


the 
lan 


discussed 
the 
Agatha 
Christie g 0b appear. I offered to babysi, , 
. 
. 
. .. 
play with Ty in lon do n when he for them anytim e The baby n e v -,bf‘t/ )re bc lrt! 1 i 
said he was considering m aking et 
cried 
once 
all 
during 
their lirt 
it. but nothing definite was de- visit. 
tided until a few days ago when 


and reports 
increased the life expectancy 
of the N ation’s irreplaceable art 


Call Roy Rogers’ horse trigger.treasure.* 


SHOULD 
a 
catastrophe 
occur, and you are 
without 


h o s p i t a l i z a t i o n 
INSURANCE . . . 


SEI 


Industrial 
Loan Society, Inc. 


for quick *orvlco loon* 


loan* SSO ta $300 OO 


Room 301 
lib o rfy 
fru it Bldg 
Third floor 
f .l. p h o n . RA 4 3100 


I reef in front of fbi 


O fficer W arren Br 
tty 
Police 
Depar 
[even Basse ll. 37, 01 


knee. 


A A P 


Local Man Reports 
Loss Of Equipment 


ih u r 
a 
•a1 with 
Power-Ri 


iiftWlran 


Billy W 
Im mosi 
nod, 
a! 
ive bee 


opy Production 
nond independf 
to film the 
p 


_ . 
. 
* B luebird’’ now 
The seven-year- J* 
vo n n . 
and 
Boh 
h a * . 
just oM c „ mp, l r f o ir l, , , ( am pb»ll ,?i 
ght a ranch and already have 
horses which they ride 
in 
r leisure time. 


of Hollywood 


*. the director, w ill en at i 
he picture in Holly- 
M rs 
gh 
cam era 
crews da> 
is 
noting interiors and m a jo r 
md a roo id London 
t-,/ta 
te w weeks 
ninrt£ 


their 
cot. 


June 
Ally sot 
W illiam 
Bren! 


ducted 
him 
into 
nization as their mas- 


mother. 
M rs ^vi 
and 
June’s 
C e n t r a l L u n c h & D i n i n g 


Ila ! Wallis * L 
out of dang 
surgery. 


se Fazen 
followup 


I 
volum e* of 
cup- 
other 
m em orabilia 
1936 have been do- 
nrd Barthelm ess to 


ap 
;e I 


the Ac 
All 


res 


t o w 
that 
M r 
WI 


were ea. 
berg at I 
am 
Doz 
and 
Her 


about two 
to C art. D. 
er of the S; 
Col. 
Huf 
here and hi 
Cumherlam 


Biggs, con 


we 


Ie operated by Victor! nent to a restauranl 
C. K alim ver 
.VK) Arnett Terrace !street and rem oved t 
jm o rf/tu rn e d left i 
,0 Sa), j w ay and th 


nto the m arket drive-j j 
e two cars collided I. 
nher item s in two cai 


'rating Dam age to I 
flora i mated at ov< 


the vehicles was esti-j 
nr $400 
He said he placed t 
he sidewalk 
while 
ordirn; 
—— 
jeliv ery and inadver 
inland-j 
I.egend 
s;iys 
that 
Fsh 
Sham (iff without them . VVhe 
itadcl 
Dam ascus' . the capital of S y ria /,rd later the boxes wi 
known was founded 
by Noah s grandson 1tv ilson .sa;d. 


I charac 
;k s per 


- A D V E R T IS E M E N T - 


Man of the Month 


Fresh Dressed 


TURKEYS 


47c 


17 lbs. and u p ^ ^ ^ l b . 


5 to 15 lbs. T • 8# 
lb. 


42c. 


Jane Parker 


PUMPKIN 


PIES 


l o 


SUPERMARKETS 


Jane Parker 


STUFFING 


BREAD 


coch 
2 1 
loaf 


Fresh 


Cranberries 


Giant 


PASCAL 


CELERY 
a 
u t 2 
»7 


These Prices 
Both Cumberland 
Are Effective In 
and Frostburg Mkts. 


IOLIDAY TREAT! 
MASON’ 


At your store! At your door! 


At Mason's Jug Stores! 


219 GREENE ST. 


239 W ILLIAMS ST. 


1120 Virginia Ave.-Lacey’s Mkt. 


Mason's Snack Bar-Baltimore Pike 


__________ JUST RECEIVED_________ 
SMITHFIELD HAMS 


(IO to 12 pounds) 


Sentence Deferred 
In Theft Of Money 


M agistrate 
Donald 
W 
M. 


Fuk< 


'd L 


deterrer 
sell. 44 
after 
C 
the thet 
pair she 
lier this 


C a* 
of 427 V 
issell 
pie 
of SIS fi 
p on O re 
month. 


giggp®i 


COMING 
Thur, Fri., Sot. & Sun. 
22, 
23, 
24, 
25 


2 TECHNICOLOR HITS 


lit DRIVE IN RUN 


' Storm Over The Nile'' 
with Anthony Steel 


PLUS 
VAN HEFLIN 
in "COUNT THREE 
and PRAY" 


PLUS 2 CARTOONS 


7f‘ 
K 
L ‘V 
N 5 


71 N. Centre 


Street 


' £ 
^ '—jr 


r 
n 


Always 


Open 


i i A 1, 
- C 
e a r 


U T I S H O W 
10:1 5 pm 


TONITE! 


STARTS 


TODAY! 


rrv- 


VI I 
mtence 
p 


the s 
mem 


The 
defend; 


mg 
arrangem ent! 
rake restitution o 
from the busine*! 
Novem ber 3 


•riea 


st* beaut'es were a 
fir native costumes 
f|§ 
des. They made an 
H 
- 
onight 
at the pre 
house o,' the August 
hey ll visit the key 
Here 
the picture opens wants 
th e ir first stop and 
f r] 
t 
A m erican 
home „ 


SUPER 4 0 


6:45 
9:20 


J IM E S ADAM? 


the 
m an 
ever 


•e this month. 
I 


iy m anager of 
A 
iH 


lager of 
Aetna 


1 
he 
wants 
to 
^ 


leip folks who need extra cash 


hard for Bruce now for Holiday needs or other 


to Al 


on of Yvonne De 
M organ. Yvonne 
[ht 
little 
Bruce 


[pens 


$20 


KREMER 
INSURANCE 
AGENCY 


Will Continue 


In the Nome of 


Elizabeth G.Kremer 


724 Fayette St. 
Phone PA 2 2747 


Junior Women s Civic 


Benefit DANCE 
Saturday, Nov. 24 
Cumberland Country 
Club 


N( 


$1500 m ay 


on signature or other 


endorsers 
required, 


Fast, 
one-visit 
service 
offered. 


Open daily until 5 OO. Saturdays 


until I OO, evenings by appoint 


m ent. Residents here and in n ear-i » 


by 
towns 
who 
would 
like 
this 


e x tra money are invited to call 


The Show Everyone 
Is Talking About! 


R ic h e s t^ 
wEntertamment 


\ Experience! 


5M »T v. I M W L * 


RODGERS & 
HAMMERSTEIN'S 
The 


.*m k« f ar a t tk a door 


j the 
Aetna 
m anager, 
Aetna 


Ticket* $2 so from any 
I Finance Co., 48 N. Centre Street, 


j PA 4-5800. 


I Loans 
over 
$.300 
made 
under 


I 
— 


Oeooi j(i 
KERR 
Tai 
BRYNNER 
2 0 - C*"tury-ko* 


AIR L IN E S NEED 
MEN and WOMEN 


> 7 ’ j to 3V 
w a rr i.a af * ->g .. »• * ’* e a r . 
w all 
J pO<d 
PO *.* 
T . t * '" •: O 
Of 
N or- •»*>— ta 
e..p * 
I :On«a<t, 
Ho**.*»0* 
Corn««ur cofiOf* 
*.<.-»o*iO*'». 
Red o 
O p .fa fo n , 
S'a* o* 
Ag.n**, 
.*(, 
Good 
pay 
t r a v . l 
p io m o v f 
M C wrtty. 
G .ri* 
w h a 
o r . 
o c c p 'o d 
» 
a %3 H. • 'a 
.d — S .o u tf o**d r.i»o*>o' 
A vo 
- '. r v i t w i f l j mon *o f*o a <Of * p . o o l i l . * T. . 
.m o o I .c»*eoc* 
po* *io«* 
o< 
Comoro 
mon 
T .th .K io r** 
Iro lim .n a fy 
trpiOtng 
wt!l 
r * * 
In to r/ .'. 
**.*h 
p r . i. n t 
.m ploym .f,. 
Q u a 
.O w 


A i r li n e T r a i n i n g Division 


T o d a y 
Control 
lf*»tttut. 
S I S N otionol C ity 
la n k 
I d g 


4 2t lu tiid A v a n t* . C .. . lo n d , O h .* 


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...................... 


..................................... .H o m e P h o n e 


......................................Education 
. 


C i n e m a s c o p e 
55 


C O L O M A y O S L U X ! 


2 0 1 h C E N T U R Y r O X p r * « * n t « 
r J RICHARD EGAN 
DEBRA PAGET 
I 
and introducing 
•7,; ■'I' - % 
_ 


r 
ELVIS PRESLEY 


qVe M e Tende 


C 
I N 
E 
M 
A 
S 
C 
O 
P 
E 
I 


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" P , G S K , N 
PEEWEES" 
Jk 
, A ' 
I 11 Pe * 
GRIDIRON 
SMAU-FRY 
f f l g 


65c WEEKDAYS TO 5 P M , 73c EVES 
SAT. SUN 
HOL, CHILDREN 25c 


You can play it coy on a Lius, cagey 
in a cornfield, clever in a haystack 
or plain dumb in a m o t e l... but 
“YOU CANT RUN AWAY FROM IT’ 


BETTER 
BUY 
BUNNY 
BREAD 


On Sole At Your Local 


Independent Grocer 


A Product ai McIntyre* Bakery 


T H A N K S G I V I N G 
Odin nor 


. . . After The Gome 


Come "Down In The Volley" for your 
DELICIOUS FULL COURSE 
Turkey Dinner 


IN OUR NEWLY REMODELED 


DINING ROOM 
CAS TAYLOR'S 


C*mo» VolUy S N Mockantc St*. 


FREE PARKING 


Case Bfc-ER 
S2.99 
Full Quart BOURBON 
................$3.99 
CAS TAYLOR S DRIVE-!* LIQUOR STORE 


J 


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ti 


2 FIRST RUN HITS! 
ALL NEW! 
2 FOR I! NOW! 


t m 
s u e OO,^ 
^ - 
4- for Pf* ca. 


t* .« R £ ti r C 
■■ 
• 


SH# 
IN rood* 


in d ii i I*** rektt' 
Mr (**rch»ndiM i"»d« 


kislocy' But pltit* 


don t loll »k*( Cd»|W 


*•«* Or im **»T,h* 


my* try! 


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. 


ST Tp *VEl i n g SALZ*1'* * 


I tit] 


DAM ANDREWS JOAN FONTAINE 


(J ]U N E 


A 
L L Y 
S O 
N 
RP? 


Columbia Pictures Presents 


J 
a c k 
LEMMON 


^OU (§ANT ©UNi^W AY 
JROM ( 


ClNEM AScope 
T E C H N I C O L O R ® 


w•th — CHARLES BICKFORD -STUBBY KAYE- JIM BACKUS 


STARTS 
TODAY 


FEATURE AT — 12 OO • 2 OO • S SS N 
S SS . 7 56 • 9 57 


Phen* PA 2-4600 for a W ANT AD Taker 
THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, MD., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1956 
FIFTTEN 


TV 


V 
i 
W ID S E S D * I- T li» programs listed kris* ar* farms* 
I Oft 3 V 
,h* lelatleloo stations. Tha Cumberland News I* 
J 
nut rasponslbla for U t* changes. All limes ar* I EAT). 


VT TO P (C R S * . C a b le 2. 
< bannet 
t 
K U K A , P ittsbu rgh . 
C h an n e l 
I 
W M A L f A N C I. C abio I. 
< bannet 
7 
W A V A , H arriso n b u rg. 
C h an n e l I 
W R C ( M B I I, C a b io 4, 
Channel 
4 
Vt’J A C . Johnstow n, 
C h an n e l * 
W I I G (D u M o n t i. C o b ia I. 
< bennel & 
W IB C * . Altoona, 
C h an n e l IB 
Coble 
Channel 
S (A—4 Today on F*rrn 4 
1:00—2 Will Rogers Jr . 0 
4 Today 
4 
Today 
2 
Today 
6 
WHI H e rs Jr. IB 
g iA-3 ( apt. H ’garoo 
9 
Cape. K ga roo IO 
I BA-3 Mara Thoatro 
9 
4 y u le Rascals 
4 
I Th'ght, K ’toons I 
Homa Town 
> 
Romper Room 4 
Roy Rogers 
lf) 
• I A—-4 Romper Room 4 * 
lb ntv—2 Gerry Moore 
I 
4 Ding Dong S ol * 
I Morning Movie 5 
Garry 
Moore I 
Ding Dong S ol 6 J 
M otteitme 
IO ; 
JA IS— Gai i v Moore IO J 
IB.30—2 Arthur Godfrey 9 
4 Handstand 
4 
Woman's Anglo 3 
Handstand 
3 
Handstand 
i 
Monetime 
IO 
|0:4S 
Arthur Godfrey 2 
l l -00—4 Homa 
4 
Homa 
3 
Homa 
4 
ti:SO—2 Strike ft Huh 9 
I Ufo with Kite. 3 
Sir 1 ha It Rich 3 
Striae It Rteli IS I 
11.00-2 Valiant ( ady 
B 
4 Tic I ac Dough 4 j 
J Pet# a Place 
i 1 
New* 
3 
n im Thee. 
I I 
Tic Tse Dough 4 
Short Show 
IO 
U is—2 
(Alva cf 
Lift 9 
K D Ka 
11 dona 2 . 
I.oie of Ufa 
3 t 
Ca i# of Lila 
in 
U 30- 2 
'letreh 
Tom. 9 
JC ion n 
Corner 7 , 
4 ( ould Re You 4 
5 After 
Mov ta 
I I 
search 
Tom. 
2 I 
Search Tom. 
3 
Could Be You 
A 
Keo* 
IO 
13 4S-I 
Guiding 
Dight 9 
Guiding Dight 
2 
Guiding Light 
3 
Guiding Light 
IO 
1:00—2 Sews, 
Doug. 
9 
3 Stu dio 
7 
7 
4 Playful.!-* 
4 
Big Mort* 
2 
This la Answer 3 
Devotions 
6 
New* 
IO 
1:IS— What'* Trouble A 
Stand A < ount lb 
I JO-2 As M d 
Turns * 
SM v Hero 
As Wd Turns 
3 
Feature The# 
A 
As Wd Turns 19 


Calla 
Channel 


1:90— 7 Mu* 
B r o o k s 
9 
3 Favorite Story 7 
4 Afternoon 
4 
5 D’dine be Sle d S 
fio’tOrv T h ’tre 3 
Mise Brooks 
lo 
I.SO— 2 House Party 
9 
3 Racket Squad 7 
4-1 eon 
K rn i# 
4 
studio Two 
2 
Tem*. Erm# 
3 
Term. Pint# 
4 
t has 
Flynn 
IO 
3:00—2 Big Pa to ff 
9 
11- lim F aativol 
7 
4 Mat. 
I tetra 
4 
Rir 
Payoff 
2 j 
Matinee Th’tra ,3 ; 
Matinee Th tie f> , 
Big Payoff 
lo I 
3:30—2 Boh I r«f*by 
9 } 
3 Muait 
Hall 
S 
Boh Crosby 
2 > 
lo bs ann red lh 
I IS 
Valiant Lady 
2 
4:90—2 Pick temple 
9 1 
4 Queen for Day 4 
IT rankle I ai: ne S 
Queen for Day 3 
Brighter Day 
3 
Queen for Day 4 
Brighter Day 
lf 
4 IS—5 Se. , et Morm 
S 
Secret Storm 
3 I 
Secret Storm 
if 
I 30-3 f low n com er 
7 I 
$ Early Show 
5 
Edge of Night 3 I 
Edge of Night IO I 
I,IS —4 Modem R-. cag 4 j 
An ret Storm 
S 
Modern Ro'tes 4 
3 00— 2 Amo* A Andy 9 i 
3 Mi. he v Mouse 
T ! 
4 t omedy Ti mo 
4 I 
Nickelodeon 
2 
Comedy Time 
3 I 
Kagebr’sh Trail I 
Mu key M o u e * lh ' 
3.39- 2 Margie 
9 
4 tonight Th'tre 4 I 
West Marshal 
I 
Western Trails 3 I 
9.00-2 C isc o R d 
9 
3 Jungle Jim 
7 j 
J R U 
John*f>n 
J 
V s, B ta A Bill 2 
Sparta 
A 
Brave Eagle 
lo 
g t i 
News 
B 
* .IO—2 Spotlight 
9 


3-Town A C’nti v 7 
4-Sam A 1 1 lends 4 
5 Dun Mouse 
9 
News 
2 
Film theatre 
3 
Gold P ’v house I 
Penna 
Today IO 
B 4S—2 Ret*at<is News 9 
J .Sport* 
7 
4 N e w * 
W e a th e r 4 
Put P de, Apt*. 2 
Edwards News 3 
Ddw'rds .News 19 


I able 
C h an n e l 
7:90—2 Ramer 
9 
3-Parade 
4 Gold P'y house 4 
5-L g John S ’vor 5 
.Superman 
2 
Wire Sei vice 
I 
( oi bise Sheriff 6 
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9 JO— 2 I i f A Secret 
3 Ford Theatre 
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Alway* “ comb” out a hair aet with a brush, Bf sure to brush 
until every strand Is separated and than ndlust waves with 
hairbrush. You ran turn curls over the fingers with brush. 
Secrets Of Charm 
si 
I by John Robert Powers 


I I 
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I When mak.ng pm curls, always rn 
5 LeT 5 
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tun t • r rn J rom the ends toward "* 
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Bovmg 
j 
* i havp t0 *e! m-v hair pver> tho scalp and pull (he strands in 
Tin* i* Y 'r L ’e Ai night as it is so find and doesn't 
direction you wish them to lie 
IO to-ATwert*OM 
3!!hold betw* en appointments. Could after combing out. Keep in mind 
s The Hunter 
t you tell me the correct way of that if you want a loose curl, 
in 43— 3 F a iS id *Fight* ; m8kin* Pin-curls'” ’ w rites a stem wrap e n r ii un(fer the curl. 
Th# Pendulum 3 ographer from New Orleans 
j 
stragglers, 
unruly 
hair, 
or 
U ;0 & - 2 ll p m. Report * 
y ou should try to follow the es-,ghort wisps on tj,e nape can be 


i-Ntwt* 
4 tablished lines of your set, If you controlled 
by 
spray-on 
liquids, 
s Warren 
Kaw* * are setting 
your hair after a known 
as 
‘•veils” 
or 
“ nets ” 
New*, weather 6 shampoo 
always start with the Brush a wisp of hair into position 
New# 
it section of hair to be curled < about amj spray on liquid, lf you don’t 
u t * — 2 Data show 
^ 
‘ ^ inch-square section) and pull (ouch the wisp again, it will stay 
4 wcathar. Apt*. 4 straight up from the scalp and in place for hours. If you want to 
5 puvhoua#* 
a'thoroughly 
comb through 
until save money and make your own 
Mvitarv Th#*. 3 smooth. If you wear a part, begin hair-dressing, here is a very fine 
B o tuM«*!r** ic 
that point. Set pin curls acrose homemade substitute for hair lac* 


* the brow on each side to the tem- qUer. Cut two lemons in slices. 
J pie. With a parties* hair style. Add water to cover. Boil until 


2 move along the brow from temple thickness of liquid indicates all 
• to tem ple 
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fl»ir»r 


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11 45- New*, Sport* 
12 JO- 4 New* 
Saw* Th**. 
I bo—2 Meditations 


Coren On Bridge 


£ awa, Jeff. 
J I I L NfVtR r08Afef 
„ 
< FIFING CVfR tic 
lemon juice has been extracted ' ■< mdwwitr*.m5 \h 
You always complete the entire strain. 
The remaining mixture 
front section first. Then workman be used for grooming the hair 
from the ear to the center back tn the same way a lacquer is 
on both sides. 


Neither vulnerable. West deals 


NORTH 
A 3 
V A Q S * 
♦ Q J 9 4 
A A K 10 3 
WIR T 
KAST 
AA 9 8 6 
A K I 


f K i s t 
SB 9 3 
A A K 
♦ 10 8 7 6 3 2 
+ Q 6 3 
* 7 4 2 


SOUTH 
* Q J 10 7 5 2 
sr J IO 2 
♦ s 
* J9 8 


The bidding: 
W rit 
North 
I club 
Double 
I a * try. D o a b le 
Pat* 
t a* trp 
Doubt* 
Pa#* 
Double 
Pa** 


K a rt 
P a * * 
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Pa** 


South 
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P * M 


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roe finest 


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F l o w e r s 


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H ABEEB’S 


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7A N. Mechanic St. 


Spaded 


d ie t 
nEEDS _ 


We Carry A Most 
Complete Line of 
Dietetic Foods - 


C h ack 
th i* 
w o n d e r fu l 
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. 


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G o o d 
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th in g * to o a t a n d 'ac# w e igh t tool 


Opening lead: Ace of diamonds. 
Pitfall*, in bidding, play and 
defence were set up when today's 
hand was molded. 
West chose to open with an 
introductory bid of one club 
though ho had the standard re 
quirements for a one no trump 
call. North's double with a single 
ton spade was extremely risky, 
but he feared that he might be 
shut out of a profitable heart 
contract if he delayed action 
South hid rather aggressively and 
was 
catapulted 
into 
a 
spade 
game, when he found his part 
ner’s three no trump bid distaste 
fill, though it will be observed 
such a contract could not have 
been defeated 
West opened the ace of dia 
monds w ith the vague hope of ob 
taining a third round ruff, but 
" changed his mind when the fore-. 
; boding combination appeared in 
dummy. He shifted to a club and 
declarer won with dummy’s king 
On the spade lead from dummy.) 
' East placed low and the queen; 
went to West s ace. Not even re 
motely suspecting that partner j 
held the trump king , West con 
tinued with a club. 
Declarer 
' chose lo finesse and won the 
tuck with the jack Lack of cau 
tion at this point will lead to the 
defeat of the contract. If South 
.follows the course of least resist-1 
Vance, and plays the jack of 
spades to drive out the king.! 
West will develop the setting 
trick by way of the nine of 
spades 
South cautiously played a low 
spade. Playing high would prove 
advantageous 
only 
if 
trumps 
were 3-3 which did not seem like 
ly. 
If West proved 
to 
have 
AK9X, then no line of play could, 
prevent the loss of three tricks j 
But when the low spade brought ! 
forth East s king, declarer was 
able to pick up the entire suit 
with the loss of but two tricks. 
I 
Despite declarer’s perfect tech ! 
nique, V\est could hava defeated 
the contract by a play which on 
the surface appeared to be high-1 
ly unattractive, namely, the sec-j 
ond round of diamonds, 
Now 
when East is in the king of 
trumps a third round of dia 
monds builds up West's nine of 


Noah N u m s k u l l 


u<ed —and successfully. 


Tomorrow—Hands tell a story. 


T O I * POSTL RF. 
Achieve grace of the high fit degce 
make 
your# the posture 
Ideal 
Im 
prove Mane*, fifur*. M alta and the 
appearance of your clothe# 
Read th* 
informative, 
cavy to follow 
b o o k l e t 
YO! R P O S T W E ” . For a copy. arite 
to Secret* of < harm In rara of thi* 
paper. 
a ne lacing 
a 
*elf addre**#d, 
•templed envelop# *nd 10e in coin 
(Copyright IKM, John J 
Di..« t o ) 


W IF E p r e s e r v e r ; 


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SAT B LU T E A TAIL-llGbfl* 
fo r* a cow* puncher ? 


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B U T T E , /VV?NTANA 


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a t h i s t o r y a r e 


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too or ma nip tom, 
p a 
, 


R*tA»4 


To whiten white porcelain fix 
tures that have become yellow, 
.make a strong solution of laun 
dry bleach and water and let 
! stand in tub or basin for an 
ihour or so. 
Daily Crossword Puzzle 


In 
16 
17 
IS 


19 


21 
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A IR O nS 


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7 T re n c h a n t w it 


13 O b je ct* of the 


chace 
W itches 
Rainy day 
necessity 
Pleases 
Physicians' 
group: Abbr. 
Rid ic iller: 


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Declaim loudly 
— 
Hepburn 
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27 In s tr u c t 
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2 wds. 
St Bivalve 
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Conqueror a 
people 
3 4 Praise 
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37 A,‘kcd 
40 The Horst *— 
song 
4 4 En< umberert 
46 California 


rock-fish 


47 O u tfit 
48 Bronco busting. 


SI 
53 


bull-dogging. 
etc. 
Thru*t , 
Girl s name 
Time allowed 
for payment of 
a note 


85 Where. Lat. 


var. 
56 Silk voile 
fabrics 
SS Gen. George 
Catlett 
— 


60 Wind spirally 


around 
Act* 
Decorous 
C h iid s 


marble* 


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I Covering the 


main points 
eoncisely 


I B a th h o u s e * 
3 Nobel Peace 


priie winner. 
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4 Jo u r n e y 
5 E y e la s h e s 
6 Impeded the 


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cornfield 


tofu 


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9 A circuit 
10 Important dis 
covery of 1521 
11 Revise* again 
12 A ncien t c bv a r rot 
13 Book sire. 


51x12 inches 
14 Depress 
20 Fielder's fault 
23 Designated 
25 f'hatfer: Colloq. 
28 Closer 
SO Goes by 
32 D> structively 
35 Acts 
3 7 Product of 


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3 8 Entree tv 
39 Imagines 
41 Localize 
4 2 M a k e s pos!**' 
4 5 Stinkers 
4 4 Saline solution# 
45 ( ompontion for 


one or two in 
struments 


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l o w hum 


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h e p o o c g p m e t o a b a n d o n 


JUSTA ROLL 


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B< _LS 


By HJS POC<ET 


W I SPECIALIZE IN 
PRESCRIPTIONS 


(c o p y r ig h t 1956. 'lh # t t»;cago T rib u n e ) 


ANSWER TO PREVIOUS RUZZU 


Phones: PA 4-3646 


PA 4-3647 — PA 4-3648 
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P H A R M A C Y 


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Prescription Store 


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are made promptly, in pri 
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2nd Floor— PHONE: PArkview 2-5200 


L«ms Mad* to R*std*$Us of S'tar by Towns 


UN OAUGMTEP- me SAADE 'M. 
, O U N AVUAV— T wA T IS VCV S T D P V f 
V TM K P X C E A R E B O U N D T O 
BEI EVE ME* 
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mows n e 
KID GETTING 
ALONG aTT-OUT 


MEP MOTW6R. 
UZZP 


F1NE.AS 
PAO AS I CAN 
TELL-SEEMS 
VZ BE VEON. 
UAPPV 


D EN N IS THE M EN ACE 
Honk Ketehem 
G RIN A N D BEAR IT 
By Lkh ty 


D A I L Y C F.Y FT O Q l O T K — Here’s how to work it: 
A X Y n L B A A X R 


la L O N G F E L L O W 


One letter simply alands for another. In this sample A is used 


for the three L ’a. X for the two O'*, etc. 
Single letters, apos 
trophes. the length and formation of the words are ail 
Each day the code letters are different. 


A Cryptogram Quotation 


Q I 
B L F 
P W D H 
X L 
Z H H R 
C H J Q M T * 


Q M V 
B L F C C H K I 
L I 
W 
X P Q M V . 
R H O - 


P W R C 
Q X 
Q G M ' X 
C L — J L C K H R - 


Yeaterdav'a Cryptoquote: H E W HO CAN, DOES 
H E 58 HO 


CANNOT. T E A C H E S — SH AW . 


Dintnbuted by King Fen urea Sy«*d.ciia 


?/ 
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G U L . . 
J . i a t i 
I 
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“ Our problem is ‘fall out,' men! . . . Now that we>* made a 
bomb capable of destroying civilization, we re asked to make 


S IX T E F N 
THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, MD., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1956 
Phone PA 2-4600 for a W A N T AD Taker 


I — Announcements 


S h e g i f t that will cheer every day 
through th# year Uke a letter from 
home. 
Send 
the 
Evening 
Time*. 
Sunday Time*, 
or 
the Cumberland 
News a* a Christmas Clift 
The first 
issue will arrive in a colorful holiday 
wrapper. Christmas Gift Card bear 
ing your name will be sent with each 
gift 
subscription 
Out-of-Town 
Mail 
Subscriptions 
only. 
CSU 
Clrculstion 
Dept. Dis!MPA 2 4600 


P R F T ARK" sod pi of ect linoleum floors 
with plastte type Glaxo Lasts months 
ends waxing. Rosenbaum s 


2— Automotive 


2— Automotive 


GMC Trucks 
Case Tractors & Machinery 
Sew Holland 
Farm Equipment 
C O M P L E T E R E P A IR S E R V IC E 
FO R A L L M A K E S 
After We Sell— We Serve! 
Collins G.M.C. Truck Co. 


RT 40 EAST PHONE PA 2-3922 


ISSA Cadillse Coupe, Elks New 
Deremer s Garage 
Ridgeley, VV Va. 
R E S S I IO 
52 MG ROADSTER 
Iane mileage, whitewall tires. 
Perfect 
In every say. 
See it now? 
SPO R T S C A R 
M O TO R S A L E S 
McMullen Hwy. P A 4-0520 or P A ! £ * » , 


1955 Rambler 4-Dr. 
Station Wagon 


Completely Equ'ppcd 
Including Hydromat ic, $1795 
M-G-K Motor Co 


221 GLENN ST. DIAL PA 2-2300 


F E R G E S O N 
TRACTO RS 
f> ARM MACHIN E R V 
Right's Garage, Bslto 
P ike PA 4-4170 
Pick Up Trucks 
DINGLE ESSO STATION 
Fayette and Greene Streets 


2-Automotive 
2— Autom otive 
2— Autom otive 


3 dr. 


55 Ford Ranch Wagon 


Heater, defroster, turn a goals, wind 
shield washers. Many other extras. I 


owner. Like new! 
ST. G E O R G F. MOTOR CO. 


1953 Ford Custom 
1950 Buick 
1941 Chev 
Mon panel 
P A D F IE L D SUNOCO 
642 Greene 


$745I 
sun 
42951 


PA 3 2973 


PA 3 -MMI 
International Harvester 
Authorised 
Dealer 
Motor 
Trucks 
Farm Tractors A .Machinery 
T H E L IG H T * D E I K E R CO 
I Th IS 
113 9. Centre St 
Phone PA 2-Mot) 


M U S T 


C U T 


20 


GO To Choose Frnm> 


C U S T O M E R 


SATISFACTION 


Absolutely 
GUARANTEED 


Frostburgs BUICK Dealer \and 


1914 B U IC K 4 D R 
R , IL . D YN . 
195.1 B U U K a OR 
R . H . D YN 
953 R I H N 4 DR 
R , R . DV V 
1952 S T U D Y . C P E 
R-, H . O D . 
ISSI S T U D Y C P E . H., O D. 
1947 C H E V 
C P E . R . H 


ST. C LO U D M O TO R S 
PHONE 441 
FROSTBURG, MD. 


Vi Chev. “ 210” 4 dr,. PG. 
55 Pont 4 dr. Fully 
Equipped. 
55 Chev. “ 210” 4 dr. Sharp. 


he time of year wihfnUtj 
Ford F lane 4 dr. Loaded. 


ones must he reduced 
55 chev. Sports Cpe. Perfect. 


iou ran buy at greatly olds -pa” 4 dr. Loaded 


parings. 
AU cars h u n d r e d s phm. 
below book. 


rn 


I O W N E R ( R F A M P U F F 
1954 Che* 
Relalr, 
P G . 
ww: 
fully 
equipped. Reduced for quit k sale* 
1951 Dodge A pass, coupe, R, H. new 
tires, $450. 
507 Pine Xie.. 
PA 4 1218 


'51 Dodge 4 door 
Radio and heater 
Charles Gurley Garage 
129 N 
Mechanic St 
Dial PA 2 4944 


S T O P 


Paying Somebody's Overhead 


13 Furnished Apartm ents 
20-For Sale Miscellaneous 


Two and Three Room 


Furnished Apartments. PA 4 3874 


dr 
It. ft, My# 
j\V#i!« 
Very f lean in A < 
me to d ay-Books 11 .MVI OO 
50 Will vs 


54 Plym. S Wag. Real Nice 
it Buick Spl. HT, Sharp 
•Owner. 
_.New 
Ce thi« 54 Chev, 4 dr. Kxcellent. 
154 Plym. A dr. AT. Perfect, 
54 Dodge Royal 4 dr. 


/I 
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a I AOA 4 Olds * 88 
4-dr. !-( 
( axillae 
S1080LrhCT 4(tr P(, , 
4 dr 
P 
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Hvrf 
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W I 
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$260 
iPOERL'S 


I S E D C A R I/ )T 


I Pane! 
4 rvl 
Good tire* A body. Run* 
• ;ght Worth *1<*>. 


53 Pont. 4-dr. (lean 


145 S . Mr 
P A 2 241 


Open 'It! t 


EVERY DAY IS 


SALE DAY AT .. . 


H A R O L D S 


B i l i c 


52 Pont H. T. 
per 
$880 


53 GM C Tractor. 2 speed axle, 21' flat r 
t v , 
D « e f H e r d 
I n 
trailer with atr, good IO 20 12 ply tire* 
Press Auto Mart. 
Rt. 2*. 
R E #961*, 
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......... 
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miles 
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r „ r v n ftt r f 
r d ** rnrrt 
44 
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A H L B L R N S 
C H E V R O L E T 
C O . 
y ord Custom 4 dr., leaded 
$159', 
A Bul. k Cen. 4 dr. HT 
>1425 >5$ Chev Conv 
fj* e new 
91195159 Olds 4 dr HT 
$13*5 55 Chev. 2 dr. V # A Beauty , 
$10*5 55 Fo rd 2 dr. 
, 
$ 950155 Hudson Wasp 
A Beantv 
$ 4*5i34 Buick 5pee. 4 dr loaded .... 
8 495154 Buick Sup., loaded 
. . . .. . 
$ 2*5 53 Plym outh Cranhrook ............ 
j59 Pontiac J dr Hvd 
AHLBURN'S Chevrolet Co '•'» p,vm' 
R'*’ **Mrp 


5# Chev. •*210** 2 Door Sdn, 
54 Chev. 4 Dr 
S 
Wagon 
54 Chev. *'2IO” 4 Dr, sdn, 
13 M e m irv Monterey Maid Top 
55 Chev 
Bel A ir 2 Door Sdn 
52 Ford 2 Door Station Wagon 
SI Desoto Custom 4 Door Sdn . 
51 Desoto Custom Convertible 
49 Pontiac 2-Door Sdn. 


own 


$2 TC* 
$2 ,95 
$!«9V 
, *2*95 
I '795 


3 Ford 4 dr. OD 
153 Pack. 2-dr. I-Owner 
k 
$1150153 
Pack. 2-dr. TT. 1-Owntr 


Super X 
8 4 
d- a lone Gr V ery clean 53 Rmck Slip. HT 


B 
H 
Dvn. Must *e . and d n v . to ap 
, 
Loaded 


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- G U A R A N T E E D — 
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3 Dodge V 8 4 dr. Sharp 
2 Ford Viet. Perfect 
super Catalina 
AU leather Inter-or. R 
, . 
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a 
C h A rn 
h i 
Dual 
Ranee 
Hvd 
2 lone 
Gr. 
W 
7 n rn 2-flr. X * 
> n arp 
; Walls. Th.* is really a sharp one. 
|S3 P lv m . 4-dr. Like N e w 


i. 
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crtAA 31 Chev. 4dr. Perfect 
ol Chevrolet 
$400 5i Rui(k 4.dr< Black at. 
stvie Im. IM*. 4 dr. 
It 
R 
P 
Glide 
« j _ d „ - | 
Sn* like new, but a 
good serviceable 1 
asn * n r > r' eal 
c lean healthv ca r 
j S I Olds “ 98 
4-dr. S h a r p 
A L L P R IC E S C I T - 
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4< Jr 
^ 
51 Studebaker 
$3501’! L'ACk; 
Vers clean Original tat* eolor. Starlite 
J- 
** 
( ne H A D .hist completelv overhaul *30 W illy * S W a g o n 
The economical champ of the road 4g C h e v 
O h ("p e 


49 Willys S Wagon 


56 FORD ........ 
slam 4 door R A H 
53 PLYMOUTH 


HT. R A H 
53 PONTIAC 
. 
Catalina, R 
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iu d 


S T O D 


We 


Pay 11 
mien s 
have 


313 PF.NN A V E. 3rd floor. Two nire 
room*. 
Sem i 
private 
b ah . 
Adults. 
*# week. Glenn Watson 
PA 2 4040 


3 
RO O M S, 
private 
entrance, 
bath. 
Adults. Reference 
Heat and gat fur 
nished. 
Nice 
location. 
Phons 
PA 
2 6761 


2 
ROOM S, 
bath, 
gas, 
electric, heat, 
I rigidatre. porch, washing facilities 
Adults. IS H Virginia Ave. 


3 ROOM S, first floor, all private, auto 
matic 
beat, 
automatic 
washer 
and 
dryer. P A 2 1570 or PA 2 262.1 


T H R E E 
looms 
second 
floor, 
private 
bath, porch, entrance, utilities, latin 
dry $12 weekly 707 Baker. PA 4 1177 
SI 700 N E CON D 
floor, 
private 
entrance, 
I 
large furnished i -Mini*. bath, screen 
e 
n e /v 
ln 
l»«rch. 
M cM ullen 
Highway. 
S S O U ' 
1 resaptown Phone P A 2*186# 


K R f •* \ PTO W A 
3 nice large, clean 
rooms, 
hath, 
Frig id aire, 
venetian 
Minds 
Large 
closets. 
Private 
PA 4 6503 


IW O large rooms, bedroom and kit 
• hen. 
all 
furnished; 
or 
.3 
rooms 
I Littles furnished Central 
PA 4 1214 


I ROOM S, private bath, porch 
Adults 
References 
Heat 
A 
gas 
furnished 
< entrallv located, P A 4-0533. 


N IC E L Y furnished 3 room apartment 
p m ate bath, private entrance Adult* 
114 Greene st 


225 


;53 CHEV. BELAIR .$ 990 
a i 


M S D 
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51 BUICK 
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R 
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Dvn 
;50 CHRYSLER 
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4 dr 
R A H 


2 NI' 
Utllttl 
roo 
rat flopt 
Adult* only. 


Lolo Prices! Snouting, Spout 
ing Fixtures, Root Paints! 
Liberty Hardware Co. 
51 N 
Liberty St 
Phone PA _ * 7>4,J 


p l a s t i c ” W A IX t V le T I3 c s o 
F T 
O T T I > L ' T J V ’ O FLO O R C O V E R IN G 
D U I i IV La I O Bedford Rd Pa2 4975 
Baby Parakeets For Sale 


439 N Mechanic Phone PA 2-7011 


AUTO Insurance to cover State Law 
132 22 Also Workmen's Compensation 
Fire 
Glenn Watson PA 1-4040 
KITZMILLER MEMORIALS 


MONUMENTS and MARKERS 


All the nest marble and granite 
including "R o ck of Aget' grand# 
and “ Barr# Guild 
M em orials" 


Fred'ck A George Ms P4 2 0760, 2 3984 


"SMM 
W HAT 
TOV 
MUT** 


G ET SAH G R E E N ST A M PS FO R 
SaWfflSPPURUCKER'S 
PA 27##? 


Display 


W D PA IN T 
158 N 
Centre 
Mobile Homes 
Trailer 
Village. 
Near 
Save 15 °o 


On 
PA 4 2754 
I,avale 
Police 
On 
Bottled Gas 


2 0 * F o r S a l e M i s c e l l a n e o u s 
RENT AL-- F LOOR SANDER? 
Try “ Pennsy” 
Route 40 N arrow * 
Dial PA 2 TIO® 
Free F a t* Parking! 


SP KCI AI 
Sewing machines »d lusted t* 
the 
home 
$2 
ElectHfy and 
BUS 
VX A K F F IE L D Saiea 
PA 3-84JO. 2 4<*4 


STORY 
A 
C lark 
piano with 
superb 
"Story tone" 
mahogany 
mudding 
hoard 
M oor m<Hicl in perfect con 
dition. 
Reduced 
for 
quick 
aal# 
l« 
only $575 
Syekea M usic Store 
22 N. < anti# 
P A 
2 1140 
, 


BENNETT'S 
PA 2-7900 


S T O P 


c ca'Ti# 
I HOOVER Sales & Service 
a a l 
1 4 Unfurnished A p a r t m c n f s r i c h a r d 
c o l l i n s , t c R v i c i 
m a n ' 
. 
(i7#~M«ryi#Bd 
g ec«w d ^ oor~ p ri-1L Bernstein 
Pa 4-5900 
475 
r u t . 3 rooms. hath. porch 
2 room*, h a n d 
made 
doll 
furniture, 
beds.) 
third floor 
$35 month. Glenn Watson. 
,-radles. 
crib*, tables, benches, 
kit | 
P A 8-4040 ^ ______ 
________________ 
chan 
cabinets 
509 
Shriver 
Ave 


S P F .R R Y 
Terrace — *tearo 
heated 
4 
_ _ _ _ _ _ 
room 
apartm ent 
Rent 
maaenabi* 
K O O tU vEN ’T A LU M IN U M A W N IN G S 


At Th 
Buy. the 
owned at 


be* 
,4’ffo Sales 
car you ever 
lo west price in 


PA 2 7195 


316 Pace St. — 4 Rooms, 


Private bath. Porch and 


Yard. Phone 4-3335 


Wetfb 
Insulation 


! Ft 
Ashby 
2110 
Free Estim ates! 
Frostburg 
$4< 


hoi 
1.0 I 


QU A R T S, 
S AVF 
H E R E ! 
*3 99 
JA C K A D OROTHY W E T Z E I 
STRAND LIQUOR STORE 
N 
C E N T R E at B A L T IM O R E ST. 
T<m Cmn Stop Tour Cat N m 


rd. 


PHONE 28 


53 Ford J Dr., Loaded 


HYNDMAN. PA 
rh#,,f * <lr 
'*'* 
* 
.53 Ford Ranch Wagon. 


52 PONTIAC S. WAGON 


4-Dr. 8 Pass. Like New! 


T> A T TP A P L P Q I M If. Mechanic 
I V A U 
I A v . X X O Ju st below Valley j j old* 
WINTER TREADS?- 
Get Them N ^ W l 
New and 
Nu-Treaded T ire i In Stock 
PUNT .DP T IR E A B A T T E R Y S E R V IC E 
6 W IL L IA M S ST. 
PA 2-3190 


53 < hev. 2 Dr. Real N re 
52 Packard A cream puff . 
52 Stud*. 4 Dr. 
............ 
52 Na*h, Elk# new. 
.. . . 
I I Plym outh, real ‘ harp ,. 
51 Nash Amba*aador 
. . . . 
I Packard, loaded 
‘86” A ( re arr puff 
51 Buick 4 Dr. 2 Tone 
51 Chev, 2 D r........................ 
51 Fo rd 4 Dr. 
. 
. . . . . 
SI Old* Holiday 4 dr. . . . . 
SI Stude \ 8. 4 dr 
. . . . . . 
id Ford V I 2 or 4 dis........... 
MI Chevrolet I or 4 dr*......... 


.{» 54 Buick 
*,fin90'4» Ford Oh-. Sedan 
I prr H 
Top R v 
2 lone 
R 
H 
D v n , 
*1695 
Steering 
Tht* car wa* $!99x on 
C h d V , 2-dr. B la c k 
■ sov Truly an 
exceptional 
buy. 
It s 
IOO - 
I 
guaranteed 
Check 
It! 
t eon 
_ _ 
J in 55 Che v. V -8 
$ 1550 


a beauty I ^ 
, ! M Ar 
' * f 
, 
| agy green over ivory 
* get' Nee it! 
J " ’154 Ford 
$950i» s. Cent™ st 


i ,r, rmtm I dr . ... H,<i w. w ,m |u Harrison SL 
I *95 Very clean A right. 
9 595 I 


^ . V 
Glide 
2-tone 
V e ry clean in A out 
Smith'sTriangle 
Motors 


Y our Packard Dealer 


55 FORD .............. 
Victoria. R A H 
53 MERCURY ____ 
Mnntrrev HT. R 
H. 
53 FORD . . . . . . . . 
f u«?om " I* 1 t dr 2.*9# actual 


SI 700 


$ 990 


W ALLPAPER 


lop- 
even 


. 
I 
Thrifty Auto Sales J 


4 RO O M and bath, private. Heat 
water. Ja n ito r 
N ewly decorated 
fated Prospect Square. Call P A 2 7292 i 
attar ai*. 
P R U A11A 
finit 
floor, 
three 
rmmi* I 
Cochran Paint* 
Sander. Rented 
e I - I o n 
Purche* 
Va d 
v 
h 
st 
P X 2 009H 
Reear Aftotgtnglg g«dgv*old 
5 I ZOU 
until 5 no 
PA 4 6779 
after 5 
Q U E N T IN M 
H IC E 
19 luring A y 
^ w 
w 
... .. 
c (>P^n 7 d* v» 
» • no to l l p rn 
P R IX A l E 3 rooms and hath, 411 Wash — ——— 
— ------------- 
—................. ...................................... 
mgton street 
Apply 
second National! 
Headquarters for 


T 
I ™ n' " r1m" ' 
! Hunting & Archery Supplies 


u i i / 1 m 
A 
' c 
t a c k l e 
s h o p 
L a mg Ave 
FN I I N 
O 
O 
243 
V A . 
A V E . 


4 S E Y M O l R ST -2nd floor ]private1 
rooms, hath 
V ery Bice. 124 month 
lenn 
Watson 
P A 
2 4040 


ALUMINUM 
STORM DOORS 


Finest quality. Complete with 
all hardware and full piano 
hinge. 


$39 95 
BUCHANAN 


LUM BER COMPANY 


549 N. CFN TRE 
TA 2 065C 


n u 
C if I 
that will cheer evety day 
through the year like a intel finn* 
home 
Mend 
the 
Evening 
Tim e*. 
Sunday 
lim e * , 
or the Cumberland 
News a* a C hristmas Gift Th# first 
issue will a rn v # in a colorful holiday 
wrapper. C hristm as Gift I * ’d hear 
ing your nam e will he sent with each 
gift 
subscription. 
Out of-1 own 
M ail 
Subscriptions 
onlv 
I all Circulation 
Dept 
Dial P A 2 46«0 
.. 


9 o'e! 


T R IPLE LAKES AUTO MART so Buick 2 Dr. 


VO Plvm . CoovertibS# 
Or I vt a 
F e * M i n — Sa « lf"* e I l l* 
| mco|n 4 door 


SS Nash 
HT 
*995 50 Plvm 4d 
f24U*® I'Ord Sta. 
Wagon 
51 Chev. 
4 d $109$ SO Dodge 4 d 
52 Olds 
2 d 
$795 SO Ford 2 d 
52 Plvm 4 d 
$495 49 Buick 4 d 
51 Olds A d 
$695 49 Ford 4 d 
50 Pont. HT 
$495 
49 Chev. 2 d 
50 Mere. 4 d 
$395 48 Ply m 4 d 


52 Ford F $ Dump 
.............. 
52 Stud# *» ton pkp 


$3951 
$3451 
$295: 
$245 
$245 
$ 95 
$605 


TRUCKS 
53 G M C *4 T. Pickup LIS# new 
52 Chevrolet Van 
....... 
......... 
52 Dodge Panel ......................... 
52 Ford Courier 
......... 
51 Ford V t x« T 
Pickup ....... 


51 Jeep 4 wheel drive 
Plow . 
50 Chevrolet sedan delivery , 
49 Chevrolet 
T. Panel ... 
41 Ford tv ton Panel 
No 
Dote* 
Pagmf-.t— Bank 


Bt 220 
T ri pl# Lake# 


$’,4Vst I IWV. a, T. Pkup 
*~u 
5! Chev. Truck want ta 
*545 sn Chee. Panel, clean. 
$293 so t hev. 
Pickup 


$ 095 | 
S 49' 
I sax; 
« 4*5 
t SRX; 
$ 995 J 
$ 395 
$ 393 
* 295 I 
* IM 
$ 395 | 


t *95 
• rn. I 
$ *95' 
$ 495! 
*595 j 
* 
$ 4*5 
$ 395 
» 395 
I 695 


6°o 


BANK RATES — 


With All New Car Price 


Increase*, Used Car* Are 


Now At Their Lowest. 


GULICKS 


Cor S. 


Ph. 
Centre A Urn*. 
— PA 2-3650 


RECONDITIONED & 
GUARANTEED 


USED CARS 


56 President Classic 4 door sedan. 


Beautiful 2 tone paint, auto 


matic 
transmission, 
radio, 


heater, tinted 
glass, power 


steering, power brakes, white 


tires, directional signals, back 


up lights, windshield washer. 


$ide mirrors and undercoat 


This car is brand new in every 


respect. 7 OOO 
actual milea 


New guarantee and title. 


COLLINS 
Studebaker 
Garage 


75 Henderson Ave. 
PA 4 1542 


Weekdays 'til 9 
Sat. 6 


1956 ""‘ T H E f t IR W A R D X o O K ^ S s v U l# 
model 
Desoto 
Push 
button 
Auto 
m#tlc drive 
Radio. etc. Below bw>k 
voluc 
Only 
4,000 
mile*. 
D»»l 
TA 2 2791 or night PA 2-5468 
53 Stude Comm Spt. Cpe. 
R H. Hvd WIX 
W it# Wheels Ei<#l!vnt 
BABB MOTOR SALES 


152 Wineow St. 
PA 2-4570 


Perfect Used Cars 
At Very Low Prices 


_ 
j56 Mere. Cu^t. hardtop 
Many OiKcra lo C W 
From 
IM Merc 4 door sedJ 
f 5 Down On Can Ip To t<00 :> 4 Mfrc_ Montprey H T Nlce 


*95,49 lord 2 too dump 
Tvr rn I 
148 Ford D * T ch#»*n 5’ #. 
PA 4 4*3 1 147 l ord I ton chassis dual whcvl I 495 


BANK TERMS 
>4 Nash Rambler 
53 Chevrolet 2 door 
53 Pontiac 4 door 
49 Ford V -8 2 door 
49 Nash 4 door ___ 


M on. — Sat. 


PA 4-6468 305 s. Centre PA 4-2201, PA 2-1771 
PA 4-6464 ________________________________ 


8 9 P. M 


315 P E N N A V E.- 2nd floor pnygt# 4 


4— Auto Glo** 


3-DAY 


"M O V E O U T 


S A L E 
Priced to 


GLASS INSTALLED 
f W H I L E YOU W A IT ) 
BEERMAN AUTO PARTS 


519-521 N 
M e c h a n ic 
P A 
4-6250 
m i r v t i m 
4 -f>om 


S P E C-I A L S I 
$’ 49 C O R D U R O Y , A LI 
C01/5R9 06c 
$.><»« IT A L IA N V E L V E T E E N *2 49 
98c T A F F E T A S A SA T IN S 69c 
rooms, 
hath. 
Newly 
decorated 
21 
I M P 
F A IL L E 79c 
porches 
*32 month. 
Glenn Watson 
Kitchen Chair# Covered in Plastic 
P A 2 4040 
G E O B R A G G . La V A L E , Md 
PA 4-4611 


3 
R (H !\ K V n a ~ k ,t , h e n e .t e r ~ p r ,v s t U l„ l>ly 
k> » * ■ ^ 
V>l* 
C^ UrCl> 
hath 
and 
entrance 
south Cumber- FO R 
R E N T —Tape 
Recorder*. 
Movie 
land 
Phone P A 2 0069 
I 
Cam era. 
Movie Projector, 6 16 mm 


IM ! MT 
RO Y XI 
X V I 
firs t "flo o r'd T . 
0°!^ 
n • r :" '" * * 
Pigs 
Five room* and sunroom 
New 
Motion Picture Service. 160 N 
Centre 
Iv 
Accolated 
Gas 
heat. Garage 1 
St 
P * * * * » _________________________ 
I 
Adults <8 
PA 2 52*2 
Swing King ( hair. excellent condition 


FORMICA 


FO R CCH N TKR TOP* 
Try “ Pennsy" 
Route 40 S a l rows 
Dial PA 2 730* 
f -ce bang Parking' 


U SED farm tractor* and Equipment - 
New Badger, t lay and pel-aval barn 
and 
d airy 
equipment, -lohn 
Ueei# 
kale* and Service. R 
D, '-pen her. 
Phone 4 ii J . Meversdile, P« 


cello 
XX tapped fireeting tard a 
Bv 
t A R D M A STF RS 
Now Only pie At Most Stere# 


ONE 
used 
Kelvinator 
electric 
rang# 
$HX> 
One used Westinghouse electric 
range *>h 
One used Krlvinator r#- 
frtgerator *5fi One used Westioghous# 
refrigerator *35 
One used Montgom- 
rry 
W ard 
refrigerator 
*66. 
Terms 
available 
Green Hartman Xpplianc#, 
138 N 
centre M 
Dial PXthT.lh 


I LO SE O I I 
EX f NING GOW NS 
Value* to *49 95, now 
$’-*9# 
Evening 
jackets 
•• •• 
SYKES STYLE SHOP 
805 Md. Ave 
Datiy ll a BJ., t P na. 
Phone PA 2 1570 


B O Y S 
aire 
4 
legging 
ae t. 
sue 
I. 
tweed 
m aternity 
suit. 
Pl*y 
phone P A 2-6239 
_____ 


Move! 


We inust make room, for 


5— Auto Repair*, Service 


NORTH EN DIGARAGE 


507 Henderson Ave. 
PA 2-359$ ( ( , v. t 


1^f a r u ^n 6~a Uto shop| 
Phone PA 4-1216 
507 Pine Ave 


i n m « i v i.* 9 t «hhh ip iftrn fflU pn 
es 
c 
At# bath 
garage, ttram near 
D e n n e t t 
I r o n s r e r & b t o r o g e 


' " " " * 
A " 
Adul' ' 
^ 
" " W a r r h o u ^ o - F r a n k lin S t. C a 2-S770 
I 
P A 2 5331 


PLYWOOD 


In t e r io r 
F x t e r io r 
M a rin e 
Try “ Pern | 


Skilled Radiator Service 


5 RO O M S. fir*l floor, private 
Elect rte. 
hath 
Hot 
air 
furnace. 
ta ll 
P A 2-3409 


4 rooms, sm all porch, nee- 
r. heat, hot water furnished. 
i sets 
W I 
P A 4 (174? 


R fKfAIS. 
private 
hath, 
first 
floor, 
39 C resap St 
Xpplv 2 Grand Ave 
Phone P A 4 4423 


Used 
Building Material 
Coal for Sal*. 
Cumberland .salvage 
TA 4 6663 


"No Hunting or trespassing" aigni. 
Federal Printing. 
237 Columbia St 
PA 2 3424 


USED TAPE RECORDERS 


Phonographs, 
H i -Fi 
tgu.pm tnt 
trade-ins on '57 Models. Come Schade's Mech. & Val. PA 2-0500 modern four room apartment, pn 


I 
—I 
i 
•....... 
| 
vat# bath, 
hard wood floors, auto-, _ 
_ 
early and get your pick of 
j 
.inc heat and hot wats furnished enterprise Amusement Co. 


I 
B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s 
‘ ' Cumberland Street 
i ar! F 
Soh 
j?§ n C F N I R E S I 
D IA L P A 2-0050 
r r 
J 
m utt. Agent. 16 S. Liberty Street — I 
____ 
I 
Phone P A 4 OMO 
'H O S P IT A L IZ A T IO N . Laie, 
Accident A 
Health. 
Representing 
Traveler# 
in* 
these Locally-Owned, 
Tested Used Cars. 
Safety- 


Bout# 40 Nairowa 
Dial PA 3 
Free goiy Parking' 


CHROME* KIT* HEN 
S L IG H T L Y 
I SED 
WO. 
t A L L PA 2 0(156 


' 30# 


LA RG E pop corn machine wtahl# foe 
play ground, 
bazaar, theatre, me. 
XI a son a Snack Bar. Phone P4 4 9MI. 


Two bicycle#, one 24” and other 36” 
Good condition 
Phone PA 2 W 
33 Remmgi-in pump gun with #cope 
Phone PA 2 7544 
atter T P . X 
I ____ 


2 P IE! F. 
Mohan 
living room 
amt*. 
*75, good condition. Phone PA 2 f>2#l 
before 7 P. M. 


H A R O L D 'S 


McMullin Hwy at Custard Stand 49 Lincoln 4 dr. 
9 a. rn. to 9 p rn. 
Dial PA 44670 49 Studebaker 4 dr. 


(I) 56 OLDSMOBILE 
Super 88 Holiday Sdn. 


Demonstrator, Nicely equipped 
Come see this 


Merl# Cornelius Ridgeley R E 8-9290 


T O W IN G 
24-HOUR 
IO 
SERVICE 


NO s t o r a g e c h a r g e s 
TAYLOR, PA 2-7979 


'5 5 F o r d C u s t o m " 8 " 2 - D r. 
R H , f ordomatic, 1-Owner 
Nelson Auto Sales 


Potomac, Ridgeley R E 8 9290 


48 Hudson 4 dr.............. 


Cumberland 
Lincoln-Mercury 
828 X. Mechanic St. 
Phone PA 4-0460 


V in iic 
srv iiua B P 3UtV • • • It S 


j jq Priced Right ’ 
195,(2) 5 5 O L D S 8 8 H O L . C P E 
HO Heater, Hyd. WSW Tires, Under- 
100 coated. 2-Tone 


f3) 54 CHEV 4-DR SDN. 
Stanford Tran-rn,.-ion RH. Rack 8 -Cool For S o l. 
Up Light 


S A L E —D ry deaning #hop fully equip-!_______________________ 
ped 
Lowr rent. Lnng leaae, Cath or JU * 
V IR G IN IA 
AXT . 
*ernnd 
floor I 
term#, 
Owner 
retiring. 
W rit# 
Box 
private 3 room*, bath. porch 
Good! 
503 A d 'O I imea News 
^ 
I 
condition. 
*28 month. Glen Watson i 
M O T E L 
with 
living 
quarters 
doing 
7 ,4 2A M O 
_ 
nice busine*#. Hot water heated, oil h 
r s ! 
floor. 
4 rooms, bath, clo se t*._____________________________________________ 
furnace, new coal furnace with stok- 
>JlrM basement 
(d a l furnace or ga* 
H A P P Y 
H H 14! F A R M S M I L K 
- 
m 
installed, 
can 
use 
e ith e r! 
h„ 
t. SmaU >arrt 
m independence; , m 
r r 
F A lW S a B U L A 


Thousand* of Yard# of 
k IL L DIRT 
Delivered 
Phono PA 2 458# 


bt 
827.0t)«)t 
*10.000 
down, 
balance 
on 
easy payment#. Reason for aeihng — 
other interests See or phone Roland LAVAGE, 5 room duplex, bath, heat 
Mender -no. 
New 
Creek. 
W. 
Va., 
P«c«h- Urge vard. garage. Pn 
Phone Keiser 22907. 
vale entrance Phone PA 2 35.32 _____ 


:Gallon 73c 
Gallon 38c 


5 H A M PSH IR E pig* 6 week* old 
R. 
L 
I ro##. 
Rout# 3 Bedford 
Road. 


(an PA 4 2104________________ _ _ _ _ _ 
NEW hinger Electric Sewing Machine 
with 
6 
attachment# 
*99 90 
Call 
PA 2 3060 


Plus Jug Deposit 
Get It At Local Grocers 


Rebuilt Mavtag and 
General Electric washer 
133 Rare <*< 
Theme PA 4 20M 


ED R R EN T — 
Vfodern 2 bav service |C 
station 
Excellent location in city of 
_ 
t umberland 
Dial PA 2 1740 


— burnished Kooms 
BROOKS HOTEL 


PARAKEETS 
l l Lyon# St Ridgeley Phone RF. #-9119 


F 20 Farm all 
*349 
IMN r armall w cult 
. 
*539 
'52 6 O I. Lord 
*889 
*2 90 and ap 
H 
G, Bender 
Al#o^upphes Uhnne 2'V» 
Vie end# e 
Pa 


MAHOGANY upright piano Good con 
dition. Reasonably priced. 1936 Bed 
ford st 
Dial PA 4 5939 
Somerset B.g Vein Pa 2-77IO °^ 1„Ur,L .„ 
( 4 ) 5 3 O L D S 9 8 H O L . C P E . ) 
» u k in d s o k s t o k e r c o a i 
automatic heat 


RH. Back Up Lights. Turn Sis 
nals. Hyd. Power Brakes, Power 
Windows 


,(5 ) 
5 3 B U I C K S U P . 4 - D R . 
4 door *edan, un. uke Rjj Dyn power steering. Power 


g u a r a n t e e d b e r l i n b ig 
v e i n 
$7.00 TON 
DIAL FA 2 9713 
GEO. L E Y D IG 


MIRRORS 
$.5 $7 W E E K 
T E L E V IS IO N IN LO B B Y Door M irror*. 
Mantel Mirror#. GI##* 
""""clean roorTC""”einkT""~Erlgi-! ^',rnB uro 
Top., 
Mirror. 
r##ilv*rwd TWO hor*« 
!»«»•• 
laundry 
privilege.. 4 
I 
automatic heat. 400 Decatur St 
AKT GLASS COMPANY 


C R ESA P PA R K 
PA * 4422 


Glen-Roy Olds Co. 


Henderson Ave. at Frederick 
Phone PA 4-6685 
NEWJEEPSALE! 


$IOO over book for 
your trade-in' 


1953 Che violet 
new 
. 
1952 Mercury 4 door aedan, radio, heat- B r a k e s 
er. overdrive 
t an he bought right 
Phon# P A 4 6440. 


Bank Financing 


A T O U R O F F I C E 


30-Month 5% Interest 


ON A LL '5# M O D EL# 


M AKE US AN OFFER* 
25 GOOD CARS 
NO DOWN PAYM ENT 


*53 Buick Super 4 dr. 
*53 ( hev. * 219 * 4 dr 
*52 Plvm . station Wagon 
*52 Ford ( onvertible 
*5# M ercury 4 dr 
*52 Desoto Maintop 
’SI Lord Pick up 
'XI ( hev. Stvielme 4 dr 
'XI ( hev. stvielm e 2 dr. 
*51 Old-mobile ' SS" 
*51 Stude. 4 dr. V 8 
*51 Plymouth 4 dr. 
■’xn ( hrvaler 4 dr. 
Mo Pontiac 3-dr. 
Mi Slurte. 2 dr. 
*50 Hudson Convertible 
*59 Mercury 4 dr 
*49 I hev, < I 
Up#. 
*49 Plvm 
4 dr. 
*49 Plvm . 2 dr. 
See Joe Robinette At 
MOORE MOTOR SALES 


239 N. Mechanic 


(6) 53 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. 
RH. A Good Solid Car 
(7) 52 CHEV. 2-DR. SDN. 
RH. Powerglide 
(8) 52 OLDS S. 88 4-DR. 
(RH. Hvd Transmission 
1(9) 51 OLDS 98 HOL. CPE. 
RH. Hvd. Transmission 
(IO) 52 DODGE 4-DOOR 
I RH Standard Transmission 
56 Cadillac Sdn. ful equipped! l l ) 51 MERCURY 4-DOOR 
56 Pontiac 4-dr. Htop. loaded r h 
Automatic 
Transmission. 


56 Merc. 4-dr. hardtop, R. H. Back I p Lights. Undercoated. 


(12) 51 OLDS 88 4-DR. 


. — ^----- 
, 
c . 
. 
. . 
iRH. Hyd. Transmission 


Jeep Pickups. » sears, « cvl-| ^ I mime S,in Loaded 
(13) 51 CHEV. 4-DR. SDN. 


Hider, SKM dell. SM per mo _>•> < >'<■<■ • 
" W * . 
P C jRH Powwg1j(le 


57 Jeep Station Wagon. 8 gr.#rs ut ^iuac v a riCKup 
^ ^ 
^ 
pQ^jjj^r 2-DOOR 


S O M E R S E T 
COAL. 
Clean 
A 
89'n 
lumpv 
Guaranteed. Any am ount A 
Lepley, P A 2-0#9*i. 


“ L U M F Y " B IG ” V E I N - P f T " S T O K E R 
R 
K IR C H N E R 
D IA L PA 4-010#—N IG H I 
PA 9-9117 


B IG V E IN COAL 
ST O V E A N D F U R N A C E WOOD 
PA 
2 #097 


FIREPLACE &~SLA B W OOD 


Phone PA 4 3986 


Sleeping room 
clove to M em onal Ho#pital. 
PA 2 2421. 


L A R G E nicely furnished private bed 
room in new home. Telephone, pn 
vate 
hath. 
Johnson 
Height# 
are# 
P A 2 3247 


Sleeping room* 
or will rent #* 3 room apartment 
613 Greene St, 


18— House* fo» Rent 


Sm all house for rent 
Two room*, hath, porch. 
PA 2 6709. 


R U B B F .R 
ktam pv- Federal 
Pnnttng 
( o. 
257 
Columbia 
SL 
Cumberland, 
Md 
D ial P A 2 3424. 


T H IS Y E A R G IV E 
VIEWMASTER 


W O R L D 'S F IN E S T G IF T 
for two dollar# 
C U R L S 
C A M ER A 
SH O P 
56 N. Centre St. 


Scatter 
Target* 
(Shotgun) 
F E D E R A L P R IN T IN G CO. 
23? Columbia St. 
Cumberland. 


C L E A N L U M P Y COAL 
Prom pt Delivery 
W 
Cam pbell. Phone PA 4 5906 


Md 


U S E D 
E Q U IP M E N T 
FO R 
SA LF. 
i 
*~5 Model HD5 Alit# Chalmer* with blade 


two 
bred 
m ar* 
pome* 
G entle 
$159 earh 
T V < old- 
spot refrigerator. Dial PA 4 2392 


“ S P E r i A us** 
>3~JubiSee Ford t rae! 
tor A I 
X2 ( ane S t tractor w Fag !# 
hitch 
t i ; 
R 
D 
Speicher. 
Phon# 
433-J Atevervdal#, P» 


L D C D I M C BOUGHT T i OLD] 
U L U L U I IN j 
co |N 
^ p p t . i r q 
H O LM ES H C E S S N A 
198 H E N R Y AT. 


M IC H IG A N PEAT 
25c peck 


SMITH S GARDENS 


1126 Shade* I.#ne 
p a 4 I tx# 
PLASTERBOARD-^AIT Sirrei 
T ry: “ Pennsy” 


Be*t B u y 
in town 


G U A R A N T E E D P R O M P T D E U V F R Y 
I 
B E R L IN 
B IO 
V E IN 
COAL. 
#6 50 B l NG ALOW 


J 
ROOM 
bouto 
A 
electric 
pump, - 
, _ _ _ . 
. 
____ , . 
. 
,_ . - 
a, re. land, tillable, outbuilding. 
6 J * " * * 
^ eU a# with wmrh or b.ad# 
Rout# 49 N a rro w , 
D.xl PA $ 7390 
mile# out of (um berland. on Old F u r -1 " 7 C aterpillar 
___________ Free t a , . Par in g '_____ 
nace 
Road, 
$25 
per 
month. 
Ca ll P 7 * 
CaterpiHar 
PA 2 0278 


TON 
P H O N E PA 2 2717 


Throw 
away your chains! 
Got a 4 wheel drive Jeep and 
enjoy Winter driving regard 
less af roads or weather. 


57 Jeep dispatcher. Metal top. 55 Desoto htp. R. & H. 


$130 down, $60 per mo. 
Olds “ SS’ Sdn. RH. Hyd. 


57 ■ 


Want Good Coal? 


C a l l 
K E I S T E R 
P A 2 - 2 5 7 1 


leu ated 
Mexi 
burgh Plate G I*** 
199 L ilth St 


(TS h p. G M Dieael Power Unit 
1. , 
, 
_ 
■- 
— 
Complete repair part# and »ervlc# on U n p o i n t e d F u r n i t u r e 
room,, hath. furnare 
Aillt# Chalmer# equipment. 
j 
* 'D - _ - ■ 
L arm * 
ne,- 
Put* 
Dtevei retiair aervtce 
_ 
* 
i C n u S y 


-Sove? 


$45 month 
Appl) 


19-Wanted lo Rent 


B E R L I N C O A L , P A 2 - 5 0 7 0 T W O or T H R E E bedroom house, yard, 
Pea A Beaverdale Oil-1 retted Pea 


G U A R A N T E E D Q U A L IT Y (C A L *6 50. 
Fast Delivery. Eaay Credit 
Clean Iatm py. O H L E R S. P A 2-27X8 


Penn-Mar Motor 


S arrows Park 


ft cylinders. «»» dn»n. |74 H Chee. Bel A i r 2 Dr RH. 


. 
.55 Chev. IIT RU. OD. 
Deluxe • 
RH 


5 7 Farm Jeeps 4 cvl. J gears.1?! 
I '1"- 
, 
. 
|<15) 41 CADILLAC 4-DR. 
*700 down. r n per mo. 
^ 
! ! c - f 
o n v „ - 
. ^ 
rJ ' * 
h " 
r p . Standard Transmission. RH. Good 
No obligation, demonstrations 
l f 
f®, , * ‘ C y y d - Condition. 


readily granted 
* 
SJ ‘P «?• oaded 
154 Buick Cent. Sedan 
54 Ford Sdn. Loaded. 
53 Chev. Ste. Wg 4-dr 3 seats 
pa 9 R U I 
Olds 88 Sdn. R, A H. 
^ 0J* i 1 5 3 Buick Sup Rtv R. H. Dyn. 
53 Chev. Conv., RH. 
53 Ford Sdn RH. Sharp 
53 Chev. Ret Air 4 dr 
52 Olds. Conv., R. I I , hyd. 
51 Plym. Sdn, R. & H. 
This car was drixen by an exec- 71 Buick Conv R&H 
utivp rf the Company, has xery 31 Buick Hardtop RH. 
little mileage. Will carry a N e w 51 Hud. Hornet Conv. Sharp 
Car Warantee and Title. The 50 Desoto, R&H 


B U R L IN COA!. 
R E S T IN TOW N 
( 
SM IT H 
PA 4 4(79 


automatic 
furnace 
Nice 
location 
Phone P A 4 05XO, 8 a. m. to 5.30, 


W A N T to 
rent 
South Branch 
mg*. 


or 
lease 
cottage 
on 
Dial 
PA 2 7511 even 


i _ 
I 
R E G IS T E R E D C O C K ER S P A N IE L S 
--------- — 
---------------------- *^or ' Vin,er *eaxon •— furntahed modern 
litter in November, Mehl# Kennel# 
Back Up Fights G E T T H E B E S T Somerxet 
Big 
Vein apartment or hou*e t nmplete facjlitie* 
1 
run of mm# and stoker coal. Phone Only finest location will be considered 
PA 4-1231 


We rebuild American Bo»rh and Gen Rw l4 40 N arrow * 
Dial TA * 730# 
eral Motor# Injector# 
F-ee tn%g Perking' 


Cochran 
Farm 
Equipment Co. 
Somerset, Pa. 
_____ 
Phone 4348 and 5247 
____ 
H<TmKLlTE CHAIN~SAW S 
Sales and bervie# 
Davis Garage 
Ftintstone. Md 
Phone G R 8 4282 
Automatic, Spinner 
A Wringer Type. 
Washer Service A Part# PA 4-2541 
T & VV 


CHRYSLER 


1956 Chrysler N.Y. HT 


PA 4*11 IS.____________ ’ 
COA I TT Rue K E RST 
Screened Smokeless Coal 
NUT-STOVE Sc PEA-STOKER 
2 mi. W est of Piedmont A Westernport 
1-mi. off Rt. 135 at Bloomington, Md. 
MASTELLER COAL CO. 


Hampshire, W. Va. 


Piedmont 20311 


GLEN-ROY 
OLDSMOBILE 
USED CAR LOT 
Henderson at Frederick Lunw B 9 Ve,n- PA 2-4432 ST 
I DR 
PX 
2 335# 
T. 
A 
C L IN E *1** 
DIAL PA 4-6685 


20-For Sale Miscellaneous 


DOUBLE BLANKETS 


Regular $12 95 


FURNITURE MART 


20 N. Mechanic S t. 
PA 2-3141 


Creaaptown, Md. PA 2 1691 
Wolf Furniture Co. 
Finest Selection ot 
Complete Home Furniture 
St. 


SPECIAL SALE 
Kenmore 
Canister Cleaner 
W H. P. motor 
(TAQ q - 
Disposable bags ..., vD 7. s j 


C U A D C 
RO EBU C K a c o . 
Q U A i t O 
PArkview 2 5100 
Maytag 
Complet# Stncil 
Washer Part# 
S K E L L E Y S 
.m > Pm# Ave 
PA 3-S11S 


$6.95 42 B a lt0 


2 TUXEDOS 
PA 4-4040j5 
42 end 44 
PA 2-5282 


Open Evenings 'till 9 
9— Electrical W ork, Fixtures 


equipment includes Power Steer- 


;H - ^ 44o;<"«. 
Brakes, Powerflight 


50 Ford Sdn., R&H. Sharp 
50 Stude sd.. R & H . 
ou Laauiac san. ti 
ti., tiya. 
— . 
. 
. 
. 
fo 
llud- 
Thanksgiving 


tires, plus all the small accessor- Red's Used Cars 


PA 2-8150 


transmission, 
power 
operatedj^P Cadi (I ne Sdn.^R^ H^, Hyd. 
"iT*— ---r~ 7 r~ T 
a ,i . I radio, Pow er w indows, Power 4 
OO Iv ie rem \ L, USI. 
1-CH. w a y seatj Power antenna, signal 
, 
,, ,, 
Mercomatic. R.. H . & D .Back lights, backup lights, 
heater, de- ** Chev. sedan R. ll. 
Sharp 
•up 
Lights, 
I urn 
Signals,1'froster, 
Nylon 
white 
sidewall 
Spotless. Local. 
I-Owner ............................ $2,095 jes that make driwng a pleasure. 
rnrTrvtr c t 


THOMPSON BUICK This is not only an exceptional j7*3 
I.......... 
. 


Cad Car Let: Dial »A 2-1424 >»* bu' 1 KMd mrnhwnt as! 
T ra c tn r 
— ------------ 
------jou can save hundred, of dollars 
r -o r OI (I I I a c to r 
on this beautiful car. 


LL Olds 88, 4-dr 
. .$2295 FuUy pquippf,d with 5th whfel 


j 5 Chrys Wnsr 4 dr $2195 saddle Tanks and 2-speed Rear 
51 
Chrys Stga . . . 
.$ 595 Axles. 
53 Plym 4 dr............ $ 895 
50 Nash 4 dr...........$ I45j 
48 Stude 4-dr..............$145 


Happy 


UL FCT RIC WORK 
157 
Motor Repairing, Wiring and Fixturtwi 
QUEEN CITY ELECTRIC CO. 
WMftmffho*## Apparatus Agtnt 
IX#-160 Frederick St. 
Phone PA 2-1133 


FA LL BUTCHERING NEEDS 


'lo tio n sugar cure and sausage *ex«on 
butchering kettle#, lard press, nau- 
grinder, lard ran*, butcher knives. 
boning knives and steel#. 


LIBERT Y HARDWARE 


N. Liberty 
F A I 7140! 


R E G IS T E R E D English Springer Spaniel 
Puppies, two months nld. Vaccinated 
for 
distemper, 
hepatic*. 
Excellent 
bird dogs and Children a pet*. PA rk 
view 2 0276 


aTj J m I num 
STORM WINDOWS 


HOM E 
M A R Y L A N D 
29 S Centre St. 
S U P P L Y 
P A 4 6436 


W A L L P A P E R —Make your selection at 
home Expert paperhanging, low coat 
PA 2-0224 for samples. 
Hartley Wig 
Held 


TODAY'S SPECIAL 


51 Pontiac 


Chief Deluxe 4 door 


Standard transmission, radio, 


heater, lovely two tone blue. 


Can be purchased with 


No Down Payment 


Only $595 


on display at . . . 
Woody Gurley's 


USED CAR LOT 
212 G REEN E ST. 


Call; 
A l CONDITION 
PA 4*2600 for Details 


PA 4-3840 Potomac Motors 


Open Evenings 6 30 to 8 30 


LOT and GARAGE 


PLYMOUTH 


'Cor S. George and Harrison Sts 


Bank Terms! 


STEINLA'S 


218 S. Mechanic 


—from— 


THOMPSON 


BUICK 


CORPORATION 


429 N. Mechanic St. 


Priced to Sel 


ELECTRIC WORK 
F R E E E S T IM A T E S ON WARINO 
Sterling Electric Co., Inc. 


IOC' N CENTRE ST 
PA 2-4800j t rxr'V t window’ products co 


— ----- 1 I L / L A L a o Columbia Av# PaS-gOSt 


10-Finoncing, Money to Loan 


VENETIAN BLINDS 
Venetian 
Awnings, 
Blind Laundry 
Aluminum 
Storm 
Door# 
A 
Windows 


AUTO 
IN 5 
M IN U T E S 


V F T Q 
Q U A L IT Y B IK E S 
' L 
I O 
a t I nu ; p n ii- rs 


National Loan, 201 S. George 
DIAL PA 4-6622 


T /“x 4 \TCJ 
A l LOW P H K .E S 


L U A N o Our stock includes Schwinn, Rol 
and English bi- 
sizes and price 


LOANS 
ON Y O U R S IG N A ru n ® O N LY 
U P 
TO $1500 
F A M IL Y 
FIN A N C E: C O RPO RA HO N 
♦0 North Mechanic Street 
Phon# PA 4-3600 
Finance Plumbing & Heating 
— McKAIG'S— 


"Building Materials" 
Paint 
Lumber - Hardware 
Try “ Pennsy” 
Rout# 40 Narrow# 
Dial P A 2 7309 
BEER $2.99 CASE 
(Chore# of IO different brands) 
Night Owl Blend $3.23 5th 
Klme’s L iq u o r S f ore 700 N . Mech 


fast, German 
cycles in all 
ranges. 
LAY a xx xY 
IS T 
N ATL. 
C H A R G E 


"T h is ii the store seritc# butin** 
Vets Bicycle &. Mower .Supply 


Cor. Queen City Pavem ent A Union St 


Dial PArkview 2-6683 


CROSSTOWN BARGAINS 


Chatham Purrey Blankets. 80x90. 
Rayon and Orlon blend. All colors 
Real Christmas 
gift.................. 
.$10.95 
KLINE FURNITURE CO 


terms j 403-413 Va Ave. 
PA 2-4820 


C H IN E S E C H E S T N U T - Hardy, Blig h t 
resistant 
Produce 
prolific 
crop# 
sweet, 
delicious 
nut# 
and 
provide 
shade 
for 
the home ground*. 
T w o 
2 to 3 ft 
S u e Trees—Offer No. 6 R — 
Ini 
*4 '»X. 
Postpaid. 
Aik 
for 
Frew 
Copy 56 page 
Planting Guide 
C a ta  
lo# 
in color, 
offered bv Virgint# • 
Largest Grower# ot Fruit Trees. N ut 
Tree*. B e rry Plant*. Grape Vines and 
l andscape 
Planting Material. Sales 
people wanted 
W A Y N E S B O R O NI R SRR I ES 
W A Y N E S B O R O , V IR G IN IA 


16 Gauge shotgun c**e *nd shell# 
5 skin fur neck piece 
D ial PA 2 54X2 


sot IAI. Security 
You must have proof 
of your age 
Be ready when the tim * 
comes, have Photostatic < opie* mad# 
now, Don't risk loss of onlv copies of 
valuable paper* Cumberland E n g ra v  
er*. 118 S. Mechanic. PA 4 1622 


1918 H A R I.E Y 
DAVIDSON Motorcvclu 
74, O. H. 
V . 
fully equipped, *200. 
Jam es 
A. 
Hyde, 
Moscow. 
Phone 
HO 3-6801. 


Sales MCCULLOUCH Service 
CHAIN SAWS 
T H R IF T PLA N 
Finance Corporation of Cumherland 
i i n L iberty st 
Piton# p a *-o344!Cosgrove, 252 N . C e n t r e P a 2-3040 


53 Ford y2T. Pkup 
Hi-Way Motors 


MCMULLEN HWY 


53 Plym outh 4 dr. OD, R 
H. Like new 
IDONI AUTO SALES 


1248 N. Mechanic 
Ph PA 2-7480 


X2 Font 4 Dr R 
H 
Hvd. 
51 Tracer 4 dr. R. H AT. 
51 Buick Riviera R H. Dyn. 
P A 4-2600 SI P ly 
Clb 
cpe 
R 
A 
111 Ford 2 dr 
R 
H. Tom. 
SO Olds **88*’ 2 Dr., R H , Hyd. 
. . $695 50 
Sportsman, R H 
19 Dodge I Dr 
I IH 
49 Olds. "76” 2 dr. R 
H 
Hyd 
18 ( hev. 2 dr 
R 
H. 
50 ( hev. Mi T. Pkup. 
H. 
49 Chev 
i , T 
Pkup. 
H. 


O ver 30 car* to choose from 
Bank terms and no down payment 


PA 2-5035 


56 C H E V R O L E T "ISO ” 2 door. Harry 
Pfister, 
behind 
Methodist 
Church 
W,.W7,o,r7.M 
hm r?!Cumberland Motor Sale 
Ford 
long wheelbaxe. ( 0 4 4788 or !4 Wineow St 
Opp. A A P Super Mkt. 
P A 4-3865. 
Phons P A 4-0790 
Open TU *;30 


l l — For Rent 


H O SPIT A L B E D S . W H E E L C H A IR S . 
W A L K E R S , 
C R U T C H E S 
PA 
2 8494 
Pile Bro# 
R L 
5 
McMullen 
Hwy. 


921 
MD. 
A ve.—Store 
room. 
5 
room 
apartment. 
2 
garages. 
$50 
month. 
Glen Watson. Phone PA 2-4040. 


O T n P V l Sen-Storing 
Windows 
O I v7 I v-DI 
Combination Door# 
—Jalousie#—Perm anent 
Awning# 
APC Metal Products 
BO X 43. O LD TO W N R O A D PA 4-1234 
PUPPIES 
L O V A B L E 
_____ ___ 
_______ 
C O C K E R S P A N IE L S 
T R A IL E R space for rent. Apply; Val-[M R S 
M E R K , 
V A L E S U M M IT , MD. 
entine s Motel, 7 miles from Cumber 
land on Route 28. R E 8-8915. 
T A K E N O T IC E ' We have a large as 
sortment 
of 
coal 
heating 
A 
coal 
T R A IL E R LO TS, Baltim ore Pike 
T V! 
cooking stoves Used but in good con 
cable, 
washers, 
dryer, 
comfortable 
dition 
Reasonably priced 
120 Fed# 
laundry 
room. Beans Trailer Park, 
tai St 
Phone PA 2 6147 


PA 2'71** 
C A N A R IE S "hingers "Y ello w ~ S7 T “ Red 
Factor 
W arblers, 
gorgeous 
rich 
color# $10. Dial P A 4 3718. 
13— Furnished Apartments 


B L V D 
a p t s 2. * .'« Room Apts 
Utilities 
tnel. 
Also 
Sleeping 
Room#, 
Reasonable. P A 2-8100, P A 3-4144 


Used TV Sets 
B A R G A IN P R IC E S 
Param ount 
101 V#. Av#. 
P A 2 2250 


PUBLIC 
AUCTION 


Lots No. 62 k 63 rf Dom s 
Addition, located on westerly 
side of Auburn Avenue. Cum 
berland, 
Md. 
Total dimen 
sions—50 by 115 feet. 


Saturday, Nov. 24, 1956 
at 2 p. rn. at location site 
of lots on Auburn Ave. 


TERM S: One-third down and 
balance on delivery of deed. 
Administrator reserves right 
to reject any and all bids. 


Donald W. Mason 
Anc. Admin, c.t.a. 
Estate of Grover T. Michael 


Moore 6 room automatic gas heater 
Ex cellen t condition 
Dia l P A 2-1143 
Coron's Quality Candy 
Specials for Thanksgiving 


Assort 
M ixed ( hoc# 
C T S 
Butter ( ream s 
J s C * 


Assort. Cream s 
_> X v— 
(Lig ht 
and dark rhoc ) 
0(1 /. 
Coconut Bon 
Bon# 
* 
Peanut Rrtttl# 
I to 3 lh 
Hnxe* 
Special 
118 B E D F O R D ST. 
5 USED 
Living Room 
Suites 
2 and 3 pieces 
Your choice 
$19.95'each 


Only at Millenson’s can you 
find Values like these! 
MILLENSON’S 


317 Virginia Ave. 
PA 2 3930 


Frigidaire Refrigerator 
$50. 
Call PA 2*6019 


t 


M«cKoni<ol Condition 


P IL E B R O T H E R S 


HARE MOTORS 


Phone PA 2-4600 for o WANT AD Taker 
SEVENTEEN 
THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, MD.; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1956 


20 For Sole Miscellaneous 


BINOCULARS 


28-Male Help W anted 
AM A LL E S T A T E M H K I. 
T H IS IS TO ('.IV E N O T IC E to am 
person having any claim 
again*! 
the 
■•state of Rot A 
Shirley, late OI Aile 
gam 
I minty, 
M aitlan d . 
deceased, 
i 
hereby 
nam ed 
to exhibit 
the 
game 
with the vouchers thereof duly authen 
itirated, to the sub*< tiber on or before 
'December IS. 1956. they may otherwise 
bv law, be excluded from all benefit 
of said estate 
M RS 
V E R A I, S H IP L E Y , 
Route s 2, William s Road 
< umber land, Md 
Sm all F state Petitioner 
Adv. N 
Nov. 21 


Display Classified 
T H I LIT T LE W O M A N 
Display Classified 
47— Real Estate for Sale 


C O N TRAC T TRIM K M EN 
M A K E M O R K M O N E Y ’ 
expanding our fleet 
Aero .Mayflower 
11 anslt Company 
needs drivers 25 to 
id tears who own IM I or later tractor 
lait brakes I, or can make down pay 
ment 
Fu ll time operation, pard train 
ing, uniforms, trailer upkeep, rom mu 
Mention 
cost 
pard. 
25f 
advance 
on 
load*, 
monthly 
statements 
and 
pay. 
Phone or w ide J 
R 
Holtz, P O 
Box 
107, Indianapolis 4. Ind 
Melrose 7-337J 
< Indianapolis t 


MAN W A N T E D — Promotion causes va 
cancy In Cumberland and vicinity. I 
will help you start 
( all PA 4 DPD 
or wnte: 
Iran 
S 
Miller. 
Route 
5 
Ro* 
152. Cresap Park, Cumberland 
Md 


We 
have 
cash 
buyers 
for 
modern 
notnes 
Guaranteed Keaulta or on cost 
to you Yout inquiries welcomed. M. D 
Reinhart A g en cy-PA 2 21 ll. 
REAL ESTATE SERVICE 
Buy! — Sell! — Finance! 
Cum b'd'i Real Estate Market Place 
the H A R O LD R 
F L E T C H E R CO 
in N 
L IB E R T Y S I 
D IA I PA 4*42* 


N KW 
3 bedroom 
brick. 
Ranch 
style 
Attractive 
suburban 
neighborhood 
Neat 
school 
Include' spacious fun 
finished) half story 
Conventional fin 
ancing available 
PA 2 *7ltd 


B R A N D NKW C O N D IT IO N 
Morton Loan Co. 
PA 2 5710 


ST O R M DOORS 
McIntyre 
CHEVROLET INC 


Windows & Jalousies 
auge 
Remington 
automatic 
Pear- 
l)v 
new 
I nredecmed 
W ill 
aell 
ip to quick buyer. 


D E P E N D A B L E . 
5 A LI K 
in OI A L IT Y F R I I I 
* 
Applet, (bannet 
Grapefruit 
Fruit 
Basket* made to order 


• r p » C IN 
nth. N A R R O W S 
I l i l i U A l L O V E R S L E A P 


ere# Estimates.' 


A D M IN IM B ATOR a NOTH f. 


T H IS 
IS 
TO G IV E 
N O T IC E, 
That 
the subscriber has obtained from the 
O rphans' 
Court 
of 
Allegany 
County, 
M aryland, letters of Administration on 
the estate of 
M ary 
V 
Patched 
late 
of Allegany County, M aryland, deers* 
cd 
All persons having claim s against 
the 
deceased 
are 
hereby 
warned 
to 
exhibit 
the 
same, 
with 
the 
vouchers 
thereof 
duly 
authenticated, 
to 
the 
subscriber on or befoie the Afb day 
of 
M ay, 
Iff 57 
They 
m ay 
otherwise 
by taw be excluded from ail benefit 
of the said estate 
All persons know 
mg themselves indebted to said estate 
are 
requested 
to 
make 
immediate 


J. E. Sharp & Co 


M c M u l lin H ig h w a y 
P o 7-7620 


3 Room, new 
brick 
house 
All 
on 
one 
floor, 
214 Massachusetts Ave 
W arran ted by 


A IU - 
B U IL D 
2 Bedroom 
Rambler 
**.373 
J Bedroom *9,950 
Split Level 
110,300 
Mauk Construction PA 4 420< 


N E W H O M E 
700 Hilltop Drive 
I bed 
looms, Large corner 
lot. 1700 down 
to veterans P A 2 2322, 


S M A L L 3 room house, full basement 
additional lot. t a ll 
PA 2 173* atter* 
h 30 p rn. week days. 


21— Wonted to Buy 


Wanted—2 Studio Couches 
Call TA 4*4425 
lf 
your 
fam ily 
had 
everything 
they 
wanted 
you would not he leading thn 
ad 
If 
you ran travel Western Mary 
land, and art between 25 and 55, 
I 
know 
i can double 
your 
present in 
rome 
lf 
y o u 
are just 
looking for a 
)oh, don’! bother u« 
If It is a future 
you want, with security and a guar an 
tee with a financial corporation, write 
Mr 
My Garfinkel. 302 E lf Bldg , Silvei 
Spnng 
Md 


For 


Economical 


E x c a v a t i n g 
100% Guarantee 


M A Y B U R Y PO LA N D R E A L T Y 
R E A ! 
E S T A T E 
B R O K E R S 
PH O N E P IE D M O N T M il 
Copper. 
Brass, Batterie*, 
Alum , etc 
IN III S I R IAI 
ACCOUNTS S o l.IC H E U 
Brock Scrap & Salvage Co. 
Did fin Plate Site 
Between 
King 6 OH ut 
PA 
J fi«2l 


Given under njy hand this Sib day of 
November, 19.3* 
JO S E P H E 
PA T I HETT 
Adm inistrator 
Keyser, W 
Va. 
Adv. "N Nov 14 21 2* Der 5 


.JOHNSON 
H E IG H T S 
New 
« 
room 
brick, tiled hath 
kit* hen 
Gas heat 
Garage 
in 
basement. 
$15,900. 
71? 
Arundel St 
N EA T 
man with car, who needs to 
earn at least 4*0 per week, to serve 
established 
route 
No 
investment 
Opening 
( timberland 
Write 
Box 
319 A ( o lim e* News 


YO! NG M EN to train for Airline* and 
television See oui ad in Amusement 
settlor 
(r e n a l 
Institute 


N o Restriction on 


Mileage for I year 


4 Room*, bath, furnace, lot IOO x I Si 
on Winchester Road 
Call PA 2 16*1 
A D W IM S IR A T H IX 
N O T R E 
T H IS IS TO G IV E N O T IC E , That the 
lubscrtber ha* obtained from the Orp- 
lan's ( our! of Allegany ( ount.v, M ary 
and. letter* of Administration on the 
•state 
of 
Patrick 
Et ands 
O Hallo! an 
ate of Allegan' (a tta l* . Maryland, de 
eased 
All 
persons 
having 
claim s 
igatnst the deceased are hereby warn 
d to exhibit the same, with th* vouch- 
•is thereof duly authenticated, to the 
-uhae tiber on or befoie the 2nd dav of 


fc s g g g p lr 


R. R. JOHNSON 


R IO 
RT 
5, C U M B E R L A N D 
F A 4-3136 


Lady, would you like to he a good Aport 
55 Mere. 2 dr. 1595 


55 Plym. 4 dr. 1390 


54 Ford 2 dr V8 1195 
54 Chev. 4 dr. 1245 


53 Plym. 4 dr. 
845 


53 Ford 2 dr. 
845 lf 
53 Chev. 2 dr. 
945 


53 Stude. 2 dr. 595 


219 N. Mechanic ««»! 


Phone PA 4-44004^ 


M O D E R N * loom brick 
bath, fu r n a c e 
garage 
W ill pa** (it 
Loan 
$6 050 
Pulton St 
W 
ct 
Tater, I’ A 2 02?* 
Glen Watson 
PA 2 4040 


* ROOAI house 
3 ai re* ground. 2 cai 
Mock 
garage, 
cho ken 
house, 
out 
builti n * ' 
Phone PA 4 *4*2 


M O D ER N 
6 room 
hi ok 
E l 
hath* 
Ideal basement for recreation room 
fe rtile 
garden. 
gatage 
adioinmf 
building lot 
Dial PA 4 3491 


29-Solesmen W anted 


Wanted—Antennae Rotor 
Call PA 24909 


22-W antcd Miscellaneous 


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P IL L D IR I DI M F fV G 
M ASO N 'S SN At K 
B A R 
B A L T IM O R E 
P IK E 


enefit Of 
the 
flowing them 
■state are re- 
Heal Estate Broker. Auctions 
Floyd P Grace — B E 8 9532 
23-Florists, Flowers, Plonts 


A R IF S E L M A SHAW 


Kroger 
L O E G I 
Martin GI 
Mead 
(p 
Monsanto Ch 
M Ward 
Nat Bi* 
Sat Dairy 
Sat lbs 
Nat St I 
Npt New* SB 
N A 
( en 
Norf We.sn 
Not 
Am Av* 
(duo (hi 
Owens Iii GI 
Pan (m n WArr 


M o scow 
M a r v ia n d . 
M > 
,n d 
i 7 ' * 
dv — N Nov 
7-14-21 28 
* 
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Redn 
<7’* 
JL — ....--- 
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, 
.——■■■ (Alg Corp 
7** 
I Allied Chem 
91l * 
In the M atter of the Estate of F lo ra j Albs Chal 
32 
Blat kwe|| 
Estate No 
3171. In the 
* lrj 
jy 
rphans 
Court 
for 
Allegany 
County, 
< »n 
41'w 
ary land 
Piled 
November I*, 193* 
y nl Cyan 
76*z 
OB Ut R N I1*! 
tm O A K 
3* * 
Ordered this IMH day 
of November ’ 
ym gar 
17'* 
3* 
by the Orphan*' Court 
tor Aile 
\m 
saf 
Paz 
•** 
in ' 
tountv. Mat viand 
that the sale 
smelt 
SOG 
ade and reported in the above estate att 
l*7, s 
Mary B 
Volk, Administratrix e t a. am Toh 
*71 'n 
the Estate of Flo ra M 
Blackwell, am Viscose 
32’ « 
■ 
ratified 
and 
confirmed, 
unless 
am W Wks 
9 
iuse to the contrary thereof be shown 
anaconda 
79** 
i or before the 17th day 
o< Dec mn 
armro SII 
(B's 
•r, 19.3*. provided a copy of this older 
Armour 
IT** 
> published rn some newspaper pub 
; a sh land (hi 
I* ', 
ihed 
in 
Allegany 
C ount', 
M aryland, 
atchison 
23 i 
ne a week for thine successive week* 
R 
and O 
4* „ 
•fore the loth d a' of Der ember. 19.3* 
Bendi* 
35 * 
The .report states the amount of sale 
Beth sd 
173'* 
he 
Seventeen 
Thousand 
Dollars Boe 
Atrp 
5*'* 
17.000 90 
Botg-Warn 
4^» 
Will'arn C. Abbott 
I Bucyrus Erie 
4* 
.J 
French Van Meter 
! Budd Co 
IR1* 
Hugh Stevenson 
| Cap Air! 
2* 
Judge* of the Orphan*' < curt for. (elan 
131* 
A Heft & ft y I. ou tit y , 
Maryland 
i c and 
O 
*,’ •« 
•us i op 
I Chry* 
M s 
•st: A 
(b arie* Stew art, 
I (ne a (c ia 
MCI 
Register of W ills 
Col G a ' 
IT 
adv 
N 
Nov 21 2* I>ec 
5 
col ( arb 
44'* 


%* 
VI hr 
( h#*n* 
a o r c ^ ^ 
Liberty St 
I 
O w e 15 
Dial PA 2-4330 


24-Furnaces, Hearing, Stoves 


L E N N O X 
c S T 
c b * Dil A / ftM A C S S 
Cleaning A Repairing 
(U eg set Heating IM A ( entre Pa 4 BB3C 


Y E R A W A IT I 
(ion and sick bene 


idem. 
large 


Penna 
modem, 4 acre# 
HO ULAN D F I RN A C E CD 
— Coal — O af Heeltap Caff* 
-vac 
cleaning 
service 
repair* 
Centre St 
Phone PA 4 3322 


M I TTO N , Realtor 
Va 
R E *6760 
32-lnjtructions 


48 Roofing, Spouting 


HI M ES Home Improvement Co., gene 
rat contracting in roofing 
J-M and 
Inselbrie siding 
No down payment 
Phone PA I HTH. PA 4 .1395. 337 Dav 
td*on St , Cumberland, Md 


New Roofing. Painting. Gutters 
Afetal Work, all lype*, Estim ate* free’ 
JO yr*. Exp 
Ale* J 
Schut# PA 2*503 


R O O FIN G , 
S ID IN G . 
Painting, 
Spout 
ing General repairs Call Comb 
PA 
4 3*94, 
Hyndman 
137-R 5. 
Free cab 
mates H.Hinger Burkett. 
ftOOWNCT”SHUTING SIDING 
Three (ears to pay 
Guaranteed work 
Andrew Witt, Phone CO 4 545* 


R O O FIN G , 
s.ding 
All 
makes. 
Roof 
painting, repair* 3* mo* to pay Milo 
Brew er, Biftm ger, Md Eh. O f S TSOI I 


S A V E in'”# on all types of S ID IN G "! 
during N O V E M B E R A D E C E M B E R ] 
Average * room house 
IhSo C O M P L E T E . 
Up to 5 years In p it 
No payment until 1957 
H A R R Y YOt NG. HT 
J, Bedford Rd ' 
P A 4 0004 


R O O F Repairs A New Roofs. Shingle. 
Slate Built Up 
Hot Asphalt Coatings I 
E. W 
Abell, PA 2 7611. 


ULxob 
Tor you, bv prppar 
FU TU RE, 
Enroll 
lid Winter C lass — 


R 
H 
C A PP A SONS 
P L U M B IN G A H E A T IN G 
PH O N E PA 4M5d 
Plumbing & Heating 
Woodyard Phone PA 2- 
^ W R O U G H T IRO N 
R A IL IN G S 


WARNER'S 


Do you need a new nesting plant? 
( all PA 4 2414 for tree estimate* 
s m Heating Co., P 
O 
Bog 447 
IT ’S H A R D to guess what a property, a 
used car or any other used (tem ts 
worth: but reading the want ads dally 
w ill make It easier and make your 
guesses a 
lot more accurate 
Read 
them and use them for your economic 
Plumbing - Heating 
A W . SH O R T G A P, W 
VA 
R E I 9i 


PA 4-0774 


35-Miscellaneous 


R 
ll 
L A P P 
A 
S O N I 
P O W E R D IT C H IN G 
P H O N E PA 4 0*50 


land 
for Allegany 
► matter 
of 
wart* welder. 
state of 


* CONCRETE 
# PO W ER 
# STEEL 
SEPTIC T A N K S 
EX C A V A T IN G 
STORAGE TA NKS 


Sew*#og* k.vHr0nnom 
T R EN C H IN G 
***** ** 


McMullen Hwy 
More Information Call: 
PA 2-8484 or 2-8185 


Allegany County. M a i'la n d . 
ale of Real Estate made bv 
river, 
I I L 
Executor of 
the] 
Alice J 
Swartz welder. 
De 
rd reported to the orphans’ 
Allegany County, M a i'la n d . 
h day of November, 19.3*. be 
nd 
confirmed 
unless cause 
trary be shown on or before 
ay of Decem ber, 195*. provid- 
of this Order Ire inserted and 
in some newspaper published 


for quality . . , 
LUMBER and 
BUILDING MATERIALS 
C A U . 
Tht South Cumberland 
Planing Mill Company 
33 Queen St. 
PA 2 2«00 2 2601 
lf " HAGER STOW N~B LOC KS* 
& MARTINSBURG BRICK 
Ray M Athey Dial Pa 4-4417 


Mrs. Pearl Crowe 
Entertains WSCS 


50-Upholstering 


V ira By 
H am er Piet 
Hest 
Airt 
H 
Va Pulp 
W est 
Cirl 
He* Md 
He* Flee 
Wheel St! 
W worth 
Yng • T 


cee*sive weeks be 
if December, 
193* 
the amount of the 
Isl Clk ( 
Keno Cop 
Kern C 
Abbott 
an Meter 
i son 
ihans’ (h u rt for 
v . 
Maryland. 


R E M O D E L IN G . 
Repairing, 
all 
kinds 
New 
Homes 
built 
Sidewalks 
laid 
New Block work. Dial R E 6-6911. 
w 
$25 « $300 
QUICKLY,' 


PRIVATELY, ON YOUR CHOICE Of 
LOAN AND RCPAYMENT PLAN! 


•ISR <—» in rn | 


p h on e • m ake I 


orron g& m onH 


t o d a y 
t 


PO SSELT’S 
Allegan 


Register 


Display Classified 


201 S. George St, 
D ial PA 4 6622 


DAVID SIGEL 
Mgr 
. 
... 
VACUUM CLEANERS 
New A Rebuilt 
Fu lly Guaranteed! j 
P A R T S A S E R V IC E 
A U 
M A K E S 
A R 
f 1 V A H UM S T O R E S PA 4 4610 
P IC K U P A D E L IV E R Y 
HOOVER VACUUM 
CF.KANER SERVICE 
PA 2-5070 
1302 VA AVE 


Let 
THRIFT PLAN 
help with 


Holiday Expenses 


IRON FIREMAN 
Display Classified 


Baltimore Livestock 


Three Dances To Be 
Held Tonight 


Thanksgiving will be observed 
here nith three dances tonight, 
one by Cumberland Lodge BPO 
I Elks, one by Cumberland Council 
K of C and the third by Cumber 
land Lodge 271 LOOM. 
Special entertainment will fea 
ture the Elks dance, which will 
bt at the Klks home with music 
by Doc Dibert’s Orchestra, Bed 
ford. beginning at 9 30. Guests, 
accompanied by members, may 
attend. 
The K of C dance will be from 
IO until I o'clock, with music by 
Happy 
Laughner s 
Orchestra 
from Youngstown. Pa. The roun- 
jcils November social activities 
I w ilt conclude with a format dance 
'November 30, sponsored by the 
Fourth Degree 
Moose Lodge will hold its an 
nual Thanksgiving F\e dance at 
the home beginning at 9 30, fea 
turing Mrs Clara Fisher at »he 
piano and William Carroll on the 
drums The public is invited. 


BUCHANAN 
LUMBER CO 


B A L T IM O R E Nov 2 0 * 
(IN D A ) 
Cat 
ti# 200. load standard and good 1105 lh 
slaughter starts 10 75 
load mostly 
rn# 
dium 775 lh stocker* 16 *0 
( aivr* 150; f#» lots choir# and prim# 
\ealer* 
25 06-10 00. 
f#w 
head 
standard 
and 
good v#a!#r* 15 06-22 OO. few 
head 
utility and standard 290-too lh slaughter 
ia h # t 12.50-14.66. 
Hogs 236. f#w mix#d kris I to 3 190 
235 lbs 16 00, sprinkling 240-276 lbs 13 OO 
13.75 . 270-300 lbs I4 3O-1.3O0, .100-330 lbs 
14 25. 140-1*0 lbs 14 00-15 00, 160-100 lbs 


Budget Christmas and other 
Holiday expenses with a 
Thrift Plan Holiday Loan. 
One day service . . . no co-stgnert. 
Choose your own low monthly 
repayment plan. Apply today. 


O f t , O A S O R C O A L 


i m m e d ia t e SERVICE O M 
H O LID A Y LO A N S 


'2 0 - '2 0 0 0 


Plumbing 


& Hearing 


549 N. CENTRE ST, 
PHONE PA 2-0650 


T H R IFT P L A N F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N 


OF C UM BERLA N D 


• NEVI INSTALLATIONS 
• Remodeling 
• Repair* 


COMPLETE PLUM BING 


HOT W ATER HEAT 


Short Gap, 
W . 
Vo. 
RE 8-9073 


THRIFT 
PLAN 
LOANS 


A Steel or Aluminum 


WINDOW by Tniscon 


iv tight 
. 
. 
. 
but it 


Can’t Stick or Warp 


The Cumberland Cement 
and Supply Company 


Rear 419 N. Centre St. PA 4 2000 


Kh##p non# 


D»ol PA 4 0344 
Position OF Treasury 
18 N. Liberty St 


W ASHINGTON. NOV 
20 
e 
Th# rash 
position of th# Treasury Nov, 15. 
Balant-# $1,772,944.297.55, d#po*lls fiscal 
\##r July I $23,321,316,579 66. withdtawals 
fiscal 
v#»r <27 902 6*2.997.67 
total d#bt 
( X 1*275.024 472.204 >0 gold assets $21909,. 
461,227 4« 
<X r-IiM hide* $456.29 ! 4.13.11 debt ani sub 
ject to statutory limit. 


★ 
Phone Orders Delivered W ith in I - Hour. 
Slight Charge 


3 Doz. Medium SI.39 


Large S1.59 
PULLETS 
VERMONT 
FLAGSTONE 


6 Colors, Irregular 


SUPER CONCRETE CO. 
405-11 Henderson 
Ph PA 2-4260 


N. Y. Eggs And Butter 


M O R R E L L or W IL S O N ’S 
Picnics, 6 to 8 lb. Average 
HAMS 
N EH Y O R K Nor 20 «• 
ti SD A): Eggs 
stead' 
to film 
today. 
Receipts 21 600 
Nearby : Whit#*: Top quality (46-50 lbs) 
46 30 
top quality <45-40 lbs1 40-47. medi 
urn* .1.1-34, smalls 25 26 
Butler steady. Receipt* 600.000, Price* 
unchain: eh. 


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K 
i 
L 
t 
i 
5 
: 
; 
; 
: 
r 
L 
4 
i 
c 
STUFFING 
Seasoned. Ready to Use . . . . pkg 
29c 
LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS, RABBITS 


26-Hclp W anted 
Social Chart 
J: NRN 
E X T R A 
CA SH 
FO R 
X M A S 
E a rn extra money bv show in* nation 
ally artvertixed Fine ( lima to qualified 
prospect* 
No canvassing, no delivering 
no collecting 
Use ol a ear eaxeniial 
F o r 
further detail* write 
P 
(> 
Box 
72 
LaV ale, 
Md. 
or 
c all 
PA rkview 
TOM 
S E IF E R T 
Certified 
Piano Service 
Fine tuning 
and 
repair 
Phone 
PA 2-5730 
W O O L 
presser, 
experienced 
steady 
at! veal around work 
No time lost 
Good pay 
Appl' at once South Knri 
(le a n e r* 
and 
Dyers. 
219 
Virginia 
A ve, 


Female help W anted 


STENOGRAPHER, 
housekeeper, 
also 
prectiral 
nurse, 
live 
in 
T ri 
Stale 
Em ploym ent. Licensed, Box 163. La 
V a le , P A 4-18*2.________ ___________ 


V o l NG 
girl to help with 
housework 
and cate of 3 small children 
Live 
in 
Dial PA 4 03.16 


J 
career 
w 
(unitie* for future w in 
not find out 
what sarah can do tor you ‘ I se ol 
ca r 
holptul. 
Lot 
appointment 
Call 
P A 2-7951. 
. 
_______ 
AIRLIN ES NEED 
'(rung 
women for 
Airlines and Television 
See oui 
ad 
in 
Amusement 
Section, < entral 
In  
stitute. 
Lonaconing Briefs 


28— M a le Help W an ted 


T W O openings for neat appearing man 
nerly 
men 
with 
cars 
Excellent 
opportunity 
for 
Tight 
men. 
188 
N. 
Centre St. 9 a. rn 
Sharp. 


EIGHTEEN 
THE CUMBERLAND N EW S, CUMBERLAND, MD., 
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1966 
Phone PA 2-4600 for a W ANT AD Taker 


Property Board 
Takes Oath Of 
Office Here 


William S. Jenkins 
W ill Be Chairman 


The three members of the new* 
ly-appointed Board of Property 
Review of Allegany County, who 
will hear condemnation eases in 
volving the Maryland State Roads 
Commission and property owners, 
were sworn in yesterday after 
noon by Joseph E. Boden, clerk 
of Circuit Court. 
They are William S. Jenkins, 


local lawyer, Wdhanl M. George, 
engineer, and Charles L. Kopp 
former superintendent of county 
public schools. 
They were appointed by the 


four judges of the Fourth Judi 
cial Circuit, comprising Garrett, 
Allegany and Washington coun 
ties. 
During an organizational meet 


ing yesterday Mr. Jenkins was 
named chairman of the hoard 
Similar boards will be appointed 
in other counties throughout the 
state. 
Two-Year Terms 
Each member will serve a term 
of two years from June I, 1856 
when the law forming such a 
board went into effect. The group 
will corno under the juri'diction 
of the court and will be paid per 
diem allowances by the appoint 
ing authority. 


The power and duty of the 


croup is to hear all cases certi-' 
lied to it by the SRG and deter-( 
mine the amount of the award 
to be paid by the commi^ion 
They have the authority to de 


termine 
what 
portion of 
the 


award if any should be paid to 
the property owner. In a con 
demnation suit both sides may 
have counsel. After testimony is 
heard the board will view the 
property affected and place a val 
ue on it. 
30-Day Appeal Limit 


In the event the SRG or prop*; 


erty owner is dissatisfied, either 
has the right in 30 days to appeal 
to the Circuit Court or the Super 
ior Court of Baltimore County,! 
depending on the jurisdiction. 


Condemnation cases pending in 


court on or after June I of this 
year in which the SRG is plaintiff 
may with written rpproval of the 
commission and property owner 
and with the consent of the Court 
having jurisdiction be certified to* 


Thanksgiving 
Services In 
Area Planned 


Combined Programs 
Are Featured 


15,000 Take Advantage 
Of Equivalence Program 


Some lo,OOO certificates have been awarded dur 
ing the past 15 years of the Maryland Certificate ol 
High School Equivalence program. 
Ralph 
R. 
Webster, 
superintendent 
of 
public 
schools of Allegany County, announced yesterday that 
hundreds, of persons have taken#------------ 
““ 
advantage of the program in this 
J Thanks services arc being held county over the years, 
throughout the entire area to 
Describing it as a “ wonderful 
I mark Thanksgiving Day, In some program," he said it is an oppor- 
eom Triunities churehes are unit- (unity for many persons who did 
mg tor special sermons ami pro- noj receive a high school diploma 
grams, while in others, individual 
an equivalence certificate 
congregations will hold spec tai; Those who became unsatisfied 
program:-. 
during their high .school educa- 
l he Salvation Army ( itadel will 
hold its annual Thanksgiving ser 
with 
\tce tonight at 7:30 o’clock 
( apt. Daniel Biggs, commander, 
officiating. 


' to help support a family, or who 


Nimble Hands Do The Trick 


Mrs Audrey Hedrick. Bedf< 
Blind since she was ti. she 
she recently completed. Dr* 


Road. hems an apr< 
; been brushing up i 
s she made for her twi 


is making in preparation fo 
sewing sk ills and is weal 
laughters are nearby. 


hr i 
a drei 


Blind Mother Adds Sewing Salvation Army 
To Homemaking Skills 


Bv c 
W E S L E Y B LA C K B U R N 
Npws Staff Writer 
To Map Plans 
For Yule Aid 


didn t think they would need a 
diploma have taken advantage 
ot the tests. 
Included 
are 
a 
number 
of 
prominent 
persons 
throughout 
the county. A series of five tests 
in grammar, literature, science, 
history and social studies, and 


M e d ia l* 
'......... * " given 
program. 
Only recently Mr. Webster was 
approached by a worker who did 
not complete high school, but 
needed a certificate in order to 
get an advancement at the fac 
tory where he works. Arrange 
ments have been made for him 
Lonaconing Observance 
fake 
tests 
Union 
Thanksgiving 
service 
Adult courses are now being 
will be held at the Assembly of conducted in Cumberland in order 
Gel church, Front Street, Luna-that preparation may be made 
coning, tomorrow at IO a rn 
for the tes*s. 
The Methodist t hutch. Presby-■ in 1941 the Maryland General 
terian Church, and Pentecostal Assembly authorized the State, 
Church are cooperating Board of Education to administer 
union Thanksgiving aer-examinations 
leading 
to 
the 
Maryland 
Certificate 
of 
high 
arl Price, pastor of I* irM School Equivalence which “ Shall 
be the legal equivalent of a high 
school diploma and which in ad 


The worship service will be fol 
lowed bv a Thanksgiving movie, 
"The Ten Lepers " 
| A Thanksgiving service and 
weekend Bible Conference will he 
held bv the Cumberland Mennon- 
ne i hurch. 417 North *...* ......nuthemati. 
Street. 
Tomorrow 
the 
Thanksgiving 
service will be held at IO a. rn 
Aith evening service through Sat 
urday at 7 45 p. rn. Guest speak 
er will be Rev. Harry Sheller, of 
Davidsville, Ta. 


Winter To Close 
Down Highway 
Projects Soon 


Route 135 Work 
Folds UpThis Week 


HAMEL BRISKER 


Jewish Appeal 
Drive Kickoff 
Set Sunday 


Wintry blasts will soon clamp 
down on highway construction 
work in Western Maryland. 
G. Bates Chaires, district er^ 
gineer for the Maryland Statw 
Roads Commission, said yester, 
day most of the road jobs will 
close down about the first of De- 
camber. 


One job will fold up within a 
day or two, allowing the public 
to take advantage of the road im* 
prominent. 
This is the relocation of %M 
miles of Route 135, between Deer 
Park and Swanton in Garrett 
County. 
Chaires said the $508,000 con 
tract let to the Hazelwood Con 
struction Company is in the final 
stages, with the only remaining 
Iwork being the installation of 
some gutters, seeding and relat 
ed work. 
The remaining tasks, which 
must await good weather, will 
not affect the use of the moder 
nized road. 


Moline 
for th 


R 
< 
I Mc 


I V C 
Churt 
he Than 
h, 
I. 
-givin 
ming. 
Day 
will 
be 


“ Who 
better,'’ is 


Road, who 
one of life 
A t 28 


'our 


mot 


rn os 
the ii 


>ni is on 
o of Mrs, Amli 


md to overcome 


*rious handicap 


JHI 
World War ll veteran e 


* Mean 


what h 
—the Ic 
married to Earl H. Hedrick. 
ployed at the Kellv-Springfiel 


goc* a !< 
ck, Bedfoi 
consider* 


ss 
sigh 


:n. 


Nominating Group 
W ill Meet Friday 


Heart Group 
Plans Report 
Dinner Session 


♦Tire I 


9 and (' 
•Indents 
I 
Blind 
< bn 


plant 
•en 
’ 
•e Kl 
hart 


hei 
orn 


remittees named bv 
in Army Advisory I 
, Friday night to 
s fur the Christm 


s* mum. special mush 
provided by the host < 
Tri-Towns Service 
Rev. Hugh M Maynard, pastor 
of 
Christ 
Memorial 
Baptist 
Churel!, Westernport, will deliv 
er the annual Thanksgiving Day 
the Sal- sermon .sponsored by the Tri 
ard will Towns Ministerial Association at 
Trinity Methodist Church. Pied- 


hall be accepted as meei- 
State requirements of a 
•bool education tor aditus* 
the study of the various 
oms and vocations." 
ms interested in taking the 
examinations are asked to con 
tact the Board of Education for 


dit 
mg the 
high >c 
sion to 
prof* 
Pf 


Other phases of the construc 
tion industry are planning to 
work throughout the winter. 
Typical is the work on tho 
Cumberland-Ridgeley flood pro 
tection program, which is being 
pushed by the E. J. Albrecht 
Company, 
Chicago 
and 
th# 
Hazelwood Construction Company 
ihore 
Dame! Brisker, a leader of 
Work on the $34 OOO OOO Pitts- 
Israel s youth training movement 1 burgh 
Plate Glass < ompany * 
nil sneak at the k.cknli dinner 
7 h"<' »'H al*> 
Pu' h, 'l 
n order to meet production sc he- 


Israel Youth Leader 
To Speak At Dinner 


of 
Iff* rf 
the United 
Jewish 
Appeal 
t ampaign Sunday at 0:30 p. rn. 
Weather is not expected to 
at the Fort Cumberland Hotel.(cause any particular delay in 
The local campaign 
is beings Cumber land s $2,000,000 sewage 
ored by the Jewish Welfare treatment 
spo 
further information. 
complete 
Cheer mont. Thursday 
IO JO a, rn 
Rev 
bi 
annual elev non vv i 


fbi 
I” 
id In 


L E. 
preside. 
I The program Witt also include 
committee President Dwight D. Eisenhow- 
Morris will er s proclamation, read by Rev 


?n brus! 
.sewing 
in r< 


her daui 
nits lur hi 
ten 


th# Board of Review for their de- 
A meeting of the Allegany Gar 
termination. 
felt Heart .Association will be held 
In cases where the appeal 
sought by the property owner,| 
the defendant will notify the SRC 
in writing and the SRG in turn followed by a business session at 


‘You Catch On** 
said. is not so h.trd 
nee you catch on." 


Hi 


as it I 
Friday, November 30. at Central 
Mrs 
'n YMCA with a dinner af *> JO p rn model sewing machine and. w 
help on gadgets from her hi 


... 
, , , 
,,and and instruction by 
M 
will prepare and file the con-8 p. rn. 
Margielea Stonestreet See. hoi 


damnation case in the proper 
Members of the board of direc- teacher for the blind gets a1 


Court. The case shell be heard 
de novo and as ii there had been 
no hearing before the Board of 


gram and the 
ut officers. 
The 
Nominating 
headed by Glenn 
t weeks nu 
he can ho 
elf and 
The committee which include- 
IL C Spiker. Ort and Thomas J. the Evangelical United Brethren 
Flnan. will select a new slate of Church, Westernport: prayer by 
Ricers and recommend appoint 
Tents tor seven upcoming vac an 


o 
n host pastor 
Q q q ^ 


Move Out Of 
t h riday at 7 to p rn at the l’-sul Horne, pastor of the Church 
. 
- 
ie if Lewis J. Ort in LaVale. of God; scripture reading bv 
Y O T U S 
Hey. Andrew Agnew, pastor of 


Fund of Western Maryland. 
For the past five years Mr 
Brisker has served as a director 
| of the Youth Aliyah Village. Al 
om Yitzhak, in addition to filling 
a role in the National Youth All-1 
yah Organization. 
I 
Mr. Brisker was born in Ro-. 
mania and settled in Israel 'then 
Palestine1 when he was 16. He* 


plant, which is sche 
duled to go into production ut 
March. 


Equity Suit 
Opinion Filed 
By Henderson 
was in the service for four years 
Two of five coal trains strand- during World War ll as a mem 
‘ Rev W illiam B Oriidor it" 
pastor od in the Knob mount Yards of the 
ber of the Jewish Brigade of the1 
’ of 
Westernport 
First Baptist 
I'Western Maryland Railway berejBritish Army. 
! Chief Judge George Henderson 
Church and president of the Tri yesterday moved **ast last night 
From 1947 to 1951 he represent has filed an opinion in Allegany 
C*A* ^leeHne^oiM^ Christmas Towns Ministerial Association. 
as 
iam *n marshaling yards at »-d the Jewish .Agency for Pales-jCounty Circuit Court which holds 
committee' headed bv William D 
Th« Hieme of Rev. Maynard’s ,he Port ol Baltimore caused by tme in the United States. He has that the capital-gains distribution 
will be. "Thanks ci vine the Longshoremen strike eased, (appeared throughout the country (from an investment 
Wendt, president, w ill follow at 8 sermon 
company 
rn Other me rn bi 
>f 


Wi 


Property Review 


Former Local 
Man Is Found 
Hanged In Cell 


teacher tor the blind, gi 
[tors, the medical advisory board fine 
branch and community chairmen 
I be major change in technique 
i 
, 
, 
, 
. 
. 
I* . 
is that p attern s she uses a re * ut 
and interested members will bf, 
A 
from wrapping 
paper and mark- 
welcomed at the session, accord ^ 
braiib- jor identification, 


ing to Ernest B. Treat, president.! The hem gauge she uses is a 
The program will include ac- standard one, with measurements 


jtivity reports of the operation 
land services of the association 
for the past fiscal 
period, with Staples 
plans for the future and a report 
Ion the coming Heart Fund cam 
paign held annually in February 
Al a meet,ne of the assoc* ufel 
are placed 
ald 
Ilion a executive commitu* last matL.hi 
seams 


A.urf in 
. mil in inifnr^n n,*h,■ the pre*ldent * a* au“ 'or1 She has to depend on other, 
tound dead in 
a cell in .Ii lkrson lled 
app0int a campaign chair- als0 (or (1|W la>k _ mar|,,ns 1he 


points where stripes are to meet 


Takes Special Courses 
Years ago. when Mr 


ll Re 


filed by her husband who once 
learned the watchmaker's trade 
re used to mark fbi 
inches on the measuring tape 
which Mrs. Hedrick uses. 
Tailor tacks serve to mark 
perforations 
on 
patterns, 
and 
n 


appeared throughout the country from 
of the com-’Traditions.” Music will be pre- 
The trains left here at 5:45 p. [in behalf of the Israeli people. 
: should be considered a return 
Rice Orth 
by the Treble Choir of rn. and 7 p. rn. and railway offi-l Among the many projects that capital rather than income. 
Cart Am- Trinity Church. 
foals said other traffic was mov the Jewish Welfare Fund hopes 
The opinion wa> filed in an 
. One third of the offering re- mg on schedule. 
(to fulfill are the creation of farm- equity suit in which Mrs. V irg in^ 
eeived will remain in the treas-j The Western Maryland operates fn*| communities for newcomers,l . Lashley was the plaintiff. Sh* 
ary of the Ministerial Assoc.a ^ own COal piers at Port Gov- irrigation of neglected land, con* is the life tenant under the will 
lion: one third to the American mgton in the Port of Baltimore,•s^ruc^,on ot housing units and the ,jf her deceased husband. Condo 
burian Appeal and the tit her aad |he bulk loading taciliti**-. Pruv>ding for medical care and 
Lashley. She had asked the 
man ^K-atinn *kird 
^ ^istrfttrted equally there are not directly affected by f^^taoce for sick, injured and court to pass on a number of 
th* Social Welfare Club. R*d;,he sink,. 
handicapptd immigrallts. 
-quesUow which had aristo in 
c 
X 
X 
K 
S 
S 
l i r 
and ,he l 'nittd 0r*an,“ - 
The American Axxociation of!, ThP loc-al campal,!n » bflnsconnection with her admin,Mra- 


W ill Plan Drive 


Meeting with them will be rep- jj 
resentatives ol local service club 
which each 


American Railroads called an jjof)ert Qrrv;on 
led 
by 
Leonard Schwib and 


embargo 
Monday 
on 
railroad 
East and! 


A former C umberland man was 
Three Perish 
In Home Fire 
County Jail in Charles Town, W.iman and have a campaign bud 
\a., last night, and authorit ies I ^ prepared for the board's ap* 
said he had hanged himself with provaL 
his belt. 
I Action was taken on ^veral 
The body of Louis George 
Stein, 47, was discovered at 6 45 
p. rn. by Jailer Raymond Boyer 
as he checked the prisoners. 
. 
. . . . . .. 
.... 
, ,,.,i 
i 
Lewis aDo reported that the case 
Dr. Mildred Williams, Charles , 
. 
. .. 
’ 
load of the association has doub- 
Town phyncian, acted as coron 


pt. daniel 
vwHMiiauuci ttOtl— 
of the Salvation Army Citadel. 
said the service club representa- I r,*0B Service at Romney 
lives will make plans for lite 
The annual Union Thanksgiving freight shipments to 
traditional kettle campaign and service held by the churches ot Gulf Coast ports, 
discuss a proposal for holding the Romney, and sponsored by the 
This was to prevent unloaded 
drive two days instead of one, Romney Ministerial Association, freight cars from standing idle 
due to the congestion on Balti* is set for IO a. rn. in the Metho- in ports affected by the long- 
more Street during the height of dist Church Thanksgiving morn- shoremen’s strike, 
the Christmas season 
mg. Rev. Warren Shields, pastor 
The coal trains held here were 
The committees were named of the Baptist Church, will deliver in transit at the time the em ! 
Monday as the Advisory Board the sermon, using the subject, bargo was called, a railroad! MARTINSBURG, W. Va . Nov. 
met to approve plans for the Sal- "Lest We Forget.” 
spokesman said. 
® »f>—• A Berkeley County laborer the life tenant is entitled to con- 
Hedrick vation Army’s Christmas Cheer 
The Romney Choral Club, under* The Western Maryland’s yards and two children died today when|^»der the capital gains distribu- 


or 
_____ 
' 
as 


fresher course from Mrs. See. 
^ 
^ Blggs sa)d the registra 
Rev- Arch M Hewitt, rector of held bat k af the Ridgeley yards. ( Thp victims were Marvin Hess,la return of capital and added to 
In recent years, she has found tum fnr fnnA 
and baskets SE Stephen’s Episcopal Church:! 
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail* 
dwight Bowman,_ 0. and his the principal, less any capita! 


tion of the trust state involved. 
Mrs 
Lashley. as trustee and 
life tenant, invested $24,410 of 
the principal of the estate in 
purchaxng 1,000 shares of Axe- 
Houghton Fund B Inc. in Janu 
ary of this year there was a 
stock split and there are now 
3,000 shares. 


The question Judge Henderson 


was asked to decide was whether 


time off from hoi home duties t< 
... i«7 uivi.ih, a-.Levi oi vmmri. , , 
. 
mnnihs 
and.” '.*— ............V 
' will be held at me salvauonI * 
* 
iroaas c-umoeruiuu oivi^iun nos 
and issued a verdict of sui P_nurK*„ for health 
home 
.[Like correspondence courses in ^rmy citactel in Cumberland De-; 
Presbyterian Church: not been affected as yet, but a * ru* 
the Salvation Rev- p- Llary Adams, pastor ofjroad’s Cumberland Division has brother, Warren Calvin Bowman, gains tax which must be paid 


ode. She said Stein had been requests for health, home and 
thereon 


dead about IO minutes when his educational services of the as 
elation arr increasing steadily. 


English and safety in the home ccmBcr 3 through 14. 
iRov- Payson Martin, pastor of spokesman said he did not have 
Hospitalized were Mrs. Margaret! Judge Henderson concludes his 


An active member of Second! 
,n the (j^ges creek area. Red First Christian Church and Rev. anv information about the Bruns- ” •**• 30, three of her children nine-page opinion with the state- 
(Baptist Church, she is a former Cross workt.rs w,n recommend IHoward v- Brooks, pastor of Mf wlck ancj Baltimore yard situa- Ma™yB Jaae. 7- Dar,a Kay* I8;ment that Mrs, Lashley will con- 
Sunday 
school 
leacher 
there, 
names of needy tor the food 
Methodist (hurch, w iiLjj^ 
months, and Gary Wayne, 9. and sider and report as additions to 
In Baltimore, railroads r e p o r t - ^iney Bowman, 8, sister of the prmcjpal all sums received by 


body was found 
Police said the former local 
w ___ ________ 
man had been employed a' Char*i|\ 
D A | % i» ir A H 
jwhere her husband is now sere- ordef program, and the Allegany take Par; m thf service 
. ....... . 
Ie* Town Race Track as a stjble | l | 
| l| | | | | | | x | | | | 
jtng as a teacher. 
County Welfare Department will 
Ra^Pb 1 
Me(.ord is ho>t ed about 6.000 cars loaded w ith '0*' 
*,FS- 
her from Axe-Houghton Fund B, 
man and trainer. He had been]*^ 
• I I M 
; All members of the faintly at recommend about IOO of its most P3**01" tor Hie service. 
[export commodities backed up in 
Bowman children were he-jjj^, as “ distribution of capital 
residing at the track during the ■ ■ 
a 
re 
l l 
I 
!f,nd church and Sunday school needy for special Christmas aid Frostburg Services 
the area. Most cars contained 
rear®d by ‘be Mess family gains.” She may charge against 
racing season there 
i H P f l f f c l l P l v l O m 
V 
services and ,alc<' an ac,ive part 
‘ apt. Biggs said the Salvation 
The Frostburg Ministerial ("so- coal and grain. 
He was arrested Monday night I I v U U J 1 / V lliw lU J 
in the program of the church. 
\rmy\s Yule program 
serves elation 
will conduct 
a 
Union 
on a minor charge. Police said 
1 
I he lack of sight has proved parts of five counties 
Thanksgiving service in Salem r 
i i - 
C 
t 
J 
Ja ile r Boyer had checked on the 
The DcMolay Majority \sso- «>nly a minor handicap, if it can 
plans arc being 
made 
lur a Evangelical 
and 
R e f o r m e d jp66ulin6r l6cltlir0u 
prisoners about 15 or 20 minutes elation elected Dr John J. Robin- ,K? ca,led a handicap at all, in meeting Decern be 
17 of all area Church, Broadway Thursday at I 
D C A 
w ore stem-, body ».* <us^ fiinprt>,dent „ lhc 
meeUnKlasl 
'akmg 
"rf “ 
* i * * * * m **«*.«>?• , 
In d«D Magazine 
covered. 
. ... ... 
. 
. , 
Mrs. Hedrick usts all of til bute food baskets. The confer- 
The service will be conducted 
Stein formerly was employed cvomn*i a AU onan city Eiun. 
standard 
electrical 
appliances ence will allow the groups toby the president of the associa-1 The Baltimore and Ohio Rail 
as a stereotype-pressman at the! Other officers to serve with him found in the home and even keeps check lists to avoid duplications, tion, Dr. Paul V. Taylor. The ser- road’s new ‘'Daylight Speedlin 


m a 7 c S :rnadn^ bree0'hertB0W- F * 
any .neon,. 


r n S 
S 
S 
near S 
j 
S 
h 
“ hkh ^ 
Pa> ,h<,rC" n- 
several years ago. 


league Convention 
Set In Baltimore 


Jail Inmates To Get 
Thanksgiving Dinner 


English 
(subject will be 


Thanksgiving 


Times and Albanian Company. I are Frederick D. Jackson Jr., up the fires in the furnace when 


a position he left in 1943. He was VUT president; Robert I. Martin,!^1’ husband is at work. 
. . 
, 
Divorced. Survivor- inch Msitreasttm. Ronald Ii 
Hansrole 
g.hc <lf s f*. ”/ I 
f " , 
W e a th e r 
mother, Mrs. Laura Stem, 60;> 
, 
, .. 
, 
. . 
and cooking but admits sht has 
North 
Mechanic 
Street, 
gfo secretary; Jack Hare chaplain t0 ask help weasionally. when ^ DUG H ctG 
father was the late 
George W and John R. Diamond, sergeant preparations gang up on her as 
Stem. 
at arms. 
’she is completing 
a meal which 
Also surviving are three bro-j pjans were 
completed for the features fried loods, 
thers, Eugene B. Stein, Paul J* Christmas dance, which will be 
j The weather man calls for cold 
of Miners Hospital. 
Stein Sr., and Ralph Stein, itll beld December J8 at XU Ghan A*fencJc S e m in a r 
<*r weather to push in late tomgiit 
of ( timberland: two sistcis. Mrs ( ountry < lub. Music will !><• from 
(following the milder 
tempera 
n 
i i 
-yr 
Hazel Mailer, Philadelphia. Pa ii until I o'clock, by ti 
Midnight 
,\ w Tindal. president of the lures which began here yester-iwOOTQ© K U h l, /*)/ 
and Mrs. Grace M I, Washington, ers. 
Tickets may be obtainedjp^st National Bank, attended the day 
« 
i i 
D ( 
a son, William Eugene from any member of the associa- 
sessions of the eighth trust sales < loudv 
and colder with the 
pos v O IIQ p S 6 S r L / I6 S 
Sinn 
and a daughtn Dorothy tion. 
and estate planning .seminar con sibility of rain and snow was the 
§ 
Loo Stein, both of College Paik^j ipb© committee for the shrimp ducted by 
Kennedy Sinclaire, forecast for the northern part ol 
George Buhl, about 75, of 544 
The body is at the Smith 
party, under the chairmanship ol 
Inc, recently. The seminar was the state for the holiday tomor- 
^orth Mechanic Street, collapsed 
Strider funeral Home in Charles |{ansrote, was congratulated for 
held in New York City and ran row. 
at the Loyal Order of Moose 
Town- 
the successful party. 
four days. 
The lowest reading reported in home on Beall Street about IO 30 
the Cumberland area yesterday o’clock last night, 
was at the LaVale State Police 
He was pronqunced dead on 


mon will be delivered by Rev er* 
which was introduced into 


E. Elwood Settle, pastor of First service on October 28. is feature 
™ 
r>.— 
rn 
u 
...i 
*‘d in this months issue of the league will huid its 195 


Prisoners at Allegany County 
Jail will be served a turkey din- 
The M a r y l a n d Municipal necr u,morrow- Thanksgiving 


d 
. , ... 
u 
V 
cd in this month's issue of the LeaSue w,n hold its 1957 convent, S?Mnf„,#,‘lw?0" s co"hn«l to tho 
Baptist Church, whose,6*1 in ,ms m<muis lssuc 01 1,16 „ on ln Baltimore, according to Jal1 “ lU als0 >* serve(i dressing. 
„ 
i i H 
Th Th;mk? T ^ T h c a"sIeckagahfg'h.,peed 
se*. M.yor^^Ro^W E v e s . T e ^ ^ " anbw7 ^ 
« 
a"d other trim-' 
Demonstrated Through 
faith .' 
me 
Mott, 
n sn spoea. 
s«t 
t h , , 
mmgs of; Thanksgiving dinner . 
Music will be by a c^ m u m ivlP W Pe "^ .^ ? -Wch bringi 
^ 
choir conducted by Peter Lukas. fast ^rvice to the Fast. stops 
d 
, 
^ 
i d ■ 
telenhnnn' 
The offering will be (or the bene- over 
Lumberland on tis daily and™ Jr - “ vised 
a telephone 
runs. 


Clinic Set Friday 


tour days. 
Deaths 


Fike, Isaac N., 76, FriencM ill**. 
Hughes, Francis J.. 64, of 326 
Furnace Street. 
Rannelix, Mrs. Susan E „ 
Augusta. \\. Va. 
(Obituaries on Page 7) 


9t, 


Symphony Concert Heard 
By Enthusiastic Audience 


Barracks, where a 19-degree low arrival 
at 
Memorial 
Hospital 
was recorded. Yesterday's high where he was taken by ambu 
in the city was 45 degrees. 


Morals Trial Set 


Over 400 persons attended thej This was followed by an * Okla 
fall concert ot the Cumberland homa” selection by Rodgers. Fol 
Civic Symphony Orchestra which^ 
mte, mission Hie etches 
was held last night at Allegany 


Mayor To Attend 


Municipal Congress 


conversation yesterday that Bal-j i J * 
- I 
timore will invite the League ti D l f t n S 
hold its convention in that citv; 
next November. 
Mr. and Mrs Rohfrt R N 
I 
Mayor Eves said the semi-cum, Hagerstown annm.nre lh. 
The Health Department will| annual meefmg ol the League birlh 
a son Monda 
w 
,* 


n inteUe' F ^ id a f 
7 
T m bine 
° C“ 
" ^ 
Coun.y HospiU.1 there. Th. 
Flints tone Friday at I; 30 a. rn. June, 
mother is the former Miss Doris 
Ann Jack, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. A. M. Jack. 709 St. Mary’s 
Avenue. The father is a son of 
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nycum, 
Bowman’s Addition. 
Memorial Hospital 
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Robinson 
lance. 
A meeting of the proposed Drag zing problems- and the actual 307 Ashbrook Avenue, a daughter 
Mr 
Huhl was the father of 
Advisory Board was held construction of the strips. 
i'yesterday. 
George A. Buhl, local photog- lasl 
at Eort Cumberland 
The purpose of having a board 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman, 
Post 13. American Legion Home. of advisors was discussed, spon- 447 Seymour Street, a daughter 


Drag Strip Group Holds 
Advisory Board Meeting 


rapher. 


High School auditorium. 
Trial of Earl E. McVicker. 42.! 
Wilton Syckes. conductor, an- 
of 708 Elm Street, on charges of nounced from the stage prior to 
sodomy will be held in Allegany ai. encore that the audience was,Largo from 


a 


Piper Is Named 


Mayor Roy w Eves will head To Bank Committee 
Maryland Municipal League 


The meeting was held for the sors for the group and a regular Monday, 
purpose trying to organize a drag meeting place were taken up by 
Mr, and Mrs. Eugene F. Full- 
strip here for the use of "hot those attending. 
er, 415 South Street, a son Mon- 
rodder” in the city. 
! At the next meeting officers to day. 
Miss Faye Price, who is the ori- the advisory board will be elect- 
Mr. and Mrs. Melburn J. Hib- 
tra played “ Hungarian Dance 


No. ,> 
by Brahms. 
(delegation "at The "American1 Charles A. Piper, president rf I Shutter of the idea of the drag ed and a permanent meeting date hard. RFD I, city, a daughter 
Next on the program was the(Municipal rongress to be held in the Liberty Trust Company, w*» st**P for u*e of feen-agers. re- will be set up. 
Monday. 
recently elected a member of P°rted on information she had 
rT’u 
New World Sym- gj Louis November 25-28. 
Those attending the meeting 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Row- 
County Circuit Court before Chief 'he largest and most enthusiastic phony” by Dvorak. "Over the 
The 
nevv 
president 
of 
the the executive committee of the received concerning hot rod clubs, and offering their support of the an, 16 Mary Street, a son Mon- 
Judge George Henderson on Wed- in the ll years that concerts have Rainbow” by Harburg-Arlen was League will be accompanied by!American 
Bankers Association drag strip organizations and ad- teen-age project were Lt. James day. 
nesday, November 28. 
been held here by the group. followed by "Slavonic Dance No. Mayor Clifford R. Armhold, For- state association section during visory 
boards 
throughout 
the Yan of City Police Department;; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Toler, 
Authorities at the State’s 
At- 
‘ Syncopated Clock 
by Leroy I ’ by Szell. 
est 
Heights, 
immediate 
pastille organization’s Los Angeles country. 
Thomas B*. Finan, city attorney; RFD 4, city, a daughter Mon- 
torney’s office said the hearing Anderson was played by 
the 
Syckes announced that the next president; 
Mayor 
Russell 
P, convention. 
; Letters were also sent to presi-;Sgt. Harold W. Davis, Western day. 
will be held on criminal informa- orchestra as an encore. The open- concert by the local civic orches Smith Jr . Cambridge, past presi- 
Mr. Piper served in 1952-53 as dents of drag strips and similar Maryland Railway Police Depart- 
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin J. Wol- 
tion. McVicker presently is 
re-; ing selection was the “ Zampa tra will bo held sometime early dent, and Edmund C. Mester, president of the Maryland Bank-1 groups asking them for informa-mc nt; Truman Fuller and Cletus ford. 509 Baltimore Avenue, a son 
leased on $2,500 bond. 
'overture” by Herald. 
tin February. 
I executive secretary. 
*ers Association. 
Ition about club by-laws, organi-jPrice. 
(Monday. 


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