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Evening star., 1949-07-31
EIEO I NINI I I
WATER LINE
, about 5000 eXpenS
well and pump.
sos DOWN-S10 MONTH

Lee hwy. to Centreville. turn left at
trafic light on Route 2s toward
Manassasl, four miles to our big
sign on left, SMALL FARMS. Open
every day l to pm. Every Trail
way bus to Manassas passes US.
Bring $40 deposit.
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MONTG. co.

q6e acres of manor loan, improved
with a 3-Stcry, Civil War. s-room
brick mansion in splendid repair;
large basement barn, courthouse; hog
house, chicken house, smokehouse
and shop; much rail fence, 3
streams, 30 acres virgin timber; J.
mile hard road frontage on road TO
sugar Loaf Mountain; school tus by
ooor. so miles D. c.: price. So 800;
teruos. porseSsinp Oct Exclusive
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GARAGES FOR RENT

TWO-CAR METAL. good for shop or
storase' lst comm. Rear 10 7th
I:s"2 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Garage
for rent MI. 9222
BRICK GARAGE, with cement floor,
for | car, Catholic Univ. area.
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IN VIRGINIA

On No. ] hwy. bet. Alex and Fred
erickburg. Farms with livaole
houses. acreage and lots. If you
do not get me on the phone, write.
CHESTER COGSWELL. 7:'6 North
Albemarle st. Arl.. Va. OK. 1888.
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Colonial; on Potomac

Beautiful homestead, completely mod
itidHeq; tilad bath. eli furnace. cleo.
fi-eplaces, center hall. :! cut stone
chimneys tbuilt in 1880. up-to-
date kitchen, elec. refer. range,
hot-vater heater, steel cabinets
s picturesque holly trees lover 200
yrs. oldl. barn. kennel, hen house:
15l acres; 10 min. drive. to smart
citv. A steal at 81 800. terms:
trleyision set included. Bargain
liet free Vincent Vazq0ez. STROUT
PEAITY. Box 80. Stafford. Va.
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Small Farm-5 Acres

OllIdII dI III 1CI %
Arm. house with bath and small
outbuildineS. in nearby Virginia, on
good sravcl road in built-up neigr,,
borhood. not far from school and
stores. House needs repair. Price.
81, 500 with $1,000 cash ard $50
per north, Phone GE 7o3?, or
EA 651. 81
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2O5 ACRES; gently rolling: excellent
finest farming sections: 35 miles
D C; I75 acres, cultivation; fishlng
stream: S-room dwelling with modern
conveniences and beautiful view;
combination dairy and stock barn
ali necessary outbuildingS. For quick
sale at S26 500 Reasonable terms.
Ideal farm. 54a4 acres; 10 acres
woods. balance fine farm land; year
round streams; Groom dwelling
modern conveniences; extended
view: good barn and other out
buildings. $4,000. "a cash.
modern conveniences; ~ 600 50; rect
land: water rights to lake. S6,95o-
81 900 cash Balance easy.
Many other excellent values. CLAUDE
f. HIXSON. Real Estate, Manassas,
Va. Phone Manassas "A. I'll
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

private sales our special.
sy; II yon are Suy,ns sns Q, sellins an
purchases NOLAN FINANCE CO.,
II02 New York I've nv Republic
Evening star., 1949-07-31

CHEVROLET 1913 conv.; r. and h.,
oil filter, seat COW; 10000 mi; 81.
6Oh or best offer. 81. 1919. -3l
CHEV. lg4T 4.dr.. two-tone blue:
r and h. Al shape; orig. owner;
Sl.1G5. Ia. 43l7. 81
CHEV. 1891 sport coupe; good solid
car and runs well: $50. MORRIS &
HUGHES, Wholesalers. GE. 1866.
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MASON HIRST

Annandale, Va FA. 7441 weekdays.
MONTGOMERY CO.-3lO acres, mod
ern 12-room stone house, . tenant
houses, large bank barn, all neces-
sary outbuildings; in fine condition.
Beautiful flower garden and lawn,
garden planted: 5-car garage. The
sale of stock and crops last year
totaled S10,O00; excellent tenant will
stay; place we'll watered: beautiful
view. on macadam road, 30 miles to
D. C. Possession right away. Good
terms.
Z acres. s-room modern house. near
churches. stores, bank and schools.
Possession with title. Good value.
Price. S10,50O.
a. acres, 6-room frame house. elec,
phone, furnace: fine spring. .elec.
pump, water in house; chicken
houses; on macadam road. ] mile to
B. e. o. station, 30 miles to D, C.
Possession with title. Good buy
Price reduced TO 1850.
100 acres. 1-room frame house, elec.
phone; on macadam road: 22 miles
to D. c.: lear garage, stable. chicken
and brooder houses; good well; pretty
view; worth the money. Price.
$4,000. Call w. A Daniel. Pooles-
VILE 2lSf, Route % sign" with J.
vINSON PETER, Rockville. Md.
IOI ACRES near Cedar Grove. i'm
proved with a 2-story. house, q
rooms water and electricity, small
dairy barn. plenty of other out
buildings; $4,000.
8is acres, improved with a Broom
house. bath. electricity. h.-w H.; ,
aay: shipDipEs as7 .cGo. 's5 gallons of milk pei
rI C,,cb,,o, Dooltor
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RACE HORSE FARM

RACE HORSE FARM
Dunrovin-50 acres, mod. 9-box stall
stables, paddockS, pastures. double
garage. erooms' quarters, Colonial
yearly home; ideal for horse breed
ing, boarding or show cattle; close
in Laurel 195-W-1.
DANDY ZOO ACRE level farm. nicely
fenced; asphalt road, nice view; 40
acres growing corn. good 10-room
home, large bank barn. farm bldgs,,
tenant house; bargain, S24 900; q
Hamilton. Va.
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TRUCK BARGAINS

Wide variety of makes and body
types including dumps. merchan-
disers. laundry and dry cleaning
trucks as low as S:5a5.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
TRUCK DEPARTMENT
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BUICK As super sedanette, pale
green, Wv. tires r. and h. and
covers; very low mileage and excep-
tionally clean--loo.;s like new. See
and drive this car and you'll un-
guarantee of unexcelled driving
pleasure. S",045. LOGAN tFordD,
20l7 Va. ave. NV. ME. "Sls.
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condition, $3.50 or best ctfer. OV
5399. -
FORD 1890 l2+on pickup; bargain.
S1a5. TOWN e. COUNTRY MOTORS,
1895 Wis ave. OR. OlOO i
FORD l94S Model panel truck
ST ,450. terms. UN PIG 81
DODGE 194l panel; d. c. inspection
500 cash; in perfect condition.
0R olI3
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CHEVROLET 1946 o-dr. sed.: orig.
black factory fin; radio and heater:
bargain at S9s6. JACK PRY, 10th
CHEvRoLET CHE ETe' 1888 s:s6 4-door Master i de
eovers eaSe $500 90 sliso m ssSS sSos conc si i'
CHEVROLET 194s 4-dr. sedan; Fleet
master, accessories, low mileage,
like new, 81 1,435. Call NO. 1909. 81 =
CHEVROLET 1947 4-dr. sedan; orig
2-tone green finish: radio, heater;
S1.295. -sENYON-PECK CHEVRO-
LET: 304I Lee hwy. CHI. 9003. Il
CHEVROLET 1916 2-dr.; orig. black
finish runs like a new car: $1;945:
SHEvRoLET, so41 Lee hwy. cH.
CHEVROLET 1s4a 4-dr. styline de
luxe sed.: gray; new, 8 miles; S1,s40
or best pfier. HO. 798S. 31'
CHEVROLET l94s convert. coupe:
extras: S1.5s5. KENYON-PEcK
CHEVROLET. 3o41 Lee hwy. cH.
CHEVROLET 1s47 convertible; is.-
500 miles; r. and b. new top: excel.
cond s,;3a5. ov. Ga54 .-31
livery: most body styles and co!ors;
snd AFRO u 15sas s1T ans q tsEm: Mass
CHEVROLET 1885 club coupe: r. and
h.: excel. cond. throughout: passed
40 D. C.. inspection: can finance;
S495. OWNER, HO 9700.
I949 6tylemaster 2-door;
sell; $I,700. ov. 1850.
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yIHGIN!A IARMS-

number Of 200 acres. stock and
grain farms, at less than Sloo
per acre.
Cae acre, good 5-rm. house. 25 miles
from D. c.: $3.50.
Fl room log house, near mountains,
acres; Loo.
Seven acres, fair house, 10 acres;
500
Completely furnished partly modern
weekend place. $1,000.
Many others. BAKERS BARGAINS,
IoyPttSvillP Va 900
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hester, $500 ~e Or best oier. sunday
only. DI. O162.
CHEVROLET 1885 master deluxe
sedan. 500. For appt. call AT.
CHEy. 1s4s conv. cpe. r. and h. red
very clean; S1,15o cash or $500
LAO l4th st. tDealer)
sedan, looks and runs like new.
Must sell, Sl,050, or $3.50 cash. bal
CHEVROLET 1912, club coupe, r. and
h. GOOD cond., sacrifice. S4S5 or best
offer Call MR.. ALLEN, on Mon. at
CHEVROLET 1871, ex-taxi. recon-
ditioned motor, front end. tires, seat
covers, paint, grill clutch. brakes,
perfect. $500 or best offer. MI.
CHEVROLET l94s a-door Fleetline
light gray. perfect condition, one
owner; Sl,495. Call Monday, IA.
CmEV. 1913. Fleetline, 4-dr., r. and
h, 2-tone green. low mi, excel. cond
292.9 4oth pl. NV. EN-. 660s. Must
CHEVROLET 1a4a, 4-dr deluxe,
snaeiS0a'i sfaas' AID. + s:sas. saS H. A'o "''e''
CHRYSLER Ill Windsor convertible;
radio. heater, spot and overdriye,
good top and tires. mechanically
wall tires; Ss95 or best offer. VIII,
CHRYsLER 1a47 Town and Country
conv;; beautiful dnd ear, car; pert pado sond;s nd,
offer 8 B.. HELLER, 6416 Luzon
ave n W ME- 1854: ewes and Sun,
CHRYsLER 1915 convertible: pretty
as a picture with all the extras in
noat sludns rsd9 anG 4n hssteI ssnas aGs shS ts n
masnificent condition and carries
30-day; owner-rated guarantee:
IFord), 2OI7 Va. ave. NV. ME. 2s1s.
CHRYsLER 1a4s Saratoga club
coupe; this is q 5-passenger car,
color dark blue. equipment includes
radio, heater and seat covers, ap-
pearance and condition like new.
assee Iesms sp ssSs e. "a caroI APR Gcc cApfL a1hL
IAcsoLDsMoBILE CO, iass s$nd
CHRYsLER is47 New Yorker CON
tertible vert sSk soior' new b1ask 81
owner. r. and h., not a dent; S1,790.
OK. O17S Sun. all day. after pm.
other
CHRYsLER 1s41 bus. coupe; orig.
owner; 47.000 miles brahd-ne
CHRYsIIR ia4a IS" town sedan;
blk; radio, heater, auto, trans;
ments: s195. CARR SALES CORP,
CHRYSLER 40 windsor sedan; gray;
r and H.; auto. transm.; low.cost
Commercial Credit payments. Clean.
1,495. CARR SALES CORP, 1891
Wis. ave NV. EN- 6271.
CHRYSLER 1871 station wagon: ex-
eel. condition; r. and h.; S175.
CHRYSLER 1887 Royal convert; T..
and h.; Al motor; good throughout;
$3.50. Bowie 1851. -31
CHRYSLER 947 Wind. Limousine;
heater; low mileage; good cond.
CHRYSLER 1a42 Highlander, 4-dr,:
fully equipped: custom-made seat
covers: excellent condition; $3.50.
Cali MI. O0S6. -5t
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LINCOLN 1947 club coupe; beautiful
blue finish. radio. heater. overdrive;
only 5000 actual miles on this one
and selling for only $1.595; 30-day
guarantee. Open 8 to .. MAY
FLOWER MOTORS, INC. 1928 10Th
st. NV. RE. 0303. 81
LINCOLN 1949 Cosmopolitan coupe;
new; ney far supIeS bsioW list E sasss5' d GRADY
MOTORS, Lineoln-Mercury dealer,
1909 Wisconsin ave-, OIL. 740O.-31
LINCOLN 1949 COSMOPOLITAN sedan;
black; this low-mileage beauty is
completely equipped and immacu-
ruarantsd: s s e trade d and terms il de. de-
sired. CARR SALES CORP. 1891
LiNCOLN-ZEPHYR 194I 4-dr.; excep-
tionally good overall condition.: no
bumps or dents; new tires all around:
On On fSss ssss snsas asT a! sos Gy oaf fsSe
MERcURY ases1 ~ conv.; r. and h..
brand-new top and seat Gov; excel;
cond.; S1,495. WILLIAMS. 1929
MEERcuRY III iSs' nIei ps4is club coupe; radio:
heater and plastic covers, Royal
master Wv tires, exactly like new;
S1.945. MORRIS & HUGHES.
Whoiesalers' fol4 "a. ave. nn;"'
MERCURY 1o4s sedan: blue; eli ac-
cessories; low mileage; S2.075. EN-
MERCURY l947 club conv.; r. and
h., new top. good rubber. low mi: !:
Laps; cash, trade, terms; 90-day
written guar. STEUART MOTORS,
9Th and N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 5000.
MERCURY 1899 2-door; excellent
cond.. new paint, + end h.: $3.50
MERCURY l947 sedan; fully equip
COOPER MOTORS, 510O Wisconsin
ave. NV, WO. 1000. al
MERCURY i94a; new: S2,O91; sell
my auto or take old car in trade
Mr.. BECK. GE. 1904.
MERCURY 1946 4-dr.; really a fine
car; new seat covers, new cond.
throughout; must be seen: S1,045;
cash, trade. terms: 90.day written
guar. STEUART MOTORS, 9th and
n ave d w MA 2lhln a
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One OF the best cattle farms In Vir-
glnia; $3.50 acres of highly fertile
land that graZes 1000 head and
makes money for an absentee own
is abundant natural water; the
countryside is beautiful and prosper
Gus and the labor and MANAGEMENT
situations are favorable: might sell
in portions of 500 to 800 acres if
desired; so miles from WASHINGTON
over fast road. There IS no better
investment than productive land
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OLBS I941 .6-cyl. sedan; 1850:
with Hydra Matte, radio. heater.
Mr. ADAMS, WI >3s3. 81
OLDS Al 4-dr. sedan; excel cond.:
S595. Trade or terms. WILLIAMS,
1929 r. I. ave. ne 81
OLDS 1874. lg4S motor, black club
sedan; Hydra; r h. seat covers:
mechanically excellent; SS45. TO.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Cold Wave, Snow, Ict
And Floods Plague
West and Northwest
by the Asseeiotsd Press

A fresh mass of cold air from
Canada sent temperatures tum-
bling to subzero levels in areas OF
the Western storm belt today.
Some snow and strong winds
accompanied the new cold front,
which spread over northern Sec
tions Of storm-stricken Wyoming
and the Dakotas and Southeastern
Nebraska. It pushed southwark
over the North Central States and
sent the mercury downward over
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Kansas.
The colder weather eased flood
threats in the snoW-covered low
lands near Falls City, Nebr., where
several streams had spilled over
their banks.
Snow-fighting operations in
Western North Dakota were ham
pered by the new storm. Planes
ready to carry food for ranchers
and cattle in the snowbound
plains were grounded by the storm.
SubZero readings were reported
today over Montana, the Dakotas
and Northern Minnesota. The
mercury dropped more than 40
degrees from Thursdays tempera-
lures in some areas of the new cold
belt.
Ice. rain, snow and floods
plagued the Pacific Northwest
region. Miles of farm land were
under water from the Willamette
River. swollen by heavy rains and
melting snow. A binding snow
storm hit Portland. Oreg.. after a
warm rain storm. Snow measured
more than 18 feet deep at Timber
line Lodge on Mount Hood in
Oregon, where 43 skiiers have been
marooned for a week. The lodge
reported sufficient food and fuel.
Roads in many parts Of South
western Wyoming still were snow
clogged, but nearly all roads In
the more heavily populated sec
tions Of Utah were open. Haylift
operations continued in South:
western and Central Utah, but the
Air Force finished rescue missions
in Nevada.
Temperatures climbed to near
record marks for the date in some
Midwest and Eastern cities yes
ferdov Pndinos 0enera11v yUere
above normal also in the Middle
Atlantic States.
Chicago's SIS was one Of the
highest marks for February 18 in
IS years. Rochester, N. Y. re-
ported 81. the highest for the date
since 1880. Buffalo's So beat a
mark set in 1882. Syracuse, after
getting 7 inches Of snow Thursday.
had high Of 81. The u readings
at Miami and Phoenix. Ariz.. were
the Nations highest.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Corolinian Forfeits SIS
In Auto Collision Here

Kenneth B. Cross, 80, of Char.
lotte, N. c., yesterday forfeited $2s
collateral on a charge he ignored
a red light just before the car hi
was driving collided with another
at a downtown intersection.
Cross and a passenger, Miss
Helen Kloman, 40, secretary to
Judge Walter j. Casey in Munich
pal Court. were injured in the
accident at Third street and Con-
stitution avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Man Who Stole Butter, Cut
Store EMPLOYEES Sentenced

A man was sentenced yesterday
by District Court Judge Richmond
B. Keech to serve from two to
six years for cutting two Safeway
store employees, who tried to stop
him from stealing IS pounds Of
butter.
The defendant is Leroy Payton,
20, colored, no fixed address. He
was accused of taking the butter
from a Safeway store at POLL S
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Rain Amuzes Children

Young children who had never
seen rain stared in amazement as
the first rain in more than 10
years pelted down recently in the
Swakopmund area of South Africa.
Evening star., 1949-02-19

street NV. and cutting the man
ager, william r. Clodfelter, and
his assistant, Calvin H. Wolfe,
last September.
In another case, Judge Keech
Evening star., 1949-02-19

one to three years for forging and
cashing Government checks total-
ing more than $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ~ B-5


sentenced Pervis Cogdell, q, col
ored, Of the 700 block of Kenil-
worth terrace NE, to serve from
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08

Monday, September 10, and extend
through Saturday, September "a.
I'VE are confident we will have
the biggest and best fair of our long
history" President D. Eldred Rine-
hart said today.
Rinehart explained that in addi-
ton to nearly $4,000 in premiums,
the association this year is spending
close to $4,000 on grandstand at
fractions and is promising one of
the finest livestock and agricultural
exhibits ever assembled in this sec
ton.
The exhibition will be opened of
ficially Monday evening, Septem-
Der 10, with the first of three spec
ial performances of Horace Heidt's
Parade of Stars of radio fame. The
Heidi show will be featured Mon
day evening, Tuesday afternoon and
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Local Briefs
Of The Week
Ministerial Association
Holds Meeting

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Washington County Ministerial
Association was held on Monday at
the YMCA, at which time new com
mittee chairmen were named as
follows:
Rev. Frederick Eyster, social prob
lens committee; Mrs. Ralph Mar
quart, youth work committee; the
Rev. DR.. Scott R. Wagner, book re-
view and exchange committee; the
Rev. DR.. Paul Minnich Robinson,
program committee; the Rev. Charles
LeFew, social committee; the Rev.
Francis Bell, rural church commit
tee; and the Rev. Cyril Hoover,
membership and attendance COM
mittee.
New officers of hte Ministerial
Association, named at the last meet
ing before the summer vacation,
are: the Rev. Russell Butcher, presi-
dent: the Rev. Charles Miller, vice
president: and the Rev. H. Clayton
Meyer, Jr., secretary and treasurer.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Health Clinics
September Schedule

The Washington County Health
Department announces the follow
ing clinic schedule for September:
Chest (by appointment): adults
every Wednesday at 9 a. m; Chill
dren (by appointment every Fri
day at 9 a. m.
Ear, nose and throat (by appoint
men): Saturday, September 10, be-
ginning at a. m; Saturday, Sep
tember "a, beginning at 9 a. m.
Maternity; Monday mornings, Sep
tember IL, 19 and 26 at 9 a m.
Medical diagnostic (by appoint
men): every Friday at p. m.
Mental Hygiene (by appointment) !:
every Tuesday beginning at a. m.
Sueech correction (by appoint
ment): Saturday, September 10 and
Saturday, September "a, both be-
ginning at a. m.
Veneral disease: Monday even
ings at o'clock, September IL. 19
and 26.
Cancer detection, conducted by
the American Cancer Society: Mon
day, September II, at 2 p m. Quo
ia of patients scheduled.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08

Theodore H. Cullison, (pictured
above) a member of the Potomac
Edison Company for twenty-five
years, retired September /.
Mr. Cullison, who lives on Route
2, Boonsboro, was employed by Pc
in 1924 as a Helper in the Railway
department in Hagerstown. In 1882
he was promoted to Car Barn Fore
man, and in 1910, when buses had
replaced the trolley system, Mr.. Cul-
lison was transferred to the Secur-
ity Power Plant He remained at
this location until his retirement.
Prior to joining Pc, Mr.. Cullison
was employed by the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company
A member of the Emmanuel
United Brethren Church in Hagers-
town, Mr.. Cullison joined the Po-
tomac Edison Quarter Century Club
in May, when he completed twenty
five years of service with the com
pany.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08

lantic City, together with ten head
line circus acts, will make up the
regular grandstand show each night.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday afternoons, harness
races will be staged with purses
totaling $4,000. Circus acts will be
staged between the heats.
In addition to the livestock, agri-
cultural, horticultural and poultry
shows, patrons will find farm ma
chinery exhibit second to none and
Main Exhibition Hall packed to
the rafters. The famed Cetlin- Viii
son shows will line the mile-long
midway
On Saturday afternoon and eve
ming, as a special added attraction,
Irish Horan and his Hell Drivers
will perform in front of the grand
stand.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
All Girls Plan For
Exhibits At Fair
All IL Clubs In County Expect
To Have Booths On Balcony
In Main Exhibition Hall.

The All Girls of Washington Coun-
ty (there are now II community
clubs with a membership of $50
girls) are making big plans for their
part in the exhibits to be on display
this year at the Great Hagerstown
Fair.
Already eleven of the clubs have
definitely started plans for their in
dIvldual booths, which will be ar
ranged on the balcony in the Main
Exhibition Hall at the Fair Grounds.
Some of the scenes which viii be
depicted in the booths will be: ''Hav-
ing A Party; Camping; Display
In Miniature" (there will be ninia-
ture models of the dresses that the
girls made for the Style Revue held
in JULY; Safety; and "Today's
Home Builds Tomorrow's World"
On the main floor of the Exhibi-
ton Hall there will be quite a large
space devoted to exhibits of iellies.
pickles, baked goods, etc, and also
on the same floor on the opposite
side, the girls will display clothing
and articles of home furnishing
which they have made.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Four All Boys Win
High State Honor

Livestock Judging Team Wins
State Contest And Will Rep
resent Maryland At Interua-
tional Livestock Show In Chi
cago.
The old adage, IF at first you don't
succeed, try, try again." was ex-
emplified at the Timonium Fair last
week, when Washington County's
All Livestock Judging Team, after
trying for several years to win the
State championship, finally reached
their goal. Members of the win
ming team are:
William Pitsnogle, Hagerstown
Route /; Leon Trumpower, Clear
Spring; Richard Kershner, Clear
Spring; and the alternate, Albert
Draper, Williamsport
Further honor came to the team
when one of their members, Will
liam Pitsnogle, was one of the high
est individual scorers.
The team was trained by Assist
ant County Agent Raymond Muller.
The four boys will now represent
the Maryland All organization at the
International Livestock Show. to be
held in Chicago in November.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Clear Spring Legion
InStalIS Officers

The Joseph c. Herbert Post 222,
American Legion, installed the fol-
lowing 1949-50 officers in impress
sive ceremonies at the Legion home
in Clear Spring on Thursday night.
Commander, DR.. David R. Brewer;
senior vice commander, T. Pearre
Chopper; junior vice-commander, c.
Ray Brennan, adjutant, John L.
Downs; finance officer, George G.
Snyder; historian, Lawrence M.
Mummert; sergeant-at-arms, Harold
L. Kelley; chaplain, Louis Binkley;
service officer, Lew Schnebley; judge
advocate, Harry Toston.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Daley Heads Pioneer
Hook & Ladder Company

At the annual election of the Plon-
eer Hook and Ladder Fire Company,
held last week, Charles E. Daley, Jr.,
was elected president, succeeding
John Corderman who announced
that he would not be candidate
for reelection. Mr.. Daley was elect
ed without opposition, as was the
vice-president, Walter R. Hutson.
Other officers elected were: treas
urer, Robert Miller; chief director,
Russell Fields; first assistant director,
William Lizer; second assistant dl-
rector, Charles Brezler: executive
committee, William Harne, Elwood
Higgs, Denton Kretzer, Roy Lowman
and Albert Small.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Not On ''Its Last Legs"

Cumberland is not on ''its last legs"
despite the wave of unemployment
there, city officials vigorously con-
tend. They say that future en-
ployment prospects are encouraging
and that retail business has re-
manned good.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Big Population Growth

Recent Census Bureau estimates
reveal that the population of Mont
gomery and Prince Georges coun-
ties has increased more than fifty
percent since 1910. Both counties
are adjacent to Washington, D. c.,
and many of the residents in both
live in the capital city's metropoli-
tan district.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Hancock Rector Accepts
Call To IrvingtOn, Md.

The Rev. H. Kearney Jones, for
thue past six years rector of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church, Han
cock, has accepted a call to become
rector of St. James Episcopal Church,
at Irvington, Md.
The Rev. Jones has also served
the parish of ST. AIMS Episcopal
Church at Clear Spring during the
same period. He will take over his
new charge October /.
The globe-independent., 1949-09-08
Welfare Payments Up

Welfare payments in Maryland in
July were I'll percent greater than
in the corresponding month of 1948,
the State Department of Welfare
reports. Total payments this past
July were $1,2O5,150.