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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FURN. HOUSE OR APT. 2 bedrooms
possibly longer NIMMo. Wo. 2s07.
NAVAL LIEUTENANT AND WIFE require
small, furnished or unfurnished house one
year: excellent care. WA. 4Ol5. 22
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent
until August, 3-bedroom furnished house
Please call Adams 5201, am. to p.m
settled. no children or pets want
small house or 2-bedrm. apt;
in desirable section only. AID. 5162. 20
NAVY YARD PHYSICIST neeas apt. or
house to bring wife and two children to
Wa ashington Call Ii. 2097. 23'
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, three daughters.
require 9 or 3 bedroom furnished house;
prior May /: Southeast or Arlington area,
any section considered. Phone HI. 6109.
COMDR. U. s. N, desires rent unfurnished
3-bedroom house; about 500. Box 331-
anything with roof: will
repair: within Is miles D. c. spruce
Tis;l TwO-BEDRM. HOUSE or
apartment with yard space: Air Force
oteer, wife and daughts5 6 sn nsar Psnta s6o
73a52. weekdays or oW. 1858 otnergise
AIR FORCE MAJOR, wife and 2 children
need 2 or 3 bedrm. house, vicinity Univ.
of Maryland, by May j. FuTn. or .untu{n; !;
VII take year lease. Call WA 1883.
sILvER SPRING AREA-unfurn.; perma-
nent U. 8. employe; references, ST. t60th
Ext. s3i6I, or BOX 74-V, Star 20s
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, DC BIS
lsN
MOVING. PACKING snd STORAGE
(con't.)

VETERAN. Just out of the service, will
move or haul anything. night or day; no
Job too small; Cali EARLE, AT. 495l. al
EX-GI SERvICE-Moving. packing, stor-
age; will take your surplus furn. as pay
on moving No Job too small; reas. rates.
GLOVER. RE. $3.50. go =
SMALL JOBS-BIG JOBS-Packing. craft
ing: any time, days, nights and Suns. !:
van with white driver. $50 hr.: van with
driver and helper. S4 so hr. Lu. S905.
MOVING By VETERAN Of experience. with
Call any time, Mr.. COOK. GL. 5I3f.
REDUCED RATES, average rooms Of
furniture stored in Individual compart-
ment for S3 per month. Reasonable rates
for additional space SAFETY STG. &
TEAMS; Tzs1 IS, CO. TIE. 51ss: or after p,m.'
EDELMAN MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: wall accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your MOVING.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

WHY PAY RENT: For a small cash pay
ment you can own your apartment. This
area, complete kitchen. large bedrm. and
tiled bath; located in a NV. earden-type
apt: priced at only SSs400: monthly pay
ments, including all utilities, $50 Call
Mr.. Conlon, with FREDERICK w BERENS
SALES, INC. MA. 9141, 1928 X st. NV,
81 900 DoWN-open for inspection. II
to g. The Stanton. 1913 C st. ne, newly
redecorated 5 and room apartments:
vacant; immediate possession; FIRST
RE 1881. or UN 075q. 21a
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

and bath in exchange for hours house.
work per day. for owner in adjacent
house. Write Box 80. Route 3, Bethesda,
Md. 30
GRIN. HOUSE, nice grounds, garage. ami
Call Gaithersburg 324 or 1926. 30
READY FOR IMMEDIATE occupancy
Brand-n new 7-room. 2-bath house: equipped
elect. kit: nearby Md. Couple or 3 adults
no children or teen-asers; $3.50 SH. 539I
NEW 6-RM. BRICK in chevsrly hrepl.,
full bsmt. auto. heat: large lot; S150 a
mo. on lease, 3 mos. advance rent. Call
MR.. DAVIS, WA. 626l. I'll
Md-Redrm. and bath on 1st floor; "a
acre of ground included. KAY REALTY
va
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ATTENTION, fshermen and outboard en-
thuiasts-Latest model rowboats for hire.
Bring your motor to the Dolphin" 3510
Fl nG xEra ef s61T p1sTk1nF FoF sale; new with
cabin: 3 COMPLETED; materials to finish.
Box aS4-X. Star. Pa
outboard motors, Scripps na-
rine engines. so to 800 h.p.: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL vECcHIo d SON. 1919 11th
st sc Ii 4493
COMET No %. I6 IT.: suits Of sails Il
Ratseyl, boat cover. trailer. stainless steel
rigging, chrome-plated hardware, naturally
finished hull and spars; rennished and
ready to 90, 500; ideal for pleasure or
racing. FIR. 3S45 go
EvINRUDE OUTBOARD MOrORs-Nev q
h.p. Sportsman, 33-h.p. Sportwin, 5.4-h. ..
Zephyr, In stock for immediate delivery.
8. KING FULTON. INC. s03 Maine ave.
sw, Washington. D. G. 90
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COUPLE desire unfurnished room, vicinity
1850, Ext. 504. 8 am. to 4 pm;
ELDERLY EMPL. COUPLE want master
bedroom, pvt. bath, in private home, NV.
preferred Box 3l1-V Star %"
GENTLEMAN, nondrinker, nonsmoker. de-
sires permanent master bedroom with pri-
vate bath; private Protestant home: in
outskirts NV. pref. Address Box 312-V,
star 25'
CoLoRED-ROoM FOR MOTHER and IT.
months child: desire care for child while
mother works. DE. 1917. 20
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

MARRIED COUPLE. Quakers preferred, no
children. pets or late parties. to occupy
exclusive ground-noor apartment. partially
fur. light housekeeping, in west Alexan-
dria, with rent reduced to $50 q month
in return for services OF wife on Saturday
afternoons, evenings and most of Sundays
as substitute for practical nurse on duty
those periods and also services Of husband
on Saturdays in caring for grounds. Beau-
tiful home and view of Potomac. Refer
ences. Box 340-V, Star. 90
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18th AND N NW.-1-room studio apt,
place to cook for 2. share bath; S55.S65;
everything furn. Ex. 4544. Box 163,x,
isis Ieth ST. NV rms, kit. and
bath, furn.; conv. location: rear yard: all
util furn.; $50. Apply manager base
Iif VICINITY r nichols AND W ST bed
rms, liv. rm. and kitchen. semiprivaLe
bath: suitable { girls; SloO mo. bU.
1897 Y3Ss sfArLEs sT. N.E.-and floor, liy-
ing room, bedroom: kitchen and bath.
Inspection from o'clock to pm on
wed. April 81. BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
1917 x d. NV. MA. $500.
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eooMs. FuahisHEp-s.t. and s.w.

KOVNSi ifVNNtSpJEO-9.I. ou2 5.Hs
45Ie LIVINGNTON RD. Sc, Apt. c.
Beaut room. sen.ipvt. bath; home prlvils.
sis G sT. s.E.-conv. transp.: nicely
furn., dbl. or sgle. next to bath: In clean,
quiet, pvt. home; maid. FIR. 1912 after
l pm. -2b
Ist ST. near House Once Bids. .-Beauti-
full. large front room; twin beds; 2 en-
ployed gentlemen preferred. LU. 1854.
sOs A ST. S.E-2 single rooms for gen.
next to bath, 81 week. 20
FURNISHED ROOM. kitchen privileges;
new home. all new furnishings. Very
conv. to buses and street cars VI. 6295.
sO5 sth ST. sE.-one double room. near
NAVY Yard: sober couple --21
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

UNFURN. APT. in Phila. area for same in
Wash. or suburbs; apt is now vacant.
Call EX. 1896 or write Box o36-X, Star.
DISABLED GI and wife. occupying 1-rm.,
swap for 3-rm. apt. MI. 1921. 20
DESIRE UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom apart
ment for same in Philadelphia. Delaware
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Moy,hG PACKING end STORAGE

MAKTNE VETERANS MOVING CO..-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and nauling:
trunks and bsEsase At zee T er r = 1ss: oSss:
rooms; expert packing. Phone No el04'
uNICN STORAGE CO: NC; ct 1905
LOCAL MOVING AND nAuLlNS--fMMt
service low rates; no Job TOO small
sxper. white help. I'M. 522s.
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WANTED Cont,

STOVES for heating and cooking. and ice
boxes. ACME STOVE CO.. 1O11 7th st
grade of household fur
niture. antiques and Office furniture Ma
652a: evenings GE sa4T
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING bought,
including household furnishings. Call D1.
SI36 or Ii OS23 ~
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

IIO8 9th ST. NV rooms. second floor
Trfgldaire, gas stove, continuous hot
water, screened porch; $50 month. Cal
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AVIATION.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

ANY ONE INTERESTED in new forming
flying club contact D. l.. COOPER at LU.
$3.50 after & pm. 20
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
ApARrMEhTs FURNISHED.

MOTHER and 5-yr.-old boy desire rm. an!
board and care for boy in pvt. home. Cal
MI Oa65 after $50 pm. q.
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POULTRY and EGGS
BOATS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV. ME
)0S9 Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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CATTLE 8 LIVE STOCK.

HEREFORD STEERS, 65
heifers. Any number reasonably priced.
SH. 2114, ME. 1924. -23
FOR SALE-Purebred Guernsey bull. j. ].
Silver Spring OOS4 al
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ROOMS WANTED.

I4th AND CLIFTON SITS. N.W.-Large. un-
furnished room. suitable for bedroom.
Adams 1855 after 6 pm. 21s
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ROOMS FURh. OR UkFURN.
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

6Oth PL. NE rms.
z ca, for employed couple. HI. 1852
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SEWING MACHINES, brand new and Ike
new bargains while they last, at these
cabinet, SlO7.50; Domestic Rotary, $50 80;
'4-size Singer portable, hard to beat. with
attachments. SS9 so; elec. New Home
portable $40 so National portable. SOB;
others. Rentals. We repair all makes
Convert your old treade to cleo. $3.50
Open evenings, 3s12 Lee hwy, CHI. 49l4.
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MIscEltAhEoUs wANTEp.

ADDING MACH, typewriters. calculators,
cash regis, office eaupt.. any kind top
price. NE. 1885; CO. 1928 ewes, Sunday.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors, bought and sold and rented RE. ll77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th st
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open evenings. 1872 Lee hwy. CHI, 1914.
SEWING Maa asas4 sFwR SSssFs MseH saf Sf
HAEat sEWSa dt1G aEs G9
ss ." easy se eTms snnsr 'sf b ss5 % 4s oh
Swine MAcHrNEs-special Mon. and
s.nacr Console, $l$a 50 up: singer port
able, $50 so up: Wilcox & Gibbs. treadle.
So So; New Home treadle, S32 30; have
coNN stSS AVE SEWING RV G. MACHINE uSE1 SERVICE
sfWSS sp%S SGnn MscHiNFs EN- snssr fss
sfitching machine: immed delivery Open
SEWING M MAcHINEs' tn nail all models: prices
reduced Washineton,s original repair
1 sEw1N MshGs4 mAcHSE SsetTea en- a4s PENN PennA
SEWING MACHINES-New and used cleo
tric portables and CONSOLES. So & % ~, up
SEWING CENTER. 2als wilson blvd, at
rw1y FwGss 81 o1iGSd a63@ an,ss consoles
fiVINGsToS APPLIANCE. 4 RADIO co,
st32 Sc csptG5 TE ss2S orfa6es
$3.50; Singer consoles, desk. and New
Home sewing machines: immediate deliv-
erv- 5-yr. auaranteed, Small down pay
nv .' nncn tSr",s ewes 80 tili ~ : f III" S''
sErLvING STEEL. is-gauge shelves; sizes
Ijs,1js. -NA %3o@ After 6 pm. sats. and
SvoEs-caneellatiQ2n for the family: ma.
s~d r'omcns dress and play. shoes; at ire
me"dous savings Open 10-9 pm, co
g., II IEEERMAN' a3R, INC 341e 14th st
SINKS, new and used, all sizes; faucets
Eipe, showers: toilets tubs, basins
srSk NGe AND SDfa DRATSBoARD poaeelain Mt % fair
sL!arE 70 EooFfSGsl sl for :ais. al types snc
i.2, sizes from T% ,osa Vermont and Bangor. Me
soFA, Lawson type gray with wine stripes
perfect condition, Used less than II mos
hogsny bed. springs and mattress, SIS
j. legs for twin HOLLYWOOD beds. never
sci ie fGf 6 for ssts sss
cond Call Ho. 724e. -22
STkNoTYP1 sp1o good condition new, Cal
sost. s4oS % & &. INV. radiation; Tslephhon'
Stow. tabletop model. ivory and green
Real Host 4 burners. oyen with broiler,
drawers on side; reas OIL. s34a. -22
JAMES P. MCMAHON CO, 1114 9th st
TABLES. walnut; 70 inch SO inch anc
After 6 pm. Sats. and suns. SH. 5442
TELEyISION demonstrators at greatly re
duced prices: sold with the orig. l-yr
guarantee: shop us first for best deal il
town: easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER
hl4 10th st NV.
TRICYCLE., small. brand new, never used
$40 Call AID. 64S-. -22
TUBE TESTER. Counter Modar" 1920
practically new: 6hs-inch tines, 4lz-mete
face: excel. buy; price, s25. Call MI. 5776
-21
TWIN BEDS. l pr. complete: dresser II
match; ,Fsinut hnish; used mo; ooo so
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TOontinued on Next rA00
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
Museum To House
Visual Aid Coop

The Washington County Museum
of Fine Arts will be usd to house
the visual education co-op-materials
of the visual education coop of the
Washington County Council of
Churches.
Materials were sent out to all the
congregations in the county, invit-
ing them to become members of the
visual aid coop. This is part of the
plan of the Washington County
Council of Churches to provide use
full visual aid educational materials
for religious education and for de-
votional purposes.
Mr.. George Draper, chairman Of
the visual education committee, will
be in fun charge of this program.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
Boy Scout Leaders
Reflect Phillips

The annual dinner meeting of the
Washington County District of Boy
Scouts of America was held in the
social hall of st. PauPs Methodist
Church on Thursday night, with the
ladies of the church serving the re-
past.
There was a full attendance of
Scout leaders at the meeting, ar
rangements for which were made
by Scout Executive B. j. Hagedorn
and the Washington County District
Committee.
During the meeting, Wilbur Phil
lips was reelected district chair
man: Ray Morrison was elected vice
chairman, succeeding Robert Shir-
cliffe who resigned, and Roland
Hebb was reelected district COM
missioner.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
The G&Itos QIue4 7hG~@A

Thanks for the privilege of being part of community
that asked give $92 900 for the financing of the eleven
member agencies of the Washington County Community
Chest for l949 responded by giving than OF 900
Thanks that | can print what choose, so long as do
SANDER my fellow
Thanks for lasting friendships, precious than
told gold
Thanks for the fun of working with boys through the
years. the of which almost dear life itself
Thanks for the right of the ballot and all it stands for
Thanks for the privilege of worshpping in the church
of my choice and the equal privilege of fellow to
worship in the church of his choice also.
Thanks for institutions like the late Father Flanagans
Boys Town in Nebraska that has given and still gives
hope and a life to thousands of hayward lads.
Thanks for organizations like Alcoholics Anonymous,
whose members having above their angs, reach
clasp the hand of other sufferers and lead them back
real health again
And finally, thanks Almighty God for His helping
hand without which would long have fallen by the
wayside.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

"A movement to end the present
acute shortage of hospital accom-
modations in Washington County
through public subscription of
$1,250,000 to construct a new z
story main wing on Washington
County Hospital is under way here.
The drawing of the structure, pic
tured above, is based on plans drawn
by Buckler, Fenhagen, Myers and
Ayers, Baltimore architects.
The campaign, which received
the endorsement of more than 225
representative men and women of
the county at a citizens committee
dinner meeting at the Hotel Alex
ander Tuesday night, will seek the
funds to add 100 new beds to the
hospital in order to cope with a
shortage which a recent state sur
vey found the most acute in the
state. A new nurses. school and
residence is also planned.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

Elmer N. Funkhouser, prominent
Hagerstown industrialist, as chair
man of the new building fund,
pointed out that in the past 10 years
the hospital, with virtually the
same space and facilities, has in
creased by more than 100 per cent
the number of patients it cares for
annually Births in the hospital, he
pointed out, have increased almost
five-fold. The present situation he
described as a serious threat to
the health of the community
This acute situation has been the
subject of long study by the hos
pitfalls board of trustees and medi-
cal staff, R. Paul Smith, chairman
of the Washington County Hospitals
finance committee, told the meeting.
He outlined the improvised meas
ures the hospital has taken to meet
the problem on a short-term basis,
but emphasized that such PARKWAY
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

measures are no longer sufficient.
The new addition, as described by
Hubert H. Schindel, a member of
the hospitals building committee,
will make available 80 new beds
for adult patients and 10 more beds
for children The expansion will
thus enable the hospital to take care
of 256 patients at a time, exclusive
of newborn infants. It will also
provide greatly increased space for
x-ray, physical therapy, laboratory,
and pharmacy departments, which
are at present unable to achieve
maximum efficiency because of their
cramped quarters.
An additional operating room will
also put an end to the present ne
cessity of patients waiting, some
times for weeks, for non-emergency
operations, Mr.. Schindel said. At
the same time nurses school and
residence, which has long been
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

needed by the hospital, will be con-
structed. The 3-story building will
make available residential and ed
ucational facilities for n nurses, and
will replace the scattered nurses
residences the hospital is at present
maintaining.
The wholehearted support of doc
tors associated with the hospital was
pledged by DR.. Peregrine Wroth,
senior member of the medical staff,
who emphasized that the enlarged
hospital will bring great benefits to
the community in terms of the i'm
proved care the doctors will be able
to administer.
Mr.. Smith was announced as
chairman of the building funds
Committee on Corporation Subscrip-
tions, and L. Vinton Hershey, pres
ident of the Hagerstown Shoe Co.,
was named as head of the Memorial
Gifts Committee.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

Phoenix and enlisted, being sent to
Fort Orr, California, for his basic
training. However, since his home
address was Washington County, his
papers were sent to the Hagerstown
recruiting Office, and so they got
credit for the enlistment.
Young Carpenter, after spending a
furlough with his parents here, left
On Tuesday for a base in the State
of Washington, from where he will
be shipped to Alaska.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
Girl Scout Leaders
Annual Meeting

Region 8 of the Girl Scouts of
America, of which Washington
County is part, held their annual
staff meeting in Bedford, Pa, on No
vember 90 and "a.
Miss Katherine McCulloch, Wash
ington County Girl Scout Execu-
tive, attended the meeting, the high
lights of which were a discussion Of
the new trend in the Senior Cir
Scout program, and in day camping
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
Local Boy Enlists
In Army In Arizona

The Hagerstown Recruiting Of
flee of the United States Army and
Air Corps recently got credit for an
enlistment that they had absolutely
nothing to do with, and here's how
it happened:
Harold E. Carpenter, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Carpenter, Broadford-
ing, was recently on trip to Ari-
IONA when he suddenly decided that
he wanted to join the Army, SO he
walked into the recruiting office in
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
Raymond McKane
Is Contest Winner
Senior At St. Mary's High
School Wins Countrywide 81
Speak For Democracy" Con-
test.

test.
Raymond L. McKane, a senior at
st. Mary's High School, won the
Washington County finals in the 81
Speak for Democracy" contest, spon-
sored nationally by the National As
ISOLATION of Broadcasters, the Radio
Manufacturers Association and the
United States Office of Education,
and locally, by the Hagerstown
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Young McKane, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Scott McKane, 933 Salem
Avenue, is an honor student at st.
Mary's and serves as associate ed
itor of the schools paper, Santa
Maria" which has also won national
honors. Raymond won the county
wide honor in competition with
three other students-Donald Snod-
derby and Dolores Kennedy, of the
Hagerstown High School, and Mary
Ann Houser, of the Williamsport
High School, and will now enter
the state finals, and should he come
out on top there, will go on and
compete in the national regional
contest.
There were ten preliminary win
ners in the contest, each competing
with fellow students in their own
schools, and in addition to the four
named above, the following were
the preliminary winners: Sarah New
conner, Smithsburg School; Bar
bara Rhodes, Clear Spring School;
Norma Jean Weagley, Boonsboro
School; Dolores Minnich, Washing
ton Street School; James Jones,
North Street School, and Norma
Peck, Hancock School.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

In order to enable the force
at the printing plant to enjoy
the Thanksgiving holiday with
the rest of us, this weeks is
sue is reaching you on Wednes-
day instead of Thursday.
So please remember when
you are reading stories in this
issue that happen to use the
phrase today" that it means
Thursday and not Wednesday.
Next weeks issue, of course,
will reach you on Thursday as
usual.
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Baltimore Tax Rate 1884

The Baltimore City Board of Es-
Inmates has set the municipal 1949
property tax rate at $2.84 for each
500 of valuation This is reduc-
ton of one cent from the current
rate.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
Maryland Tobacco Sales

For the Marketing season which
closed on August 10th, tobacco leaf
sales in the five counties of south
ern Maryland totaled 1851 ,906
pounds, valued at $13,867,513.
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Eminent Organist
To Play Here Dec. z

NaeStrO MOScnettl, vi Royal
Academy Of Italy, To Give
Recital At St. Johns Lutheran
Church.
On Thursday, December 2, Macs
tro Giuseppe Moschetti, a member
of the Royal Academy of Italy, and
distinguished continental organist,
will present a recital at st. Johns
Lutheran Church.
Maestro Moschette began his must
cal education at the age of 8, when
he was accepted as pupil by Pietro
Mascheni, famous operate compos-
err He won the degree of Maestro
! at the Royal Academy at Pasaro and
was then admitted to the Royal
Academy at Bologna, the oldest mus
'ical academy in the world, where
his name was inscribed in gold be-
side other famous pupils of this
academy, such as Mozart, Beethov-
en- and Handel.
| He has given many recitals in all
the European countries; he was
selected to be the official organist
for the King and Queen of Italy; he
was also the organist for the we'd
ding of King Boris of Bulgaria; and
Marconi selected him to be organist
over radio station FRO, Rome.
Coming to this country as a ref
ugee, he has given many recitals in
Canada and several in the United
States, and is now a student at the
Lutheran Seminary, Mount Airy,
i Pa.
The recital on December 2 will be
sponsoredby the Lutheran Ministers
Association of Washington County,
and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
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Attend F. F. A. Convention

Twenty-six Maryland farm boys
attended the Future Farmers of
America convention held recently in
Kansas City.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25
Thanksgiving Day
Services

The following Thanksgiving Ser
vices have been announced:
At the Church of the Brethren,
corner of Washington and Mulberry
SITS, a union service will be held at
1000 a. m, with the congregations
of the host church, First Christian
Church, First Brethren Church and
st. Pauls Evangelical United Breth-
rem Church, participating.
The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. James E. Ault, pastor Of
the First Brethren Church, with
the other three ministers all par
ticipating in the service.
This annual union Thanksgiving
Service ranks as the oldest in Ha-
gerstown, having been held every
year for over thirty years.
This service will be broadcast
over WEI AM and FIN.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

George Rogers Clarke was the
first white man to visit the site of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

At Keedysville, the Thanksgiving
Service will be held at ST. Peters
Lutheran Church at 1000 a. M, with
the sermon being preached by the
Rev. Vernon Baum.
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Christ's Evangelical and Re-
formed Church, West Franklin ST.,
will be the host church for union
Thanksgiving service, with Zion Re-
formed Church, Salem Reformed
Church and the Presbyterian Church
participating. The service will be
held at 1000 a. m.
The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. ]. Russell Butcher, minis
ter of the Presbyterian Church, and
the ministers of the other three
churches will, of course, participate
in the service.
During the service the choir of
the host church will sing ''Let The
World Rejoice" by Williams.