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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
SLAVV FESTIVALS BUVO|
RLOZNAS

Pittsburghe ilgai organizuo
ia Americas Slavu Kongrese
'rLiaudies Festivals. Ia Sla
WI Kongresa, ikurta karo pra
dzioje, tuoj uzvalde komunista
sulyg Maskvos isakymu il pei
j vadovauja Slavu judejims
uz remima Maskvos ir sovietl
ikurtu pakalikiu valdzu dauge.
Lyle saliu Europoje.
Per ta ''kongresa' komunis.
tai pasikesino ir kaip kur pa
jege uzgrobti nekuriu SlavQ
organizaciju vadovybes, ypad
Jugoslavu.
Ta "liaudies festival" renge
pakviesdami j nekuriuos IL
nomus Maskvos bernus - ra-
sytoja Louis Adamic ir negra
dainininka ir komunistu agita-
toriu, Paul Robson, kuris bu-
vo nuvykes Maskvon komunis-
tiniam apsimulkinimui.
Kadangi vakarineje Pennsyl-
vanijoie Slavu tautybiu EMO
niu gyyena daugybe, rengiant
ia "liaudies festival" Pitts
burghe tikejosi sutraukti dide-
lie minia. Taciau j sale kurioje
yra 1000 sedyniu, teatsilanke
apie 900. Ir auku surinkta
iuokingai mazai, apie $500, IS
kuriu pirma if didziausia au-
ka 500 dave Adamic.
Ne tik Lietuviskiems bet II
kitu tautu raudonukams nesl-
seka zmones mulkintl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
Amsterdam, N. Y,
RALF TAG DAY PAVYKO

Lapkricio 7-s, cia atsibuvo
BALF'o Tag Day, aukq rink
mas surengtas vietinio LVS
skyriaus pastangomis. Pasek-
mes buvo vidu+ines.
Lapkricio 80 d. ivyko rink
lava baznycioje, aciu Kun. ).
Rastucio raginimui, baznyclo-
je buvo surinkta S518.
BALF'o skyriaus suslrinkl-
mas atsibuvo Lapkricio 80 o.,
buvo isduota raportas IS Tag
Day rinkliavos bel viso sio va
jaus, pasirode sligo Xxi NUNS
nustatytos kvotos apie $500.
Nutarta vaju prailginti.
Is valdybos raporto pasirode
kad svetimtauciai professional
lai ir biznieriai gan gerai au-
kojo; zymi dalis Lietuviu pro-
fesionalu ir biznieriu taip pat
gausiai prisidejo; paw. DR.. }.
Rapsis, gatveje sutikes auku
rinkeia. idejo j dezute $40; XII
ii prisiunte aukas laiskais. Di-
dumoje musu biznieriai ir pro-
fesionalai pasirode graziai, bet
kaip paaiskejo is pranesimo
musu cia augusiu darbuotojQ,
kurios rinko aukas, dalis Lie
tuviu visgi yra nekulturingi
neatjaucianti saviems vargs'
tantiems pabegeliams, sykstus
savimeiliai.
Galima pasidziaugti ir pasi.
gereti tais Lietuviais kurie pa
dare tremtiniams affidavitus
net 20 kelis, kurie siuncia mai.
sto ir drabuziu siuntinius. Bet
kodel visi negaletu butt toxic
kodel yra tu sykstuoliu ir sa.
vimeiliu, kurie ne tik issikalbs
nuo aukojimo, bet dar sklei
dzia nepasitikejima visu gerl
darbu. Nekurie teisingai to-
kiems atsako: ''Kas kitais ne
pasitiki ir JUGS apvagina tas
pats yra nepatikimas ir vagis"
zydu vaju pas mus prade
jus, zydai aukojo saviems sim
tais ir tukstanciais dolariu; ne.
turtingieji pasizadejo moket
po 81, So ir tam panasiai sa
vaiteje. O po kick daugumas
Lietuviu dave?
Tag Day bel Vajaus zkomite
to garbes pifminifkais buvo /;
zymiausiu musu miesto Lietu.
viz: Kun. j. Rastutis, DR.. A
Kinderis, VIM. Redding, pirmi
ninkas A. c. Stokna, vice pirm
M. Kerbelis, J. Olsauskas, B
Kroup, Anna E. Kadzis, B
Stan, Jonas Mikenas, kasie.
rius; Anna Bills, sekr.; izde
globejai J. S. Schell, A. Ra.
dzevicius, ir M. Kazlauskas; P
Sargelis Jr. ir Arhur Coessens
pagelbininkais, Adv. w. P
Christian ir ellie kitu.
Pile Anna Kadgis su save
sesute .atliko puikiai Anglisko-
je spaudoje vajaus publikacijos
darba; jos daug raso Anglis.
koje spaudoje apie Lietuva.
Gruodzio IA d., A. L. Klubo
saleje bus BALF'o vajaus uz-
baigimas ir raportu isdavimas,
bus atlikta dainu programa, il
kalbes tik ka atvykes tremti-
mis- Bronius Mikolaitis, paei-
nantis is Ramygalos, gyvenes
Panevezyje. Patartina visiems
dalyvauti Siame viesame susi-
rinkime. P. Lalas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
LAUKIA DIDELES
STATYBOS METO

1948 metals Pittsburghe IT,
kima tokios dideles statybos
kokios nebuvo nuo 1926 metQ.
Bus statoma gyvenamu ma
mu tick kad zmones gall ziure-
ii j nauju namu gavima su ge-
ra viltimi, tik ka kick nemalo-
nus dalykas bus - aukstos tQ
namu kainos.
Statybai ateina laisvos gall
mybes todel kad valdzia pa
liuosavo medziagu kontrole, Q
statybos kontraktoriai susital-
ke SUI unijomis, uz aukstesnes
algas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
Yellowstone Parko
Idomybes

MUDU SUI zmona tik kita
ryta, kuris vel buvo grazus ir
siltas, ejome apziureti ir nu-
fotografuoti ta Old Faithful
prajova, aplink kuri, zinomu
prizes issivezima laiku, susiren-
ka tukstanciai zmoniu pusra-
ciu, nuo to miestelio puses, ir
laukia to karsto vandens iSsi-
verzimo Waldo. Netoli jo pa
statytas valdzios paskirtas W.
ras, apsipazines su to geizerio
istorija ir pobudziu, paaiskina
zmonems apie tai ka jie mato.
Old Faithful geizeris ta pa
vadinima gavo 1870 metals,
kai ia sriti apziurinejes Gene
rolas Washburn patemijo kad
tas geizeris nuolatai, taip sa-
kant istikimai Xxi minutes, is
siverzia kas valanda ir 6 mi
nutos. Is geizerio skyles ze-
meje pradeda eiti garai, pas
kui pradeda rodytis kunkuliuo-
jantis vanduo, veliau vandens
srove sokineja aukstyn, issyk
ne taip aukstai, bet kai ateina
pats smarlxiausias issiverzimas
vanduo ina snypstis ir issumu-
sa j ora net per $50 psdu aux
scio, kartais daugiau, kartais
maziau.
Viena karta pamatyti ta val
zda neuztenka. Pravaikstinaji
apielinkese dar viena valanda
ir vel sugry1ti. Aiskintojas vel
atlieka savo pareiga, primin-
damas kad sio geizerio issiver-
zimas niekad nebuna vienokis,
kiekviena karta Wis kitaip pra-
sideda, ir nelygiai issimusa
aukstuma, ir taip pat nevieno-
dai uzsibaigia.
Arti prie tos skyles, kuri
yra apkrekus tam tikrais che
mikalais, iseinanciais Is zemes
SUI tue vandeniu, prieiti nelei-
dzia. Prize to ten yra slapia il
isrodo slidu. Isrodo lyg sukre-
kejes slapias ledas ar druskos
suliedintas gauburas, kurio vi
duryje yra skyle. Tyrinetojai
SUI valdzios priziuretoju leidi.
mu tegali prieiti prie skyles
kada vanduo nustoja liejesis.
Ten stovint, dairantis aplin-
kui placiais plotais kick tik ga
lima matyti, pasimato daugiau
kitu skyliu is kuriu j ora ne.
liaujamai kyla balti garai, XII
tur tiesiog teka vanduo, verz.
damasis aukstyn. Reiskia, cia
yra tokia sritis kur pozemyje
eina veikinas, issiverziantis
virsu visokiais budais, ka toliaU
vaziuodami ir pamateme dau-
gybeje vietu.
TOLL grazu nesibaigia visas
idomumas apie sta didyji gel
zeri. Toliau vaziuojant priva-
ziavom ezeruku kurie garuo-
dami verziasi is zemes, bet ne
tryska vanduo j virsQ. Vienas
toks didokas ezerukas galima
ir artimai apziureti, mes nutie-
sta aplink j lentu takas, pro
lentu apacia animal teka Sill
tas vanduo j upeli pakalneje.
Oar toliau pavaziavus, natal
pakelese nauju skyliu is kuriu
teka ar tai vanduo, ar tai eina
garai, ar verda dumblas ar kas
kitas. Viena tokia vieta, vi
sal arti kelio, pavadinta net
"Velnio Katilu", kur keliolikos
pedu plotyje animal kunku-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
HEINZ PADOVANOJO
MAISTO BRITAMS

H. j.. Heinz Co., garsi gata-
WI maisto produktu konserva-
Vino kompanija, padovanojo
ir pasiunte Anglijos LigoniniQ
Sajungai 100000 pakietukQ
maisto Kaledoms, kurio sake
uzteks trejetui menesiu del
100000 ligoniu esanciu Brita-
MICS ligoninese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
kiausiniai ir Washing.
tomas

Valdzia, noredama palaikyt
kiausiniu kaina auksta, supir-
ko is ukininku 1877 milijonV
svaru kiausiniu, uzmokedama
zmoniu taksu pinigais $117,-
100000 uz tuos kiausinius.
Tuos kiausinius paverte
pudra ir susalde. Susaldytu
kiausinij turi 61,O0O,OOo svaru
ir 100000 svaru paverstu
kiausiniu turf 61,OOo,OCO svaru
maistu daryti valdzia neisgal-
voja. Britannia uzsake 38,500,-
900 sv. kiausiniq milteliQ uz
kastus, bet Britai isbaige dola-
rius ir neturi kuo ju nupirkti.
Pradejo dalinti mokykloms
ir kitaip, taciau toll ne viska
gall isdalinti, pirm negu lures
sunaikinti.
Tuo tarpu, krautuvese per-
kant kiausinius zmones turf
moketi aukStas kainas.
KAS nlatina Dirya - taS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

VISOklEMS pataisymo dar-
bans ir pagerinimui esanciu
pastatu sioje salyje 1948 me-
tais numatyta praleisti apie 6
bilijonus dolariu.
Nauju namu ir kitokiu pa
statu statybai numatyta bus
isleista apie 20 bilijonu dolariQ
1948 metu begyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
STATO DIRBTUNE PlETt
AMERIkOJE

Coppers Co., Inc, Plttsbur-
gho bendrove, gavo uzsakyms
pastatyti $50 milijonQ VerteS
plieno dirbtuve Gle respubllko-
ie, Pietu Amerikoje. Ia diro-
tuve gales gaminti po 25o,oO(
tonu uzbaigtu plieno produktV
metuose. Ta dirbtuve pradeS
veikti 1949 metals. NaudoS
pacioie Gle turima angll If ge-
lezies rudl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
PAMERANIJOS LIETUVIAI
SKUNDzIASI

Gautuose laiskuose, Pamera-
MICS Lietuviai tremtiniai rugo-
ia kad JUGS ALF neselpia. Jie
raso kad jie susidare net ko-
miteteli ir parase laiska BA
IF centra prasydami pasalpos,
bet nei pasalpos nei laiskus
atsakymo negauna. Girdi, mes
matome laikrasciuose kad mus
selpia BALF'as, bet mes jokios
pasalpos nesulaukiame.
Gal buk cia koks nesusipra-
timas, bet tai jau reiketu issi-
aiskinti, nes gauti laiskai sU
tokiais pasiskundimais nei BA
LF'ui nei tremtiniams nedarl
naudos. zinant kokia dabal
valdzia Lenkijoje, galima pa.
manyti kad nei tremtiniq sius.
ii laiskai nepasiekia New Yor-
ko, nei BALF'o siustos dova.
nos nepasiekia Lietuviu trem.
tiniu Lenkijoje. 81 dalyka tn.
retu BALI centras istirti atty
dziau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

MEKSIKOJE, po kornu, Sc
kanti svarbiausi auginami mai
sto produktai yra cukrus, pu-
peles, ryziai, kvieciai ir mesa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikla
laukti pradzios metu. lsslra-
svkit dabar. Pusei metu S1.5o'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
Detroit, Mich., Naujienos
RALF'O VAKARAS BUVO
SEKMINGAS

Sekmadieni, Gruodzio Z, bu-
vusioje Lietuviu saleje, buvo
suruostas BALF'o 76 skyriaus
kukuruzais zaidimo vakaras.
zmoniu atsilanke nemazai ir
pramoga praejo judriai, tvar-
kingai ir pasekmingai.
Shame zaidime isdalinta ne
mazai dovanu. Pc zaidimo bu-
vo uzkandis ir pasikalbejimai,
BALF'o 76 skyrius ruoSia
kita pasilinksminima ateinan-
ciu metu Sausio 19 d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
AMERIKOS VAKARU
IDOMYBES

RasO X. S. KARPIUS.
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
Evening star., 1947-02-09

The soucy
Spring soil
OF. in Mod
ome Reine's
version Of
white tof-
feto striped
in sroy. Il
is bonded
with emer-
old eros-
groin, and
hos spring
viotets at
the side.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
Hats in Silhouette
By ELEM SAkES

Lat SILHOUETTEs for the coming
- spring promise designs that
should please every woman.
The small hat Is the strongest con-
tender for popularity, closely followed
by the medium sized chapeau. The
little head-hugging contour hat prob
ably will be the favorite for daytime
wear. The larger, face-framing models
for dinner and special occasions are
likely to please most men, for those
hats will be trimmed romantically
with roses, feathers, net and lace.
Recent survey disclosed that, con-
trary to the general opinion, go per
cent of all American women choose
their hats in keeping with the fashion
trends reported in newspapers and
magazines. Ten per cent are in
fuenced by women friends, and like
percentage follow their own per-
sonal tastes. Only 20 per cent are
guided by what they think men will
like.
The usual silhouettes- pill
boxes, bonnets, picture hats-are
again with us, the variations being
brim sizes and trimmings. What
could be better sign of the approach
of spring than a hat bedecked with
gay flowers and wispy yelling?
Back in the millinery parade are
many imported flowers, straws, fab
RIGS and ribbons. One of the very
new springlike ideas is a hat made
entirely of ribbon or lace Detachable
yelling Is another new note
In the matter of colors you'll dis
cover that the milliners are back on
Evening star., 1947-02-09

the gold Standard" with gold-leafing
and gold ribbon being used in great
quantity. Pastels, brilliant reds,
purplish shades, sand tones, caramel
colors and the ever-popular whites,
navys and black help complete the
color wheel for spring millinery.
It's good-by to artificial flowers kept
in the hair with the assistance of
bobbypins. It's the neat look that
will be the spring look. And that neat
look can come with the right hat.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13
The Proposed New City Charter

Tomorrow evening public meeting will be held the Coun-
Gil Chamber of the City Hail. discuss and pass proposed
Charter for the City of Hagerson The meeting scheduled
10 begin at 1870 o'clock
This meeting is in opinion the important of
public meeting called years. since affects
within the city limits 1t important in fact that should
have been called much larger place than the Council Chamber
where the seating capacity is very much limited.
Are you favor of aboshng the Street Board and the Water
Board and replacing them with departments by the Mayor
uncdepartments which the Mayor and Council will
have complete jurisdictions
Are you favor of changing the boundaries of the
five city wards and of voting for councmen large instead Of
present voting for councilman for your ward only?
Are you favor of having Home Rule HagerownP Home
Rule simply that the Mayor and Council will make the laws for
Hageon instead Of present submitting all proposed laws
pertaining Hgerstown the State Legislature for approval
Are you favor of having charter enacted into law the
of the State Legislature you think the question
charter for Hageon should be submitted the
in the form of a referendum?
The above few of the many changes proposed in the
23 of the charter which will be discussed
nights meeting.
Whether you for against ALL of the proposed
changes you it youe taxpayer of Hageon be
present al nights meeting and your
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13

1t was further disclosed that if a
car is used entirely for business, all
maintenance expenses and deprecia-
ton may be deducted, along with in
terest on money borrowed for the
purchase of the automobile. In the
event the car is used both for bus
mess and pleasure, only a proper
tionate part of the maintenance cost
and depreciation, based on business
use, may be deducted.
A casualty loss sustained by reason
of damage to a passenger car, and
not covered by insurance, may be
deducted even though the car is not
being used for business. Damages
paid for injury to pedestrian are
deductible, only if the car was being
used for business at the time of the
accident. No deductions are per-
mitted in any instance for fines paid.
Loss sustained from the sale of
an automobile, amounts paid for in
surance and finance charges are COW
cred by other regulations" Mr.. Nick
erson concluded. "Some deductions
are allowed for these items, under
certain conditions"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13
State Gasoline Tax May Be Deducted
When Reporting Federal Income Tax

Motorists of Maryland may deduct
state gasoline taxes paid during 1916
when reporting their Federal In
come Tax, Palmer R. Nickerson,
General Counsel, Automobile Club of
Maryland, announced today. The
Maryland gasoline tax is &c per
gallon
In order, however, to take adj
vantage of the gasoline tax or any
other deduction, return must be
made on the long-form Form 1040.
Deductions are not to be listed if a
Withholding Receipt is used as a
return, or if the car owner files Form
1040 and uses either the tax table
or standard deduction, since a blan-
ket allowance is made in lieu of
such deductions.
SIN addition" said Mr.. Nickerson,
persons using the long-form Form
1040, may also deduct all sums paid
during the taxable year in the form
of registration fees, drivers license
fee and personal-property tax. The
Federal gasoline tax and other Fed
eral excise taxes are not deductible. ;"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13
Republican Women
To Meet Tomorrow

The Women's Republican Club of
Washington County is planning a
big evening when they hold their
regular meeting tomorrow (F'riday)
evening, February IA, in the club
room over the Colonial Theatre, at
7:45 o'clock
The president, Mrs. John Dunn,
will be in charge of the business
meeting, which will he followed by
"Floor Show" and a social hour
with refreshments.
Meetings of the Club are held the
second Friday of each month and
regular attendance Of members is
requested and will be appreciated
by the officers. Other Republican
ladies are welcome and invited to
join the group.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13
All Garden Contest Lincoln Banquet
Awards Announced To Be Held Tonight
Trip To Chicago And Two
Hundred-DolIar Scholarship
viii Go To Winners.

Important changes in merit awards
for state and national winners in the
l947 All Garden program were an
nounced today. The changes are as
follows
Each states winner will receive an
educational trip to the National All
Club Congress, next November .. 4.
There will be no sectional awards
Eight top ranking state winners
one from each of the four ex-
tension sections and four at large
will each receive the national award
of a $4,000 college scholarship. The
previous national award was a $780,
90 U. S. Savings Bond.
County awards of honor medals
remain the same.
The All Garden program is con-
Quoted under the direction of the
Extension Service. All awards are
provided by Allis-Chalmers. The
Washington County Extension Agent
will furnish complete information to
all All members in this County who
are interested.
It is pointed out that by growing
garden in 1947, rural boys and
girls will perform a threefold ser
vice. They will supply their family
with a variety of nutritious, fresh
vegetables; reduce cash outlay for
food, and demonstrate to others that
gardening builds strong bodies,
healthy minds and happy people.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13
Crime Reaches Peak In 1916

According to a detailed report
recently made public by Police
Commissioner Hamilton r. Akin
son, Baltimore crime reached an
all-time high in 1916, during which
time a total of 1853 cases were
reported to police Arrests were
made in 56.6 per cent of total cases
in 1916 as against 597 the previous
year The loss from all forms of
burglary totaled $444, 093.81
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13

ington Area Council has jurisdiction
over Scouting in Washington Coun-
ty, Md, and South Franklin County
and Fulton County, Pa.
The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss engineering plans for the new
200-acre campsite at Plum Hollow,
near Fort Littleton, Pa, recently
purchased by the local Council, on
which work is expected to begin in
the near future. One of the prob
lens to be discussed is the building
of a lake on the site, suitable for
both swimming and boating-two
essentials of any Boy Scout Camp.
A full set of plans for the camp
have been completed, with a view to
keeping as much of the campsite as
possible in its natural state, and it is
felt by the committee that Mr.. Haw-
kins' suggestions along this line will
be invaluable.
Mr.. Hawkins, who majored in Civ
il Engineering at the University of
Cincinnati, entered Scouting profes-
sionally in 1882 He has had II years
experience in sanitary engineering
and construction and for seven years
was associated with the Park De-
partment of the U. S. Department of
the Interior.
Members of the Camping and Ac-
tivities Committee, who will meet
with Mr. Hawkins, are: H. Lee .Mer-
riman, VIM. L. Minick, John Welty,
Jr., Robt. D. Shircliff, H E. McFad-
din, Harvey M Miller, H. Philip
Recher, j. B. Ferguson, Maj. Gen j.
w. Byron Franklin D .Spofford and
Scout Executive B. J. Hagedorn.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13

The Washington County District
Board of Review held its regular
monthly meeting at the Scout Of
flee on Friday night, for the pur-
pose of reviewing applicants for
advancement awards. Following the
meeting, a special Eagle" Board of
Review was held, for the purpose
of passing on the applications of
three Scouts for the highest rank
a Scout can attain - the rank of
Eagle Scout.
Following the meeting the fol-
lowing awards were announced:
Eagle Scout: John Long (Troop
2, Kenneth Spence, Jr., (Troop 81
and Roscoe Spielman (Troop ~.
Star Scout: Harold Snyder, John
Snyder and Ralph Snyder (Troop
%; Douglas Harrison (Troop 100;
First Glass Scout: John Staley and
John Higgins (Troop q; Marion
Camphor (Troop 33)
Second Glass Scout: Floyd Smith,
Alan Maugans, Robert Sprankle,
Lloyd Smith, Richard Ridgely, r.
Wayne Taylor, Franklin Davis and
Robert Hawthorne (Troop D; John
Williamson (Troop 12); Charles
Latney, Hilton Manuel, Roy Russ,
Clifton Manuel and Walter Davis
(Troop 33); Charles Bingeman
(Troop 49,.
Merit Badges: Troop 2, John Stall
ey ~, John Higgins ~, Eugene
Harris 90. John Long (3), Cadmus
Hicks (2) and William Shoemaker
~; Troop 10, Douglas Harrison d.
Troop IL, Worthy Boretos a.
Troop 16, James Minnich ID; Troop
SO, Richard Davis (2) Ronald Clark
%, George Freeman Cd, Daniel
Smith ~, James Jones %
The members of the Board of Re
view were: E Warren Smith, Sr.
chairman; Robert c. Carder, j
Frank Day and Massey H. Roe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-13
Around Town With
The Editor

Heartiest congratulations to NELL
BAYLOR on his appointment as gen
eral manager of the Herald-Mail
Company, and to Joe Harp on be-
ing named editor of the Morning
Herald.
Now if someone will just find
Joe and his good family a place to
live in, that would really put the
frosting on the cake"
wonder when the County Com
missioners will wake up to the fact
that you can't correct someone who
Just doesn't want to be corrected!
Since Massey Roe became a
Scouter, he's really doing his daily
good turn" Yesterday morning, as
he was riding to work, he was
warning all pedestrians to watch
the traffic lights when crossing the
street.
Nice going Massey, but its time
YOU learned that a guy has the
right to cross the street on green
light!
Just in case you miss the editor
ial elsewhere on this page, here is
a reminder to be sure and attend
the meeting at the City Hall tomor-
row night called to discuss a pro-
posed new charter for Hagerstown.
John Smith and A. S. Bendell, Jr.,
dropped in at Raney's on Saturday
morning to see the Boys Bowling
League in action. Jim Dudley
dropped by also, but he arrived too
late to see the sixty or more young
sters competing against each other
in clean, wholesome recreation, and
at the same time learning the les
son of teamwork and good sports
manship.
In Washington they're arguing
about decreasing taxes; in Annap-
oils they're scrapping over increas-
ing taxes; all of which sounds like
someone is planning to put dollar
in one pocket of the taxpayers
pocket and sneak two dollars out of
the other.
Bob Tenney and railroader Ed
Welsh ane forever playing practical
Jokes on each other, and if l hadn't
reread a seemingly innocent little
"Greeting" notice that Bob handed
me the other day, I would really
have been "put in the middle" Ask
Bob to tell you about it sometime.
Tonight is the night for Wash
ington County Republicans 'to
howl and this time, at their Lin
coin banquet, they're really got
something to howl about