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Evening star., 1948-12-07
PEELE 4 NICHOLS, Attorneys,
3O3 Hibbs BUILDING

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District Of Columbia, Holding Pro-
bate Court Ne 7Sn94; AdministfSstlonMh It Mn.
scriber. of the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District of Columbia Letters Of I'd "a,
Freyheld. late of the District of Columbia
deceased, All persons haying claims against
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber
on or before the 9th day of Noyember
be excluded from all benefit OF said es-
tate. Given under its hand this. 3gth
day of November, la4s. AMERICAN. Sc
FRENCH. Jr, Asst. Trust Officer. (Seal }
Attest MELVIN J. MARQUES, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District of Co.
daT
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SITUATIONS MeN.

ACCOUNTANT, BCs, desires perm. posi-
tien,. effce n;anagsr;, sxperisnss, large
STSAnuStusHstN,9n TAuuHANn ok isbs b9sa Arms TH9s. D.
.eGGt6ttNSffASf. experti hooks started. tens
ssl5 sn,. tasd assdts ss' rssons @
81 Ill.,
s2sH,Ek's s2EsH III abaa oa CLERICAL POSITION de.
i5ss ;! ''ssss nss'ss1ssf F:F
CHEF, experienced, eelered, wsnts peaitiep
in restaurant or cafeteria. Call North
CHEF, eolored, Al all around cock.
wants v,s,h part time l5 yrs sSperisnee h9s.sl
s|SSf dSnIEaE EEsasisuGiRR. uGRAD,r ssaA4 e4s v.t ST..
aeetg, mstor; studied bus adm: eeSnors.
ss' ssss pss ss ''Hss Eas sBk VIZ 'is: ss. bank
ernmest, last ! as executive, desires posi-
sn Sssrs sssrs. s.s.n with
sncs IN auditing, together With intesIity
aIplemssy, viii ss ytIiissd Slth sdsaSIst.
70 travsl oeessiohsily o. ffsqasntiv.
aW fssSe sSGooI sGp5sst ggRABusFE gfE SsK assy. wash
MAN, eolored, yrs exper wants >ob %
fsHtntspan RetE No 1obs s. general restaurant work
MAN desires maintenance iob. preferably
apt, house, with quarters; expert painter.
repairman; nondrinker, married, no chill
%sAssAsERs MAN. sEss town sssnets' eoantay sas comps
saaSAaER ssaas ASS Maaf+RNs hSf so fer apt
slaE ss IF|,s n sxehangs Ter White veteran.
PAINTING. inside and outside; wall wash;
rsfsrsness sE' ssss9nss%lfA %AbEs fJsees ee eses N
MAN, very reliable, and best Of references.
sALEsMAN-oaed sapsstien' re rsserd, ,,sss az
sst RES sSe Sss sO
PEepssitIIen with future considered Pos
sRSREfxkY or adminlstfs.i,ys I'll, asst. asst
meeting public, hand cores, '.telsphons
ssa :ssas sss VI" sa ss $3.50 ''Ts d. 'ss's' S:s
studies, hist; BIS, N.
Y. u; NJ. A., Columbia. Exper. certified.
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Famous White Cross Plan

OF hospitslization has increased in poPu-
larity in the Washington and Virginia
sufficient personnel to service the hum
dreds of inquiries. We need clean-cut,
sales-minded men who have cars to call
inRs are unlimited. Minimum p0ssibili-
ties, 500 weekly See MANAGER. 1885
X st. Nv, Room l02. ! to 8 pm. Monday
II RpiI
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MILTON T; BR9oME. II9SlsIs..r AtteEney, nGIFe II,

uNEIEB sTATEs pGIhIR5EI GnlRb3 HH0UISglRng HHUgR FPTn7
bate Court-No II 805, hdmlnistraf ton
This is to Give Notice; That The subscriber,
of the Dis. rict of Columbia. has obtained
Columbia, Letters Testamentary, on. the
estate of Herbert H. Gamble, late. Of the
District of Columbia, deceased. All per,
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, leeal!y authep-
tlea ed, to the subscriber, OH or before the
10Th day OF November, 4 b. 1910; other
wise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 10th day of November, l94s.
MILTON T. RROOMF 4I6 9TH ST. NV.
lSeal Attest, IHEoDoRt CoGSWELL.
Register of Wills for the District of Co.
lumbla; Clerk OF the Probate Court
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AIRCRAFT MECHANICS

AIRCRAFT MECHANICS
Northwest Airlines Experience aircraft
mechanics. preferably with and E IL
censes Apply NORTHWEST A1RLINES,
Natl Airport, Mr.. Rackow, Hanger Nc. I.
Apply In person. S
Auto Meehanic-Shop Foreman
Extremely progressive corporation has ex-
knowiedge Of managiing all phases Of a
repair shop that employs IL men. Write
all particulars. confidential, Box 60-J, Star
OUR MEN KNOW OF THIS AID
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YOUNG MAN

Over el. hish school graduate; as col.
iector; must be able to pass medca
examination and have D. C; drivers per-
hour week S35 to start with planned
advanremepts; many employment adyan'
tages: permanent. Apply personnel ofhce
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Evening star., 1948-12-07

uNIfE6 STATES b1sTRicT ST coURT {HsTeis For
Probate % court.-No. 71ai0s Adminlstra-
tion.-This is to Give Notice: That the
subscriber, of the District of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia. Letters TestamentaFy
on the estate OF Elizabeth K. Hynes, late
of the District of Columbia, deceased. All
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated TO the subscriber, on or
l949: otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit OF said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
November. 194S. WALTER J. KENNEY,
l2l1 35th ct. NV tSeaD Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills tor
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court no3n, ,deT.l4
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CREDIT MAN

25 to 40 to assist in credit department
of large wholesale organization; must have
complete knowledge of retail and whole
sale credit work, collections, Investigations,
etc. Excellent opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day week. Write Box l04-G, Star,
Swing full particulars and experience;
Industrial Insurance Statesmen
to to sell eli the famous n1psW white Cross Plan Of
disqualification and A. and H, You have
no lapse charges, YOU draw up to sos
collection commlSsions, plus a monthly
increase check 3 men needed; See Mr.,
Blake or MGndsS MI Rsdnan Fbrnnsb s12 R5dsv St
LIFE ms. MANAGER
LEGAL reserve company with over billion
in force desires successful producer as
and bonus contract Complete office fur
nished. Give facts eonfidentialy for local
interview. Vice pres. Box 3as-H. Star.
MEN WANTED
81 to 40 for good, permanent Jobs with
an assured future Learn 10 operats
We viii teach you and pay you while
averaging about $50 weekly, with paid
vacations. sick leave, free transportation
and other benefits. Apply noW-Monday
throush Frday-between s:30 am. and
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE, 1872 N st. NV. Take
Friendship Heights, streetcars direct to
door. .
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EDMUND l.. BROWNING, Jr., Attorney,
3lJ5 N ST NV

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District OF Columbia, Holding Pro-
bate Court-ho. 12OHo, AamIni1tgat!on.
scriber. of the District of Columbia. has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate OF Paulus Powell Browning.
also known as Powell Browning, late Of
the District of Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on or Eefore the
lSth day of November, A D 1870; other
Sf sII benet IM Of As SAID d estate GIVEN Under my
hand this 10th day of November, 194s.
HELEN D. BROWNING. 299. legation 81.
NV. Seal Attest: THEODORE COGs.
of Columbia, Clerk OF tn Probate Court.
ne%o. .dei.l4
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HELP WOMEN.
SALESLADIES

If you have ne domestic ties, evn Q car,
or are between 20 and 45 years Of ass
and like to meet the public, We have .
oua ss srs
earning better than $lOO weekly, We train
yeu aRd, supply yeu with leads, Our White
manager. 1885 K St NV, Rm, 1t2, TO
8 nm Monday thrauah Friday ~
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SECRETARY

Experieneed, for interesting ,yerk In
advertising dept; excellent .WeFkins eeR-
ssasas s,,s sPSi psge
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TAXI DRIVERS

114ENJ
1a4s Plymouth and Chevrolet, for sale or
rent; GI loans adv BELL CAB CO, al7
| ST. NV. Ex 900. Ia
Tractor-Trailer Driver
colored. as-3s years old; must be thor
must be physically At and able to pass
medical examination, Apply In person
Room 504, Star Building,
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Evening star., 1948-12-07

y to IA: must be experiepeed and possess
opportunity for advancement; 5-day week.
good working conditions Apply Mr.. Den
ming. JOSEPH NJ. ZAMOISKI CO. 2l22
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SECRETARY

Excellent career opportunity as executive
secretary with leading Washington Armi
n sees shd sr.d p
,ans SdRs ssskS fsI fssafS Is,.Ps.v sssn ,s s
ARCADE SUNSHINE
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y.
RREIEvrsros RITTS ION TEcHs1dfANs. Il fHs
onne " ee 4n h oca 3 xAsR
fHEATER MANAGER. eolored, IS to 50
YEARS. eHPsr pGx no. asa
TfMRKEEPER-Man wanted for timekeep-
er night watchman position; hours pm,
srea sG d S99HR sd eouasrRY eseauTas sgn ds Sf
400 18th St, South, Arlington, Va. ca
TtiNNER,s TtS. HELPER; will pay s1.ab per
Fl FIRE ARnG RRnGRooJER 10 EiadeRh eEpsr st. inside work.
:Asf gfh si!a5I sbf So's9t !sS St
for isteesss mecssnlcs shop speeislises
in custom made furniture; perm. pos, op'
por for ARRANGEMENT pleas SURROUNDINGS;
GW2afRfMoHsE MELPER for one s' of Wash
ington's oldest furniture stores; must be
sober and dependable man; good salary,
ssn Ssnus to aHa m Psf Pa HoUsh APfz
WWsssHsR Wssifsss AND inSSER MEGMaSrG VI .S ,.tss tts.
spnfs work, ""s See Mr.. GILL, a14S Queens
YoHNG YsofRNstG M Nan, r. white OF coored. sober and
esor Reat store se5 aeSsss sna faaae
3lI4 Jan Mt Pleasant ant St; i nv yp,te with q
permit: to work in liquor store Apply
YOUNG c,IJ MEN, a5 to as, with driver
license, as supervisor for retail shoppins
service; no experience necessary; must be
Tree to travel. Apply Evening Star Bids,
yni,G spd MES e. "a aoo@ % ss yrs car not nee
essarY. as ,represeatatiye tralnees by lrgf largf
opporlunity' good salary plg1s bonus nS sne
cspsbie of making rapid PROGRESS and can
within a reasonable length Of time take
HobsEHoLp FINANCE ,Se CORP; 1897
sales dent exper Unnecessary; we tram
youI Can earn S1h to $120 wk For
IMMEDIATE OPENING for district man.
horticuiture: permanent and Local To
tacts among home, owners farmers and
pacity; car necessary; age 80 to 45;, suc-
cessful sales managerial background help
full Proven training program and excel
lent compensatieH discussed at interview,
Write fELFoRD, Box a0a, Newark, New
York.
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sesl.s VOICE o.ss.,Sss Ssa
il. III, sEkNsTEiN, Ia. a6fs. Ss
Evening star., 1948-12-07

tail shopping service. Apply Evening
Star Bldg, II tn and Penna, ave- Rm. 5!3
MAN WANTED, white. with some grocery
and P C dsvef MARKRT fsRiTs spa
qhpSfstnIss atS St n.e. ABBY % alter n pm &
MEATCUTTERs, :, experenced; wanted
for baekTS9m WORK ony aPpnyy W II peTSsSGH ISG
MEN, W EsSj. 5"So, capable caps of selt-management
with good personality and initiative to
$40 wk with rapid increases. Suite .05-
I 10, 1927 Eye st. NV, 9:30 to 2:30 m.
MRN-Aggressive personable young men,
college men. veterans. One OF the oldest
and most respeeted companies in the oIrl world
VIII an sa sau1s numeer msn for 81 posons
in their famous sales organization' Every
opportunity to learn in adyance will H. B Be
RHY Fssn Room bs men s sefctsd asd sRp ARpy K MN
eve, eve and sat, Through personal contacts
ala eEAL s'sf Silk Ha0fsshsty HSou per Ss
MEN ("5), white, to, distribute circulars
daily pay 7:30 am 400 New YORK
MEN INTERESTED IN BUYING new cabs
and fnca bec2mlng members IN fastEWIGHMrTFEs WHrTE
CAB, ST. 455a fer information. -?
$50 worth Of entertainment and services
Room AZ or As, sO2 st.. W, iO-a. %
APPLY W. K. WiNsLoW CO. a25 NJ Y. ave
PAINTER, insideI frst-rate brush hand.
CO. I175,
PAPER HANGER-Combinatio ation man pre-
ferred must be neat and reliable; car an
PAIL PAsKlSG 81 fa5s. IoT ATTENDANTS cvhlts,.
parking lot corner 13th and e NV. ~
ssHARhA6tsT relief Monday throsAafh oAf
IFoRNIA PHARMACY, 2162 California
PHARMACISTS reg In Va good hrs, and
1887 Wilson blvd, Arl,, Va. OK. 11s0. IS
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LIFE ms. MANAGER
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
RADIO PARTS MAN

Employment office, 3l3a NJ st. NV Taks
Routes 10, Rosslyn 20, Cabin John; 80
Friendship Heights, streetcars direct to
door. p
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
FLA. Members At
Leitersburg Grange

The regular meeting of Letters
burg Grange was held in the Grange
Hall on Wednesday, April 7, with
Howard Strock presiding and So
members present.
During the meeting the following
business was transacted: Ralph Nc
Cauley gave report on the supper
given April l and thanked all who
contributed to the success of it: a
contribution of $500 was voted
for the Cancer Drive; and an invi-
tation from Montsarada Grange to
fill the lecturers hour at the April
q meeting was accepted.
The lecturers program was pre-
sented by the members of the Hag-
erstown High School FLA and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all. Three
harmonica solos were given by Dick
Berger, and vocal selections were
given by trio consisting of Leardie
Shiflet, John Sullivan and Eddie
Sprecher
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
Bowling

One event that I sure hated to
miss was last weeks annual tourna-
ment between the Kiwanis, Lions
and Rotary club teams for the trop-
HES put up each year by Rufus Ed
wards General Manager of Raney's
Coliseum. Unfortunately, however,
I was under the weather that night
and was unable to make it.
At that it might have been a good
thing stayed away, because Ell Ell
linger always says l bring him bad
luck, and l see where he had the high
set of the night, which went a long
ways towards putting the Rotary
team on top.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
Red Cross Life
Saving Course

The Annual Senior Red Cross Life
Saving Course conducted by the Ha-
gerstown Y M. c. A. as a part of its
community service, will be held from
Monday, April 10, through Tuesday.
May 4, according to an announce
ment made on Monday by Don Klop-
fer, County and Community Secre-
tary of the local 'Y'.
The Senior Course is open to young
men and women who have passed
their 18th birthday and who are in
sound physical condition. The
Course will require a minimum of at
least Is class hours; divided into two
parts; a preparatory phase Of five
hours, and training phase of ten
hours. Examinations will require
two additional hours, making a total
for the Course and examinations of
II hours.
Constructors for the Senior Life
Saving Course will be Lewis Blen-
ard, of the local Police Force, and
Miss Elizabeth King, women's swim
ming director at the Y. M. c. A.
Both Mr.. Blenard and Miss King are
graduates of the Life Saving and
Water Safety instructors Course Of
fered each year by the American
Red Cross, and both have repeated
the course annually for the past few
years, in order to keep well informed
of the latest techniques as developed
by the Red Cross.
Included in the Course will be
such phases of Life Saving and
Water Safety as
Personal Safety and Self Rescues.
Elementary Forms of Rescue.
Fundamental Swimming Skills
for Life Saving.
4-Recovery of Submerged Victims,
Swimming Rescue Training Phase
6-Carries, Defenses and Releases.
7-Resucitation
Especial Problems in Swimming
Rescue.
Especial Forms of Rescue.
10-Reviews and Informal Tests.
11-Final Examination, which in
cludes three fractional grades
given for class work, knowledge
test and practical test.
AS there is a great demand for
trained life guards at swimming
pools, beaches and summer camps,
a capacity enrolment is expected.
There will be no charge made for
the course. Glasses will be two
hours long and will be held four
nights each week-on Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday from ZOO
to 900 p m. Applicants will need
to furnish their own swimming
suits and towels.
No registration will be accepted
after Saturday, April II. For fur
Their information call Don HOPPER at
the Y. M c. A.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
Big Scout-O-Rama
To Be Held Here

More Than Forty Troops From
Washington County And Near
By Pennsylvania Counties To
Participate In Two-Day Show
At Fairgrounds April 30 and
May l.
Plans have just about been COM
pleted for the big Scout-O-R Rama
to be held in the Exposition Hall
at the Fairgrounds on Friday, April
30, from to 10 p. m. and on Sat
urday, May l, from to 10 p. m.
The Scout Drama is an expos
ition of Scoutcraft plus panorama
of scout activities, and it has been
planned as the best means for en-
phasizing the distinct, educational
training that the boys receive in
Scouting.
Scout Troops taking part in the
Scout-O-Rama include practically
every Troop in Washington County
and in the adjacent Pennsylvania
counties Of Franklin and Fulton,
and it is bieng sponsored by the
Washington Area Council of the
Boy Scouts, which has jurisdiction
over all troops in this area.
Scout Executive B. J. Hagedorn
and his Field Executive, Joseph H.
Murray, Jr., are working hard to
make this one of the most outstand-
ing events in Scouting in this sec
ton of the country, and they are
being backed up by a very fine
committee of Scouters, who are
handling the various phases of the
project. The general committee in
charge of the Scout Drama con-
sists of the following members of
the Scout Organization: Robert D.
Shircliff, John p Caspar, A. Lesley
Gardner, Herman w. Eichholz, j.
B. Mentzer and John NJ Miller.
There is no intention of awarding
prizes to the various Scouts or
Scout Troops for their exhibits, as
the purpose of the Scout Rama is
to create a greater interest IN Scout
ing and develop the recruiting of
new Scouts, and also, Scouts don't
need prizes to get them enthused
about the various phases of the
Scout program. However, a par
ticipating emblem will be given to
every Scout taking part in the
Scout-O-Rama, which he can wear
on his uniform.
At the present time 80 Troops
and Cub Packs have arranged to
have exhibits, and details of same
will be published at later date. The
expense of the big event has been
kept to minimum (as is the Gus
tom with all Boy Scout actiVities),
and for that reason the committee
has been able to keep the admission
charge to the exhibit at the low
price of 25f including tax for adults,
and 10f including tax for chilSNen.
And it is also pointed out that even
at this low admission price, a part
of it will go into the treasury of
each Troop participating.
If you want to see Scouting in
action; if you want to see the ingen-
uity in making and planning that
Scouting is teaching the boys of the
community; if you want to see the
fine spirit of comradeship and coop
GRAFTON that Scouting engenderS in
every member of the organization,
both boys and adults, then plan now
to visit the Scout-O Drama in the
Exposition Hall at the Fairgrounds
on either Friday, April 80, or Sat-
urday May /.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
Fountain Head
Club Golf Events
Golf Committee Releases The
Schedule Of Mems Events For
Season-SpeciaI Events To Be
Announced Later.

The Golf Committee of Fountain
Head Country Club has announced
the following Mems Golf Events for
the 1948 season:
April 17-Opening Day. Black
and Blue Tournament Captains:
John Coblentz and Carroll France
Buffet Luncheon served at Noon
with the losers paying the freight
Register April 10th to 18th inclusive.
April "a = Backwards 9 Hole
Handicap Tournament.
May 2-Home and Home Match
(Open).
May 9-Home and Home Match
(Open).
May 16-Mixed Ball Scotch
Foursome.
May 23-Home and Home Match
(Open).
May 20 & 3O-Memorial Day
Tournament Register May 22nd to
18th incl.
June 5-Home and Home Match
Rolling Road Country Club, Balti-
more, Md.-There.
June 12-Duffers Delight-Infor-
nation at the LIST Tee.
June 13-Home and Home Match
! (Open).
June 2O-Home and Home Match
! (Open).
June 27-Home and Home Match
| (Open).
July to incl.-Register for Pres
idents Cup.
July Z to Is incl-First Round
Presidents Cup. Each succeeding
round at one week intervals.
July 11-Home and Home Match
(Open).
July 1S-Home and Home Match
Open.
July 25-Home and home Match
Open.
Aug. Home and home Match
(Open).
Aug. Home and Home Match
Rolling Road Country Club-Here
Aug. 8-Mixed Ball Scotch Four
some.
Aug. Is to % incl.-Qualify fol
Club Championship.
Aug. % to Sept 3-First Rounc
Club Championship.
Sept. Second Round Clul
Championship.
Sept. 5-Third Round Clul
Championship.
Sept. 6-Finals for Club Champ
ionship.
Sept. 12-Home and Home Mattel
(Open).
Sept. 19-Home and Home Mattel
(Open).
All starting times 1 P. M. unles
otherwise posted.
Plans are also in the making TO
several special events, details o
which will be announced later.
Members of the Golf Commute
are: Bob Nichols, chairman; Bo1
Schleunes, Roy Dancer, Jr., Viz
Slime and Woody Harner.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
Merlin Ellinger
Wins His Letter
Is Member OF Culver Military
Academy Team That Won
Nine Out OF Ten Matches.

Culver, Ind, 7 April-Merlin E.
Ellinger, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. E. Ellinger, 1914 Oak Hill Ave,
was among twenty-five cadet mem
bers of the varsity rifle team at Gull
yer Military Academy, who were
awarded letters at the close of the
season this week. The Culver
marksman won nine out of ten mat
ches, including the Military School
Division of the Second Army Inter
collegiate Championship. This was
Ellinger's first year on the team, and
he was presented a reserve letter.
With the opening of the spring
sports program, he was among the
more than 100 candidates who turned
out for the varsity crew. A mem
Der of Company D in the Infantry
ROTC organization, Cadet Ellinger
has been active in many campus ac-
tivities. During the current year he
has served as chairman of his Com
pany's Culver Gordon Society, an
organization which sponsors corps
and company fellowship activities.
A top-ranking scholar, Ellinger is
among those who hold the Gold A
for outstanding scholastic attain
ment.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15

Fred w. Fahrney, son of Mrs. M
E. Fahrney, 1918 Potomac Avenue
was among a group of students al
the Ohio State University College OF
Pharmacy who made the honor roll
during the Winter Quarter by achiev-
ing high scholastic attainments (av-
erages of 1926 or better).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15

Mrs. Ruth Branin Usilton return
ed home on Monday, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman at
Bala-Cynwood, Pa.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15

Speakers on the program were:
Max Rice, who talked on Hidden
Hunger" a subject pertaining to soil
conservation; and Don Longaneck-
er, who also talked on the conserva-
ton subject.
Cadet Henry w. Hanson, III, son
of Mrs. Mary D. Moller Hanson, of
the Moller Apis, is attending Gull
yer Military Academy, Culver, In
diana, as a first year student.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
BEHIND HOME PLATE
By Doug Stewart

don't believe that anything that
has happened in long time has
helped kids more than this Junior
Basketball League, and I hope il
continues for many years to come.
Division II of the Junior Basket
ball League ended its regular sea-
son on Monday night, with Funks-
town emerging as the winner and
the Lions Club team, which defeat
ed the Alsatia Club in the last game
of the season, winding up in second
place
Division l winds up its season to-
night. The Independent A. C.'s have
already locked up the championship
of that Division, but tonight's games
will decide whether the Boys Club
or the Optimist Club winds up in sec
-ond place.
Watch the daily papers and listen
to the radio for the announcement
of the play-off dates for the league
championship.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-15
Basketball

l thoroughly enjoyed having a
part in the Junior Basketball Tour
nament completed last Sunday at
the Armory l was very proud of
the fact that the team from the Hag-
erstown Boys Club was invited to
take part in this tournament, and
much prouder of the way they play
ed and conducted themselves.
The Boys Club wound up in four
tn place in the tournament, being
beaten in the consolation game with
the Independent A. C.'s by one point
after two, three minute extra per-
iods.