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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16
"Y" COUNTY
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Standings

Results Sunday, June IL
Cali Double-headers)
Pinesburg, "a, Harrystown, 40
Charlton, 20, Williamsport, is
Sunset, Go, Middlekauff's, 2-5
Dargan, 2-5, Fairview, IL
Cearfoss, 22,31, Cavetown, %
Friendly Market, "A, Broom's IL
Schedule Sunday, June 10
(All Double-headers)
Brooms Rest at Cearfoss
Dargan at Cavetown
Friendly Market VS. Charlton at
Reservoir Park
Fairview VS. Pinesburg at Reservoir
Park
Sunset A. c. at Williamsport
Middlekauff's VS. Harrystown at
Pangborn Park
Live only for today-yesterday is
gone and tomorrow is as yet unborn.
It's what we do not what we have,
that makes us happy
Can it be said that baby-sitters
are folks that take hush-money?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16
INDEPENDENT
COUNTY LEAGUE

Results, Sunday, June IL
Antietam Il, VIEW II
Independents 9, Halfway 8
Clear Spring %, Keedysville 7.
Security 2, Chewsville /
Sandy Hook 10, St. James 9
Games Sunday, June 10
Independents at Antietam
Keedysville at st. James
Security at Sandy Hook
Clear Spring at VIEW
Hallway at Chewsville
If things won't come your way
go after them.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16

Remember that once you have
spoken, the words cannot be re-
called.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16

Being in rut or in groove may
sound alike but there's a big differ
ence.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16
Temper is one thing that inn
proves the longer you keep it.

Some folks get so mad at their
that they threaten to vote.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-06-16

Relatives will live beyond your
means if given the chance
Nothing is free about freedom
we all have to work for it.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

Production Staff of the Eternal Light
Wishengad of the
Doctor Moshe Davis editor Milton E.
Krn producer for the Jewish Theological Seminary Of America
Papp Broadcasng Company
past years Light" doing consist
emily radio Systematically explore the
medium of religious
With NBC making Sunday noontme available to the Jewish
Theological Seminary s2oo programming
the carried than 100 stations gaining ncrea
ingY appeal ethical cultural trad
teachings of
% evauate the
Variety agrees leading religious
every Eternal Light accepted
important spiritual the community.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
Jewish Sports
Continued from Page 2s)

Continued from rage @Sj
can Hockey League, the title
which it retains today.
Although small in stature, Pod
oloff is big in the way he gets
things accomplished, as is evil
denced by the rapid growth OF
the ALL, which is now one OF
the leading sports organizations
in the country. One of Podo-
lofts principal tasks each seas
on is the drawing up of a sched-
ule of games. 1t is in this capa-
city that he displays his org
anization genius. With so many
events such as basketball, ice
shows. rodeos and circuSeS to be
fitted into a 350-game hockey
schedule. it requires superhuman
effort to cram everything into
the league arenas.
Podoloff never takes the mat
ter of hours into consideration
when he is working or travelling
about the country in behalf of
his sports empire. He is con-
stantly striving to improve con-
ditions throughout the circuit
and, although approaching the
60-year mark. he is eagerly look
ing ahead to the day when the
American Hockey League will
have a higher place in the realm
of sport.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Gideons Forgive
All Who Steal
HoteI.BibIes

Anybody who steals Gideon
Bible from hotel room may con-
slider both himself and the loot
blessed in a spirit of forgiveness
and, moreover, there will be a re-
placement on the familiar bureau
top the next day.
This kind of robbery, while not
condoned by the international Or
ganization of businessmen and
travelling statesmen who supply the
Bibles. nevertheless is considered
little different from taking a
towel.
Bible stealers must want to be-
come familiar with the knowledge
contained in the Holy Book, and
they just forget the volume isn't
destined to be their personal prop
erty, in the opinion of Olof Bjork-
lund, field secretary of Swedish
Gideons, who is stopping off in
the Dodge Hotel today with 81
associates.
All are on their way to Milwau-
kee, Wis, to attend the groups
50th annual conference. which
starts next Wednesday and runs
through July 30. About $500 Gid
cons will attend.
Mr.. Bjorklund, who also is sec
retary of the Swedish YMCA, says
he really hopes people won't take
the Gideon Bibles from hotels.
1T has happened in Sweden. u
he explained. But whenever
anybody takes a Bible. we don't
call it stealing, we always put a
new one in-they must have made
a mistake
Evening star., 1949-07-14
IREA Loans 10 Extend
Rural Phone Service
Approved by House

The Rural Electrification Ad-
ministration will be able to make
loans for the extension or i'm
provement of rural telephone
service, if the Senate follows yes
terday's House action in approv-
ing a bill to amend the REA Act.
The measure had little general
opposition and was passed on a
voice vote. Several amendments
were adopted, however. to insure
that the interests of existing tele-
phone companies would be pro-
tected and that no farmer would
be obliged to choose between COM
peting telephone services.
Loans at 2 Per cent.
The bill would permit the ad-
ministrator of REA to make loans
at 2 per cent interest-the same
rate as now charged for advances
on rural electriflcation projects.
An amendment to raise the rate
to 3 per cent was defeated, 107
to II. Another. to make 1t 212
per cent, lost 1877 to 104.
The House accepted an amend
ment suggested by the Agriculture
Committee, which approved the
bill, to provide that no loan could
be made in any State having a
regulatory agency governing tele-
phone franchises unless that
agency approved.
Priority to Companies.
Representative Hope. Republi-
can. of Kansas won approval OF a
further amendment to require
that. where no such State agency
exists, the REA administrator
must determine that duplication
of service will not result before
he approves loan.
Specifically, the bill would auth
orize loans for financing or re-
financing the improvement. ex-
pansion. construction, acquisition,
consolidation and operation OF
telephone lines. facilities or sys-
Evening star., 1949-07-14

lessons for the next two years.
He first sang in public years ago
In a choir. He has wanted to be-
come a professional singer ever
since.
Six months ago. he heard Ben
iamino Gigli sing at Eastbourne.
He asked him for an addition.
Gigli heard the bus driver in his
London hotel. Jones said the sing
er told him: you have a wonder
full voice. but it must be trained
at once"
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Bus Driver. 40, Quits
To Seek Opera Career.
By the Assoeiated Press

WORTHING. Sussex, England
Bus Driver Trevor Jones be-
lieves life can begin at 4O-even If
it's an operate career you have in
mind.
So he is going to quit his job on
a bus, sell his house, move his
family to Milan and take singing
Evening star., 1949-07-14

TENS to furnish and improve tele-
phone services in rural areas"
Companies already engaged in
providing rural telephone service
would have six months priority in
obtaining loans.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Dr. OyerhoIser TO Speak

DR.. Winfred Overholser. super
intendent of ST. Elizabeths Hos
pital, will speak at 1915 am.
tomorrow at a Federal Recreation
Committee meeting in Hitchcock
Hall at the hospital,
Evening star., 1949-07-14

You couldn't drink fresher tasting juice if
you grew your own oranges. And econom-
ical Snow CROP fresh frozen orange juice
concentrate has all the Ntamin C of fresh
oranges!
By revolutionary process Snow Crop
removes water from luscious gove-fesh,
hee-ripened oranges. Pure concentrate of
9-12 oranges is sealed IN each OF. can
Evening star., 1949-07-14
A. m-sN.m -delieiovsl"

Q Now J~st opsn the paekase and sa It!
Mn. FAbssks Yellow Margarine in quarter.
pouad pssses means ~ work - and lots Of
golden soodnesd Tastes sweeter, freshef.
Every pound is made from Mrs. Filbert's own
recipe.
Every possd rs fortified with $4,000 unis
Of VitaDi~ A. 100! Today ask your grocer for
Mrs. Fifb<rts Hlarsssiae IN the sss1 ,stlsss
quarten-
Evening star., 1949-07-14

nes; does hsvs stock sbts;a BY ssans
lo4s NV. Wsshisss {. Phone ST. 3S6o
Evening star., 1949-07-14

It comes to you with fresh favor and
vitamins frozen in. You just add water. In
As seconds you have ~ pints-6 healthy
servings of wonderful squeezed this min
ute" juice. No oranges to carry, squeeze or
throw away!
Try Snow CROP today and you'll join
the millions who are saying, "I'n never
squeeze another expensive orange"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

The Miami Herald Of any other news
paper can't expect to run > chnckle day
without humping into bale Of whiskers.
now and then. Many joke that makes the
roanS Of the press or s bFared over the
radio can be traced 70 English authors,
particularly Charles Lamb and Charles
Dickens. and ether aged sources.
Bat Repetition in the field ofwriting IS
net confined to jokes, Fer many years we
thoaght that Rudyard, Kiping's poem,
Mother o. Mine. was original. and then we
ran into sirnilar poem that had been pub
lished more thar century before. includ-
ing If were hanged on the highest tree"
and If were drowned in the deepest sea :
Yesterday the Herald's Toda ;
chnekae reminded Us or verses we had
read in the New York Sun IS years ago.
Bat the one Published in the Herald,
despise Is similarity. does not compare in
p0intedness or interest with the olitime
verses that appeared in the Sun. The
CSsizea sahnaits both for rs readers to de-
termine which they consider the better.
Here i the Herald's:
When gramma had her callers
They met with timid heart:
And when they SAT- together.
They sat Z. this far apart.
When granddaughter's boy
friend calls.
He greets her with q kiss.
And when they sit together,
They sitrealeioselikethis.
The Enka Voice
And here is the Suns I've can't recall
the name Of the author).
At sP. II. while ma and pa
Helped entertain with Sis
She and her beau. in distant seats.
Were far apart like this.
At Q p NJ papa withdrew
And sought his room upstairs-
Those lovers found some photographs
And nearer drew their chairs.
At 10 P. NJ. mama decamped.
And then, We gods. what bliss!
Those lovers sat till nearly
Aboutascloseasthis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
fKrow Americal

I749-{200 years agol Lorenzo
Da Ponte, Italian poet hi1rett1st,
here at Sc. founder of Italian cui-
ture and Dante study in Z. s.
born IN Italy Died Aug. II, 1893
1310-Jonn McCloskeyp New
York Roman Catholic preIate,
first American Cardinal. 1875,
born IN Brooklyn. Died Oct 10.
1885.
t339-RoDert Hoe. third OF
name Of noted printing press
manufacturers. guiding spirit n
the crafts development, noted
6ibIioprIle. born in New YORK
Died Sept. y. 1909.
I34O-Frank J. North famed
scout and frontiersman. Ne6ras-
ka leader OF Pawnee Indian scout
companies. born Ludl0wvllle. n,
Y Died March II. 1885
l367-LlIlian D. WaEd. founder
Of famous Henry Street Settle
ment, New York City. a beloved
woman, born in Ohio Died Sept
/, 1910.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
mEDacAIcARE lssURAscEt

70 Amwrixam M~6leal Association.
sa.rrsa ~ sha asx~s4fisa q l3s mem
hsp tnss a 80 saa~a 20 develop q pro-
fFam &C. ampsees8 we4lcal care. has come
f.Fuasa was = twelxs point program
ahRk b rsaerally sefievsd 10 be an effort
81 keea uff tke Presidents universal
wea,caiesre anaFaaee plan.
to Aseo<iasisn. sad % represent
ltaete pkgseians. rseently levied an a.
ess~ens ef Hz8 axainst each member 20
NeAaEe ~ eAmpaiKn against the eompul-
mFf nrnpoaaiA ~ receiving attention i'm
CanWreaniumai eirxlea We will not at
trmps ~ aiwun tAs program offered BY
fAe Mealxal AAsnrlasion until q complete
CO.'S - a&nilnhie &C. ssndy. II should be
spnnfsnt howetsF. ihat II the Association
49, tana az mere thar 100000 TO f.
eanea a. fxht asalnss medical care insur-
aars ins psalx 80 Be advised as to its
eeaa.
n has hesa ssmswhat Surprising that
800 aaef1Fs tssesahoat ihe nation fail 70
wase dlffaFunes hetween the economic
un,siem rslat#s - medi<al care and the
mFa.sai praoiens reiatiag 10 the treat
af paaiemss. certainiy. IL the g0v-
1855 tomfinea ~ efforts largely 10 4
tfNFAm eG msarmn0w 20 meet the eco
tam~ s~a9~x thMs ai@ea@s inflirts upon
4tss1sA Ana @axes ne treatment Of
$500 is 4ee4ork ne medieal profession
g. 49, - fe1E sx<ept the possibility
49, . rseaesr aamksr ~ pafients viii be
ssa $3.50 &C. shse msaieal treatment.
~ eo9F.2. b $500 hs uawise 70 pas
$50 ea4Rsmess seeu the proposal Of the
ANNsai Asae<aa<saa 81 that 81 President
fFaM44 ~ @~n@1aw Tafs. anti these pro-
NMs Ar* eat8we ~ egmpiete detail. II
~ 4ssHAse - thsrs - sons possible
~ Re- m~@ go msaiwias~ whieh mighs
$1,000 emm ms9.exrssy in the skill
es@as,s 70 usxs~ ths SEA and there ike
Hs FKa1s - pseslsiity fhat. however
49, aaas4 So aa iassrancs program
SO ~. "a maS szrn SO q sursa1cracy 20
@FFraes 4Eus 80 ERtd q physicians In
o. urazmeus ~ - pssisn.s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10


Some readers viii recall the panic that
was created in the northeastern part of
the United States some years ago when
Orson welles put on radio dranatization
Of an invasion from Mars. Thousands of
people were completely fooled and there
was danger of something like mass hys-
terra
In Ecuador the other night. radio
station put on a drama. based on H. c.
Wells fantastic novel, The War of the
Worlds" but localized 10 describe strange
creatures from Mars landing nearby and
heading for Quito. Most of the population
went into the streets before directors Of
the station discovered the CONSERVATION
Frantic efforts 10 calm the people and to
show them that the story was fietional
failed TO convince hysterical mob.
The mob Immediately attacked and
burned the building Of newspaper, which
housed the radio station. killing six per-
sons and iniuring score. The building
and the equipment of the radio station and
newspaper were wrecked. with loss esti-
mated az more than $3.50, 000-
The incidents demonstrate the danger
Of mass hysteria, however inspired The
dramatic presentation Of imaginary i1va-
siOns, when accepted By listeners as fact,
become terrible and people, in their reck-
lessness in the face Of immediate danger,
lose their reasoning powers.
Much the same comment can Be made
about every effort 70 organize people
along the lines of mass action The pro-
ponents of such demonstrations may not
succeed In causing mob violence but they
do saeeeed in creating mental violence
that runs pretty close. at times, to lynch
ing the truth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

tongue, I fooled that cut-throzt
crew til I was near enough the
shores Of Florida 70 swim fcr Il
Since then there's been q game
Of hide and seek between rs.
Strangely. neither his words nor
attitude seemed to disturb this
other man.
aPirates.s The Spanisrd re-
peated. and pulled at his chin =
wouldn't doubt your word Plenty
End IL profitable business-sorne
even caIl Il by patriotic names
Maybe you'll know that you've
been branded pirate yourself
and sought As such7D
Maybe I have. Il wouldn't BE
surprising.
And there might be some truth
N the charge-eh2'
Rivers shrugged his host
as nv I nance se said as Con.
zales-Ternando Gonzalez
"A good enough name. as Span
ish names go.s Rivers conceded
NY own Is Jean Rivers
And you hate the French?s
What would you. under that
growing cock Of q B0napartef~
aAnd the Spanish as wellzs
aren't they puppets Of Napo~
leonz And birds Of a feather7"
Gonzales nodded vigorously.
MY own objection, he growled.
what right has Don Carlos 60
sacrifice Louisiana to Napoleon7
Spain should be, &c 10 once was.
the greatest nation under the sum-
And shall be again."
You'll never Live TO see ns
Rivers grinned. which win be
no cause for weeping on my part
and yet" Gonzales murmured-
you saved a Spanish woman
from the waterfront rabble-and
I am grateful The Lady i Of q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

IN THE CTRCETT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or TIE state OF FLORIDA
Nv AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
II CHAxGEHf.
Ease xo- I1-T43
RAYMOND FREDERICK
oEST ERHELD,
Plaintiff
vs. DIVORCE
GLADYS ALMA oESTERHELD.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLIC ALTON
TO GLADYS ALMA 0EST EgfSEL.D
Is York Street.
SEbiae0.
PErta. Western Australia
You are hereby required 20 ap-
pear 70 the BIZ! II Complaint for
divorce ii the above sIy3ed cause
IN or before the z8th dag ST March.
A. d 1919. otherwise the allegations
therein Will he taken As confessed
This CsT&eF IL 70 be published ozce
week for four consecutive wees
sn The hzy West Citizen. a news
pa ger published IN -as City of KEY
West. FLORIDA
DONE AND ORDERED This IstA
day of February. A. u 1@S$-
f%@al8 EARL p ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Css0rr.
Monroe County. Florida
BY tszl Anne - LougwDrxa.
DepaEy CLERK
fSE1 ALLAN R. CLEARE. TR-
Attorney fEr Plaintiff
seS as-gssHaaE e-aa. ts4s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

esEzssl
|Crist Mill
Hy hep. GEORGE sl67nEHs

last week wr1<E about the
White House and the repairS that
are being made there % fhaf i,
has been necessary for the Presi-
dent and his family to move u
Blair House which in Itself has
. fascinating and interesting his
tory.
Blair House on PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue near Seventeenth Stree.
IS short half block from the
White House Originally II was
bait by Commodore Steven De-
catar. and it is believed that he
used prize money won in his vari-
oa1s sea battles To finance the
construction The Cumnro5ort
lived there only a year because
he was the victim OF d duel ID
1920 Henry Clay and Martin Var
Buren, were later occupants 81
This house.
In 1896 1t was occupied b.
Francis Blair. editor OF the wash.
ingtOn Globe. and d eonfidans os
President jackson. Here Colonel
Robert s. Lee was uffered-and
spufned command OF the Union
Army. After that. Francis Blail
in the quiet of his home. twice
! acted as Intermediary between
President Lincoln and jefferson
DAVIS.
For q brief interval In its his
tory. Blair House was owned b.
an innkeeper and during thai
time slaves were Quartered in :
long walled extension to the rear
Of the House at the northwest
corner of Lafayette Square which
Is across from the White House.
According 10 tradition. slave
auctions were held in the draw
ing room Of the House while il
was owned by the Innkeeper.
Today il IS normally the
Presidents guest house for beads
Of other countries visiting n
Washington. and the President OF
Mexico, the Foreign Minister Of
the Soviet Union. and many
others have stayed there. It Is
the White House Annex AZ
impressive four story building
covered with pale yellow stucco,
trimmed in white with stone
lintels at the windows-with al
the repose and inviting dignity
Fof the 18th century town. house.
4 = =
A touch Of Florida is always
present IN the office Of Congress
man Herlong of Fl0rida's Fifth
District for he and his staff
operate a complimentary orange
Juice bar as a courtesy 70 friends
dropping in. The delicious orange
juice is constant reminder of
one of Florida's wonderful ma
tural assets. and is enjoyed not
only by Congressman HerioHgs
constituents but by all OF us
Floridians IN the House Office
building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

N@Fw HFseNs dFpBp@d per cent be-
$3.50 9am4ary - 80 FsbruAry Is while
tAm a@u &c t@a4&3 farxse~ hmse 20 bay
asvpp~1 go ssa2 ~ Bsfsas Of Axricul-
go E1nsemaes rxporxs Farrl prices On
FttrgWy i5 wer~ e. sse lswsss isyel since
efrfseAer fsts wsiis priess q thines the
$500 49, 80 5000 shs sane average
~ al 81 fs<s he parity ratio of farm
resss - sfksF eo2ms1.ties ssands AZ los.
80 Ewasa afnrs SO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
Your Horoscope

THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1919
This day may produces an agi-
tator- In the calrser natures IL
viii lead 10 reforms of a social
character; In the more contenfi-
GUS il viii make a soldier or 20
litical leader There Is an Incis-
I'VE, sharp. intellect that may
lead to great distinction II the
effort is made 70 avoid exciting
the passions Of men.
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fourth grade.
When u he
Joined his
brothers in a
chain of drug
stores. He had
q chain Of De-
troit grocery
stores in his
teens. At q he
started d chain
of drug stores
~ tho D~nnz
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WILL YOU SMILE?
He. Should Hare
Died At The
Dead Sea

Travel all over the world. en-
Went up the Rhine. suppose?
Climbed it to the top"
Saw the Lion of St Mark"
Fed il"
And visited the Black Sea-
Filled by fountain pen there V
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OUR BIG GOVERNMENT

The Hoover Commission reports that
or2znizational methods, effective twenty
years ago are no longer applicable because
the growth Of skiils and methods IN prs-
vats organization has long since out
nsded many Of the methods Of the govern
nent,
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WilllaTn ire Cono14E. Z
Of Englan<f. was a Das&w - -
mandy and . aRxrxmdanf "a
ing tribal caaleExmfna
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built apartments and houses. and
finally established his Stork Club
catering 10 stars and lockers.