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VOLUME LXXXIV, NO. 44 EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1964 SINGLE COPY-7c Graceham Fire Recent Bride GUY A. BAKER, SR. GUARD UNIT Dr. J. G. Rhode I Year 'Round Most Anything IS APPOINTED RATED SUPERIOR Begins Practice Co. Carnival NEW MAGISTRATE AT CAMP Of Medicine Here Resort Planned At A Glance Guy A. Baker, Sr., has been Capt. William C. McCleaf, Com- appointed Emmitsburg trial mag- manding Officer of Co. B. (For- istrate, to fill the vacancy caused ward Support), 729th Maintenance For Near Here BY ABIGAIL Starts Friday by the death of the late Richard Battalion, Maryland Army Nation- J. McCullough, it was announced al Guard, stationed at Highfield, A recreation - retirement resort As was anticipated, the con- The fourth annual Carnival of this week. Md., announced that the unit re- which eventally will accommodate tinued drought has forced Town the Graceham Volunteer Fire Co., Mr. Baker received confirmation ceived a Superior rating for the 20,000 vacationing families annual- officials to call a halt to sprink- Incorporated, will be held at Mt. two week summer field training ly is being planned for Adams ling and car washing or any Tabor Park, Rocky Ridge, on Fri- of his appointment Wednesday in a letter from Governor Millard period conducted at Camp Pickett, County by a Baltimore developer other means of wasting water day and Saturday, August 28 and Virginia. During the two week who has purchased 1,500 acres of there is no im- 29. Plate lunches featuring ham Tawes. The appointment was ef- reserves. While training period there were a total land in Liberty Twp. over the last mediate threat to the water sup- platters with all the trimmings, fective as of August 24. The new of sixty ratings given the unit and several months. ply officials have come to the will be served for the price of trial magistrate has 30 days in qualify. out of the sixty ratings the unit To be known as "Mountain conclusion that conservation of one dollar. There will be all kinds which to Baker's name received 58 Superiors and two Lakes, Inc.," the area will in- the precious commodity must be of sandwiches, soups, games and was placed in nomination by the excellents. Overall the unit had a clude a PGA-approved golf course, instituted immediately in an ef- kiddie rides, along with the fa- Emmitsburg Democratic Central 97.2 average out of a possible three swimming pools, at least fort to conserve present sup- cilities of the park—sliding boards Committee. 100 score. The unit was the high- three fresh water lakes for fishing, plies. The ban is effective im- and swings. est rated unit of the Maryland r a ski trail and accommodations mediately. Officials stated this Entertainment will feature on Friday evening, Bill and Paul and RECIPROCAL LAW Army National Guard participat- for vacationers and permanent week that springs augmenting residents. ceased The Blue Grass Travelers from BETWEEN TWO STATES ing in field training at Camp Pick- the Rainbow Reservoir had Rist, Towson, Md., TV Channel 3 in Harrisonburg, The Traffic Summons Riciproc- ett, Va. Charles G. to function and that at present Miss Judith Kay Valentine and purchased 10 farms east of Rt. Va. They are also stars of Dixie ity Agreement recently approved The Second Army Evaluator who the reservoir was getting low. Terreance Lee Fleagle were mar- to Zora totaling Records. and signed by Governor Tawes inspected the unit during its train- 116 from Fairfield Careful cooperation from water ried August 15 at 2 p.m. in Tom's approximately 1,500 acres and consumers is asked at this time Saturday night entertainment Creek Methodist Church. and Albertis S. Harrison, Jr., ing stated that this unit was the Rhode, M.D., an- work will begin within the next as there is no indication just will feature Little Jimmie and The bride is the daughter of Governor of Virginia, will go into best unit he ever had the oppor- Joseph G. association with Dr. 60 days on the golf course, which when this drought might end. the Rangers, featuring Miss Vicky Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valentine, effect Tuesday, Sept. 1. tunity to evaluate during annual nounces his Morningstar in the prac- he promises will be completed by It could continue through the Day. Emmitsburg. The groom is the In making the announcement, field training and was an asset George L. Emmitsburg. 1966. The course will be designed winter months but it is highly The Graceham Company apprec- son of Mrs. James Cantwell, Tan- John R. Jewell, Maryland's Com- to both the 29th Infanry Division tice of medicine in by Edmund D. Auldt, of Silver iates the fine support the communi- eytown, and Roland Fleagle, of missioner of Motor Vehicles stated and the Army National Guard. The Dr. Rhode began practicing here unlikely. Spring, Md., and is expected to • • * ty and surrounding area has giv- Muskegon, Mich. this was the first formalized Evalator also commended on the the second week in August in the attract many of the top PGA this week asked en in building a new Fire House The Rev. Martin Case officiated agreement in the nation affecting unit having 100% attendance for new addition to Dr. Morningstar's Town officials tournaments. The mile-and-a-half the cooperation of water pa- and hedping to buy and equip its at the double-ring ceremony. the reciprocal handling of traf- the training period. office, S. Seton Avenue. ski run will be completed within trons in an effort to service fine American LaFrance fire en- fic violations by residents of par- During the two week training The new doctor, his wife, Jean, the next three years and will be complaints about broken or leak- gine. In January of 1964 the com- ticipating jurisdictions. period the unit under the 3rd and three children, Ellen 6, Jo- built on three levels with a 4,000- ing water lines. At the present pany was very lucky and fortu- Under the agreement, motorists Brigade of the 29th Infantry Di- anna, 4, and John, 3, will move foot chair lift to the top level. time the town work crew has all nate to secure another piece of OUR LIBRARY from Maryland or Virginia will vision had the mission to provide into the Charles Stouter building The 1,500 acre area extends east it can handle and only emerg- equipment—a very fine Cadillac be treated substantially as resi- Maintenance Support to other units at Toll Gate Hill and will reside The Emmitsburg Public Library from the highway beyond the to ency leaks will be taken care ambulance. It is a tribute to the dents after violating traffic laws of the Division including 29th In- there permanently. efficiency of any has just received a new film cata- of McKee's Knob and was ac• of. There are any number of in- community to in the other state. As of Sept. 1, fantry Division Artillery, 115th Dr. Rhode is a Mt. St. Mary's own such fine and log. The book is a descriptive quired for Rist by Bigham Rer./ dividuals seeking new service efficient service they will be issued summonses Armor Battalion, 246th Artillery College alumus having received equipment—a new cataltg of the 16mm sound films Estate Agency, Gettysburg. connections but the improvement fire hall, a and released, after agreeing to Battalion, 11th Artillery Battal- his B.S. degree there in 1956, grad- fire engine, and in the collection of the Films De- Rist, whose recreational enter- in service must wait until the an ambulance. comply with the summonses, in- ion, 183rd Recon Battalion and the uating with a cum laude in bi- Many partment of the Enoch Pratt Free prises include the 2,000-acre Sus- completion of the installation of members of the fire com- stead of being detained for bail 136th Evacuation Hospital. ology. He received his doctor's pany and Library. quehanna Trail resort near York, the new water main projects community have sacri- or immediate trial. Warrant Officer Stanely E. Mc- degree from the University of ficed The Enoch Pratt Library, thru says the Mountain Lakes project which are well under way at much to give to Graceham Commissioner Jewell said the Intire, the Unit Mess Officer, stat- Virginia in 1960 and interned at and community its Film Department, lends 16mm will not be completed until 1974 this time. this service equip- agreement further provides for ed that the unit mess personnel the Lackland Air Force Base, San ment. is only reasonable to sound films free of charge to or- and will include rental cabins for • • • It warrants to be issued for those served a total of 2704 meals dur- Antonio, Texas. Having served in ask the people of ganized groups and responsiblb family groups, stone apartment The $700,000 by-pass project is the community not complying with the summons. ing the two week training period the Air Force in Tachikawa, Ja- and surrounding adults in the counties outside Bal- houses and private retirement now well under way and is ex- area to come out "The Department of Motor Ve- which included personnel attached pan, Dr. Rhode practiced medicine and help make this carnival a timore through County Libraries. hornes for permanent residents. pected to be completed by the huge hicles will be immediately noti- from other supporting units of at the Air Force Hospital there. success. Organized groups and individauls Private construction will be on a end of this year, reports indi- fied in such cases," he continued, the Division. The new doctor is a member The firemen in Maryland may borrow films restricted plan and will vary up- cate. The Campbell Construction are arranging a "and will promptly initiate steps The unit presently has three of the American Medical Assn. third training start in free of charge from the Pratt wards from "moderate" priced to Co., contractors on the job, have class to to insure compliance with the sum- officers, 2 warrant officers and 52 and the Frederick County Medical September to take care of its new Library collection by placing their luxury dwellings. made remarkably good time on mons by causing the violator's li- enlisted personnel in the unit. Society. He pronounces his name members. This will add to the requests at their county or local Rist estimates that the develop- the two-mile stretch by-passing cense to be suspended in his home Capt. McCleaf also announced "Roadee" and is a master pistol- already quald forna of trained public libraries. Because of the ment will provide an additional Ernmitsburg axe alre—ly borne jurisdiction." that starting in September the man being a member of the Na- men through the cooperation of time required to send requests and $100,000 annually to the county in sections of the stretch are ready The agreement does not apply unit will begin training on week- tional Riflle Assn. Aside from his the University of Maryland. films through the mail, a minimum real estate taxes alone, and added for stoning and blacktop. to the violation of laWs govern- ends rather than on Monday eve- avid interest in pistol shooting, • • To meet the standards of the of two weeks' advance notice is that related attractions will suple- * ing parking, highway weight lim- nings. The first weekend train- Dr. Rhode is a hi-fi enthusiast. State and County, the Graceham required. The lending policies and ment the local economy substant- Mrs. Edith Kelly brought to its, the transportation of explos- ing period will be Sept. 12-13, He is a native of Newport firemen have an engine of procedures for borrowing through News, ially. He plans to employ several this office this week a mal- 500 gal. ives, or serious violations for 1964. During the training year Virginia. county libraries: Borrowers who hundred local persons to operate formed chicken egg. The egg, capacity per minute; over a thou- which a summons cannot be is- the unit will conduct 10 weekend sand feet of 2/12 inch hose; 300 live in areas where there is no and maintain facilities on a year- apparently a phenomena of na- county library service, and cer- sued. assemblies and 8 Monday evening ture, had no shell. The yolk and feet of 1/12 inch hose; 200 feet of assemblies. Garden Club Plans round basis for thousands of per- tain designated State institutions sons within a radius of 70 miles white were incased in a soft booster hose; an adequately heat- Anyone wishing to contact the ed fire hall, may, under the contract with the SANDERS REUNION who will be attracted to the re- sack and were plainly visible. and an adequate relay HELD armory regarding enlistment may Flower Show alarm system. State Deparment of Education, The J. M. Sanders clan held its sort. The odd-shaped egg, eerie in do so any weekday between 8 a.m. The Silver Fancy During the past two years the borrow films from the Pratt Li- annual reunion August 23, at Mt. Garden Club The lakes, which will be fed by design, has a long tail and some and 4:30 p.m. or on the weekend met last fire company has participated in a brary by direct mail service. A Tabor Park, Rocky Ridge, Md., Thursday at the home of Tom's Creek and the numerous sort of button-effect head. when this unit has training. The Mrs. Simon Klosky • • • number a parades and has won a school, college, university, or spe- with approximately 50 attending. with 14 mem- smaller streams in the area, will phone number of the armory is bers present. Mrs. number of trophies. The latest cial library with a full-time li- A basket luncn was enjoyed at Robert Simp- vary in size from 10 to 25 acres Speculation as to what all Highfield, Md., 241-3114 and is lo- son, president, trophy was won at Carroll Manor brarian may request that films be noon witr a barbeque in the eve- conducted the busi- each and will be stocked with as- the land buying deal was about cated between Ft. Ritchie, Md. and ness meeting. for the best appearing ambulance. mailed directly to the insitiution, ning. Plans were discus- sorted fresh-water fish for local was clarified this week when it placed Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. sed for the District The fire company boasts a mem- but this request must be Following lunch a business meet- V Federated and visiting anglers. There will was learned that the Zora area Garden Club bership of 60 members and a very through the county library in the ing was held and in addition to Flower Show to be be camping facilities for several was purchased, some 1500 acres, held on September 30 active Ladies Auxiliary of 30 area. the appointment of officers, an en- EDWARD C. KREITZ at Calvary thousand families and several for the establishment of a sum- Methodist members. The collection covers a wide tertainment committee for next Edward C. Kreitz, 78, died Sun- Church, Frederick. Mrs. hundred log cabins will be fur- mer-winter resort. Plans call John Richards, who Fire drills are conducted each range of subjects for all age year's reunion was selected. Plans day morning at his home in St. was guest nished for daily and weekly ren- for the installation of a large been speaker, gave a month and all the latest methods groups, but emphasis has were made to hold the reunion Anthony's. He was born in Fred- most interesting tals. The area will be closely su- skiing section, fishing, swim- and of fire fighting are being used placed on subjects of adult edu- the 4th Sunday of August at erick County, the son of the late informative talk on bird pervised and will offer sufficient ming, golfing and other forms artistic value, and watching and related by the Graceham firemen. The cational and the same location. Andrew J. and Annie M. Wynn subjects. A privacy for vacationers. Many of of recreation that would contin- ex- delicious picinc Fire Hall was dedicated by Presi- on films which offer a creative Prizes were awarded to: the Kreitz, and was a member of St. luncheon was serv- the cabins will be available thru- ue the year around. It is ex- by Mrs. dent David Kirk of the Maryland perience for children. Visual ma- youngest baby, Curtis Miller; man Anthony's Catholic Church and ed Klosky and co-hostes- out the winter months for ski pected to draw 50,000 paying primarily for ses Mrs. John State Firemen's Assn. in Novem- terials produced with biggest feet, Dale Barkdall; Holy Name Society. White and Mrs. enthusiasts, he said. customers a year once the op- Allen Feeser. The ber, 1963. Chief Leslie Thomp- classroom use are not included, woman with smallest feet, Carolyn He is survived by his widow, next meeting Rist plans to develop the area eration gets under way and this teaching mater- will be held on son of Damascus gave a very in- since, like other Barkdoll; peanut scramble, Philip Sarah A. Little Kreitz; one son, September 17 at in the frontier mood with cabins is expected to be about two responsibility the home of Mrs. spiring address, as did the Hon- ials, they are the Kelly and Ronnie Barkdoll; door Lewis E. Kreitz, St. Anthony's, Robert Simpson. by the Short Log Cabin Co., which years. The operation will prove Mrs. A. A. orable Edward Storm of Freder- of the schools. prizes, Vince Sanders and Pam and one grandson. Koswick entertained he founded several years ago and a boon to economic conditions pro- the club members at a ick. Gov. Tawes could not be Since the library does not Topper; cake guess, Shirley Port- Funeral services were held on delightful which are used at the Susquehan- in this area and will provide vide equipment or projectors, the luncheon at their July meeting. opportunities for a number of present, but sent greetings on ner; watermelon guess, Joan Sher- Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'- na Trail resort. this occasion. borrower must provide a 16mm man. clock with a Requiem Mass in The Mountain Lakes advertising jobs. Hearsay has it though Lawn Party The firemen attend the meetings sound projector and a competent Persons attending were from: S't. Anthony's Catholic Church, program will operate on a coast- that offers to buy additional land A lawn party at Ocean City of the State Fire- operator. Films in the Pratt Li- Harve de Grace, Baltimore, Hag- with the Rev. Vincent J. Tomalski was held Sunday to-coast schedule to attract vaca- are being made. evening at the home men's Association. brary collection cannot be run on erstown, Emmitsburg. Thurmont, officiating. Interment was in St. of Mr. and tioners to Adams County and Mrs. Carroll Frock, Sr., The Graceham Fire Company a silent projector. Motter's Station, Smithsburg and Anthony's Cemetery. Mountain charter bus service will provide Road, marking their Old-Time Serenade was organized in 1918 and Film Damage: Films are in- Pallbearers were Francis, tenth anni- local one-day tours to Washing- an Waynesboro. John, versary. Ajax 50 gal. chemical extinguish- spected after each loan and the Leo, Donald, Philip and Thomas ton, Baltimore, Lancaster and Given Couple Those attending er on wheels was bought. It was borrower responsible for re- Little. were: Mr. and throughout the county. Rist points condition, Mrs. Donald Garner, An old-time serenading was held used very effectively for many turning them in good Announce Birth Hanover, Pa.; out that the attraction will "sup- repairs or Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud years to extinguish fires in Grace- or paying the cost of and Mrs. John Spinella, Frock, Har- plement existing attractions to ney; Mrs. Mancil Bible Valentine by the neighbors, for Mr. ham and vicinity. In 1935 the replacement in case of damage, Alexandria, Va., announce the STOTSKY—OHLER and chil- the local area with facilities to and birth dren, Carl, Kathy Jo, Mrs. Terry Fleagle who were company was reorganized and was The Films Department determines of their third child and Dixie L. Ohler and John J. Jessie and encorage visitors to spend long Jackie Lynn, married Aug. 15 at Tom's Creek admitted into the Frederick Coun- the cost of repairs and replace- daughter. Mrs. Spinella is the Stotsky, Emmitsburg R2, we r e Littlestown; Mrs. vacations in Adams County." married George Tyler and Methodist Church, Emmitsburg. ty Assn. in 1936 at one of its ment footage and renders bills to former Miss Shirley Stahley, Monday at the Carroll children, Ran- Aerial maps of the 1,500-acre a film Mr. and Mrs. County dy, Debbie, Robin, Two Delicious refreshments were quarterly meetings in the town of borrowers. In the case of daughter of Joseph Courthouse, Westminster, Taverns; tract will be ready for engineer- served borrowed through a coonty library Stahley, Emmitsburg. in a civil ceremony performed Mr. and Mrs. George to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reav- Emmitsburg. In 1935 a reservoir by Gartrell ing study within the next 10 days, er and daughters, Velma the Films Charles C. Conaway, clerk and children, Beckie and Tommy, and Di- was built by the WPA with help the bill is prepared in of the Rist said, and contracts already an„; Mr. and Mrs, James Department court, Keysville, and Mrs. Alice Glack- Sanders and sponsorship of the Graceham and sent to tilt county CITIZENS OF have been let to tv*3 firms who And George forwarding to the bor------en, Emmitsburg. construction early- Denise; Mr. and Mrs. Pire Co. Their Emergency num- libtary for will begin grade Mr. and rower. Compensation for loss or Birthday Party Held fall. P. Rosensteel; Mrs. Rol- ber for fire and ambulance is 271- TOMORROW this Mr. is paid to the Enoch A birthday party was held in A log clubhouse and and Krug and Mike; and Mrs. 2000. If you find this number dif- damage Town Meeting stone and Pratt Free Library. honor of the 2nd birthday of lit- lodge will be erected for golfers Oliver Leakins; Mr. and Mrs. Otis ficult to dial you may call the op- This service prove bene- tle Kimberly Ann Poole, on Sun- and skiers, he said. Shoemaker; Mr. and Mrs. Chester erator and they will ring this should Date Changed T. day at the home of her grandpar- Zentz, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Jim number. ficial to the local organizations, as Cantwell and Jim; Mr. and Mrs. there is a film on practically ev- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brew- The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Commissioners, reg- Richard Toms, Cherie and Tracey; ery phase of living. Some inter- er. She was the recipient of many Local Men See Mrs. James Six and daughters, Youth Center esting titles are: Adolescence— lovely gifts and there were games ularly scheduled Monday, Sept. 7, Kathy, Linda and Bonnie; Mrs. Date Etiquette, Getting Along with and refreshments for the follow- will not be held that evening due New Ford Products Kathryne Valentine; Mrs. Emma Activities Listed Parents, Is this Love? Aeronau- ing guests: Mrs. John Brewer and to the date being Labor Day, a Stover and children; Mr. Robert The Emmitsburg Youth Center tics—The 1930's, Exploring Space, son, Waynesboro; Mr. and Mrs. legal holiday. Mayor Ralph F. Among the 67 Maryland I'm d A. Rosensteel; Mr. Louis G. Bell; will sponsor a dance this evening The power to Fly. Alcoholism— Pat Warthen and children, Dougie, Irelan announced that. the meeting dealers previewing the new 1965 Miss Tina Fleagle, Mr. Brent featuring the music of The Com- Alcohol and tse Human Body, Debbie and Dee, Emmitsburg; Mrs. has been rescheduled for Monday, Ford Division products in New Pleagle and Mr. Roy Sanders. binations. The affair will get un- Nine for the Road. Arts and Anna Brewer; Mr. and Mr*. Fran- Sept. 14. York this week were John S. Hol- der way at eight o'clock and con- Crafts — Building Bird Houses, cis Brewer and children, Eddie, linger and John J. Hollinger, rep- tinue until 11. Admission will be Painting with Sand. Anthropology Terry and Timmy; Linda and Lar- Buys Property resenting Sperry Ford Sales, Em- Benefit Bingo 75c per person. Rules do not per- —Brotherhood of Man, The Color ry Enyart; David, Dawn and Bren- mitsburg. In addtiion to previewing the A penny bingo will be sponsored mit dancers to appear in shorts of Man, Primitive Man in our da Andrews; Connie Medvid; Kar- Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Beegle re- vehicles at the 'by St. Anthony's Shrine in the or high heels. World. Archaeology — Ancient en Stackhouse; Sandra, Sharon, cently purchased the former home New York Coliseum Ford Divisions Parish hall on Tuesday, Sept. 1, On Monday evening a 50-50 Art of Pero, The Rivers of Time. Elaine and Linda Lingg, and Carl, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ken- and learning of dealers starting at 8 p.m. Lovely prizes bingo will be held in St. Joseph's Advanced Swimming. In addition Mark, Frank and Georgie Warner. worthy near Gettysburg. Dr. and 1965 marketing plans, the given a spe- 'will be offered and refreshments Church Grove starting at eight to dozenn of titles there are Bi- Mrs. Beegle have moved to their and their wives were Served. The public is cordially o'clock. Should inclement weather ographies, films on states and cit- This week's Citizens of Tomor- Legion To Hold Feed new home and Dr. Beegle's office cial tour of Ford's World's Fair invited to attend the affair. prevail the affair will be moved ies, professions. and many animat- row are the children of Mr. and Francis X. Elder Post 121, here will remain open with office Pavilion. to St. Euphemia's Hall. ed and fairy tale films. Come into Mrs. Harry J. Green, West Main American Legion, will hold its an- hours regularly scheduled. Mr. and Every forty - third person you the local Library for a complete Street, Emmitsburg. They are, nual Steak Feed on September 5 Mrs. Martin T. Golibart and fami- Never use a plastic bag as a Meet today, on the average, will Nervous people are usually more listing. Tnis service is free, use 1-r: R-h-cca A., 3, Harry J., Jr., at Bud Shorb's farm. Serving ly have moved in the Beegle resi- make-shift cover in cribs, play- be a twin. sensitive to pain. it! 8, and Richard A., 6. will begin at 7 p.m. dence. pens or baby carriages. PAGE TWO EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1964

Cars Collide 16, Emmitsburg RI, traveling to Lyons' car. director of the Baltimore District engaged in full-time study at a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ohler and ing for two weeks with his moth- Damage totaled 8700 when two north, made a left turn in the of the Internal Revenue Service, recognized educational institution family, Spokane, Wash., have re- er, Mrs. Russell B. Ohler, and cars collided at 1:35 o'clock Tues- path of a car operated by James of the special provision in the for at least five months of the turned to their home after visit- brother, David. day afternoon six miles north of .11. Lyons, 45, Buffalo, N. Y., tax law which allows parents, un- taxable year. Attendance at night here on the new Route 15 at the which was passing the Lingg ve- der certain circumstances, to claim school while holding a day-time Taneytown Rd. interchange. State hicle. Police estimated damage WETS a child as a dependent even though job does not quality; this is con- Police said Steven Thomas Lingg, at 8300 to Lingg's auto and $400 the child has an income of more sidered as part-time attendance. than $600 and files his own indi- Even if a student is listed as vidual income tax return. a dependent on his parents' re- This special provision applies turn, he may claim his own ex- We Can Afford To ... By Ted Hosting to all children who will be under emption on his return. He must "We are the richest Nation in the 19 years of age at the end of the file a return if he has income of tax year and to children who are history of the world. We can afford to Summertime is a period of con- $600 or more. If he earns less spend MODERN MISS SHOP full-time students, regardless of whatever is needed to keep this siderable discomfort for many than $600 and has income taxes country safe and their age. Exemptions in these to keep our freedom dogs whose owners are not well deducted from his wages, he must secure. And cases may be claimed by the par- we shall do just that. informed concerning its hazards, file a return to secure a refund ents if they contribute more than of "But we cannot afford to spend one or are just plain careless. It is the amount withheld. Back To School And Fall half the child's support, regard- dollar more than is absolutely neces- time when dogs are more suscep- Answers to any questions less of the amount earned by the re- sary, because we have other needs to more constant ex- garding individual tible, through child. cases may be meet with those dollars — public needs and private needs." posure, to the ravages of internal obtained by phoning or DRESSES — SKIRTS — BLOUSES Children 19 and over must be visiting —President Lyndon B. Johnson (ANF) and external parasites and flying any local Internal Revenue Serv- insects that bite or sting. ice office. SLACKS — SEPARATES Medicinnal laboratories and man- Personals ufacturers of insecticides and san- itary preparations have developed Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Elder —Back - To - School Cottons— products that prove a boon to the and family. McKeesport, Mrs. Wil- dog's comfort if the owner will liam C. Smith, Timonium. and Jr. Petites, 5-13 — Juniors 7-15 only apply them faithfully, accord- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kraft and ing to directions. But the fight family, were Tuesday guests of against parasites, both internal Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elder and and external, is never-ending, and Mrs. Genevieve R. Elder. one must be diligent and alert if Mrs. Joseph Schmalshofer, Lan- SHERMAN'S Modern Miss Shop his efforts are to succeed. "It is caster, Pa., spent the weekend vis- not a difficult matter to keep one's iting Mrs. Valerie Kraemer. dogs free, or comparative free, of Rev. James A. Sites, accompany- 7 Chambersburg St. Gettysburg, Pa. these pests if the owner will only ed by his mother, Mrs. Pauline exercise constant observation and Sites and her granddaughter, Ter- Headquarters For Gym a little effort to control them," ry Ann Shruder, Pittsburgn, vis- says Henry P. Davis, Sporting ited Mrs. Sites' mother, Mrs. Ma- Dogs Editor of Sports Afield Mag- rie Gelwicks and Ethel, Mr. and azine. Mrs. Earle Gelwicks asd family, First is the matter of sanitation. and Mrs. Marie Hubbard and fami- Clothes And Shoes The dog's kennel and his exercise ly recently. area must be kept clean at all Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hardman times. This entials removal of and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Gym Shoes for Boys . . $2.95 to $4.95 BROOKS droppings—daily or, if need Eugene Hurley and son, Thur- the be, more than once a day. Drop- mont, visited Sunday at Harper's Gym Shoes for Girls . $2.69 - 2.99 - 4.50 pings attract flies and other in- Ferry and saw many sights in sects that carry disease, causing Virginia and West Virginia. Gym Hose . . . 59c - 69c - 79c - $1.00 FOUR POINT'S ROAD annoyance and discomfort to the dog and to the entire household. The .We have about $4,000 Maryland Blue Shield Plan worth of new merchandise which The ground and sleeping area we moved from our store property we sold provided 811.6 million in medical- last July in Car- be sprayed regularly with Athletic roll County. ..The Frederick County Zoning Board is should surgical care benefits in 1963. Gym Sweat not insecticide and disinfect Gym rezoning us here on Four Points Road so we can operate a good ground should oc- Supporters a store business so therefore we are going to liquidate and ant, and the MADE TO ORDER Shorts Shirts Shirts sell out this merchandise at 40%, 50% and 60% below the casionally be limed. Fresh water regular retail list prices. ..Most of this merchandise will be should be supplied at all times • FRESH PIZZAS 89c 49c $1.45 sold at a price far below the present wholesale prices. Our and sufficient shade provided. If • SUBMARINES and stock is all first grade and is in good condition. This stock the dog is kept on a concrete • ICE CREAM, ETC. $1.00 consists of 600 $1.00 to 79c $1.95 ft. galvanized pipe, /12", %", 1'", 11/2"; slab, this area should be washe d BILL'S about 1,000 ft. of 4", 5" and 6" rain gutter and most all kind regularly with a good insec SNACK BAR of fittings down I for gutter and Phone 447-4452 spouting. 75 Firestone tires; about ticide. 400 gals, of inside and outside paints; about SEE 350 pairs of are the ancient, and t^- I W. Main St. Emmitaburr OUR LARGE SELECTION NOW! men's, women's and children's work and dress Fleas shoes; 30 auto accepted, parasite of tubes and several hundred other articles such as hardware, ,•ommonly are others. —Back - To - School Outfits for Boys— canned goods, dry goods, car batteries, wheelbarrows, 12 the dog. Yet there step ladders, tubs, pails, pots, roof cement in pints and five such as lice, ticks, harvest mt Sport Shirts — gallons, linseed oil in pints, quarts, gals., and 5 gals., tur- pnd mange mit?s, that are equal- FRANK'S Slacks — Sweaters — Jackets — Coats pentine, paint removers, clocks, watches, 20 kerosene glass ly discomforting and sometimes and lamps, No. 1 and No. 2 lamp chimneys, burners and wicks, dangerous. Modern medical sci- TAVERN the largest selection of Shoes for the entire family decorated lamp globes, large lamp shades (white and green), ence has made it possible, how- for oil lamps, farm CHESAPEAKE AVE. lanterns, about 700 light bulbs from 70w. ever, to control them, though per- ever seen in our Store! to 300w, and many other articles. serverance is essential. One of This is not a tricky advertisement, it is an honest close-out the most effective drugs in the SEAFOOD sale. The more you buy at any one purchase the bigger the control of fleas, lice and ticks is %of discount will be. benzene hexachloride. As a dust, HARD SHELLS even as an ingredi- We will sell to any one, no as a rinse or limiting quantity as long as stock kills all kinds lasts, first come — first ent of shampoo, it served. "Dealers, here is your poisonous ef- SOFT SHELLS SHERMAN'S chance to pick up some real bargains! of insects, with no fects on dogs yet determined. SHRIMP 20 YORK STREET GETTYSBURG, PA. WM. E. BROOKS (Steamed or Fried) Open Friday Parents Given and Saturday Evenings Till 9 O'clock FOUR POINTS ROAD EMMITSBURG, MD., R2 CHICKEN Tax "Break" PLATTERS Phone 447-2416 No Sunday Business Parents of students who have jobs during the summer vacation T-BONE STEAKS Irving Machiz, are reminded by GOOD EAT1N' Stop At Dudash's 66 BUY A GOOD, GUARANTEED USED CAR FOR FALL AND WINTER. TO BE SURE—BUY FROM— QUICK I ZENTZ AUTO SALES See the only Firestone Tire used in the Indian- 'GETTYSBURG'S OLDEST AND LARGEST INDEPENDENT DEALER' apolis Speedway Race now on display here EXTRA SPECIAL in Emmitsburg .. . at DUDASH'S. 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4-door hardtop, flashy red with biege top, and matching beige interior, power steering, radio and heater. $500 DISCOUNT MORE RACES HAVE BEEN WON ON FIRESTONE THAN ON ANY OTHER TIRES. MANY NEW ARRIVALS Where do I get Arrow 1f,62 Corvair "700" 4-door sedan, auto- 1961 1)odge Phoenix 4-door sedan, V-8, au- Podclock avb shirts; $5.00 matic, black with red interior, one owner, tomatic, flashy red with white top, power L2,000 acutal miles or money back ..$1,595 steering, radio and heater, 16,000 actual A. J. Foyt, winner 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air, automatic, R&H, miles or money back, was owned by 80- at 147.350 mph,says: Fire- 4-door blue, 29,000 actual miles or money year-old man (name on request). This car HERSHEY'S back. Has been driven all summer by like n-w is a bargain for only $1,695 stone the boss's wife $1.895 1960 Buick Invicta 4-door sedan, jusir ar- Tires did a tremendous job. I went all 1961 CheyroleL convertible, V-8, automatic, rived, real nice, automatic, radio and heat- power steering and brakes, yellow with er, power steering, 45,000 actual miles or MEN'S SHOP the way without a tire change! nuirly new black nylon top, a real nice money back $1,595 GETTYSBURG, PA conyertible. 1951 Chevrolet 2-door, automatic ...... $195 Was $1,995 REDUCED TO $1,795 1956 Plymouth 4 - door, V-8, automatic, 1q59 Pontiac Catalina 4-door sedan, power completely reconditioned, new paint job, s;.ering and brakes, R&H, red with white 57,000 actual miles or money back .... $595 ,op, 50,000 actual miles or money back 1958 Ford 2-door hardtop, automatic, R&H, St..,111 •r, 29 OUT or 33 STARTERS IN THE BIG Ailt•L9SIDIIIONIED • INDIANAPOLIS $1,195 V-8, 45,000 actual miles or money back 1961 Corvair Station Wagon, automatic, $895 RACE USED FIRESTONE TIRES! one owner, nice and clean 1958 Chevrolet sedan, MAJESTIC $1,395 V-8, automatic, 4-2513 1961 Olds "88" 4-door sedan, air condi- R&H, clean $895 C.ETTYSBURG• ED tioned, power steering and brakes, R&H, 1957 Cadillac 4-door hardtop, R&H, clean 35.000 actual miles or money back. $895 Was $1,995 REDUCED TO $1,795 1957 Pontiac 4-door hardtop, R&H, clean ENDS SAT., AUG. 26 1962 Col vair "700" 4-door sedan, automatic, $695 —Regular Prices— Why don't YOU come in and talk FIRESTONE radio and heater, blue finish, lady owned 1956 Buick 4-door hardtop, R&H, clean HAYLEY MILLS (name on request), 5,000 tires actual miles, or $595 In Walt Disney's with your local dealer? .. DUDASH'S. money back, original tires (spare never 1955 Dodge 2-door hardtop, R&H, clean used). If you are looking for a Corvair, $495 "THE MOON SPINNERS" yiu must see this unusual car. 1954 Buick 2-door hardtop, Mil, clean Sold New $2,500 Now Only $1,795 $395 In Color 16'i Come 4-door sedan, just arrived, 1955 Mercury 9 - passenger station wagon beautiful dark blue, automatic, radio and $295 Sun. thru Tue. Aug. 29-Sept. 1 heater, 28,000 actal 1954 miles or money back Buick Special 4-door, R&H, $295 LUKE PAMELA $895 1953 Plymouth 4-door, R&H $95 HALPIN FRANKLIN 1951 Hudson Hornet 4-door, stick, R&H $95 "FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURES" We do not have the mileage set back on speedometers. Bank financing on late In Color model cars. Financing arranged on older models to persons with little or no money "A GREAT NAME IN RUBBER" down—who have good credit record and steady job. STARTS WED., SEPT. 2 SEAN (James Bond) CONNERY OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.-9 P.M. TIPPI HEDRIN In ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S MITZ AUTO SALES "MARNIE" —COMING SOON— CARLISLE MASH'S STREET, OPPOSITE VARSITY 66 DINER SERVICE GETTYSBURG "McHALE'S NAVY" PHONE 334-6116 TOLL GATE HILL Phone 447-2461 EMMITSBURG, MD. 1 "ZULU" EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1964 PAGE THREE nature around me. we've been cheated, and perhaps State Guidebook cars have glove compartments Avoid carbon monoxide But this stillness was worth we have. But perhaps we've been acci- 10. YEARS AGO too." dents by checking listening to. Usually the length kidding ourselves, too, hoping that automobile en- Now Copies can be obtained from haust system and breadth of the Sound—where everything would hold together Available the regularly. Tourist Division, State Office I do the bulk of my boating — while we pounded the daylights A new Maryland guidebook for Building, Annapolis. Its name is Quintople thobs and hums like a great hor- out of the boat and engine. motorists has just been issued births occur about ones by "Welcome to Historic Maryland." in 54 net as thousands of motorboats You can't expect your boat's the State Economic Development million births. LINCOLN LOSES HOPE lace its placid blue waters with engine to put out its maximum Department. It has some refresh- tracers of foamy wakes. You be- effort for a long period without ing differences from guidebooks come accustomed to the buzz and something snapping. How long of the routine kind. GET YOUR LAWN READY NOW sooner or later would it take you to snap if you OF BEING RE-ELECTED you don't notice For one thing, it can be handled it. Until, that had to put your all into a job is, it stops. in a car seat with perfect ease— continuously without a break now By Lon K. Savage You can't get away from the even by tops-down drivers. Loose and.then to overhaul yourself. En- No Grass Seed hum under the water either. If flapping in the wind, no huge Abraham gines, like people, last a whole area Lincoln was in the depths of despair 100 you don mask and flippers and of paper over which to search lot longer when they operate at years ago this week. plunge into the cool water you for one place name in fine As he admitted frankly, it appeared a reasonable speed range. print, lb. 75c can still hear the hum of motors no Chinese puzzle to refold unlikely that he could be re-elected It's great fun to roar around after in November. and zing of props. Sound carries using. Instead, a compact wide open, but it can be expensive. neat The Civil War now had dragged on quite well underwater, you know. booklet. As a member for more than If you can afford a new engine of the and 1-lb. or 5-lb. Packages three long years. But this, too, you become ac- Tourist Division of the State Thousands upon thousands of young every year, then go to it. But a men customed to. agency described it, "This from the North had gone little discretion goes a long way puts LAWN FERTILIZERS South with the armies, there to I have often wondered how Maryland in your glove compart- love- toward prolonging the life of your be slaughtered in battle. What ly boating must ment, your pocket, your Weed Control on Driveways was there to show for it? have been when boat and motor. handbag." Very 95% of the pleasure boats Motorists should find it a Broad little, many people thought. were Besides, wrile you're out hav- great -Leaf Weed Killer propelled by sail or paddle or oar. relief. Down around ing a roarin' good time tearing up Richmond, Ulysses S. Grant — Lin- To me, one of the joys of The sailing your boat, you're also probably chief difference between the coln's great hope for is the complete victory—appeared to be stymied on absence of engine causing some discomfort new book and the routine variety, noise. for oth- GEMSBURG True, many motors and however, is in the HARDWARE the Petersburg defenses. He had gotten to ers. I'm sure that if you switched arrangement of Petersburg only engines today run with a whisp- material. at the cost places and attitudes with the sail- Said Gilbert A. Cran- BALTIMORE STREET GETTYSBURG; PA. of more than 50,000 lives, and it appeared er compared to the clank-and-bang dall, head as boat fans you'd begin to refer to of the Tourist Division, many more men units of yester-year. The "Nobody would die before he could crack the line marine powerboats as "noisy stinkpots" need to look at a whole industry is to be of the wily Confederate Robert E. Lee. highly commend- too. state at one time. What people ed for its efforts—and successes want is directions Don't misunderstand me, I'm not for the partic- Down around Atlanta, Gen. William Tecumseh to date—in hushing up engines. ular road Sher- against powerboats. Far from it. they are travelling." man had fought So the new all summer against the army of John B. But no matter how quiet an What I am against is the abuse publication is laid out route by route. Hood, but he could claim only that he had won a engine is made to run in the low of fine machinery, the abuse of hundred speed ranges, this peace is broken Primarily, SCHOOL DAYS or so miles of scarcely populated the privilege of using our abundant said Mr. Crandall, land. when the operator rams that throt- waters the booklet was designed to help True, for relaxation, and the dis- the Western campaigns had been victorious, but tle to the wall and the boat leaps courtesy so rampant on many wa- out-of-state motorists. "We hope, TIME FOR that did not seem to stop the forward with a roar. And this, ters today. however, that Maryland people Confederacy's operations. to many people, also In The North is the only way You owe it to yourself, your will use it," he added. "Their POLL-PARROT SHOES to go for a boat ride. boat, and the sport to use a little In the North, people seemed sick of war. Horace Gree- There is a contingent among sense as you sit (or stand) at ley, editor of the New York boat owners to whom the water the wheel. Tribune, had written Lincoln represents a highway without August 9 asking that he invite peace proposals from the traffic lights and curbs—an open Wheat Program Confederacy. Nine-tenths of the people, Greeley said, were invitation to roar around wher- for peace on ever they please. To be sure, almost any terms. there is a thrill in charging along Explained Other newspapers agreed. Political observers in state full bore, spray fanning out on Participating farmers can get after state predicted that Lincoln's chances were all but either side of the boat, and the about the same returns for taking wake foaming for yards behind part gone. The only hope for Lincoln, many in the 1965 voluntary pro- Room For said, was that be- you. So I can't knock the speed gram as they received from the One More tween then and election day, there be important success merchants completely. 1964 program, and they may get A cat is a delightful pet—affec- in battle. But I wonder how many of the more by using new options that tionate, clean, and well-man- nautical hot-rodders know what will enable m any producers to nered. If you already own a cat So far, the Democrats or a had not nominated an opponent they're doing to their engines as adapt the program more kitten, you might well want closely another. The for Lincoln, but already it appeared the they milk the last ounce of speed to their farming operations, first few days when nomination would George the cats are getting acquainted from them. Quite honestly, they're B. Reeves, Chairman, go to George Brinton McClellan, once Lincoln's top general Maryland might take a bit of patience on tearing them up. Agricultural Stabilization who now favored peace. and Con- your part, but soon the two No engine or motor, unless spe- servation State Committee, said should be getting along happily Admits Plight cifically set up for racing, is de- today. together. The two cats will ob- signed or built to serve each On scream away The program signup started in other and be influ- August 23, Lincoln signed a memorandum, admit- at peak rpms enced by each other's for hours on end. ASCS' County Offices on Aug. 24 person- ting his plight. The memorandum reads: A marine inboard engine is little ality. As a result, each becomes and it will extend through Oct. 2. a more than a reworked automotive more interesting pet. "This morning, as for some days past, it seems ex- The Chairman outlined the fol- The Purina or truck engine. (It'll probably Pet Care Center ceedingly lowing program benefits to produc- experts offer a few hints on probable that this administration will not be re- raise some hackles among in- manu- ers who sign up and then meet troducing your cats. It's best to elected. facturers Then it will be my duty to so co-operate with the with this, but the ex- provisions of the program: introduce a kitten to an older President-elect as to save the Union between the election perts agree with me.) The prin- 1. Price-support loans averaging cat. If the newcomer is a kitten, ciples are just the same the older cat will assume for both $1.25 per bushel nationally on the a pa- and the inauguration, as he will have secured his election types of engines. rental role and "take charge." SHOES FOR ROES AND farm's entire wheat production ORES on such grounds that cannot With this in mind, think back Whether the newcomer is a kit- he possibly save it afterwards." (except any "excess" wheat stored ten or a mature An the demands school and see if you ever, at any time, cat, be sure all makes of shoes Lincoln sealed the memorandum, under bond). claws are clipped before had it endorsed by tramped on the accelator in you are met in these serviceable styles. your 2. Domestic marketing certifi- introduce the cats. If some spit- several cabinet members and then asked that it not car and pushed it to They have the be top speed cates worth 75 cents a bushel on ting and fussing starts, don't ruggedness and durability, so opened for two or three hours. Gasoline leave until after election day. as much as 45 per cent of the the cats alone together. necessary, plus pleasing designs engines generally operate most normal production Above all, be impartial so there But Lincoln's mood and his chances of re-election both of the farm will be no to delight each member of the efficiently around 3,000 rpm or allotment. cause for jealousy. desk set were to brighten considerably within the next few less. After that, gas consumption, Most cats in the same house- days. 3. Export certificates worth 30 hold power output, and wear ultimately become friends. For word then was coming north of the victory at Mobile begin to cents a bushel on as much In very, very do funny things. as 35 rare cases, the cats The amount of per cent of the normal production prove incompatible. If Bay, and at Atlanta Sherman was on the verge of cap- power this hap- you can wring out of each of the farm allotment. pens, you must give up the idea turing one of the South's most important drop of gas falls off sharply, cities. These and 4. Diversion payments for un- of owning two cats. engine wear mounts just quick- Contrary two events would turn the tide. as derproducing the farm allotment to popular impres- ly. Race engines are up to sion, cats and dogs get Next week: Atlanta set by at least 10 per cent and devot- along falls. put out their maximum speed and very well together. Again, be Martin's ing those acres to Shoes an approved Inc. power for short spurts only. The prepared for an initial period of conserving use. Payments will be .adjustment, big Rolls Royce engines in the and always feed BALTIMORE STREET GETITSBURG, based on 50 per cent of the coun- them separately. PA. unlimited hydroplanes scr e am ty price-support loan rate and the "The Place To away for an hour Go For The Brands You Know" during a day normal yield for the farm. of racing and then are usually 5. If wheat is substituted for LAKE, given a complete overhaul. Driv- SEA feed grains under the diversion ers and mechanics know they'd be program, the diversion payment flirting with trouble to let them will be at the rate applicable to go unattended for race after race. the feed grain diverted (to be an- RIVER Yet many boatowners crank nounced later). HURRY!ONLY their rigs up speed, A to for FEW top run DAYS LEFT! BY GEORGE ROUNDS a couple of hours and then tie the boat up. The next time out they'll repeat the procedure. Lit- A Roaring Good Time up and we sat there, listening to tle or no maintenance is done on Out on Long Island Sound the the quiet. the engine until the boat is haul- other day, a friend and I were A slilent stretch of water with ed for the winter—or the machin- lapping up some sun and con- light breezes blowing and feathery ery breaks down. When the lat- versing idly as we ghosted along clouds scudding along overhead is ter occurs are quick blame under light when we to airs a curious nothing astonishing. Many boat- manufacturer. 3rd engine Annual the The en- thing struck me. It was dead ers have enjoyed such a day and gine was rated, we tell him, as by quiet except for the sloshing of a place. Many a time I've drift- 175 hp at 3500 rpm. The boat B. F. GLADDING the bow wave of our boat and our ed downstream in a canoe, becom- builder told us we could get 35 own voices. I shushed my friend ing a part of the stream and the knots from the boat. We feel Making The Most of Minnows ONE OF THE BEST baits for FORD DEALER still fishing is a live minnow. Here are some tips on getting the most from this bait with the built-in appeal. Use hooks of fine wire, in the smallest practical size. Your bait WENTZ'S will suffer less damage from hook- WHITE OAR SALE ing, live longer and be far more active. ANNUAL Hook each minnow as lightly as possible, just ahead of the dor- sal fin,Fish swallow minnows head ii4milaviallAiiilitinkaittmAttikAdaikatiltaitutuktiMMtio first, and the forward hooking gives the hook a better chance to engage. SPECIAL SUMMER BUYS ON SPECIALLY ORDERED, HEAT-SHEDDING WHITE CARS August For one of the most fetching ...AND ON EVERY OTHER FORD, Furniture FAIRLANE AND FALCON IN OUR STOCK! effects, use a sinker that's barely (no more!) heavy enough to pull the bait down. Your minnow will strive to stay near the surface, and if you pinch on only a small shot, his descent will be gradual and erratic; he'll sink a few feet, strug- gle upward, carrying the light weight, then be pulled down again as he tires. Sensing that he can almost make it to the top, the min- now will try repeatedly — and his frantic efforts will tend to win him one way passage down some lunker's gullet. '64 Ford Galaxie 500 2-Door Hardtop There's a knack to hooking fish on minnows, for a yank at the wrong time means only a bare hook. Fish Now In Progress don't capture and gulp Don't let this opportunity slip through to save! At our low prices you may want to minnows in a single swoop. Their your fingers! It's your chance for huge first grab is to catch and add Ford air conditioning—cooling and kill; they midsummer seize the minnow between their savings on the hottest selling dehumidifying! Come in early for the jaws and apply pressure. So don't Fords in history! We're pricing low and widest choice of models and equipment. try to set the hook on the strike; trading high to keep up our sales momen- You'll be amazed how little it costs .A.1611 STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS it's likely to be outside the fish's tum—so you couldn't pick a better time to make tne switch to a '64 Ford! mouth where it cannot possibly 1414•.-- :-.1P connect. Your fish will move off with his GET A RED-HOT DEAL prey, then halt to swallow it. Pay ON A COOL, WHITE FORD AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S NOW! out slack to allow him to move off freely, then wait until he moves again after downing the minnow. WENTZ'S Now's the time to whack it to him, and if you've had the patience to wait you're going to hang yourself BALTIMORE STREET IN GETTYSBURG a fish! SPERRY FORD Any fishing questions? SALES Send them to me, in care of this newspaper. South Scion Avenue Emmitsburg, Md. PAGE FOUR EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1964

the care clothing, etc. I set their marketing sights and At the beginning of the 1950s, reached in 1946. As the babies separate living quarters, and As the babies come into On I select their products according- formations of families in the who were born during that mar- thus accounts in large measure world, up goeg the need for Capitalize Increases U. S. were dependent on the riage upsurge in the 1940s reach for the continuing construction milk, baby food, clothing, cribs At both Extremes ly. BABSON birth rate back around 1930. marriageable age (starting just of apartment units and new and carriages, toys, and so on. Hence, while there will not be Series "E" U. S. Savings Bonds 3/4 At that depression time births about now), there will begin to houses. This means increased Thus, marriage is one of the any great gains in totals of mid- grow at the rate of 3 per cent, averaged only about 17% per be a big increase in new fami- need for lumber, steel, glass, ce- great props for business and dle-agers coming up right away, compounded semi-annually, return- thousand of population, approxi- ly formations. ment, gypsum, paper, electrical should act as a powerful sup- there will be exceptional ad- ing $4 for every $3 in 7 years. 9 Writes . mately 20% below the rate of Effects On General Business equipment, and plumbing. Then port for the economy in the vances in the number of babies months. Payment of income tax the booming 1920s. At the de- We all appreciate the social come furniture, rugs, and house- years just ahead. and young children, and of peo- on interest may be deferred until pression low of 1933, one-third importance of the institution of hold accessories. Give Extra Attention ple over 65. Businessmen who the bonds are cashed or reach ma- fewer babies were born than marriage; but its tremendous Demand rises for electricity, To Birth Rates keep up with the times should tority. BY ROGER W. BABSON during the highest year of the economic influence is too often water, and gas. And the banks Whereas at the start of the Babson Discusses 1920s. So you can see why I disregarded. When a man and get the business for the mort- 1950s I looked for several years Marriages And Business warned businessmen in the ear- woman get married, an entirely gages. Every businessman who of static figures for family for- BABSON PARK, Mass., Aug. ly 1950s that new family forma- new family entity is thereby reads this column is probably mations, I now feel confident 27 — A little more than ten tions would be static for at created. This usually involves affected in one way or another. that the next few years will years ago I talked to you at see ef- BACK - TO ITEMS least a few years, with such a the exact opposite. The -SCHOOL some length drop in the number of marriage- fects will be far-reaching. In BOOK BAGS PENCIL SHARPENERS about the great able-age youngsters coming case recessionary forces should impact that the along. be felt—after the record-break- BINDERS FILLERS volume of mar- At the present time, however, Ice Cubes Offer 'Cool' Solution ing economic climb of the past riages has on we have to look back into the few years—the mounting mar- WRITING PAPER PENS & PENCILS business. At 1940s to judge the prospects for To Stain Removal Problem riage rate would be a great that time I was The 1940s help in cushioning such a cor- family formation. What would you do if your husband or son got a ball point ink LUNCH BUCKETS INK & CRAYONS foreseeing dis- prosperity, and rection. And, in the normal were a time of stain on his fresh new sports shirt? After letting off some steam, m al prospects, marrying at a course of events, more marriag- couples were you may also want to consider removing the stain. THERMOS BOTTLES PROTRACTORS now I am very The war es should be followed by a re- generally younger age. All you have to do, optimistic. Let involved then too, newed upsurge in the number of years were if the stain is fresh, RULERS COMPASSES me clarify my reasons for earlier and more births. The new surge in births resulting in Is to sponge repeat- changing from a red light over An all- should take place in the late numerous marriages. edly with rubbing al- ten years ago on the matter of time high of about 120 marriag- 1960s and early 1970s. marriage totals to a green light cohol. If it's an old es for each 1,000 un-married fe- need While on the subject of popu. today. stain, you might males over 15 years of age was bleach with chlorine lation, I should point out that CROUSE'S Checking Back On Birth Rates or sodium perborate there will also be a gain in the bleach or hydrogen number of people in the over- OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY peroxide. Rinse well. 65 group. Better medical care, Or suppose you let improved foods, and comfortable PHONE 447-2211 EMMITSBURG, MD. Toy Soldiers Never Die a candle burn down housing are extending the life too far and get a span of our citizens, making old- on a er people healthier, happier, Tor thousands of years mini- candlewax stain nearby dish towel or and more active. The result is, atures of soldiers have fas- of course, ever wider markets • „,111 cinated both grownups and washable table cloth. Just rub the stain for this group. Those over 65 children. The very oldest will travel more, and enjoy model soldiers we know of with ice and gently serape. Then place more recreation. Markets will are in the Cairo Museum. be very active for preventive SUNPROOF troops of the stain between They're Egyptian medicines, health foods, easy- painted wood from the clean white blotters NOUSE PAINT tomb of Masashite, who Or several layers of died more than 2,000 facial tigsue and press witt a warm iron to remove the *remaining stain. Helpful hints such Resistantl Among the most famous sol- as these have been • turtle diers in our country are the introduced as. a new Silt-Cleaning! plaster figures at the U.S. the back of Surf de- clip-and-save card is printed on • 'toughness! feature on Oils Give Military Academy, West tergent packages—laundry "rec- every regular-size Surf and a set • Yitolized Point. And, in England, young ipes" that homemakers may clip of three cards on each giant-size British Guardsmen are still out and save. They resemble the package. The packages, inciden- Good News! Now, over a hundred wonder- instructed in their ceremonial clip-and-save recipes that have tally, are distributed in rotation ful ready-mixed and Maestro Colors to choose from. Come in todayl duties with the use of model long been a popular packaging to assure that homem-akers can soldiers. feature for food products. get different hints with each pur- The Surf "recipes" consist of chase of Surf. some two-dozen laundry hints on The hints do not include in- Add front ery:1 weights ZURGABLE BROTHERS problems. Each common washday structions on how to prevent hus- when operating cn hilly hint is printed on an easy-to-file, HOME FURNISHINGS bands and sons from getting ball ground and proccod with cut-out card and contains simple point ink stains on washable fab- caution. Use lower gears EMMITSBURG — MARYLAND practical instructions for the when going downhill'. rics. Well, you can't have every- laundering and cleaning care of Reprint From Booklet various household items. One thing. Tractor Safety.

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OUTDOOR water moving past. And enjoy. Will keep shoes and gear free hand. When life's testings come communities across the country. see, Utah, New Jersey, Washing- pollution (two examples: y o ur Icy Minnows from mud. in sickness, sorrows, temptations, Air knows no boundaries. ton. The cause: air pollution. Christmas Seal Organization, the Don't waste energy hauling min- Bull Frogs or just in accepting the easy-go- Item: Southern California far- Item: Polluted air is associated health department). SPORT TIPS nows to and from your ice fishing A long cane pole and a piece ing standards of a comfort-lov- mers lose more than $3,000,000 in by scientific investigators with Second: Don't dirty the air your- Night Fishin' spot. Get an old tin cheese can, of red flannel hooked on the end ing society, we succumb. crop damage in a single year be- lung cancer, asthma, chronic bron- self. Have fume control devices Take this tip for fishing that is riddle it with holes and suspend of the line is the way to catch Jesus calls us not to drift but cause of air pollution. chitis, emphysema, and other res- put on your car. Make sure your short on glamour but long on re- it on a wire under the ice. Min- bullfrogs. Dangle the flannel in to decide! When we definitely take Item: A farm area in Wash- piratory diseases. furnace doesn"t contribute to the laxin'. Paint the tip of an old nows will keep lively for weeks. front of frog's nose. He'll nail Him as our Master and walk in ington supported 2,000 dairy cat- The problem cuts across city, problem. Third: Cooperate with local au- pole with luminous paint and fish Pine Bough Floormat it every time. His way, nothing can shake us; tle before a nearby industrial county, even state lines. Yet more thorities to control air pollution. a nearby creek for catfish. Watch Cut a foot mat of fresh pine Sucker Snagger we become people of convictions plant went up. Present cow pop- than a score of state legislatures Reason: air so far failed to enact any Fourth: Take an active part in the stars. Smell the earth. Lis- boughs and place in front of your Best way to catch suckers is and not of opinions, - nlation: 100. pol- have air pollution control measures the battle in your own neighbor- ten acrefully to the sound of the tent and in front of camp fire. when they spawn in spring. Wait Prayer lotion. can be done? hood. Talk the problem ovep with at pool and snag 'em with a pi- 0 God, save us from the danger Item: Heavy damage to wheat, whatever . . . What friends. Work for needed legisla- ano wire noose hanging from a of drifting. Give us grace to timber, and vegetables found in First: Support the activities fighting air tion. pole. choose Christ as our Savior and Idaho, Montana, Florida, Tennes- of local organizations Wet Seat Lord. Help us this day to renew INCIDENTS Tuck a square piece of canvas our vow of loyalty that we may COIN in your belt, Indian fashion. In serve Thee faithfully. We ask it wet weather you can sit down and is the name of our Master. Amen. ANCIENT CHINESE MADE THEIR keep seat dry. Thought For The Day COINS WITH A HOLE IN THE Short Range Shooting Christ calls us to be deciders CENTER.THAT ENABLED THEMTO PROTECT THE COINS BY STRING- There are times when you want and not drifters. ING THEM TOGETHER ON A CHAIN (or need) to shoot in areas where Maldwyn Edwards (Wales) OR ROPE.TODAY PUNCHED OUT regular charges are too danger- HOLES IN PAGES OF WHITMAN ous. Around stock, for example, BOOKSHELF COIN ALBUMS PRESERVE are a couple COLLECTIONS BY YOUNG AND OLD. or in barns. There YOUR PERSONAL COINS STAY IN MINT-FRESH CONDI- of solutions for this. Using .22 HEALTH TION BEHIND CLEAR ACETATE PLASTIC shot shells is about as light a WINDOWS BY CELANESE. load as you can get. 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Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted hVITITIOXi Complete Optical Repairs Comment from the Capital — HOURS MONDAY: 6:30 p.m to 8:30 p.m. Curiouser and curiouser (Other Evenings By Appointment) by Vant Neff PHONE WESTMINSTER TI 8-8340 ___------••• created by Ever read Alice in Wonder- Still another fertile field for government officials who, ac- 4ircr land — that fascinating story the illogical and the grotesque cording to well-founded rumors, about a little schoolgirl who is the government's continual conspired with Baker in those Prescription Service finds herself in a strange topsy- invasion in the labor-Manage- "improprieties"? No comment. Each distinctive invitation turvy world populated by odd- ment relationship, invariably Why weren't key witnesses Fast and Dependable ball characters with no sense of on the side of the union bosses. called upon to testify? Accuracy thermographed 012 25% rag logic whatsoever? I especially Our nation is based on the weren't important leads fol- china-white vellum paper, remember that at one point tradition of freedom of individ- lowed up? Why, in short, was Comes When things were growing more ual enterprise. the investigation never com- First 50 for giving you fine raised lettering comment. 87.00 and more preposterous, Alice Yet the Administration seems pleted? No 100 for 010.50 that speaks of the became so confused she could dead set on the notion that just Curious about what goes on • only exclaim "Curiouser and about every American should in the Defense Department? With double envelopes highest quality.. curiouser!" be wrapped up and delivered to Better resign yourself to frus- Your That pretty much sums up the unions whether he likes it tration because the Department and tissues my own personal reaction to or not. has now put into effect again Rexall the goings-on in the world Look at how civil employees its old hush-hush order. Nobody Store today. were unionized lock, stock and in our military services (and Peoples Drug Store For example, I know that barrel, with dues collected and this includes the three Secre- Soviet Premier Khrushchev is paychecks clipped accordingly. taries) is permitted to talk to York Street, Gettysburg dedicated to the destruction of reporters except under tightly country and its democratic controlled conditions. our this way of life. He has said so quite The reason for latest to say clamp-down is that somehow or clearly and he continues to For Expert Oil Burner it. I know that just on one small other the public managed Sae find out what really was going Island the Soviet Government Service Call million on in Vietnam and created a is spending more than a great fuss about it. dollars a day to sustain the LEWIS HAHN dictator Castro From now on, the public will power of Cuban get to know only what the De- — who flaunts his communist- OIL BURNER SERVICE Your choice face and partment wants it to know. A supplied arsenal in our case in point was a whole Soviet Phone 271-2512 - Of SIXTEEN dares us to do something about *". 17e Thurmont 4 flotilla stalking the Mediter- it. ranean during a recent crisis in Individual the face of all this, I If— Yet, in hcd iv..• the Cyprus affair. If you don't TYPE STYLUS the United States and its allies remember reading about it, care - Coffman Ms most are selling Russia material, to guess why you didn't? Jewelers plant equipment and technical Almost as bad as censoring popular know-how, making arrange- And what about the directive ART-CARVED DIAMONDS that went out from the nation's the news is the age-old prac- selections ments for long-term credit and tice of using government chan- SYRACUSE CHINA shouts doing everything they can to Executive Offices, stressing the Wow.. urgency of unionization for ci- nels for spreading political OMEGA & ELGIN help Khrushchev out of economic propaganda. The Administra.; difficulties. In the meantime an vilian employees at federal WATCHES projects? tion's current "War on Pov- American tanker delivering erty", for example, has been 16 U.S. grain to Russia had shots Is this the spirit of individual referred to variously as a Baltimore St., Gettysburg fired across its bow and was enterprise? Or is it strategy to smokescreen, red herring and a boarded in neutral waters by cage more votes? thinly disguised appeal for Soviet sailors who held the Strange, too, is the fact that votes come next November. At crew at gunpoint for five hours our government, which is sup- any rate, it somehow manages and "treated them like posed to be the servant and not to create the impression that animals." the master of the people and poverty and ways to combat it WILSON \\\ IHN6. Paulrni Crosieytsi By now, it should be obvious which is supposed to rely on are brand-new discoveries made that everytime we lean over the judgement of an informed possible by the all-knowing backwards to please the Rus- citizenry, spends so much of its wisdom of the White House Funeral Home Also matching reception cards, sians, we merely leave our- time and energies hiding the staff. But the truth is that the Mrs. Pus' Croeicy, selves wide open to a well cal- truth from the public. Federal government is already response cards, thank you cards, culated kick in the pants. For example, do you know administering 42 different pro- EMMITSBURG, MD. at home cards and informals. ,Aits. ca.t4i nodal Look back in your memory real facts of the Bobby grams designed to overcome the the causes of poverty. Their com- over times that planes have Baker case? You probably don't Come in today and make your M.PI 0 -051.1 and pilots bined appropriations for 1964 been shot down — never will. The and crews killed — in so-called and probably add up to $32 billion. choice from our Committee's Dem- Phones: (Mrs. gaul etoday international incidents. Who Senate Rules Curiouser and curiouser, as "Flower Wedding Line" catalog. did the shooting in practically ocratic majority ended its in- Alice might say. In a way, it's every incident? Not us. vestigation with the remark almost a shame that she isn't Emmitsburg 447-4621 Does any of all this make that Mr. Baker was guilty of around to see what's going on sense? Not that I can figure "gross improprieties." But today. She'd probably get quite Fairfield 642-8642 CHRONICLE PRESS INCORPORATED .out! 'what about those high-ranking a charge out of it. Phone HIlIcrest 7-5511 Emmitsburg, Md. PAGE SIX EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1964

bulk of writers and commenta- were amazed, yet appreciative, material and helped set up a current resurgence of the con- tors and pollsters who directed that anyone would have the gall speakers' bureau. He joined servative spirit in party coun- Emmitsburg Chronicle their barriage against Mr. Gold- to oppose the collectivization of the Toastmasters to learn to cils. The next step, naturally, EMMITSBURG, could have insisted that America. The past few years speak, then went out and spoke will be to take as much of this FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND water Published weekly on Friday by the behind the con- have brought bitter attacks from to 100 audiences last year. He to the White House and to the CHRONICLE PRESS INCORPORATED, South voters were not Seton Avenue, Emmitsburg, Maryland 21727. Telephone 447-5511. servative candidate, even though the far left, but these have not also has moderated courses on Congress as possible. convention delegates were there stopped the great surge of re- politics, economics, and Corn CHARLES ARTHUR ELDER, Editor-Publisher education that is munism for 119 consecutive because of primary victories in reviving Amer- All Bullets To Play Communications and Checks intended for this Paper should be addressed and, some instances. Wishful think- ica. weeks and is said to still be go- made payable to the CHRONICLE PRESS INCORPORATED, Emmitsburg, Md. 21727. ing, do you suppose? Voluntary Service ing strong, intending to carry Olympic Team Copy for What Goes At Grassroots Apparently these communica- A good example of orienta- on indefinitely. This kind of Advertisement must be received in this office not later than Wednesday morning to Columnists such as Alsop, tors are out of touch with the tion in American principles is dedication is giving the people The "new look" Baltimore Bul- insure publication in the current week's edition. • Advertising rates fa nished upon requestA Subscription rate, Lippmann, Reston and others grassroots. Such observers are that being encouraged by the a new look at public affairs and lets make their first Baltimore $3.00 per year in advance. citizens have ac- citizenship responsibility. who customarily mark off the usaware that Public Affairs Department of the appearance of the 1964-65 season Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice at to evaluate Emmitsburg, Maryland, under conservatives as not even there quired a new ability Chamber of Commerce of the In Gastonia, N. C., the Cham- on September 29th when they bat- the Congressional Act of March 3, 1879. at all (only the extremists), issues. We have been in the Unitet States. One of the ber's materials were used to tle the United States Olympic NATIONAL EDITORIAL most remain rather shaken af- front lines in this business for Chamber's recent "Here's How" spark a series on economic ed- basketball team, featuring seven ter the Republican National Con- nearly 30 years. At first, the reports describes the Valparaiso, ucation in classes at Ashle y first round National Basketball AS())C8T14N vention. Many of their readers public was genuinely receptive Ind., Chamber of Commerce as High School. This developed be- Association draft picks, at the Bal- I still do not understand why the to the conservative plea. Many having sponsored several series cause the local Chamber had in- timore Civic Center in an 8:30 of training sessions in their area vited teachers to join discussion game. Ticket orders will ge ac in a six-month period. On con- groups it sponsored for the bus- cepted in the Bullet office. clusion, 130 graduates of the inessmen. Some very spirited The Bullets are donating the en- 6'4 Jeff Mullins of Duke who will er and Wally Jones come to the 8-session series were honored classroom discussions resulted tire proceeds of the game to the play for the St. Louis Hawks. Bullets. headquarters fir at their annual dinner, and this from use of Chamber materials Olympic committee to help send In addition two other first round led to formation of new groups in history and economics groups, the United States team to Japan choices, 6'8 George Wilson of Cin- throughout the community. No with students taking a piercing to defend the Olympic crown. The cisnati University who will play Except for channel cats, all cat- experts were called in. Every- look at Communism and compar- game will be the third for the with the Cincinnati Royals and fish feed almost entirely by scent. school 1111111 thing was voluntary and local. ing it with the American sys- Olympians against professional op- 6'5 forward-guard Joe Caldwell of Their annual program explain- tem. Their conclusion was that position. They play the San Fran- Arizona State who will play with —Sports Afield. ed it this way: "An economy is free enterprise must be defend- cisco Warriors and Cincinnati the Detroit Pistons, make up part the sum total of the work and ed and supported. It is the Royals in earlier games. of the Olympic team. Supplies; world's best, they said. Bullet fans will see such the will of the people in it. Un- storied The other collegian on the squad less Americans understand how Adult Education, Too college stars as Jim (Bad News) is Princeton's great All-American WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE LINE' our economy works and what it Regular adult education cours- Barnes, the 6'8, 250 pound Texas star Bill Bradley who is just en- takes to make and keep it es have also been provided Western star who will play with tering his senior year of college NOTEBOOKS PENS & PENCILS strong, stable and growing, we through this program. At St. the New York Knickerbockers af- competition. The 6'6, 220 pound iMOBILHEATI may not be able to meet the Louis, for example, two adult ter the Olympics; 6'10 Lucious guard is a two time All-American. TABLETS ERASERS Communist challenge. If our education centers as a start each Jackson from Pan American who The Olympic roster is complet- with RT-98 free competitive enterprise sys- formed a group of eager stu- is Philadelphia property; 7'0 Mel ed by AAU veterans Pete McCal- BINDERS RULERS tem is weakened, our most ef- dents wanting to learn how to Counts, the Oregon State flash ferty and Jerry Shipp, and a pair id* fuel oll for easy halting fective weapon in the cold war be politicians at the grassroots. who'll play for Boston, and a pair of seiond year AAU stars, Dick of LOOSELEAF PAPER PROTRACTORS is sabotaged, our biggest ad- An industrial research chemist brilliant guard prospects, 6'2 Davies and Larry Brown, a 5'11 • vantage is lost and the balance was the moving spirit. By the Walt Hazzard of UCLA, last guard from North Carolina. FILLERS COMPASSES of world power may be tilted second semester, 12 school dis- year's College Player of the Year, The game will mark the official to the side of the Commu- tricts and two YMCA's had who'll play for the Lakers, and return to professional coaching in YOU NAME IT — WE HAVE IT! nists . • ." joined in starting classes. Baltimore of Bullet immortal Bud- AUTOMATIC DELIVERY World's Best System The truth of the matter is dy Jeannette, who guided the team Open Thursdays from 6 to 9 p.m. During Summer Sometimes in the Chamber's that the principles of American- to its last championship in 1948. public affairs program, as in ism have been explored by so It will also be the first Baltimore Rapid City, S. D., an individ- many at the grassroots that appearance for five players ac- LEWIS E. 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Attention J & K Bond Holders- ed in exchanging these bonds for U. S. Savings Bonds Series J & H's, there's a Six-Month Limit may K dated May 1952 through April during which the exchange be made without losing privilege 1957 began maturing May 1964. of Deferring Income Tax on ac- School Supplies 1 As a reminder for those interest- cumulated interest. For The Largest And Most Complete Line Be Sure To See Our Selection SIMPSON • TABLETS • PENCILS FOR SALE-Ping Pong Table, ex- FOR SALE-8mm Movie Viewer, HELP WANTED- Waitress -full • BINDERS • INK cellent condition. Priced rea- complete with cartoon, only time - experience preferred. sonable. Phone 447-2211. $4.98 at Dave's Photo Supply, Day shift, good working condi- Insurance Agency • LUNCH BOXES • RULERS it Route 15 South in Gettysburg. tions. Apply in person at the 812112t Mt. Manor Restaurant, Emmits- • PAPER • COMPASSES burg, Md. 8i28I2t NOW AT 4 FEDERAL AVE. FOR SALE-1962 Ford Falcon, ex- NOTICE-1964 Necchi Nelco zig cellent condition, low mileage; • PENS • PROTRACTORS zag sewing machine. Does but- WANTED-Experienced dairyman PHONE HI 7-2181 EMMITSBURG, MD. reasonable. Call 447-2281 after ton holes, sews buttons on, to operate and manage farm; 5 p.m. 812812t makes decorative stitches, mono- salary plus incentive bonus; Taking a trip by auto, train, bus, plane or boat? FOR SALE - Men's Work and grams, overcasts, and embroid- above average house; reference Don't leave without protecting your family and your- Dress Shoes; Rubber Footwear. ers. Also sews with two needles required. Apply P.O. Box 235, and does satin stitch. 2 month self against the financial shock of possible accidental Canning & Picnic Supplies Emmitsburg Feed and Farm Bloomsburg, Pa. 812812t Supply, Emmitsburg, Md. old with new machine guaran injuries during your trip. tee. Pay small repossessed bal- HELP WANTED-Mature woman PEACHES - APPLES - CORN FOR SALE-Portable sewing ma- ance of $33.74 or terms of $4.09 with references to live in as Hartford's Tripguard Accident Policy will give you chine. Guaranteed. $12.50 full per month. Call Collect, Shonn- housekeeper and help raise four price. Terms arranged. Shonn- da Saies, Credit Dept., New girls, ages 3/12 to 8 years. Con- 24-hour-a-day protection against accidental injury da Sales, New Oxford, 624-8703. Oxford, 624-8703. tf tact Michael Lingg, near St. expense during your entire trip .. . while you're go- Call collect. if Anthony's Shrine, R2, Thur- ing, while there, on your way back. You can B. H. BOYLE and SONS, INC. mont, Md. 812112t you're FOR SALE-Centrally located in NOTICE buy this low-cost insurance to cover you and your NOTICE - Dian's Beauty Shop Emmitsburg - 6 room brick "For the Finest Cars six EMMITSBURG - MARYLAND Around will be closed September 8 - 15, family for as little as three days or as long as house, in good condition, with Come to the Center of Town" large office now leased. Phone 1964 812113t months, depending upon how long you'll be travel- HIlIcrest 7-2292 or write Box 9, ZENTZ AUTO SALES ing. It's wonderful protection for hunting, fishing or Emmitsburg, Md. if Gettysburg, Pa. tf other sports trips, too. FOR SALE-8-room apt. house in good condition. 4 rooms and Wanted Either call us or come in and we will explain this bath on each side. Oil heat. TIRE SALE necessary and inexpensive protection to you. Large lot. This house is now OLD GUNS TRACTOR LEE PREMIUM TIRES rented and has an income of $100 per month. Price for house -50% OFF LIST- AND SWORDS is only $8,700. Will sell with All Sizes-Limited Time TIRE only $1,000 down-balance by Only FIVE STAR SALE month. This is a very fine in- vestment. Call evening, 717-359- RESTAURANT Back To School Size List Price SALE PRICE 5497 or day 447-5101. SANDERS GARAGE Emmitsburg Road Richard M. Cullison in 10-28 DRIVE-IN REAL ESTATE Emmitsburg - Md. Phone 334-1342 $84.60 $46.34 220 E. Main St. Emmitsburg 11.2-28 if Phone HI 7-3451 8128,3tp 10-36 Paint now $102.50 $53.90 SAVE on White House Buster Brown Shoes 11.2-36 through Aug. 29. No. 201 Out- HOUSES FOR $6.35 gal. - RENT side White, reg. Children's Dance Classes Sale $4.95 at Emm1tsburg Feed 10-38 Held $108.35 $57.96 and Farm Supply. in Thurmont FOR RENT-September to June- 11.2-38 For Information Contact Three bedroom house near Mt. FOR SALE-Bird dogs, English MRS. INEZ ATHEY St. Mary's College. Completely 11-28 Setters, 9 weeks old; male and $96.40 $51.93 Phone 271-6501 furnished. Oil heat. Call col- 12.4-28 female. J. Wm. Strickhouser, lect, if tf OLiver 4-5440, Bethesda, phone 447-2266. Maryland. tf 11-36 $110.50 $58.97 FOR SALE - Great Savings on VOTICE-Piano tuning. repairing, 12.4-36 Kelvinator Refrigerators, Freez- and rebuilding. Write Everhart APARTMENTS FOR RENT ers. etc., during their big 50th ROOM FOR RENT-Apply in per- 12-28 and Sons, 225 Frederick St., $106.55 $57.96 Anniversary. Matthews Gas Co., Hanover, Pa. Phone MElrosoi son to Mrs. Thomas J. Frailey, 13.6-28 Emmitsburg and Thurmont. tf 2-3177. if 659 West Main St., Emmits- burg, Md. Electric Phone 447-5381 tf 12-38 FOR SALE-Pushbutton $128.90 $76.97 stove, 36" Hotpoint; Supermatic FOR RENT - 4-room apartment, 13.6-38 Unit, Rota-grill; Automatic Ov- WEDDING PORTRAITS private bath and parking space. en; Timing Clock; excellent con- Groups At The Studio Apply Mrs. G. R. Elder or phone Prices subject to tax dition. $190. Phone 447-2577. 447-5511. if 81.4`3tp WEDDING ALBUMS B. F. GOODRICH NYLON EXECUTOR'S NOTICE bed- FOR SALE-New 50x10, 2 Color or Black & White This is to give notice that the room Phoenix Mobile Home, Shoe Box subscriber has obtained The Finishes. Call us for prices. from the ONE WEEK ONLY! $3,999.00 Highway 15 South, Orphans' Court of Frederick Coun• Frederick, Md., phone 663-4425. ty, in Maryland, letters Testamen- LIPPY BUILDING GETTYSBURG, PA. tf. THE LANE STUDIO tary on the estate of August 28 thru September 5 FOR SALE - Beautiful Walnut 34 York St. Richard Joseph McCullough late of Frederick County, Mary- Desk model zigzag sewing ma- Gettysburg, Pa. chine with drawers and knee land, Deceased. All persons hav- EMMITSBURG TIRE CENTER control. 1964 Universal that Over 30 Years Experience ing claims against the deceased does all fancy stitches, sews but- are warned to exhibit the same, THE SIGN OF tons on, does blind hems, over- with the vouchers thereof, legal- ly authenticated, to the subscriber, cast, monograms and makes but- Sale, Service & 'ianos: Instruction on or before the 17th day of Feb- tons. Does everything, no at- STU'S MUSIC SHOP Cinderella• ruary, 1965 next; they may other- tachments needed. Full guaran- (Formerly Mather's Piano Mart) QUALITY TIRE-5-ERVICE wise by law be excluded from all tee and free service. Left in Craftsman Membet of P.T.G. benefit of said estate. Those in- Goes lay-a-way. Pay last 8 payments. Band Instruments East Main and debted to the deceased are desired St. Phone HIllcrest 7-5801 Shonnda Sales, call collect, New Music Supplies to make immediate payment. -School Oxford 624-8703. tf Chas. A. Marthers Back-to Given under my hand this 10th Frederick St. Thurmont, Md. FOR SALE day of August, 1964. tf Phone 271-2050 All Types of Awnings GUY BAKER, JR. ALUMINUM SIDING VETERANS UNDER 41-Supple- Executor anxious to go to the front o Storm Door & Windows ment your income. Work one W. Jerome Offutt and Ralph L. Gastley, Jr. Fern Ohler - Gettysburg, Pa. weekend each month. Prefer the room! men experienced as aircraft me- Attorneys Phone EDgewood 4-4612 chanics, electricians, hydraulics- True Copy-Test: THOMAS M. EICHELBERGER FOR SALE-B. F. Goodrich tract- men, parachute riggers, air con- Register of Wills for Frederick or tires for less than you pay trolmen, electronicsmen, radar- Md. 811415t for off brands, installed with or men, aviation fire controlmen, County, Naturally, she wants to "show without fluid. Popular sizes in tradesmen, draftsmen, photo in- EXECUTORS' NOTICE stock, financing to suit. Com- telligencemen, aerographers, av- This is to give notice that the off" her wonderful new easy- pletely equipped truck for on- iation fuels, structural mechan- subscribers have obtained from the farm emergency tire service. ics, or yeomen and personnel- Orphans' Court of Frederick Coun- care wardrobe. Wouldn't any Look for sign of men. Fringe benefits, retire- ty, in Maryland, letters Testamen- QUALITY ment plan. Serve your country tary on the estate of girl? tire-S-ervice as a Weekend Warrior in the MARY ELLEN ENGLE East Main St., Emmitsburg, Md. Naval Air Reserve. Phone 981- late of Frederick County, Mary- Phone HI 7-5801 if 6710 between hours of 8 a.m. land, Deceased. All persons having to 4:00 p.m. Wed. through Sun.; claims against the deceased are FARMERS and DAIRYMEN or call 773-2844. tfp SPERRY Terramycin warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally au- Mastitis - Scours Tablets FARMERS & DAIRYMEN-Ter- thenticated, to the subscriber, on Injectables ranrgein - Mastitis Tubes - You will find these All Veterinarian Supplies or before the 10th day of Febru- FORD Scours Tablets, injection solu- ary, 1964 next; they may other- PEOPLES DRUG STORE tion, Penicillin and Combiotic. wise by law be excluded from all styles among the love- if Gettysburg, Pa. BAN Kills Mice. TRI Peoples benefit of said estate. Those in- Drug Store, Gettysburg, Pa. SALES debted to the deceased are desired ly assortment of Cin- NOTICES tf to make immediate payment. 1963 VW 2-Dr. Sedan; R&H; Like New. Complete Auto and Body Repair Given under our hands this 29th derella Frocks for 1962 Falcon 4-Dr., 6 Cyl.; Std.; R&H; Like New. NOTICE-New and Used Pianos. 1961 Falcon 4-Dr., 6 Cyl.; Auto.; R&M. We need good used pianos and New and Used Cars day of July, 1964. John C. Engle and "Back-to-School." 1961 Ford 4-Dr.; Std. Shift; Extra Clean. will pay top dollar on trade-ins. WANTZ CHEVROLET INC. 1961 Falcon 4-Dr., 6 Cyl.; Std. Shift; Very Clean. Joseph S. Engle, Executors We offer America's best pianos Taneytown, Maryland tf 1960 Ford Station Wagon, Fully Equipped True Copy-Test: at the best prices and we serv- Phone 756-6006 1959 Ford 3s.Ton Pickup, 8 Ft.; 6 Cyl; Low Mileage. Thursday & Friday 'Til THOMAS M. EICHELBERGER ice everything we sell. New Open 9p.m. 1959 Rambler Wagon, 6 Cyl.; Extra Clean. Register of Wills for Frederick 1959 Ford Fordor V-8; Fully Equipped; Clean. pianos carry a 10-yr warranty. ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM County Md. 713115t Now Showing at 1959 English Ford Cony., Economy Car; RIM. Menchey Music Service, 430 HOW TO KILL IT. 1958 Ford 2-Dr. Hardtop; Fully Equipped; Clean. Carlisle St., Hanover. It IN 3 DAYS if not pleased with 1957 Ford 2-Dr. Hardtop, V-8; Fully Equipped. strong T-4-L liquid, your 48c 1957 Ford 4-Dr., V-8; Fordomatic. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: back at any drug store. Watch Hospital Report ROSE ANN'S 1956 Pontiac Station Wagon, No U - turns or turning of any 1956 infected skin slough off. Watch Admitted Buick 4-Dr. Hard-top; V-8; RH&A. kind on the property of Bucher's healthy skin replace it. No Including Sizes 3 to 6x 1956 Mercury 4-Dr. Hardtop; 1 Local Owner. Restaurant. No thru traffic will more itch and burning! Use Elbert L. Oxley, Emmitsburg. 1955 Chevrolet 2-Dr., V-8; R&H. be permitted. This is private antiseptic, soothing T-4-L FOOT Lewis H. Stoner, Emmitsburg. 7 to 14 1959 Ford /12-Ton Pickup, 8-Ft. Bed; Very Good Condition. Property and this is a final notice. 1958 Pickup, 1 2 POWDER too-fine for sweaty Chubbies 8/12 to 14/12 Ford -Ton. 8 01 Bcu-21D feet, foot odor; stays active in Discharged Emmitsburg. BUCHER'S RESTAURANT the skin for hours. NOW at Mrs. Alvey Kline, Fitzgerald and in- (Emmit House) all drug stores. 817 4t Mrs. James 8128`2t fant son, Emmitsburg. BUY NOW! GOOD SELECTION WANTED-Rough green lumber. Mrs. Charles Grimes and infant SPARE TIME INCOME Red Oak, Poplar, Ash, and other daughter, Emmitsburg. OF NEW 1964 FORDS AT Refilling and collecting money Hardwoods. Write or phone for Mrs. Lloyd Vaughn, Emmitsburg. And Remember from NEW TYPE high quali- information. Penn Wood Pro- Francis Sanders, Emmitsburg. You Always Do Better at YEAR END PRICES ty coin operated dispensers in ducts Co., Inc., East Berlin, Pa., Mrs. Raymond Wilson and in- this area. No selling. To qual- phone 259-2161. 812112tp fant daughter, Emmitsburg. ify you must have car, refer- Charles Sanders, Emmitsburg, ences, $600 to $190Q cash. gev- THE CRUMS Rl. THE ROSE ANN SHOPPE en to twelve hours weekly can INTERIOR PAINTING and in- Mrs. Lawrence Baker Gettysburg, Pa. net excellent monthly income. fant son, Emmitsburg. 38 York Street Sperry Ford Sales More full time. For personal DECORATING interview, write P.O. Box 4185, PL 6-6582 $1.00 hr. Births Open Friday and Saturday Evenings PHONE HI 7-5131 rs'IMTTRVRG. MP Boyle, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202. Include 812112t Mr. and Mrs. Patrick p,lorte number. 1tp Emmitsburg, son, last Wednesday. PAGE EIGHT EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1964

social security law, that the work- dent, presided. of $105,000 was surpassed by cording to the weekly survey pub- er have 5 years of work under In setting the Fund's goal, the more than $7,000. lished by the Maryland State Po- social security in the 10-year per- executive committee established Dr. C. A. Hanson, Gettysburg lice. iod before he is disabled. A claim the following objectives: $40,000 College president, commented on Four of those killed were driv- PUBLIC NOTICE Z3)SOCIAL for benefits must be made soon for scholarship aid, $30,000 for the "state of the College" and in- ers; four were passengers; and after the disability begins. endowment, $30,000 for library dicated considerable progress has five were pedestrians. In the interest of conserving present water In some instances, King said, a and instructional materials, and been made on a substantiated re- Alcohol was a contributing fact- worker who delays his claim more $10,000 each for the College relig- port expressing the philosophy and or in seven of the deaths; speed supplies, it is necessary at this time to place a ban on SECURITY than 18 months after he is dis- ious program and general campus objectives of the College. in six; and "driver error" was abled could lose out completely beautification. John M. Mussel- present in eight of the fatalities. SPRINKLING & CAR WASHING on disability payments. Any work- man, Camp Hill, association vice 13 KILLED ON HIGHWAYS er who is too disabled to work president, will again act as chair- Thirteen persons were killed on SWIMMING POOLS, ETC. and whose condition is not ob- man of the Loyalty Fund. in Maryland highways last week, ac- Ambulance Report !NEWS viously temporary should get Last year's Loyalty Fund goal Violators risk discontinuance of water service touch with the office at Hagerstown Alvis S. Harbaugh, LeGore, Md., A severely handicapped worker without delay. was transferrd to the Frederick and a possible fine, effective immediately. Memorial Hospital and who puts off making his claim for then to the Washington County Hospital, soical security payments Your cooperation and indulgence is earnestly risks los- Hagerstown, Saturday in the VFW ing all NOTICE or part of the social securi- Gettysburg College ambulance. Ambulance driver was solicited. ty payments that may be due Paul E. Humerick. him. This is the information giv- Announces Drive en today by W. S. King, social Reorganizational Meeting of Miss Gettysburg College Alumni will the Phyllis Frock, Hanover, Burgess & Commissioners security manager in Hagerstown. spent last week with her grand- raise $120,000 for the Disability payments under the be asked to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND program may be made retroactive annual Loyalty Fund during the Emmitsburg Democratic Wastler. year, according to for a maximum of 12 months be- coming school A2/c Ronald Little, Peace Air Walker, director of fore the month a claim is filed. Richard E. Force Base, N. H., is spending a for the college. Central Committee No disability payments are made alumni relations furlough with his parents, Mr ap- for the first 6 months a worker The recommended goal was and Mrs. Robert Little. association's is disabled. proved by the alumni TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1964 Mrs. Lester • Wastler spent the during their To get disability payments, a executive eommittee weekend with her daughter, Mrs. college. worker most meet a special dis- meeting Saturday at the 8 P. M. Regina Frock, Hanover. ability work requirement of the Charles P. Biehl, Jr., York, presi- AT THE FIRE HALL

BOWLERS ALL INTERESTED DEMOCRATS ARE WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE URGED TO ATTEND FALL AND WINTER SEASON WE CAN USE MORE TEAMS Contact Dick Fisher At EMMITSBURG RECREATION CENTER ACCURATE BALANCING Special On Practice Bowling A -MODERN Emmitsburg Recreation Center REFRESHER WEST MAIN STREET — EMMITSBURG, MD. WITH OLD IEEP_JESEIERIEET.121@ FASHIONED BAKED HAM PLEASURE Potato Salad, Applesauce, Roll & Butter $1.25 - All You Can Eat - $1.25 FINE CANADIAN WHISKEY AT A POPULAR PRICE $4.70 Fifth — plus tax SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 — 5 - 10 P. M. INTERNATIONAL APPEAL AT Basic to safe driving is TLMONIUM -- Mrs. Haruko Farinacci Countryside Liquors "POTSY"—Every Fri. & Saturday Evening accurate balance of your (foreground) and Mrs. Kimi Davis will wheels. We have the precision equipment and skilled present a program of Japanese classi- Phone 447-2491 Emmitsburg, Md. technicians to do this job right! cal dancing at the YWCA booth at the Harp Maryland State Fair on Friday, Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowne, Prop. Dance Sun., Aug. 31 - Dick 4. Other highlights at the YWCA booth -- one of hundreds in the Fair Ex- KEEPERS ESSO STATION hibition Hall --include demonstrations —Free Parking— Hard Shells — Clams — Soft Shells Charles E. Keepers, Prop of modem jazz and Spanish dancing. EMMITSBURG MARYLAND TA Fitzgerald's Shamrock THE MANY WARDROBE MAGIC LOOKS Restaurant-Motel — 6 Miles South of Emmitsburg Phone CR 1-5982 PLAN HIS Come See Our Exciting Back -School Fashions CASTLE FARMS FUTURE NOW... -to On The Monocacy At Sixes Bridge Come One,Come All Rt. 15 to Old Frederick Rd, go to Motter's Station Rd., Turn Left . To TOBEY'S . For A Perfect Collection of SWEET CORN Gay and Colorful HELP YOURSELF OFF THE WAGON Campus-Perfect 35c Fashions Assembled DOZEN With "YOU" in Mind

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