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Evening star., 1948-07-17

MMooLLYWoop BED, pr.xsr coil spring on
LEGS, :. width, good felt mattress, $50
HoL rs oLLY%oop 'Yastoop BED LEGS: for box sPrinss
st.l sna cog pig sss4; .A sa. MR. we ~
aoGsEHolD III 'n''i fyRsisHisSs ss Platform
Sas Ssfs Dishes sns D.ns sa5s ss' Knox
Circle Sc. W-6 bus to Hartford and Ala,
bl: east. blk. south. b.k. east 49,
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Vendor loca ted nearest you.
fIcEBox; 100 lbs. Capacity; rsason:s0le
goTNrERs. p5iHs: IT, 7Ssa Walker Turner in. CAN
holland CO.. INC. MA. 0o5o, Mr.. Adkins
KITCHEN sET.Loas and electric heaters
KITCHEN SINK. dble.. green porcelain on
cast iron. rein. long, $50. WI. 3172.
LARD-eoo lbs. Of fresh lard At market
AGSpsi iIlfs eS MaHcHINERY-snr. fH Gssa unit, s.-
water WSts Hns' tsnS and other eauipment: prscti-
ea!ly new; priced for quick sal sale .6Is AZ o3lS;
LAWN MOWER with Briggs- -straton motor.
| Pl., ODT3 -lS
LAWN MOWERS, hand s14.s5 and up;
power. -S99 and Up. MALONEY'S, INC
S128 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, SH.
LUMBER AND BUILDING materials. both
new and used Of all kinds, at Robinson's $;
open all day Sat. and SUM-; free delivery
2"x2~xs. Ar. 35c ea.; -2"x41xs. pine. 49c
ca; IKE" white pine, SC IT.; 1"x12" white
pine shelving, l2c IT.: beautiful knotty
pine panelinR, l"x6" to 1s" clear Idaho
white pine, wood picture-frame mouldinss;
| insulating ,wallboard. Se.16 ea,; 4xg Z"
plyyood, ss.7e ca: AIS. = piyToosS;;
| to 4x16' Marine plywood: 20-gal., all-steel
garbage can, So ca, all-purpose house
paint, S2.59 gal; porch and moor enamel.
| S.. 40 gal; e-coat enamel, S3.49 gal;
| fne e-mesh bronze screen wire, lie 50. #;
rockwool, balsam wool and Kimsul insula-
basins, radiators. pipe and pipe fittings;
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Evening star., 1948-03-14

constrslctiorl q 81 olnnial
hun tIin afsd lon and
repair n ies 1ctuIes..
The pro 4 Sislyl q heins
carTie cn u ColoniaI WI
lian,sb sbur xionprof,t cor
porat ati0l. n i
Evening star., 1948-03-14
The Sunday stor Pictorial Mosoxine. Moreh H. Is4o
Williamsburg Seat Of Govern,

By ALEX r. PRESTON
:NIRdMIA's General As
senbly. which adjourned
ri Richnond yesterday, held
its opening session IN the re-
stored Colonial Capitol ii
svilIiamsburg this year FOR the
iirst time since 1917. The var
,had interrupted the cere-
10y.
The Virginia Legislature q
taAe oldest Represent atiye as-.
sesnb,y in AInerica. On July
|1Q. ioae, 81 cotcgsl = a'ttestled
III 1rst seseion III Jamestown
4 1a3salela JaIlse Nm relzlai ined
/ eat of SolFe1n1neat for
tter Rft 81 = centsiry.
/ 8 m tae state H0slse buried
41ie dl0yglag yeAr
Itsl - naoy6 t0
J 1IjI6 3ux to Whist was
tAegl known as Middle Plan
30 founda tions of the Cap-
d Hdilding, which played
such IN important part In
] III reconstruction BY John p.
EcckefeIler, jr., were laid In
Nl10t. md three years LATER
I stlse structure was near enough
! d colnpletion 70 ~ used by
the Assembly. II housed the
House lof Burgesses, the.
/ Council and the General
Court.
The Capitol burned IN
1747 ana another was built
III M Foundation IN I75l-5s-
l,e seat or government Was
1 s,10yed ID Richmond, however.
], II i77era
Was Id the Capitol In
% lliaznsbsirg that Patrick
gesafy delivered his oration
eainst the stamp Art There,
4 tco. the call was issued Tor
tlac Declaration of indie
pendence and the Virginia
Declaration of Rights Nas
framed 3s1si
Today most of Williams
q blre has been restored to IT.
10t century appearance
1Ie 4 project eIatailed renova'
ok doo modern buildings. re.j
Evening star., 1948-03-14

When work had been COM
plefed on reatoring the Cap
Itol HniId ding, the 1894 General
Assembly held 4 session there,
marking the first time Ia $50
years the Legislature had re-
turned ID Willfanisburg. The
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-10
Sooesan6eigen

Sram &ate Sbees, geItorben in
Scranton, ga. Gin feierlides &e-
qliem ipuroe in Ser ct. Sobannes
Der Saufer<&irde fir sic Seelenrube
Der Geritorbenen gefeiert. 2ongj1bri=
&c 2eierin.
Stephen Wartb, geitorben om II.
geobember 1947 i'm alter BON ein-
unoied5ig Sabren an einem Sera=
ldlag. gr binterldBt feline @attin uno
bier &inoer. Sitter, eifriger 2ejer.
Setter S. 8oblbeder, geItorben am
19. gonember 1947 i'm alter bon
ledsunoadt5ig Sabren nod IGngerer
arantbeit in Sprinefielo, sSn. @r bin-
terlaBt ieine @atttn @liiabetb, bier
Sobne, flint Sodter, neun gnfeI, 5tpei
urenfel uno mebrere Neffen un6
yti6ten. Cine Tobter, @br,p. Sdue.
tier Betronia. lit i'm Sran3isfanerflo.
iter in sSSoliet, Sn. Ser 8erltorbene
NOR elm lansidbriser, eifriger 2eier.
Jranf 8ins, geboren 1851 in Ga.
letlbad, Geutidlano; seltorben am
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0;eies @pdenbiatt eribetnt ieit
bent Sabre 1873 regelm6Bie ieoen
samstad uno miro berausgeeeben
gum geiten bes 8dpltlihen acne.
ei,1m Soiepbinum Der bl. &ongrega'
lion Der Bropaganoa in Columbus,
seiien Sped Die Seran5iloung beut.
iher Srieiter3oelinee fiir bic Ser.
Staaten lit. Gieie MnItalt lit baupt'
FadIid aneepieien auf bic @infiinfte
oieies giattes uno oie @eibenfe iet'
ner 2eier.
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ben lit. Die llnSfGnoe, unter oenen
it'd Iein ersipnngenes ausiheiben aus
ser Hegierllng abipielte, lagen ouf
Oem @ebiet Ser internotionalen go
litif. Wnllace bate i'm Ma6iion
Square @orOen SEEM Oorfs Dem anti
fommuniltii1en &urs Der Iomitti-
itration opponiert, Der er ielber ba-
mails nod angeborte, un6 Sruman
foroerte ieine Demiiiion auf 8erlan-
gen oes oannligen Staatslefret6rs
8prnes. Seitbem beoiente Der Mus-
gebootete lib Der Grobung nit elmer
uoritten Bortei" 5ur 9isfrebitierung
unierer amtlihen 9luBenpolitif, in-
oem er 9leid5eitig in innerpolitii6en
Singen on ben alten nHep Deal"-
anbang Hooienelts appellierte :.
8elde Gbancen er bat, cine nen-
nensperte 3abl bon @dblern, Die
ionit Dem Hraiibenten als &anoioa-
ten fir 8ieoererpablung ibre Stim-
men geben piiroen, 5lt lid beriiber al
5ieben llno oamit Ser na6 ieiner 4n-
lidt rcaftiondr ertarteten bentofrati-
i6en Bartei am 8abltage einen
S6log al perieten, miro in ben TOM
menoen Monoten @egenitano miiBi-
ger Spefulationen lein. 9beoretii6 lit
eS our6aus lnoglid, baB 8aaace iei-
nem ebemaligen Gbef i'm 8eiBen
Saule genug Stinmen abnebnen
miro, llm Dem republifaniiben &an-
otoaten gum Siege gu berbelfen !. !.
8ei alleoem fann es au6 iebr tpobl
iein, bob set Stimmenperluit, Ben
8alloce oem Hrdiibenten sufiigen
miro, ooour6 auseegliden miro, baB
truman nun bon feiner Seite nebr
peroadtigt tueroen fann, Sreunoe i'm
&renl 5u baben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-10

.lino 5ipar iiber. Die Grbabenbeit bes
Grieitertiims, ipobei er nuh nuf ben
iegensreihel @inflnB bintpies, oen
ser Subilar in alIen @emeiftben BIN
terlailen bat, bic er in ben fiinf5ig
Sabren ieines Brieitertunls betreute.
Hab bem Sofnmt foIgte elm Geit-
eiien au @bren bon 6atber Ginfe, an
oem Die boftp. @eiItli6feit ltno meb=
rere Gertpanbte bes Subilars teilnab=
nen.
sSotber Ginfe fpurbe am is. Sc
brunr 1872 in &ifferbatlen, Sahien,
8eutIdlanb, geboren, fam aber be-
reits als 9eeunidbriger nit ieinen 81
tern nod Sen Ser. Staoten. 9ie So
mile lies ltd in ct. Baul nieoer,
unb apar I'M 8eitenbe Der Staot IN
Der ct. 6raf3 Don Sales- -@emeinoe.
gead5 slbioloierung Ger bortigen
Efarridule itubierte Der iunge &infe
on ct. Sbomas College 1lno am ct.
Baul-Seminar. Sim 10. Deaember
1897 puroe er in Ser er5biihofliben
6ausfapeIle an Sortlanb Abe. bon
Gr5bild)of Srelano gum BrieIter ge-
meibt. Seine Srimi5 oelebrierte So
tier Ginfe am 8eibnadtstage 1897
in Ser ct. Sran5 bon Sales- Stride.
Son 1897 Bis 1901 tpirfte ser
ilnge BrieIter aIs 9II1iItent an Ser
81. 0reifaltiefeits =@emeinbe in Seem
ulm. Sooann mar er Biz 1908 Bfar=
rer in ct. Geo nit Der bamaligen
Wiiiionsgeneinoe ganbp. 8on 1908
bis 1926 entfaltete er jeine beoeu-
tenbite 8irflanfeit als Yfarrer in
8inIteo, mo er ben @runo Iegte fiir
bas prddtige eeiitli6e uno materielle
Wa6stum Der @emeinoe in ser Sol
ge5eit. Son 1925 big 1923 NOR er
unabietbarer Reftor Ser 81. 9reifaI-
tigfeits-8eineinoe in Seem l1lm, legte
aber i'm lesteren sSSabren aus @elunb-
beitsriidIidten oieies Amt nieoer, Inn
Die neniger aufreibenbe BfarrieelIor-
ge in oem iopaild gelegenen Cologne
5u ii6ernebmen, mo er Bis beute itill
unb ieeensreid tGtig lit. Gem Subj
lar, felt mebr als einem Menihen-
alter ein tuarmer Sreuno uno SSor=
oerer 1tnierer 8latter, na6tr6gli6
ar6 lniere ber5lidlten @liidmiini6e!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-10
6nlhrt,rH prtrffrrJuhilIun,

Cologne, Minn. glm 10.
Ge5enber feierte Ser bofp. !Sr. Bfar-
rer anOrep S. 8infe in Der bieiigen
st. 8ernaros=&irhe iein goloenes
Srieiteriubildun. Sotber &infe bate
beabiidtist, oen fiinf5isiten Sabres-
tag ieiner Brieitertpeibe in oller Stil=
lie gu begeben, fiiete iid aber in Ietter
Stunoe Dem oringenoen Stumble iei-
ner 5reunbe l,no 8ertponoten, tDenia=
items cine fleine Seier in bei6eioenem
&abmen 81 geitatter. Cine i6one lie
berraiduns uurbe benz sssubiIar 5,.-
tell, als fur5 por Ser beiltgen Meiie
Der bobp'lte Sr. 8eibbiidof ssames
5. 9Drne in 8egleitung oes bodp.
@eneroIoifars 5atber Silarp Sader
bon st. 9aul erIdien, Inn Die Slid
miinibe bes bodm'lten Srn. gr5bi-
Idols Nurrap 5u iiberbringen uno
Der Subelfeier bei5uipobnen. gluBer=
Dem aniuele11o bel ser Seier uaren
Die bobp. Serren Sobn Bilger, P.
Sultinian &i,eler, O.F.M., SaroIo
9elle uno Jreo Srtner. Mebrere nabe
Gerponote ocs Subilars tparen ebel1-
falls 5u Ser 5eier erl6ienen, oarun-
ter ST.. Chris u. Hinfe, nierunoiieb5ig
Sabre alt, bon 8bilaoelpbia, ser elm
5lge nod lebenoe 8ruoer oes Subj
lars. Ius Ser @emeinoe Cologne tpa=
rem 5ablreide MGliner uno ssrauen
antpeieno, 10 oaB bie Stride BEL Der
|Subelnieiie bis 5ltnt lesten 8las ge-
flint mar. 8ei oem bon 5atber 8infe
3elebrierten Sobamt bielt Der bobtp'.
Ite Sr. 9ii6of gDrne Die Seltprebigt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-10

IA. DECEMBER 1947 in Haris, glrf.
gr bermdblte iih i'm Sitter BON aipei-
unb3man5ig Sabren nit Stepbania
Heinbolo. Ser 8erltorbene binterlGBt
feline @attin, bier Sobne (Sranf,
Garl, SEQ uno 8iIliam), neun gnfeI,
adt l1renfel uno einen 8ruber:: Sobn
S. in 2ittle Hod, slrf. Drei &i1oer
eingen ibm i'm Sobe boraus. Ser
Scrltorbene mar fiinfunoDier5ig Sub
re lang Elm eifriger 2eier bes Ohio
@oilenfrellnb'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-10
Sttulll1e beg TDlfeS
fHr bas SDiepbiuuut

Siermit ienoe ifJ Sbnen So - 50
fir oen ,8ailenfrel1uo' uno ST fir
elm Gigillidt 81 gbren oes Sl'lten
Ser5ens Seiu. Biinife SSbnen biel
Slid uno @otte5iegen in Sbren I'M
terrebmungen.
Site 2eierin, ..
x X
ginIiegen6 S6ed i'm 9etrage bon
$40 als 9anfiaeung fir Die Grill
lung elmer 9itte.
SS. g., 0tinn.
Siermit ienoe i6 Sbnen $5 ols
GanfIagung 5u @bren Der 9laerieIig=
item Sltnqfrau Maria uno oes I'll. gln-
tonius fiir sic @rborung elmer 8itte.
$. s., isis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-10

Der bod)tp. Sr. Gincent 5lpnn,
Geftor oes bieligen ct. Sbomos Sol
lege, puroe loeben bon @r5biidof
Gulbing BON Bolton, Soritser Der
NG8G> >Sugenoabteil,ng gum geiitli-
deu sSiibrer Ser Nationnl federation
Of Catholic College Stuoents ernannt.
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;HQdankQn
u. Erinnerungen
8pu &es. &. Tnertges
(Sortletung)
Orr. 65)
Satber &amann ais 8eIdidtsfenne,


1atger &amann ais @eIdJidtsfenner
@ieoer etnmol fam unler freuno-
lider Nod)bar, 5otber 9beooor &o-
mann, bonn 0oroen nab 8reeie. 9a
er li6 in nidt iebr GROCER Gle be-
fano, lesten mir uns Dor Dem SoIpi-
tal in BEN Sdatten. gs ,por ettpos
lparu uno ieoer iudte lif Elm fiibIes
Blatden, um 81 lcien ODER li1 Elm
penig aus5uruben.
6atber &amann bate Iein 8fero=
den uno 8uggie in auguit &lutbos
Sumberparo iteben laiien. @r l6tpiete
BEL ieiner Infunft uno rpil9te ii6 oie
beiBen Eropfen bon Ser Stirne. gr
begriiBte mid freunbli6 tpie INNER,
CAB mir sic Sano unb meinte: ISM
fiiblen Seller bel einem @las sln-
beuier-8uid udre pobl iein uno
fonnte man iid innerlih uno GuBer=
lid obfiiblen."
ga baben Sic oen ridtisen @e-
oonfen, Satber &omann; Sic iinb
proftiid uie INNER" ertpioerte id
ia6elno. ~Sie itammen bonn groBen
Sof (5armD uno mobnen iest io5u-
lagen auf einem nod groBern Sof,
in Der ct. Roia-S -Sarmgemeinoe."
rSa. ia," meinte er, ~Sof uno So.
fe sab es bel uns in 9el,tidIano man
herIei umo oielerlei. Mber lie iino in
oieler Siniiht nid)t NIT ben omerifa.
niiben Jarmen 5u perglei6en. Oie
oeutiden Sofe fino 6urdidnittlid
GROCER als Die 5arn1s bier, nit Mus-
nabme Der groben Randes un6 Ylan-
tations. Die sroBten Sofsiiter Iiegen
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Bsrtbinetou, >. - ct. Saal, @inn.
Samstas, 10. Sanuar 194S.
Sir d. 6enfalenbcr

Sonntaa, IL. Sanmr: Griter Spnns
tag nad Der Grideinuns Ses
Serrn. - gpangelium: Ser
5lpolfi6briee SSeius int Sempel
Ouf. q.
Montoe, 13. Sonuar: Geronifa.
Gienstag, ID. Sanror: Silarius.
Mitt,poh, Is. Sanuor: Waurus.
Donnerstag, 16. Sonltar: Mar5ellus.
iSreitas, II. Sonuor: 2eonila.
5amstag, 18. Sanuar: Setri Stubl=
feier in Rom.
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Bis Dor penigen sSabren als 8farr-
firde gebient, purbe aber bomals
umgebaut nno erpeitert, Inn bem
groBeren Suorang BON Sdiilern 5il
geniigen. geunmebr baber bic an Der
Waiiiion titieen 5hmeitern Die Sdul-
flaiien in ibrem &loiter eingerihtet.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
No Lobster Claw look when
YOU use CHIFFON for dishes

Yes, Chiffon keeps hands adorably soft
and lovely For Chiffon contains moth
ing to redden hands nothing to
rob them of natural oils. So there's
neUer fear of that 'slobster claw look
... hands red and rough from using
harsh alkali soaps or from using skin
Evening star., 1948-11-07
The PARIS
SUBWAY
MYSTERY

THESE pictures were taken one
Il day in Paris in the midst of a
crisis. Had the government fallen?
Was the franc about to be deval-
ued? Had there been a murder
in the Rue Morgue? See below.
Photographs by Tictor Joreensen
Evening star., 1948-11-07

drying chemical substitutes.
Chiffon is mild mild as only the
purest soap can be. Really pampers
your hands as il makes the dishes
sparkle! So don't take chances with
any other soap. Start using Chiffon
Soap Flakes today!
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08

The mammoth sale for overseas
relief being held today at the Fair
grounds, will 60 until everything is
sold, even if it has to be continued
tonight Thousands of household and
farm articles will be put up by the
auctioneers, and there will be sew
eral hard-to get items also on sale.
For instance, an automobile will
be sold to the highest bidder, and
whoever buys it can drive it right
off the grounds. There will be many
new electric refrigerators, stoves,
etc, and thousands of other articles
too numerous to mention.
The sale, in which Catholics, Prot
estants and Jews are cooperating, is
expected to raise at least $4,000 for
this worthy cause, and the grand
thing about it all is, that there is
absolutely no expense involved
whatever. The Fairgrounds have
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08

by the Washington County Council
of Churches through the Committee
on Evangelism, and an outstanding
group of ministers have been secur-
ed for the services, to be held each
Thursday night, except the last one,
which will be held on Sunday, May
16.
Bishop Powell, tonight's speaker,
is one of the most distinguished
churchmen in the State of Mary
land. He received his early educa-
ton in the Alabama Polytechnic In
stitute; is graduate of the Uni
versity Of Virginia and the Virginia
Theological Seminary; and received
his honorary degree, Doctor of Di-
vinity, in 1880.
Doctor Powell's election to the
high Office of Bishop of Maryland
for the Protestant Episcopal Church
came as climax to notable car
eer. For eleven wears he was Rector
Of st. PauPs Memorial Church on
the campus of the University Of Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville. He was
later Rector of Emmanuel Church
in Baltimore from 1881 to 1897, when
he became Dean of the Washington
Cathedral and Warden of the Col
lege of Preachers of Washington,
D. c. He served as Bishop Coad-
jutor of the Diocese of Maryland for
three years until he became Bishop.
Bishop Powell has been active in
the work of cooperative Christian
ity and will bring an inspiring mes
sage.
The subject of Bishop Powelps
sermon will be, God, and Our
selves.
The Rev. Norman L. Trott, pastor
of the host church, will preside at
the service. Adjutant John Church
i'll of the Salvation Army will read
the Scripture Lesson and the Rev.
Wilson P Ard, pastor of Trinity Lu-
theran Church will offer the prayer.
The speaker will be introduced by
the Rev. Paul Minnich Robinson,
pastor of the Church of the Breth-
rem and chairman of the Committee
on Evangelism of the COUNSEL of
Churches.
The anthem, Gloria in Excelsis'
from Mozart's Twelfth Mass" will
be sung by combined choir of the
churches under the direction of A.
Norman Lindsay, organist and choir
master Of St. Paul's Methodist
Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08
Retailers Banquet
To Be Held April IA

The annual banquet and frolic of
the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau
will be held in Franklin Court Aud
itorium, Wednesday night, April IA,
with festivities getting under way at
$3.50 o'clock.
Park Geiger, chairman of the BAN
quet committee, and his cohorts,
have done bangup job, and as a
result everybody can look for fine
evening. Following the banquet
there will be an 8-Act Vaudeville
Show, after which the floors will be
cleared for dancing, with Eel Smith
and his orchestra providing the mus
ic.
Tickets are on sale at $275, and
if you haven't got yours now you'd
better call Bob Dean (his phone
number is $50 and make sure you
get one, as this will be without
question one of the finest shows put
on by the Retailers since they start
ed their annual banquets.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08
Historical Society
To Hold Exhibits

The Washington County Historical
Society has announced that the fol-
lowing county meetings and histor-
ical objects exhibits will be held dur
ing April:
Sharpsburg, tonight Thursday,
8 p. m. in the Community Hall.
Hancock, Thursday, April Is, p.
m. and 8 p. m. at the High School.
Boonsboro, Thursday, April IS,
7;30 p. m.
Williamsport, Tuesday, April 20,
7:30 p. m. in the Community Hall.
Clear Spring, Wednesday, April
81, 7:30 p. M, in the I. o. o. F. Hall.
Smithsburg, Thursday, April %,
7:30 p. m, at the Library Club.
Keedysville, Thursday, April %,
7:30 p. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08
Army Enlistments
Processed Here

Army Second Division Headquar-
tiers last week announced plans for
the complete reorganization of the
Hagerstown Recruiting Station in
the City Hall, Hagerstown, whereby
all enlistments in the Regular Army
or Air Force now finish all en-
trance examinations and processing
before leaving Hagerstown.
New recruits will be lodged at
several local hotels, and the Army
has appointed the following three
local doctors to examine the enlist
ees: DR.. Robert Keadle, DR.. Lloyd
A. Hoffman and DR.. Leldon G..
Hoachlander.
Technical Sergeant, John j. Pet
erson, local Army recruiter, an
nounced that recruits will be re-
ceived from Frederick, Westmins-
ter, Hancock and Emmitsburg in
Maryland; Winchester, Va, and
Martinsburg, w. Va.
The new set-up has been put into
operation here to ease conditions
at Fort Meade and also to cut down
the expense of transporting men
back and forth between Fort Meade
and points of induction in this Area.
All new enlistees will be housed
fed and examined in Hagerstown
and transferred direct to stations of
duty, eliminating Fort Meade entire
ly.
Fort Meade is at present Second
Army Headquarters and will contin-
ue to carry on in that capacity.
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Halfway Traffic
Light Turned On

II has often been said that when
you want something done, get a
group of ladies to do it, and this
was proved up to the hilt Tuesday
morning, when a new traffic light
was turned on in Halfway at the
corner of Lincoln and Virginia Az
enues, thus providing much needed
protection for the children who
have to cross the highway going to
and from Lincoln School
Credit for this light goes unre-
servedly to the members of the Lin
coin PIT. A. backed up by the
children Of the school, who literally
bombarded the County Commiss-
toner's with requests for the light
Finally, through the cooperation of
the County Commissioners and the
State Roads Commission, arrange
ments were made for the installa-
ton of the light, which took place at
fitting ceremonies Tuesday morning.
Carl E. Cullers, Chairman of the
Lincoln P-T.A. Safety Committee,
in thanking everyone who helped
to get this much needed safety de-
vice operating, expressed special
appreciation to- the Board of Street
Commissioners, who shared in the
cost; the State Roads Commission,
who agreed to maintain the light,
the Potomac Edison Company, who
installed the equipment free of
charge; and the Tri-State Electrical
Supply Company, who donated the
wiring material. He also expressed
his thanks to the Maryland State
Police for their fine cooperation.
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Midshipnan Mason
In Final Training

Midshipman Rothwell B. Mason,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Graf
ton Mason, II Glenside Avenue, has
arrived at the Naval Air Station,
Jacksonville for advanced aviation
training, following which he will
be awarded his Navy wings and
commissioned an Ensign in the U. S.
Navy.
While at the Naval Air Station,
Midshipman Mason will undergo fl
nal phases of aviation training, in
Guiding instrument flying technique
and carrier qualification prior to
his designation as naval aviator.
Upon being commissioned he will
receive orders for assignment to
the fleet.
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been donated free; the auctioneers
are giving their services for the oc-
casion; thousands of Washington
Countians are donating articles for
sale, and everybody connected with
the Auction is giving their services
and time absolutely free of charge.
The sale will go on regardless of
the weather, as most of the bidding
will be done inside the huge Exhi-
bition Hall.
Harry r. Rowland, Chairman of
the General Committee, together,
with his committee members, H. Lee
Mullendore, William Wolfkill and
Rev. Paul M. Robinson, the chair
men of the various community or
CARNATIONS, have all done a marvel
Gus job in preparing for what will
undoubtedly be one of the biggest
events ever held in Hagerstown and
Washington County.