Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 10

EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1945 TEN jWil! Reorganize Local OP A Panel An Information Panel, formerly i known us the Conunvnily Service Pa will be reactivltsted at a i rneeiing ol civil, service, and 'patriotic organization rcpresenta- lives at 7:30 p. in. today on fioor ot the Union Street building. i The panel will operate as part of line War Price and Rationing Board with its primary purpose being 'educate the public as to (he neces-i 'slty of preventing inflation. line with this, the will the grocer-consumer antl- inflation campaiyn.

an extension of anti-inflation drive which startled here last spring. Mrs. L. P. state community service officer, will outline the program of information and pub- jUclty at tonight's meeting.

tlon and budget committees of the Chamber of Commerce. The program will be guided by the availability of materials and will celebrate the return of peace and honor servicemen returning home. The Mercantile Bureau of the chamber will meet Tuesday at 10:30 m. at the; chamber-oflice. paper stored in attics and basements, it.was announced yesterday.

As early as 1710 the public schools jof South Carolina provided educa tion for indigent children. Plan's Completed For Fire Protection Plans have been completed for a re prevention program here next week. Radio talks, theatre shorts, and other features are scheduled. Michael D. Reinhart Is chairman of the committee which includes members of Allegany Comity Fire Insurance Underwriters AHWte'lon.

An Inspection of homes in the city has revealed that some still have large quantities of waste Need A Loan? Come in or Phone Now! furntturt ana 4uto Loant 8OITTH QEORQJB STHEffJ LlSTKS UlLLZNSOH. Mar. PHONB 30H IS EPILEPSY INHERITED? WHAT CAUSES IT? A bookttl containing opinion! of (o- tKii interfiling subject will ten) FREE, while Ihty Ion, to ony writing la Educational Diviiion, $15 Fifth N.wYwk. N.Y.. Djpi, K-624 Advertisement at.

ii, America's Most Versatile Drink 100 PROOF Liqueur SOUTHERN COMF08T CORPORATION SAINT tOUIS. MO. explain the program to the organizations which they represent. Din-oration Are Discussed Here Proposed Christmas decorations; were dlscujvsed today by the decora- SUPER WflRKEl SILVER FLOSS l' LARGE TENDER PEAS i SILVER FLOSS CREAM GOLDEN CORN i SILVER FLOSS GREEN CUT BEANS i CARROLL CO. TOMATOES VEG-ALL MiXED VEGETABLES i Gerber's ors Foods No.

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POTATOES 15 Mi 31 ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION Kills contacted jnourh in i mauer of iiti'iJi 1 FORD'S Cumberland DRUG STORE Frnstburg! I Revival Services Exolting Him Who Said "Come unto me, all TC thai labor and are heavy laden nhd I will give you rest." Ernest Muntzing Evangelist The Living Stone Church of the Brethren Corner Cedar Second St. Sept. 30 to Oct. 14, Inc. Every Sunday Afternoon KELSON EDDY wrm Robert Orchestra ELECTRIC HOUR I Droadeaadnc ft THE POTOMAC EDISON CO.

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FRAM ftirveft of of can rfxjf over operating with dirty, harmful ail. Better find your oil ftllort" The Diptlick Ihe ttoryl Cumberland Concert Association 1945-46 SEASON pretenii Verdi's Opera Sung In Italian. Star Cast. Thirty Piece Orchestra Monday, October 15th Mfliza Korjus, Tuesday, December 4th National Symphony Orchestra Hans KintHcr, Conductor Thursday, March 14, 1946 Fort HiiTHigh SEASON TICKET SALE OCTOBER 1 to 10 HEADQUARTERS 59 Baltimore Street Potomac Edison Store 3 A. M.

to 5 P. Saturday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

Phone 2190 Adult $5.00 Student $2.00 SIM Federal Toi 51.00 federal Tax MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO CUMBERLAND CONCERT ASSOCIATION irmt tfXRVEl mmioie Coats A D. A. Deposit Actount 1 0 77 Baltimore St. A Ik NOW SHOWING LAST 2 DAYS! PLUS I1ISNET CGI.OK CAftTOON STARTING FRIDAY -w f-? Ufa Four wonderful kids living the great lover story of oor day. Robert Cummings Lizabeth Scott Don DeFore HAL The Hal Wallis' new find threatening the title 'lioldcrs of The Look, The Face, and The Body.

CHARLES DRAKE JULIE BISHOP Kim Hunter Helen ForresH Directed by John Farrowi A Paramount Picture Two Big Hits GARDEN -Starts Today Here's a screenful of Huggin' and Kissin' where every hug and kiss feels like it's meant for you! Want to have some we mean fun? Then hurry over for some heavy romancin' with Dennis Morgan, Eleanor Parker Dane Clark In "THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU" ADDED In ERROL FLYNN "OBJECTIVE BURMA" TWIN i HIT SHOW II fl 2nd Hit KlM Gloria JEAN Kirfoy GRAf ERIC 81ORE J. Edward BROMBESG DOUNI MILDRED IAW STARTING SATURDAY Your stfliyof your victory! Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's TWO GREAT HITS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Follow This Gl From Desperate Day To Glorious Victory. OR EXCE! LPH i.

rt. EHKB I AND HIS BAKB xm wuwt GRACE M. FISHER THEATRES TODAY LAST TIMES A TRIPLE HIT SHOW YOU'LL ENJOY GENE AUTRY In His All Star Western Musical "MELODY RANCH" With JIMMY DURANTE VERA VAGUE GEO. "GABBY" HAYES ANN MILLER LENA HORNE In Metro's Grand Musical Hit "CABIN IN THE SKY" With "ROCHESTER" DUKE ELLINGTON ETHEL WATERS PLUS COMEDY M.G.M. TOMORROW, FRIDAY, SATURDAY COMEDY "Eve Knew Her Apples" Ann Miller THE DANCING WONDER SERIAL "Manhunt of Mystery Island" Chapter Tvrn "THE SATAN'S WEB" WESTERN "Outlaws of the Rockies" Charles Starrctt AS THE DURANGO KID STARTING METRO-COLDWYN-MAYER PICTURES TODAY TECHNICOLOR romance and adventure! TOMORROW NOGN They Crash the Studios See Stars! ABBOTT COSTELLO HOLLYWOOD with Dancing Frances Rafferty "Rags" Ragland Robert Stantor: and Guest Appearance Lucille Ball JIMMV Fmi.ER FAMOUS RADIO.

MOVIE CRITIC SAYS: Is the funniest and best comedy Abbott A have ever appeared in ITS M.G. MERRIMENT! ADDED ENJOYMENT Fitzpatrtck Travel 4 In Color "M.G.M. NEWS Pete Smith Novelty Act -li.