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Evening star., 1948-10-01
Hogan Short.Lived-
At Least on Screen
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Dick Hogan's role in Alfred
Hitchcock's crime thriller, Rope"
Is believed to have been the shortest
In motion picture history. He por-
trays "the corpse" On the screen
he'll be seen for exactly 20 seconds.
After that, his body is stuffed into a
chest by the killers, where 1t re-
mains for the duration Of the
picture.
Evening star., 1948-10-01
These Are Danny's,
No Others

Fanciest set of golf clubs in Holly
wood is owned by Danny Kaye, now
starring in Happy Times" at
Warner Bros. 1t was given to the
comedian by Sir Alexander King,
Scotch theater magnate. Hayes
face is engraved on the head of each
club. And on every club, except the
putter, his likeness smiles joyfully.
On that one he's frowning, dismally.
Mr.. Kaye doesn't always putt SO
good.
Evening star., 1948-10-01
~ SD { s.. NJ.
STANTON

Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature. ALL MY SONS"
FRANCIS: CRIME DOCTORS GAM
BILE" WARNER BAXTER.
Evening star., 1948-10-01
ACADEMY
ADJUSTMENTS

HFAnY1RV SIS 9Th s.. Sc.
nVssOsssS u. 1915
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature RIVER LADY"
YvONNE DE CARLO, DAN DURYEA;
FRENCH LEAVE" JACKIE COOP
Err, JACKIE COOGAN. First Show
at 8 PM.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Plan 10 Fire Condor
ByP Pay Ban Dropped
By House Committee
BY the Asseeioted Press

The House Appropriations Com
mittee was reported today to have
decided against trying to fire any
Government employes-Dr. Edward
U. Condor in particular - through
"riders" to appropriations bills.
Committee sources said the big
argument against it is that Congress
tried it several years ago and lost.
The courts held that riders saying
no part of an appropriation was to
be paid to a specific individual were
unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court view was that
they interfered with matters re-
served by the Constitution for Gov
ernment executive departments.
Some Talk Of Action.
Informants familiar with what has
gone on in committee sessions said
there had been talk of trying to
take action against DR.. Condor,
head of the Bureau Of Standards,
and against Michael Straus and
Richard Boke, Reclamation Bureau
officials.
A House Un-American Activities
Subcommittee has called DR. Con-
don a weak link in the Nations
atomic security. DR.. Condor denies
that.
Chairman Harness of an Expendi-
lures Subcommittee has called for
action against Mr.. Strauss and Mr..
Boke on the ground they are un-
qualified for their jobs.
The Appropriations Committee
also has rejected proposals to hold
up Commerce Department funds
until the department turns over to
Congress an FBI file on DR.. Condor.
No Undue Delay.
Some members had even urged
that the departments money bill be
tied up until DR.. Condor was
removed.
Representative Stefan, Republican,
of Nebraska, chairman Of the sub
committee In charge of the bill, told
reporters there will be no undue
delay. He also said there will be
no restriction In the bill against
keeping DR.. Condor on the payroll.
Members of another subcommittee.
handling Reclamation Bureau funds,
said that the group tentatively has
rejected Mr.. Harness suggestion
that Mr.. Straus and Mr.. Boke be
kept off their present jobs after
July l. They said there is chance
that the action may be reconsidered.
Evening star., 1948-05-19

going to Athens last July-is to ar
range for the shift In administra-
ton and to report to Secretary
Marshall and others on the results
of American assistance thus far He
is accompanied by Eugene Clay, his
economic adviser.
Mr.. Griswold can report that the
primary purpose of American help
has been carried out-Greece Is still
free of Communist domination.
Evening star., 1948-05-19

phase Of the American edort to
keep Greece out of Communist
hands. Mr.. Griswold arrived in New
York last night.
The $500, 900, 10000 Congress voted
last year to put the Greeks on their
economic feet and to suppress the
pro-Soviet rebels will be used up
py June 80. And Mr.. Griswold,
former Nebraska Governor, has an
nounced he will return to the United
States soon thereafter, ito 60 fish,
ing"
During his current Today visit,
however, he is expected to urge that
American economic and military as
sistance be continued for another
Evening star., 1948-05-19

year on approximately the same
scale as now.
Mr.. Griswold is scheduled to test
ify Friday before the House APP
preparations Committee for $275,-
00o. 900 program of military aid for
Greece and Turkey which Congress
already has authorized. OF this,
5000 900 900 is tentatively ear
marked for Greece. In addition
the Greek government will receive
more than $100,000.0O0 from the
Economic Cooperation Administra-
ton as its share of the European
Recovery Program funds.
State Department oficials said
Mr.. Griswolds trip-his first since
Evening star., 1948-05-19

But that country is still gripped
by uncertainty, imitation, and Grip
pied production, officials acknowl.
edge. Although the initial $500, ,000,-
900 was to have ben split equally
between economic and military pur-
poses, actually $l72, ,000, 900 has been
spent to strengthen the army.
To beat Mexican tariffs American
drug firms are producing medicines
in Mexico.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Griswo|d Coming Here
To Wind Up First
Phase Of Greek Aid
BY the Associoted Press

Dwight Griswold, Greek aid ad-
was due in from Athens
today to start winding up the first
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

To make IL economical fish GRO
quettes, melt 1s cup of APPS
"Perfect Blend" DEXO, and stir
in 2s cup flour, / "A tsps. salt, dash
pepper and 2 tbsps. chopped pars-
ley. Add l cup milk gradually;
and cook, stirring constantly, till
smooth and thick. Add 2 cups
cooked faxed fish Il lb.) and 2
cups soft bread crumbs. Chill.
Form into croquettes and roll in
fine cracker or bread crumbs. Add
2 tbsps. water to / beaten egg;
dip croquettes in mixture, cover
ing entire surface; roll again in
crumbs, and fry in hot DEXO
(3900F.) about IN inches deep,
till golden brown.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

DR.. E. P. Collins
Boyles & Son
Mrs. Nellie Boyles
George Bennett
Miss Anna Beckett
Henry Price
Mildred Price
Geo. r. Stevenson
]. w. Ryan
Max Hengst
Robert Stevens
Millard Passwaters
Avery Clifton
Walter Downs
James R. Fleming
Harry Hoffecker
B. Franklin Middleton
Teddy Rohman
Edward Schabinger
James E. Turner
Medford Potter
Mrs C. Preston Poore
Clay Bailey
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

J. Oscar Leager
Mrs. C. B. Raymond
Mrs. Charles M. Gee
Miss Florence Lurty
Margaret M. O'Neill
J. Lester Goldsborough
Mary Goldsborough
Miss Florence Short
Mrs. Jemina Simon
Ernest Slaughter
C. Edward Williams
Henry r. Shapley
DIR. Robert M. Sarde
Smyrna Cleaners
Mrs. L. M. Price
Samuel Moore
Lester Meyer
John Jacobs, Jr.
r. Wilson Graham
Earl Ford
w. A. FAIRIES & Son
Charles M. Ewing
Dudley Crossley
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

Overheard Last Wee-Doc Hynsons young telling
another tot Jacqe Roe you should go to the movies today saw
yesterday really picture" Whats on quered
little not wanting to get bum steer Captain From CAS-
tora" the reply Ha, ha!
Spotlight On sports: Smyrna Baseball Club local entry
having already forfeited three this season.
getting dsbandng point and from all only
sudden of pull the team
The scheduled to be played
Sunday arrived with only six
Player absentem has plagued the local combine all
Maybe the team could use some new blood
sidelight After worlmen away all the rubble
old House preparation for set
temporary the Wilson they noticed an old
piano against the wall in the backage wings After closer nspe
the keyboard bearing the
inscription ironically Presented by John Wilson, Inc
1882.
City Farmers Teen-ager Wayne Pryor of bed in
the early Poppa Mike and told to go
old lettuce radshes He
however (which not ready
beaYoung Wayne still from the sandmans knockout
drop did what He pulled the undezed bee thinking they
radhes leaving said adishe and lettuce to the beeesWe
watermelons next WayneD
spohots: of Ray
pitcher for Kenton after fouryear engagement will
Church. Clayton August 20 al Kuhn Will
ingon photog fng this week Lost
Dep-The left his shoes
wenown local femme following beach party at Re-
hoboh gal drove off and left the athlete not
knowing forcing to hh-hike
state" barefoot
H. Bursem just loving California climate, will
surprised drops couple of
the Ray Smiths and the Bob Francis for
family additions. Ffremens still going
They coppd first prize at the Eton parade Tuesday night
Newcombe Wilmington newspapeman back harness
recupratng broken ribs forced
the road between Wilmington by htr motorist
couple of weeks ago. $500 damage to Russs rocket
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

James T. Burris
Miss Cora Ford
J. Frank Greenwell
Glenn S. King
Stanley Middleton
Wagon Wheel
Robert K. Dunning
Jos. Jefferson, 3rd.
J. Norman Taylor
Chester Banta
L. Medford Davis
F. B. Gebhart
Charles Hanratty
DR.. John J. Lazzeri
E. P. Myers
Lee F. Slaughter
Vim g Wilson
Ralph G. FAIRIES
Clifton Jones
VIM. III. Lurty
James Pappas
Cora S. Tschudy
Morgan Parry
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

Jack Schaeffer
Robert A. Mills
George Robinson
William Norris
VIM. M. Doughten
j. Cooper Walker
Farmers Supply Co.
Matthew V. Ford
Henry Y. Lower
John d. Morris
George Hoffecker
Howard G. Davis
George David
Ennis & Deakyne
Stills News Agency
Harold J. Carrow, Jr.
Mrs. Helen G.. Attix
I. H. Merrill
Emett Virdin
Robert Talbot, Sr.
Mabel Slaughter
Mrs. Ida Armstrong
Harry David
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

Mrs. Florence 7. Ferguso
Smyrna Sewing Supplies
Fruit Growers National
Bank and Trust Co
The National Bank of
Smyrna
Mrs. Thomas G. Jackson
Addie Book
Tiny Severson
Elizabeth G.. Roe
Mrs. w. J. M. Wroten
Sam. Pappas a,
Ralph H. Lange
Lawrence R. Moore
Mrs. Bayard Carter
Mrs. George Carter
Grover King
William Baggs
Miss Nancy Scott
Mrs. Lola d. Cole
Fred Harris, Sr.
John F. Simpson
John H. Poore
Mrs. j. w. Clifton
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

8. Asphalt tile floor if practical.
9. Stage in auditorium.
10. Private rooms for Scout Troops.
IL. Kitchen and wash rooms.
IL. Auditorium available to all civic
organizations when not desired
by Scouts.
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These plans have been approved
by our Scout Leaders.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

household clean
ing aids. From
floor wax to soap
flakes s they re
marvellous buys.
Get them the
next time you're
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29
BRIGHT SAIL BUDGET AIDS

If you want efficient products that
save you money, / heartily recon-
mend the BRIGHT SAIL line of
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29
4 NJ E(NNT1K1{
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It's mighty be able to add few extra dollars the
family fun fund especially you're planning vacation
weekend trip. So why not start saving them with
the help of dolar-strechers like these?
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29
. THE
SMYRNA
BRIEF CASE
by Robert Bell

weekDoc Hynsons young son was telling
tot Jacquie the movies today saw
yesterday really good picture Whats on querd
Jacque wanting bum Captain From Cas-
tora" the reply Ha, ha!
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29
FREE RECIPE BooKLETI

The recipe / just gave you is from
one of my favorite collections
"24 Ways to Win Praise" This
FREE booklet contains ID simple
recipes for making luscious cakes,
frostings, pies, cookies, mullins
and fried foods with "Perfect
Blend" DEXO, APPS all-purpose
shortening. Just write: APP,
Dept. G, 420 Lexington Ave-, New
York II, N. Y, for FREE copy.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29
MEAT MoNEY-sAvER

The rump and round are among
the most economical cuts of beef
and veal. Yet they're just as good
sources of protein as more expen-
sive cuts. Just as good to eat, too,
fixed this way: .u,,n.
Season l lb. beef AMMAN RNNW.
or veal rump NWSd r'rZ
or round, cut E1E%
about 1 inch & GAA
thick. Sprinkle N&k0
with flour,
pounding to help make meat
tender. Cut into serving pieces;
brown in fat; add 2 cups APPS
IONA TOMATO JUICE; cover
and simmer gently till meat is
tender (about 2 to "a hrs.)
Serves d.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29
LoW-cosT cRooUETrEs

shopping at your thrifty A&Pi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Mary Virginia Jones
To Marry In June

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hampton
Jones of Rockville, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Mary Virginia to Mr.. Emmett
George Murphy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Murphy of Syracuse, New
York. Miss Jones is graduate of
the immaculate Seminary, Wash
ington, d. c., and Mr.. Murphy was
graduated from Syracuse Univer-
sity. The wedding will take place
in June.
Charter Adoption To be Discussed.
3 Colmun IL PIT. Head ........
Charter Adoption to Be Discussed
By Montgomery County Citizens D..
"Should we adopt a Charter for
Montgomery County, will be the
topic of panel discussion at the
meeting on May Bird of the West
Montgomery County Citizens AS
ISOLATION, to be. held at the barnes
town Elementary School at 8 p. M.
Mr.. Harry S. Beall will act as
moderator. 1t will be an open meet
ing and the civic classes of the High
Schools in the county are especially
invited to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Home Mothers
Sponsor Show
BY Magician

Raymond, magician and hypno-
fist, who opens an engagement at
the Gaithersburg High School
Auditorium Friday, April 80, is
one of those fellows who is CON
stantly met on the streets or in
hotel lobbies with the remark:
''I'm sure = know you, haven't we
met before?" The answer is that
he has entertained more than 10.-
100000 people in his twenty-five
years on the stage. While in the
Air Force alone he entertained
over 100000 American and
Allied Soldiers. While appearing
in Paris, France, he was made life
honorary member Of the syndicate
National Des Illusionists - ct
Artistic De Genre Avoisinant--
and is the only living magician so
honored in America.
The show is sponsored by the
Home Room Mothers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Red SOx Hand
10 3 Defeat To
Potomac Nine

The Rockville Red Sox handed the
Potomac Nine 10 to 3 defeat on
the Rockville diamond last Sunday
1t was the first game of the season
for each.
The game was high-lighted by
the appearance of the Red Sox
in their sporty new red and white
uniforms which were donated by
various Rockville merchants. Man
ager Burdette was overheard to
say that if they played as well as
they looked, he would have a sure
winner.
Each team used three pitchers
and substituted freely in an effort
to give each man on the squad a
chance to play as the game did not
count in the race for the upper
Montgomery County League flag,
The Red Sox plan on three more
practice games before opening the
official season with Gaithersburg
at Rockville, May 9th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
School Budget And Building
Program Face PTA Scrutiny

Montgomery County Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations will
meet Thursday night, April.29, at
8 P. M. at the Gaithersburg school
in the third general session of the
1947-48 school year.
Officers and committee chair
men will present reports and re-
Communications for Council con-
sideration or action on a broad
range Of school problems.
Nathan r. Gilbert Of Chevy
Chase, Council chairman, said the
following items we're on the
agenda: The county board Of edu-
cation budget for the 1948-49
school year; the tagging school
building program; progress of ra-
tification by local P-TA's Of an
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
"YOur Vote Counts"
Ready For Study,
Say Women Voters

your Vote Counts a publica-
ton of the League of Women Vot-
ers of Montgomery County is now
ready for study. 1t includes bio
graphical information on all the
candidates for election in the May
8 primaries as well as answers to
the QUESTIONABLE sent OF the five
congressional aspirants of the 9Th
District of Maryland. This helpful
material, available only through
the League, may be secured by any
voters or groups of voters, with
out charge.
Subjects included in the ques-
tionaire are ones of national inter-
est right now and ones which will
be considered for inclusion on the
National League program of ac-
ton to be formed at the conven-
ton being held at Grand Rapids
next week.
In this area distribution is in
charge. of Mrs. R. B., Ladd, 903
Wade Avenue, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Chamber Asks
That Markers
Be Placed

The Rockville Chamber of Com
merce at its meeting Monday eve
ming decided to ask the town coun-
Gil to place an identifying sign on
the top of the water tower on
Grandin Avenue as a marker for
Skyway No. 1. Also to place signs
at all entrances to the town.
Jack Houyoux of the Spectrum
Photo Lab and AL Trapani, man.
ager of the A & P store, were
accepted for membership.
Melvin Rosenberg of Riverdale
showed a film and talked on "Er-
coupe" and invited members of the
chamber to take plane trip.
The executive meeting of the
chamber will meet on April 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
DIR. Preston To Direct
Round Table At, Mental
Hygiene Meeting Here

DR.. George Preston, Commission
er of Mental Hygiene in Mary
land, will serve as moderator for
the subject, Mental Hygiene
Needs of Montgomery County," at
the annual meeting of the Mental
Hygiene Society to be held April
"a, s P. M, in Rockville. The So
ciety will meet in the courtroom of
the Circuit Court, in the Court
house, rather. than at Normandy
Farms, as previously planned.
Participating in the panel dis
cussion. will be T. H. Owen Knight,
for the Montgomery County School
Board; Judge Warren Browning,
Montgomery County Bar Assoeia-
ton; Judge Alfred D. Noyes, of the
Juvenile Court; Mrs. Linden S.
Dodson, acting director of the We'll
fare Board; DR.. William Welsh,
representing the Medical Society,
and Mrs. Edith Stern, noted au-
thor, talking for the general pub
lie.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Home Demonstration Week
To Be Observed May 3 To 8

? The Montgomery County Council
of Homemakers' Clubs will observe
National Home Demonstration
Week, May Bird through May 9Th.
90 clubs will have exhibits of some
phase of the work taught by the
University of Maryland Extension
Service.
Plan to tour the county, at it's best
this time of year, and see all the
exhibits at the places listed below:
The Wheaton club will exhibit at
blouse of Herman, 8433 Georgia
Avenue, Silver Spring, showing that
the bride of today faces home
making secure in her training in
All Club work and now as a Home
maker Club member knows she will
keep abreast of homemaking skills.
An exhibit of fine baking will be
shown by the Washington Grove
club at the Thomas store, Gathers
burg. planning Your Christmas
List" will be exhibited at 85O7
Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, by
the Silver Spring Club. The Pooles-
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Dr. Ellicott
Will GET
Pay Boost

The County Commissioners on
Tuesday granted DR.. v. L. Ellicott,
county health officer, a raise in
pay which will bring his annual
salary to $4,000. Currently earn
ing $6250 in State and county
funds, DR.. Ellicott recently an
nounced he was seeking higher
pay elsewhere.
County health officer since 1882,
he told the commissioners that DR..
Robert H. Riley, State Health De-
partment director, had promised
him $500 additional salary fol-
lowing promise of a county in
crease of $125O. He currently re-
ceives $3.50 from the State and
$500 from the county.
No action was taken on the re-
quest asking pay boost from
$414O to $4,000 for DIR. Claire A..
Christman, assistant county health
officer, and that she be given a
leave of absence from October l
to June l to study at Johns Hop
kins University.
Appointment of Edward M.
Jones of Silver Spring as a patrol
man on the Montgomery County
Police Force, effective May /, was
announced by the commissioners.
County purchasing agent Will
fred H. Nerlich reported difficulty
in obtaining steel needed for 6
bridges. The commissioners decid-
ed to buy the steel for of the
bridges from the B. & M. Welding
&Iron Works, Gaithersburg, the
lone bidder. Mr.. McNayr advised
the purchase of used steel which
would be checked for structural
strength by the county engineer.
Laundry and dry cleaning for
the police department was award
| ed ~ the Rockville Laundry for
the period of six months.
By the advice of Engineer Blan-
ton S. Barnett and Road Super
visor GLAND Harvey, it was decided
that stone for the county roads
would be purchased as needed
from the lowest bidder. -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

Samuel P. (Pete) Hersperger,
who has lived here since 1920, re-
sides at 212 Reading Avenue. Mr..
Hersperger has been connected
with Ward Brothers, now Wire &
Lanier, for the past 25 years. A
baseball enthusiast, Mr.. Hersperg-
er used to be on the Rockville
team. He is a member of the Isaac
Walton League, Rockville chapter.
Leroy Sherman, West Montgom-
cry Avenue, Rockville, has run on
the ticket before. Qualifications
and background of Mr.. Sherman
and candidates filing later will be
run next week.
Outgoing members of the council
are Oliver Perry, Louis Ryan,
Bache Albert and Frank Williams.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

1executive committee report on pro-
posed changes of selecting school
board members; report of the
Councils nominating committee;
progress of pending Federal
school-aid legislation.
Composed Of two delegates and
the president of each of 30 P-TA's,
The Council serves as clearing
house and expediting agency for
the discussion Of school problems
and Of recommendations aimed at
solutions, Mr.. Gilbert explained,
and Thursday nights meeting will
determine, among other things,
what action the Council wants its
officers and committees to take
with respect to the school budget
and the building program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Candidates
Asked To Air
Their Views

Candidates for Mayor and Town
Council of Rockville have been in
vited to present their views at the
monthly meeting of the Rockville
Civic Association on Friday, April
20, at 8 P. NJ, in the Parish Hall of
Christ Episcopal Church on South
Washington Street. Elections for
the Mayor and Council will be held
on Monday, May 8 in the Town Of
fees from noon to $50 P. M.
Members of the Civic Association
will ask each candidate his opinion
on the following three problems:
l. What can be done to improve
the services provided by the town to
it's citizens in the way of improve
ments and maintenance
2. What can be done to improve
the apparent lack of a recreation
program in Rockville?
3. How can the finances of the
town be advertised to the public p
For example: at an annual budget
meeting open to the public; and
further provisions for public at
tendance and publicity on the Town
Council meetings.
All candidates, their friends, and
interested townspeople are urged
to attend the Civic Association
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

Will Allen, Bethesda, nominee
on the Democratic ticket in the
Sixth Congressional District in
Maryland, addressed a rally on
Tuesday night at Luke, Md, Of the
United Paper Workers Of America,
local GIG, one of the largest paper
mills in the country. Workers
pledged their support to Mr.. Allen.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Allen con-
ferred with political leaders in
Cumberland. From there he will
go to Hagerstown where he will
address a rally. He opened his
campaign April II.
Mr.. Allen was endorsed last
week by thirteen Washington cor
respondents, many Of whom live in
Montgomery County. One of these
was Phillip ]. Austenson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Antique Collection Open
To Public Weekly
Beginning April 27

Eli Alper announces the opening
OF an authentic, historical collection
Of antiques at the showroom located
on Route 240, 1 " miles from Rock
vile. Beginning April 81 the entire
collection, including spiderware,
Peacock, Stegal Glass and collec-
ton of Kentucky Rifles, will be
open for public inspection each
Tuesday from p. m. until 6.