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VOL. LXXV, NO. 24 E,MMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND—FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955 SUBSCRIPTION: 32.00 PER YEAR Play Major Role In Winning State Basketball TH U RMONT Most Anything Firemen Will Championship For Mt. St. Mary's OBITUARIES SEEKS PUBLIC Sewer Estimate Sponsor Another John Gloninger LIBRARY Near Completion At A Glance Dies Suddenly A delegation of representative citizens of Thurmont appeared BY ABIGAIL Funeral' services for John R. Shooting Match Gloninger, co-owner of a Pitts- before the Board of County Com- missioners on Tuesday seeking Council Hears Complaints have come to this burgh brick firm, were held this Thirty-seven some desk about the way the Sat- members of the week, after the arrival of his county financial support to- Final plans for the complete Vigilant Hose urday night drawing has been Co. were present body from the West Coast. ward the library in that town. sewering of the town were dis- at the conducted on several occasions. regular monthly meeting The 64-year-old brick official, Members of the delegation ex- cussed at the regular monthly of the It seems as though the most group held Tuesday night who retired from active business plained that considerable inter- meeting of the Mayor and Com- in the Fire strenuous c omplaint comes Hall, President Her- five years ago, choked to death est had been aroused in Thurmont missioners of Emmitsburg held from interpretation of the rules. bert W. Roger presiding. while eating lobster on a visit in the proposed library and that Monday night in the Fire Hall, It is my firm belief that the Plans for a dinner honoring the with his daughter, Mrs. George the town commissioners and sev- Mayor Thornton W. Rodgers pre- rules and regulations govern- recently graduated class of fire- J. Fleury at Balboa, Calif. eral organizations had lent their siding in the absence of the chair- ing this project should be pub- men trained by the University support to the movement. man of the Sal Angelo Coach Phelan Jack Sullivan He died last Saturday despite Board of Commis- lished so that the public could of Maryland Fire E)itension School the efforts of four physicians— They asked the commissioners sioners Thomas J. Frailey. have full knowledge of the op- are now being made with date Statistics support the fact that individual Mason-Dixon Confer- including his son-in-law—to save for financial support on the same The Town Fathers announced eration, thus ending these dis- being announced later. It is plan- the 1954-55 Mount St. Mary's ence records and one team rec- him. He had been dining with basis that funds are appropriated that two - special meetings had putes and ill feelings once and ned to have the instructors and basketball team was the greatest ord. Individual tournament marks his wife and their daughter and for the C. Burr Artz library in been held concerning the sewer forever. Last Saturday there members of the Town Council in Mountaineer history. The set by sophomore Jack Sullivan son-in-law. Frederick. project. Council met on February The appeared to be even more con- present at the affair as honored Mountaineers posted, the greatest are: Most points per game, 44; Dr. Fleury indicated that Mr. commissioners explained 14 with members of the survey- that there fusion during the drawing when guests. number of wins in their history most field goals one game, 16; Gloninger was subject to choking are no funds in the ing company, the •R. Brooke Max- tickets signed by another per- Chief John J. Hollinger re- with a 23-4 over-all record, put most points one half, 25; most spells because of poor muscular budget which could be used for well Co. of Baltimore and again such a son were drawn and a hand- ported that five chimney fires Mason-Dixon Conference cham- points, tournament, 94; most free co-ordination. purpose at this time, but on February 28 with members of writing test was taken. The had occurred during the past pionships back to back and crack- throws, tournament, 30; most Surviving are his widow Mrs. that the matter would be taken the State Health Dept. Under the party whose name was writ- month with little damage result- ed every school mark except one. team points, tournament, 297. Catherine Gloninger, and another under consideration when the 1956 proposed plan it is believed that ten on the ticket was denied ing. In addition, three Mountaineers, Jack Sullivan, star scorer for daughter, Mrs. Denis McAuley, budget is prepared. the present disposal plant on The delegation was the award. It seems that the The honor roll, with the names Jack Sullivan, Sal Angelo and the locals for the second year of Pittsburgh, in addition to Mrs. headed by Creamery Road would either have Ross V. Smith and included party involved had tickets giv- of members who served in the Eddie Bals, were named to both in a row was named to both the Fleury. Thirteen grandchildren al- Miss to be enlarged or moved farther Mary Waesche, Mrs. en in his name by his grand- armed forces inscribed on it, has the All-Conference and All-Tour- Mason-Dixon All-Conference and so, survive. Ernest Ham- away from the town_ to a new research maker, D. Sayler father. After a bit of been completed and was presented ney teams. Sullivan led the state All-Tourney teams. In addition, Also surviving are three sons, Weybright and location. A final decision is due is Harry Zentz. The only library in I have discovered that this to the members Tuesday night. scorers with 688 points for a Sullivan was named to the Jer- J. Ledlie, David and Hugh Glon- in the near future. Thurmont at the present quite a common practice and Three new members were taken 2'5.5 game average. sey City Armory All-Star team inger, all of Pittsburgh; four sis- time, Town Clerk Louise Sebold pre- same it was said, is in the many are doing this very into the organization. They were In scoring 2,552 points in their and voted player of the year in ters, Mrs. Marie Rial, of Em- public sented the ‘reports of the secre- was al- school, and it is hoped to thing, believing that it Charles D. Gillelan, Ernest Ros- 27-game schedule, the Blue and the Jersey City area for his 44- mitsburg, Mrs. Bartholomew Ho- secure tary, treasurer and tax collector. Par- quarters where a right and in good faith. ensteel and Vincent Topper. Ap- White averaged 94.5 points per point effort against St. Peter's gan and Mrs. Simon Klosky, both library can be In addition, the clerk presented chil- established. ents sometime place their plications for membership were game to 72 points per game for College. Sal Angelo, senior cen- of Washington, and Mrs. Allen the Board with the annual finan- that Emmitsburg has had a dren's names on tickets so received from Donald Byard, the opposition. ter, for the third time running, O'Donough of Baltimore; a broth- public cial statement, for which she was bother at- library since 1906. they don't have to Francis Cool, and Eugene Rosen- Records Cracked was named to both All-Confer- er, J. Ledlie Gloninger, also of highly commended. Parking me- Now is tending the drawing. steel. The following Mount St. Mary's ence and All-Tourney teams. Ed Emmitsburg. ter revenue and fines for the rules or this contrary to the house rules committee, ton- records were smashed by the cur- Bals, making his first appear- The victim is a graduate of month of February was announc- which A State Legion Head not? Another instance sisting of Leo Keepers, J. W. rent Mountie squad: Gym scor- ance on All-Tourney and All- Mt St. Mary's College, Emmits- ed as $303.89. was when Visits Here happened last week Rowe, Guy R. McGlaughlin, Eu- ing record 202 points, Mount St. Conference teams, was named to burg. The Council approved a dona- drawn and The quarterly district meeting another name was gene Kraemer and Oldrich Tokar, Mary's 141 vs. Washington Col- the second Jersey City Armory tion of $1,000 to the Vigilant did not im- re- * of the Western Maryland District, when the winner was appointed to draw up rules lege 61, replaced the old record All-Star team. Sullivan also Hose Co. which opens its annual was claim- the Department of Maryland Ameri- mediately respond it and regulations governing activi- of 187 points set against Balti- ceived honorable mention on Services financial drive early next month. was drawn the Tracey can Legion was held Sunday at ed another flame ties in the recreation room at more University in 1954; new All-America team picked by Other appropriations okayed were winner belatedly the Francis X. Elder Post No. 121 after the first the fire house. team high 141 points vs. Wash- Brooklyn "Tablet." the Public Library, $100; Munici- which was de- Are Held with Burns Heltebridle, depart- filed his claim A communication was read from ington College replaced old rec- Phelan Given Much Credit pal Band, $100 and the Baseball what is the actual services for Mrs. Cath- ment vice-commander presiding. nied. Just from the Maryland Fire Chiefs' ord of 111 set against Baltimore Much of the credit for the suc- Funeral Club, $100. The Solons were in any, that those Blue Ridge Sum- Special guests present were waiting time, if Assn. inviting members , of the University in 1954; individual cess of the Mountaineer outfit erine Tracey, receipt of a letter from the State drawing have Tuesday after- Benjamin B. Buckner, state de- present for the local fire company to attend the high 44 points, Jack Sullivan vs. goes to Coach Jim Phelan, for- mit, were held Comptroller's office stating that claim? Allison Funeral partment commander; dept. ad- to register their benefit "Show of Shows" to be Baltimore University 1954, was mer LaSalle star, who in his noon at the due to the failure of the State Rev. Harry jutant Daniel H. Burkhardt and I am not saying anything held Mar. 20 at 2 p. m. In Me- tied twice by Sullivan against first year as head man of the Home, Fairfield, with Legislature to pass a bill raising the Lower Charles Michael, dept. assistant derogatory concerning the op- morial Stadium, Baltimore. The St. Peter's and Baltimore U.; Mounties, turned in the cham- S. Ecker pastor of the automobile license tag fee, sergeant-at-arms. There were eration of the drawing. In fact proceeds of the show will go to the high season total of 2,122 set pionship job. Things also are Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church ap- that the town would receive a in Phe- proximately 75 delegates present I admire the upright way the benefit fund of the surviving in the 1950-51 campaign was bro- bright for next season since officiating. decrease in its annual appropria- and following the meeting re- which it has been conducted, families of - the eight Baltimore ken by this year's 2,552 total; lan loses only one regular and The pallbearers were: Charles tion of about $300. A thank you freshments were served. but I feel the public is en- firemen who met death recently the individual career total of one reserve from this year's 13- Lott, Howard Knouse, Andrew letter was received frqm the Em- what is titled to know just in one of Baltimore's worst dis- 1,230 set by Pete Clark was bro- man squad. Kugler, Robert Wills, Robert mitsburg Mfg. Co., 'expressing this expected of it so that asters. ken by Sal Angelo's 1,236; the In posting 23 wins the Moun- Neely and Robert Scott. Inter- Personals appreciation for the improvement be eliminated. one-year high of knocked off St. Francis dissension can John Hollinger and Guy R. Mc- .596 set by Cos- taineers ment was in Fairfield Unio n, Mr. David Ohler, Route 2, is of the town alley adjacent to events like this grove in 1950-51, holding All-American Arguments at Glaughlin were appointed as a was broken by of Loretto, Cemetery. vacationing in Florida. the local sewing factory. expected but by all Sullivan's 688; two-year Maurice Stokes to seven points, can be committee to promote a benefit high of Mrs. Tracey died last Sunday Mrs. Mary C. Fuss, E. Main Police Chief Daniel J. Kaas should be kept to 840 set by Sal Angelo was bro- Georgetown, St. Peter's and St. means they shooting match to be held at the evening in a Baltimore hospitai St., celebrated her 90th birthday filed his regular monthly report if we all un- ken by Brooklyn. Only the a minimum and Civic Assn. grounds soon, and Sullivan's 1,119. Francis of after shooting herself in the head anniversary last Tuesday. to the Board and recommended rules I am sure Conference Records Topped Quantico Marines beat the Moun- derstand the will start at 1 p. m. Easter hams Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rose Lansinger is visit- that pedestrian crosswalk lines misunderstandings can Mountaineers taineers in convincing fashion. future will be offered as prizes. also smashed five The shooting took place in the ing her son-in-law and daughter, be painted at various intersec- avoided. Hope I haven't of- garage be at her home. Her hus- Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Hyde, tions in town, extending the en- anyone. band, fended "CITIZENS OF TOMORROW" ENTRIES Stanley E. Tracey, is re- Towson. Mrs. Hyde is the former tire width of the roadway instead tired, and not the proprietor ot Mae Lansinger. of just "indicating." He also rec- the Local Airman garage where previously the A turkey dinner was served on ommended that all curbing and Earl shooting • I want to thank Mrs. happened. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday at the home of Mr. and parking meter stall lines be re- handker- Omar Booze for the lovely Receives Award For Tracey are owners of Tra- Mrs. Roy Sanders in honor of the painted. Council was informed last week. cey chief she sent me Corners' Garage and are va- 27th wedding anniversary of Mr. that several requests for double article I did cationing You remember the Achievement in Florida. and Mrs. M;.urice Moser, the an- white lines at the four approach- her several weeks ago? es to the Square be painted on about Air Force Captain Charles E. • a a niversary occurring Feb. 22. Pres•- Mrs. Booze is a former , the roadway as motorists have Well Rowe of Emmitsburg, has been ent were Mr. and Mrs. Moser, resident of Emmitsburg and is MRS. JOHN W. ROYER passing at this presented with a Third Army Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Krom and recently been now living in Iowa. She was Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Royer, dangerous intersection. The sec- Certificate of Achievement at its 77, family, York; Mr. and Mrs. Clif- the recipient of a lovely letter died Thursday, March 3 at 7:45 retary was instructed to contact headquarters at Ft. McPherson, ford Blair and family, Thurmont; from Mrs. Eisenhower who a. m. at her home in Commission on Ga. Johnsville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valentine the State Roads mentioned nice things about Md., after an extended It was announced the Capt. Rowe was honored for illness. and family and Bobbie Troxell. the matter. this town in a letter to her. Born in Frederick County, she county dog-catcher had been in his performance as pilot of spe- Louis Callahan, Jr., Baltimore, Well anyway, many thanks. In- was a daughter of the late Amos town this week and that several cial missions aircraft transporting and Mrs. Alma Wetzel visited cidentally, Mrs. Booze men- and Laura Bruchey Graham and stray animals had been, rounded the commanding general of the over the weekend at the home tions she has received several was a life-long member of taken to Frederick to be Third Army, Lt. Gen. A. R. Bol- the of Mrs. Eugene Warthen, near up and letters from old friends here Old Order German Baptist Church destroyed. ling, and key staff officers of St. Anthony's. as the result of the article in of Beaver Dam. As is the usual custom, the Third Army Headquarters. He Weekend guests of Mr. and the Chronicle. Surviving are seven children Town Fathers adopted Daylight also cited for ,his role as Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald were Mr. was Mrs. Ruth Peterson and Paul H. Saving Time when it goes into officer-in-ebarge :of thie instru- and Mrs. William Garner, Ar- Royer, Dover, Pa.; William A. effect the last week in April, to ment training and instructor pi- lington, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Thom- the Mail Bag: Comes and Joseph M. Royer, Baltimore; continue through September. From lot of the 22315th squadron at as Arcidiacono and children of from William R. Mrs. Margaret Springer, Emmits- Social Security and withholding a postcard Dobbins Air Force Base, Mari- Hagerstown and Miss Patricia Los Angeles, Calif. burg; Franklin E. Boyer, Freder- tax for town employes was dis- Sullivan, Ga. Fitzgerald, Annapolis. advises: "Until a so- etta, ick, and Mrs. Catherine Stigely, cussed arid it was decided that The card Making the presentation was John Beegle, University of found for the traffic Johnsonville; six stepchildren, in the future these employes lution is Brig. Gen. Louis W. Truman, Maryland, spent the weekend at congestion problem, let us Jacob N. Royer, Baltimore; Da- would be subject to participation of Sfaff of the Third Army. the home of his parents, Dr. and keep some of the cars off the Chief Photo at top, left to right, shows Jack Besash, 5 months, vid A. and James A. Royer, Har- in these two services. The Army area covers the sev- Mrs. D. L. Beegle. streets by having a stricter and Donna Besash, 3, children of Mr. and Mrs.\ Jack risburg; John E. Royer, San en southeastern states of Ala- Besash of Miss Ruth Umbel, Towson State driving license code." Imagine, Francisco, Calif.; George A. Roy- bama, Florida, Georgia, Missis- Emmitsburg. At bottom, left to right, are the son and daughter Teachers College, visited her par- MUNICIPAL and I don't emen know the er, Hanover, and Mrs. Anna Wey- sippi, North and S”th Carolina, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Kerrigan. They are John Ward, 2, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Um- guy! Let's put it this way Mr. bright, Thurmont; 12 grandchil- Tennessee, as well as Fort Camp- and Patricia Louise, Ui years old. bel, over the. weekend. LEAGUE Sullivan, if you will stop driv- dren, two great-grandchildren and bell, Ky. a brother, Norman H. Graham of ing, so will I. the OPPOSES BILL The citation accompanying Johnsonville; two sisters, Mrs. Warning Issued On certificate of achievement lauded Glee Club To Open Sprmg Concert Margaret Eyler, Union Bridge and Kite Flying The Legislative Committee of Capt. Rowe for his "remarkable Mrs. Edna Morrison, the Maryland Municipal League Local baseball officials asked The Mount St. Mary's College young musicians are majors in Hanover. Local schools have received skill, judgment and knowledge in Funeral services were unanimously went on record this me to convey their thanks and Glee Club, the Rev. David W. public school music in the depart- held on posters warning children to exer- carrying out his assigned mis- ment Saturday at 9:30 a. m. at the week as opposing Senate Bill 323 appreciation to all those who Shaum, director, opens its spring of music of Western Mary- cise caution while flying kites and sions, particularly during adverse Royer home in Johnsville, fol- and urged all local officials to supported the recent benefit concert season Wednesday, March land College, Westminster. model airplanes. Distributed by weather conditions, and contrib- benefit lowed by further voice their opposition to their dance. It was a success despite 16 in Frederick, with a Miss Ridgely will be heard in rites in the the Potomac Edison Co. here, the uted materially to the excellent John's the Beaver Dam Church at 10 a. m. State Senators and Delegates to severe thundershowers. performance for the Saint "Waltz Song" from Gounod's posters point out the dangers of safety record of his squadron." Richard Elders David Benedict and Geo. the General Assembly. Athletic Assn. The Rev. Romeo and Juliet and Rodgers kites and planes coming in con- • • • Stansbury officiated. Interment in At a special meeting Mitchell, a Mount alumnus, and and Hammerstein's brilliant Many tact with electric wires. members par- Beaver Dam Cemetery. discussed he consequences of Was talking to Louie Rosen- assistant at the Frederick A New Day. As the finale, the Potomac Edison Co. Safety Su- the bill which would affect steel a few days ago and he Fines ish, has arranged the St. Pat- Glee Club and guest soprano will pervisor Raymond Beard stated the dis- Motorists Pay Mount Has "Alma Mater" tribution of state-collected tells me he's the proud recip- rick's Eve program. Join voices in "Serenade' from there are still many tragic acci- but second locally-shared taxes. ient of a letter from General This is the Glee Club's 'The Student Prince" and "Shall Mount St. Mary's College now dents reported each year result- Members of For Violations sponsorship the League agreed that Douglas MacArthur, thanking appearance under the We Dance" from the Broadway as an official and original "Alma ing from careless kite and model the bill James would result in serious him for a birthday card he re- Four out-of-town and one local of the Athletic Assn. hit, "The King and I" Vlater." Title of the new melody, plane flying. Fatalities are revenue nu- losses which would ceived from Louie over a motorist paid fines tefore Magis- Coyne, baritone, will be heard in Saturday, March 26, will bring vritten by Rev. Fr. David W. merous and severe burns have to be often made up at the month ago. Louie seemed to trate Charles D. Gillelan of $67.25 "Bells of the Sea," a familiar the Glee Club of the Georgetown Shaum, a native of Taneytown, are suffered local level by ad- when the necessary ditional taxes. be real proud of it and he has for various infractions of the chantey, and Alicia' Scott's plain- Hospital School of Nursing to :rid Rev. Fr. William D. McGon- nrecautions are not heeded. The Maryland had it framed. Louie recalls motor vehicle code during Feb- tive, "Think On Me." William the Mount campus. This 30-voice gle, is "Hail, White and Blue." According to League will re- Beard and the quest that it be seeing the General when he ruary. All arrests were made by Beal, tenor, will make his initial group is under the direction of school posters, permitted to ex- persons flying press its views to joined his outfit in the Philip- Police Chief Daniel J. Kaas. appearance as soloist in the pop- David Ferland, a music major at `..icense To Wed :Res and planes should the Senate Fl- make sure lance Committee. pines during World War II, but Those fined included Donald E. ular ballad, "Tell Me That You the Catholic University. The John K. Stoner, Emmitsburg, they keep away from electric concert never had the opportunity to Hobbs, Fairfield, operating with Love Me." Prior to the nurses will present several selec- flel Viola M. Bowser, Frederick. vires; only dry cotton string "To a higher degree meet him personally. inadequate muffler, $11.45; Eu- the gleemen will visit the cloist- tions, as will the Mount singers save secured a marriage license zhould be used; metal should nev- than ever before, America needs Autographs seem to be Lou- ene C. Shimshock, Beaver Mea- ered Visitation Convent and sing Then both groups will harmonizt n Frederick. r be used on kites and under no scientists, skilled technicians and ie's hobby and he gets a big dows, Pa., failing to obey traffic for the religious and students. n a medley of popular tunes -onditions should anyone climb a research experts to lead the way kick out of collecting them. light, $6.45; Floyd Bowman, Cas- Sunday afternoon, March 20, This program will be presented Announce Engagement 'ompany pole to release to great- kites er progress and Among his choicest gems col- cade, Md., exceeding 50 m.p.h., the choraleers will journey to in the Purcell Lounge. A nomi- Mr. and Mrs. Raoy Wachter. tuck on them. accomplishment." —Charles R. Sligh, Jr., lected are those autographs of $26.45; Richard D. Bricker, Way- Martinsburg, West Virginia, to nal fee of admission is asked. Keymar, have announced the en- "Communities, hospitals, and chairman, executime committee President Eisenho wer, Vice nesboro, failing to yield the right- sing for St. Joseph's School. The Free refreshments will be served. gagement of their daughter, Do- eactories that depend on contin- NAM. President Nixon, Mary Pick- of-way to approaching traffic, Rev. Charles Ferry, Mount alum- Sunday afternoon, March 27, line Grace, to Donald E. Eyler JOUS electric service often are ford, Buddy Rodgers, Guy Lom- $11.45, and Paul E. Shocky, Em- nus, and assistant at St. Joseph's, the Mount Glee Club returns to son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eyler, inconvenienced by careless kite LAST bardo, Sammy Kaye, ex-Gov- mitsburg, operating without a is chairman of the committee in Martinsburg to sing a charity Rocky Ridge. The wedding will and model airplane flyers," Mr. SATURDAY ernor Herbert R. O'Conor, Bing driver's license, $11.4.5. The Po- charge of the concert. Charlotte concert for the veteran patients Lake place in the near future. Beard said. "Metal wires from Francis K reitz—$24.30 Crosby, Governor McKeldin, lice Dept. issued 15 warning Ridgely, lyric soprano, will be at the Newton D. Baker Hospital. kites and planes becoming en- whom he met tickets during the month. Park- guest soloist with the Mount Glee This program has been arranged A daughter was born this week and Irving Berlin tangled in eltrtric wires may THIS SATURDAY NIGHT overseas while he was appear- ing meter and other parking vi- Club in the Martinsburg program. by Mrs. Robert Daugherty, Em- to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Manning, cause costly damage through the ing in "This Is The Army" olations for the month totaled Patricia Hammersly will serve as mitsburg, as a special service en- at the Warner Hospital, Gettys- elimination of power to all types $245.00 show. $45.45. the soloist's accompanist. Both tertainment. burg, Pa. of establishments and homes." 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Emmitsburg Chronicle hit .296, couldn't steal bases like A final 1954-55 count of whoop- Cobb, and soon faded. Hartung ing cranes at their winter refuge SPORTS HAWS in Texas shows that the sole EMMITSBURG, FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND was fabulous - in advance. He Irons surviving flock of America's rar- PUBLISHED WEEKLY ON FRIDAY didn't hold up. Lou Novikoff You Can Count of est migratory birds has declined the Cubs was another came Published by CHRONICLE PRESS & ASSOCIATES,Emmitsburg, Md. who to 21, three less than last year. alp to CHARLES A. ELDER, Editor the majors amid widespread -Sports Afield EDWARD G. STULL, Business Manager fiporling ballyhoo after he had been hit- Phone HIlIcrest 7-5511 ting sensation in the minors. But n 3Netvz he failed to hit big-time pitching TERMS--$2.00 a Year in Advance. with any consistency. Then there by J. G. Taylor Spink MI Communications and Checks Intended for This raper Should Be was Pitcher Johnny Gee, for whom Addressed CHRONICLE PRESS & ASSOCIATES, Emmitsburg, Md the Pirates paid $75,000 in 1939. ThIS, Copy for Advertisements Must Be Received in This Office Not Later You Can't Tell A Lemon But after coming up from Syra- looks Tu-Teored) Than Wednesday Evening to Insure Publication in the Next Issue From A Peach in Spring cuse, Gee hurt his arm. When he enticing finally wound up his major league Entered as Second Class Matter Who among at the Postoffice at Emmitsburg, new major league career, he had won seven Haryland, Under the Act of March 3, games, 1879. players are going to be the peach- but lost 12. MEMBER MARYLAND PRESS ASSOCIATION, INC. es of the 1955 crop? Or the lem- For everyone of the highly ons? No one, says The'Sporting ballyhooed, says The Sporting News, can say with any certainty News, "What My Vote Will Mean to there's a kid like Jerry PolPPG rrof SJ HS NEWS at this stage of the year. But, Coleman, Me." The contest was sponsored who walks in without even so, some major club front notice S H EiS Students were entertained Tues- by the American Legion Auxili- and becomes a candidate lay afternoon, Mar. 1, offices and their farm officials for rookie of the year. Nobody For Boys (Ind Girls by the ary, Francis X. Elder Post. v., u .s1 . ., Mt. St. Mary's College Glee Club put out bold statements about saw much in Phil Rizzuto, either, under this young man or that. at the beginning. the direction of Rev. David Michael Topper and David Wen- W. Shaum. Sometimes, says The Sporting The choristers render- schhof have entered safety post- Right now, before the new sea- -d among News, the magnates don't even their selections such ers in the Maryland Automobile sons gets under way, who can DO YOUR LETTERS know what they've got. Take last say Every Poll-Parrot Shoe that favorites as "You'll Never Walk Assn. contest under the auspices which of the highly-touted Alone," year, for example. The prize rookies "Dona Nobis Pacem," a of the AAA. The deadline for this will come through, if GET OPENED FIRST? we have is the result of lots medley of rookies of 1954 were nursery rhymes and a poster contest is Mar. 25. Wally Moon any? And who can pick from the spiritual "Rock of My Soul." The in the National League and Bob others another Moon or Grim? It - or last? Many people of pre-testing by active boys glee club's next performance will Grim in the American. Yet, while might be much more profitable, prince and glance through and girls. They play in them be the colorful opera "Carmen" There is one infallible rule for other young players were getting says The Sporting News, trying their mail and open the most big and will be staged in the Mount's identifying a puffball mushroom: buildups a year ago, Moon to pick a three-horse parlay. inviting, important - looking everyday, all day to make Memorial Gym. if it's white all the way through and Grim weren't being men- • tioned-were'nt, envelopes first. sure they fit and wear better. • and there's no distinct stem run- in fact, even on As George Gobel might put it, big league rosters. The Cardinals Your letters will have Watch Howdy Doody on TV Mary Jane Scott won first prize ning through the meat, eat it. they don't make catchers like Count on Poll-Parrot-Come didn't buy Moon plenty of "priority appeal" Tuesdays. Check your news- for her essay on the subject, -Sports Afield from Rochester that no more. He would be talk- if until April 12, and that on paper for time and channel in today! was ing about Ray Schalk of the you'll let us print your letter- a second guess. Grim, from Bing- White Sox, recently elected to the heads on distinguished Ham- ihamton, didn't win his Yankee Hall of Fame. According to The mermill Bond with Hammer. WALLPAPER! WALLPAPER! varsity uniform until April. Sporting News, Schalk in one mill Bond Envelopes to This Over 1,000 Patterns from Which to Choose! season, says The Sporting year stole more bases than all match in color and finish. MARTIN'S SHOE STORE News, the Cardinals are saying of the major league catchers did that their new outfielder, Bill Vir- last year. He stole 30 in 1916. "The Place to Go For the Brands You Know" 25c A Roll and Up don, just can't miss. But will he Last year the entire crop of 56 be another All Kinds of Interior Painting Done on Short Notice Moon? The Yankees catchers in the majors stole a Chronicle Press BALTIMORE STREET GETTYSBURG, PA. are sold on Elston Howard. But combined total of only 19. EMMITSBURG, MD. We Furnish Everything You Need. is he as sure a shot this year as the unknown Grim was a year FRANCIS HARDMAN ago? Figuring rookie s, says The Announcement! Emmitsburg, Md. Phone 7 4154 Sporting News, is a risky busi- Ladies! Gentlemen! ness. All of us remember the young men who had one blazing MAKE YOURS A THE NATIONAL GRANGE year, then faded away. They looked like Cobbs, Fellers, Ruths, FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY bound surely for their eventual niche in the Hall of Fame. But HAND-TAILORED SUIT Announces the Appointment of their stars fell almost as fast as Corporation of Emmitsburg, Md. they shot up. Right now, Willie ORDER NOW! Mays looks like one of the finest players in the business, with his CARLOS P. ENGLAR, JR. J UARY 1, 1954, ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1954 sensationtal catches, his home Finest Imported South Seton Avenue runs, his average of .345. But EMMITSBURG, MD. RECEIPTS suppose he hits only .300 this and Domestic Fabrics year. He'll probably be consid- Phone HIllcrest 7-4133 Franchise Tax $ 28.75 -?red a bust. We Also Have Bank Stock II Tax 412.53 Look back Mr. Englar invites you to call him at any- Trial Magistrates, from after some of the County ip-and-coming Men's Ready-Made time and Commissioners 250.60 sensations. A few he will be glad to discuss MON- Ine3me Taxes 913.19 ;ears ago the Yankee thought Suits and Sport Coats EY-SAVING propositions on your AUTO- they had another Refund on Insurance 3.09 Joe DiMaggio FARM - LIABILITY Trader's License 1,801.13 in a young man named Mickey Popular Lines Fire and other insur- Admission Tax 127.31 Mantle. He gave big and spectac- ance. Parking Meter Account 3,249.84 ular promise the first season, but New Sport Shirts Gas and Motor Vehicle Tax 3,051.95 hasn't lived up to that promise SUPERIOR CLAIM Alcoholic Beverage Tax 576.50 since. In 1'941, Pete SERVICE Racing Receipts Reiser was Are Now In Stock! 1,619.19 a sensation, but not RICHARD B. FLORENCE, Taxes, Local (includes the 1953 taxes paid after that. District Manager Gene Bearden and Johnny Beaz- in 1954) 9,027.82 420 East Main Street, Emmitsburg, Md. Sewer Tax $1,903.80 ley seemed certain 20-game win- Real and Personal 7,124.02 ners for years to come, but they I HERSHEY'S TAILOR SHOP Traffic Fines-Local 169.90 had it for only one season. Earned by Maintenance Men 94.50 Two others who were among (Opposite the Courthouse) Automobile Fees 1,204.75 the heaviest ballyhooed Sale of old automobile prospects parked on Commu- were Johnny Rucker nity Field 3.00 and Clint Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. Hartung of the Commission, Public Telephone 35.28 Giants. Bill Terry thought he saw a second Ty Cobb TOTAL RECEIPTS $22,569.33 in Rucker, but the young man Special Purchase Sale! DISBURSEMENTS

Administration $2,027.20 SUITS COATS Insurance 537.78 Election, expenses 43.50 Now .. . WENTZ'S Street Lights 2,058.76 TOPPERS Traffic Light 212.29 Donations 1,325.00 Vigilant Hose Co. $1,000 give you .. . U. S. RUBBER COMPANY'S Misses', Junior's. Your Spring out- Emmitsburg Public Library 100 fit Emmitsburg Baseball Assn. 100 is here! Fitted or boxy jackets VFW Ambulance Fund 25 in single and double breasted Emmitsburg Municipal Band 100 styles. Water Rent, Fire Hydrants 39000 Disposal Plant, Sewage 1,744.79 Sewer Lines 174.77 P:liceman 3,250.00 BED-O'-FOAM Police Expenses, Supplies and Extra Po- 815.98 lice Service 028.00 MATTRESS AND FOUNDATION Streets, Maintenance, Repairs and Signs 3,110.03 ALL-WOOL TOPPERS $12.98 Alleys 1,393.31 Stone $415.14 Building and Patching 941.00 Repairs 37.17 $79.50 Town Lgt, Grading 36.10 TWIN SIZE .... DRESS SALE Magistrate, Local 60.00 Sanitatio 1, "Clean Up Days" 86.25 In new wardrobe prints and Purchase of Police Car 1,518.33 Spring's latest colors, one or two- Equipping 174.68 Town & Country Tires $50.00 $99.50 piece styles. New navies, greys, da- Fire Extinguisher 14.50 FULL SIZE .... cia, and beige. Juniors', misses' First Aid Kit 8.33 Lettering 24.00 and women's sizes. Siren, etc. 66.70 Your days are so crowded, so busy. Your Switch in Car 11.15 Gasoline for Police Car, from October 5 .... 96.92 nights should be blessed with really sound, Removal c.f Snow from Streets 318.70 $5.00 Christmas Decorations 373.74 restorative sleep; rest is a luxury you deserve. 1953 Current Bills Paid in January, 1954 403.91 BED-0'-FOAM floats you as on water. Your DRESS UP THE TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $19,964.06 muscles relax .. . . and tensions slip away. $ 2,605.27 This pressureless support never cramps or re- Younger

Bank Balance, January 1, 1954 $10,394.18 stricts circulation; it assures healthful refresh- 1953 Receipts Paid in January, 1954 3,274.46 for each day. 2,605.27 ment new set $16,273.91 BED-0'-FOAM is self-airing and has exact Coats Bank Balance January 1, 1955 $16,128.61 resilience for greatest body comfort. and Toppers 1954 Receipts Paid in Janu- $8.98 15.98 ary 1955 $940.93 foundation to Current Bills, 81954 Paid The is engineered to exact yield- in January 1955 795.63 ing rigidity. Together they offer scientifically Girls' Suits $145.30 $16,273.91 perfect comfort. $5.98 to 9.98 Parking Meter Account: Earned by Parking Meters January 1, 1954 to De- cember 31, 1954 and paid into the General Fund $3,249.84 Little 868.33 Balance in Parking Meter Account January 1, 1955 SEE IT TODAY! Tots' Coats Taxes Unpaid 1950 $ 16.75 Taxes Unpaid 1951 16.75 YOU'LL BE AMAZED AT $5.98 to 9.98 Taxes Unpaid 1952 32.50 SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE! Taxes Unpaid „1953 101.75 Taxes Unpaid 1954 532.82 Use Our Convenient LOUISE SEBOLD, Treasurer Lay-a-way Plan! BURGESS: Thornton W. Rodgers WF,NTZ'S COMMISSIONERS: Thomas J. Frailey Serving You Since '22 Charles R. Fuss THOMP3ON'S Wales Rightnour 121 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. CARLISLE STREET GETTYSBURG, PA EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND—FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955 THREE

that in 1940 governmental ex- Under the program, farmers ments will not be eligible for tainty of the amount of any crop penditures were 18.4 per cent are reimbursed by the govern- government reimbursement" Mr. which they will be able to har- of the gross national product MARYLAND ment for about half the cost of Reeves pointed out. "But t his vest." The ASC chairman also (roughly, the total of all finan- the practice. should not discourage the farmers called attention to the fact ?hat Frank S. Topper "Producers who over - harvest from signing up, cial transactions), while in 1953 since at this bills are now pending in both Insurance Agency they were 28.1 per cent. FARM any of their basic crop allot- early date farmers have no cer- Houses of Congress which, if Government is getting too passed, would remove this restric- big when it controls nearly 30 FRONT tion. AUTOMOBILE - FIRE per cent of the volume of all EXCLUSIVE CLUB? GENERAL LIABILITY the financial transactions in the GM3 Robert L. Wivell, of the Facts You Should Know nation. The lower-bracket and Farmers of Maryland were U. S. Navy, stationed at Charles- Did you ever pause while middle - bracket taxpayers ac- urged this week to sign up in the ton, S. C., spent the weekend Office; Mt. Road tually have a greater stake in 1955 here with his scanning the front page of your Agricultural Conservation 11/41 parents and friends. Phone HI. 7-3461 newspaper to check on h o w this high cost of government Program by Mr. George B. Reev- FOR He recently returned from an many of the articles were re- than the upper-bracket taxpay- es, chairman of the Maryland Ag- DUES - PAYING eight-week cruise to Puerto Rico. porting on economic facts di- ers do, in spite of the fact that ricultural Stabilization and Con- UNION MEMBERS rectly or indirectly affecting the upper brackets pay a big- servation Committee. your standa,rd of living? Try ger percentage of their incomes Mr. Reeves said that conserva- MilVI ROI to it today or tomorrow. Chances in taxes. U. S. Treasury figures tion measures available to farm- life,liberfq. are that many of the news ar- show that in a recent year, 42.6 ers signing into the program in- and the pursuit ticks on Page 1 concern some- million Americans paid a Fed- clude renovation and seeding of of happiness. ‹.1-*• USED CARS thing in which you have an eral income tax. Of this num- pastures, installation of tile drain- economic interest. This is es- ber, 42.3 million were in the age, construction of open ditch pecially true at a time when middle and lower brackets (un- drainage, construction of f arm No Down Payment on Cars Under $600 Congress and most of the state der $25,000) and only 330,000 ponds for livestock water or irri- legislatures are in session fix- were in the over-$25,000 brack- gation, contour striperopping and ing budgets and debating new et. And the people in the low- others. 1954 Ford Tudor, 8-Cyl., 0.D., fully equipped. er and middle income-bracket taxes. Ford Fordor, 8-Cyl; Fordomatic, 20,000 miles. The Tax Foundation, a pri- accounted for more than 90 1953 vate non - profit organization per cent of the national income. 1953 Ford Custom Tudor, 8-cyl; Fully Equipped. Going research in governmental That's where the big lump of 91124/11.01aL taxes must from. 1951 Mercury Fordor; fully equipped. finance, has just published a come By BILL PAULSON' vitluable statistical book to Encouraging Facts 1950 Ford Tudor, fully equipped help people understand what's Good news for taxpayers is 1950 Chevrolet Fordor; Power Glide; Low Mileage. found in going on in our economic world. Table 37 which shows 1950 (2) Ford Custom Fordor Sedans; fully equip- It is entitled "Facts and Fig- that over-all governmental ex- ures on Government Finance," penses decreased in the fiscal ped; 8-cylinders and Overdrive.' 1954-1955. It sells for $2 per year 1954 by nearly $4.5 billion. 1949 Mercury Club Coupe; fully equipped. This was the first such decline copy at The Tax Foundation, 1949 Plymouth Tudor; R & H. 30' Rockefeller Plaza, New York since 1948. It was due largely City. Every one of its 229 to an approximately $7 billion 1942 Olds Club Coupe; good condition pages contains a table or graph cut in Federal government ex- of information of importance penditures. State government to your pocketbook. expenditures were up only $600 Why Pay Taxes? million; while local government SPERRY'S GARAGE For instance, Chart No. 1 expenditures went up more shows that since 1940 Amer- than $2 billion. "Ford Dealers Since 1927" ica's industrial production has Local, state and Federal gov- Phone 7-5131 Pmmitsburg, Md. increased 125 per cent and the ernments in the fiscal year 1954 "Well, thank heavens for the rational income by 319 per cent cost tax paying citizens $103.2 'right-to-work'!" Open Evenings Ti! 8 P. M. while the cost of government billion. The Federal government was soaring more than 500 per spent $71 billion; state govern- cent! Another yardstick on the ments $14.7 billion; and local cost of government is pro- governments $17 billion. Alto- vided in Table 35 which shows gether the per capita expendi- ture for government in the USA was $652.20 on a per capita in- come of $1709. We citizens don't realize such a heavy percentage of goveYnment cost is being as- Sprays s.essed because much of the tax take is in indirect taxes which 03E1E 31P1001PILE are added into the production Et-at of Ivy cost of goods and services. I don't like to start things Our Advantages early. I temporize, delay, fidget, Table 24 in the Tax Founda- procrastinate, and then do things tion's new book should be stud- in a rush at the last minute, ied by every citizen, especially muttering that I work under pressure. Which I don't, of our youngsters in high schools course. and colleges. It shows the min- Err * * • utes of working time required 3130t70 3E1M1130 It takes a heap of ploughin' by industrial workers to buy to cultivate a lad. selected foods in 11 countries * * * of the world. The food items Disciples of Tarzan who com- listed are bread, beef, fish, mune with nature sooner or later butter, cheese, milk, potatoes, learn that nature doesn't al- ways commune back. Aping an coffee, tea, lard, sugar and eggs. apeman is not to be monkeyed Here are samples of the com- with. parative advantages which our * * system gives CAMAS American economic EAT 1954 Even actors have to eat. There American industrial workers are producers who minimize the (U. S. Labor Dept. figures for necessity, but it's there. * * * the period 1951-52): American industrial employ- With some guests you invite es work 31 minutes to buy a to tea, you wish you could serve a different kind — hemlock. pound of beef; French workers, * * * 126 minutes; Italians, 128 min- GM OAPOP Makiti With Ezio Pinza's recipe for utes; Russians, 132 minutes. risotto served with mussels, Americans work 18 minutes to cook's night out is one enchanted buy a pound of fish; French evening. workers, 3 minutes; Italians, minutes; Russians, 135 min- Heard on "THE HALLS 65 OF IVY", CBS-TV, star- utes. Americans work 2 min- ring Ronald Colman utes to buy a pound of pota- Ford passenger-car sales toes; French workers, 3 min- to customers outnumbered iltes ; Italian, five minutes; Russians, 9 minutes. Americans work 32 minutes for a dozen those of any other make by thousands* eggs; French w,*-kers, 118 min- utes; Italians, 126, and Rus- BABY CHICKS sians, 187. As Hatched or Sexed Who's system is best? New Hamps.—Wh. Rocks zflk"ID IT'S EASY Leghorns — Sex-Links TO SEE WHY! Ames-in-Cross-Hybrids 7tate Sale Of Ford • Started Chicks Ccirs Exceeds That • Gr. Pullets Ford is the leader in styling • Poults—Beltsville Wh. Of All Others B. B. Bronze Retail sale of Ford cars to Motorists know that Ford has set the style trend in the • • Maryland residents in 1954 ex- ceeded those of any other auto- industry for years. And now, with styling inspired by the EQUIPMENT mobile make by 308 units, accord- fabulous Thunderbird, Ford is farther out front than ever! ing to net auto registration fig- Feeders Waterers ures made available recently by Brooders Fencing R. L. Polk and Co. The net registration totals for Full line of all equipment. Maryland showed Ford with 22,- Ford is the leader in V-8 power • • 741 units, as compared to 22,433 Vaccines Medications passenger cars for the second- Ford was first in its field (by 23 years) to provide the ad- • • place, make. The raw registration figures, as vantages of V-8 power. Since that time, Ford has built over compiled by Polk, also showed a Ford is the leader in ride 14,000,000 V-8 engines—more than all other makers combined! MILFORD HATCHERY Ford lead of 284 units. The fig- For 1955, Ford offers two new and mighty V-8's, as well as Old. Ford was first in its field to introduce Ball-Joint Front a 3-50/5 ures were 22,959 units for Ford most modern Six—all with the split-second Randallstown, Md. and 22,675 units for Ford's near- Suspension—the greatest advance in chassis design in 20 response of Trigger-Torque power! est competitor. years. And, for '55, it's even better. Springs are set at an angle to smooth out even the tiniest bumps. It's the new Angle ARE YOU READY? Ford -Poised Ride. TIME BURPEE'S FORD IS LEADER IN ALL THE FEATURES GARDEN SEEDS THAT IVKAICE YOUR CAR

SIITORTHE =ORE WHEAT *According to VOLT regotration figures All Kinds of Fertilizers M vdae furnished by HMV IT - WORTH AMORE R. L. Polk & Company. VIGORO & PEAT MOSS WHEN YOU SELL IT Ptovei safest GARDEN TOOLS ZURGABLE BROTHERS SPERRY'S G RAGE Oliver Sales & Service EMMITSBURG MARYLAND South Seton Avenue Phone HI 7-5131 Emmitsburg, Md. Great TV, Ford Theeter, WRC-9:30 P. M., Thursday FOUR EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND—FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 195,5

going all out to win. length of the season. Bay region where the ducks first Neither can we help but won- Without the use of bait, it was appear, and another for southern New Registrar der why our government is not contended, the ducks just won't Maryland. Bernard S. Kaliss, an instruc- doing more to see that Ameri- come. Although some states have The meeting was a hurried one tor in English at Mt. St. Mary's 1 1955 SPRING SEEDING cans, and particularly our young- natural bait, most Maryland because of the necessity of pre- College, has been named regis- sters, are not better trained in the hunting areas are bare. senting our views to Mr. Ernest trar of the college, succeeding By Ted Kesting use of firearms. The recovery of winded ducks, Vaughn, Director of the Mary- John M. Roddy Jr., who resigned Garden and Vegetable Seeds. Bulk and Packaged. Now some argue that modern or cripples, is exceedingly diffi- land Dept of Game and Inland after 19 years as registrar to ac- Last November in Caracas, weapons eliminate the need for cult under the present regulations Fish, who will take them to the cept a post at Cumberland as an ONION SETS SE FIELD Venezuela, the chosen riflemen, skilled riflemen. In spite of many and, even from a conservation meeting of wild life officials in insurance district manager. SEEDS pistol shots, and shotgunners of theories in this direction, they standpoint, many ducks are lost Montreal on Mar. 15, during Originally from Waterbury, many countries competed in a never have and there is no pres- unnecessarily. One sports man which regulations for next season Conn.Conn., Mr. Kaliss graduated from Clovers, Alfalfa, Elsa( e, Ladino, Pasture Mixes, great sporting event. The Ameri- ent evidence or proof that they pointed out that he had shot as will be discussed. the in 1951 and received Clinton Oats. cans were swell in skeet compe- will. many as nine ducks to pick up However, I think much prog- his master of arts degree in 1953 titions; we also made a good Congressional appro priations the bag limit of four. ress was made. County spokes- from Fordham University. The showing in the pistol matches. The for training civilian shooters and bag limit, too, is regarded men for the hunters have been Certified Maine Grown Seed Potatoes rifle matches—we might as well for the national rifle matches for by some as discriminatory. The appointed and will correlate their face it—were pretty much domi- service and civilian competitors limit in Delaware for instance, is groups and report to Mr. Vaughn. eight. A suggestion was made If another Red Bliss, Cobblers, Katadins, nated by Russia. used to be more than $300,000 meeting—or a dozen COMPLETE Chippewas, Seba- Why? Pete Brown, arms ex- annually. During recent years ap- that setting the limit per blind meetings—are necessary, we will goes, Russets, Green Mountain, Kennebecs. pert for Sports Afield magazine, propriations have been cut to rather than per person would be hold them. As I said before, we're TONSORIAL SERVICE helpful. explains it this way. Competitive $130,000 or less. out for results this time. Finally, made "It pays to Look your best" shooting in the U. S. has been Dewey Short, former chairman suggestions were that the hunting, season be di- FERTILIZER & LIME predominately prone. Our shoot- of the House Armed Forces Com- vided in two—one for the upper Japan produced a record MAC'S BARBER SHOP ers are selected in time-limited mittee, recently said "There is no 10,- 633,00 tons of cement in EMMITSBURG, MD. SPRAY MATERIALS tryouts; they have little chance reason why every young man 1954. to practice as a team or in the when reporting for active duty CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS! international type of *hooting. for service should not have pre- The funds are not available for viously been trained in the tile selecting and properly training of the rifle. Their forefathers AthPS a team. were and these boys are no dif- SI Russia has been preparing for ferent type of breed.' But few RUBBER THURMONT of COOPERATIVE this match for the last couple other members of Congress agreed MADE Phone 3111 years. It has encouraged local with him and the appropriation target shooting and training. Re- was almost cut out altogether! ORDE ROCKY RIDGE WAREHOUSE portedly it selected 500 of the General Michaelis, discussing 10 best shots and they 'received ex- the training of his troops, said Phone Hillcrest 7-3824 tensive training. Thpse chosen "We put too* much stress on in- for the team were given the best formation and education and not of everything in time and equip- enough on rifle marksmanship... ment. We can't blame them for these kids have all the guts in the world and I can count on 41=1 IIn IMI I r them to fight. But when they started out they couldn't shoot. They didn't know their weapons. They had not had enough train- FOR SALE ing in plain old-fashioned mus- ketry." Two Frigidaire Electric Ranges.-Used one Season in The question is: Are we going to permit a government policy Local School Home Economics Classes—Save $100! that actually discourages civilian Any size of type on any size rifle practice, while the Commu- RUBBER STAMP from the nist governments are promoting very smallest to the very Excellent Condition - Fully Guaranteed largest. FAMILY... it to the hilt? Both have Frigidaire "Wonder Ovens." You can bake and broil at the Hi-quality RUBBER STAMPS ruggedly built to Every member of the family has a same time in the same oven! last you years and years longer. stake in the future of the others. Each $10 DOWN DELIVERS Your Faster service at prices far can feel secure when the entire fam- below what you.owould ordi. ily is financially secure. That's why narily expect to pay. a Come in and see us on any' Savings Account is so important to POTOMAC EDISON Personal RUBBER STAMP needs you, no matter what your age. Come COMPANY that you may have. We also have a wide selection of open YOUR account today! TAN EYTOWN, MD. MARKING DEVICES for Health your business and private steeds. THE FARMERS STATE BANK CHRONICLE EMMITSBURG MARYLAND COLOR IN YOUR LIFE We all boast of being red- PRESS 2% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts blooded Americans. But why (1( PHONE 7-5511 Member of we say 'Red?" All blood is rat the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. even that of blue-blooded aristo- EMMITSBURG, MD. cra ts. Color affects us all strongly both emotionally and physically Red makes us feel strong and our muscles react quickly to it. Blue NEW TRUCK FEATURES PLASTIC SIDE PANELS WEDDING relaxes and calms us. Advertisers use color to affect our feelings toward their products. We can use it in our daily lives to make ourselves healthier and happier. Ifi INITIATIONS March is a good month to ex- periment. The outside world is drab and dreary. March is mud. and announcements... In this depressing atmosphere a cold in the nose can make any- one with he were dead. But sim- ply to blame the mournful dress crec"fe_d of Nature will not solve the prob- by/ lem. Let's see what color can do to make our surroundings more stimulating. A manufacturer redecorated his Each distinctive invitation cafeteria in what he thought was thermographed on 25% rag : a lovely feminine blue to please his women employes. Soon they china-white vellum papery complained of feeling cold and 50 for $7.00 giving you fine raised lettering wore their coats to lunch. A color covering 100 for $10.50 that speaks of the engineer advised slip - A new idea in retail delivery trucks is introduced shops which have long sought a modernistic unit pi! the chairs in orange and the com- by Chevrolet in its 1955 line of 75 commercial cars in keeping with their merchandise. Note how glass With double envelopes highest quality. plaints ended. The red side of and trucks on 15 wheelbases. Called the Cameo fiber side panels are carried flush with the cab. • Carrier, the vehicle and tissues the color spectrum is warm, and was designed for exclusive The body color is ivory, with cab in brilliant red. the blue-greMi opposites are cool. .• •. seem heav- 1 •• Dark colored objects • colored ones. Yel- •. •. ier than light • low can feel like sunlight, but the wrong shade can make you sick at yoiir stomach. : It isn't necessary to buy a new ni wardrobe or redecorate the house 111 from top to bottom. If you give 1111 thought to planning clothe s, rooms, even meals, you will find you can use color for more health 1 and happiness without extra ex- Your choice pense. You can wear a bright 1111 dress. A small of SIXTEEN scarf with an old piece of material in a warm color individual will cover a sofa pillow. You can TYPE STYLES find stimulating pictures for your The most walls in magazines. You can cut popular branches of flowering trees and water. selections bring them to bloom in have spring in your shown &slows You can house. When the season changes, you can emphasize cool and restful colors that will give your family a more comfortable summer. SENATE CLOAKROOM Mrs. Paul CrosIey By J. GLENN BEALL \flits. faul CreslEg Also matching reception cards, On Thursday, Mar. 3, at the Mr.. Pl Gro.ley request of duck hunters, we called response cards, thank you cards, s14,... ..93aul dtodIfy a meeting of our Congressional at home cards and informals. \ delegation and representatives of sportsmen - duck hunting groups Come in today and make your rr. Crorleu M p..1 throughout the State of Mary- choice from our land—and the feathers flew. ELECTRIC COOKING'S ars. gau/ erosley GLOVE CLEAN! Ulmer Wedding Line" catalog. The purpose of the meeting was MOVE to launch a campaign to afford us some relief from the string- ent Federal regulations govern- Clean walls Clean curtains ... Clean pots ing duck hunting. I told the group "We're out and pans . • . With a 1955 Electric Range 11: As Chronicle Press for results this time. We're not 1 11i going to have Marylanders chased your kitchen con be "white glove" clean. 111! EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND around next year as they were PHONE HI. 7-5511 last fall." Four major complaints were 111 1 brought out in the meeting—the 1 THE POTOMAC EDISON CO...... wow...... • {My... •. WOO.. ••••••••••••*0 ban on baiting, the recovery of :=.....•••••.1111111.11011.4011.o.O.....wWwwwwoo .otw ....woo • • ww.6.••• "cripples," the bag limit, and the EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND—FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955 FIVE

ALONG THE Mite Group Meet The season for morels, those I blossoms and are at their peak NO very tasty mushrooms, is brief: when the warblers are passing POTOMAC The mite Society of Trinity They appear with the first apple through.—Sports Afield Methodist Church met at the By Cong. DeWitt S. Hyde 1 COMMENT MARCO POLO home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. By Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde BROUGHT BACK Fuss on Friday evening. The in- Monday introduced a bill to pro- To I74t.y FROM WALTER GIAMBLIN, vocation was given by Rev. Paul McCauley. The FOR A vide for a jury trial upon demand' 01/(Y.4 (f295) devotional service GOOD DEAL ON A NEW /7,7 was presented by Mrs. by any party in condemnation THE SECRET OF WASHINGTON — The HOUS2 Lewis Bell. Mrs. Charles R. cases in the U. S District Courts., "PASTA,"nwear-pAsTE vote to give a $20 reduction to Fuss, so- ciety president, was in charge of Rep. Hyde said: "It is my firm DISHE-5;INCLUDING all taxpayers emphasized a de- belief that the right of a jury velopment of major significance the business session. Prizes were Chevrolet or SPACHerr Oldsmobile MACARoNI, awarded to Rev. and Mrs. Paul trial should be given to the prop- RAVIOLI, to business—namely, that the old I ETC. erty owner when the government conservative Southern Democrat H. McCauley and Mrs. Wm. A. is seizing his property." —Republican coalition is no more. Frailey as winners in the games Be Sure To See YOU'Ae and This bill is the result of a rul- This coalition defeated most of contests which featured the ()) LOyee,i entertainment ing of the Supreme Court which ,1NAAI ratiofeROItts- the socialistic proposals concocted program. Twenty OINWER! members and provides for a jury trial upon de- by the New Deal planners in the guests were pres- ent. mand by any party "unless the ITALIANS DEVELOPED latter part of the Roosevelt re- Refreshments were served by GEORGE R. SANDERS the hostess. court in its discretion orders that PASTA INTO /50SHAPEs gime, as well as during the Tru- The next LOCAL SALESMAN PHONE 7-3451 because of the character, location, AND FORMS; iv/TN WU- man administration. meeting of the group will be held or quantity of the property to be AIERoUS DELICIOUS In days gone by the' Southern at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. P. condemned, or for other reasons SAUCES. Democrats probably would have Freeman on Fri- day, Marcn in the interest of justice, the VILLAGE STREETS-SHONE registered from 60 to 70 votes in issue of compensation shall be WITH PALE GOLDEN opposition to the $20 proposal. growth of his company, but determined by a commission of PAGRETTI PRYING. As it was, only 16 Democrats never got any more pay for it. SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS three persons appointed by it." lined up with the Republicans. Since profits play a major role The effect of this bill, of course, BrAT IT— Even so, if the Republicans Examinations for CAS-TRONQMICAL in supplying funds for new plants Senatorial Scholarships will would be to remove the discre- had been able to hold the five of and equipment—thus be SPY! helping cre- given at Frederick High School, Frederick, on tionary power of the court to their party who voted with the ate jobs—as well as providing in- March 26, 1955 at 9 a, m. for have the condemnation cases heard IN rilig 17-Al:IAN-AMERICAN Democrats, the result of the vote centive for production, their stag- the following schools: commission. would have been exactly the op- by a three-man CHEFS BECAME FAMOUS FOR nation over a seven-year period Johns Hopkins PA5T4 DISHES: WITH REci- posite of the 210-205 by which is geninue cause for concern. University, School of Engineering PEs STERNLY GUARDED. the $20 cut was approved. This record discredits any con- St. John's College, Annapolis Rep. Hyde announced also the (Incidentally, the $20 reduction tinuation that further cost in- Washington College, Chestertown Look would amount to approximately creases or tax increases can or Defense Dept. has made available COmPLcrE a4GI/G Morgan State College, funds for the construction of an DINNEN 5V2 cents a day—or just a little should be absorbed out of profits. Baltimore /11. ONE more than a pack of chewing On the contrary, Maryland Army Reserve Training Center in PACKAGE it demonstrates Institute of Art, Baltimore Frederick. The grant is one t.:1--. BUT FAMOUS ContriNENTAL gum.) the pressing necessity for corpo- (Night or Saturday School) among 19 new centers to be built )CHEr;liccroR BolARPI, The demise of the Democratic rate tax reduction. in 15 states. i1 (PRolYOUNcED 8oYAR0E-E2FIRSr faction of the coalition can be Too little consideration is given For full details please PACKAGED FOR APIERICANs; DIN- attributed Orectly to Speaker to the fact that the way contact your local high The project selected for Fred- to pro- school principal. erick, according to the informa- / \Ns• ER oFSPAGHETTI INITH Sam Rayburn, who has used plain vide more jobs is to lower the tion received by Rep. Hyde, pro- SAUCE AND CHEESE PRESERVING understandable Texas cowboy lan- corporate tax rate, as lower taxes E. W. vides for a 200-man school type TREIR FRESHNESS-AND EXQUI- guage to the Democratic member- mean more jobs. Definitely the PRUITT, building for home-station train- Copyright I955,J.V.Clarko SITE FL.AvoR. I 46 ship about the need for party solution is not through the Key- Superintendent of Schools ing. The sum made available for loyalty. serling approach. the Frederick Ar my Reserve INCOME TAX FACTS Mr. Rayburn has been helped Training Center is $154,000. Se- No. 3 by having a Republican in the lection of the site was made by Not All Your Income Goes In Your Tax Form White House. In the latter part the regionhl army commander of his tenure of office, Mr. Roose- and construction is to begin with- velt lost most of his popularity . and Mr. Tru- in three to six months. changes. The articles in the South . . (This is one of a series of articles on income tax endear himself to Rep. Hyde said that the active are based on information provided by the American Institute of Account- man never did JUST ARRIVED B. principally AT H. the Southern voter, BOYLE'S interest of the people of Fred- ants and the Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants.) erick County and particularly the because of many of his advisors. Taxpayers make more mistakes In listing their Income than any other Consequently, many Southern interest of the young men in the according to a survey made the Internal type of error, by Revenue votes rather Army's reserve program made Service. It is important to know what to include and what NOT to Democrats could win possible the Defense Dept.'s de- include. Look at this list and see if you can tell which should be listed than lose them by opposing New 61.. 4e,104tedin looks and in "MOW cision to locate one of the train- as income on, your federal income Deal' recommendations. ing centers for reservists in Fred- tax return: terminal leave bonds. But now, with a Republican Dividends from an insurance Interest on state and municipal President, the Democratic leader- erick. bonds. policy. ship is a b 1 e (to use political Pay of armed forces enlisted men phraseology) "To whip the boys while.in combat or while hos- Parsons and Prizes in line"—as they can now be ac- to the Chronicle to- pitalized from combat service. The rental value of a parsonage Subscribe Social Security benefits. furnished to a minister of the gos- cused of voting to carry out Re- day. Still only $2 a year. Gifts. pel is not taxable income; the law publican policy if they vote with Payments received under Work- now adds that a rental 'allowance the administration. This could men's Compensation laws. paid to him for this purpose is also have serious repercussions in their The answer is that none of the exempt. next Democratic primaries. Legols above should be listed as taxable If you won a prize, watch this line Now, the importance of this to ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE income! There are other forms of distinction: the prize is taxable if exempt income, too, which you will you were required to exert even the liusiness is that only a thin line This is to give notice that the find listed in the official tax in- slightest effort to earn it; on the of Republicans and a thinner line subscriber has obtained from the structions. Some of them are: other hand, if it was made in recog- of Southern Democrats can be Orphans' Court of Frederick nition of scientific, literary or other mustered to oppose programs of Other Exempt Income County, in Maryland, letters of achievement and you were selected the Old Planners who are still WASHER Administration on the estate of Inheritances and bequests (the without any action on your part the about Washington in profuse LAURA REBECCA HALEY estate may be taxed but not the prize is considered a gift and you are 'tot taxed numbers. Frederick County, Mary- recipient). on it. late of First $200 of monthly pay of Most scholarships and fellowships Leon Keyserling, who was land, deceased. All persons hav- armed forces officers while serv- are exempt, unless they are paid as chairman of the Council of Eco- WITH "PYRAMID" CONSTRUCTION ing claims against the 'deceased ing or hospitalized from active compensation for services, such as nomic Advisors under President are warned to exhibit the same, service in a combat zone. teaching and research. Truman, currently has a new pro- with the vouchers thereof, legally Railroad Retirement Act benefits. gram. It is based on the rather ,s0Wwwg.. Certain health and Additional Information OUCH" authenticated, to the subscriber, accident bene- novel theory that the way to bal- "GENTLE-T on or before the 26th day of Sep- fits. 13e sure to read the official in- Damages awarded by ance the budget is for the Fed- WRINGER tember, 1955 next; they may oth- a court or structions. You can also get help any paid out of court for personal from the eral government to go further WEEKLY y for law be excluded from Internal Revenue Service, Easy Low Payments inlstant rier. erwise by injuries. which urges you to consult only. into debt. Adiusts clothes d said estate. Those aV.er minimum gets tions. all benefit of Government payments and bene- qualified advisers. He would cut income taxes by fabric, 8 posi indebted to the deceased are de- fits to veterans and their fam- down payment -locks in $4.5 billion a year and up Fed- Safety sired to make immediate pay- ilies, except nondisability re- Next article: Get All the Exemp- eral spending by $3.5 billion an- tirement pay and interest on ment. tions for Yourself and Dependents. nually. The argument for this is Given under my hand this 21st that it would provide more jobs. day of February, 1955. Advertisement The Keyserling report estimates' True Copy Test: PACITY that by thus tossing money around -CA JAMES L. HALEY, there would be a $30 billion ex- SUPER -FINISHED TUB Administrator From where I sit ... Joe Marsh pansion in production and this PORCELAIN ash 4" pou nd w would suffice to bring enough big 9 HARRY D. RADCLIFF, Holds a loads. Frederick revenue into the treasury to bal- save ex Register of Wills for too County, Md. 212516t Uses His Head ance the budget in a few years. Now, with this Keyserling re- port in mind, let's take a look at EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Saves His Feet corporate profits and what spend- N This is to give notice that the ing schemes, like this have done EXCLUSIVE subscriber has obtained from the Nobody around here can re- golf gadgets years ago!" to them. DESIG. for Orphans' Court of Frederick member when Pop Turner wasn't PYRAMID rttmtakee From where I sit, it's good to The Economic Report of Presi- wider County, in Maryland, letters Tes- our town's postman.He must have see someone come up with a new dent Eisenhower indicates that has R. stabilitY‘ ye tamentary on the estate of been toting that big, heavy mail- wrinkle - keeps us from feeling corporate profits after taxes have r greo°set e ore poor sP WILLIAM G. GWYNN sack since Pony Express days. too regimented. For instance, remained within a narrow range late of Frederick County, Mary- That's why it's sometimes a perhaps you've always felt that of $1 billion within the last seven land, deceased. All persons hav- hot milk is the only thing to years—while corporate sales in- ing claims against the deceased shock to see him these days pull- ing his mail bag around in a drink at bedtime. Then someday creased more than 30 per cent. are warned to exhibit the same, T li u s, corporations have been "caddy cart," a sort of light you meet a fellow who prefers a With the vouchers thereof, legal- compelled to produce and sell • wagon that golfers cold glass of beer.Well, that's his AUTOTIMMEART IC ly authenticated, to the subscrib- use so they about one-third more goods and choice - er, on or before the 19th day of don't have to carry their clubs. and certainly he's en- services with no increase what- titled to it. We can't expect itself off September, 1956 next; they may "Folks sometimes holler 'fore' ever in profits. It is as though huts of be excluded everyone to follow Wer after ony otherwise by law at me and ask me how my game our old habits an employe had to work harder automaticsallyash from all benefit of said estate. to the "letter." periods. is," Pop reports, "but I'm not and harder to keep up with the washing Those indebted to the deceased ashamed to learn something new. 5 are desired to make immediate Just wish I'd thought about these :es• payment. ' Given under my hand this 9th PUBLIC SALE Copyright, 1955, United States Brewers Foundation day of February, 1955. The undersigned, intending to 5 CASTERS ) ALBERT F. WHELTLE, quit housekeeping, will offer for NG Executor SELF Pre- sale on the Rocky Ridge-Legore -LOri<—,,I.1 HARLEY, WHELTLE & VICTOR 2 ( exclusil-w"• _sher Symptoms of Distress Arising from Bridge Rd., one mile south of A N°rge • g, yet Attorneys Rocky Ridge, Md., at the former ents tioT True Copy Test: Dave Renner home, the following, vglides eosilY• HARRY D. RADCLIFF, to-wit, on Register of Wills for Frederick STOMACH ULCERS County, Md: 211816t Saturday, March 12 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE DUE TO at 10:30 a. m. This is to give notice that the EXCESS ACID Compare it with any other make subscriber has obtained from the REAL ESTATE at any price. For looks, perform- Orphans' Court of Frederick ance and long-life quality ... you Maryland, letters Tes- Five acres of land with im- County, in QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST can't buy a finer wringer washer! tamentary on the estate of proved 4-room House; two-room CONSTANCE KERSCHNER summer House; smell Barn and late of Frederick County, Mary- Ask About 15-Day Trial Offer! other outbuildings. land, deceased. All persons hav- against the deceased ing claims Over five million packages of the WILLARD TREATMENT Personal Property are warned to exhibit the same, NORGE gets the All of the furniture of 740.°4-0:37`dvs with the vouchers thereof, legally relief of symptoms of distress arising Mr. and have been sold for Mrs. authenticated, to the subscriber, Dave Renner, deceased. Lots deep-down dirt! It's faster. .. gentler. .. Excess of Dishes, Pots and Pans. on or before the 19th day of Sep- from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Nearly new Westinghouse Refrigerator; gets tember, 1955 next; they may oth- Acid—Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, clothes cleaner! Big bail-burnished aluminum agitator erwise by law be excluded from large Heatrola. Some furniture, does an average load in just 7 minutes. Clothes are in constant Dishes and Antiques. all benefit of said estate. Those Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to 3-way motion. Triple-Action is the most effective washing action known! indebted to the deceased are de- Five Head of Shoats; some Excess Acid. Ask for "Willard's Message" which baled hay and corn. sired to make immediate pay- HEADQUARTERS FOR ment. fully explains this home treatment—free—at TERMS: Real estate, 10% Given under my hand this 14th down and balance when deed is day of February, 1955. \given. Personal property, cash. NOME ROBERT L. KERSCHNER, Executor HOUSER'S DRUG STORE ROY J. RENNER B. H. BOYLE APPLIANCES True Copy Test: Rocky Ridge, Md. HARRY D. RADCLIFF, EARL E. SHANK, Prop. Harry Trout, Auctioneer Phone HI 7-4111—Emmitsburg, Md. atilh-AeficioVeei Register of Wills for Frederick Robert Sayler, Clerk County, Md. , 2-11816t West Main Street Emmitsburg, Md. Lunch Rights Reserved SIX EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND—FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955

Should Peas Be Swallowed or brewer's yeast; but today Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wivell Miss Ellen Norris, Frederick, As Pills? they recommend the her par- Business Services them. Perhaps of Hagerstown, are receiving spent weekend with All agree that string beans we will live to see doctors rec- ents, Prof. and Mrs. Thomas J. BABSON ommend the addition of non- congratulations on the birth of a Norris, St. Anthony's. PATRONIZE on. advertiser,. Theme may be cut up and cooked for INSURANCE Erms are reliable and have proven a few minutes. Some people, fattening live seeds or phospha- son, Charles Edward, Jr., on Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller throllial the years that they handle only tides to our diets. returned from their wedding AUTOMOBILE—FIRE vain), products and offer skilled pro- however, believe that sunflower urday, March 5. have fessional service and advice. Writes .. . seeds, peas, small beans, nuts trip to Florida and are now re- PLATE GLASS and psyllium, onion, and celery siding at the home of the bride's PERSONAL LIABILITY seeds should only be softened step-mother, Mrs. Euphemia Ro- in warm water and swallowed DANGEROUS DISCRIMINATION tering, E. Main St. Mrs. Miller BURGLARY By ROGER W. BABSON like pills! The thought is that is the former Miss Anna Roter- WORKMEN'S all vegetables have three func- ing. COMPENSATION BABSON PARK, Fla., Mar. tions: (1) supplying vitamins, 10—This story may be value- minerals, etc, (r) supplying ON DEAN'S LIST less; or it may be most import- much - needed bulk, and (3) John M. Fuss, Jr., a junior at ant. It will through their LIVING SEEDS J. WARD Gettysburg College, has been not cause supplying that unknown and in- named to the Dean's Honor List anyone to eat tangible "something" known as for scholastic excellence for the less e a nned LIFE. KERRIGAN semester ending in February. or frozen That people lived, before the Phone Hillcrest 7-3161 fruit and veg- days of cooking to 120 or even Emmitsburg, Md. etables, b u t 400 years of age MAY have Smart businessmen advertise in it may devel- been due to their feeding upon the Emmitsburg Chronicle. op a new in- LIFE. Sufficient experiments dustry. ha v e not been completed to CREAGER'S There is in prove whether live seeds should Florist Shop t h i 6 village the Florida Re- or should not be eaten uncrush- search and Water Co. It owns ed, before they are "killed" by PHONE THIJRRIONT 4221 the local water company and juicing machines or boiling. is interested in the study of They, however, are part of my LIVE seeds small enough to diet. eat alive. It also believes in Should We Eat Cooked Eggs? per hen, per year DAVE'S "raw" water and "raw" milk— Boiling anything long enough that is, PURE spring water kills LIFE. It is believed that Wallpaper & Paint Store which has not had the living some canning, dehydrating, or matter Better Feed Utilization • High Livability 117 Carlisle St. killed by chlorine, and freezing a 1 s o destroys this PURE milk which has not been LIFE—though not the vitamins Order Ames In-Cross White, Tinted, GETTYSBURG, PA. pasteurized. It recommends the and minerals. However, the age or Brown-Egg genuine hybrids NOW! 12c Roll and up eating of more "whole cereals," of peas, beans, and corn does more "raw" Vegetables, and not affect their life-giving pow- (David Rutters, prop.) "raw" fruits, especially those MILFORD HATCHERY ,ers. Corn kernels over 3000 Phone Old. 3-5075 Onsisting largely of L IV E -`•••" years old, taken from Egyptian seeds, like okra — but they tombs, will sprout the same as Randallstown, Md. should be ripe seeds; also live if gathered yesterday. It is de- Dr. H. E. Slocum "sprouts and buds." It believes batable whether we should eat Optometrist in juicing machines, but not for raw or cooked eggs. When I live seeds. had TB my doctor insisted that EYES EXAMINED Let me illustrate; It is im- I eat onlyuncooked, raw, fer- GLASSES FITTED possible to eat a peach seed, tile eggs containing LIFE. He and probably unwise to swal- also recommended the uncooked OFFICE HOURS: low live orange, acerolla, or coral of lobsters and the live Monday 6 to 8 p. m. apple seeds, unless they are roe of fish. Wednesday 2 to 8 p. m. ground; but rip e tomatoes, All beautiful birds live only 19 East Main St. strawberries, blackberries, blue- on live seeds, live worms, and 1954 Delray Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan; fully equipped, low EMMITSBURG, MD. berries, bananas, figs, and pom- live spring water. Their food mileage. A real buy! Phones: HIlIcrest 7-5191 egranates should be ea t e n, 1951 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan; R & H. must be ALIVE. The only birds 1950 Nash Convertible, Overdrive with R & H. Hagerstown 5933 seeds and all, uncooked. Of which will eat dead meat are course, all raw fruit and 1949 Oldsmoble '60' Club Coupe; Heater. vec,r- the horrible crows and buz- Sedan; Heater. Make good fishing car. etables should be 1941 Chevrolet 2-Dr. carefully zards; dangerous insects and 1941 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan; Heater; $49.00. washed. The acerola berry of OR.W.F.R ouTza HN bacteria will also eat dead 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan; R&H. Puerto Rico is reported to have things. The same principle ap- 1940 Packard 4-Door Sedan; cheap transportation. r •II I It()PHA CTI-114 50 times the Vitamin C--,-er plies to animals of the forest. gram—contained in an orange. —No Down Payment on Cars Under $600— Phone 7-4201 Certain moldy cheeses and .4ReASONS OW)1741.500440 we The second paragraph on page yeasts contain LIFE. Live seeds Emmitsburg Maryland 59 of the Reader's Digest for in 15-cent envelopes can be January, 1955, is thought-pro- purchased at any hardware it WHEN PAINTING SANDERS BROS. GIME voking. Ob store. —GUARANTEED USED CARS— How To Keep Beautiful PHONE HI. 7-3451 EMMITSBURG, MD. "SUPERGAS" Has Got It: JACKIE GLEASON TELLS Those who have seen any fish LIFE STORY (f r o m mackerel to sharks) Wherever You Live, One of pulled alive out of the ocean O Rubber-base 0 No messing Our Modern Systems Will In the first of a four-part se- have been impressed by their Velvet flows on ▪ with turpentine, ries, water or other Answer Your Needs! Jackie Gleason tells the natural beauty and proportions. so easily, you I story of but I thinners ... Vel- his life, from his days When analyzing the diet of can't help Bottle—Meter—Bulk in a dingy cold-water flat get professional. . vet comes ready. PU LIC SALE to the these fish, we learn that the signing looking results. to-use. of his multi-million-dol- smallest fish live on minute OF 20-lb. Self Service or lar television contract. Written by Trailer Bottles animal and plant life known as the author of PERSONAL PROPERTY "The Day Lincoln plankton and algae; that the CONDUCTED WI TOWN and COUNTRY Was Shot," the first installment larger fish live on the smaller appears in the March 20th issue live dries I 0 You can NULL & NULL GAS SERVICE, INC. fish; and so on up to the •Velvet AUCTIONEERS of whale. But, all insist their food in less than an I scrub Velvet- Gude) TANEYTOWN, MD. The American Weekly be ALIVE. hour with no . painted surfaces Due to the recent death of my husband (H. Judson farming and will sell on prem- Phone 3841 Magazine in Colorgravure with the I am not vouching for any "painty" odor 1 year after year I am compelled to discontinue resided for several years located just off One Mile North of Taney- theory of LIFE, but it does and without laps I without harming ises where we have BALTIMORE Norbeck Road" (Route 115) on "Needwood town on Littlestown Road. seem as if the above evidence or brush marks. its beauty. "The Redland Road," about midway between Redland and Norbeck in SUNDAY AMERICAN should be considered when se- Product of NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY Montgomery County, Maryland, on Order From Your lecting our diet. Once, no doc- A Local Newsdealer. tor had recommended B12 pills Wednesday, March 16, 1955 BEGINNING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. THE FOLLOWING TO-WIT: S. L. ALLISON CLOYD Vi. SEISS 35 Head of Dairy Cattle 35 Funeral Director 34 head of superior milch cows, majority of which are THAT'S A FACT LUMBER YARD Holsteins, few are Guernseys. Some will be fresh on sale and Embalmer Phone HI 7-4711 DePaul St. Emmitsburg, Md. day, some close springers, balance in full flow of milk. All SNOW BOUND high testers. 1 young Holstein bull. Emmitsbnrg, Md. KEEP 71-1E ROADS OPEN OUR NG NEW ENSLANO3 SEVERE WINTERS, EARLV SETTLERS iMPROvi5E0 NOTICE—This herd has been T.B. and Bangs accrecUted SNOW SCOOPS MADE OUT OP uLIGE MASS KETTLES for years. Another Bangs test will be run within 30 days Efficient—Reliable TIED TO TLIE1R stall:ES/ of sale. Service MACHINERY 1 nearly new Super "H" Farmall tractor, complete with PHONES Public Sale cultivators and manure loader; 1 H Farman tractor in ex- cellent condition, 1 nearly new New Idea No. 12-A tractor Emmitsburg 7-4621 —OF— manure spreader, 1 New Idea tractor mower on rubber, 1 Fairfield 6 ' INTERES Nr1STORY- John-Deere mower, 1 McCormick Deering side delivery rake, VOuR SETTER-THAN-EVER 4.5.SAYINGS PERSONAL PROPERTY 1 ensilage cutter and pipe, 1 nearly new 2-drum tractor BONI* PAY YOU 3% INTEREST, T-sT MEANS spraying outfit, 2 2-bottom gang plows, 1 power wood saw, THAT EVERY Fr Ei SPENT NON WILL BE CONDUCTED BY WORTH WV IN LESS THAN tO YEA2S/ 1 endless power belt, 1 nearly new heavy duty tractor trailer NULL AND NULL with metal body on rubber. 1 2-section tractor pulverizer, 1 CHEESE STORY AUCTIONEERS tractor disc harrow, 1 23-spring tooth harrow, 1 2-horse Sy- racuse ELINN,Na OU1 OF Discontinuing farming, I, the undersigned, will sell on plow, 1 Fairbanks Platform scales, some blacksmith THE GAS SERVICE PEOPLE PREFER , CANNON PALLS ,N premises "The Skinner Farm," located 1 mile south of Grace- tools, 1 full roll of barbed wire, several sacks of hydrated NAVAL ENGAGEMENT lime, 1 hog CAPTAIN .101-1N (CE ham, Md. and 1 mile northwest of Creagerstown on Grace- crate, lot of butchering equipment, several oil LOADED t-115 IN& SUNS ham (hard) road in Frederick County. Maryland, on drums, 1 7-ft. stepladder, lot of forks, shovels, picks, mad- WM ROUND ogicH dock log chains, CHEESES. AND FIRED etc. Any amount of old iron. ON INE ENEMY. HE scOREP A D,REG,T Saturday, March 19, 1955 DAIRY EQUIPMENT NIT AND SENT THE 1 2-unit DeLaval milking machineand motor POE SCuilik^,ING, Beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. the following to-wit: with 3 ex- OUT OF RANGE! tra pails. 1 large can sterilizer. 1 milking machine sterilizer, 15 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE 15 1 milk cooler and circulating pump, 1 nearly new 8-can Hav- erty icebox, 1 older 8-can icebox, 1 double wash tank. 1 up- '..For Cooking -.Water Heating 13 Guernsey and Holstein much cows, 3 will be fresh in right steam boiler, lot of 10-gallon milk cans. several budc- ets, strainers, pads rigeraticin - Heating February, 1 Holstein heifer will freshen in May, 1 Holstein and other small dairy equipment, 2 elec- Ref heifer 6 months old. This herd is T.B. tested and blood test- tric cow clippers, all feeds left on sale day. ed within 30 days of sale. HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT 2 GREY HORSES 2 (MANY ANTIQUES) 1 nearly new dehumidifier Frigidaire, 1 electric washing THE MATTHEWS 9 and 10 years old, both single-line leaders. machine, 11 Westinghouse electric roaster on stand, 1 elec- HARNESS—Complete for 6 horses, all in A-1 condition. tric heater, 1 floor-length mirror on marble base, 1 book- EMMITSBURG, MD. shaped dropleaf table, 1 walnut dropleaf table, 4 Windsor SIor-77. MACH I NERY kitchen chairs, 1 walnut desk, 1 pine chest of drawers, 1 Phone 7-3781 walnut cradle, 2 Victorian chairs, 1 Adams chair, 2 Rosewood 2 McCormick Deering riding corn plows, 2 New Idea top tables, 1 breakfast or butler server, 1 mahogany Manure Spreaders, 1 drop- ,— • INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS McCormick-Deering horse Mower, 1 leaf table, 1 Cogswell chair, 1 round diningroom McCormick-Deering Corn Binder, 1 Dump Rake, 1 liw-down table, 6 din- RE TuE SEST-GuARPEO ZF-CLIRITIES IN THE WORLD.' REmEmbER Ti-cs.— EACH LL Ingroom chairs, 1 china closet, 1 metal kitchen cabinet, 1 Musical Instruments OvvEiT Wagon with horse and tractor hitch, 1 Saxton harrow, 1 EAVI1155 SONO rOu Sus, is SACKED 100% Ed 160000.000 AMERICANS/ YOU etched marble top iron base coffee table, 1 TO YOURSELF AMP eiYue PikwoLv TO START 5AvINE NOW 1 slab mahogany bu- Kinds drag, 1 wagon bed, 1 2-bottom 14-inch tractor plow, 1 reau. 1 ; Of All 2-horse Wiard Plow, 1 2-horse Syracuse Plow, 1 single shov- mahogany double bed, 2 maple twin beds, 1 rollaway ' Rental Plan Available el Plow, 1 3-shovel Plow, 1 5-shovel Plow, 1 large Feedbox, cot, 1 sectional sofa, 1 Carlson Stromberg radio, 1 Escritone box, 1 Seth Thomas 8-day clock. fireplace Menchey Music Service lot of feed barrels 1 Brooder House, 1 electric Brooder 300 sets and sleigh capacity, lot of chicken feeders and rabbit boxes. Lot of bells, several rags and trunks, lot of lamps, 1 porch glider, 18 York St. - Hanover, Pa. used lumber and old iron, any amount of single, double and lot of lawn chairs and furniture, any amount of dishes, I triple trees, cr..-Avd sticks, 2, 3 and 4-prong forks, picks, glasses, vases, hooks, mirrors, pots, pans, knives, forks, shovels, chains, etc. Many miscellaneous articles not men- spoons, etc.. includin• antiques as follows: Ironware plat- tioned. 1 old model Ford Truck. ters and soup tureen, lot of cut glass, 1 overlaid vase, 1 wed- Unexcelled ding ring tea set, 1 ironware mold, goblets, Thumbprint, * WATCH DAIRY EQUIPMENT pressed glass. Baltimore pear (2), daisy pattern, luster pitcher, majolica * JEWELRY pitchers (2), old chocolate set, Tole tray, 1 5-can electric Icebox, 4-unit Farm Master Milking Ma- 12 bone dishes, many miscellaneous articles not mentioned. * LIGHTER chine with motor and compressor, 1 15-gallon electric Wa- 1949 1-TON DODGE TRUCK with stake flat bed body ter Heater, 1 Milk Machine Sterilizer, 7 10-gallon Milk Cans, in excellent condition. Repairing 1 covered milk paid, 1 strainer, 2 milking stools, 1 pad 11,-..x NOTICE—The household equipment will be sold first. and pads and other miscellaneous Dairy Equipment, 50 bar- Plan to attend this sale! JEWELRY rels of prime yellow corn, will barrell. GAY be sold by e TERMS OF SALE—CASH OTHER FIRES TERMS OF SALE—Cash with clerk on sale day and no with clerk on sale day and Carlisle Street no property removed GETTYSBURG, PA. $05 16/111014 property removed until paid for. Lunch and refreshments until paid for. served on premises. Mrs. H. Judson Gude, Owner WI LLIAM DIXON, Owner MIDWAY BETWEEN REDLAND & NORBECK, MD Near Graceham and Creagerstown, Md. (N77DWOOD P.')AD) OR.D. L. BEEGLE (Graceham Road) JOHN W. NULL & DELBERT S. NULL, Auctioneers increasing. In one recent year, for instance, as this chart 'Large-loss' fires are JOHN W. NULL and DELBERT S. NULL, Aucti• neers Frederick, Md. shows, 300 'large-ioss' fires out of it total of more than a million fires ac- CHIHLWRACTOR Frederick, Md. RAYMOND L. KELLY, Clerk counted for 23per cent of the nation's total fire losses that year°f $785 million. H. M. ALEXANDER, Clerk Lunch and Refreshments Served on Premises. ernuntsburg Maryland EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND -FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955

or at a dinner party given her past month here with his parents, Personals Local 4-H Club St. Anthony's Holy recently in Frederick. Miss Shuff Mr. and Mrs. Norman Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Topper Mrs. Mae was presented with a set of Campbell, Baltimore, Is Formed • Ai WC jxN, and Name Elects daughter, Susan, Ferndale, matched luggage. spent the weekend here with her STORES sister and brother-in-law, Dr. and The Emmitsburg 4-H Club held The Holy Name Society of St. CO visited Saturday with Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sanders Mrs. 0. H. Stinson. its organizational meeting at the Anthony's Shrine recently held a • Mal Topper. visited recently with friends and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wivell, Emmitsburg Public School last reception for eight new members. Miss Mary J. Shuff, daughter • relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa. Hagerstown, announce the birth Friday evening. Twenty boys and Following the investiture, the of M. F. Shuff, Sr., who recently A2/e David Adams has re- of an 8 - pound, 15 - ounce son, girls were present despite the in- election of officers was held with Another Sensational Asco Exclusive! retired from the Frederick High turned to Donnellson Air Force Charles Edward Jr., last Satur- clement weather. the following results: William School faculty, was guest of A Real $8.50 Hand-Painted, Imported hon- Base, S. C., after spending the day at the Washington County A nominating committee was Sanders, president; Ray Ether- Hospital. Mrs. Wivell is the for- selected and will place nomina- idge, vice president; Roy Wivell, Translucent, Bamboo Blossom Design mer Miss Mary Orndorff, Em- tions for officers of the club. It secretary - treasurer and James New 1955 mitsburg, and Mr. Wivell is also wias decided to hold meetings Wivell, marshal. Delegates named -Piece Place Setting a former resident of Emmitsburg. the first Friday night of each were Maurice Orndorff, Carl Wet- 6 month. Mrs. Ronald Rosenwald was The next meeting will be zel, Cecil Kreitz and Clarence STUDEBAKER held in the Public discharged this week from the School on Fri- Wivell. of Smart Ultra-Modern BUICK day, April 1. Anyone, Warner Hospital, Gettysburg. boy or girl, CADILLAC C. W. EPLEY interested, is invited to attend. CHEVROLET lipTA•LISHKO 1.21 TEL. 400..71• Mr. Charles A. Harner has re- CHURCH GROUP MEETINGS CHRYSLER turned home from a trip to Los The choirs of the Ev. Lutheran CHINAWARE DE SOTO Angeles, Calif., where he accom- PASTOR'S CLASS GROWS Church DODGE /7u1onsoiIe cg,,p4a4ma4h4 panied his son, Paul, who has will meet for rehearsal Tuesday, FORD accepted a position in the engi- Seven new members were add- March 15. The Cate- LINCOLN GETTYSBURG. PA. neering department of Douglas ed to the pastor's instruction class chise Class will meet the same for evening MERCURY Aircraft Corp. of the Lutheran Church this at 7:30 o'clock. The Un- ion Lenten Service will be held OLDSMOBILE Robert Jordan, U. S. Army, week. They were Clyde and Lee ONLY with a purchase PLYMOUTH Knipple, Charles E. Sanders, Bar- in the Methodist Church Wednes- of $5.00 or more wit) spent the past 18 months in day evening at 7:30 o'clock. The ." PONTIAC 2•14cowsie lo $600.00 Japan, returned to the home of ry and Robert Rosensteel, Peggy $1 LOYAL and the Lou Lawrence and Thomas Gin- group Youth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- League will meet Thursday night You Save $7.01 per Place Setting drew Jordan last Friday. gen. There are now 42 members in the group which at 7:30 o'clock. Just wait till you see the lovely, delicate hand-painted Bamboo A son was born at the Warner meets at the parish hall every design on thls fine quality Chinaware - - it's no wonder every Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tuesday eve- ning at 7:30 BAPTIZED woman wants a complete set. And you can get a Place setting Burlier, Rocky Ridge. o'clock. The class each week for only $1.49. SHOOTING MATCH will attend the 10:30 a. m. church Mrs. Rocklyn Ann Koontz, infant Visitors at the home of service this Sunday in a group. Don't Delay - - Start Your Set Today! Claudia Rosensteel over the week- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd INDIAN TRAIL INN end were Mr. and Mrs. William D. Koontz, was baptized in the Rosensteel and son, Jerry, Mrs. Mrs. John D. White, Mrs. R. Lutheran Church Sunday. Spon- 12, 1:30 P. M. o Last 3 Days to Save in Our MARCH 1955 - Herbert Sprankle and children, M. Zacharias and Mrs. George sors were the mother and Mrs. S. Eyster spent Tuesday in Fred- 12 GAUGE GUNS Betty Ann and Kenny, all of Bal- Robert Stahley, a sister of the timore, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Polly erick. father. • BIG 89c SALE PRIZES-Tukeys, Hams, Chickens and Other Prizes and family, Fairfield, Pa., Mrs Walter Kugler and daughter, Farmdale 16-oz 091 Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. George Cal- :TENDER Extra Standard Sponsored by FAIRFIELD AMETS POST, No. 172 PEAS lan and son, Frederick, Mr. and 0U 16'a- onz s 049. Mrs. Louis Rosensteel, Mr. Rich- TO ALL PROSPECTIVE oKIDNEY BEANS Ideal Red u cans u ard Rosensteel, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. :SPAGHETTI with Sauce cans 89c Edward Houck and family. 8 0 16-oz home of 09c Recent visitors at the USED CAR BUYERS . :PORK & BEANS Tomato Sauce 10 cans IP Executors' Sale Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosensteel Attorneys' and were Mr. and Mrs. William Ros- It would take too much space to describe the Ideal Cond. cans Jerry, of Balti- quality of •TOMATO SOUP 10 89c ensteel and son, each individual car listed in this ad. Most of them have had OF VALUABLE more. only one Ideal Tiny owner, with exceptionally low mileage. Many still Whole White have the original tires, spotless uph:alstering, and perfect :POTATOES 8. 16a- no:89c Farm Personal Property at and original paint. They speak for themselves as to the care they have had. :TOILET TISSUE Statler 9 rolls 89c Maryland Taneytown, Carroll County, NOTES 16-oz CHURCH I will not buy a used car in average condition. It must Cap'n be like new. Competition is too keen to have anything other •DOG FOOD 10 a 09c By virtue of the authority contained in a power-of-at- ST. JOSEPH'S CATH. CHURCH than tAte best to sell. torney from Charles Edgar Hockensmith, et al to Ralph G. Rev. John D. Sullivan, Pastor :INSTANT COFFEE Ideal 4-oz Jar 89c Charles 0. Fisher, Attorneys-in-fact, dated No doubt you are wandering how we can get used Hoffman and Sunday Masses at 7:00, 8:30 cars March 7, 1955, the undersigned Attorneys-in-fact will offer like these. Here is the answer! For quite a long time I have 10:00 a. m. ° PICNIC at public sale on the premises, about. 1% miles north of and High Mass at had a connection with an out-of-town Cadillac dealer on his HAMS lb. 37c Taneytown on the Gettysburg-Harney Road in Taneytown Weekday Masses at 6:30 and used car trade-ins. The previous owners of our late model County, Maryland on 7:30 a. m. used cars are now driving new Cadillacs. I Election District of Carroll can think of na PI AGAR Baptisms every Sunday at 1:00 better recommendation. BACON lb. 49c Noon Thursday, April 7, 1955 at 12:00 p. m. CARROLL M. ZENTZ MANE the fallowing real estate: ST. ANTHONY'S SHRINE POTATOES 50-1b. bag $1.89 Rev. Vincent J. Tomalski, Pastor 53 Buick Super Riveria 2-dr. 50 Olds '98' Cony. Cpe., 135 Acres, 2 rods, 5 square perches Farm improved with Dynaflow Hyd. Masses Sunday at 7:30 and 9:36 Katandin SEED a 2%-story brick dwelling, 9 rooms (4 down and 5 up); large 53 Mercury Hardtop, O.D. 50 Packard 4-dr., POTATOES 100 lbs. $3.95 attic; excavated and a. m. Confessions Saturdays at Ultramatic center hall; metal roof; electricity; 53 Chevrolet 210 4-dr.. P.G. 50 Olds '8" 2-dr. Sdn., Hyd. partitioned cellar; three fire-places on first floor. Large bank 3:30 and 7:00 p. m. 53 Studebaker Champ. 49 4-dr. Ford Custom 2-dr. • Kobbler SEED barn approximately 38 x 75 with metal roof; large machine O.D. 49 Ford Deluxe POTATOES 100 lbs. $3.69 garage TOM'S CREEK METHODIST 2-dr. • shed with slate roof. New cLauble concrete block 53 Mercury 2-dr., Sdn., 48 Dodge Custom 4-dr. with metal roof. Two-story frame washhouse with metal Rev. Paul McCauley, Pastor Merc-o-matic 48 Nash '600' 4-dr. • ONION SETS roof. Smoke house with metal roof; grain shed with metal Sunday School, 9 a. m. 51 Ford 2-dr. Sdn. 48 Buick Super Sedanette 2 lb.s 29c metal roa. roof; large chicken house with Church Service, 10 a. m. 51 Packard Patrician 4-dr. 47 Chevrolet Fleetline 2-dr. Good spring of water. Piney Creek runs along edge of Ultramatic 47 Chevr3let Stylemaster • ROSE BUSHES farm. Good road into buildings. .133 Acres tillable land and CRINITY METHODIST CHURCH 51 Mercury 2-dr. Sdn., 2-dr. ea. 99c 2 Acres of woodland. About 28 Acres wheat and 9 Acres McCauley, Pastor Merc-o-matic 47 Nash '600' 4-dr. Rev. Paul Lancaster Young (10-14 lbs) barley n w planted will go with the farm. Some hay and 46 Buick Sedanette Hen straw will go with farm. For title reference see deed from Church Service, 9 a. m. ,b 55C Mary E. Hockensmith, et al to Charles R. Hockensmith Sunday School, 10 a. m. dated August 22, 1910 and recorded among the Land Rec- ON THE SPOT FINANCING oTURKEYS REFORMED CHURCH ords of Carroll County in Libel' O.D.G. No. 115, folio 177. lbs At the same time and place the undersigned Attorneys Rev. Edmund P. Welker, Pastor Acme Ground Beef 3 will also sell a 6-Acre w.,odlot located along the Eyler's Val- Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Eyler's Valley near Emmits- 3 lbs. 4-oz cji 29 ley Road near the reservoir in Worship Service, 10:30 a. m. each Frederick County, Maryland. For title reference see :),'07,:°dreCHICKEN "" burg in a. m. ZENTZ AUTO SALES deed from Matilda Mehring to Charles R. Hockensmith LANCASTER dated October 30, 1913 and recorded among the Land Rec- RAILROAD STREET Phone 1095 GETTYSBURG, PA. FRANKS lb 43c ords of Frederick County in Liber H.W.B. No. 306, folio 465. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BRAUNSCHWEIGER (Lancaster) 8-oz ea 25c Open Daily 9 A. M.-9 P. M..-Sundays Also at the same time and place Charles Edgar Hock- Rev. Gideon Galambos, Pastor 12 Noon to 4 P. M. (Pollock) lb 19c Roop, surviving Executors of Charles BONELESS STEAK FISH ensmith and Clara M. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. R. Hockensmith, deceased, by virtue of the power of sale DRESSED WHITINGS 2" 38 35c 10-lb box 1.69 contained in the last will and testament of Charles R. Hock- Worship Service, 7:30 p. m. ensmith, deceased, and pursuant to an order of the Orphans' You'll Like Fresh Crisp Virginia Lee Court of Carroll County passed on December 6, 1954, will EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH sell at public auction the following personal property: Rev. Philip Bower, Pastor Sunday School, 9:15 a. m. POTATO CHIPS Farm Equipment The Service, 10:30 a. m. A ser- mon will be delivered and the 1948 Ford Pickup Truck, Farman Tractor and plows. 1:1k°53z 19c 64 29c 94 39c tractor cultivators, disc harrow, cultipacker, lime spreader, choir will sing. The Catechise McCormick-Deering mower, Ontario grain drill, side delis - Class will attend the 10:30 ser- lEverybody's Favorite - - Virginia Lee ery rake, McOzrmick-Deering wheat binder, Mc-Cormick- vice in a group. Special 35c Deering corn plows, Case corn planter, spring wagon. 2 hay SIACHP6tcv ea carriages, hay loader, New Idea Manure spreader, 3 horse JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ,Ida. Ring Cakes drawn plows, wagon and bed; 3-wheel corn cutter, corn 84 York Street, Taneytown Virginia Lee Hot Cross Buns pkg 1235c clippers, electric brooder, chicken feeder, bar- sheller, sheep 'Your Best rel spray, spike harrows, spring tooth harrow, drag harrow. Saturday, 8 p. m., Bible talk Bread Buy sh..vels, picks, and miscellaneous farm tools, feed grinder, will be given by a visiting minis- hay chopper, miscellaneous hdrness. ter of the Watchtower Society. Gabardines :Supreme Bread iror:fe11.5 Sunday at 3 p. m., a public Bi- Household Articles ble discourse; 8:15 a study of the WIN-CREST COFFEE Mild Blend lb 79c scriptures with aid of the Watch- Wood range, chunk stove, cherry seeder, meat grinder, Flannels ASCO COFFEE Rich and Mellow tower magazine. Tuesday, 8 p.m., lb 83c sausage stuffer, stillard, coal Heatrola, rocking chairs, kitch- LOU ELLA MILK Homogenized 4 tall cans 49c en chairs, 3 beds and springs. Miscellaneous pots and pans, Bibl e study usinz the aid, 'New Sweet Cream, I/4's 2 miscellaneous benches, butchering kettle, miscellaneous freavens and a New Earth. On Blends LOUELLA BUTTER lb 66c laterns and crocks, electric washing machine, 2 ladders, mis- Thursday at 7:30 p. m., Theo- PRINCESS MARGARINE 2 'bs 41c cellaneous hand tools, horse blanket, 5 vinegar barrels, oil cratic ministry school followed by • Let us prescribe a FRESH Hom-de-Lite pi jar 29c drum, American side-snap gun, 2 rolls tar paper, grindstone, the service meeting. Spring tonic for MAYONNAISE lawn mower, spray gun, ice cream freezer, firew3od, fenc• your casual ward- posts, burlap bags, chains, ropes, blocks and falls, rough cut robe: One or more Get Vol. A lumber. pairs of these truly 22 This Week Antiques handsome new of Your Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopedia Slacks to mix or Large drop leaf table, oak kitchen table, wooden dry match with your. A volume each 99C Latest DeLuxe Edition -• TRACTOR week for only See the Difference sink, wood table, sewing horse, rope bed, 2 plank bottom favorite sport coats. rocker, covered sofa, 1 large See our winning chairs, ladder back leather hair only 5c copper kettle, picture frame, 2 butter churners, large fruit lineup of all the March Family Circle Magazine cupboard, small fruit cupboard, horse drawn sleigh. most wanted fab- rics and colors. You'll Like the Variety of Fresh Produce Here Stock Certificates SERVICE 0 Large, Juicy Fla. 5 shares The Farmers State Bank, Emmitsburg, Mary- land; 1 share, Western Maryland Trust Co., Frederick, Any Size Tractor Tire $495 Maryland; 2 shares, Reindollar Company, Taneytown, Mary- land. :Grapefruit NEW EQUIPMENT TO TERMS OF SALE-Personal Property: 4 for 25c Size cash. No prop- METHODS erty to be removed until paid for. MODERN Real Estate: A deposit of $1500.00 on the farm and One-Day Service on Vul- $100.00 on the woodlot will be required in cash on the date of sale. Balance to be paid upon delivery of deeds within canizing-3-Hour Service on $1695 for Minor Repairs. 5 25c thirty days from date of sale. All conveyancing casts except notary fee and federal stamps to be paid by purchaser. 0 County and State taxes for 1955 to be adjusted to date of Repair Service from Our sale. Possession of farm and woodlot will be given imme- Plant to Your Tract-r in New Fla. Red Bliss Potatoes 5 lbs 29C diately upon final settlement. Praperty may be inspected at the Field in Less than 3 j Hours, on minor repairs. any time prior to sale upon arrangements with undersigned 2 stalks 35° attorneys. We have spares available 'Crisp Pascal Celery RALPH so you lose no working G. HOFFMAN :Crisp 19c CHARLES 0. FISHER time. Call us Today! Calif. Carrots 2 Pkgs Attorneys-in-Fact for Charles Edgar Hockensmith and cello pkg 1 9C EMMITSBURG 0Prepared Spinach or Kathryn Ellen Hockensmith, his wife, Kale Clara M. Roop 0 and Howard C. Roop, her husband, and Hilda Elizabeth ',Fresh Snappy Hockensmith, widow. TIRE CENTER Vaientine Charles Edgar Hockensmith PHONE HI. 7-4512 cc Clara M. R,:op, :GREEN BEANS 2ib. 2•• Surviving Executors of Distributors for Men's Store Charles R. Rockensmith, /Seabrook 2 10-oz pkgs 39c U. S. Royal - Armstrong Farms Baby Lima Beans deceased "On The Square" Seabrook Farms 10-oz Earl R. Bowers, Auctioneer McCreary - Firestone Extra Fancy Green Peas 2 Pkgs 35c Carl B. Haines, Clerk Ideal Frozen Orange Juice 26 -oz cans TIRES Frederick, Maryland 29c • Prices Effective Through Saturday. March 12, 1955. Quantity Rights Reserved. EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND —FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955

NOW PLAYING AT THE MAJESTIC THEATER "We can have no confidence in Woman Injured what the Soveits say, and neither M STANLEY WARNER is there any doubt as to what AJESTIC In Fan they do—and intend to do to all GETTYSBURG The condition of Mrs. Vernon the free world."—Baltimore News Post. Riley, Fairfield Rt. I, was de- This Week Thru Saturday scribed as "satisfactory" by An- Humphrey BOGART nie Warner Hospital officials Jose FERRER Wednesday, after ;having been Van JOHNSON taken to the hospital Tuesday Fred MacMURRAY afternoon. "THE CAINE MUTINY" 7V) In Technicolor

from Sun.-Mon. March 13-14 CLASSIFIED ADS he Bible Jean SIMMONS They that wait upon the Lord Rory CALHOUN shall renew their strength; "A Bullet Is Waiting" FOR SALE MEL ALLEN'S new sports quiz television show, they shall mount up with wings In Technicolor as eagles; they shall run and SALE—Block House, one- "CALL THE PLAY," is giving "armchair managers" all FOR over the country a chance to realize their dreams mak- not be weary, and they shall Tues.-Wed. Mar. 15-16 year old; 4 rooms and bath, of ing the decisions in important walk and not faint.--(Isaiah Judy HOLIDAY $6,000. For further information sports events. Now, does Dittmer get credit 40, 13.) Jack LEMMON phone HI. 7-5167. 21814t On the program, Allen pre- for a run-batted-in and does it Jack CARSON sents a situation, the reward for count as an official time at bat? To wait upon Cod is te seek, PLAY SAFEl—Have an extra set Kim NOVAK the correct solution being one or • * • through prayer and righteous of keys made and be ready for more $100 U. S. Savings Bonds. 4) A football game be- living, to be one with Him in "PHFFFT" any emergency! Can make any * * * tween the Washington Redskins- all things at all times 1 (Don't say it—See It!) key while you wait! Here's a sampling of some of ti.1 our Philadelphia Eagles. It's the days, in the sure r-f B. H. BOYLE the typical situations coming up waning moments of the ball knowledge Coming Soon! on "Call The Play": that without His love within game and the Eagles lead 20-17. "BATTLE CRY" FOR SALE--Photography equip- 1) You're the manager of the The Redskins are in possession, us, we can achieve little that ment includes an enlarger, 3 Chicago White Sox. It's the sixth fourth down and six to go, deep is truly good "THE COUNTRY GIRL" inning and you lead 3-2. Your and lasting. developing trays and a tank; in their own territory. You're equipment. team has the bags loaded with Redskin quarter Charley Justice also miscellaneous two out and Virgil Trucks, who The Court Martial Incident of "The Caine Mutiny," in Phone HI. 7-4681 and it's up to you to make a de- 31412t has pitched a three-hitter is com- cision. What play would phrey Bogart, as Capt. Queeg, while Van Johnson looks ing you Close-out, to bat, Do you let him bat call? FOR SALE—Wallpaper or go for a heavier hitter? Columbia Picture's complete Technicolor version of the Con- 5) You're 10c, 20c and 30c a roll. 2) The Eagles are playing the referee in a phrey Bogart, as Captain Queeg, whil Von Johnson looks Gilbert at Gettysburg. the Browns and trail 6-0. wrestling match and the ques- tact tion is simple. How many sec- on. The films plays at the through EWELRY 31412t Bobby Thomason tosses a pass Majestic Theater into the end-zone that is appar- onds must a wrestler be pinned in order for the man doing the Saturday, Mar. 12. FOR SALE—Hay and Straw. Ap- ently incomplete. However, the House, officials rule interference — in- pinning to be awarded a fall? for GIFTS ply St. Joseph Central * Emmitsburg, Md. 311112t terference in the end-zone. Is it a touchdown for the Eagles? 6) This is a boxing question What and you're the referee in a WRIST WATCHES FOR SALE-1941 Chrysler 4-door would you do if you were ANOTHER BIG DANCE condition. the official? Golden Gloves match between sedan. Good running * * * Leo 311112t McCullen and Charlie Little. Friday, March 18, 1955 RONSON LIGHTERS Call HI. 7-4811. 3) Here's another rule situa- McCullen lands a hard right to before it tion. Only this time you're up Little's jaw and Little goes down featuring FOUNTAIN PENS FIRE! FIRE! Stop it in —but not out. He Fire the pressbox as the official shakes off the gets started. Use Presto scorer in a game between the punch in an instant and is ready THE GILLS Extinguishers, on sale for $3.98, New York Giants and the Mil- to go. You're the referee. Do you 85.95 and 8.95. For homes,cars waukee Braves, in August 1953. let him come up swinging or Public Invited—No Admission Charge for the HOME and tractors. Sold by J. W. Sid Gordon is on third for the must he take a count? Rowe, phone 7-3281. 3 11 4t Braves and Jack Dittmer is at Do you think you called them bat. Dittmer hits one of Dave right? Well here's the answers SILVERWARE FOR SALE-1951 40" Frigidaire Koslo's pitches high in the air to these interesting sports ques- VFW MEMORIAL POST 6658 down the CHI NAWARE Electric Range, fully automatic right field line and tions and you'll get even more table Don Mueller catches the ball just of a kick calling the plays with Center Square Emmitsburg, Maryland with deep-well, $115; 8" in fair stand territory. Gordon tags up Mel Allen on his sports quiz GLASS WARE saw with tilting arbor, and scores. show. $55. Phone and /12 -h.p. motor, THE ANSWERS 7-4282. it HIllcrest i—You let Trucks bat for himself. In this instance, Trycks showed his ap- preciation of your confidence by banging in a run. for the BRIDE 2—Interference in the end-zone is not a touchdown. The ball is placed on NOTICES the one yard line — first and goal to go for the Eagles. 3—Dittmer gets credit for an R.B.I. and it counts as an official "at bat." (The sacrifice DIAMONDS NOTICE—The Board of Educa- fly rule did not go into effect until 1954.) 4—Justice went into punt formation, faked a kick, then me, like c soared tion of Frederick County invites rabbit for the winning touchdown. NECKLACES 5—Three seconds. If a shoulder leaves the mat the referee stops counting proposals from contractors for a and the match continues. 6—The water storage tank and boxer must take an eight count while the "slugger" goes to a new hot neutral corner. hot The eight count is mandatory in all amateur and professional improvements to domestic bouts, except professional championship bout:. water system at the Frederick L TED:NE High School. They will be opened MARK at the Board of Education Office, "We have lost a crucial bat- Doctor aud Pharmacy Jeweler 115 East Church Street, Freder- 71e14/4.0tht tle, but not the campaign for ick, at 10 a rh., Wednesday, By BILL PAULSON the protection of people who still Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. speci- — - enjoy March 23. Blueprints and -s- -I • freedom." — Philadelphi• Teamed for Your Health fications may be obtained at the Bulletin. Board of Education Office. No de- We are dedicated to pr:- posit or bid bond will be re- vote health and public quired. service. Our most excit- E. W. PRUITT, STRAND Secretary GETTYSBURG,N, ing reward is your sunny words . .. We DO appre- NOTICE — For your complete No Parking Problem Building Supplies see the Flohr Saturday Only March 12 ciate your service." Ridge Sum- Lumber Co., Blue JOHNNY SHEFFIELD mit, Pa., phone 23, or A. W. McCleaf, Emmitsburg, Md. Tel- "LION HUNTERS" tf HOUSER'S At FRAILEY'S ephone Hillcrest 7-1284. ,—Also— DRUG STORE Painting - Decorating Clean, Quality Work JOHNNY CARPENTER EARL SHANK JR., Prop. For Free Estimates "Here—maybe you can find "The Lawless Rider" Emmitsburg, Md. C. Felix Adams my driver's license. I can't see Phone HI. 7-5261 a thing without my glasses!" 3,1112tp Sun.-Mon. March 13-14 EDWARD G. ROBINSON NOTICE — Penny Bingo will be LENT played Friday evening, March "BLACK TUESDAY" OODS 11 at 7:10 P. M. in the Rocky Ridge Fire Hall, sponsored by Tues.-Wed. March 15-16 Just Arrived! the Rocky Ridge Fire Co. for Cleo Hugo the benefit of the new engine -r,zissv MOORE HAAS HERRING 3 lb 25c fund. 342t "THY _ I. volts WANTED—I will keep children 'he Bible NEIGHBOR'S WIFE" FROZEN in my home while mothers are Why art thou cast down, 0 pleasant and working. A very my soul, and why art thou dis- 2-For-1 Nite! location and can give FILETS 29c desirable quieted in me? Hope thou in HADDOCK informa- Tuesday Only—March 15 best references. For God.—(Psalms 42,5.) tion call HI. 7-5095. 3`4.3t Buy 1 . . . Get 1 FREE All of us have our moments LADIES' NOTICE—The Future Homemak- of despondency when it seems BUCK SHAD lb 30c ers of America will hold a Food easier to sink deeper than to at 10 HATS - COATS Sale Saturday, March 26 make the effort to pull our- the bene- a. m. to 12 noon for selves up But God's good and TOPPERS - DRESSES Ambulance Fund and fit of the His love are ever present to ROCK lb 35c Porgies lit 20c Hose Co. 3,1113tp SKIRTS - BLOUSES the Vigilait help and strengthen us, if we WANTED—Dressmaking and al- will but seek Him in prayer. HANDBAGS - SHOES ter a ti ons. Hand-smoched in- FRESH and FROZEN fants' and children's Dresses made to order. MRS. BARBARA FROCK 3 Mlles East of Waynesboro HI. 7-5711 JOAN'S HOUCK'S SEAFOOD TWICE WEEKLY ltp Phone Machine in Emmitsburg Quality Shop WANTED—A Sewing $1.20 PER CAR good condition. Apply JUDGE— (Tax Always Included) CENTER SQUARE EMMITSBURG, MD. MRS. DALE SHIELDS, ES HI. 7-5842 It KNISTS CARD OF THANKS OPEN FRHADDOCKIAH FILETS t, 49c who I wish to thank all those were kind enough to send me all WEEK- By Joan Davis the Birthday Cards, Gifts and Flowers and also Birthday Cakes We're taking a trip to the deep ENDS! Standard OYSTERS pt 85c birth- Baseball - TEAMS - Softball on the occasion of my 79th South for some amusing statutes this month. Dick Hyman, whose day. Friday & Saturday SELECT OYSTERS pt. 95c Mrs. Claudia Rosensteel "It's the Law" feature appears in Order Those Uniforms Early—Two Weeks' Delivery ltp the American Magazine, tells us 2 Action Features CHAS. STARRETT On All Orders Placed Before April 1 HELP WANTED that in Tulsa, Okla., domestic fowls are forbidden to crow, cackle or as (Team Discounts to Organized Clubs) squawk. How's that for a farmyard "TWO-FISTED 85c Frederick JUMBO SHRIMP ,-, HELP WANTED — edict? WE SPONSOR A UNIFORM FOR ALL ORDERS OVER 15 County industry desires an * * • SHERIFF" agronomist, 27 to 35, for inside In Montgomery, Ala., there's a —and— COMPLETE TEAM EQUIPMENT typing very honey of a law that prohibits any- Johnny and outside work, GLOVES BATS benefits as expect- one from sitting on garbage cans. WEISSMULLER See The Free helpful. All Spalding Louisville ed from a good company. Ap- * * "VALLEY to Arkansas this Rawling Adirondacks Duncan Hines Cottage Cheese ply in person to employment We go down for OF THE Bldg., Fred one. In that state there's a law Wilson Batrite agency, Masonic which provides that school teachers Demonstration handwriting, HEADHUNTERS" 0. K. Brand erick, Md., or in who bob their hair will not get a Miss Garrison of PenSupreme Milk Co. giving references to, Emmits- raise. HYDE BASEBALL SHOES * * Sunday Only! burg Chronicle Box C. tf at 7:00 & 9:00 BASES - HOME PLATES Friday and Saturday, March 18-19 Bobbing up North, we hit a beaut LINDA DARNELL from Milwaukee, Wis. In that city FOR RENT GARY MERRILL LARGE SELECTION OF WARM-UP JACKETS Noon to Saturday Night it is unlawful to play a fife and in the suspense story RENT—Furnished or unfur- drum on the streets in order to of the year REACH, SPALDING, and RAWLING BASEBALLS FOR attract attention. . . . nished apartments. AppLv Mrs. * * • "NIGHT G. R. Elder, phone HI. 7-5511. Let's close this one out with a WITHOUT dandy from Denver, Colo. In that FOR RENT—Small family pre- mountain metropolis it's unlawful SLEEP" Gettysburg News & Spt. Goods ferred for 6-room house; all to shoot jack rabbits from the rear plus selected shorts C.G. FRAILEY modern conveniences; garage. window of a streetcar. Open Seven Days A Week • • • Good location 321 E. 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