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The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12
NEW CATTLE BARN
ON FAIR GROUNDS
Ready When Exhibition
Opens; School Children
Free, On Friday

An addition to the Hagertown
Fair, September %, "a, 25, 26, 27,
will be the new 600-foot cattle barn.
This new structure, which is near
ing completion and will be ready
for occupacy when the Fair opens,
is located along the western side of
the fairgrounds, something like 500
feet north of the main entrance,
occupying a portion of the space
formerly used for machinery row
There will be a large machinery
row as in former years, exhibiting
the latest patterns of machinery.
The poultry show is rapidly filling
up.
The household department of s.
600 or more articles will this year
be located in the club house at the
grandstand. The second floor will
contain the fancy work, jellies, etc,
while the first floor will contain
exhibits of vegetables and fruits;
also farm products.
Booths of the All Clubs, the F. F.
A, etc, will be in the horticultural
building.
There will be two rodeos-Ken
Maynard, movie star. with his
wonder horse" will be here on
Wednesday and Thursday. The
horse show, in former years staged
in the arena, will be dispensed with
this year. There will be a horse
pulling contest on Wednesday and
and Thursday in front of the grand
stand.
Following an established custom,
the Association will admit all
school children to the fair free on
Friday.
Lucky Teters and his He'll Driv-
ers will be special attraction on
Saturday.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12

and Congresswoman Byron have
now been asked to push a series of
WPA projects specifically to help
Garrett County. These would in
clude reconstruction of highway
route No. 219; an emergency land
ing field at Oakland to serve as a
midway stop-over between airports
at Morgantown, w. Va, and one
being constructed at Cumberland
Finally, it was proposed that the
army consider construction of an
army camp at the highest point in
the county, namely at 2900 feet,
for high altitude training
*****
Senator Tydings' vote against
prolonging the service of draftees
brought him the biggest pile of pro-
test mail he has received in long
time. The most important fact
about the mail was that it came
from staid and conservative citi-
zens who hitherto have been the
backbone of Tydings' support. 1t
caused the Senator to do quite
bit of thinking. In fact it disturbed
him so much that shortly thereafter
he came out with a resounding
speech supporting Roosevelt's for
eign policy. - Despite rumOrs that
Tasker G. Lowndes will be a candi-
date for governor, the odds are
strong that he won't. LOwndes is
a director of the Cumberland News
which carried a lead editorial the
other day on DR.. Tom Cooks can
didacy, predicting that he would
cause real trouble for O'Conor. -
Glenn D. Brown, of the University
of Maryland is doing bang-up job
of bringing order out of chaos in
the Maryland National Youth Ad-
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED IN THE CITY

The following permits were is
sued so far in the month of Sep
tember for building construction,
by the City Engineer:
Irene Wingert, concrete block
addition to restaurant, 19 East
Baltimore street; Mr. and Mrs.
Riley B. Singleton, concrete block
dwelling, 404 Main Avenue; Mr..
and Mrs William A. Porter, dwell
ing and storeroom, Spruce and w.
First street; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S.
Meynche, dwelling, Salem avenue
extended; Mrs. Sallie Lakin, to
change one-family dwelling for
two families, S11 Hamilton boule-
ward; Bess Barr Hartle. to convert
dwelling into four apartments, 532-
534 N Mulberry street; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kesecker, dwelling,
203 Florida avenue; Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville S. Kuhn, garage, 252
Avon road; Mrs. Uric Hearon and
Mrs. Kate Fechtig, two-story brick
addition, 234 North Potomac St.,
and Miss Martha Rout frame dwell
ing, Georgia avenue.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12

Washington, D. c., Sept. II. -
With most of Maryland enjoying
peak employment from defense
contracts, plus seasonal farm and
fishing work, there is one area, be-
lieve it or not, which is facing the
winter with 25 per cent of it's pOpu-
lation out of work. This is Garrett
County and the situation is grow
ing so desperate that Mayor Laur-
ence Frayley of Oakland, and G.
Blaine Giessman, president of the
Board of County Commissioners,
have flashed an sos to Washing
ton.
Out of total population of 21,-
500 in Garrett County, there is an
estimated 1400 employables seek
ing work. By actual registered
count 967 men and 1T women are
unemployed, to which must be add
ed another 800 unregistered per-
sons.
The unemployed in Garrett Coun-
ty are unskilled and they cannot
obtain employment in defense work
it is claimed. If they could obtain
such jobs outside of the county,
which harbors little industry, they
are financially unable to remove
their families to areas where work
could be obtained even if they are
qualified.
So County officials have appealed
for resumption of WPA work which
has been cancelled. In doing so,
the Commissioners point out that
the Savage River Flood Control
project, near the Allegany Gar
rett county line, is not a Garrett
project and only 260 of the 900 en-
ployed are from Garrett County.
Senators Tydings and Radcliffe
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12

Councilman (?)
Castle on the Potomac at
Franklin
My dear Councilman:
hear you became quite miffed
last week when | referred to you
b'hoys as the "Forgotten Men of
Hagerstown." Now, don't feel
that way about it because after
all Pm only telling you what a
lot of folks are sayin'. Why only
yesterday went to bat for you
when an old meany charged that
this was a one-man administra-
tion. "'Taint So" says l.; "why
them b'hoys is just getting their
bearings over there. Just wait
till they get accustomed to their
surroundings and they'll get up
in open council session and say
their little piece, and then by
golIy, the natives will be able to
say: See, told yuh didn't make
a mistake when | voted for 'em!''
Hopefully yours,
Little HeiskelI
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12
RETURNS TO ILLINOIS

Benjamin Iitnyre, who for the
past six weeks has been visiting
relatives and friends in this section
returned to his home in Oregon,
IL, on Thursday. He is a brother
of w. R. Itnyre, Old Forge road.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12

Ex-senator Ernest w. Miller,
The Seed Man
Hagerstown
Dear Senator:
The GOPites won't rest until
you publicly state that you won't
be candidate for something,
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12
ministratiOn.
4 \ X + X
HERBIE'S FRIENDS

Friends of the President through
out the State, particularly on the
Eastern Shore, are wondering how
Governor O'Conor reconciles his
political friends and appointees on
the Shore
For instance, T. Eughlett Henry
of EastOn was manager of the
O'Conor primary campaign and, it
is said, was offered the judgeship
made vacant by Judge Shehan's
death Yet Henry was also presi-
dent of the Democrats for Willkie
Club in Talbot County.
Governor O'Conor also appointed
William J. Richards of Denton to
be trial magistrate, despite the fact
that Mr. Richards was the person
who displayed a large anti-admin-
istration banner behind the Presi-
dents platform when he spoke in
Denton.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12

This + p is a e lie made Of a tornado by
Mrs Omar he ca Liohv
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The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12
HANGOVERS
BY
LITTLE HEiSkELL

Mr.. Fred White, Auctioneer,
Hagerstown.
Dear Fred:
That petition you're trucking
around, loaded down with "where-
fores" and "whereases", might
prove embarrassing to the City
Fathers, but on the other hand,
it might prove embarrassing to
you if they decide to stick to
their original decision not to
close that Court House alley to
vehicle traffic. How yuh doin'?
CuriousIy yours,
Little HeiskeII.
General William p. Lane,
Head Man of the Democratic
Party in Washington County
land points West).
Dear General:
understand several of the
boys who played "hookey" from
your classes, have, upon request,
been reinstated and are now do
ing lot of night work in order
to catch up for the Primary
"exams" next year. Do make
myself clear?
Yours, with a perfect attendance)
Little HeiskeIl.
Mr.. John @. Public,
Hagerstown and Washington Co.
Dear John:
This recently organized Good
will Ambulance Service is one
of the finest ideas ever inaugur-
ated in this vicinity. 1t gives
free ambulance service to the
citizens of Hagerstown and
Washington County and if those
heading the organization should
ask you to "kick in" with little
donation, come through willing
ly. It's not only worthwhile but
likewise something with which
all of us should be proud.
Yours,
Little HeiskelI.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12
DOC" COOK

DR.. Tom Cook of Frederick is
making it clear that in his candi-
dacy for Governor he will not be
all things to all men,
Talking to Stewart Brown of
Congress from the Fourth District
against Ambrose Kennedy some
time ago, DR.. Cook and George
Grove of Frederick reminded him
that Cook and Roosevelt were in
separately intertWined
eff you support Cook" said the
Doctor from Frederick, "you have
to swallow Roosevelt too"
Continued on Page 81
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-12

In st. Louis an escaped 1unatis
was found playing in jazz or
chestra. There may be others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Arky Vaughan Sets Record

No baseball spectacle better staged.
crowd the hagbedecked stadium pregame frivoity
featuring Schacht and the game itself fitted into perfect
pattern.
Most Detroit fans seeing of the National League
for the first time Especially did Mr. Ary Vaughan
the Pittsburgh hoop introduce himself conspcuousy with two
home runshe first time this has been done in single in
the AlStar series. ~~f@
occasions let loose their emotions
They gave Roy Cuenbne hometown product starring
with St Louis big hand when he pnchhtte in
the third. Roy failed to get hit
The crowd turned loose goodnatured boo Joe (Ducky
Wucky) Medvick when bated Walters the seventh
Joe, too failed get hit.
Sitting just back of the National League dugou Mickey
Cochrane bronzed and rudy He ugged iris Speaker
by the sleeve and bbered something Medwck took
comfortable walk back TO the dugou
Mike no doubt letting his thoughts 60 Blackjack
that October day of 1884 when Medwck
tangled at third and Medwick later
fruit and pie shower in left field.
II worth the price Of admission Chicago
Cubs uniform Now there really something When Stanley
Hack took his place third base National Leagers
thought he was part of the Al Schacht act
The play Of the day. the year that matter almost
happened IN the third inning Williams hit sharp liner to right
Elliott of Pittsburgh backed up stumbled and fell He almost
caught the ball sitting down which would have for the
book AS 1t was Williams got double
The AStar of 1941 goes down as one Of the most
pleasant baseball afternoons Detroiters have enjoyed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Junior Players
Get MSL Passes

LANSING, July All members
of baseball teams of the junior
baseball program of the Michigan
National Youth Administration are
being presented with passes 10
the games Of the Michigan State
Baseball League by T. J. Halligan
of Flint, league president. Ar
rangementS for this courtesy were
made by Grin w. Kaye, state NYA
administrator.
Fl he passes must be- presented al
-tAe- press gate at all state league
parks and are good in Saginaw,
Lansing, Flint, Grand Rapids,
MuSkegon and st. Joseph.
Several thousand Michigan boys
are enrolled in the NYA junior
baseball program this season and
already have started their sched-
uleS.
Passes are being given out this
we e k 10 NYA junior players
through their club sponsors, ac-
cording 10 KAYE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Williams Does Something

'Why you do something to get your name In the
panere one cracked "You only hitting 4O3 and d.
Maggie gets all the headlines
Williams smiled sheepishly and answered:
You're right"
But all changed today though the great Yankee
eighthinning crowd at smest5Se
o its feet with a heartfelt ovation.
Joes streak consecutive games has reached 40 al
though Yesterdays in the record You find
may continue to rattle off hits right down the
line to the final game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Rifle Movie
To Be Shown
BY DON GILES

The new National Rifle AsSocia-
ton Institutional movie, Rifle
Workmanship" will be shown al
the Light Guard Armory. Tuesday
evening. July Is, under the spon-
sorship of the Greater Detroit Rod
and Gun Club, Harry Banks, pres
ident. announced today.
The film was prepared at the
Quantico, Va. base of the United
States MaEiae-GeFPs- aAa-eH-ef
theLaeters2 members of the
marine corps famous rifle team,
put through their PAGES by Captain
Van Orden and veteran team coach
Cal Lloyd, who has steered a
dozen marine teams TO victory in
the national matches.
Although the film is dedicated
entirely TO the use of 30 caliber
service rifles, the film, neverthe-
less, is just as valuable to the
small bore shooter. whose funda-
mental problems differ little from
those of the big bore riflemen.
Shooters interested in improv-
ing their craftsmanship will find
in this authentic film pointers oil
untold value.
The public showing will be com
.plimentary.
All rifle club officials are ex-
tended a special invitation to see
a preview of this film at the
Greater Detroit Rod and Gun Club
13-Mile road and M-97, Thursday
evening, at $50 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
It's The Old College Try

But that pitch changed everything. robbed the CUBS
Claude heo role and placed the golden msnte
on the lean frame OF Ted Williams.
That one pitch put National League back In the dog
house THEY'LL have their eeng at least until another
World Series rolls around
pitch destroyed forever the theory accepted III
some quarters there spirit IN this AStaT game
that there is nothing at stake
No college showed more enthusiasm than
when Williams came trong through the
lenethening shadows toward home plate
Joe Cronn the Boston manager gave Williams a worse
beating Joe Louis Billy Conn The otner players AL
veterans included put Shaping yppng party IN the
clubhouse that something to behold
Del Bakers cup of JOY over The Williams waop eased
some of the disappointment his when Cincinnati beat
out his Tigers last Fall
No happier player lived than Ted Williams.
Some scrbes had been kidding him before the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
!: 3 !! a
II BY BOZ 1lhuph4
Spirit of Players ShOlrn in 1871
4H-Stm Game

Bostnns Ted Williams did more than. win thrilling ball
esme Tor the American when he delivered his
mint inning Briggs Stadium late yesterday
nc League prestige just when it seemed the
National eseuors ready their celebrated foe
men ont Of the ball park.
year ago you recall the senior circuit everything
IN sichthe asar game Florida before the start OF the
regular season battle between picked stars OF the
two teams in The browning achievement sa" Gin
cnnat's Redegs down the Tigers in the World Series
All Through yesterdays ball game the ~ !" players
ockying the American Leaguers unmercuy from
the bench They enjoying the discomfort OF their baiy
hod rivals No longer after victory could the American
League Jest about the docie National circuit
The most hilarious part Of it all TO the National Leaguers
WAS that they were winning POWER. And this
thing that supposed carry American League patent
mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Small SHnleft
Caught With MinnoUs
off Crosse lie Shore

TRENTON, July g Fisher
men dipnetting for minnows of
the shore of Crosse lie occasion
ally are coming in with catches
of small smelt. conservation Of
ficers of the district report.
The minnow dipperS say the
smelt do not come in periodic
runs, but visit the shallow water
at irregular intervals. Smelt also
are being taken in numbers in the
st. Clair River farther north.
-Mall-eved- pike fishing -Aas-heen
good off Crosse lie. and many of
the wall-eyes taken have been
found full of Smelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Recreation Groups
Hold Baseball DAY.

LANSING. July g. Mrs. II. r.
Harvey city recreation director.
said today that 155 members Of
the six city recreation clubs are
needed TO participate in the Base.
ball Day" program, Friday spon.
Sored by the Lansing department,
Buses will leave at 7 a. m. from
the city Members are asked 10
report a half hour earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Detroit Tennis Club
Beats Indian VILLAGE

In a Dc troit- Crosse Pointe
league tennis match. the Detroit
Tennis Club defeated the Indian
Village team, 5 TO 0, at the club
courts.
John Riedel defeated Don Madeline, Ia.
go. as
Bin MeBresrly defeated Jack Falling
81. as. So
I'd Devine defeated Al Cage "a. al.
Milton King defeated John Purinton. 90
SIS =
Don Leach and Bill Boyer defeated Fail
ing and GRgs SO rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Maryland Boxing
Gar Repeats

BALTIMORE, July 9. - Bob
Sipdall is serving as chairman of
the Maryland Boxing Commission
for the second time. He was
chairman 10 years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Margaret
Russell
Breaks 30

Two things happened in the
weekly event OF the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association yesterday
at Orchard Lake Country Club to
make IL one Of the outstanding
tournaments OF the year.
In the first place the 80 mark
was broken for the first time in
these weekly events when Mar
garet Russell. the long knocking
gal from Oakland Hills, clipped off
40-39 for 70.
And 40 women turned out 10
play the popular lakeside course
setting the record attendance for
this year.
OF course Mrs. Donald Weiss.
who will defend her state cham
pionship beginning Monday at De-
troit Golf Club. started her march
toward the 81 hole medal play
title month ago with a round Of
70. but this is the first under so
for the weekly events.
GETS SHAKY START
Margaret was off TO a Shaky
start with s on the first hole.
where she was trapped in two and
over in three but from the third
hole through the ninth she played
one over par with a three-putt
green at the eighth.
At the short sixteenth She
dropped 15-foot putt for a deuce
which helped her TO handle the
last nine in 80 shots. Marjorie
Row. recently returned from the
women's national intercollegiate
tournament in Columbus, where
she went 10 the semifinals, was
second with 42-40 81.
Other prize winners; champlonsh ~
night First net. Mrs q A wsttlsufer.
sl-1o-7t; second Mrs C. McIsin
ss-s-77 FIRST flight First gross, Mrs
@. T. AcGiynn. IS; second. Mrs NJ
Joyce. Sc first net Mrs X " Snyder
s9-is-1s second. Mrs d. d. Aresari.
second Night First gross Mrs J r
Ford. s3 second. Mrs y C. Miller s3.
first net, Mrs c G. Firth. s7-24 ~
second, Mrs. NJ. y. sheppard. $40 rs
Third night Firs, gross. Mrs l. r.
Schaeffer. 102: Mrs Franklin Robbins
l02- first net. Mrs. F. II Rollins i03-3l--
IL second. Gladys Wright. 1927 rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
u. 5. Service Calls
Weaken IIIini

URBANA, III. July 9. - Vic
Wukovits. one OF the two stars
left on Illinois basketball team.
has been indicted into the army.
Art Mathison is the only survivor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09

Pdssedu Man
Of Few Words
Nv CLAYTON HEPLER

Ted Williams, the Boston Red
Sox outfielder whose ninth inning
home run with two men out
turned defeat into victory for the
American League. will 60 down
IN the Little Red Book OF baseball
as the hero of the 1941 All-Star
game.
But the goat, the losing pitcher.
will be designated only by that
phrase. And therell be no indi-
cation Of the disconsolate feelings
OF Claude Passeau. the Chicago
Cub hurler. who yielded that blow
For PaSSeau was disconsolate in
the National League dressing
room as ne sat on the stool before
his locker. very deliberately drink
ing a bottle Of coke. The stars do
aiie these games seriously. despite
What they tell you, and every
National Lacquer was plunged
into gloom.
Il DON'T KNOW
When asked Just what kind OF a
pitch he gave In the Boston string
bean. PaSSeau answered:
II don't know"
And with that dreary reply he
the conversation He
was in no mood for words. and
the three he did utter covered
the situation thoroughly.
The absolute detection in the
tone OF his voice explained every
thing How he had put down a
previous rally and. seemingly had
this one Snuffed out, only 10 be
frustrated in his first appearance
IN this classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
sTANDIsH ON SCENE

One OF the first arrivals here
was Standish. who has competed
in the event every year il has
been played since his first start I'm
1909. He won the championship
that year and three other times
since then, mark matched by
only one other golfer. Chuck
Kocsis, now professional at Stony
croft.
The veteran Standish. who re-
Gently played in the State Seniors
tournament, still packs a wallop.
yesterday he scored IS only one
over BelvidereS par and the best
practice round reported thus far.
Standing on the sixteenth "a
Standish needed 4-3-4 finish.
which is par, for 10 but took
6-2-6.
Zawadzki played nine holes yes-
terday then quit for a lengthy
session of putting and chipping
when he discovered he was on his
long game.
MY short game won the cham
plODship for me here year
ago" Ziggy explained, land
want 10 be sure It's working
again this time"
Mike Dietz. Detroit District
champion. got in two rounds yes
terday and on one OF them had q
IA. He played here a year ago and
knows the course, as do most OF
the other stars.
This is the third straight year
for the tournament here. and both
StandiSh and Bennett say il will
continue 10 be played here AS
long as we are welcome. They
like the course and Charlevoix.
just as do the golfers themselves.
many OF whom now make the tour
nament week part OF their Sum
mer vacation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Ny International News service

A. New YOrk-Pam KlRnE. l5i. New
York scored technical Knockout over
Johnny Flores $50. Houston. Tex 90
Johnny Aislo l21, Wilmington, Del
won on technical knockout over Bobby
Henry i2T. New York 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Amateurs
In Tune Up
For State Meet
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

CHARLEVOIX, July 9.-Michy
.gan's leading amateur golfers have
taken over the scenic Belvidere
Course for their state tournament
which openswith tomorrow's quail
flying round and continues through
Sunday.
Close TO a hundred players from
throughout the state we on hand
today for their final tuneup. De-
troit as usual outnumbered the
Others and their ranks include
the defending champion. Zigmund
Zawadzki. the first Public Course
player ever 10 win this event.
Zawadzki is only one Of dozens
OF hard-hitting youngsters up from
the caddie ranks who annually vie
with members OF some OF the
states most exclusive clubs in this
event in which every one is wei
come. The democratic spirit, 10
which President Charles ID. Ben
nett and Secretary James d.
StandiSh proudly point. has caused
the event to be known as every
mans tournament.