The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-01

lowing additional State senatorial
scholarships have been awarded:
Robert Campbell, Jr., son of MIR, land
Mrs. Robert Campbell, and Paul
David Malchenson, son of Mrs. Betty
VIM Malchenson, scholarships to
st. Johns College; Doris Ann Mil
Ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller, scholarship TO ST. Mary's Fe-
male Seminary.
Ernest w. Miller announced last
week that his store will close every
Wednesday at noon, during July and
August.
Lewis A. Schnebly, Jr., for the
past FIVE years supervisor of the
Farm Security Administration, has
been confirmed by the Board of
County Commissioners at assistant
farm agent for Washington county.
Mr. Schnebly, in addition to
handling All Club work, viii be
assistant to County Agent Mark
Miller The All program had been
under the direction of Harry w.
Beggs, who was recently appointed
! farm agent for Dorchester County.
The new county official is a son
of Lewis A. Schnebly, of near Fair
view, and is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Maryland He resides at
/ Williamsport, Route 1.
Of the approximately 100 persons
in Hagerstown who sought jobs at
West Coast shipyards through a
special representative of the u. S.
Civil Service Commission, only five
were appointed, the local u. S. En-
ployment office reported last week.
Capt. Southwood, of the Salvation
Army, has received a check for
$685., being the proceeds of the
sale of 1913 pounds of waste fats,
collected by Hagerstown youngsters
and turned in to the Maryland The
atrp at the recent special morning
matinee, sponsored by the Pangborn
Corporation and Warner Bros. The
atres. The check represented the
full amount paid by A. F. Rees, Inc,
who bought the waste fats, all ex-
penses in connection with the cam
paign being borne by the sponsors.
Children of the Mitchell and Nc
Dowell avenue section, which en-
braces Honey Hill, are to have a
playground of their own, City Coun-
Gilman Aubrey Kemp announced
last week.
A large tract to the rear of the
Cushwa coal yards has been gener-
ously provided by the well-known
firm, Victor Cushway and Sons, and
on application of Councilman Kemp
Mayor Richard H. Sweeney in
structed the City Engineer to pro-
coed at once clearing up the area
and putting il into first class condi-
ton for playground purposes.
Equipment will be acquired al
once and the Fairgrounds Commit
tee has promised it will supply a
trained supervisor to manage the
youngsters and supervise their paly
Armed with an automatic revolv-
er, bandit entered the fourth floor
office of the Consumers Credit Ser
vice Company in the Professional
Arts Building, Public Square, last
! Thursday afternoon, and ordered
Robert G.. Mumma, the manager
and Miss Evelyn Crawford, assist
ant cashier to lie on the floor while
he scooped up $195 from a drawer
at the paying counter.
Ordering the victims to remain on
the floor for Is minutes after he left
the bandit calmly walked out the
front door, and so far, no trace Of
him has been found.
States Attorney Martin L. Ing
ram has been advisd that the Third
Service Command has declined tc
turn over Edward Rosenberger, q
soldier, for trial here on charge Of
rape.
Mr.. Ingram made formal applica-
ton for return of Rosenherger here
accompanying his application with
a copy Of the warrant which charges
the soldier with raping 19-year old
mother on the night of June 2.
Rosenberger was arrested several
weeks ago on North Locust street
shortly afr the alleged attack near
the Y. NJ. G. A. and was turned ov-
er to Military Police.
The soldier is alleged to have
grabbed the woman and attacked
her as she was returning nome with
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