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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-25

Boyd Stutler, managing editor
of the American Legion Magazine,
has retired after a quarter of a
century of helping that organiza-
ton, and has left here TO return
to his beloved West Virginia to
live In fact, he never even sold
ms home in Charleston, but kept
1t and moved right back in. Boyd
likes New York all right, though,
he told me. Said he had made more
good friends here than he ever
had anywhere else. He doesn't be-
llevc New York is a cold, un-
friendly place. We will miss Boyd.
A genial exnewspaper man, his
own helpful friendlincss was the
main reason he had so MANY
friends himself.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-25

This city has probably the long
est week-endS in the world, sspec-
tally during hot summer time. 1
have learned not to try to see
most men in their offices anytime
after Thursday noon. For they are
either in the act or anticipation Of
taking off for the country like the
proverbial mad rats. Some of
them leave Thursdays, most others
early Fridays and nearly all don't
return until late Monday morn
lngs. Even then they have a look
In their eyes of wishing they could
keep staying away.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-25

AN advertising sign near Jack
N. c. has this reminder
Tor passing motorists: Drive care
luiiy customers are hard to
find.
spark plugs must operate in L.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-25

in faster, easier handling. And
Ford gives you one Of the big
sest of all Pickup boxes-full
45 cubic feet. Compare-you'n
see why FORD is the economical
buy for youl
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Country and Suburban
Properties for Sale
38 ACRES
5.rm. rambler. 5U liv. rm., facing
Sugar Loaf Mt, with 2 fireplcs,
2 bedrms,,. mod. cows. Barn, 3-csr
gar; Little Monocacy River runs
throuEh this prop. 6 mi, from
81 ACRES
20 mi, from D. C. S-rm. farm house.
with deep freeze, with mod. cows. (:
g., prop; fronting hard road.
4 ACRES
nc &. s-rm., mod nor '1aa'ers brick rsmbler i5Sm
Liv.. rnn.. = bedrms., din. rm., re-
,ception hail, "a bath: oil hot-watef
heat, full ksmt. Water direct from
mt. spring. into homo, bountiful
supply. Access to, elem. SCH,
118 ACRES
80 mi. from D. C. We have a farm
comp. for someone who wants a
country life. 2 sn streams: farm
Is productive. can be made worth
while home. srsjzs2j rsEas
80 Acres of Snlling ground, fronting
Potomac rd. from Rockville, "A
worthwhile investment or lovely
setting for an Estate. IL mi. from
200 Acres on Rt. %. west of Rock
vile, A modern dairy farm with
milking parlor. A modern. 8-rm
home with 8 baths: lse liv. rm. with
firepl. Lge. stream running through,
with blue grass.
2SS Acres, q mi. N. Of Gaithersburg,
with lse 60-cow barn. and 200-yr.-
old stone home.
304 acres, close to Sugar Loaf Mt
with a. 2-story. mod, S-rm. frame
house; :. 2 compl. baths; oil-heat
compl. kit, . mod. dairy barns with
sew. .outbldgs. Now shipping milk tc
Washington she'd.
225 acres, 10 mi. from D. C. Beins
surrounded by developments, is
forcing owner to surrender thi,
farm.
we have several country and sub.
urban properties. Call HICKMAN
CUSHMAN, PO. 2-e442. ONCE is |
mi. N. of Rockville, on Rte. $40
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY ST.
sns location. priced Tisht. sA'
DESIRABLE CORNER In nearby sub
urban community. Large house re-
modelled; now operated as q grocery
store and apts.. l owner occupies
] rented for $50 mo. Lge. lot. This
nvDsr eroDsrty ,ens has .cssgss s5sss potssntia sss
Price, $4,000, incl. store. inyen.
Caithersburg 245-W.
NATL ORGANIZATIONS, who qualify
could make fine hdq. in this well.
conditioned bldg. of approx; 1.50C
Conn. ave. Mr. Whitehead. Ma. 8.
1900; ewes. AID. 2-305o. BOSS. q
MONUMENTAL, stone faced. steel and
concrete building, floors and mez-
canine. elevator. large first-hooi
showroom. .drive-in door at rear
$4,000 usable SO, IT,; good Northwest
JAMES JAMES L. Dixon b Co. 81: 5.
700 or ewes, EN-. 2-S922. --25
sUITIAND. MD.--First comm. lot
1s.5O0 sa. It. with building rented
saltisnd go mo road sas ad Ewins ISI ave-
bargain. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2n05
4-UNIT APT. nr. new Hampshire
and Hamilton: two 2-bedrm., one
1-bedrm. apis. All new kitchen
equip. Open TO offer. CAN ewes.
Miss Zaker, DI. 7-3I59. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 I4th st. NV
IsiaCARTHUR BLVD AREA. home and
small !, business SIM detached bfisk lst
ME. a-1OOa or EN-. 2~36g5,
GA, parcel on new Hwy. 40, bet. Bal
TO- and Frederick. part being leased
rest. etc; price 100000. MR..
TAMMARo, Broker. 70. 1860.
TWO VALUABLE PROPERTIES In
Wheaton TRIANGLE; 3 apts. House
will gross lUsa on 1900 su. IT.;
S32. SOC. Colonial type DWELLING
with walk-in bsnnt.; can be made
into ideal once and home; on 7,2O0
So. g.; S30,500i principals only.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN clean 2 or 3 bedrm nome
In good D G. or nearby Md ioca.,
ton. southeast pref Have substan-
ttal cash MRS. COX. Lu. 2-s136
Evening star., 1954-10-24
OPEN 2 TIL DARK
ARTINGToN NORTH
STRATFORD HILLS
,+ru uO.-r
REDUCED
4 BEDROOMS
21a BATHS
BUILDER MUST SELL
S29. $50

s9as ggTT rosl e ssI1 Ep,sss E9E s%sfs22 81, 600
This de luxe custom-built home. Il
the. TOP buy In a large home; extras
include carport. ultramodern kitchen
with dishwasl1er. garbage disposal
rin-stoop .ianEe and oven, nature
iae. dressing rms. % SEPARATE dinins
riil.. dayiiel1t bsmt. with picture win.
dow and fireplace. center-hail entr
Directions. Out Lee hwy. to Glebs
rh,. left on Glebe to Old Dominion
lsi. on o'd Dominion ~ aa,ion to Williams, II ms,
REALTY m. lY1T INVESTMENT
23l7 WILSON BLVD. IA. 7-pQ2t
"a
Evening star., 1954-10-24
MOST
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

Very reliable. long estab. loc. store;
it back for 10 yrs. at the amt. oi
purchase. A safe investment OF
APPROX. $4,000 cash. For details,
Gan TENcHER- WALKER. INC.
AID. 1904 IA. 2-62SC
Evening star., 1954-10-24
sUsINEss PRoP.--sALE tcen.. !

WOoDMoNT TRIANGLE in Bethesda
1912 Rigby ave-: 5000 sq. IT. with
100-foot frontage; house nov
rented. RIPLEY a ROMER. Real
Ist COMM. d. CT, 900 IT,. 2-story
brick. NV. near Bth and N; alley:
$50. 900. terms. DI., T-6500.
lst C0MML.. 3l7 M st. NV 2-story
terms. GIBRHIiTTAR. 81. 7-s6oS. o.
016 N. TAYLOR, ARL,. rear Hecht's
50x100-ft. level lot with house con
yerted into store. $4,000. JU
THOUSANDS Of people pass this sub.
urban commercial corner every day
A real diamond N the rough wait.
ing to be mined. Over u acre. vel
proportioned, perfectly level Owners
moved away and asking MUCH less
than comparable properties. Only
S3U. 900 With excel. terms Exc u.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
"ATsTENTTON"

LARGE APT. HOUSE WANTED
Will consider 1G-unit to 150-unit
apt. house. Must be upper NV,
section. win consider good property
close in Md. or Va. All replies held
Box lie. Star.
LUMBER YARD LOCATION
WIN buy or lease. 10000 so. It. or
over, with or without bldgs., on we'll
travelled hwy, in D. c, Metropolitan
Area; r.r, siding not essential. Reply
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES WTp. TO sur Gent

WISH TO PURCHASE nice nome.
northeast section: substantial cash I:
,l Nc agsnts. M Du I,,.rs 7.24sl. 80 /.
invest in houses that can be bought
IN that cssn can aSess Be plsced ace Dont IN hesitate %
to call US. II you have Q small or
lge. house or invest. prop. GOSS
REALTY CO.. INC. Ma. 8-1353;
TROUBLE sELLrNGg You need
the help Of an experiencsd broker.
GRAvATTE. Reaitor. Ma. s-o753.
s-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER in Be-
thesda or Silver Spring. $4,000 to
csSsShi csasSioo9 iS all oS Sasho hodR Eh. s,fioseA sxfiIoeAsH
MS. GoDpARD, oL. 4-a9as or
Hto69usa; t69 : WANTED iil2s before Dec. Is.
Rent or buy. Reas; price. Woodacres
or Wesyhreos elementary school
A LOCAL EXECUTIVE. wife and 2
grown children would like to buy
3-hedrm. house In Va. area: no
down payment. will pay up to S100
per mo-. can do repairs and FIX up
s9fSsa sosSy they made . deal. Can JE.
WILL PAY TOP CASH price for
good ne. home. No agents. WA.
HAVE CASH PURCHASES for Q or 3
bedrm homes In W. Hyattsville
area. Prefer 1st floor bedrms. Call
JAMES M. CARR. INC. WA. 7-Q202.
500 WISH TO BUY OR RENT--Let
us be of service. FRANK H. GAUSS.
RA. 3-1122. RA. 3-1171.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home in
nearby Md. Cali US NOW for TOP
prices. BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. Get
tSn sasa 81 rnse Pfss Geosss e
or b. C. Free appraisal. For quick
results cali A. H.. PARKER. IA
s-366s or RA. 6-256s. J. B. TIFE'EY
ICAsHNAn types of houses. MR.
MuSHINsKY. RA. 6-6912. MA. g.
SMALL BUNGALOW, must be reason.
able: no objection to suburban 10.
cation or MINOR repairs. Ii. 7-6433
evenings after Sunday. 24s
HOMES WANTED, NV. ne. Hyatts.
vile, Silver Spring. Cash OF
terms. List with us, we're short o,
| good houses Lots, too. JOSEPH r
LITTLE. Realtor. RE 7-6l95.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for house.
our appraisal; over so yrs. service
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO. Realtors
1929 K st. NV. Ma. S-0352; ewes.
JU. 9-2559. 4
MI AID pv DO JNTST 6rnnrEc 30 NEO
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

YARD FOR RENT, fenced, suitable
for contractor. incl. shed. 16 by so.
BETHEsDA-Up to 10000 IT. floor
space, with additional 5000 #. park
ing; in the heart of Bethesda: zoned
SSra, search or lisht manufacturins. LEO
ATTRACTIVE. mod. a-story bldg
1905 K ST., z rms, 3 baths, suit
able for store, Offices. or studios
Each 4. sep. Unit. ard q suitable
GROCERY STORE, with living quar-
ters. RA. e-96os. 6ol Morton st
1000 aiS1 so. FIT. A1R-coND. SPACE
new bldg; Kansas aye: mr.; Blair rd.;
suitable ms, arch, or enErs:, once
9-1167: ewes. EN-. 3-e37s. -27
1st COMMERCIAL. 6-rm. house, bust,
ness and living quarters; in fast
growing community with ampl,
4S 1928 = g. sdsa Barnabas rd. sc. $sl47b 81
eoio iatS ST. N.w.-around hoo,
store containing approx. 2.7OO 50
it., or entire building with approx
5000 50. IT., reasonable rent, con.
Ven1ently located IN midtown buSt.
less area: Phone ST. 3-130S., REAL
ESTATE DEPT. or your own broker
BUSY CORNER facing 3 streets,
1923 E., Capitol st. Sc. Large room
/ for business use and 2 rms, kit,
bath, furn. apt, 500 per mo- Ex-
Sesdl Sesl legation k2s sraoa a9R1coLo REAa 5s TX
ment bldg: available Immediately,
Only $3.50 per mo. Call CARL g.
RosINsKI Co. MA. s-9254. Po.
Mr.. 10th AND E s.w.--ed CONNER
cial; 1900 50. IT. on floors: Of.
fee. 3 washrms.: gas h.-w.h.; 2
overhead doors, $255 mo. A. M
ROTH CO.. RE. 1880.
H ST NE. Mr.. I'd. About 5000 So
f.: 2 washrms;; h heat % and water s5n
I6210 GEORGIA AVE. I'd fir. frt. Lee
apt. S100;s lease. serviced for den
tist or beauty shop. STROUP. RA
| $500.
- Reduced: approx
$500 50. IT.; second floor: for any
business use. Only S125 monthly.
Immed. poss. AUERBACH a. CO.,
Dl. 7-6501, TU. 2-SSS9.
UNTMPROvED LOT. Approx. 70. 900
or $4,000 50. it,. with small .ofice
bldg. On one of the principal hwys.
into washington: located IN the
Ideal for used car sales lot, truck
ing lot. contractor. or any other
similar purpose. Avail, for lease
for temporary term pending perma-
more or less. Ground will be levelec
and placed in usable. condition by
the owner for Q good tenant. This
is q most attractive OPPORTUNITY
for anyone who can use such space.
GLEN M. VICKERY, 200 Invest
ment Bldg. 18th and K sts. NV.
ME. S-0240.
1918 X ST. N.W.-1st floor apts.;
suitable for real estate office. drafts
man: sign painter or organic. repr.
in heart of downtown, Reasonable
rent. Phone OWNER, DU. 7.3071.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH BLDG. FOR SALE formerlv
occupied by Riverdale Presbyteriai,
Church: May be remodeled for other
use. For info. and inspection, cali
WA. 1869.
HYATTSyILLE % churches. both
equipped. ready to hold services.
Caii WINSTON C. CLAY. WA. q
Evening star., 1954-10-24
$50 DOWN
DOMINION
HILLS

CT approved, s17.7Oo. Immaculate
6-room home. full basement. carport.
fenced yard. metal storm windows.
Immediate possession Open 2-dark.
Directions: Out Wilson blvd. ID
Patrick Henry dr.. right to 10th st.,
left to open sign.
THE HANES co.
IA. 7-2061 IA. 2-6s6s
Evening star., 1954-10-24

End COMMERCIAL
Over 10000 50. IT. In attractive. fire,
proof bldg. on prominent corneI
near Union Station. Elevator, load
ing facilities outside parking. 70t
per 50. f. DREYFUSS BROS.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
HAVE CLIENTS of all types for in.
vestment and business properties
Call MILTON F. RUPERT. 1151
18th st. NV. DI. 7-5015; ewes.
EN-. 3-5407.
NORTHWEST APT. HOUSES. up tc
100 units. needed for one Of oui
exceeding 100000. Also need sew.
eral smaller apt bldgs. For an ex.
pedient and advantageous dea
please call our office beginning Mon
day.
J. M. McKeever Co., Inc,
1882 X st. NV. ST. 3-SS0C
Evening star., 1954-10-24

STORES SUIT. FOR ANY BUS
1919 Mt. Pleasant ct. NV. - 5000
1877 Missouri ave. NV. LOO
MILTON r. RUPERT
1151 18th st. NV, DI. 7-6016
p27 18th ST. NV,
Long g-term lease may be had for this
1900 So. IT,. on street level, block
from Doctors Hospital Suitable for
almost any enterprise requiring o
transient neighborhood.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1118 18th st. NV. Elk. S-24S9
Evening star., 1954-10-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY

DEALE, MD.--4-rm. and bath house,
% miles D. c.. near stores and
school; $3.50, easy terms. WALTER
M. BAUMAN, 1927 X at. NV. MA.
S-6229; eve., Sat. and Sun, WO.
6-0747. ID
LODGE WITH PRIvACY-Private
club wants to rent 4 or 8 bedrm
prop. preferably furn. Must be ir
80 mi. radius D. C. and suitable fol
year-round use. Please give de.
Box 405-E. Star. -
Evening star., 1954-10-24
LAND-HOME

Beautiful. part wooded. part cleared
10-acre small estate in excel. To-
cation In Fairfax hunt country neal
~ Vienna. Fields for horses, with
stream. Gentlemans home nestles
In trees on broad lawn. Compact,
comfortable; 4 bedrms., tiled bath,
liv. rm,, firepl, din. rm, lge. kit,
screened din. porch, full bsmt.: deep
freeze. Planned for additions. Avail
able Immediately. Real buy at
$19,950.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
SPECIAL
SSSn DOWN. q

Huntington; vacant; Q bedrms., full
bsmt brick; Venetian blinds,
cornlces; excel. cond. Call TIE.
6-5511 Gil approved at S10.S50,
JOHN CANNEY
Evening star., 1954-10-24
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcens.
SMALL INVESTMENT
LARGE RETURNS

Only S75a-s5.00O down payment re-
uuired to purchase rooming house
type real estate that Will earn 1874
mortgage payments and manage
ment costs. Please call US and get
complete details.
GUARANTY MORTGAGE CORP.
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. Elk. 3-l27s
Evening star., 1954-10-24
9 ROOMS-1 ACRE

2-story frame; ideal for 2-famiIy liy-
ing or rest home; 11s baths, oil heat,
stone firepl., bsmt., 167-ft. frontage
on main hwy Is miles to D. c.
VIENNA REALTY
Evening star., 1954-10-24

FOUR-UNIT WzLK-UP; large rooms
( we'll rented: convenient to Easi
Capitol carline: rents. S2S4 PEI
month: tenants pay utilities. Ask.
ing SIS. 900: Call Mr.. Castonguay
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-04-15

of Cost Accountants, to be held this
evening at the HomeSpun Inn,
Chambersburg, Pa, will be Paul l..
Wilmington, contract manager Of
The American Appraisal Company.
His topic will be Property Records
in a Defense Economy"
Mr.. Wilmington is native of Bal
tinore and attended Baltimore pub
lie schools and the Baltimore Poly
technic Institute. He spent several
years in the iithographing business
prior to becoming associated with the
American Appraisal Company in
1923, where for a number of years
he has been in charge of their Balti-
more and Washington offices, devot-
ing most of his time to arranging and
supervision of appraisal engage
ments.
Mr. Wilmington has been a mem
Der of the Baltimore Chapter OF
NACA since 1927
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-04-15
Future Meetings Of
st. Paul's W.S.C.S.

At the regular April meeting of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service of the st. PauPs Methodist
Church, held recently in the Social
Room of the Church, the following
future meetings were announced:
On Saturday of this week there
will be a reception at the Asbury
Methodist Home for the Aged in
Gaithersburg, concentrating the
18th anniversary of the Home. Re-
ceiving at the door will be:
DIR. Norman l.. Trott, president Of
the Board, and Mrs. Trott; Mrs. T.
r. Matthews, president of the AS
bury Home Guild, and DR.. Herman
M. Wilson, superintendent of the
home, and Mrs. Wilson.
On Wednesday April %, there will
be Guild Luncheon and Rally at
Sheperdstown at 1890 a. m.
The May meeting of the Society
which will be held on Monday eve
ming, May 10, will take the form OF
a fellowship supper, and on Friday
May 81, rotation luncheon will be
held.
At the June meeting, which will
be held on Monday evening, June Z
the installation of the new officers
of the Society will take place.
The guest speaker at the April
meeting was Miss Margaret Thomas
of Philadelphia, missionary on fur
Tough from her work in Haiti, West
Indies, who gave an interesting ex-
PLANTATION of her work, illustrated
with a number of colored slides
During the program silver offering
of $40 was presented to Miss Thomas
for use in her work in Haiti.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-04-15
Golf Committee
Members Meet

The committee appointed bv
Mayor Winslow F. Buhans to investi-
gate the possibility of selling the
present Municipal Golf Course and
buying another tract of land suitable
for more adequate course, held its
first meeting on Tuesday night, at
which they outlined the steps they
will take in studying the whole Golf
Course situation.
The committee was appointed by
the Mayor following public meet
ing, during which it was stated that
the present golf course, which is
extremely valuable for residential
and industrial purposes, is much too
small for municipal golf course for
a city the size of Hagerstown. It
was also brought out at the meeting
that the present course constitutes
hazard, due the green's being too
close together and the fact that the
course is divided by the Dual High
way.
The members of the Mayors COM
mittee are: Maxwell Greenwald, E.
L. Heard, Jr., James w. Hess, Earl
H. (Doc) Lightner, Harry E. Sayers
and Hubert J. Stottlemyer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-04-15

including from ITS to 300 miles of
controlled and limited access high
ways, which will be the main arteries
of the states highway system.
Touching on the financial side of
the program, the speaker said that
it will cost a little over 568 million
dollars, which will be financed by the
gasoline and automobile taxes,
licenses and title fees, and an ex-
tended bond issue authorized by the
state legislature
Mr.. Mccain gave a very detailed
explanation of how the financing
will be handled and spoke very
strongly in support of the increase
in automobile tags, which is sched-
uled to take effect next year.
In conclusion, Mr. Mccain stated
that Maryland is the only state in
the Union to come up with a COM
plete modern highway program, with
definite financing plan, and he
added that this program could never
have been realized had it not been
for the cooperation of: the State
Administration under Governors
O'Coner, Lane and McKeldin, re-
spectively; the State Legislature; the
executive councils that served under
the administrations of Governor
Lane and Governor McKeldin; the
consulting engineers, and the hard
work of the staffs of the State Roads
Commissions of the past and present
administration.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-04-15
Along The Potomac
from your Congressman,
DEWITT S. HYDE

WASHINGTON, April IA - Presi-
dent Eisenhower has taken the lead
in dispelling the fears which have
been spread around the country
by speakers and writers who seem
to be overly alarmed by many inter
national and domestic events"
In his informal radio and tele-
vision talk last week, the President
did not try to hide or gloss over
the serious problems confronting us.
He named them: Our concern about
the next moves Of the men in the
Kremlin; possible loss of more areas
to Communism; fear of the H-Bomb,
and of Red infiltration in this coun-
try; fear that we won't make the
grade economically in our transition
from war to peace.
His main point, however, was that
we should look at our problem Opt
mistically. We should have conf
dence in coming out on top, as prov
ed by our long history of success.
Thinking about this question Of
pessimism versus optimism, I rar
across a magazine editorial written
by very gloomy editor Evidently
he had been examining the news
reports from home and abroad, and
wrote:
eft is very gloomy moment in
history. Not for many years, not
in the lifetime of most men who
read this, has there been so much
grave and deep apprehension; never
has the future seemed so incalculable
as at this time. In France the politi-
cal caldron seethes and bubbles with
uncertainty; Russia hangs as usual
like a dark cloud, dark and silent
upon the horizan of Europe h. OF
our own troubles no man can see the
end. It is a solemn moment -
suppose the editor went home
that night after writing his article,
knowing that great many people
would read it and share his views
the next day, when they bought
their copy of "Harper's Weekly" for
October 10, 1857!
That little illustration shows how
humans can easily be led to think
that their problems are the worst
anyone ever faced. If each of us
would pick up our daily paper and
look for the good news and try to
read the bad news optin1istically, I
think we will move forward to the
solution of our problems a lot more
swiftly. As Ike said the other night:
"There must be something in the
heart as well as in the head. So as
we do this, as you and I approach our
problems in this way, I assure you
we don't have to fear. ] don't mean
to say, and no one can say to you,
that there are no dangers. Of course
there are risks, if we are not vigilant.
! But we do not have to be historical"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-04-15

William Mcpherson Miller, a
Democrat and former member of
the Board of Election Supervisors,
has filed for Judge Of the Orphans
Court.