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'VOLUME LXXXI, NO. 39 EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961 SINGLE COPY 7e William Morgan r Fight To Retain Shoe Company TOWN OFFICIALS Most Anything Cullen Hospital Firemen's Drive ATTEND MEETING Sportsmen's Continues Mayor J. Edward Houck and New Town At A Glance Lions Club Suing Bank Continues Commissioner J. Norman 3-Day Carnival The fight to retain Viictor Cullen Flax, were guests at an all-day The Penn-Moe Corporation of The financial drive of Hospital as a tuberculosis sani- the Vig- meeting Monday at the BY ABIGAIL Fairfield has brought suit in ilant Hose Co. is Area De- torium continues with the latest progressing very velopment Assn. held President Adams County, Pa. court satisfactory in Balti- number of Emmitsburg effort being a meeting recently of against Frank S. Topper, gen- more. The July A meeting began at 9 20-22 Eighteen members and guests the First National Bank of Fair- eral chairman, reported this week. merchants were embarrassed and the executive committee of the a. m. and continued until late in The were present at the regular field in an attempt to secure $28,- However there are a great many annual Carnival of the In- fleeced this week when a bogus meet- Advisory Council of the Citizens the afternoon. dian ing of the Emmitsburg Lions Club 819.15 lost through forged checks. individuals and concerns that Lookout Conservation Club check passer made his rounds Committee for the retention of the Present at the will take held Monday evening in Luth- While it does not haven't as yet made their dona- caucus was Gov- place for three days of the town. His motus operandi the hospital. mention the ernor this Parish forger, the tion. Funds are needed badly Tawes and the heads of the year, the same as last. to enter a store, make a eran Hall, President Ralph Francis M. Manahan, assumpsit complaint, this was chairman, year due to the various State departments. The President James and then ask to F. Irelan presiding. filed by Attorneys Eugene R. Hart- purchase of a Kemp report- small purchase presided. Reports were given on new fire purpose of the meeting was to ed that the small During the business meeting man of Gettysburg and David S. engine which just recent- affair will be held on have a check cashed, recommendations of the State and discuss and make plans for the Thursday, the coming Horse Show was dis- Kohn and Bruce E. Cooper of ly was placed in service. Friday and Saturday, enough but just as bogus as U. S. Health Departments on economic development of the state July 20, cussed and Larry Burgess, one Harrisburg, states that the bank Members of the fire company 21, 22 at the local carni- could be. Word got around of care for tubercular patients and and also to familiarize those pres- val the judges, spoke deducted $37,984.54 from the ac- volunteer their services free of grounds adjacent Community quickly though and his opera- briefly to the others affected by respiratory dis- ent with the new laws which pro- Field. members. The next meetings count of Penn-Moe on the basis charge and even pay dues out of tions were halted in their tracks. two eases. vide financial grants to towns and of the group of 38 forged checks issued in Feb- their own money. They are on As usual delicious food Yust goes to show you that it will be in the form The group questioned "How can cities to assist in the redevelop- will be of working parties ready ruary, March and April of this call 24 hours a day, seven days a on sale as well as other doesn't pay to cash a check for to the the State Department of Health ment and rehabilitation. It was kinds of Civic Grounds for year. week. They ask nothing of the delicacies. Bingo will a total stranger, whether or not the Horse Show justify the release of Victor Cul- pointed out that grants are now be played which will be held Sunday, All of the checks, public except its support in the on all three nights and you are going to make a profit July len Hospital to some other de- according to available for blighted areas, pub- the usual 30. the complaint, had the purchase of equipment and its side attractions for on the deal. partment of the state, when the signatures lic parks, water facilities, unem- both young During the show of the disbursing maintenance. The complete com- and old will be on hand a pony and facilities are needed for tubercu- officers, Carl ployment and quite a number of to amuse * * * full harness will Filsinger and Carl plement of fire fighting equipment the crowd. On Saturday be awarded some losis treatment?" E. Filsinger, other measures which would prove night a lucky person. Every forged on them. including engines is very val- number of valuable prizes You'd never realize it but Sunday from The State Department of Health beneficial to any community. Some will be now until the day uable. There are now four pieces awarded. of the show, in projecting figures for the 1962 The complaint states that the of the grants, it was said, pay up Frederick County ranks eighth the pony will be on exhibit of motorized equipment, all mod- , Of special at the budget estimates there will be bank has reimbursed Penn - Moe as high as 75% of the total cost interest to sports- in the state in the number of farm of William Rides ern and all ready for service. men will G. Morgan. 450 patients at Mt. Wilson; 116 in the amount of $9,164.89 but of certain projects. The 1 o c a 1 be the display individuals on the Government's will be given It set up by from 1 to 4 p. m, at Victor Cullen and 203 at Hen- "has refused to pay" the remain- was announced that on Aug. representatives familiarized them- the Maryland State payroll. The figures given are every Sunday Game to those children ryton Hospitals. Mt. Wilson Hos- ing $28,819.65. 1, members of the company will selves with the procedures for ob- Commission. There will be 2,133 and this is exclusive of showing up at the Morgan resi- begin a door-to-door entertainment pital has a bed capacity for 500 On May 3 Penn-Moe notified canvass asking taining such grants and when the galore each eve- some 100 postal workers. It dence on the Old those ning and Frederick Road. patients. Considering the present state police that its bookkeeper, who haven't contributed to time comes when the community pony rides will be avail- shows the effect employment by Each child will pay 25c the fund by able for the per ride number of TB cases in Maryland, William Neal Shanks, 26, then that time to please is in need then plans can be ex- kiddies. The Sports- the Government has on the ec- which entitles do so men extend them to a chance the group questioned, does it seem of Littlestown R1, was missing ' in order to close the drive pedited to remedy these condi- a cordial invitation to onomic standing of a communi- on the pony. successfully. The all to attend economically sound to convert the along with a number of checks Firemen urge tions. the affair and en- ty or state. State-wide there During the the citzenery joy meeting the new already existing TB institutions which he secured cash for them.' to use the self-ad- themselves. are 75,000 on Uncle Sam's pay- officers were dressed envelope and installed by former to some other use and then spend State police have been search- form which roll. I forget the national fig- District Governor Harry Dougher- was mailed several weeks ago in millions of dollars in expansion ing for Shanks since that time. JOY—RAJEWSKI ure but I believe it is some- ty of Taneytown. order to lighten the task of so- Brehaut Miss at Mt. Wilson or on extensive con- Most recently he was reported in Heads Bernadette Helen Rajew- where near five million. Who Installed as president was Wil- Las licitation, . ski, version of some other facility? Vegas, but state police at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. says Government isn't big busi- liam G. Morgan. Other subordin- United Chester Approximately 60% of the pa- Gettysburg said they have had no Appeal Rajewski, Baltimore, be- ness? ate offices filled were: first vice came * * * tients now at Victor Cullen are information since then of Shanks' STATE the bride of Donald Vincent president, John J. Hollinger; sec- POLICE Joy, from the Western Maryland coun- whAerceco-arbdoinugts. Financial Drive son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Despite repeated warnings cer- ond vice president, Edward Fitz- ties. other 40% mostly to the assumpsit ac- Joy, Emmitsburg, on tain property-owners haven't as gerald; third vice The are I RECEIVE NATIONAL Raymond C. Brehaut, president Saturday, president, Jos- Baltimore tion brought by Penn-Moe against July 1, at St. Casmir's yet cut the weeds on vacant eph "selected cases" from of the Frederick Gas Co., Inc., Church, W. Sullivan; secretary-treas- the Fairfield bank, the bank paid Baltimore. The double property owned by them. T' who are being treated for emo- MERIT AWARDS has been appointed general chair- -ring cere- urer, John W. Strickhouser; lion- on three checks totaling mony was performed Townhas law preaibLing this tional and other "contributing $4,980 man of the 1961 by Rev. Mat- a tamer, Charles F. Troxell; tail- in February, 18 checks Headquarters of the Maryland Community thew and it is highly causes" as well as tuberculosis. totaling Chest-Red Cross Kotkowski. Mrs. Muniecka, sort of thing twister, Joseph M. Haley, and di- $13,147.80 in State Police at Pikesville have -United Appeal soloist, will in- If Victor Cullen Hospital is closed, March and $19,856.14 for Frederick sang, "Ave Marie" and possible that the Town rectors, Arthur Elder, Joseph W. confirmed that the Maryland County. This an- near patients from some of the West- on 17 checks in April. State "Mother at your feet is kneeling." voke this ordinance in the Sullivan, Clarence E. Hahn and Police have nouncement was made by Charles lim- ern Maryland areas will be hos- been given two na- The bride, given in marriage by future. Weeds in the town Ralph D. Lindsey. tional V. Main, president of the Fred- miles from home , awards. her father, was attired in a its and those on the edges of pitalized 160 Bridal Shower Held erick County Community Chest, floor while there will be three large I A spokesman at headquarters length gown of lace and town must be cut or authori- A surprise miscellaneous bridal who said: "We feel extremely sequins hospitals within a 20-mile said that a report over the police with a high neckline and long ties will have the work done and TB shower was held for Miss Cath- fortunate in being able to secure radius Baltimore, a spokesman teletype had stated that Govern- sleeves. The fingertip viel send you the bill. Safety Director of erine Bailey, Thurmont, at the a man of the capability and ex- fell or Tawes had received word that from a pearl crown. She said. home of Miss Sheila O'Toole, of perience of Mr. Brehaut to head carried * * * The Wall Street Journal, on the Maryland State Police had won a bouquet of miniature lillies Appreciates Support Thurmont, recently. A pink and the United Appeal drive this year. and It really saddens -no when T June 23, carried an article on the two national achievement awards. tiny white rosebuds which she white color scheme was carried We are certain that under his read of the expenditures being the increase in Thesc awards presented annual- dedicated to the Blessed Of Newspapers perils of TB and out in the decorations. The gifts able leadership we will have a Mother. made on public schools else- death rate from tuberculosis. ly by the National Safety From the altar she carried the were arranged under a pink um- Council highly successful campaign." a where in Frederick County. The Editor, Emmitsburg Chronicle: William Tucker, head of the and the International prayer book topped with Dr. brella. Those present were: Mrs. Association Through one annual drive for stepha- Board of Education awarded On behalf of Governor Tawes, program of the Veterans Ad- of Chiefs of Police, were notis and centered with a white TB Shaffer Bailey, Mrs. Frank Top- given funds the United Appeal supports contracts for over $75,000 this who had issued the safe driving ministration says "I can see the for administrative and record orchid. per, Mrs. Claude O'Toole, Miss ac- 10 county-wide agencies provid- week for improvements to proclamation for the 4th of July danger signals ahead. In 10 or 20 counts and traffic The Patricia Topper, Mrs. George supervision. ing important community serv- maid of honor was Miss schools at Thurmont, Middle- holiday, and the Maryland Traf- coulld have a major years we Thomas III, Miss Margaret Bail- An outstanding achievement ices and activities throughout the Marcy Healy, Baltimore. She wore town and Frederick. Emmits- fic Safety Commission I want to on our hands if we don't floor problem ey, Miss Becky Spangler, Miss certificate was awarded the Mary- year. length gown of pink chif- burg, the second largest voting take this opportunity to thank efforts." step up our Judy S'pangler, Mrs. Nolan Grif- land Central Accident Records Di- In fon with matching gloves anti district in the county receives you for your cooperation in help- retaining the accepting the post of cam- Points in favor of fith, Miss vision of State Police. This or- paign pink lace stole, a tiara head piece only the barest of necessities ing to reduce Maryland's high- recommendations Ethel Crawford, Mrs. chairman, Mr. Brehaut stat- hospital include Edward ganization keeps statistics on all ,f pearls and a pearl necklace, sometimes think these are way death toll. As you Beaver, Mrs. Michael ed: "I am keenly aware of the and I already from public health authorities that accidents, reports, and summons and carried a bouquet of red roses enough. Take for know the Boyle, Miss Agnes Scott, Miss importance of each organization not nearly fatalities for Maryland other respiratory diseases be in- data, and is awarded on an over- with matching streamers. $34,000 which will totalled Shelia O'Toole. Those sending supported by the United Appeal instance the 7 for a 5-day holiday as cluded in the tuberculosis pro- 90-per cent efficiency rating on Middletown for the gifts but unable to attend were: a to every section of Frederick The attendants were Mrs. An- be spent at compared to 9 last year over a 4- gram; that patients with active national average. athletic track. Miss Elsie Bennett, Mrs. George County, and I pledge my every gela Golebieski, sister of the bride construction of an day holiday. We feel certain had disease must be hospitalized; that additional L. Thomas Jr., Miss Adele Top- The second award, for police effort to bring this fact to the ,nd Mrs. Alice Rajewski, the Then at Thurmont an it not been for the outstanding chronic tuberculosis patients would for im- per. Miss Leota Topper, Miss Mary traffic supervision, was awarded attention of every person in the bride's sister-in-law. Their floor $12,000 will be spent cooperation of your newspaper and have no place to go should they grounds by land- Terese Topper, Miss Virginia Top- to the Maryland State Police on county, to the end that each per- length dresses were shrimp and proving the other media it would certainly leave the Victor Cullen hospital; We here in Em- per, Mrs. John Bailey, Mrs. Hu- a 85-90 per cent national average son will assume the responsibility 1, _Bow chiffon, respectively, and scaping, etc. have been a much higher death that there are 80 some tuberculosis clas- bert Baily and Mrs. Joseph Bailey. for investigations, personnel train- of giving according to his means." ..he wore tiara head pieces of mitsburg are still teaching toll because reports from all the at Springfield Hospital patients Miss Bailey will be married to ing, officer contact, and mileage. pearls. They carried ses on the stage and in the law enforcement officers and oth- benefit from treatment Mr. Brehaut, who resides at 303 bouquets of who could Michael Topper July 24 at Our red roses with cafeteria, I am told. With this er engineers show that traffic was available at the Victor It was believed these two W. College Terrace in Frederick, matching stream- that is Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Thur- achievement ers. Miss Patricia dearth of classroom space here much greater than last year and Hospital. and also that awards are of na- is a director of the Frederick Golebieski, the grip- Cullen mont. tional significance and Chamber flower girl, wore a can you wonder why I am naturally with additional exposure treatment centers are needed for rank the of Commerce, a past floor length can and must be the Maryland State Police as one president gown of blue taffeta and a ing. It to danger. alcoholics who have become tu- of of Rotary and a mem- tiara plan of the Board to the top State Police organizations ber of the head piece. She carried a long range As I have stated to your editors bercular patients. Madeline Horner Frederick Rotary Club. basket here so disgusted in the United States. He also is of pink miniature roses. make us in person, and I am saying it was pointed out that recent a member of the Evan- consent to consoli- It gelical The best man was Michael that we will again. The statistics department statistics show that Maryland is Heads Legion Lutheran Church of Fred- E. dation. There can be no other erick and served Joy, Emmitsburg, brother of of the Maryland State Police has sixth from the top in the inci- Plan Reorganization as general su- the reason for this neglect of im- perintendent of bridegroom. The ushers were John no record of the names of per- dence of tuberculosis. TB germs Auxiliary Group its Sunday School. proving our Emmitsburg school. sons His many civic activities Walter and William Sterbinsky, who were not killed or in- are becoming resistant to the Of Local Library include * * * The regular monthly meeting of services as the chairman also of Emmitsburg. jured in accidents which you help- drugs now being used in the treat- of the The polio season is once more the Francis X. Elder American The Emmitsburg Jaycees, spon- Friends of Scouting for Mrs. Rajewski, the bride's moth- ed to prevent—the persons who ment of the disease. Communic- the Na- upon us and as usual there are Legion Auxiliary iThit 121, was soring a movement to reorganize tional Capital Area er, was attired in a blue lace dress may have been saved from death able diseases among the lower Council, Boy several cases right in our own held Tuesday evening at the Post the Scouts of and matching accessories or injury are known only to God. economic groups will double with- Emmitsburg Public Library, America, and is chair- and To date three cases Home with president Kathleen man wore a corsage of pink county. The coverage for this 4th of July next decade or two due will hold a public meeting at the of the board of trustees of rosebuds. been reported. Some of in the Shorb presiding. Twenty Mrs. Joy, mother have holiday by the newspapers was population explosion unless - two MG Theater on Wednesday, July the National Ortheoperic and Re- of the bride- these involve children who have to the members and two guests were groom, wore a pink lace dress with by far the greatest of any cam- vaccine or some other effective 19 at 8 p. m. habilitation Hospital in Arling- never been inoculated against a present. The guests were Mrs. All ton. white accessories and a pink rose- paign ever conducted by the Mary- treatment is found, a spokesman those over 15 years of age the disease. Imagine in these Howard Tressler, Western Mary- are invited to attend In 1946 he bud corsage. The reception was land Press Association, members said. the meeting was recognized by days of science and life-saving and others. land District Vice President, Blue and help to assist in the reor- the Navy for services performed held at the Polish Home Hall, be used drugs. Poverty can't We cannot let the 4th of July Ridge Summit, and Mrs. Mabel ganization plans for the local li- in behalf of his county and was Baltimore, where dinner and danc- must be ig- as an excuse so it holiday results go by without say- Needy, Boonsboro, candidate for brary. Individuals desiring addi- named chairman of the Commit- ing was enjoyed by the guests. stubborness. For norance or ing thanks for your cooperation, Benefit Department President. Anna tional facts and information are tee for Economic Development in For her going away outfit, the afford to pay County To those who can't knowing that the only satisfac- Bushman was voted in as treas- asked to contact Robert C. Simp- Northern Virginia, following WW bride wore a white linen dress inoculations there are free for tion your paper can gain from urer as she was not present at son, chairman of the Community One. with white accessories and an or- aid. There is hardly From Huge clinics to it is your knowledge of a job well the election meeting. Mrs. Mar- Development Committee of the Brehaut is a member of the chid corsage. Upon their return, reason why every single 7004 any done. The law enforcement of- garet Brown, Mrs. Virginia San- Greater Emmitsburg Junior Cham- American Gas Assn. and a direc- the couple will reside at the county should- Roads Grant individual in ficers who did such a tremendous ders, Mrs. Ann Shorb and Mrs. ber of Commerce. Mr. Simpson's tor of the' Maryland-District of Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, Md. be inoculated with this in- n't job are very appreciative of the Frederick County will receive Madeline Harner were named as phone number is HI 7-2181. Columbia Utilities Assn., the only The bride graduated from St. valuable vaccine, if not for the support by the Maryland Press. one of the largest shares in a $3 delegates to the Convention to person to have served all offices Michael's Business School, Balti- individual's own safety, then Paul E. million bond issue authorized by be held in Baltimore July 19-22. in the latter organization. more and has been employed at safety of the general Burke Jaycee Safety Check for the the State Roads Commission this The draw prize was won by Fort Holibard as a secretary for public. A small child doesn't -week. Nettie Ashbaugh and Rita Felix's the past five years. The bride- realize the danger he faces but Successful New Truck The bond for county highways name was called for the door Fire groom graduated from Emmits- the parent can and does but Mount St. Tapes Made Of Recent construction and repair projects prize but was not present. An- The first safety check public burg High School, sometimes does nothing to pre- of Now In Bal- in 11 counties totals $3,292,000 of other draw prize of a stuffed toy automobiles was held Service Mary's College, University of vent the affliction by this hor- last Sun- mem- Art Institute which $466,000 will go to this horse was awarded to Mrs. Mabel day afternoon timore Law School and is a rible crippling and lethal dis- near the Texaco The regular meeting of the Vig- county. Needy. The president thanked the Station ilant of the Bar of Maryland. He ease. There really should be a To share the fruits of the Insti- from 1 to 4 p. m. Hose Co. was held Tuesday ber The bond revenue will be paid members for their cooperation served two years in the United law compelling inoculation tute on the Fine Arts in Christian Sterling White, chairman of the evening out-doors at Community back by the counties from their during the past two years she States Army and is presently em- against the polio disease and Culture which was held at Saint affair, sponsored by the Emmits- Field. President John J. Holling- individual share of gasoline tax held office and then turned the at the United States Fi- definite provisions made for its Joseph College, during the scho- burg Jaycees, said that the event er presided with 33 members in ployed revenue and the motor vehicle meeting over to Mrs. Tressler and Guaranty Company of enforcement. lastic year 1960-'61, tapes was a success and that quite a attendance. delity made revenue funds. who installed the following new Baltimore. during the various lectures have number of car owners brought The "Open House" committee Counties participating in the officers for the coming year: been sent to the Sisters of Mercy, their vehicles in for inspection. reported the event as a huge Children Of Mary program and the amount to be President, Madeline Harner; 1st Burlington, Vt., and will subse- Of the total number checked, success. Chief. John S. Hollinger FEED made available to them were list- vice president, Margaret Brown; SHRIMP quently he sent to other colleges Chairman White stated there were announced that general practice To Take Communion ey by SRC as Anne Arundel, $653,- 2nd vice president, Ann Topper; associated with the Sister For- 46 which were found to be haz- would be held Sunday morning at SATURDAY 000; Caroline, $50,000; Cecil, $138,- secretary, Diane Small; treasurer, This Suriday is Children of mation Movement. ard-free and two faulty and un- 9:30 a. m. and again Tuesday 000; Garrett, $30,000; Harford, Anna Bushman; chaplain, Corinne Holy Name Society of St. 'Mary Sundal, at St. Joseph's Cath- Essentially aesthetic in nature, safe in various ways. Assisting evening at 7:00 o'clock. The pres- The $150,000; Montgomery, $321,000; Seiss; historian, Kathleen Shorb; Catholic Church will olic Church. The members will the Fine Arts Institute purposed White were these Jaycee mem- ident reported that the new 1961 Joseph's Prince Georges, $1,000,000; Queen sgt.-at-arms, Marian Timmerman; sponsor a shrimp feed Saturday attend the 7 o'clock Mass and re- to develop the powers, capacities, bers: Allen Stoner, Donald Eyler, pumper engine has been placed Annes, $60,000; St. Mary's, $103,- executive committee, Ann Shorb. evening, July 15, at Kump's Dam. ceive Communion in a body. and abilities of each participant Pat Boyle, Dave Glass and George in service after passing all spe- 000, and Washington, $321,000. The new president thanked benefit affair will get under Mary Teresa Weedon, presi- to enjoy and appreciate the true, the L. Danner. cific underwriter's requirements. The Bids on the bond issue will be group for electing her and asked o'clock and continue un- dent of the organization, reminds the good, and the beautiful in One car owner was completely way at 6 received August 9. their cooperation. A gift was pre- p. all the girls of their obligation to the fine arts in Christian culture. unaware that he had a large When they mention maidens til 10 sented to Mrs. Tressler. general public is cordially participate in these services. Ev- T h e blister on his front tire. Upon around Ocean Downs, they're us- The meeting adjourned after which to attend the affair and ery member is urged to be pres- TROOP 72 TO MEET We are all the being informed of the hazardous ually not talking about damsels. invited for the little man ladies joined the men reales and females are wel- ent. The Children of Mary take Intermediate Girl Scout Troop of the Post condition the -tire was changed A maiden is a horse which has both but we have to admit that he for refreshments at addition to shrimp, no summer vacation. Please be 72 will meet on Tuesday, Kump's Dam. and later repaired, possibly avert- never won a heat or race on the comed. In July 18 makes an awful fool of himself The next meeting and other del- to make plans for will be held on ing some serious accident had a gait being raced and for which a barbecued chicken a year-round member. a bus trip. at times. August 1, at 8:00 p. m. blow-out occurred. purse is offered. icacies will be served. CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961 PAGE TWO EMEM1TSBURG

parent should let the child ab- frame and they coasted to a 13-8 I should point out that credit mer Lingg and daughter. mother, Mrs. John Eyler. sorb words at his own pace. If win over the Yanks. Pat Topper, for work under social security is Rev. Fr. James Twomey quiet- Mrs. Alva Christensen of Phil- a child mispronounces a word, the Yank infielder, hit his fifth hom- .counted in three-month calendar ly observed his birthday Tuesday adelphia, is spending a few days ILL IBM IBMS... parent should softly repeat the er in as many games. Martin quarters." Therefore, a person at St. Vincent's Rectory. with her mother here. Mrs. Carrie con- word correctly, after him. When Williams also homered for the need not have worked for a Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Baker Dern. 1Y2 years, hafk Servies Ike the child is ready to work with losers. tinuous period of 2/12 or Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lauer NOTICE TO BIDDERS Masker!Dd. Cm Cassie the new sound, he will be happy Tuesday's Game as the case may be. Social se- have returned from a week's va- to accept the correction. RHE curity credit for calendar quar- The Board of Education of Fred- i "I love him," or "there he is," or cation at Deep Creek Lake, Md. By Doris Y. Genereux 10 9 ters earned at any time since erick County, 115 East Church any other thought about the pet. Giants 3 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reifsnider Clinician 1936 can be counted toward the Street, Frederick, Maryland, in- Speech child puts Red Sox 7 7 3 and sons, of Keymar, were dinner Center At two years, the Milk Payments amount of work he needs to get vites bids on supplying and in- Hitchcock Medical may say, Batteries: Giants-Hewitt and guests on Sunday at the home of words together. He retirement benefits for himself stalling a communication system Hanover, New Hampshire It is in Byard; Red Sox, Shorb, Hahn and Mrs. Reifsnider's mother, Mrs. has "Bobby go" or "me go." Set By Order or to qualify his family for de- in the Linganore High School. The one-year-old usually that George Ashbaugh and family. his third and fourth year Baker. pendents or survivors benefits. Specifications a n d proposal about two or three words which he simple four A minimum price of $4.66 per Dr. and Mrs. Marion O'Kelly, the child graduates to Monday's Game If you believe that you or some- sheets may be obtained at the clearly associates with a person hundredweight of 3.5% milk, for Leesburg, Fla., are spending sev- and five-word sentences. RHE one of your family may be eligible Board of Education Office. or object. At 18 months, this in- all other milk delivered to handlers' 13 7 3 eral weeks at their home here on Mastery of sound, like base Giants for benefits because of this change Sealed bids will be received at creases to approximately 10 or development, 8 7 3 W. Main St. aspects of language plants, regulated by the Upper Yanks in the law, get in touch with your the Board of Education Office un- 20 words. By his second birth- Gen- Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hann, is up to the individual child. Chesapeake Bay Milk Marketing Batteries: Giants-G. Manning social security office promptly. til day, the child usually achieves the can ex- Schwartz, Myersville, visited Saturday with erally, however, parents Order, was announced this week and Byard; Yanks - You may have inquired soon July 25, 19 1, 10:00 A.M. 100-word mark and by his third pronounce the Mrs. Hann's parents, Mr. and (DST) pect their child to Greene, Market Topper and McKenna. after the law was changed by Con- at which time they will be pub- birthday, a few hundred words. at three by E. Hickman Mrs. Regis Sanders and family. letters p, b, m, w, and h gress in September 1960. But do licly opened. 18 months, one word year later, Administrator for the area. The A3/c Raymond To ppe r, An- Up until and one-half years. A so again; this is a new change The Board of Education re- sentence or an t, n, g, ing establishes minimum prices drews AFB, Md., spent the, week- implies a whole he will work with. d, Order that makes it possible for people seves the righ to reject any or all Bottle, which one-half he end with his parents, Mr. and entire situation. and y. At five and to be paid to producers who sup- get benefits with even less proposals and to waive as "bab- and to and informali- will probably come out should master the difficult f the mar- work covered by social Mrs. Louis Topper family. the ply milk distributed in cur credit for ties. the child can master one-half to sev- A2/c and Mrs. James A. Brown ble" until v, and at six and keting area. The order does not security. As before, however, no BY ORDER OF THE BOARD sound, may mean, "I'm hung- sh, z, th, 1 and and son, Topeka, Kansas, are vis- "t" en and one-half, s, establish retail prices of milk in one can become entitled to bene- OF EDUCATION OF FREDER- "I'm not through with my iting with Mr. Brown's parents, ry," or F. the area. fits with a total of less than a ICK COUNTY. give it back." Although the mastery Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. milk, The timetable for year and a half of work in em- JAMES A. SENSENBAUGH refers to the dog, it one. Many The price for milk testing 3.5% Miss Gail Winters, Baltimore, "bow wow" of sounds is not a rigid ITY ployment or self-employment cov- Superintendent ad- JELtit or is subject to a plus or minus may also mean "where is he?" are involved. For example: spent last weekend with her grand- factors justment of 7c per hundredweight ered by sdcial security. it child who is vigorous and en- office in A for each one-tenth percentage var- Your social security will learn through con- North ergetic iation from 3.5% in the butter- Hagerstown is located at 59 experience. crete fat content of the milk. Handers, Cannon Avenue. Parents who can provide their NEWS SAFE - BUY making payments to producers, with toys and books of- in FOR SALE children may make proper deductions from richer learning environment. FAMILY fer a the price if the deductions are PERSONALS New Brick House now Girls tend to learn faster than Changes in the new social se- Mrs. George Plumer authorized in writing by the pro- Mr. and Used Car Sale with dolls and a re- under construction. Lo- boys. Playing curity amendments provide and family have moved from Mot- promotes more ducer. duction in the length of time a playing house ter's Station to Ladiesburg. These Safe-Buy Used Cara STAMPS cated in beautiful Emmit games where This minimum uniform base un- speech than do boys' person needs to have worked Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sand- Kitch- sounds take price for June, 1961, is the result Gardens. Modern imitating mechanical der social security to get retire- family, Braddock, have ALL REDUCED on of market-wide pooling 'whereby ers and en, Fireplace, hot water predecence. ment benefits for himself or to to their newly constructed '58 to all producer milk received by pool moved Merc. 4-Dr. H-T. Double Pow. Well-adjusted parents tend qualify his family for survivors Gate Hill. '58 Plymouth 2 • Farm Supplies heat, carport. Now Open classified and priced ac- home on Toll -Dr. Sta. Wag. have well-adjusted children. They plants is benefits in case of his death, W. '57 2-Dr. Mercuty H.T. One own- made of it. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chris- • Feed For Inspection. take time to answer a child's cording to the use S. King, manager of the Hagers- er. Power. Clean as new. I use, principally milk dis- tensen and daughter, Gail, and questions, 1 o o k through picture Class town Social Security Office said '57 Lincoln 2-Dr. Like new. Full • Appliances in June Linda Leckler of Lake Villa, N.J., For Particulars See books with him and read bedtime posed of in fluid form, this week. power, 2-tone, maroon-white at $5.10 delphmia, are enjoying a two- stories to him. was priced to handlers Thousands of older people will '57 Chev. 2-dr. (Stick) 8-cyl. • Water Pumps milk. Bobby Svhwarz of Phila- Edward Smith Jr. An overanxious parent may act- per hundredweight of 3.5% become eligible for cash benefits and .56 Mercury 4-Dr. H-T. cream week vacation at their mountain 52 2 • Baler Twine ually impede a child's normal pro- Class II use, principally because of this change in the law Ford -Dr. Straight Stick. lodge at Orrtannna, The Hide '55 Dodge Station Phone HI 7-46,52 cess of speech learning. Talking dispositions a n d manufactured -older men and women workers, Wagon. One • Unica Tires beneficial but the dairy products, was priced e their wives or dependent husbands Away. Owner. to a child is Mrs. Eugene Kraemer '52 Chev. 4-dr. $3.077 per hundredweight of 3.5% and the widows, dependent widow- Mr. and EMMITSBURG to their home here Many Other Late milk. The total values thus co... ers and aged dependent parents of have returned Model Cara vacationing for two weeks All Reduced For Quick Sale puted are distributed to all 1.:r.; workers who have died. First pay- after FEED & FARM S. C. _iee Them - Drive Them - Bay ducers, through the mini,..a,o i.. . ments to newly eligible persons at Spartansburg, Mrs. Harry Jones and Them At These Low Prices ATTENTION! form producer prices. can be made for the month of Mr. and SUPPLY Newark, N. J., are va- DAVE Producers are paid the uniform A ugust. daughters, OYLER MOTORS with Mrs. Jones' par- EMMITSBURG, MD. price for a portion of - _ Under the new law, a man cationing 333 Steinwehr Ave. - Gettysburg base Mrs. Charles E. Members of the deliveries during the moir.10 reaching 65, or a woman reaching ents, Mr. and Phone ED 4-1116 flush production and the remain- this year will need social se- Shorb. 62, Gelwicks, Baltimore, vis- of their deliveries ... credit for only 2/12 years Robert ing portion curity weekend with his Gettysburg Moose at the uniform exce . security. A ited over the paid for of work under social Mrs. Earle R. per hundredweight or a woman parents, Mr. and DIAN'S BEAUTY SHOP. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT- price ($3.077 man who reached 65 -FREE PRIZE GAME in Yune). Each producer's base who reached 62, before 1958 needs Gelwicks. Saffer, Baltimore, spent Emmitsburg, Maryland milk is limited to an amount not needs only a year and a half of Daniel Free Prizes Awarded - Come in and Win! with his mother, Mrs. gr-ta- thstn his loyal of deliv work under social security to be the weekend cries dur:n,..,, t.,11.: prier me:.t 3 c eligible for social security reOre- Marie Saffer. sovr NATURAL PERMS DANCE THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rodgers her, s _;p- ; ,),.:y Lal•oug.i ment benefits. visited and family, Baltimore, ORCHESTRA cember. The survivors of workers who par- CREATIVE CUTTING AND STYLING AL SHIREY • over the weekend with their Daily average delivery of pro- died before 1958 may also be- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Topper in June was 10.59% come eligible for benefits under Call For An Appointment Today ducer Milk Mrs. Thornton Rodgers. Floor Show- year ago but was 6.02% this change in the law if the work- and -Entertainment and above a Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCleaf. last month. C.lass I use of er before his death had earned with HI'7-2353 Closed Mondays D. C. below Frederick, visited Sunday Ernest H. Hall, Washington, was up 2.12% from June social security credit for at least El- milk Mrs. McCleaf's mother, Mrs. Dian of last year but was down 4.52% a year and a half. Small, Prop Evening?* by Appointment from May, 1961. This seasonal 786112=IIMMOSNIMINIIMMONMEOZWIMMISMIMISIMMOW:MilarrXr decline in Class I use is expected since most metropolitan areas ex- PRICES CELEBRATE Our 2nd Birthday Party! perience a decrease in the con- SPECIAL SUMMER IELP sumption of fluid milk during the New Forest Park summer months. Hanover Pa. TUESDAY, JULY 18 Approximately 2,217 producers Regal's Tip-Tilt supplied the 21 plants whose re- SATURDAY, JULY 15 SEE IN PERSON the above All Amusements Open Pixie from ceipts and dispositions 3 Channel Storm and Screen Pixcmne the information is based. WCAU-TV in Philadelphia SUNDAY, JULY 16 Oliver the Great Magician Two Free Show by Smokey & His Rocky Mountain Boys Raggedy Ann- Little Red Giants Cop WINDOWS -The Good 1 COMBINATION Riding Rood League Play Hold Your Picnic Here. Phone ME 3-5286 -Little Bo Peep In Little Aluminum Fairy of Sturdy, Beautiful Alcoa Cinderella cmd the Prince Pitcher Kerry Hewitt helped his Constructed and Bimbo the Clown own cause with a homer as the for Lifetime Use 4rr Giants beat the Red Sox 10-7 in GETTYSBURG'S NEW, Little League play Tuesday eve- ning. The win threw the Red Sox and Cards into a first-place tie HARDWARE Biggest Used Car News of the a half game off GETTYSBURG . 7A,NTASILLND with the Giants GETTYSBURG, PA. ort STORYBOOK PARK the pace. BALTIMORE STREET - On Monday evening, Hewitt hit first in- siraisammaxtemaxestemmavmmmessonsmettramenii,1 Enchanting a grandslam homer in the ,4ww:mivg,wr.:ei 4 Year World's Most ning to get the Giants off to an Woodland eight-run bulge in the opening DAY AND NIGHT OPEN 9 O'CLOCK A.M. DAILY Church Services INDEX and RECORD CLERK GLENN L. BREAM Located on Route 134 One Mile South of Gettysburg ST. JOSEPH'S CATH. CHURCH least three years Pastor High School graduate with at ^ Rev. James T. Twomey, $3610.00. Ap- offers you: Sleasman, C.M., clerical experience. Starting salary Rev. Martin J. Service Assistant Pastor plications may be obtained from Classified House. Merit • THE WIDEST SELECTION EVER! Sunday Masses at 7:00, 8:30 Board, Frederick County Court Court • ROCK and a High Mass at 10 o'clock. under supervision of State BOTTOM PRICES! Z. Musselman Orchards System test to be held • LOW-MILEAGE TRADE-INS! INCARNATION .Commissioner of Personnel. • ORRTANNA, PA. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST CONVENIENT TERMS! (Evangelcal and Reformed) Pastor Rev. John C. Chatlos, ..mwsearavaismastwearawavotmoiemas...,m,e,m4ssztworwiwee.e4 Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. ,,,, Worship Service, 10:30 a. m. SPECIAL '57 Buick 4-Dr. Power WANTED TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH $955 Rev. Forrest D. Davis, Pastor Worship Service, 9:00 a. m. SALE '61 Cadillac 4-dr. sdn. '57 Olds 98 sdn. SPECIAL 'Si 4-dr. '57 GMC Church School, 10:00 a. m. Olds F-85 Suburban '61 Tempest 4-dr. '57 Olds Junior Choir, 7:30 p. m. 4-dr., power '60 Cadillac sdn. DeVille '57 Pontiac 4-dr., R&H. Men's Wash and Wear '60 Valiant Sta. Wag. 8-pass. '57 Buick Special 4-dr. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH '60 Chev. Bel Air cpe. '57 Buick 4-dr., hardtop 300 Rev. Wm. M. Hendricks, Pastot Pontiac 4-dr., '57 '60 power Dodge sdn. Church School, 9:45 a. m. SUITS 19.95 '60 Olds Super 4-dr., power '56 Buick sdn. Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. (45 y(, Wool, 55y; Dacron) '60 Olds 98 Cpe. Air-Con, pw. '59 Pontiac Sta. Wag. power '60 Olds 88 cpe. '56 Oldsmobile 88 4-dr. TOM'S CREEK METHODIST '60 Olds 98 sdn., power '56 Cadillac Cony. cpe. Rev. Forrest D. Davis. Pastor MEN' SUMMER SUITS '59 (2) Fiat 1100 sdn. '55 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille '55 Church School, 9:00 a. m. '59 Cadillac cpe. Buick Roadmstr. 2-dr. CHERRY '59 Chevrolet 4-dr., power hard-top, power Service, 10:00 a. m. Worship Were $45.00 NOW $35.00 '58 Chevrolet 6, 2dr. '55 Olds 88 4-dr. '54 ST. ANTHONY'S SHRINE '58 Ford 2-dr., power , Pontiac 4-dr. power '54 Mercury Vincent J. Tomalski, Pastor SUMMER SLACKS a '58 Ford Sta. Wag. '54 cpe. Rev. MEN'S '58 Olds 88 sdn. power GMC V-Tag Sunday at 7:30 and Masses on , Dacron) '58 Chevrolet 4-dr., R&H. '53 Oldsmobile 88 sdn. 9:30 a. m. Confessions Saturdays (15,, Wool,' 55 '58 Ford Convert., Dower '53 Chevrolet 4-dr. PICKERS at 3:30 and 7:00 p. m. '58 Chev. 4-dr. H-top., R&H. '53 Pontiac sdn. Were $13.50 - NOW $9.95 '58 Ford 4-dr., power '51 Hudson sdn. ELIAS LUTHERAN CHURCH '57 Plymouth 2-dr. Sta. Wag. '51 Packard 4-dr. Rev. Philip Bower, Pastor GOOD PICKING.. Sunday School, 9:15 a. m. MEN'S WASH 'n WEAR PANTS .. 10:30 a. m The Servi;e, 8 and Good Pickers Luther League 7 p. m. $6.95 Glenn L. Bream, Inc. Bonus Paid To Festival and The annual Lawn Paul R. Knox, Mgr. ham supper will be held Saturday. At 6:30 A.M. OLDSMOBILE, CADILLAC and GMC SALES and SERVICE Starting July 29 from 4 p. m. to 10 p. m. Orrtanna Office for Instruction HERSHEY'S MEN'S SHOP 100 Buford Ave. Gettysburg, Pa. Report to GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. Phone ED. 4-1171 of Age Across From Courthouse No Children Under 14 Years Lower Tract Road Pa. Get a Quality Deal From a Quality Dealer Coddington, Pastor Baltimore St. Gettysburg, Unless Accompanied by Parents E. W. Morning Worship, 9:15 a. m. Sunday School, 10.30 a- m. EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961 PAGE THREE

foundation of my business. Commissioner Jewell said, "to ed, each farmer with a Conserva- Reserve program. We now have third largest track down those 100 YEARS AGO the willfully avoid- tion. Reserve contract was sent a Mr. Dudley said failure to com- BABSON Newtonia collection in the world. ing payment of the fee. No furth- notice of his permitted acreage ply with one of these three con- His actual library was brought er action will be taken, however,Iof Soil Bank base crops. All small tract obligations is the most fre- by Mrs. Grace K. Babson from against those vehicle owners who row crops are considered Soil Bank quent cause of loss of the annual London and built into the New- voluntarily submit their twenty- base crops under the Conservation Conservation Reserve payment. ton Library at the Babson In- six dollars to the Department un- stitute. My forecasts today are mediately upon cancellation of McClellan Victorious Writes .. • based upon the teachings of Sir their policies." Isaac Newton who—in a way— Insurance companies are coop- MUTUAL FUND In Western Virginia founded Babson's Reports. erating with the state agency in BY ROGER W. BABSON Isabel Babson Of Cape Ann this program. The Department is Early in the receiving notice of policy cancel- INVESTMENTS By Lon B. Savage Babson Says Investors 17th century a wonderful woman lations and is, in turn, requesting Should History and her young Stud.. immediate payment of the fee or It was raining hard. Union Gen. W. S. Rosecranz and BABSON PARK, Mass., July son James left London in a sail- ing vessel for proof of insurance from the mo- 209 West Main Street 1,900 troops hacked their way through the underbrush 13—In addition to my beloved a six-weeks trip across torists involved. father and the Atlantic Ocean to and tangled vines up the side of Rich Mountain in western Salem, In addition, personnel at the Emmitsburg, Md. mother there Mass., From Salem they who came to Cape Ann D.M.V. are snatching insurance Virginia. At their head was a farm boy named Hart are four out- where Isa- became data on in-coming accident re- Phone HI-7-5582 was leading a portion of Gen. George B. McClellan's army standing people bel physician, midwife, and pre-natal ports with that shown in the reg- who have guid- nurse to the six- to his father's mountain-top farm. There. McClellan be- ty families then istration files. Any individuals ed my life. living on Cape delivered Confederate Ann. From discovered to have dropped their lieved, a vital blow could be to the These are Joan her son James all ilot Q. A...eh insurance between the date of p army arrayed in front of him. of Babsons in America are be- Arc of purchase of their license tags and France, Sir lieved to have descended. April MEMBER It was July 11, 100 years ago this week, and the be- of this year the day of the accident are also Isaac Newton marked the 300th ginning of the battle of Rich Mountain, which was to cata- Anniversary of Isabel's death. being notified of payment due to of England, Is- the fund. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION SECURITY pult McClellan into leadership of the Union army and abel A small Pre-Natal College is DEALERS Babson of Gloucester, Mass., Maryland motorists were re- and Cecil being started in her memory. close the first campaign of the war. J ohn Rhodes of quired, for the first time this South Africa. It will be located at 69 Main McClellan, himself, was moving with the bulk of his Street, Gloucester, Mass., year, to show proof of insurance Joan Of Arc The Unexpected where she had her humble log cabin at the time of their purchase of army that morning from nearby Buckhannon toward the In the center of the public hospital and became known as new license plates or pay a $27 target, Con- square, facing the home where base of Rich Mountain. For there was his first "Good Woman Babson." fee to the Unsatisfied Claim & ATTENTION EMMITSBURG I spent fifteen youthful years, federate Col. John Pegram with about 700 men. The fourth character Judgment Fund. is a life-size statue of Joan of who greatly Mountain Fighting Arc riding a horse and holding influenced my life was AREA RESIDENTS! Cecil Rhodes of London Hardly Rosecrank and a sword. The statue was chis- who, Farmers Warned had his men reached the top down with eled by the famous sculptress broken tuberculosis, It will pay you to take advantage of our DAILY when they ran into action. There, awaiting them, were sailing Mrs. Anna Hyatt Huntington. boarded a vessel to South To Comply With deliveries of a COMPLETE line of Quality Africa. Since I have also been Build- 350 Confederates concealed behind log breastworks. Joan of Arc not only has in- afflicted, ing materials to the Emmitsburg area. Rosecranz charged. The Southerners gave re- spired me with courage; but has so Cecil Rhodes is one Conservation Contract fierce "saints." He taught me to expect the unex- of my became the sistance but finally were forced to flee into the thicket be- developer Farmers who have Conservation We would like the pleasure of serving your needs pected. Her life shows how an bold of Rhodesia and Africa's greatest statesman Reserve contracts are cautioned in Home hind them. Pursuing, the Northerners took 21 prisoners and unknown eighteen-year-old girl and Building and Repair Supplies, Paint, financier — working toward by William L. Dudley, Chairman returned to find 20 other Confederates lying wounded on can change the fortunes of two the Hardware, Hand and Power Tools, Lumber and Congo about which we hear so of the Maryland Agricultural Sta- the field. entire nations. One year France bilization and Conservation Com- Millwork—any kind of building materials and was in supremacy and all Eng- much today. He died in 1902 at age of 49. I mittee, about compliance wit h supplies. Down below, McClellan waited to make a frontal at-: lish fortunes were at a very low the visited his in Africa. those contracts during the cur- tack on Pegram. Although he heard the fighting from the ebb; then in a few weeks the grave His dying words were: "So much to do, rent cropping and grazing season. Call us at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., Phone 23 and mountaintop, he held back on the assault until nightfall, picture completely changed. Eng- The contracts call for no graz- land became powerful and weal- and so little time in which to join the ever-increasing number of your friends and during the night Pegram and the remainder his it." He said this after ing or harvesting on the designat- of thy—despite the wicked trick- do de- and neighbors who veloping the diamond and gold ed acreage and for planting with- have become our satisfied cus- men slipped out of their ericampent and began a tortuous ery of the English who caught mines of Africa and leaving all in the permitted acreage of Soil tomers. Joan with a flag of truce and march along the pathless mountainside. great wealth Bank base crops on the farm. burnt her at the stake. his to internation- Ten Confederate education. A farm with a Conservation Re- Give us a ring and let us give you a sample of our miles to the north, Gen. Robert S. Sir Isaac Newton al Ancestry serve contract has a designated Garnett, commanding an army of 3,300 at Laurel Hill, And Economics Studies Are TOP QUALITY materials, friendly and prompt Hobbies acreage of land that has been learned In the late 17th century, New- Good delivery—all at competitive prices. of Pegram's fate and began retreating south toward The study of ancestry has taken out of production and is Beverly and Staunton. Getting a report (false ton announced to the world his now devoted to conservation uses. at the time) Law of Action and Reaction, been a hobby of mine and I rec- —As our slogan states: "Be SURE with FLOHR"— other business- The conservation uses include that McClellan had captured Beverly, Garnett about faced later called the "Business Cy- ommend it to change from grains, oilseed crops, and most and fled northward. McClellan, meanwhile, cle." Isaac Newton — unlike men as a collect- FOR LUMBER CALL THIS NUMBER crossed Rich ing stamps and similar means trees, grasses and legumes, water Mountain and, indeed, captured Beverly, and his men President Kennedy and his ad- storage, and plantings beneficial to Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. 23 set out visers—stated that periods of of keeping one's mind employed. Studying wildlife. In return for annual in pursuit of Garnett. unemployment and suffering ancestry is a most fascinating and surprising av- payments, the designated land is FLOHR LUMBER COMPANY The Yankees caught up with Garnett and his men July were caused by previous exces- kept entirely out of production. ses of economic activity, waste, ocation. Furthermore, it means 13, and a running skirmish continued between and Before the planting season start- the two forc- and luxury. In fact, Sir Isaac we are collecting new perm- es for several miles. A lively encounter was had at Car- Newton's teachings were the anent data which can be be- rick's Ford, and a few miles farther, queathed to our heirs. All such Garnett, while direct- work which we do is cumulative ing his skirmishers in a narrow ravine, was killed. Jesus' seeking the presence of the and can be carried on further Pegram Surrenders Father outside the temple doors. by others after our death. time Pegram, meanwhile, emerged, from the In the wilderness He sought God Those who have the thicket a few should interest their children miles north of Beverly and learned for strength to fight temptation. of Garnett's retreat. After a busy day, He prayed in and grandchildren in the laws With McClellan's troops both to the north ani south of the mountain. At the hour of or heredity, including genes and him and with formidable mountain ridges on both His greatest need, He went to a chromosomes and the new poly- sides, mer sciences which may com- Pegram sent a surrender note to secluded garden. Jesus felt that McClellan at Beverly. Next out of doors He could be close to pletely upset the orthodox theor- day he brought in his force, now reduced to 550 men, as the Father. ies of heredity. If we could in- prisoners of war. During a summer workcamp lo- terest our teenagers in the poly- mers, it might result in much That ended McClellan's western Virginia campaign. cated on a hilltop, the young peo- ple made what they called their happier marriages and more All told, fewer than 100 Confederates were killed or wound- "Chapel in the Woods." The walls useful grandchildren. I ed in the fighting, but on July 14 McClellan was able to of the "Chapel" were the foliage proudly cable Washington: and its roof was the open sky. State Uninsured "Garnett and forces The campers held their dedication routed . . . Garnett killed .. . Our service there. They felt the pres- Motorists Warned success is complete, and secession is killed in this country. ence of God in this open chapel. Next week: The battle of Bull Run. We, too, can be with the Al- Uninsured motorists in the state mighty when we seek Him out- face possible suspension of their doors. He is always there. He driving privileges unless they whispers to us through the flowers promptly remit the required $26 and birds, through the wind, the fee to the State's Unlatisfied rain, and running waters. When Claim & Judgment Fund, the De- 11 we appreciate God's handiwork, partment of Motor Vehicles an- we exalt Him and rejoice in His nounced this week. presence. John R. Jewsll, ComPissioner Ii of Motor Vehicles, stated that Prayer Under the canopy of the sky, within the past few months. the 0 God, we come to Thee. Teach D.M.V. has contacted hundreds of us to be appreciative of Thy works car owners lacking automobile in- around us. Teach us to become surance and colleced over $15,- more aware of Thy presence in 000.00 for the fund. Those refus- Ch./Upper Room the beautiful out' of doors. Thru ing to pay the fee are being sum- THE UPPER ROOM NASHVILLE TENNESSEE Christ, who prayed in the garden, moned to appear before the De- THE. WORLD'S MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE we pray. Amen. partment's reviewing ofricers. Fail- Thought For The Day ure to produce evidence of insur- Let us show you the Read Luke 6:6-12. to pray, and continued all night The presence of God is mani- ance at that time will result in It came to pass in those days, in prayer to God. (Luke 6:12.) fested in His creation. the probable suspension of their that he went out into a mountain, The Gospels tell us stories about Henry B. 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Any safe knot one at a time. way you'll double CIPM backlash no matter how well you your catch per sleeves and back with industrial 13, 1960 by a Japanese long-line will do. On the free end of the every angler has his own trick dip. cast. backing adhesive safety tape. These tuna fishing boat. 1,000 make a loop about six for scaling fish. Some of these Hunting miles stripes of bright yellow will dis- southeast of Tokyo Bay, in AMNIA Here's another tip for the be- inches long. With a true backing methods work, some don't. Here's the ginning line perfection A pheasant is a bird tinguish you from the deer. vicinity of Marcus Island.—Sports flycaster about the best a knot is prefer- one that does. In place of the which is 6) red Kew, or as much at home on the (Try for a $50 prize. Send Afield. to backing. Scrape about % able because it will go through normal scaler, use a painter's ground your the as in the air. A running tip to A.A. Contest, Sports inch of the surface from the end guides with the least bumping. steel wire brush. pheasant Afield, • There's only one way to be- Even when the is a problem way to attach a fly line to a reel In putting on the line, pass the fish are many hunters can't 959 8th Ave., New York 19, N.Y.) come a good fisherman dried out, scales come off seem or fisher- of the fly line and fluff out the doubled backing loop through the to solve. The wise hunter woman. insists one, two, three. Jason Lucas, Ang- end to get at tapered tuft. eye on the fly line. Then open works toward an open field, creek Double Do you know the legal The harness horses currently ling- Editor of Sports Afield Mag- the tuft out the backing loop, way to or fence. When the birds back on the rest, of the pass the measure a fish reach campaigning at Ooean Downs have azine. Concentrate! reel through to see if it comes the end of cover they line to form an eye about % inch. it and tighten it on within will prob- been trained to race on an arti- The one constant characteristic legal limitations? Place ably take to the air Touch the doubled part with lac- the fly line eye. the and give the ficial gait, either the pace or of ai ;uccessful anglers is that fish on a flat surface and hunter a fair shot. the quer. Roll the doubled part be- measure Even it they trot. When a h-irse .ia.ves this they never mix fishing with talk- on it—not on the curve do not, the hunter tween slightly dampened forefing- will be able to gait, he is raid to be breaking, ing. Even practice can't make SPORTING TIPS of the fish. The length is from spot them in er and thumb to make it fairly the clearing and that is, breaking into one a competent angler unless it's the tip of the spout (with the If you a gallop, round while it's drying. Then Fishing wear the same jacket the horse's natural thoughtful practice. mouth closed) to the end of the give inclination. If The same is make a wrapping for it with silk chase. a horse true for learning Crickets and grasshoppers are largest ray of the tail. breaks his gait during a to cast. If you thread, beginning a little after ducks that you do after race, up the good bait but, at times, a little The cheapest kind of the diver must pull him pay attention to what you're do- line from the doubled bait is deer, you've got a problem. If part. Three hard to control. The perfect con- the kind you catch yourself. back until he reverts to his gait. ing while you're practicing, it or four half-hitches Here's you buy a red or yellow will serve at tainer for them is an item found a tip that jacket Many uninitiated fans get dis- won't take long to become pro- each should help you get you'll spook the ducks end. Put on several coats of in almost every house—a one- more two miles turbed when they see "their ficient. For the new caster, how- faster. When using an um- off, if you buy one lacquer, letting each dry before pound salt box. Punch a few of olive drab horse" so restrained, but the driv- pq brella ever, a word of advice. The end net, stir up the bottom you're liable to get putting on the next. Do the same breathing holes, pull out the spout blasted by a er is disqualified if his horse does bearings of the reel on a fine mud until the water floating over cross-eyed deer at the other end of the line. and slip in the insects. When hunter. Here's not run in his gait. casting rod must be oiled every the net becomes cloudy. The mud the solution: Buy an Attach an end of the backing— you're ready to fish, open up the olive jacket An albacore tagged and re- contains minute life forms on —good for ducks—and ACCIDENTS when you leased off San Francisco on Nov. 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still biting. the world, he sees us trying to worth saving. Let's about face! aliiong the nations. Let's win this cold war! Federal-State Fish Kill Report buy favor insisting on social Emmitsburg Chronicle More fish are reported killed He sees us for other nations 126MITSHDRO, PREDERICE COUNTY, MARYLAND by industrial wastes than by oth- experiments THIS WEEK instances imitate Published weekly on Pridsy by the CHRONICLE PRBBB INCORPORATED, newt" er pollutants, according to a re- that in many and turn out to be Beton Avenue, Emmitsburg, Maryland. Telephone nnIcreet 7-553.1. port of the Public Health Service's socialism IN He sees us ex- CONGRESS Division of Water Supply and Pol- impracticable. CHARLES ARTHUR ELDER, Editor-Publisher porting very little American- By Cong. Charles McC. Mathias Jr. lution Control. All and Checks Intended for this Paper should be in the first ism at its truest and best. (R-6th Dist., Md.) Communication. addressed and Figures contained made payable to the CHRONICLE PRESS INCORPORATED, Emmitsburg, the co- Long Drought I fish summary report of A Recently two members of the fish kill We ought to be explaining Copy for Advertisements must be received in this office not later than Wednesday popular: Fourth of July holiday operative Federal-State Greek Parliament visited the 6th Dove Banding the first the world the importance evening to insure publication In the current week's edition. Advertising rates fur- weekend brought out hordes of project showed that in to all District Congressional Office in Important In Management June through De- our system, under which 44 nished upon request. Subscription rate. $3.00 per year in advance. anglers on all state-owned com- seven months, of Washington. These distinguished The Department of Game and 286 re- cent of the world's manu- munty ponds and lakes. Catches cember 1960, a total of per visitors asked me to tell you of Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice at Emmitsburg. Maryland, under Inland Fish is cooperating with States goods are produced by Act of of bluegills and crappie was re- ports were received from 36 factured the deep gratitude of all their the Congressional March 3, 1879. S. Fish and Wildlife Serv- fish cent of the world's popu- the U. ported gool, with bass catches showing a total of 63,000,000 7 per nation for American aid which this summer live-trapping and lation. And why have we not Member of Maryland Press ice being only mediocre. killed. had made it possible to withstand NATIONAL EDITORIAL leg banding mourning doves, ac- Agricultural poisons accounted for been doing this? The reason is Loch Raven Largemouth: A the pressure of Communism. When A sg) t N Association, Inc.. and Pennsyl- cording to Chester Kerns, Game highest number of utterly simple. We are not car, Loch Raven angler reported see- the second I replied that Greek courage and I Management Chief. reports, though they were even in the habit of explaining vania Newspaper Azar.- ing a school of largemouth which fish-kill endurance had also been neces- Publishers The results of the banding op- place in total number of it at home. We have been too he estimated being between 80 in fifth sary, they reaffirmed that without eration will enable the Service to busy imitating the Socialists. and 100 fish, swimming and feed- fish killed. the help of the United States it establish a relationship between total river mileage affected Most Americans, I suppose, Later that afternoon, in a crackers, not wisecrackers! Thus, ing near the surface. Some of The would have been impossible to dove production and harvest areas miles, in addition to 51 have a certain respect for our I for remembering an old saying that listened with doubt in our was 1153 avoid falling into the Communist speech at Thurmont, called when the bands are recovered by us and bay shore lines way of life. But the value of ini- the best speaker is one who stands minds, but when he held up his miles of lake orbit. They also said to you. a revitalization of individual hunters this fall and submitted of lakes, reservoirs constitutional government, of to o u r up and sits down in as little time stringer with 4 largemouth, all and 1407 acres through me, that they had two tiative; a reawakening to the Federal agency for data private enterprise econo- as possible, I quickly said, "On were over 4 pounds each, and bays. our suggestions for the conduct of the splendid heritage of freedom, op- analysis. of which our common standards with the fireworks'!" However, I vanished. It is very re my, of policy of the free world. The first portunity, and progress. In a Dove management currently our doubt and integrity as part do want to express my thanks to that we failed to get of trust was to understand, support, and sense, I st4essed the need for a consist almost entirely on hunt- grettable national character ,— the Takoma Park Independence anglers name. of our encourage reforms where they are new declaration of independence ing regulations. However, habitat this lucky things are chiefly taken Day Committee for a most excel- Potomac River: If the water these needed within the free world. The on the part of every American-- management may receive more at- granted. lent and enjoyable evening. and at its normal level, for second was to improve our ability an independence of thought, an in- tention if the banding informa- is clear I bass can be taken We Americans have done to express ourselves and explain dependence of purpose; but al- sincerely hope that each and tion should indicate a marked de- smallmouth Benson every of anywhere along t h e ...4 De.***rye S. very little, next to nothing, in our principles and objectives. I ways remembering that America one you enjoyed a hap- cline in populations. practically — %Amoral. bordering Montgomery, SIMBOTOR the last 30 years, to build love am sure that most Marylanders must remain as one land, strong- py, safe, and inspiring Fourth of The mourning dove is expanding Potomac IDUCATION IROORAM and Washington Coun- for freedom and the American will agree with our gallant allies ly united in the face of world July. range in northeastern United Frederick So-orb Marais its water should happen way. Right here at home our on both points. pressures. Might I add that this week I'm States and Canada and generally ties. If the high and muddy, try for educational institutions, both At mid-week, I organized a 'On the evening of the Fourth, issuing my first Washington news- is in a period of population in- to be public and private, are begin- dutch cruise up the Chesapeake before 60,000 people in Takoma letter. If you don't receive one, crease. Thus, a knowledge of the catfish. To Win The Cold War' River: The upper re- ning to realize that a long, long and Ohio Canal for fellow fresh- Park, I was prepared to reflect and would like to be placed on effect of hunting and hunting reg- Patuxent In order to win against Mr. the Little Patuxent from drought was permitted in citi- men Representatives in the 87th on our courageous past and its our mailing list, please write me ulations on the population is of gions of Khrushchev's type of fighting, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to zenship training. A generation Congress. It was an evening en- impact on our future. But by at Suite 133, Old House Office primary importance both in con- the America must get off the de- a few smallmouth was virtually lost, for it has joyed by all aboard and gave the time it was your Congress- Building, Washington 25, D. C. serving the birds and in liberal- Fort Meade, fensive and show some spunk. taken. The lower Patux- not been taught respect for many members a welcome chance man's turn to speak, dusk had izing regulations. can be To win a non-shooting war, one muddy, eels, bullheads and Christian values and for the to enjoy the hospitality and beau- fallen and the many boys and The individual with an idea is Fresh Waters News From ent is does not necessarily have to rat- catfish are plentiful. American heritage. We have ty of the Maryland scene. The girls were staring anxiously into very often a nuisance to his Western Shore Counties white tle muskets, but it seems that Patuxent from Laurel to neglected the basics that gave Congressmen, who came from all the sky. It was a time for fire- friends. Heavy Fishing Pressure at Ce- Big an aggressive spirit and certain Anne's Bridge is muddy, our nation its stature, and in parts of the country, saw the darville State Pond: Mr. Percy Queen fixed objectives are required catfish biting, especial- doing so we have almost mis- C & 0 Canal for the first time, Miller, Forest Superintendent at eels and First of all, therefore, this night. If the water should shaped and mislead our youth. and I know many of them now un- the Cedarville State Forest, reports ly at country must got up off the LUMBER try casting for chain pick- America Almost Neutralized derstand the C & 0 Canal Na- that from July 1, 1960 to June clear, floor and begin to look like a fall fish with a Mepps We have also almost neu- tional Park plan and will support 24, 1961, 3,577 anzlers fished in erel and instead of a loser. We BUILDING SUPPLIES winner tralized our people. Today when it. this community five acre lake. spinner. have ideals, principles, techni- Susquehanna River: From dam one talks about the objectives The Fourth of July proved to be Even with this heavy fishing pres- ques and accomplishments that MILLWORK of Deer Creek loadel and tactics of Communism, too a busy day from beginning to sure, there are still a good num- to mouth the world admires and appreci- and yellow perch, small- often it falls on deaf ears. end. I was in Baltimore at 10:30 GLASS — PAINT — TERRA COTTA ber of largemouth bass and chain with white But why do we soft-pedal some pan size rock ates. These ears are dulled by so-call- that morning where I joined in pickerel left, for this past week mouth bass, and become reluctant when it ROCKWOOL — NAILS of catfish and an oc- ed liberalism, which all too of- the ceremony marking the official a crew of fishery workers using and a lot to the American heritage' cornea ten turns out, after analysis, to return of the United Slates Frig- , experimental electric shocking casional walleye. Russia has been brag- & INC. Reservoir: Crappie While be merely political expediency ate Constellation to her home SMITH REIFSNIDER. equipment turned up over a hun- Conowingo gin-4 and precipitating crises, very good. without responsibility. These port. I was extremely happy to Order Collect— dred bass, bluegills and chain fishing agitating and building offensives, --Phone Your Raven, Liberty and Pretty- are not true "liberals" who val- take part in this dedication as it pickerel in a 33x100 foot area Loch we have either vacillated or re- MD. Reservoirs: Crappie and ue liberty. These misguided was an inspiring reminder of our PHONE TI 8-7650 WESTMINSTER, along the shore line. boy acted only weakly, showing abundant and largemouth persons, often high-minded, join stirring naval traditions. State-owned Ponds still very bluegills enough spirit to cause hardly in ridiculing anyone who warns any friendly nation to commend Communism. Those who so Union appears of us. The Soviet willingly and foolishly become goals, whereas we have to have dupes of Red policy need to • ROAD STONE don't mind whoop- none. They overhaul their definitions as TIRES for their objectives. ing it up well as their viewpoints. us have not be- • FREE STATE MASONRY MORTAR (Too many of Unless we can pull ourselves even when they tell DON'T BE FOOLED lieved them, out of lethargy we are going They carry the By the truth!) to lose as surely as the sun CONCRETE into our own terri- • READY-MIXED cold war comes up in the East. We shall Ind line Mee they win when it tory, then have to inform ourselves first we are not there with seems about these threats to America, Unconditienel • MASONS' LIME vigorous enough to leadership recognizing the objectives and Road Hamra our OW"! interests. support tactics of the Communists for Guarantee Kind Of War' • AGRICULTURAL LIMING A Special what they are: Attempts to is, of course, This picture destroy us. The onslaught Get Ow Price but it is a true MATERIALS pessimistic, against us can be resisted only Line of us are at long On Fast one. Some if we want to save America Super supreme that the "cold TOP QUALITY GARDEN HOSE last realizing and believe that America is Nylon war" is a most dealistic con- GARDEN and LAWN SPRINKLERS flict. But that we are in a par- M. J. GROVE LIME COMPANY ticular kind of war is a fact AinMIIPAINF•10 PEAT MOSS — FERTILIZER that many are not willing to Susiness Services MsCR'EARY Phone Thurmont CR 1-6381 — Frederick MO 2-1181 concede. 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A native of Superior. Wis., Mr. United States Naval Academy. makes the final selections from ingten 25, D. C. macaws and cocatoos which pose Christopherson is a graduate of The Representative from Mary- those passing the tests. "1 be- The Congressman had high with visitors for pictures. the University of Maryland. He I land's Sixth District said that one lieve," said Mathias, "that this praise for the young men inter- served with the air force during principal nominee and five al- system assures the Academy of ested in the Naval Academy. "The World War II and has had ex- ternates would be chosen for each the best qualified young men, and desire of these young men to e•itil I ioNu) tensive experience in industry and position at Annapolis. The suc- it gives each candidate an equal serve their country through a ca- real estate. cessful candidates will enter the chance for selection." Applica- reer in the United States Navy Mr. and Mrs. Christopherson and Academy as Fourth Class Mid- tion for Congressional nomination is most commendable; and I can MAJESTIC GETTYSBURG • LU • their two daughters, Addie Ruth, shipmen in July, 1962. should be made by writing Rep- assure them of the respect and 16, and Bea, 10, reside at 428 Mathias said that he will ac- resentative Mathias at Suite 133, esteem of their fellow country- College Avenue, Gettysburg. Mrs. Now Thru Sat. July 15 cept applications from qualified Old House Office Building, Wash- men." Christophersen is a registered JERRY LEWIS men until September 15th. Candi- "THE LADIES' MAN" nurse and has had considerable dates for nomination must be cit- Clarence Sanders observed his In Color experience in surgery. izens of the United States between 85th birthday Suly 12. The Christophersens moved July the ages of 17 and 22, and have Mrs. Alma Hardman and Sun.-Tue. July 16-18 NOTICE—Annual Lawn Festival 1 from Frederick, Md., where STATE THEATRE Mr. FOR SALE a high school diploma. The Con- and Mrs. Joseph Condon, R3, STEEVE REEVES and Ham Supper, benefit Elias they were active in Good Shep- en- gressman said that his procedure THURMONT, MD. joyed a visit,recetitly to "MORGAN THE PIRATE" Lutheran Church, Emmitsburg, herd Lutheran Church and Opti- Sarasota will be to give each applicant a CRestview 1-6841 Jungle Gardens during FOR SALE — Roto-Tiller, good Saturday, July 29, 4 p. m. un- Phone their re- Action—Color mist International. preliminary Civil Service Exam- cent vacation on condition, reasonable price. Call til?. S'uppers, Adults $1, chil- Florida's Lower ination in November. Those who West Coast. The Wed. Thru Tue. July 19-25 HI 7-3595. tf 50c. Local entertainment, visitors mingled HALEY MILLS dren Academy pass this examination will be re- Friday-Saturday July 14-15 with flamingos and store, watermelons, re- Naval other rare wild- PARENT TRAP" Country ferred to a Board of Review, com- BING CROSBY fowl from 'every "THE freshments. Public invited. continent roam- FOR RENT — Four-room apart- posed of several representative "HIGH TIME" ing freely in these From Disney 711412t Available world-famous ment; kitchenette an d bath. citizens of the Sixth District, who Friday Shows; 7:15 & 10:08 Gardens. Other points of interest Special Announcement! Phone HI 7-4741. 711412t NOTICE—Piano tuning, repairing, Appointments will personally interview each man. Saturday Shows? 3:00-5:53-8:46 in Jungle Gardens were hundreds Congressman Chares McC. Ma- The men selected by the Board plus WILLARD PARKER in of Matinee Showings Weekdays and rebuilding. Write Everhart unusually colorful tropical Until will be referred to the Naval "WALK TALL" Starting 1:45 P.M. Daily and Sons, 225 Frederick St., thias Jr. announced this week that plantings, huge Royal Palms bor- To Our Academy, where they will be given July 25th in Addition FOB SALE Hanover, Pa. Phone MEIrose after October 1, 1961, he will nom- Friday Show at 9:08 only dering jungle trails, and brilliant Present Policy inate open- the College Board examination and Shows: 4:53-7:46-10:19 Types of Awnings 2-3177. tf candidates to fill two Saturday All final physicals. The Academy ings in the Class of 1962 at the July 16-17 ALUMINUM SIDING hi fi Sunday-Monday NOTICE—Call us for custom ANTHONY QUINN STORM DOORS & WINDOWS installations—matched to your "THE SAY AGE REPORT OF CONDITION OF Ohler - Gettysburg, Pa. home decor and budget—Dave's Fern INNOCENTS" Phone EDgewood 4-4612 Photo Supply, Ruote 15 South, Gettysburg, Pa., phone ED 4- Sunday Shows: 7:15 & 9:15 The Farmers State Bank Monday Show at 8:00 only Subur- 5414. 6*304t MERRY TILLERS — One of Emmitsburg in the State of -Wednesday July 18-19 Maryland at the close of ban model at discount. Emmits- NOTICE — Organ—Lowrey Linc- Tuesday business on June 30, 1961. Feed & Harm Supply, E. SCOUT BENEFIT SHOW burg olnwood. The most talented or- Main St., Emmitsburg. it RICHARDS gan ever built! Amazing va- JEFF ASSETS Carpenter yours commend at "THE SECRET OF THE BLDG. MATERIALS— riety is to Cash, other Lincon- balances with banks, and cash items slashes prices. 1x6-T&G-$82.00 the keyboard of the PURPLE REEF" in process of collection $ 328,531.10 th.; Cushion Glide Windows 2- wood. Sustain on keyboard and NAVY Two shows each night 7:15-9:00 United States Government obligations, direct and 0-3-2—$10.95; Back Door $11.95; pedals, chimes at the touch of All proceeds from this show will guaranteed 943,300.00 Inside James $2.95; 215 lb. roof- a tab, Hawaiian guitar with the g-o to the Thuimont Scouting Obligations of States and political subdivisions 40,972.57 ing still $6.75 sq.; Nails ® exclusive glide pedal are only Fund! Support your local Boy Other bonds, notes and debentures (including this $10.95 keg; Kiln Dried Fir, a few of the effects on this mag- and Girl Scouts by attending $313,666.64 securities of Federal agencies benefit show! $99.00 th.; Basement sash $3.50 nificent creation. See the Line- AND YOU and corporations not guaranteed by U. S.) 313,666.64 Loans and Picture Window complete $42.50; onwood by Lowrey at Menchey discounts 1,320,357.61 Carlisle St., Bank premises owned $4,400.00, furniture and fix- 351 in. U.S.G. Celotex $66.00 th.; Music Service, 430 tures it $6,088.28 10,488.28 2 in. Fiberglass Ins. $52.00 thi.; Hanover. Other assets 15,000.00 10 in. Redwood siding $135.00 AIR - CONDITIONED NOTICE--Public Sale of House- th.; German Siding (select) TOTAL ASSETS $2,972,316.20 hold articles, Saturday, July $155.00 th.; Select Oak Floor- 1:00 P.M. Mrs. Carrie Shuff, ing $205.00 th.; 3-0-4-6 Storm 15, W. Main St. 71.2t MG THEATER Window $12.95; Storm Door just 404 LIABILITIES $27.50. Plenty air dried pine EMMITSBURG, MD. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, as low as $80.00 th. We deliv- FOR RENT Adults 60c — Children 30c and corporations $1,042,473.37 er to job site. JIM CARPEN Time and savings deposits of individuals, part- TER Now Under Local Management CO., Madison, Va. Phone FOR RENT — 3-room and bath nerships and corporations 1,587,018.47 Whitehall 8-4460, day or night. furnished apartment, 3rd floor. Thursday Deposits of United States Government 7,095.72 Shows: 7 & 9 P. M. Deposits of States and tr Apply Dr. Beegle. tf Friday Shows: 7& 9 P. M. political subdivisions 90,588.63 Certified and officers' checks, etc. 6,313.15 FOR SALE Century —Sunday Show at 8 P. M. Only— -1956 Buick FOR RENT-3 room apartment, TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,733,489.34 4-door hardtop, 2 tone, R&H, located on W. Main St. Mrs. Friday July 14 (a) Total demand deposits $1,085,427.05 P.S., P.B., (b) Total time and Dynaflow, new seat Irvin Brown, phone HI 7-5113 KENNETH MORE covers; owner deceased. Call ti DANA WYNTER savings deposits $1,648,062.29 HI 7-3564. 6`30j3t "SINK THE BISMARCK" TOTAL LIABILITIES $2,733,489.34 NOTICES WANTED Saturday-Sunday July 15-16 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS NOTICE—Save 10% during the Southern Tire Sale. WANTED — Amateur Talent in- Cuarppitluals: Common stock, total par value $ 40,000.00 States July THEY TURNED Passenger, Truck and Tractor vited for our annual meeting. Surplus 140.000.00 A JUNGLE ./ INTO AN ISLAND tires on sale. Emmitsburg Feed Get application blanks at the Undivided profits 12:000.00 PARADISE! 46,826.86Reserves & Farm Supply, E. Main St. Emmitsburg Feed & Farm Sup- ply, E. Main St., Emmitsburg. it TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 238,826.86 it SPECIAL—Ken's TV Sales and TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL Service, Dealer—Special, FOUND—A pair of men's eye- RCA ACCOUNTS $2,972,316.20 month of July only, Picture glasses near town. Owner can The unerring "Asroc" Missile has been built to Tubes Installed, $32.00. Phone reclaim same by identification. prevent any submarine threat on our coastline or Phone HU 7-5952. it Fairfield 2-W. 71714t to our shipping. The front half of the missile is a MEMORANDA is in Minneapolis, boosted by a solid pro- Will Represent Brotherhood homing torpedo which is Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities Minn. Mr. Christopherson will pellant rocket to the target area. The rocket and for other purposes (including notes and /es an associate of the bill continue booster separates in flight and a parachute lowers s rediscounted and securities sold with Lutheran Insurance Donald C. Haynes agency, Hagers- agreement to repurchase) $ 254,800.00 deadly torpedo into the water. The missile In an expansion of services to town, Md. the TECIIIIICOLOR• PAIL1VISION• I, its members, Lutheran Brother- Lutheran Brotherhood is a fra- is then free to seek out its target, George L. Wilhide, President, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that this hood announces the transfer of B. ternal life insurance society serv- report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. B. Christopherson to Gettysburg. ing insurance needs of Lutherans Thursday-Friday July 20-21 As district representative he will of all synods. Fountet in 1917, "DARBY O'GILL AND THE Correct—Attest: GEORGE L. WILHIDE, serve Gettysburg, Littlestown, the Brotherhood now has more your AVY recruiter President and Abbottstown, Pa., and Emmits- than 1 1/3 billion dollars of in- see IN LITTLE PEOPLE" QUINN F. TOPPER burg, Md. surance in force. Carl F. Gran- A delightful comedy of Ireland's J. W. HOUSER, Directors The home office of Lutheran rud is president. Leprechauns in Technicolor. C. G. FRAILEY State of COMING SOON • Maryland, County of Frederick, ss: Sworn to "All In a Night's and subscribed before me this 12th day of July, 1961, and Work" I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this "101 Dalmatians" bank. "The Ladies' Man" J. WARD KERRIGAN, Notary Public EFFICIENT FEEDING My commission expires May 6, 1963. 4,6PAPNINPiNro.ssfsipyp##########,ip,pdp AND LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENt SHERMAN'S JULY CLEARANCE In some parts of the U.S. some of the upwards of 150- It's called "stump-knocking," pound monsters that roam the and • its big in others "hand-fishing," but Mississippi River By Dr. Gustav Bohstedt by either name it is the same tributaries. v.meritus Professor of Animal Husbandry thing — walking in a creek University of Wisconsin NOW GOING ON or river and catching fish by Teaching into hidden holes and grabbing them. Avoid "Flavored" Milk In some states hand-fishing To produce palatable milk, blood. Through the thin mem- PRICES SLASHED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE is as illegal as making bathtub not a "feedy" or "barny" fla- brane separating the blood and booze, in others it is accepted, vored milk, a cow needs to be the milk systems in the udder A FEW OF OUR MANY if not openly encouraged. It Well ventilated, both inside and they tend to pass into the milk. VALUES! would be wise to check state outside her body. But what passes into the laws before venturing forth, the Why? Because the fat par- milk during a few hours after Mercury outboard company ticles in the milk attract and feeding also passes back into fishing authorities advise, just hold odors that give a flavor. the blood and from there to be on the safe side. It is not difficult to under- through the lungs and out of CHILDREN'S LOW CANVAS SHOES pr. $1.00 the — why a barn needs to be To those who view it for - stand the body. The recommended Group of first time, hand -fishing must ventilated. It E**ww117mramA four-hour interval between eat- seem like a crazy way to bag is partly to ing strongly flavored forage and WOMEN'S SHOES AND fish. The practitioners wade a In some areas hand-fisher- get rid of ex- milking permits the desired MOCCASINS tte: pr. $1.95 typical sluggish river, feeling men go in groups for their cessive mois- ventilation. under brush piles and undercut muddy fun, with several on ture and in A very convincing demon- banks for the "holes" in which hand to help in case one of the process stration that outside odors Group of Children's catfish seem to prefer. When the group gets hold of more to refresh the which are absorbed by the cow White - air. Brown and Red they feel a fish they often than he can handle. Sometimes can pass into the milk, is to LEATHER Broken Lots it to quiet it down (this taken down to the There may rub the inside of a Western SANDALS pr. $1.00 stroke a sack is strong works and I've done it) much hole and the fish shoved in the be feed bag with garlic or onion a cat, then ever so underwater. Others believe smelling and hang the bag briefly over like petting sack feeds in man- Girls' Leather Men's carefully get a good grip on in taking down a hay hook and the muzzle of a cow, then milk there. the fish, gers or feed her and sample the milk. it and haul it out of slamming it into then carts. Besides Dr. Bohstedt SPORT landing it by brute force and Question: I read that in an Play Shoes and Sandals SHIRTS SIMPLE silage there may be different Fruit REAL shouted curses, which seem to by- experiment where milking cows of the Loom kinds of hay, weeds, or Hundreds to Select Which sounds real simple un- help a lot product feeds like wet brewers' on pasture had access only to White - Red and Black Patent From—All Sizes til you do it. One complicating block salt they ate only one Other Shirts BOAT (LAG /. grains down the feed alley. Sizes 8 to 12 and 12/1 2 to 3 factor is a hand - fisherman trapped ounce a day, and it was con- As Low As $1.39 $1.69 launch a boat Such odors are easily never knows for sure what will Sometimes they surface layer of butter sidered enough. Is that true? 3 for $4.00 2 for $3.00 spot, crank up a by the only $1.69 be in the hole until he reaches at a likely fat in the milk. Milking parlors Answer: The report of the in — it could be a big snapp- Mere 60 (ideal for a cartop conveyances of particular experiment may be upstream and pipeline (sizes ing turtle and if so he could boat) and motor to a freshly drawn milk to the cool- true, but a serious question is BOYS' BOXER LONGIES 4 to 12) pr. $1.95 lose a hand. Or it could be a starting point. Then as they ers in the milk room help pre- whether with only block salt catfish big enough to swallow a wade downstream the boat vent this unwanted flavoring. available under all .climatic and hog, in which case, he'll need stays with them. As fish are What about ventilating the management conditions, milk- MEN'S WORK HOSE help to land it. caught they are dumped in the inside of the cows? We can do ing cows would eat enough salt 5 prs. $1.00 The hole can be difficult to accompanying boat and finally a lot in this respect by not to meet their need. It is recom- reach and the fisherman may delivered back to the car where allowing access to any "flavor" mended that one. percent loose Hundreds of Other Wonderful have to go in water over his the journey started. feeds such as alfalfa hay or si- salt be mixed with the grain, Values check it out, it can be The system works particu- lage or rye pasture within about and in addition that loose salt head to be freely acces- filled with snags that rip the larly well because catfish seem four hours before milking. or block salt could be the home to enjoy laying up in holes It is known that smelly vola- sible. Often the recommenda- hands, or it spots for trace mineralized dandy catfish. And if the under brush heaps and tile fatty acids are absorbed tions call of a has the salt. latter case is true the hand- where the current under- from the digestive tract by fisherman can, with a little cut a bank, thereby making very efficient SHERMAN'S a luck, bring home enough cat- hand-fishing Questions from readers will be answered in the column or his family for a method. fish to feed by direct reply. Please send your questions to Dr. Bohstedt, 20 York Street Open Fri.-Sat. Evenings .. or maybe a month A-nd catfish are mighty good Till it Gettysburg, Pa. week . caught Street,(Rm. 507), Chicago 1, Illinois. If he successfully tangles with to eat, however they are 221 North LaSalle PAGE EIGHT EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961

\mom Jaycee Ball Game ward Waysack and family, Brig- true burn that can really make Hospital applied to tires of the type used stocks tax which were held as of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Agnew and ham City, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. yqu suffer. Report on highway vehicles and to inner the first moment of July 1, 1961. granddaughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Wiley and family, Metuchin, .. . Don't spend more than 20 Admitted tubes of any type of tire (except Robert Frisby and daughters, vis- Sunday Afternoon The Director concluded by say- N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowne minutes in the sun the first time Stephen Thomas, Emmitsburg, a bicycle tire) which at the first ited over the weekend with Mrs. ing The local Jaycees will engage and family, Mattawan, N. J.; Mr. out. Rl. moment of July 1, 1961 are held that on or liefore Oct. 15, George Eyster and Mr. and Mrs. the Thurmont Jaycees in a soft- and Mrs. Raymond Sanders and . .. Increase your sunning time Mrs. Elbert Oxley, Emmitsburg. by a dealers and intended for 1961, a return on Form 3174 shall Andrew Eyster. family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert gradually. be filed with, and payment of the ball contest to be held at the Ralph Hatter, Emmitsburg. sale. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warren and Community Sanders, Emmitsburg; John J. . . . Use a suntan lotion or tax made to, the district director local Field on Sun- Discharged Continuing the Director said: It Mrs. John Eyler visited Tuesday Mrs. George T. Lingg of internal revenue for the day afternoon at 2:30 p. m. The Sanders and cream while you are getting your Mrs. Irene Ohler, Emmitsburg. will be necessary for every per- dis- with Edith trict which is Miss Nunemaker, Ash- game will continue for seven in- of Thurmont, and Mr. and Mrs. tan. Put on more lotion or cream Mrs. Earl Sheeley, son liable for floor stocks on tires, located the tax- Emmitsburg. payer's bery Methodist Home, Gaithers- nings. George R. Sanders and family. whenever you come out of the Glenda inner tubes, or tread rubber to principal place of busi- McGlaughlin, Emmits- ness. burg. The locals were victorious over water and renew it every two burg R3. prepare an itemized inventory of hours. For further information on Miss Debby Nickoles, Westmin- their friendly rivals when the Mrs. Ronald Wagerman and in- such articles subject to the floor the Sun Burn Can Be . Federal Aid Highway Act ster, is spending a week with her game was played last year and it . . Don't be fooled by a cloudy fant daughter, Emmitsburg. con- tact your local uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. is hoped the victory can be re- sky. The burning sun rays come Mrs. Fred Internal Revenue Harmful To Skin Seiss and infant Office. Ralph Long and family, Rocky peated. Dave Glass, team cap- right through. daughter, Thurmont R2. . . . The sun is strongest for While They Last! Ridge. tain, asks that all members be A Little At A Time Mrs. Robert Kaas and infant present at the field no later than about two hours before and after son, Rocky Ridge. Your skin can get older than you noon. NININP41.41,00•41~41m41.0~0.00041 2 p. m. and also to make certain gorgeous Births are. Those who get a . . . You get more of a burn they bring along their families year, do so at Mr. and suntan year after at the beach than in the country Mrs. Charles Wood, FRESH to share the fun. An invitation skin that may get Thurmont the expence of because sunlight reflects from R2, daughter, Sunday. has been extended the general and discolored before wrinkled, dry water and sand. But you can MEN'S WORK SHOES and public to attend the affair. There its time. That's what too much will be no admission charge. still get a burn midst the green- Farm Bureau STEAMED sun can do to you. ery, so better observe that 20 Aside from the fun and relaxa- minute limit first time out, wher- Advises Inocluations WORK OXFORDS Reunion Held tion of it, nothing about toasting ever you are. This message is in the sun is especially good for Summer means picnics and polio HARD-SHELL A family reunion was held Sun- a Christmas Seal service provided are in full day, July 9 at the home of Mr. you. However, people will con- by your tuberculosis association. swing again, stated $5.95 TO $14.95 skin Mr. C. E. Wise, and Mrs. George R. Sanders. Those tinue to seek a sun-bronzed Executive Secre- tary of present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed- so— Maryland Farm Bureau. CRABS . . . Remember sunburn is a "It's a time for family fun or The Correct Shoe for Any Job family fear, if members are not • 1r OUR polio vaccinated." "As Marylanders under 40 B. H. BOYLE and People,Spots In The News STATE should have their polio vaccina- tion," said Mr. Wise. "Particular- HOUCK'S • ly children under 10 years of age SONS UNIVERSITY 1 should be vaccinated because near- As. ly two-thirds of all polio Phone HI 7-3811 Emmitsburg, Md. PRAYER MEETIN' at third base is cases oc- cur in this impression here as Joe Nuxhall, age group." Al R-CONDITIONED Kansas City pitcher, slides under Superfisory law enforcement of- "Contact your County Health AllAtaYs PLENTY of Yankee Clete Boyer for triple. ficers from six states will meet Department or your family doc- on the University of Maryland tor for further information," urg- fiat' water! campus for an eleven day train- ed Mr. Wise. "All children under ing program, which will cover the 20 are eligible for vaccination at — technical and legal problems in- the local Health Department." volved in traffic law enforcement. The schedule for County Farm Bureau picnics according Sponsored by the University of to Mr. • Maryland through University Col- Wise includes Frederick County lege, in cooperation with the 'fraf- on August 19 at the Carroll Man- fic Institute of Northwestern Uni- or Grounds. versity and the field services di- vision of the International Associ- Tires Have Inventory roP ation of Chiefs of Police, the pro- USED CA! aLOUT WETTER PERFECT is this gram will begin on July 17. Tax Applied .„. 1960 Florida underwater miss' mis- Among the topics which will Ford Galaxie Town Sed.; V-8; fully equipped; like new. OZ=. 1959 sive, written with new ballpoint The Federal Aid Highway Act Ford Fordor Custom; Fordomatic; R&H. be considered during the program X 1959 that Sheaffer Pen people of 1961 was signed into law by %.11 to, Ford Victoria; Cruisomatic; R&H. fluid are: traffic patrol techniques, ap- 1957 Dodge 2-dr. say won't smudge, blur or fade the President on 1961. Hardtop; R&H; P. Steering. prehension of violators, officer-vi- June 30, //copy adung riaromaie 1956 Chevrolet 2-door; even though submerged or ex- District Std. Shift. olator contacts, enforcement ac- Director of Internal -----agaffigarr. cos 1955 Mercursy 2Dr. H-top; P.S., R&H. Very clean. posed indefinitely. tion, special enforcement activi- Revenue, Irving Machiz, today 1955 Ford Tudor V-8; R&H. ties and management. called attention to the floor stock WATER HEATERS 1 1955 Studebaker 2Dr. V8; Overdrive; economy special. The program will be conducted I taxes of 2 cents a pound on tires 1954 Pontiac 4-Dr. R&H; Hydramatic. through classroom lectures, group'of the type used on highway ve- 1954 Ford Fordor V-8; R&H. "A GAS FLAME IS BEST, 1953 Mercury conferences, class discussions and hicles, 1 cent a pound on inner Fordor; R&H. tubes for any type of tire ex- WHY SETTLE FOR LESS" 1952 Dodge Truck, 1-Ton; dual wheels. field exercises from 8:30 a. m. un- 1951 Plymouth cept inner tube for bicycle tires Fordor; A. til 4:30 p. m. each day. 1949 Fon' Panel /12-ton; heater. Institute faculty will be made and 2 cents a pound on total rub- 1947 International Panel /12-ton Truck. up of representatives of the Metro- ber. MATTHEWS 1958 Ford /12-Ton Pickup; Like New. politan Police, Maryland Police,: Machiz said the floor stock tax Wilmington (Del.) Police, Dela- ware State Police and Ohio State I western University and the In- GAS CO. Sperry's Garage BOY CLOWN Tommy Highway Police Departments. In ternational Association of Chiefs Walker showed up in addition, representatives of the of Police will also provide in- Emmitsburg PHONE HI 7-5131 EMMITSBURG, MD. this make-up at national National Safety Council, North- struction. clown diving champion- Thurmont ship at Cypress Gardens, Fla. INDIAN LOOKOUT

RUMINATIN' like quartet of stern-visaged judges, four ibexes (wild mountain goats) sit in dignity at London zoo. These Alpine natives are almost extinct in wild state. CONSERVATION CLUB Special Special Real Summer Cool Off Drink EMMITSBURG,MD. ICED TETLEY INSTANT TEA 3 ozs. 79c — 1 1-2 ozs. 39c

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0••••••• FILM - CAMERAS - BULBS CROUSE'S Kiddy Rides - Games —OPEN SUNDAYS— Phone HI 7-4382 or 7-2211 EMMITSBURG - MARYLAND Good Food - Bingo (Closed All Day Tuesdays During July and August)