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Evening star., 1951-07-28
Giants, 5; Reds, 3

Totals III ~ 10
Ran for Schefing in seventh.
4Singled for Howell in ninth.
titled out for Fox in seventh.
slit into double play for Byerly in ninth.
New York OO2 Q01 200-5
Cincinnati 0O1 002 000-.S
Runs-Dark Mueller t2l irwin Mays.
Adcock. Kluszewski. Fox, ErrCrs-None.
Runs batted in--Mueller. Irwin t2l West
rum. Lockman, KlnsZewski t2l. Hatton.
Mueller t25. Hatton Home runs-Klus-
zewski. Stolen base--Irvin. Double PLAYS
Thompson to Stanky to Lockman Stanky
| to Lockman.- Lett on bases-New York, 8;
CINCINNATI. g.. Bases on balls-of Hern.
& RysrIS RSsryIsk putppRy HsFp, s;n z; by Fox
innings; OF Spencer 3 ID. 2h ipnines: on
Fox. 10 in inningse; OF Byerly. in Q
| innings. Winning pitcher-Eern (9-5)
Losing pitcher-Fox f6-6l. Time-2:39
.S74.
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Emil Boreo, Actor

NEW YORK, July % P.-Emil
Boreo. 81, former stage and vaude-
willie star. died of heart ailment
yesterday at the Home Of Old
Israel here. Born as Emil Siclis
in France, he sang In the Opera
Comique. Paris, before World
|WarlI. He played in Yiddish and
English performances In this
country. 4
Evening star., 1951-07-28
Mrs. Charles E. Kelly,
Wife of War Hero
Ry the Associafel Pres,

PITTSBURGH, July 28.-Mrs
Mary Frances Kelly. 25, wife OF
Charles E, tCommando) Kelly
World War II hero, died yesterday
at her home.
The Kellys were married in
Columbus, Ga. March IL. 1945
exactly year after he won the
Congressional Medal of Honor
Mr.. Kelly, now an investigator fol
Ia Pittsburgh attorney, was cred
tied with killing 40 Germans in
20 minutes during the Italian
campaign.
Evening star., 1951-07-28

lCalled at end Of Sth. rain).
Runs-Fox. Woodling. Di Maggie, Cole
man: Error.-CarraSquel. Runs batted
Home runs-Woodiine, Di Maggie. Sac
Irifice--Morgan. Double play,-Mize to
Rizzuto Left on base--Chicago. 5; New
Struck out-By Pierce. 4; Morgan. 4.
Winning pitcher-Morean t6-1l. Losing
Ipitcher-Pierce f9-9l. Time-2:34. At
tendance-50125.
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As. 10: Tiqers. 6
Totals 3711 2416


'Singled for Bearden In sixth.
Popped up for Ginsberg in eighth.
titled out for Borowy in ninth.
sGrounded out for Kryhoski in ninth.
Detroit ---- 200 013 000--
iPhiladelphia - Ole l01 01x-10
Runs-Berry, wertz Mullin, Groth,
GinSberg, Priddy. Joost (3l. Velo t2l'
Philley. zernial 10, Lmmer, Majeski.
Errors-Kell l2). Hooper. Runs batted in
l-Mullin (2), Groth, Holloway (2). Linn
mer (3). zernial l3l Majeski t2l. .Suder.
Two base hits-Klein, Majeski. Limmer.
Wertz, yalo; Kell. Three-base hits-Mul-
lin %, Zernial Suder. Stolen base-Joost.
lsacrifce-Valo. Left on bases-Detroit,
Is; Philadelphia. s. Bases on balls-on
gearden; 2; of Gray. 2; Of Hooper 2:
by Trucks l.; by Bearden, 1. Hits--o1
Trucks, 8 in 2 innings OF Bearden. 8 In
3 innings; OF Gray, / in no innings: of
Borowy. 3 in 3 innings; of Hooper, 8 in
81 1nnines:. of Kellner. In 32s innings.
Winning pitcher-Hooper (5-Sl. Losing
lpitcher-Trucks (4D. Time-2:26. At
tendance-3 S35.
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Club League. It was Judd and
IDetweiler's ninth straight win.
The second half champions
open three game series for the
championship with the George
town Lions. first round victors. al
the Wisconsin avenue and
street diamond, Monday at l pm
Evening star., 1951-07-28

at MS nome,
5420 Connect
cut avenue n. w /.
A former
Solid Fuels ADJ
m in / S I ration
analyst here,
Mr.. Butler had
been i'll for q
year and a half.
He left his job
in Tokyo and
returned to this
country in Feb
ruary, 1850. be-
cause of illness.
A AnAiun ~
Evening star., 1951-07-28

Five years ago Herman Bar
ron stroked q score of $50 to
win the $10,500 first prize in
the All-American golf cham
pionships before a closing day
throng estimated at $4,000,
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Star Women Golfers
All kenWood Draw
|Unseeded Opponents

Kenwood Country Club is the
home Of the Women's District
Golf Association first-team cham
pions: Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg,
the District women's champion;
Mrs. Betty Meckley, the United
States Women's senior champion
and Mrs. j. p. Trouchaud, the
Maryland State finalist. which
should make its current club
championship one Of the most in
teresting Of the year. ~
Match play starts Monday in
the title flight of eight with the
big four-the aforementioned
players and Mrs. Rex Howard
paired against unseeded oppon-
ents. Mrs. Meckley was medalist
by q stroke with a 70 to an so for
Mrs. Kreu2burg. and 81 for Mrs.
Howard.
First round pairingS: Mrs.
Meckley VS.. Mrs. Nick Hollander;
Mrs. Howard VS.. Mrs. e. B. Lock-
iett; Mrs. Kreusburg VS.. Mrs. Ed
tWidmayer and Mrs. Trouchaud VS..
Mrs. William Ready. Mrs,
Trouchaud is defending cham
pion.
Mrs. Willard Edwards was the
winner of the "Pie-plate" ladies'
day event at Manor Club yester-
day. so-named because the main
trophies were donated by F. w,
(Pie) Williams. The winners score
was 101-27-74. Low gross went
to Mrs. George Martin with an 83
-Four tied for second: Mrs. Mario
Scandiffio. 88-12-76; Mrs. D. E
Leahy. 89-13-76; Mrs. w. A. De-
vim. 88-12-76 and Mrs. E. L. Dill
lard, 100-24-76., Winners on the
inside nine were Mrs. Carl Lindner,
100-26-74 and Mrs. William Cas-
son, l00-36-74.
Mrs. j. r. Holzapple of Army
Navy, winner Of the Glass B Sec
tion of The Star Cup earlier this
week, posted another good round
at Army Navy yesterday to win
the ladies' day event with an
86-17-69. Mrs. w. j. Ely was
runnerup with 85-13-72 over Mrs.
Roger Kullman, S7-12-75 and
Mrs. NJ. M. Hay. s1-16-75.
Columbia's ladies' day event
ended in a tie between Mrs. L. G.
Pray. 84-l1-73, and Mrs. ]. F.
Gross, 95-22-73. Mrs. Carl Mac
Cartee had 91-16-75. Glass B
winners wese Ms. E. j. Hickey,
103-30-73; Mrs. G. w. Crawford,
110-34-76, and Mrs. H. o, Porter,
114-35-79.
Mrs. M. Hale Dinneen's 82-15-
81 won net honorS in the ladies
day golf at Washington Golf and
Country Club. Mrs. Conrad Sic
bold had 102-32-70 and Mrs,
George Bailey, 83-12-71.
Low gross winners in the wom-
EMS golf at Congressional were
Mrs. D. H. Henderson in class A
with an IS, Myrna Rees in class 3
with 81 and Mrs. A. H. Hand in
class c with los. Mrs. G. M
Inrni NOR, 1rsrr ,a,,AA. .,,;Al. nE
Evening star., 1951-07-28

Cleveland 600 Ol0 1913
Boston - - 900 900 POO
Runs-Boone (2l. Rosen, vollmer. Max
well. Error-Scarborough. Runs batted
in-Rosen. Boone (2) Maxwell CD. Two.
base hits-DiMaggio l2). Easter. Home
Boone t2l. Maxwell. Stolen
Double plays--Doby tc
Hogan. Scarborough to Pesky to Goodman
Left on base--Cleveland, IL. Boston. z
Istrikeouts-- scarborough, 3; Kinder. !
Lemon, Hits-Of scarborough, tn
Ia innings (faced 2 batters in sthl; OF
iScarborough tDoby Easter). Balk-Scar-
borough. Winning pitcher--Lenlon n1-9)
Losing pitcher-Kinder t7-21. Time
1880. 29S.
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DODGERS, II; Cords, 9
Totals "a IA 27 III

Runs--Twillo t2). snider co. Robin
son, Hodges ~. .Campanella 90 Abrams,
Cox, Padhielan, Schoendienst, Slaughter
L2), Musial (31. n. Rice, Hemus. Sarni.
Errors Abrams Cox. H. Rice. p. Rice
PAMELA 60; staley. Westlake t2s. johnson.
T%osssse Ds hitsH sflE Pics t9 Hadres io can. M,
g.aneila; Bridges, Furiilo sshoendisnst,
base-Slaughter Double plays-Hemus
TO Schoendienst to MusiaL Staley to Scho
endienst to Musial Campanella to Hodges.
Left on hases-B Brooklyn. 8; st, LOUIS. IA !
Bases on balls-oF staley, 2; on schmitz,
King. i: on Brazls. 2. Struck out-By
Erskine, 3 In 3 innings 1faced three bat
ters in 4thli OF Schmity. In u inning !;
on Podbielan. 4 in 3ss, innings; al King
ings; on crinian. Ia inning. on
Munger; y ] IN inpins 2n Bra7le, in1
Brszle tcoxl.. winning pitcher--schmutz.l
piteher-BrssIs ten BIsfSn 9ssfS. Tins9s:ai. Oshlnts AZ.
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Totals 80 527 . Totals 81 3 Q

Totals 30 Y TotaS II . n II
Grounded out for Hitler in sth.
Tran for Burgess in 9th.
Philadelphia --.--- - -, 900 200 00Q--2
Chicago - 900 600 000-0
Runs-Nicholson. Sisler Errors-Eiiller.
Hammer. Runs batted fn-Sisler. Pella-
grini. Two-base hits-Nicholson (2l. Sis
Ter. Double plays--Smaliey to Ramazzotu
bases-Philadelphia, 4; Chicaso, g. Bases
on balls--on Killer, 3: OF Church. 2.
Struck out-By Hiller. L; by Church. 2.
Hits-on Hitler, In innings' On Hat
Church U1-5). Losing pitcher-Hiller
(6-Sj. Time-1:47. Attendance-5.206.
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Pirates, 8; Braves, a
Totals "a l3 "a 10 Totals 8

Runs-Hartsneld, Gordon (2), Cooper,
Castiglione .t2l, Nelson. Metkovich (2l,
Logan. Torseson. Runs batted tn
Hartsfeid, Metkovich 90, Garagiola t2l,
Bell. Gordon (2l. Cooper Two-base hits
NELSON, Garasiola. Home rnns-Harts-
Pollet f2). Nelson. HaTtsfield Double
plays-Pollett to Strickland to Nelson.
Castislione to Basgall to Nelson. Torgeson
land to Basgall to Nelson. Strickland to
Murtaush TO Nelson. Left on bases
Boston. z: Pittsburgh, 8. Bases ON balls
3; of Cole. A. Struck out----By Pollet. 8;
BY Estock, i; by Cole, l. Hits-Of Sur
kont, 2 in 0 innings; of Estock. 8 IN
innings; of Cole, 2 In 3 innings. Balk
Cole. Winning pitcher-Poliet t4-6l.
Losing pitcher-Surkont fS-6). Time
2:20. Attendance-17.256
Evening star., 1951-07-28
Car Rucinq at Pomonkey

Sportsmen stock car racing
sponsored by the Northern Vir-
ginia Stock Car Club, is scheduled
at the Pomonkey. Md. Speedway
tomorrow afternoon starting at 2
pm.
Evening star., 1951-07-28
Edward ]. Butler Dies;Dr. William I. Heyser,
Former U. 5. 0fficiaIin Dentist 10 Officials
japanese Occupation For Half a Century

Edward T. Butler, go, former
chief Of the consumer goods unit
| of United States occupation head
quarters in Japan, died Thursday
Evening star., 1951-07-28

DR.. William T. Heyser. rs, a
dentist here for more than SO
years, who treated two gener-
ations of Washington officials
Evening star., 1951-07-28
.Dratha
BAKER. RUTH sToppARp.

BAKER. RUTH sToDDARD. On Friday,
July "a, 1851, at her residence, 14OI
eShsEa SirsTd st; I,o.R.s nv. RUTH sToDDARD
Mitchell Of Worland. Wyo. Services at
the s. h Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901
l4th 81: NV, on Monday, July 30. At 5
RaFhE pns 1ssrRs1s naaRIFsp private; s,ad.n,v 2g
day, July ~. 1861, at 2 am. at the
Tucson Medical Center, Tuscon. Ariz.,
CHARLES BEEBE. former resident Of
Runp E. Be5 seva father hasGanf 81 saP %
bara and Charles Beebe and brother OF
John Beebe Of Chevy Chase, Nd. Funeral
viii be held from the Riley Funeral Home.
on Monday, July 80, at IL am. Inter-
BLAIR. % HELEN ilsSpi L. On Thursday, July - rs,
NV HELEN L. BLAIR beloved HUp viii vile Of oi
the late John Wilson Blair. mother Of
Miss Helen L. Blair. Mrs. D. D; Dumas
Services e Inc fen IL faa Hines CO. ssla
Home. 290I 14th st. NV, on Saturday.
y JHly . 2s. at Ap.m; Interment private: 2s
ROLLING S4sE J JULIAN u sRAspqN S,: on Sat
gsss 81 ST. iySl n1 q JULIAN lf Sf'idsais ssaS
DON BOILING, beloved husband Of Viola
3. Boiling brother Of Mrs; ;,, Alexandria
Randolph, Richard and Wilmer Boiling.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Fups-al
Home, 2e01 14th st. NV, on Mon NR'
BTRRfss.e n1 ifssSe'esz; ARTHUR E. suddenly. - on
Thursday, July 20. 1851. ARTHUR 9.
Nd. beloved hush husband an of fse Ora Ti BurFiss E ia
ther. of Eva Carpenter and stepfather Of
Gladys Holler and Myrtle Excl. Friends
may call At Gasch's Funeral Home. .Hy-
s on Monaay july nsEs so ssrylsss so p 0e Rea efad
t1rsv t,yss 9J1d Nd friends invited. Intermsnt
BUTLER, EDWARD IT. On Thursday, July
ave ave- nv NV. BwaRp i M pesaesSs BGTLEk bsioVsd oRn
Mary Lou Butler Of Elyria. Ohio; cd Edward ID
james r. 1ae1 q sfnfss TarentSn hsasnis Pa oaS and
: Mrs, Jeanne Duranne Of Thibodaux, La.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home Hon 30 1901 q d4th st. nv, on Monday;
Blessed Sacrament Church, Western ave
and Quesada ST. NV, where the holy
sacrifice of the mass will be offered at
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
Please omit flowers. The family requests
donations be made to the M. s. fund 90
CAMPBELL. LEWIS D. .2204 Calvert ST.,
dewisda,e, L sIsLass Nd, July a6. 1881. husband
Melvin Mardres and Mildred A. Camp
Of J. W.. jr. and Harry r. Campbell.
ss5Sces o Cleveland 81 sTs sysra nisa dns o
Arlington National Cemetery. 70
LEWIS. D. Passed, away on
AhA July 20. 1851, at General
Hospital, Hyattsville, Md,
Comrade LEWIS d. CAMP
Il BELL, member Of the United
States Department Of Agri-
" culture Post No. 80, Amer
lean Legion. Legion services
will be held on Monday, July 80, at $3.50
pm, at Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md. Post SO
Evening star., 1951-07-28

EIGHTH RACE-Trot IL classified; g.
year-olds and up; (horses listed in, 16
class. non-winners this class this meet,
Insndala McEluvn IE Rerkertsl On 4
Evening star., 1951-07-28

P. 6. II. p, Secretary. 90
I'd, Hyattsvflle. Nd on july 27, 1851,
: husband Of Minnie W. Grimm, father sof
Mrs. Beulah O.. Sargent, Mrs. T. Werdig
and Mrs Lincoln s Jones ooi SERVICES Gdss. At At
ave-, Riverdale, Md, Monday. July 80, at
2 pm: 1nteTment George Washington
Memorial Park. 20
GRoSH, ARoN. On Friday, July 81. 1851.
at Veterans Hospital, Perry Point. Nd,
ARON GRosH, brother of Allen H. Grosh
Cooke Of Mathews, Va Burial in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
HEYSER, DR. WILLIAM T. On Friday,
July %. 1851. at Doctors Hospital DR..
WILLIAM WI T. HEYsEE lsosad Of sS4s Mount at
Adeline sehulse Heyser. father Of Alton
Charleston. v. va; Mrs. Adeline 4. Law
arine T. Abbott Of Guam. Mrs. Ethel r.
Blanche Diuguid Of Richmond, va. .Serv-
Ices at the s; H. Hines Co Funeral Home,
at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
KELLEY. MARY F. Departed this life on
Friday. July q, 1861, At her residence,
KELLEY. Remains restins q Ralph
Barbour's Funeral Home. As K st. ne.
Notice Of funeral will be announced later.
LEWIS, GEORGE NJ. On Friday. July 81.
Katharine M. Lewis. Remains resting at
the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901
14th st. n.w.,. after. g pm. Saturday.
home on Monday, July 80. at 1870 , m
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 90
IS, 1851: TEREsiA G. LEWIS beloved
nss.2 wife Of !, Msj al, Ea5i R. Lewis q A.
G. Lewis, Gladys E. Jamorski. Helene P.
Becker, Elsie NJ. watkins, F. Jeane
Danauskus,. Dorothy 81 watkins and
tensen and Sarah Jane Chappeil Fu-
neral from the W. W. Deal Funeral Home
1872 Georgia ave NV, on Monday, July
Sted + Arnston sHa ir'snds sstona mi
Cemetery 20
MADERT, HENRY M. Suddenly. on Tues.
day; July "a, 1851. at the home Of his
nephew, Robert @. Madert. 1909 De Beck
of Of chesapease % e Beach. A Md Seioved M MaDsa iss.
band Of the late Clara May Madert.
brother Of Mrs. Marie Cory, George and
Herman Msdert, Remains resting at the
Robert A. Pumphrey Bethesda. Md. Scrv-
ices at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer, va.
on Monday. July 80. at pm. Inter
ment ArlingtoH National Cemetery, 30
LILLE KATE. Departed this
life on SUNDAY. July 22. 1851. LILLE
beloved sister of Mamie and Toy HAM
n1onds. She also leaves to mourn ner
passing i've cousins, host Of other reia-
tives and many friends. Remains resting
at the John +. Rhines q Co. Funeral
Home, 901 3rd st. s.w.. where friends
may call after 2 pm. Sunday, July 29.
Funeral on Monday, July 80, at 1:3O
p.n,. from Mount Airy Baptist Church,
t39 L st. NV. Rev. Murden Appiine Of !
hciatine. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
q 90
Evening star., 1951-07-28

. LEWIS d. Passed away on
July 20. 1851, at General
Hospital, Hyattsville, Md,
ComraCie LEWIS d. CAMP
BELL, member Of the United
States Department of Agri-
culture Post No. so, Amer
lean Lesion. Legion services
d on Monday, July 80, at $3.50.
,hambers' Funeral Home, 1901
ave, Riverdale, Md. Post SO
are requested TO attend.
L. SARVER, conunander. 20
Evening star., 1951-07-28

Low gross winners in the wom-
EMS golf at Congressional were
Mrs. D. H. Henderson in class A
with an IS. Myrna Rees in class B
with 81 and Mrs. A. H. Hand in
class c with los. Mrs. G. M.
Jani won low puts with Is.
Evening star., 1951-07-28
Baltimore Rucewoy
Entries Tonight

Post Time S:15 PM.
FIRST RACE-Pace, 20 CLASSIFIED; g
ar-olds and up; ! mile; 4th division;
Evening star., 1951-07-28

Mrs. M. Hale Dinneen's 82-15-
81 won net honors in the ladies
day golf at Washington Golf and
Country Club. Mrs. Conrad Sic
bold had 102-32-70 and Mrs,
George Bailey, 83-12-71.
Evening star., 1951-07-28
indians, 3: Red Sox, 2

Totals 36 2714 Totals 81 ~ IL
tHomered for Evans In 7th.
SIJned out for Kinder in 9th
Evening star., 1951-07-28

SIXTH RAcE-Trot. IA classified: s.
year-olds and up; thorsek listed In l3
class, not second last two starts. alsc
elieible):, Il. miles: purse. $500.
Evening star., 1951-07-28

SECOND RACE-Pace. 1S elassifed:. @
and up; I mile; Ist division
Evening star., 1951-07-28
Major League Box Scores
.a. Yesterdays GAMES
| PhiIs. 2: Cubs. 0
Yankees, 3; Chisox,

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01
JOSEPH M. KASPRZAF

JOoEPf1 N. hAoHRZAh
TO: JOSPEH M. KASPRZAK, De-
PENDANT and nonresident of the State
of Maryland;
The object of this suit is that the
Complainant may be divorced A
VINCULO MATRIMONII from the
said Defendant, and for other relief;
The Bill states that the parties were
married on Bird day of February,
1945, by Rev. Harms of the st.
Johns Lutheran Church, in Hagers-
town, Washington County, Mary
land. That Immediately thereafter
they took up their residence in Ha-
gerstown, Maryland. That your Ora
triX is a resident of Hagerstown,
Washington County, Maryland; and
your Respondent is a resident of
New Jersey residing in South River.
That your Respondent deserted your
OratriX on 18th day of July, 1916,
and refused to live with her even
though she had always been a kind,
true and affectionate wife towards
the said Respondent. That said de-
sertion has continued uninterrupted
since July 26th, 1896 That Your
Oratrix had born to her a daughter
previous to her marriage to the said
Respondent, and after their mar
riage, your Respondent adopted said
child as his own child, which child
is in the care and custody of the
OratriX. And the Bill prays for an
Order of Publication;
1t is thereupon this 18th day of
January, AID. 1851. bv the Circllit
court for Washington County, sitting
as a Court of Equity, Ordered that
the Plaintiff, by causing copy of
this Order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Washington
County, Maryland, once in each of
four successive weeks prior to the
23rd day of February, 1851, give
notice to the said nonresident De
PENDANT of the object and substance
of this suit and warning him to be
and appear in this Court in person or
by Solicitor, on or before the 18th
day of March, 1851, to answer the
premises and show cause, if any
there be, why a decree ought not
to be passed as prayed.
J. GUY WEAGLEY, Clerk
TRUE COPY TEST:
j. Guy Weagley, Clerk
l-25-4t
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01
ATTENTION TAXPAYERS

State and County will be payable beginning
Monday January 18th.
Office hours $3.50 AM to 4 PM Daily, Except Saturday,
Closing hours l Pm.
cent discount allowed County only paid during
February I'D
Tax bills will not be itemized due inability
printed until few days before Christmas the
ment books
to assist you with any information required
Corporations desiring of discount on their
tangible personal property bill pay County
ton only of their bill certified for the preceding
HUGH K. TROXEIL,
County Treasurer
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

Old sayings and
maxims, they in
trigue me - they
are meat in the
literary coconuti
The old ones,
there is a time
for everything
and let "bygones
be bygones," I
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

No. 1864 Equity in the Circuit
Court for Washington County
MADELINE E. H. KASPRZAK
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01

Mrs. Mabel Josephine Fleming
widow of Grant U. Fleming, died al
the home of her son. Melvin Stan
ley Fleming, Sharpsburg, Route 2
on January "a, aged TO-
She was a member of the World
Church.
She is survived by: 4 daughter
Mrs. Fanchion G. Burgess, Hagers-
town; two sons, G. A. 'Tom," Ha-
gerstown, and Melvin Stanley
Sharpsburg, Route 2; two brothers
Jim and Stanley Baxter, Oakland
Calf, and two grandchildren.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01

hook them up with our modern
trend in Govt. Based on these 2
texts l will proceed with my learned
deductions and sermon.
Europe is in bad shape-most of
Europe is Socialist from the R.R.
depot to the phone booth to the
power station to the hospital. The
Govt. finger is in every pie - has
been for years. 1t has been a good
test for Socialism. Europe has gone
backward-not forward.
Our U.S.A. has been tinkering with
theory. Continuing same and such
will lead us in time to take to the
same uncomfortable and hard-type
bed as is Europe's. So here is where
"a time for everything" comes in,
l propose it is time to write-off our
losses. Sell all the TWAS and pro-
jects of every type and color to the
highest bidder-wash our hands of
Europe-type Govt - stop further
losses. Get out of Socialism before
we are completely swamped. Let
bygones be water over the dam -
split milk-a dead horse. We have
it in us to do these things. Taking
the bull by the horns is our job -
now - not manana or pretty soon.
Amen.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01

Benjamin Franklin Conner, 2O9
Conococheague Street, Williams
port, died on January 26 at the
Washington County Hospital, aged
81.
Born near Big Pool, he had resided
with Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Burharp
for a number of years and was an
employe of the Byron tannery for
% years.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-01
School Census Shows 1905
Rise In Just Two Years

The number of school aged chill
dren in Washington county has ris-
en- 2,605 in the past two years, ac-
cording to the biennial school CEN
sus, recently completed.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Frosted Loaf for Shower Portv

Egg Salad:
3 hard-cooked eggs
"a teaspoon prepared mustard
VI cup mayonnaise
" teaspoon salt
Ham Salad:
"A cup chopped or ground
cooked ham
" cup finely chopped celery
2 tablespoons chopped dill
pickle
" cup mayonnaise
Cheese Layer:
l (5-ounce) jar pilniento
cheese spread
(, 2 tablespoons boiling water
/ medium tomato
Olive Nut Filling:
/ (412-ounce) jar chopped ripe
olives
1s cup finely chopped nuts
4 tablespoons mayonnaiSe
Bread:
/ large unSliced loaf
Avocado Frosting:
2 medium avocados
Ks cup mayonnaise
"a teaspoon salt
Egg SaIad-Chop eggs fine and
mix with remaining ingredients.
Ham Salad-Mix all ingredients
together.
Cheese Layer-Turn out cheese
and mix with water to soften.
Peel tomato and cut into thin
slices.
Olive Nut Filling-Blend all
ingredients together.
Trim crustS from bread and cut
lengthwise into five even slices.
Spread bottom slice with olive-nut
filling, top with second slice.
Spread with half Of cheese filing
and cover with tomato slices,
pressing down lightly into cheese.
Spread remaining cheese on next
slice bread and press lightly,
=
|cheese-side down into tomato
cheese layer. Spread on ham
salad next. top with fourth slice
bread. Spread egg salad on this
and top with last slice bread.
Wrap with waxed paper and cover
with a damp cloth. Chill several
hours or overnight. Just before
serving place on serving plate and
frost top and sides with avocado
lfrosting. Cut into slices to serve.
Avocado Frosting-Cut avocado
in halves and remove seed and
skin. Force fruit through a sieve
and blend with mayonnaise and
salt.
Serves about 8.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Chicken Mousse Easy to Make

A chicken mousse is always a
wise warm weather choice-and
it may be a hot or a cold mousse,
to suit your taste and that OF
your guests.
Contrary to the legends that
fancy cooks and chefs build UP
about themselves. a mousse is not
difficult to prepare. Just look
these two over. and you'll see how
easy they are.
Hot Mousse: Take pounds of
just the white meat Of a boiled
chicken and grind it, not too fine.
Add to it " cup of celery, finely
chopped. " cup of mushrooms,
chopped fine, and salt, peppe.
and paprika to taste. Soak slice
Of bread in the chicken broth,
squeeze it dry and add it, together
with "a cup of butter, creamed,
the yolks of 3 eggs, well beaten,
and " cup Of good cream. Blend
well, and stir in a teaspoon of