The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 4

THE MORNING HERALD, HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND Work Of Enlarging Ytulf Space Begun Springs--The Morgan; County Court authorized Michael! tors, to begin work this week on I enlarging the vault in the office! of County Clerk C. R. i is estimated the work will cost The improvements will include! I tearing out partitions between the; I present vault and the back room of the sheriffs office, blocking up two door openings, a re-enforced concrete and asphalt floor and cov- sering the ceiling. There will also be steel shutters.

The vault space recently has been inadequate. Karry Richards was recently named master of Deford Masonic Lodge. Other officers elected are; i James Offut. senior warden: M. P.

Michael, junior warden; John Barker, senior deacon: C. O. Ambrose, junior deacon. H. Hansroth and Cecil Ambrose were re-elected I secretary and treasurer, respect lively.

A. P. Rider, assistant principal first page story, the Martins-j age to drink in the taverns if some 1 of thetl10Cf gh annt Un0cea burg Journal of the nearbv West lone of the legal age is paying the 55 lRal a amner peering or Virginia City said Monday thatsbiil. In other words, the law Mor Bounty graduates ana; of the eleven highway fatalities consumption of beer by juven-i; ormerM Sl a i hc tle TM 1 Berkeley County in 1952. the beeriiies but does not permit them to; TM i on evening of tavern is either directly or buy it.

26; lhe EasterR star social directly-connected with all but one: The Journal says "this encour- T1 01 these oeaths. ages youngsters from nearbv Marv- lk TM eTT residea Virginia State Police Virginia and Pennsylvania to of She herd be principal; ords, says the Journal, revealed i come into this state do their eaker Sill Hardy. Fredericks president of Shepherd Alumni As- 1 attend. the War Memor-i liarv entertained i uui.il A i AUCdlid drivers on-, their way to such that these out-of-state drinkers are i nos lta doctors and their the local taverns and are on Dec 2T Members of the Stating that "this newspaper. actuaBy keeping them to business "'auxiliary also attended.

went into a rather exhaustive A spot check was made bv a Doii Somers. New York City, is study of the situation after several-Journal reporter of ten taverns in' visiting his mother. Mrs. Daisy criticisms of West Virginia beer County on a recent Sun- Somers for the holidays. Somers operators had been pubUshed in sight All but one of engaged in theatricals.

He re- leveral nearby Maryland news- taverns visited are located outside 'cently made a series of movies the Journal says that "the Martinsburg. for children in Texas. They will be iRROL FYLNN AND MAUREEN O'HARA head the action cast of Universal-International's Technicolor "Against All Flags." Flynn, starting his 16th year as a swashbuckling star, is seen as a British naval officer who masquerades as a deserter in order to join pirate gang headed by Miss O'Hara. Anthony Quinn, Alice Kelley and Mildred Natwick head the large supporting cast of "Against All opens a six day run tonight at Henry's gala Kew Year's Eve show. Many Maryland Cars Found Outside W.

Va. Taverns By Journal Reporter WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER .11, ABOVE SCENE Mala Powers, a Blazing gun slinging Gal starring in "Rose Of Cimarron" with Bill Williams and Jack Buetel. Filmed in Natural Color and produced in the rough, tough Western Plains. This film will be shown at the Academy Theatre all day on New Year's Day. conclusion is reached that the diffi- of the 171 automobiles parked televised later.

of West IeSS Richard Havermale had wife and sons, Jacksonville, and! were 68 Lieut. Robert Havermale. U. Force are vi two from parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph J.i HUNTZ HALL gets his own version a Gilligan Twist on huge Henry Kulky in the new Bowery Boys hit, "No Holds Barred." opening a big three day engagement with a gala midnight show tonight at the Colonial Theatre. Leo Gorcey stars with Marjorie Reynolds featured. it is anything but the actual fact of the matter, says the Journal. Because it is "non-intoxicating," of age or over. But a quirk in law permits a who Club held its annual Christmas i is now a student at West Virginia; Lawrence Kesecker.

party at the home of Mrs. Irving i Univcrsitv She will receivp a Hammon Siler, of Richmond make aa Yost, bachelor of science degre, in June.igf^ sBank is spend 'director of the Maryland co-hostess. Mrs. J. R.

Yost; Mr. Pun-is, a graduate of Davis' Vo ment of Health. reviewed Charles Tazewell's story i-ase care, Mrs Ward awson? Jr a Littlest Mrs. Worth children, returned home after ac-j Everett led the group in singing companying their mother, Mrs. Christmas carols.

I Walter Price. Breezewood, on A 13-year-old boy arrested "it i trip through Florida, i recently for breaking into a tool fnrTM Ber keley Springs High School 1 shed of the Pennsylvania Glass the iob of no purchased new type beaded Sand Corporation. He was also ac- 01 for use in assembly and cused of stealing dynamite fuses visual education programs. The and caps, according to Stete Poi investigation of crime'in the jty. Because the Berkeiey shenfF s-ofee has no law enforce- nogl? ph.

that may be used with fire. was also added to the; Theodore C. Fearin i now announce the engagement of Polict Purchase A Lit Detector The purchase oC detector" by the Hagerstown Police Department was reported Tuesday by Commissioner M. E. EUinger.

The lie detector, otherwise called the Polygraph, will be available to other law enforcement agencies in the county. However, it was pointed out that persons charged with crimes can- I not be forced to submft to a lie 'detector test and that the use of the device will be entirely volun-l tary. Evidence obtained by use of! jthe machine will not necessarily jbe submitted is evidence in court! when persons are tried for crimes, The polygraph when properly i used as a tendency to make a per-1 charged with crime make! I a confession when confronted with results of a test. I The machine measures minute changes in skin sensitivity, changes in respiration and electrical im- pulses when subject answers I questions. i Detective Grayson Wigfield will 1 operate the device after studying; jits operation.

At the present I experiments are being made at po- ilice headquarters. One Group Denied Permission To Use Sound Truck Here recordings in Ha wa not! to solicit contributions. While three city councilman were "When we were turned down lx mo th giving permission to one religious Hagcrstown, we took our record-'t Vi nn Clt ecenti group to play Christmas music and ings to the smaller towns in ap a raa solicit contributions in Hagerstown, section in the evening and cftrist Here Js ii8t another group was denied ak any money for it," saidi the guc sts: his parents his broth sion when application was made A1 father, maternal at City Hall The Mobile Service had great-grandmother, Adcer well-known t-oDrie TM co TMTM of religious distantly related relatives, tte mja-. toe SgW LtiK season ister and the entire congregation jthe-Western Pike, said that per- nmeilt the First Methodist Church. mission was sought for the Bible Mobile Service to play religious and Elkins College, will receive a master's degree from West Virginia University.

The wedding will take place in the early summer. Phil Kesecker, stationed at Francis E. Warren Air. Force Base in Wyoming, is visiting his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.

WARNER BROTHERS' Maryland Theatre gets a brand new "First Run" Special Release showing of "Stop You're Killinjf Me" for the national premiere midnight show tonight at 11:30. P. M. The film, a Damon Runvon's roaring best It's one of 1953's comedy riot's, starring Broderick Crawford and Trevor. Filmed in Warner Color.

This picture will be shown "to-night onlv." FULL HOUSE fN OltUT this criminal investigation and oth- i er duties fall on the shoulders of i Robertson, is charge of the soil conservation their daughter, Carolyn to State Department of Public Safety." The Martinsburg newspaper then says "this is the actual record. Admittedly, the Eastern Panhandle is in a peculiar position geographically, inviting beer business from the neighboring states. But it appears that it is up to the legislature both to enact better beer laws provide better! enforcement. "This says the' Journal, come from morel as Jie aoove do up- state Poli offi i let one composure, but hundreds trained instigators from! of women who have pictured state Beer Commissioner's of-i ing day as most upsetting have dis-jfjce, or more deputy sheriffs with' covered that it's really quite simple police authority. when moved by us.

Just "Berkeley County is becoming I i widely known as the haven for beeri of Maryland, Virginia and! Pennsylvania. The inadequate! I1 laws have brought death to tenj persons in this county alone dur-j 1952, and there is no reason think, unless there are corrective! steps taken by the legislature, that I this number will decrease during undermanned nffirers of NIP' iou conserv tneir daughter, Mary Caro nf ro for Morgan County, re- Matthew Robert Purvis, Jr. IQNIAL TODAY ONLY is great progress during 1952 the son of Mr and Mr Purvis of The RiU Farm Women's Fanwood. N. J.

Miss Fearnow HENRY'S THEATRE Continuous II A. M. to P. M. Gala Midnight Show Tonight HONE fct ac--f ALLIED VAN LINES 701 Pennsyivonio Ave Md the coming year," concludes the! Journal.

i may thif year mark for you the btgHining of new undertakings, the fulfillment of those started in othtr years, and the joy that comes with ambitious effort and achievement Farmers Merchants Bank of Hagtrsfown, Md. I Branch Bonk Smithsburg, Md. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. MKKWQOED PIRATE FURY SWEEPS THE SCREEN! The Black Flag a renegade adventurer strikes at ttie corsair port Madagascar-to steal its Buccaneer Queen! Tl ERROL rt MAUREEN i LYNN-WHAM GAINST Wtdntidoy --Thru-- ktaM ft) IbM fctitte THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY OPENING WITH A GALA MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT ENDS ALICE KlLEy-MllDilQl NAM CLIFTON WEBB Stars and Stripes Forever" a TNOCI HIURIOtiS AKC WOW! flit KBSfinMlBSsllV lowtry loys ore mirth-moking mtnoce to the firunt, groan and grimace racket! EXTRA or a. m.

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