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TEN OwnersNabbed In Night Club Liquor Raids ot three night clubs and live customers were arrested early Monday on charges of violating Prince Georges county liquor County law prohibits consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places after midnight. It also bans sale of hard liquor on Sunday. The rules were not relaxed because of the New Year's holiday. The raiding party, led by Deputy Sheriff William A. Duval, made the arrests at the Club La Conga, near Berwyn; Rustic Cabin In Colmar Manor, and the Club EVENING TIMES.

CUMBERLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1951 Mary Hu wort It's Mail 4400, Brentwoad. The owners, respectively, are: Barrett, 50, Berk Motley, 37, and William Ryan, 60. The customers posted $13.50 collateral each and the proprietors $500 bond for appearance Jan. 18 In Hyattsville Police Court.

The raids followed one made New Year's Eve by Sheriff Carlton G. Beall in which Mrs. Daisy E. Moreland, owner of Sunnybrook Gardens Tavern, near Oxbn Hill, was charged with maintaining a gaming table. Her husband, George, was charged with permitting the table to be maintained.

Anti-Alcohol seven states and the District of Columbia now have formal programs on of which have been get up in the last seven Editor's a few months In college, girl loses Interest tn boy bcen her 'Sweetheart since childhood: she wants to return his ring but fears his reaction. Dear Mary Haworth: Before I entered college last September I became engaged to Jay, a neighbor boy. He Is 19 and I soon will be Our families are neighbors and members of the same church; and Jay and I have gone everywhere together since childhood. Being congenial, and liking the same sports- swimming, riding and were considered an ideal couple by parents and friends. Thus it seemed a natural thing to accept his ring; and I was very sure I was in love.

Jay didn't want to go to college. He got a job and started saving money for marriage. My parents insisted that I come here, where I have an aunt, and attend a co-ed Claim Highest Mine CRESTED BUTTE, Operators of the Koresta mine nea Crested Butte claim it la the high est coal mine in the United States university for at least a year. It has been a wonderful experience. For the first time I have had the companionship of other boys my really dating, as I still wear Jay's ring; but walking from class, dancing at dormitory parties, etc.

I didn't know life could be such fun; and I have decided that I don't love probably never did. I am not in love with anyone else. Does it sound terribly fickle, just to fall out of love like that? I want to be honest with Jay, but I am a little afraid of what his reaction may be. He is inclined to be impulsive and tense about things, and has never gone out with any girl but me. All his'plans are for Jngly paving the way for your recent change of heart.

Maybe they never were fully sold on your school girl theory that you and Jay made a Bring it "Home" for Service ST. GEORGE MOTOR CO. "Your friendly ford Dtalgr" I. Cumberland, 180 our marriage; but I want to finish college now that I've started. Jay is a really wonderful boy; I think he has all the virtues, but compared to boys I've met here, he is almost childish in some respects.

He defers to his parents a great deal, and they simply worship him; but that never bothered me, as they are fine people and I like them; and they have treated me at a daughter for severa years. Should She Delay Or Break Off Nmv? What should I do? Urge Jay to perfect team. Perhaps they had misgivings about the effects upon your life of his childish character and his parents' possessiveness, in the event you should marry him. It occurs to me that they had something in mind aside from a brief academic whirl or a glimpse of the larger world for you, when they shipped you off to a co-ed college "for at least a year," just when you were preparing to coast into marriage to Jay. I think they were prudently thrusting upon you the opportunity to "find yourself" association with a variety of that you might see Jay in letter perspective, before making a final commitment.

Thus I doubt hat they will be much disappointed hear that you've already lost interest in him and want the experience of a full college course. The general tenor of your "second thoughts" about Jay, as well as your references to your parents' attitudes (past and potential), indicate that your relatoinship with them is excellent, and the results beneficent. It is good that you can count on them to bring an open mind to realities, even those they disapprove; and that you know them to be emotional, warmhearted Flood Control Work Resumes start dating other girls? If he would date other girls occasionally, he might be less hurt when I tell him I cannot marry him and I am sure that I can't. Should I wait until next summer to break to give him time to get accustomed to eparation from me? I plan to stay lere next summer and work. He has ften threatened to run away from home If we ever broke up; and that would simply kill his parents, who would blame me; and I don't want that on my conscience.

My will be very disappointed, I know; but I intend to tell them how I feel, and I can count on their understanding. But I imagine well all take a rather emotional view; and I'd like your objective opinion to counteract that. E. O. Girl Is Backed By Wise Parents Dear E.

Possibly your parents "away ahead of you," the saying gots, in the sense ol know- in their loyalties, but humane in considering the of all participants in a difficulty. It appears that they are helpful instructive guardians, without beinr possessive the overly protective way that cripples fledgeling character. Gradual, Merciful Rift Seems Best It is my I believe your parents will you ars to be commended, rather than censured, in the privacy of the family, for facing the fact tha you've got a problem about Jay Inasmuch aa you feel positively thai you cannot marry him, there is nothing to do but dissolve the engagement. And I think your idea of doing It gradually is probably wise. The merciful (and honest) explanation, to begin, is that you intend to continue college work for several years, iintil you get a degree; and during this time you will be away from home more or less the year round.

Wherefore, the terms of a binding engagement are inappropriate to the circumstances. Bach of you must be free to have Full crews reported to work on the flood control project yesterday for the first time since the holidays. Thomas E. Dickson, project engineer for the TJ. S.

Corps of Engineers, said work on the Savage River Dam was also renamed this week. Ice, high water and bad weather, had halted progress, he said. E. E. Donaldson, area engineer, said that work is progressing as expected and that it was hoped the concrete could be poured next week in the Savage River Dam so that the gates could be erected.

The building of the control tower and placing of the huge gates Is all that remains of the river project, he stated. The local flood control will not be delayed in any manner because of the curtailment of materials during the national crisis, Donaldson related. Engineers here have all the necessary material on hand or on the way to complete the job. He expects the material will Cumberland before the end of the'month. The second phase ot ttit flood control project includes the Valley Street, Frederick Street and West Side area conduits which art to be completed.

Phone 4600 for a WANT AD dates with ethers, in good eon- science, as an exercise in social health. So, all things considered, you are returning his ring, though remaining his may hopefully say. Make It clear to him that you aren't In love with anyone else; that it simply a matter of trying your wings, out of the nest, and finding it fun to be self-reliant. M. H.

Mary Havorth through her column, not by mall OT personal interview. Write her In care or Tin Evening Times. (Copyright, The Wathlngton Post) VICTIM OF POLIO Beverly Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller, Taneysville, Carroll county, was one of the 700 poliomylitis victims in Maryland during state's worst polio year.

Pour out of five persons need the help of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which this year is urging all Marylanders to give double. The March of Dimes campaign runs from January 15 to January 31. The Star Spangled Banner became the National Anthem on March 3, 1931. The Soviet Union contains practically all natural resources used by man. Income Tax Unit To Move The Income Tax Division of the State Comptroller's 'office is to be moved from Baltimore to the State office building In Annapolis.

Deputy State Comptroller Joseph McCusker says a Baltimore office will be maintained at 34 Hopkin; Place, location of the comptroller's office, to do-the work once handled in ttie Phythian Building. The move will restore to Annn- polis all functions of the division carried on there before it moved to Baltimore in the fall of 1949. The 1950 Legislature had passed a law requiring the return to Annapolis of sufficient personnel and facilities of the Alcoholic Beverage Division, Admissions Tax Division and the Income Tax Division to serve southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. State Comptroller J. MiUerd Tawes promised last summer would "comply witb the letter spirit" of the legislation demanding return of part of his office to Annapolis.

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