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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29
Pony League To
Banquet On Nov. 5
Six-Team League To Celebrate
Its Second Successful Season.

The Second Annual Banquet and
Graduation Exercises" of the Ha-
gerstowp Pony League will take
place on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der S, at $50 p. M, in the dining
hall of the American Legion Home,
Northern Avenue.
The banquet will mark the cul-
mination of the Pony Leagues sec
Ond year of baseball here. The
league, which is made up of boys in
the thirteen and fourteen-year
group, had a membership of four
teams in 1852. This year, however,
two more teams were added making
it six-team league. Members of
the league are: Eyerly Jets, L & B
Hatters, Odd Fellows, Pony Express,
Tortuga Pirates and the Yankees.
In addition to all the boys on the
six teams, guests of the league at
the banquet will include boys who
had been on any of the teams earlier
in the season, but for some legitimate
reason, such as illness, had to drop
out before the season ended.
In addition, invitations have been
extended to all members of the Ha-
gerstown Pony League Alumni -
those boys who graduated from the
league at the close of the 1852 season
due to their having reached the age
limit of fourteen. President of the
Alumni is Charles Lochbaum, who
was one of the stars on the Hagers-
town High School Varsity football
team, until his recent injury
A cordial invitation is extended to
all adult members of the League, in
Guiding the parents of the boys, and
other friends, to attend the Banquet
and Graduation Exercises, so as to
encourage all concerned in the work
they are doing to protect Our Ma
TONS Youth"
Up to the present time, a sub
stantial number of reservations have
already been made. Additional res
ervations may be made, by mail, to
Hagerstown Pony League, Post Of
flee Box 705, Hagerstown, Md.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29
Misguided Bureaucrats"

Secretary of Interior Douglas Nc
Kay recently told a group of Texas
Republicans it will take some time
and persistence to weed out mis-
guided bureaucrats" who believe a
constantly expanding Federal Gov
eminent is better than union Of
the States"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29
Morris Frock Post American Legion
Jr. Baseball Team Honored AT Banquet

Emory Wolfe Is POSTMASTER Former Yankee Ouhelder,
George Sek Is Guest Speaker Vince Helmnoler Awarded
Leading Hitter Trophy, With Average OF .310
By S.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29
WOnder-Drug Cancer Cure
Predicted BY Specialist

One Of The nations foremost cancer
has predicted that won
derdrug remedies for cancer are
virtually certain in the next ten
years or more. DR. Cornelius P
Rhoads, of New York's Memorial
Center for Cancer, recently told a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

Cucumber standards for grading
have been revised. In 1852, the
United States grew $1,000 acres of
cucumbers worth $20,0O0,O0O Most
of the crop is grown in Maryland,
Florida, South Carolina, New York,
California, Texas and New Jersey
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

If you're person of few words,
you won't have so many to take
back.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

Very Seldom are a long face and
a broad mind found under the same
hat.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

Congressional committee: 'Tnevi-
tably, we can look forward to
something like a penicillin for can
GER"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

The 1854 marketing quota of
Maryland tobacco is 40,700,000 lbs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

Beef is plentiful and relatively in
expensive. Eat more of it.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

A QUARTER CENTURY OF
SERVICE TO AGRICULTURE
MICS National Farm and Home
Hour, produced in cooperation with
the US Department of Agricul-
ture, is marking 25 years of con-
tinuous broadcasting.
Presented every Saturday on the
NBC radio network by -
ALLIS- CHALMERS, ~
builders of power Am
equipment for the %A
family farm, the pro- SA
gram brings you farm NM
news and entertain @Y
ment. Tune in your I'll
NBC station for the Up
NATIONAL FARM tn
AND HOME HOUR. Nv
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Youth Council
Plans Discussed

District Commissioner Spencer
said yesterday he visualizes the
Commissioners Youth Council
program primarily as one Of
citizen participation rather than
elaborate spending.
Addressing a luncheon meeting
of the Capital Division of the
Woman's National Farm and
Garden Association in the
YWCA, Mr.. Spencer explained
the councils plans to set up and
coordinate "neighborhood" COM
mittees, made up of geographic
area leaders to work out juvenile
delinquency problems in their
specific location
These committees, working on
a Jneighborhood basis, he said,
can do much to help combat
juvenile delinquency, and at the
same time keep down expedi-
lures.
Mr.. Spencer gave a brief de-
scription of the Council on Law
Enforcement, which has a Juve-
nile delinquency Committee in
vestigating juvenile crime and its
corrections,
Evening star., 1953-10-30

headed Application for q Date
With a Techman." This Is a
jewel of a form to fill out; may
be some of you gals would get
a charge out of this. Get a load
of some of these dilly questions.
Do you stay out late at nights?
How late? Doing
what?
Do you have any brothers or
sisters? How many? =.
Ages? How much do they
charge to become scarce? .
Week nights? :. Saturday? e. .
Do you believe in love at first
sight? =. At second glance? >. -.
Can you drive? How we'll?
With one arm? With
no hands?
Do you have a job? -. What
kind? Pay well?. :.
Do you have lots of friends?
Do they have to come
along!
Is your front door dark when
you come home from a date? .
Dim?
Do you have a steady boy
friends? How big? With
muscles? Is he the jealous
type? How often does he
leave town?
This could go on all day, there
were millions more questions
Real rare. huh?
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Good Samaritan
Society Benefit

A benefit card party and
dance will be given by the Good
Samaritan Society this evening
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Proceeds from the event will
be used to help finance con-
struction of a new building for
49 Franciscan Missionaries Of
Mary, at Sapporo. Hokkaido.
Japan. These Sisters are in
charge Of the hospital and Or
phanage which the society
helps support.
Purpose of the society, organ
lied in 1948, is to alleviate suf-
fering and poverty Of orphans
in Japan. ...-.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
ATAC MASQUERADE

The Indian Spring Country
Club will be the scene of a Hal
loween dance from 8 to midnight
Sunday under auspices Of the
Aides to All Charities.
Tickets may be obtained
through the co-chairmen, Mrs.
Jerome Saidman and Mrs. Allan
Franks, or may be purchased at
the door,,
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Cotty Boys Go
For These

Do you want to be elected THE
MOST CATTY BOY IN
SCHOOL? If So add these col
orful clothes to your wardrobe:
A black corduroy sports jacket,
an orange and black striped vest,
(This really looks great.), pair
of black suede jobs (shoes) and
gold socks.
The colors sort of knock you
cold but they are the NEWEST
for this special time. say 3 lead
ing mems stores. Leather-goods
stores definitely have ye olde
Halloween spirit. How do you
think you'd look in a pair of
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Vussur Club to Meet

Miss Edith Stewart, director
of scholarships and prospective
students at Vassar College, will
speak at a luncheon meeting of
the Washington Vassar Club at
1915 pm. Monday at the YWCA.
A report on the fall council
meeting at Vassar will be pre-
sented by Mrs. John Lemp. coun-
Gil representative for the local
alumnae group.
Evening star., 1953-10-30

success: At the present time, Bill
is creator and director OF the
dance routines in the Falls
Church Community Theater's
production, Broadway" Yeah,
big-wheel director, yet.
He started his dancing career
at nine at a dance theater in
Falls Church. Both he and his
partners we're final winners on
the TV show. STAND by for
Talent" He now appears as a
guest performer. He has trouped
with the Red Cross to all the
surrounding armed forces hospi-
tails. and has appeared in the
Treasury Department USO
shows.
Guess you're wondering Just
what type of dancing Bill does
so well. He dances characteristic
ballet. tap. and specializes in
modern ballroom. In this most
recent production, Bill creates
all the numbers in the style of
the 1920S and dances a speciality
number himself.
Don't get the idea it's weird
dancing. It's fancy free. Lots
of fun" Bill says about his art.
Dancing gives you the opportu-
nifty to express yourself. you
achieve poise. develops muscles.
takes lots of time and is hard
work. And you meet a lot of
people,"
If you want to be a dancing
success, heed Bills hints. Find
yourself a good teacher. visit
many different schools Of dance.
and develop a universal type Of
dancing.
Bills last words were, "Gon-
zaga is going to beat st. Johnsl"
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Biq-WheeI Director
At Aoe Seventeen

Speaking of boys, standing 5
feet 10 inches, with brown hair
and hazel eyes is 17-year-old
William Brown. (My, what an
odd name.) Bill is a senior
at Gonzaga where he is the
music director in the radio guild.
a cheerleader and an honor roll
student. Besides all this, Bill
is an excellent dancer he
must be, look at his record of
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Tricky Treat to Eat
On Halloween

Last, but not least, how about
a neat treat for Halloween night
to keep you and the gang from
starving? Have you tried cheese
furters and Mexican cocoa? This
combination is only delicious.
The cheesefurters are hot dogs
split and filled with cheese and
toasted in a roll over the fire.
The Mexican cocoa is a simple
concoction: Just make yourself
a ton of cocoa as per usual but
before serving, add nutmeg and
cinnamon so it tastes REAL
spicey. This is one drink that
hits the spot with the teens of
New Mexico when they're skiing
in the winter. Yeah, there's snow
in New Mexico.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Readers Clearing House
DRYER?
mrs. B. r.. Silper Spring.

MRS. B. F.. Silper Spring.
Now that the cold weather is
coming. I will be using my
dryer more often. Although !
love the convenience. especially
for the baby's knit clothes, ]
dislike the dampneSs and
muggy odor it leaves. Also, the
lint that flies around. I don't
want to invest in a dehumidi-
fer, since the basement is really
not damp. It only feels damp
and muggy when ! use the
clothes dryer. Could some
kind reader offer some prac-
tical, inexpensive solution?
Evening star., 1953-10-30

4d4A0 C0A x4dA
l0ween. The
big rage in
Scotland long
ago was build
ing flaming
orange bon
fires on this
b | ck a n d
ghostly night.
T is bright
b u r n i n g
brought forth
the two ira
ditional COL
ors Of orange
and black
Evening star., 1953-10-30

goldish-orange moccasins? (Holy
cowD Or how about a pair of
black alligator pumps?
Gold blazers, black suede,
white stitched loafers, and gold
and black plaid skirts are ever
popular items with the babes
during this season.
Evening star., 1953-10-30

leases the hit parade certainly
will be crazy. But every one is
requesting it" says Disc Jockey
Herb Davis.
Since it is weird and "crazy"
what could be more Halloweenish
than Helen O'Connell'S six
Evening star., 1953-10-30
HoMEMAK1Na COURSES.
MRS. A. c.. Washington

mrs. A. c., Washington
At present I am a newcomer
to Washington and am inter-
ested in securing some knowl-
edge concerning courses in
cooking. homemaking, flower
arranging and all the things
that enrich the homemaker's
role in her career. If possible,
could you locate or give me a
list of places where I could
take such courses?
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Zony New Song Comes
From the Creole Country

Comm from way down in that
thar Creole country around New
Orleans is one of the latest and
weirdest, songs to begin its climb
on the hit parade.
IF this record is a preview for
the rest of the coming new re-
Evening star., 1953-10-30
CLEANING HAssoCKq
MRS. p. L.. Silver Spring.

mrs. p. L., SilUer Spring.
Can some one please tell me
a good method of cleaning a
white leather hassock? My
husband brought a lovely one
back from Africa. with a de-
sign sewn in gold metallic
thread all over the top. but it
has become yellow and is soiled
in spots from the toe and heel
marks. etc. I would surely ap-
preciate any help on this prob
lem which can be given. BY
the way, / have tried neutral
leather cream in one spot and
it did no good at all.
Evening star., 1953-10-30

Cali you've got to have is a brain
or an encyclopedia Just to get
into the Halloween spirit of
things, CAV, you're not that
oldD take a look at some real
gone nutcrack night fashions.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
TRAVEL CRIB?

mrs. J. D. S., SilUer Spring.
We are considering buying
a folding travel crib that
straps onto an adult bed, for
use when we are visiting and
when friends with small chill
dren visit us. Perhaps some
one who has used one would
comment on it's worth. Is it
practical for just an evenings
visit? Has any one tried using
it in the car and in motels on
long trips?
Evening star., 1953-10-30
By Sharon Doron

Beware! Nutcrack night will
be here in "a hours! No stuff,
that's what the people of Eng
Evening star., 1953-10-30
STORING NUTS.

MRS. L. B., Washington
I lived in South Carolina
where we had lots of pecans
and we shelled them in halves
or pieces and put them in
glass jars. pints or quarts and
kept them long time. They
are ready whenever you want
them.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Teen Scene:
Halloween Takes Over; Hit Song;
The Most Getty Boy in School

Buzzard Feathers and a Mock
ing Birds Tall?
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Want a Date?
Here's q TIP

Want date with a boy from
VPI? I can fix you up. Arriv-
ing at Teen Scene was an al
most foot-long printed paper
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
coRNIcEs.
[Mrs. III. Il. w. WnShinnton

mrs. r. B. W.. Washington
Mrs. v. A. B., Greenbelt, re
cornices: I don't know the
decorating rule, if there is one,
for corniceS, but I should say
the determining factor would
be, what do you want to
achieve?" If your ceilings are
low and you wish to add to the
apparent height of the room,
by all means match YOUR COR
nices as closely as possible to
the drapery material, covering
them with the material if pos
Sible. If your ceilings are high
and your room small or mar
row, then paint the cornices
the color of the walls. This will
lower the ceiling and broaden
the room.
I would suppose that paint
ing them white would give a
blotchy or uncc-ordinated eff
feet, unless the room is un-
usually large and there is not,
too much woodwork already.
Viewing the room is the only
way this could be judged, but
would think that it would he
the least desirable. If you
cover them with material, try
to tack quilting on first, as
this gives a nicer appearance.
especially at the edges. Then
cover faulty with material.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Information and requests
sent in By the tollopin0 haze
been forwarded to those for
Whon they t0ere intended:
WashingtOn-M. E. B., Mrs.
w. R. A., j. G., E.. B.,
Mrs. V. T. H.. Mrs. M. M. B.,
Mrs. j. M. S., Mrs. ". A. E.,
Mrs. j. P, Mrs. E. S. M,
Mrs. E. S. NJ, Jr., Miss H. F. P,
Mrs. G. P. NJ, Mrs. M. A. F.,
Mrs. S. w. G..
Alexandria-Mrs. j. N. L.,
Mrs. j. P. Annandale-Mrs.
H. B. T.. jr. ArlingtOn-Mrs.
M. B. A, L. D., Mrs. M. B. A.,
Mrs. M. B. T., Mrs. r. "A. c.,
Mrs j. c., Mrs. j. c. w., Mrs.
w. l.. C. BetheSda-Mrs.
P. P. o. Bladensburg-Mrs. l.
B. r. Brandywine-Mrs. B.
K. ClintOn-Mrs. j. o. D.
College Park-Mrs. S. M. R.
COlmar ManOr-Mrs. E. v. S.
Fairfax-MrS. N. B. D. Gath
erSburg-Mrs. G. w. H. Hy-
attSville-Mrs. O. A. K, Mrs.
M. B. H., Mrs. P. C. NJ, Mrs.
<. M. S. McLean-Mrs. E. S.
Silver Spring-Mrs. M. M. c.,
Mrs. c. w. M. Vienna
M. S. S. WheatOn-Mrs.
r. F.. H. WOOdfieId-Mrs.
j. P. Portsmouth, OhiO-Mrs.
r. E. B.
Evening star., 1953-10-30

THANK YOU" NOTES.
III. F. D. S.. HydttSDilleb
I wish to express my most
sincere thanks for the wonder
full response to my Around
the World" request. am very
grateful for your help. have
been away for a few days, so I
just received the letters. With
all the kind "well-wishers" I
know I will make it. The let
tiers created a warm, happy
glow OF peace and JOY, know
ing that people are wonderful.
don't know when I will leave,
but I will certainly write RICH
on my return.
My grateful thanks to RICH
and the wonderful, kind read
ers that will make this trip
possible.
mrs. M. L. c., Washington
I don't know how to 60
about thanking you all, in
cluding Mrs. M. F., for an
swering my inquiry about the
poem Melody Love" some few
days ago. I am in hopes that
Mrs. F. is. like myself, a con-
slant reader of RICH so that
she will see this, for I thought
it very sweet of her to bother
sending me the poem.
Any time I can be of assist
ance in answering some of the
queries, shall certainly do so.
ORPHANS.
MRS. c. p. ~, Jr., Arlinoton)
Will the lady who sent boxes
to Madam On Soon Whang,
directress of the Orphans
House in Korea please send in
the address of that establish
ment? I am sure that kind
hearted people will look in
their closets and find warm
clothing to send to the Or
phanage. Soap, pencils, and
socks are very good things,
but sweaters, jackets, and
woolen articles are badly
needed in Korea to withstand
the bitter cold. I am sure that
Madam Whang would appre-
ciate anything usable.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
EYEGLASS FRAMES?

= - ~ NN~N1 4 ANAA4V14IkO9
MRS. E. G., Mount R1inier)
I have several pairs, of eye
glass frames that we no longer
use. Is there some organiza-
ton that could use them?
Evening star., 1953-09-18

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Evening star., 1953-09-18
iuqeLicense Applications

Daniel Banks. 81. 322 9th st. ne, and
Mary Thomas, 81, Gainesville, Va.
Colon Sheriff., "a. High Point, N. C.,
and Deloras Truitt. %, Arlington. Va.
julius Bodzas, 1s, and Leona Faulkner,
21. both of New York.
Joseph Cox. %, Silver Spring, Md. and
Mary Mann. 23. North Brookf1eld,
Mass.
Earl Withers. 10. Stanford. KY, and
Mary MiSer, Is. Oath ST. Sc.
Vincent Washington. 30. 1924 3rd St.
NV. and Lillian Hamilton, 81, 4013
Blaine st. ne
Robert Stuhr, 21. Garden City N. Y, and
Joan Fales. 90 Silver Spring, Md
Evening star., 1953-09-18

one day. vait three fuH days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hol-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Cintron, 20, 114l 18th st. NV.
James Thomas. 33, 1900 st. ne. and
Mable Thomoson. A.. 1912 18th st.
NV.
William Battle, 81, Goldsboro, N. c.. and
Carrie Carter, "a, Baltimore.
Paul scharI, g. Lorain. OHIO; and Ann
Carl Herrell. 1s. 7O6 Sth st. NV, and
Doris Stone, Il. 81 H st, NV.
Moses Wilson, 10. 507 G St Sc, and
Ann Cochran, 16. $50 9TH ST. sc.
William FITZGERALD. 81, Seat Pleasant,
Mo. and Grace Violettee, 80, 1872 A
Sherman Brunson, 2S. Philadelphia. and
Edith Williams, 2S, Columbia S. c.
George Stewart. So. suitland, Md, and
Marion Whetzel, "A, Arlington. Va.
Donald Rhodes, "a, Mount Rainier, Md,
and Joan Abbott. 20, Philadelphia.
and Mary Kekenes. "a, 4725 Colorado
ave. NV.
Philip Blevins. IS. Pittsburgh. and
Gloria Padula. Is, Colmar Manor. Nd,
Hunter Chew. 10, Millville, N. j., and
Mary Werner. ~. Wheaton, Md.
Herman Garris. 81, New, York. and
Louise Davis, 21. Orangeburg. S. c.
Vincent Deglorsio. 2S. 1924 Farrasut pl.
ne. and Margaret Vance. 49, Chevy
Chase, Md.
william Anderson, 23, 1852 Kalorama
I'd. NV. and Catherine White 2l'
Leslie Moore, 40, 113 o st, s.w., and
Juanita Lewis, 80, 1907 1st st. s.W.
william Buhle, jr., "a, Chicago. and
Doris Spring. 20, Manassas, Va.
George Sturman 3S. Bronx, N. Y. and
Mary Auer, 81, Cincinnati Ohio.
Nathaniel Smith 21. 1895 Sherman ave:
NV, and Barbara Middleton, 20, 767
Girard st. NV.
Warren HUFF. 26 Long Island N. Y. and
Vendelle Williams. 20. Monroe, La
Willard Mcbride, ir., 21, 1928 Corcoran
St NV. and villa Blackwell, l6. 1921
Corcoran ST. NV.
Ralph Glasgow. -, Twin Falls, Ida,
and Virginia Tischbein. 49, $500 Que
Andrew Vavrik. o5, Chicago, and Lila
Fetters; 26, Molina; Colo n,,., 49,
derson 80, both of % Que st. NV:
Wayne Wheeler. %. Bainbridge. Md.
and Marie ouellette. "a. Ontario
Robert siivercruys, 50. -Genese. Belgium,
and Rosemary Mcmahon. 36, 1901
Woodland dr.. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-18

John r. Nordgren. SO, 1909 Minnesota
ave, Sc.
Joseph W. THOMPSON, SO, Alexandra, Va.
Helen NJ, Kiley, 39, Orange. Mass.
Daniel H. Evans, /, Silver Spring, Nd.
Lee Long, So, WASHINGTON.
Georee Stewart, 50, 81 Bryant ST. NV
Emma Jackson, SO, Alexandria, Va.
Bradley Smith. 46, 2045 st. NV.
Knoxie Williams. ~. 46 DeFrees ST. NV.
Flora Hale, 33, 1882 Lawrence st. ne
Jessie Terry, 20. 2143 st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
Wilmer AZA Dance

The Wilmer AZA will hold a
zone O'Clock Jump" dance at
9 pm. tomorrow in the Kennedy
Warren Hotel. Proceeds will
help support the Children's
Home in Israel.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
BY Marty Links Deaths Reported
(From D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics

Marsaret A. Colburn, 90. 6101 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV.
Jones D, Richard, so, Bowie, Md.
Jay L. Benedict, H. Chevy Chase. Md.
Freda l.. Beall. 66. 1919 A ST. Sc.
Gabe K Sans. 90. 1924 Rosedale st. ne.
James c. Mcclure, 50. Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-18

Under D. c. ldU couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days
and recetve the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other ddUS.
Evening star., 1953-09-18

"AlUin and broke up three days ago but
they say you neUer forget your first loUe!"
Evening star., 1953-09-18
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Evening star., 1953-09-18
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