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Evening star., 1952-06-01
Mrs. Harry Fulton Born Organized
Gets Things Done
With Dispotch
And Tact
By Jessie Font Exans

Her admiring associates In
church. patriotic and civic circles
say, IF you want a thing done
with the tactful, friendly ap-
proach. go to Nell Fulton. she will
find the time for it,"
Mrs. Fulton is the wife of Harry
r. Fulton. a distinguished plant
biologist now retired from the
United States Department of Agri-
culture. Their spacious home at
1882 Lanier place NV, has been
a mecca for many organization
gatherings. especially during the
war years when groups were faced
with many problems as to where
they might meet.
A native Of Alabama and a
member Of the Roper family
whose daughters were reigning
bellies Of Mobile in the ante-bellum
days, a distinct trace Of the old
South still fingers in her own
sectional speech. although she is
up-to-the-minute in directness in
any cause in which she is inter-
eSted-and they are many.
A person Of earnest convictions.
she was the first to reach the plat
form as a proponent for Senator
Russell Of Georgia at Mrs. Glad
stone Williams Republican and
Democratic Fashion Show at the
this past week. She won
the overall prize by popular vote.
too. for the effectiveness with
which she sang a ditty to orches-
ira accompaniment, in praise Of
her candidate above the others.
Just another evidence of how she
does the thing that needs to be
done at the moment" declared
her admiring friends in the audi
ence.
Winning prizes started with her
when she was a little girl 10
years old. The Baltimore Sun Sc
lected her "Story Of Lent" as the
best in q contest of wide proper
tions conducted by this paper.
Active in Perish Work
A member of st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, where she has
been active in its parish work ever
since she and her husband came
to this city shortly after their
marriage, she is past chairman of
its Rector's Aid Society. During
Bishop Freeman's time she was
active in the Establishment of the
All Hallow's Guild at the Ca
thedral.
A past president and founder
OF the Gen. Lewis A. Armistead
Chapter Of the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy, she is a mem
ber of the Society of Founders
and Patriots of America, of the
State Officers Club of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, OAR and a
past regent Of the Judge Lynne
OAR Chapter,
Fascinating quilts in the sun
burst pattern fashioned before
1900 and q hand-woven bedspread
with deep knotted fringe Of an
even earlier time, as well as many
pieces Of Fulton and Roper china
in the coveted moss rose pattern
similar to that in the Custis and
Lee collections at Arlington House
attest her own and her family's
interest In the treasures Of the
past. A collectors delight is q set
Of IL pure white china toddy cups
with handles, which belonged to
and were used by her great grand
father, James Stuart Montgomery
OF Virginia. Mrs. Fulton's own
collection Of family antiques led
to her membership in the Associa-
ton for the Preservation Of Vir-
ginia Antiquities.
Through her husbands mem
bership in the Mississippi State
Society here. she was chairman of
its flood relief ball during Presi-
dent Coolidge'S administration,
when President and Mrs. Coolidge
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Petworth Club

The Petworth Woman's Club
viii hold its annual meeting att
I8 pm. tomorrow in the Petworth
Methodist Church, Grant Circle
INV.
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500 PATTON DIR.

SET.TbO
To really appreciate this home, vol,
must see the unusual floor plan:
lst, fl. has lge. bedrm. and full
bath; 2nd A.. 2 lee. bedrms. and
full bath; hsmt: with beaut. paneled
Close to schools and transp. To
reach: Piney Branch rd. to old
Bladensburg rd.. left to Patton dr..
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43s KIMBERLY RID.
S32 500
This lovely rambler located in lillian
dale, Is just what you are looking
for. 1t has 3 bedrms.. ia baths,
liv. rm., 24x15 with picture win
fdows. A full sep. din rm.: lge.
bsmt. with firepl. To reach: New
Hamp. ave. to Overlook dr.. right.
follow arrow signs to open sign.
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BETHESDA
Irresistible Charm"
SIG BRADLEY BLVI
NpEN CTTNnAv -

OPEN SUNDAY. IT
irresistible charm" is IN over
worked phrase but it affords the
only adequate description for this
delightful place. Made to order for
the couple that wishes to live and
entertain friends in an atmosphere
OF coy comfort. Rambnns white
brick Colonial with heavy vari-
colored slate roof in a picture
book setting. Only two bedrooms
but still a sizeabie home. Two-sto~y
beamed-ceiling liv. rm. with lovely
Colonial mantel fireulace faced in
white marble. Huge recr. rm,. in
closed flasstone terrace, servants
rHa and bath. Wis. ave. to Bradley
blvd. left and continue beyond VII
son lane to home on left. FRANK
S. PNAL1PS. DI. 1411. lis
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2ll 14th ne: row brick; liv. rm., din
rm., kit. 3 bedrms., bath; oil INV
h.; 2-story garage in rear
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
617 Penna Ave. Sc, FIR. 1888
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WOODSIDE PARK
GsILVER SPRING. MD
OPEN SUNDAY, 1870 TO 6
1912 N. MOVES DRIVE

Lovely brick. slate roof de-
tached dwelling in desirable
residential area; convenient
to TRANSFORMATION and shop
ping district: 4 bedrooms. 2
baths. recreation room with
bar and ornamental fireplace:
plenty of storage space and
large walk-in cedar closet,
cozy, breakfast nook modern
kltchen; low-cost hot-water
oil heat, breeze swept side
terrace. 2-car detached ga
rage; pebbled rose garden and
attractively a n d aped
grounds; financed at 41aco
with low monthly payments.
To inspect: Out 18th st. or
Ga: ave. to Colesville I'd.
right on Colesville I'd. to
North Moves drive. left to
our open sign,
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.
Realtors. Exclusive Agents
MA. 0765 721 10th st. NV.
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HOUSES SALE-MD. tCont. ,

masonry and Drief Ha1fss Roase n not oa1hs: sab:
iect to Regulation x. Lge. corner
lot, garage, paneled living rm, with
firepl. Price s25.0o0,. Shown by
BARGAIN in new BRICK rambler.
9707 Bristol ave, Silver Spring; 3
bedrms;. picture window. lge stor-
age attic: gas heat. part bsmt.; level
aot s- 6exl5o 6eG IT,: priced e sell now;
EXCLUSIVE SLIGO PARK HILLS,
Silver Spring-Owner transferred; b
bedrm., 212-bath brick colonial; side
screened porch; garage; beautifully
landscaped; fenced-in lot with bar
portation and shopping; ali rooms
large, separate dining rm. with
SchryStal chandelier; pine-paneled
heated recr: rm. with bar; broad
rm.. stairs and upstairs hall; huge
mirror on wall in spacious master
bedrm:; attic finished for extra rm.
with built-in chest of drawers; =
ffetelserators fetelsr tors Zone II cp fl with
owner. No. Park Valley I'd, silver
Spring; Out ,Piney Branch I'd. to
Park Valley rd., turn right at traffic
light to second house. Sligo $500.
Fes elsss.n SALE SILVER BY owSEsNo sSEs9 ssoEsE;
bungalow. 3 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm. and kit
aluminium self-storing storm win
dows and, doors, Inside and outside
entr. to fun bsmt. Lge. corner lot
with beautiful trees and shrubbery
VIII sacrifice for S16.500 to quick
with beautiful trees and shruhbery
also driveway. Will sacrifice for
S16;50o to quick buyer. Call 10
FIRST OFFERING; 4e15 peRGssey
parkway: large 4-bedrm, all-brick
2-story Colonial: huge End floor rec.
sa;r saGrff1Ie; $4,000. $4,000. Shown by sppt.
3;BEDRM. brick rambler with porch:
has gas hot-water heat. copper
plumbing; living rm. with fireplace
and picture window. separate dining
rm., large kit. and bsmt,; near
ff9hSois fSS soddsd td5anSp shSHppns 1N0 eyel lot
further information call SH. 1917.
FOR SALE-Reasonable. 1Ik acres,
houses: live in one, rent one; high
elevation. shade trees; Harding lane,
on Route 90. between Colesville
ana Browns Corner, last house on
lett; owner on property Sunday.
SECS DowN-open all day until
sold, 507 Ethan Allen ave. Takoma
Park, Md: pretty white frame
bungalow; lge. HANDICAPPED lot: det
faEsEs; REAETy co. Si5 h'-W,h'' PARKsIDE
ssoo,s 300 DOWN on and 3
fsf Wheaton area n9msS better II than rert
kENSINGToN REALTY CO, 10
o-..1vn. -lS
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
RAMRIERS-$176 ESQ

sos 2sth Ave. OPEN. DAILY AND
homes and at an extremely low mar
ket price, in this fine neighborhood
OF larger homes: lge. 24-ft. comb.
liv. rm.. ALICE kit with brkfst.
space, s bedrms.. tile bath: oak
6oored: built-in garage; copper
plumbing. If you must sell or trade
and move, submit your present home
10 us. Don't miss this fine oppor-
tunity, drive out Branch ave. to
Colbrook dr., turn risht to 2Sth
aye sg1l then ri Gisht i, tS Ash houses. Call
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-05-17

G1 I 0E0

1871 Talbert ter; row brick; liv
rm.. din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms.. bath
oil &C. heat: "a bsmt. Assume
S6,350 loan. 4fc.
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$500 CLEMENT RD.
$31 800
Stately prk. Colonial located in Wood
side Forest; lge. cor lot with beaut
shrubs and trees. Home has tru,
center-hall entr.;. spacious liv. rm.
din. rm.; kit. "a. bath; screened sid,
2 full baths, sun deck and stairwa,
to attic: full bsmt. with built-in gar
Well financed. To reach: Colesyill,
rd,, to Dale dr.. left to Clement I'd.
right to house.
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BETHESDA-EDGEWOOD
5603 Glenwood Rd.
OPEN CI1MnAX Ia

white brick Colonial
Lge liy. rm. with fireplace, family.
size din. rm., good sized and mod
ern kitchen, lge screened porch. at.
tached garage. Slate roof and best
tion of. this prewar home: n bsmt
devoted to recr. rm.. completely fin
ished in knotty pine paneling ano
oak flooring; other half has asphalt
tile flooring and u bath. Venetian
blinds and storm windows. This
house must sell this week end. In.
spect, appraise and make us ar
offer. Reasonable down payment
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave
Left into Old GEORGETOWN rd. Dowr
Old Georgetown rd. mile or Sc
and watch on left for signs anc
Glenwood rd.
BROUSSARD AGENCY, INC
JU. 7-So51, ONCE. SH. 2157. Ewes
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SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUN, 2 TO DARK
SILVER SPRING

Brick and frame; sos Dale dr.; large
living room, fireplace, two bedrooms
bath. first floor two rooms, bath,
second floor: finished recreation
room: hot-water oil heat. Price re-
duced to S23,95O. Possession June
!. Open for inspection, Saturday
and Sunday from to 5 pm HAY
CRAFT REALTY, Lockwood 500 s.
Brokers invited. lSs
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Silver Spring Homes
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARK

BROOKHAvEN DRIVE
HOME WITH ACRE GROUND
S21.5OO
Cape Cod. all-brick construction; lge.
liv.. rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit,
twin-siZe bedrms. and bath on
LIST f.; 2nd A.. one lge. bedrm. and
nursery or den; breezeway to att
gar; beaut grounds. Well financed
To reach: Colesville I'd. to old Bla-
densburg I'd. left to Kent Mill I'd
follow to Spring Brook Forest, fol-
low arrow signs to house.
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SILVER SPRING

OIL V EfL OFHINN
B. 3-bedrm.. 1-bath brick bung Iiv. rm.
pull:down stairs TO storage attic,
fun bsmt.. gas &C. heat Built 1880
Large lot. fully fenced rear. Can
assume large Gil loan. Immediate
poss. Sl5.500. Call Mrs. Lacrosse
ewes, WI 43a5 or WO. 1896.
MARSTELLER McCABE a. CO.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Colored-Open Sun. 9

1919 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc.
s lovely rms. and bath. full bsmt
gas h.-w.h.: garage; Just redeco-
rated: like new: easy terms. MRS,
E1ARLER. IL. 6-3095. lis
Evening star., 1952-05-17
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
GIL PHILADELPHIA AVE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-6
Lovely new 6-rm. Cape Cod brick
home; 3 bedrms. e closets ea.), lge.
iiv.. rm. with firepl and built in
bookcase, spac. din. rm. all-elec.
kit. with disposal. daylight bsmt.
stor. attic, porch. Out Piney Branch
I'd. right on Phila. ave, to house.
FOR Information, call ia. 1881.
HILL REALTY co.
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CAPITOL HILL
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

semidet. brick; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.
din. rm.. kit; lge. lot; | Blk. tc
shopping center; priced to sell.
To reach: Out So. Capitol to Allan
tic, left on Atlantic to Sth left on
Sth one blk. to Yuma, right to
s3l Yuma.
Ii. 4-II00; Evenings. 10. 2-22O5
WELLONS REALTY
Evening star., 1952-05-17

COLORED|BARGAIN
Well-built brick. near 10th and H;
4 bedrms, bsmt.; new gas furnace;
priced right; only $3.50 down. easy
payments. ST. 1857
BRETTERMAN REALTY CO.
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210 BREWSTER AVE.

S21. $50
This Is really a beaut. rambler for
the, family needing only 2 bedrms. :,
each of which will take twin beds
With plenty OF rm; to spare, The
lge. din. I'M. set. Has a spacious
Iiv. rm. with beaut. firepl.: side
screened porch; level lot; close to
transp. To reach: Colesville I'd
TO Brewster ave. right to open sign
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English Style Brick

s265 - ANDoVER fSNf' ! PLACE
Lovely two-story det brk; stu
ated on level handicapped lot; large
rear lot inclosed with Anchor fence;
generously provided with 3 bedrms..
f.; large iiv. I'm. TV rm., din. rm.'
mod. kit. and powder rm. on 1st
loc. just off newly opened Branch
ave. in greater Sc: priced at
S2l $50 Call Mr.. Harris. ALDRE
INC, LU. 4-O747; ewes. Ii. 4-5212
3400 block and left to Andover -pl
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ParkWOOd
Real Ramblers

brick: full bsmt., liv-
ing room; fireplace, dining room
fully equipped kitchen with dish
washer and table space; large level
lot; well built; good location, priced
rieht.
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN.
2 TIL DARK
Directions: Out Conn. ave, left on
Saul rd. to Thornwood rd. and right
to our open sign. Or out Wisconsin
ave. to Cedar lane, right to Saul I'd
follow Hevitt's open sign to 9914
ThoTnwocd RI.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
s4s7 IentOn ST. 81. ssoo, ssoo,s
Evening star., 1952-05-17
SILVER SPRING
4 BEDROOMS

Four Corners area In attractiv,
wooded sect: newly decorated, 3.
year-old brick Colonial home; 2.
story. full basement, slate roof: 10.
Gated on hill which offers unusua
privacy; close to st. Bernadette. al
transp: S21 600; down payment
about S6,S00; monthly Sll2.5O
for sale by owner, no agents. JU
S-33S2 for appointment. lAs
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Beautiful rambler with 8 bedrms,, "a
rm.. bright, CHEEKY Kit: breakfast
nook. utility rm, bsmt. with firepl.
breezeway and garage; in an area OF
fine homes. This is not the ordinary
home; having many diversified closets
Dashboard h.-w.h.; tile sils. Modern
fold doors. etc. Open Sat. and Sun,
IL am. til dark. Out ColeSville rd.
approx. l mile from Four Corners
to Northwest DIR. and left to open
sign. ROBERT E. HEATER. Agent
Call Mr.. Coleman. SH. 0021; ewes.
OIL. Qo76 Ia
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. all mod
ern conveniences. Completely furn
House and furniture. ST 400 cash,
house payments. S3l.2O mo. includes
tax. int. house payments. H. T.
LLEWELLYN. 43 Elder pl.. Potomac
Heights. Md. P. O., Indian Head,
MARYLAND HOME
Eight rooms. renovated and mod
ernized; electricity. water. plumbing.
electric kitchen; IL fertile acres;
comm. dis. main hwy. 10. 2-1194.
DUPLEX HOUSE. Q bedrms.. liv. rm. .
bath. equip. kit. including new
dinette set. Venetian blinds through
out. Price $500 down, S31 20 mo.
See at 81 Elder pl., Potomac Hgts.,
Indian Head, Md, 1Ss
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2110 DENNIS AVE.

S19.950
Cor, Ga. ave. and Dennis ave. Owner
has been transferred and must sell
this beaut. rambler. Has lge. liv
rm.. sep. din rm., kit. with dinette
space. 8 lge. bedrms; full bsmt.
Evening star., 1952-05-17

COLORED-S5OO DOWN. vacant. 9
story bfick; gas heat; move in with
deposit. RA 1900.
COLORED-5I29 ASToR PL. Sc
2-year-old detached brick rambler;
gas heat; on large lot; block from
bus. out Central ave. ne, turn
right at 53rd ST.; S14.950, 81 500
down. Sl25 mo. DAVID COOPER
500 F st. NV, Ma. 1857 and RA
Evening star., 1952-05-17

$500 CASH-VACANT
Best se. location. Two-story, 3
bedrm. home. Full basmt. Anchor
fenced rear yard. Terms arranged.
Call Mr.. Henry. SH. 1910.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 677S RA. 1886
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ALARAMA AVE 6 r.
$4,000 DOWN

$62 rs per mo-. including. everything,
will buy a nice. 2-bedr m. brick.
semidet. home with equipped kit.
full bsmt. gas heat: fenced yard,
Call Mr. Adams, LU. 4-43S2; ewes,
10. 9-97S3. T. PAUL MUDD CO.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
THE LADY WILD-CATTER
Continued from page ni,se

too much. You've got to admit
it represents progress"
Let's not think" Urban said.
That's the way to handle this. d"
Unfortunately, his mind went
right on working. He should have
been happy. but the desecration
of both the GBVRA and his own
integrity was just a little bit too
much for him to swallow. Not
only that, he was sure he detected
a perception of his altered char
acter in other people, who had
up to now regarded him as a
pillar of consistent, if occasion
ally ignorant and cross-grained,
virtue. Urban began to see the
change and it bothered him.
Theylaughedandnodded
he mentioned he'd changed his
mind on the oil proposition, and
slapped him on the back and
said. Always marry a rich girl,
Urban. They're as easy to fall in
love with as the poor ones"
The Mayor said, Urban boy,
you've gone from cutting hay to
cutting coupons in one jump"
Urban nodded sadly.
His soul-searchings came to an
abrupt end at the second meet
ing of the trustees. This time, the
handsome driller was beside him
instead of the Mayor, and every
body. Urban thought, regarded
them with an approval mixed
with pity for his weakness.
The deliberations were rou-
tine: a motion was made to open
the GBVRA to the Lone Star
Exploration, Drilling and Devel-
opment Corporation, and duly
seconded. The Mayor assumed
the vote was unanimous, and
thereupon Urban, almost with
out his own volition. voted no.
There was a short silence. Then
loud voices were raised. Among
those voices was the rapid, Con-
federate drawl belonging to
Urban's fiancee, who stated with
great frankness not unmixed with
a touch of indignation that he
Evening star., 1952-11-30

was a dirty, low double crosser.
Come outside" Urban said.
"Gladly!" Nellie said. Take
off your ooat!"
Meeting adjourned" the
Mayor said. and pounded his
gavel.
you know I'm not a double
crosser." Urban said, when he
and Nellie were out of earshot of
the others. Il can't even double
cross myself, Nellie. And / don't
believe you want me to"
LISTEN," Nellie said fiercely.
IN tell you what's the matter
with my father - he's in trouble
with the Bureau of Internal Rev.
enue. They're after him for some
ofthose dummy corporationshe'
rigged up. They say he hasn't
paid his taxes. If this deal doesn't
60 through. he's done for"
YOU'RE just as good as saying
he's been dishonest. Why should
you also have to be dishonest to
pull him out?"
''You'respeaking woman
you love!"
From what you've told me of
your father" Urban said, Il
can't believe he's worth this kind
of sacrifice. And I don't feel you
ought to make it. So III give you
an out, Nellie - you can choose
between him and me-"
She handed him his ring, and
said in a choked voice, II haven't
got any choice, Urban. This is
the end"
HE end lasted twenty-four
hours for Urban. He was pre-
pared to have a broken heart,
but being lonely on a farm was
something else again. In despera-
ton, he turned off the electric
mixer and MIXED all the cows
by hand. Then he hitched a sub
soiler to his tractor and ripped
apart five acres.
Nothing did any good, and
suddenly he realized that his
Continued on page 22
Evening star., 1952-11-30
PHILLIPS TABLETS
BRING QUICK
effective RELIEF!

Gas. heartburn. :. ''fullness"
upset stomach! You never
know when any of these
symptoms of acid Indigestion
Is liable to cause distress. So
don't take chances-take q
pocket-size tin of Phillips
Tablets with you wherever
you 60. As pleasant to take
as after-dinner mints, pep
permint- favored Phillips
Tablets are made from one
of the fastest, most effective
stomach sweeteners known
and bring almost instant re-
lief from acid indigestion.
Keep them handy all the
time! 80 tablets-25f.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

the Washington County Council of
Churches, in conjunction with the
National Council of Churches in
Christ.
Services will be held at St. Johns
Lutheran Church, South Potomac
Street, at 7:45 p. m. every evening
Sunday through Friday.
In addition, Mr. Templeton will
speak at the Maryland Theater every
day Monday through Friday from
1900 noon to 1915 p. M, and finally,
there will be Bible study hour, also
at the Maryland Theater, every
morning, Monday through Friday,
from 1880 a. m. to 1850 a. m, con-
Quoted by Miss Margaret Apple
garth.
The Washington County Council
of Churches is indeed fortunate in
being able to bring this noted young
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

The Hagerstown Police Depart
ment, sponsors of the Mayors Safety
Committee Drive for the month of
March, have made arrangements,
through the courtesy of the automo-
bile and truck firms listed below, for
you to have the brakes, lights, horn
and steering of your car or truck
checked, absolutely free of charge,
through the entire month.
All you have to do is to drive your
car or truck to any of these firms
and they will gladly check it for
you. All cars or trucks that pass in
spection will have a gold sticker
pasted on the windshield reading:
Hagerstown Police Department Safe
ty Campaign.
The q Hagerstown and County
auto dealers and garages who are
cooperating with the Police Depart
ment as their part of the safety pro-
gram are:
AB.C. er-Frazer Sales & Serv-
ice, 1886 Pennsylvania Ave; Antietam
Motors, 1875 East Baltimore St; Bren-
ner Truck Equipment Company, 1919
w. Washington ST.; Central Motors,
112 South Potomac ST.; Coston Mo
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
IL HagerstoWn Men
Inducted On Feb. II

Eighteen more young men from
Hagerstown were indicted into the
armed forces at Baltimore on We'd
nesday, February 27. They are:
William H. Andrews, 1872 Chest
nut Street; Rodney L. Beard, IL East
Avenue; Donald Castany, 600 block
Salem Avenue; Perry F. Cromer,
1913 East Baltimore Street; Maurice
c. Grove, 253 Summit Avenue; ia
cob K. Kinsey, 1888 Crescent Road;
Charles R. Lowman, 800 block East
Franklin Street; Eugene V. Main,
352 South Locust Street.
Donald L. Mason, 621 Elizabeth
Street; John H. Merrbaugh, 500
Stratfbrd Avenue; William o. Myers,
719 Church Street; Edward L. Rey-
nolds, 425 George Street; Jack O..
Robson, 619 George Street; Charles
A. Schildtknecht, 81 East Antietam
Street; Jack Shrader, 81 Summer
Street; Charles A. Weaver, $50 Court
Avenue; Ellis A. Woodcock, FOL
Spruce Street; and Travis Lee Yates,
536 Chestnut Street.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

town on Saturday morning for a
mass meeting with the children of
the community, to be held in the
Maryland Theater from 1000 a. m.
to II Noon
Inspector Mansfield, who is now
school safety program director of the
Washington Evening Star, is nation
ally known for his safety work with
children and he is credited with re-
ducing child deaths in traffic acct
dent by rs per cent in Washington,
D. c., during a period when the pop
ulation almost doubled.
Dick Mansfield, who is an expert
cartoonist, will illustrate his talk to
the children with chalk drawings
and at the end of the program each
youngster present will receive a
membership card in the Evening
Stars Safety Carefuliers' and also
a Dick Mansfield "Carefulier" button.
Announcements of the meeting is
being made in all the schools and
parents are urged to be sure that
their children are present, as Inspec-
tor Mansfield has a way with kids
that makes them real Eager Beav-
ers" for Safety.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
Geo. r. Zimmerman
Receives Air Medal
Williamsport Boy Is Member
Of Navy Helicopter Squadron.

George r. Zimmerman, aviation
structural mechanic, first class, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell W. Tim
norman of IS South Vermont St.,
Williamsport, received the Air
Medal for his exploits in Korea as
a member of Navy Helicopter Squad
ron One. The medal was presented
at a ceremony at the u. S. Naval
Air Station, SanDiego, Calf.
Zimmerman flew 20 Korean COM
bat missions from March % to June
8, 1851. In addition to the Air Medal,
he wears the Good Conduct Medal,
World War II Victory Medal, Amer
lean Theatre and Japanese Occupa-
ton ribbons.
The Squadron sends detachments
to the Korean area where they op-
crate as gun spoilers for ships gun
ners, air and mine sweeping opera
ton, and go far behind enemy lines
to save downed pilots and trapped
troops.