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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


ADDING MACHINEs, typewrissrs, ealc 1ls
UNITED TYPEWRITER co" sl3 l4th st.
boxes' Old guns, reiics Clocks stems. try
!e Pay your price CHI $500. to shns
Eishess Cash priees paid Cali MURRAY
Sas S. gs41sa es ssas g scaSs sss
Ell ROOM dining room or contents of
a sss Tx x !5 esy s atssf p@ a. 81 His
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges ana
once. viii pay highest possible, prices
cali Today today, Mr. Mr. GRADY. Ma. 1890.
CAMERAS, all types; movie equipment, all
BRENsER pR G61S5S co.. es iass
9pa%ES. Df %xsGED 9us hsh R auat ss4
CAMERAMKodak Medalist or other range;
finder roll-film NJ esmera go size' or eooo
s..s a9ssn HTsi;s 4z,sss 'fa T.!
Sfsa SSfp svs ai.m % f psoakes
and wrist watches. initial birthstones, dia-
mond wedding rings other jswslry p yr r
JEWELRY CO, no 9TH st. NV.
DIAMONDS and old gold, diamond watches
BTRK. INC: ei4 18th st. NV; DI; a77att =,
cash, prompt removal 1--WE do movinsj.
FGRNITURE and household effects of the
S1S SkARX IA N1 : $sGo contents or
aII oinN hnct
HoPWo 5od s. sth I and X sts. NV. ME.
GoLD-Bring YOUR old gold. silver. plating.
KAN rs a. asR st prices px
house nous RI rags. ACE JUNK CO, S2SO Georgia
s sTsi sE AR; VIZ WsssSNrEp-Htshess prices
Rouse nous lG rags ne"SV WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
co: 215 L st. sw.. DI. Soo7: .,n
ing room suites. Cali evenings, Repys9lic
PfYIAaSNos wANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO CO,
pays highest cash prices. Phone Wo: $3.50
for courteous appraisal.
PIANbs, grAna. upright. splnet Or apt
s sizs; any 81 i 1884, any condition. will pay
sd eaS sEnp spmnq Rag sh saa &c
SCRAP IRON WANTED-Cast iron, 81 80
per 100 pounds: auto batteries. 81 each;
house rags, 81 per 100 pounds, delivered
to cur warehouse. Highest prices paid Tor
scrap won scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries If you cannot deliver your
accumulationS. please phone us. WASH
INGToN RAG g. BAG CO., 215 st. s.w.
SCRAP IRON WANTED-Highest prices
raid for scrap iron, scrap metals, house
rags and auto batteries. If you cannot
deliver your accumulations, please phone
US. ACE JUNK CO., 1920 Georgia ave
sEWr,,G MACHINES-we buy all types,
repair hemstitching. buttons covered
WANTED-Better grade OF household fur
niture. antiques and ONCE furniture MA
$500. evenings. GE. 6447
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware.
any condition. jewelry. brie.a.brac: china
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885 @
st. NV, Sterling T496 tnear 14th);
oLD.FASHIONED picture frames. clocks
also antique furn., china, firearms, curioS,
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COUNTRY BOARD
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Girl to share lge apt. with girls be-
tween ages of 1929; S35 mo. Call after
pm, 1925 Calvert st. NV, DU. s1s5
DOWNTOWN, 1912 e1st st. n.w.-Larse
front Ink. twin beds, alcove, PRIVILEGES;
SI2 so per VIZ. Also single. Sc per wk. "a
. YOUNG LADIES to share apt. with /
Box 455-D. Star. 3
SUNNYBROOK, Md dble. and l ssle
bedrm., suitable 8 adults: share rest OF
unlIm. phone. UN. 1857 weekdays "a.
IMMEDIATE observation-disclosures liv
rm., kitchen and dinette, full hotel service,
ltv, kit. and dinette, full hotel service
5000 Call Charles l.. Hutchinson. genera
manager HOTEL 2400. 18th n W., co
1 CSnSwyp,ErErv ruRN with utilities and
furniture; liv. rm., din. rm.,- kit, shower
bath; in NV. section; 500 mo. Box
l7S-B, Star. =
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ROOMS euRhisnsp-s.E. srd s.w,

4S2 ST. S.E.-Double room for couple.
nondrinkers, breakfast privileges. SIS wk.
Also single room, gentleman only, So a
wk.; 2 blocks from War College, / block
from cariine. Apply between 9 am. and
IL noon, or call DI. 1888 after pm. a
635 EAST CAP, ST.-Large front room on
Well furn.. good heat and hot water. Rea-
sonabie. TR. 1854. %
459 ST. S.W.-2 front sleeping rooms,
S35 month; good location, shopping dis
trict. Clean and warm.
1914 MINI. AVE. Sc, Apt. 4-Single
room. girl. Sc rate. IL 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTORS. "Gardenaid," with
plows, cultivator; harrows. .snow plows
81 h.p' MHIoNEaY's. nc. siss Ga
ave, Silver Spring, SH.. 1880 IS
TRACTOR, all types farm equipment
truck, sprayers on hand. OWNER, cal
after 9, Falls Church 2190. 16'
HAY FOR SALE-Timothy, excellent
quality, S2s per ton at farm. Call ewes.
Tk si removal, pruning; winter rates;
free estimates Call COLUMBIA TREE
SERVICE CO., SH. S1Ss or WA. 6615. -
MANURE, well rotted, $3.50 per Ii
bushels: SIS per 10 bushels, delivered
LOVELY AFRICAN VIoLETS. 25 varieties
Ask for price list. BEHNKE NURSERIES
Westinghouse blvd, Beltsville, Md
TO. 1924 3
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Ner.heo.

DOUBLE ROOM for / or 2, all modern
conveniences, off 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
NO. 1857 -3
.O5 E sT-Large front rm. for 2. S32
mo. private home: TR. 421s. q
9I8 18th ST. N.E.-Large front room,
home privils.: cow transp.: for 2 en-
ployed people; Sc each. II. 1888. %
and some kit. privils. LU. 1894. "a
1928 E ST: N.E.-1Nicely furnished front
rm,, adjoining bath; cow. transp.; laun-
1915 EAST CAPIToL ST. N.E.-Large
front rm:. nicely furnished, for two per-
FURNISHED ROOM, twin beds; couple.
HILLSIDE hie p 4 HG9 CT Ne s,,r,. 49, doAb,.
room, use of phone; good transportation.
VI. 1898. =
i3o B ST NE, The Galena-Vacancies
for 2 girls, comfortably furnished warm
room; laundry PRIVILEGES. $25 ga. FIR.
.971S.
rI38 b ST. NE, The Marick-Comfortabl
furnished warm rooms; laundry facilities;
double, with running water, S27 so; single
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
BOATS.

CUsToM-RUILT CRUISER SEDAN and
trunk cabins We build the best. Also
rowboats NIEMAN BROS, Shady Side, Md.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints rope, fire ex-
tinguishers. cupboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines 30 to 800 h.p.: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL VECCH1o 6 son. 1919 18th
ct. Sc Ii 4493
OUTBoARD MOTOR. 5a horsepower. new
Elein; excellent condition; best offer Call
Wn Ond1 8
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kOOMS fUkN.-N0rfne0St. tS0nR.S
1908 d ST. N.E.-Lge. room In private
home; twin beds, kit. ,prfsils.: Eirls emily;
on Mount Pleasant carline. FIR. 1000. %
1859 ST. N.E.-Large front rm... Ink;
cleo. refsr. twin beds: children allowed
c cas ah E 8aSG ROOM with twin
beds; for refined. employed men: Govt.
employees preferred. Call after 8, TR.
coLoRED-121s OWENS PL. N.E.-Rms..
suitable 8 girls: pvt. bath and kitchen.
After $50 pm. Must be seen to appre-
CoLoRED-1sss C ST. N.E.-Double rm..
newly furn.; cony. transp.i quiet home;
coLoRED-1sss EMERSON ST. NJ
Nicely furnished room for men. semipyt.
CoLoREDwNEATLY FURN. RIM. for empl.
couple. refined; home privil. VI. 1918
coIoREDLFuRN. RIM. fer couple: plenty
heat and hot water; some PRIVILEGES, TR.
COLoRED-Iass DUNCAN PL. NE
Double room for employed couple or .
CoLoRED-sso srd ST. N.E.-Front room
2 gentlemen Or ladies: Lu; s9s2.
COLORED-335 F ST. N.E.-Double room
for two employed people. Call TR, 6o72.
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 x st. NV, ME
0OS9: baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
MATCHING every week. pullorum clean
f1ocks. CAPITOL HATCHERY. 1885 Kenil-
worth ave. ne, vi. 1858. Ii. 9529.
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, young hens
c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL,

SCRAP LUMBER, firewood, 81 cord; you
haul from Camp Springs, Md. S12 cord
delivered. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. s13
18th st. ne. AT. 1919; night, FIR. 5000
FIREPLACE, stc7e wood by the load or
basket. also kindling We deliver. RE
2625. Sc
SEASONED OAK or pine wood, cut any
length: immediate delivery in Virginia.
Call FA. 1854 any time.
FIREPLACE WoOD-Seasoned oak. any
length; also slab wood SH 3O51. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
APARTMENTS ukFURklsHEp.

UNFURN. APT rms. kit. and bath;
Ice hack perch; $40. 7o1 Kentucky ave.
I: ROOMS AND KITCHEN. $50 per month.
3l9 Maryland ave. ne. after 6 pm,
room. pvt. entrance, end floor; private
bone; n. Arl. Direct bus to town. Box
SEND 81. AT MASS. N.w.-unfurn. du.
pick apt; lge. liv. ,rm with fireplace.
library alcoye, din. rm., mod. kit and
pantry; bedrms.. sitting rm., Ia baths.
Rental. sss5 mon nhs 01 EM. s ss5 BET ease
and q pm. Box 1876, Star. .
2-BEDRM. APARTMENT, near Naval Ord
mana At Wnts OAKS
q month Call Mrs Carrick, with BETHEL
coLoRED-sss r ST. NE.-s,room
kitchen and bath apt. for rent. $50
Call TR. 6OT2 after 4 pm. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
HOUSES EXCHANGED

ARE you MOVING TO n Y? Have =
rm. Dutch Colonial, bath, ex. Law, besut:
%oder9 kit oil Sh EaFdsn
nal. in westminster County. viii excnaugs
on equitable basis for 6-rm., 2-bsth brick
house in MONTGOMERY County. Md. Elk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
co-opERATIvE ApTs.-sALE.

WELL ARRANGED, embassy section; draw
ing rm., foyer. , bedrms, dining rrn.
3S3-G, Star q
Mr.. MERIDIAN PIX. N.w-First-n. front
apt. with living room, full-siSed dining
ton; price. $500; 50ce cash, balance
easy terms: immediate .occupancy; excel
lent TRANSFORMATION. Call Mr.. Gavin. with
DU Alto a
ATTRACTIVE s-RooM cooperative apart
ment consisting of living room, bedroom,
highly refined and restricted modern apart
ment house, just of. 10th st. NV, rear
Meridian Hill Park Ideal for a couple or
MA. $500; ewes and week ends. WI, 1854
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 x st. NV
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHEp.

1853 GEORGIA AVE, Wheaton Hill, Nd.
New detached brick, 3 bedrms, liv.
rm,, dining rm., kit. and bath, gas air
cond. heat, full basement S135 per mo.
CoLoRED-2640 PEARSON PL., near
Anger and Alabama rms. elect,
S22l9 mo. Open for inspection. ME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

MODERN ONE-BEDRM. APT. to trade for
-bedroom house or apt. in Arl or
VIEW yorK-"-bedrn apt for one or
two bedrm. apt. in NV, ne. Wash or
Sill Spr RA $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
AVIATION.

TAYLORCRAFT, 1916. special upholstery
soundproofng, nav. lights: two-way radio
witt with iooP; sx conai i 2s9 hours; sl'2o9 O.
HANGAR SPACE, Hyde Field. Spruce 0SSS.
Lycoming engine; total time $50 hours:
S1.SS5; can be financed CONGRES-
SIGNAL AIRPORT, OIL. SSSs. -5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED, ih.r. foi
EMPLOYED WOMAN. refned. desires rm.
S25. Box AYE, Star.
GENTLEMAN. quiet, considerate, excellent
references, desires room in home of dis.
elimination and refinement within 2(
minutes ride of Washington Monument
Box AXLE Star
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ROOMS WANTED.

$500 27th ST. N.W.-Lge, attractive End
n. nm, spacious closet: l blk: from Conn.
and Wardman Park. CO. 0947. -
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CATTLE LIVE STOCK.

milk, for coming season. write RICHARD
c. FRANKLIN. RID 4. Rockville. Md. In
cliide YOUR phone number. Il
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TABLE BOARD,

1927 BELMONT RD. NV. Delicious
meals. supplied BY our own farm; reason
able rates by week or month MI. 1896.
1924 WOODLEY PL. NV, mr.. shoreham-
Excellent home-cooked meals served reas.;
vacancy; young man. AID. 0244. =
COUNTRY BOARD.
VACANCIES for elderly people; lge. mod
ern, country home; near D. c. Bowie 2744
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

$3.50 AUTH RID. Sc, mr. Andrews Field
2 rms, semibath, refgr., twin beds; $50 SO
Clinton 591 -J-5. IS
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

rental Service. List your ants. and rms.
with us. Excellent dwelling In NV. sec
ton DU. 2142
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

REFINED SPANISH FRENCH womel
wants room or small apartment with break
fast and dinner with refined family. Bo!
Abe, Star. 81
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| ADDING MACHINES. typewrisers, calcula-
! tors bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177
! UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-03

, self-service
dairy boxes,
age coolers,
= In coolers,
frosted food
s. DUDLEY.
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ROOMS uNEuRNlsHEp.

SUITE OF I Rooms suitable for doctor o
Phone Kenmore 1910 or OK
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
State Tax Payment
Is Due September Is

Many persons are under the i'm
preston that the third and fourth
installments of the Maryland In
come Tax are due on October Is
and January Is, rather than at the
time set by law, which is September
Is and December Is.
Section 249-B reads as follows:
THE Taxpayer may elect to pay
the tax in four installmentS, in
which case, the first installment
shall be paid at the time fixed here
in for filing the return, the second
installment shall be paid on the 18th
day of the third month, the third
installment on the 18th day of the
fifth month, and the fourth install
ment on the 18th day of the eighth
month after such date. This means
that all those who are on calendar
year basis and who have elected to
pay in four equal installments,
should file and pay the first install
ment on April Is with subsequent
installments on July Is September
Is and December 15
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
O'Connell With Pc
Advertising Dept.

Phil O'ConneIl has joined the
Advertising Department of the Po-
tomac Edison Company, taking the
position left vacant when Merle
Kaetzel was promoted assistant to
Stultz.
MIR. O'Connell has taken over the
associate editorship of Pc NEWS,
the monthly paper of the Company,
and will also handle the general
publicity
A native of Great Neck, N. Y,
O'Connell is a newcomer to Pc. He
entered Washington & Lee Univer-
sity in 1910, but left two years later
to serve on Navy transport during
the war. In 1916 he re-entered the
University, and was graduated this
June with an A. B. degree in Jour
nalism.
While in college, O'Connell wrote
a weekly column for the campus
newspaper, and worked summers
as swimming instructor IN New
York.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
County Voters May
Register Tomorrow
Polling Places In Nineteen Dis
tricts VIII Be Open From 1
P. M. To 9 p. M.

With registration drive in full
swing in the city, tomorrow (Fri-
day. has been set aside by the
Board of Election Supervisors as
the day of special registration for
those living in election districts out
side the city limits of Hagerstown
Tomorrow between the hours of
l p. m. and p. M, the regular
registration places in districts /, Q,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Ill, 11-2, IL, 14-1,
14-2, Is, Is, Is, 10, 20 and % will
be open, and judges of both the Re
publican and Democratic parties will
be present in each locality to regis
ter the voters.
The office of the permanent regis
trars, which is located in the Court
House in Hagerstown, will, of
course, be open each day for regis
tration and transfer, up to and in
Guiding October 2.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09

and tell them they can't go through
with it.
1 talked to Police Officer Donald
Smith at the hospital the day after
he was attacked by an unknown as
sailant, and later on I talked to
Police Chief Richard, particularly
in regard to the note which Police
Officer Smith found in the door of
the residence where he was at
tackled. Chief Richard advised me
that the contents of the note could
not be released until the investiga-
tions were completed, and that, |
think, is just as it should be.
Officer Smith, although he was
still obviously suffering from the
effects of his head injury, seemed to
be getting along okay, and here's
hoping that he will soon be fully
recovered and back on the job.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09

popular band leader ever to come
into this area.
Dancing America has come to re-
gard Pastor as one of the prime fav-
orites in music for top dancing and
fine entertainment His newest
Columbia records are among the
best selling in retail stores and
promise to surpass any that Tony
had previously recorded on other
labels.
For his local appearance, Tony
will feature the vocals of The Cloo-
ney Sisters, and the maestro him
self. Stubby Pastor, one of the ma
tons ace trumpet stars, and drum
mer Henry Riggs, are the other out
standing personalities with Pastors
Band of The Year.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
Give Them A Brake
Is Plea Of Elgir1
Motor Commissioner Has Mes
sage To Motorists AS School
Opens.

w. Lee Elgin, Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles, is conducting a
back to-school safety campaign, with
particular emphasis on careful driv-
ing in school areas.
Speaking of the part the motor
list can play in child safety, the
Commissioner said: Remember
when you were a child, Mr.. Motor
list? Remember how full of vim,
vigor and daring you were?' How
reckless and thoughtless you were
at times and how many chances
you took on your way to and from
school? Well, all of us take for
granted our right to live and be
sound of body. Motorists should
recall their childhood days, when
they too forgot the safety rules
sometimes and liked to show off
their reckleSsness.
Summing up on this important
campaign which has started, Mr.
Elgin said: The next time you are
tempted to drive heedlessly, think
of your own childhood and remem-
Der today's children are just like
you were. So, give them a brake!"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09

park, which begins at TOO p. M, the
speaker will be Brig. Gen. Eugene
M. Foster, assistant chief of finance
for the United States Army.
The plaque itself will be placed
in the Elks' lodge building and will
list alphabetically the names of all
members Of Hagerstown Lodge 378,
B. P. o. Elks, who served in the
Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast
Guard before VI Day.
General Foster, a veteran of more
than 80 years in the Army, will be
the only speaker at the dedicatory
service. He holds the Legion of
Merit for his service on the General
Staff and the Army Commentator
Ribbon for distinguished service.
He entered Army service in 1917.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
Museum Art Classes
To Resume Sept. Is
Applications Now Being Ac-
cepted Thomas Danaher
VIII Again Be The Instructor.

The Washington County Museum
of Fine Arts will begin its 1948-49
season Of art instruction on Satur-
day, September 25th at 2:30 p. m.
The class will meet weekly on Sat
urday afternoons throughout the
year at the Museum for thirty 800
sessions.
The art class is offered as public
service by the Museum, with pro
fessional instruction in drawing, all
types of painting, and graphic arts.
The tuition is $4,000 for the COM
plete year. Students may register
only for the full year.
Each session will be two hours IN
length and instruction will be based
on the students experience in the
medium of his choice. The art class
however, offers more than an OPP
portunity for study. There is am
pie opportunity for independent
work and criticism. 1t is hoped that
it can serve as type Of seminar
for the more advanced as well as
instruction for the beginner. In
such fashion the art class may be
a center for the exchange of ideas
among artists, offering studio facil-
tiles and guidance.
The class will be under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Thomas Danaher of
Mercersburg, Pa, who held a most
successful year as instructor at the
Museum during the past season.
Mr. Danaher's background is one
of diversified experience. Trained
at the Art Students League and I'M
der Rockwell Kent, Arnold Blanche,
Hans Hoffman, and Adolph Dehn,
he has exhibited at the Museum of
Modern Art, the A. c. A. Gallery,
and the REIN Gallery. Mr.. Danah-
er is represented in the permanent
collection of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art in New York. In ad-
dition to his local teaching, the art
list has served as art instructor at
the museum of Salem, Oregon, and
East Side House, New York.
Those interested in joining the
class should phone or call person
ally at the Museum. The phone
number is 1913. If you are inter
ested, you are urged to make appli-
cation Immediately, as due to limit
ell facilities, the class will be limited
in number.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
AeHOOKEAG
AND
AsAESTEAEAG
BY Ellen Hagedorn

Bobby contracted Polio about
a year ago. After ten months
in a children's convalescent
hospital he is, at last, home.
His right leg is in a brace from
the knee down, his left, from
the hip. But you ought to see
that boy scoot along with his
crutches!
He and John went to the
store and came home hiding
paper bags behind their backs.
A few minutes later Bobby
came out on the porch where
we were sitting, minus his
crutches, walking carefully
with a tray in his hands. In
little tin play cups he served
us cinnimon drops and a piece
of bubble gum. We praised
him and thanked him for the
surprise.
But alas, his pride in his
achievement suffered a very
physical fall. He slipped on a
scatter rug and went crashing
to the floor, where he lay for
several moments with eyes
tightly closed and groaning in
pain.
1t wasn't long before he was
playing again. But the shock
of his fall affected us all, and
our little family soon left.
very thankful for their own
strong legs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
Churches To Honor
The World Council
Community Service To Be
Held Here On September &c
Films OF The Amsterdam
Conference Available

The history making assembly of
the World Council of Churches,
meeting at Amsterdam, will be prop
erly recognized by the churches of
the county. It is suggested that 10
cal congregations honor the event
at their services on September 10.
A Community service of an Ecu
menical nature will be held on Sun
day evening, September 26 The
time and place will be determined
this week by the Executive Com
mittee of the Council of Churches.
Cooperating churches will close their
programs to unite IN this service.
The Rev. Dr. Abdel Ross Wentz,
delegate at Amsterdam, will bring
to the community an enthusiastic
presentation of the event.
The World Council of Churches,
dream over century ago, and the
result of so years intensive work on
the part of the greatest leaders of
Christendom, Incorporates all of the
churches Of the East and West, with
the exception of the Roman Cath
Ole, the Church of Moscow, the
Southern Baptist (U. S. Az and the
Missouri Synod of Luthern church.
A 16 nm. sound motion picture of
the Amsterdam Conference has been
purchased by the County Council of
Christian Laymen. 1t will be avail
able for free distribution to any
county church wishing to use it.
Bookings may be made after the film
arrives, through Mr. A. H. Warne,
35 w. Franklin St. Mr.. Warne may
also be able to assist those churches
without projectors.
Two 35 nm. film strips have also
been purchased by the Council of
Churches for free distribution. They
will be helpful to churches or or
CARNATIONS wishing to make a more
detailed study of the World Council
of Churches.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
Tony Pastor & His
Band Here Sept. Is

Dance followers will be pleased
to know that Tony Pastor and his or
chestra will appear at Franklin Court
Auditorium on Wednesday night,
September Is. It's like a homecom-
ing to have Tony Pastor back in Hag-
erstown, as this will be the ninth
time that he has brought his band
here for your dancing pleasure, and
he is, without question, the most
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-09
Wornen's COP Club
Meets Tomorrow

A large attendance is urged at
the first Fall meeting of the Wom-
ems Republican Club, which will be
held tomorrow (Friday) evening at
7:45, at COP Campaign Headquar-
tiers in the Green Room of the Ho-
tel Hamilton.
At this time further plans for the
picnic-rally at the Coffman club
house, Conococheague, Sept. is, will
be discussed, as well as plans for
womens' activities in the coming
campaign. There will also be re-
ports from various chairmen on the
summers meetings.