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EIGHT EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, FRIDAY, 'APRIL 3, 1953 TheJdATURE PARENT Girls Expect Mothers To Be Examples, Not Just Phone 4GOO for a WANT AD Taker By MURIEL LAWKEXCE Let's call her Carol, though it's not her name. Pretty, native Arr.nr- mans might discover her family's hideout," Carol explained. "1 think she says the things she does she's my only real friend, I know she's just getting ready to pry into my business or try to make me do what she wants. Why can't mother's stop talking about what friends they are and just say, "Carol, I think this is right because of the following reasons?" The protests of "friendship" seem to whether we live in a secret hideout or a pleasant apartment. Anne and Carol both seem to wish we'd cut out the pro- i udnve ininK sne says inc inmgs sne does seem 10 wisn cut out the pro- Scan and 16, Carol often drops of that.

When you're never le sts if we can't render some sub- tn SPP mo sun you're going to be alive thei a i 'al service. you! Both appear to feel that jf we to see me. She called on me excitedly re-1 next day, 1 guess you say ccntly to show me a paragraph! really think. Listen. Mrs.

Law-j don't know how to help Ihem make Horn a book. It was The Diary ofjrence, this is the part wanted out of fear loneliness hurt a a bed rolls and wil1 sia a VouiJg Girl" by Anne Frank, a (you to hear isex. love and death we're makinii in the camp's two troop child of 14 wno survived two rhen Caro 0 a these WQrds to 1)o sensc abo ut Scout Training Courses Set A training course for scoutmasters of Potomac Council, Scouts of America, will be conduc ed next weekend at Carnp Potomac, according to K. S. McKee, training chairman.

On Bridge K-Q-3-2, Diamonds K-7, Clubs Q-J 3-2. What do you do? Answer Tomorrow Registration will begin at 1 p. m. next Saturday with the course geU ting underway at 2 p. m.

and ending Sunday afternoon. Scouters will of Holland's Nazi occupation to die in a concentration a just before the liberation. "Anne never the Ger- me: "Now it's suddenly clear tojl mo what lacks. Mummy herself has told us that she looked jupon us more as friends a lodges. Three meals have been planned I for the event, an evening meal to- as Anne yearned for molh-J ei hood that could steer her through a smorgasbord her ordeal with some awareness an a Sunday breakfast.

I to rebid his clubs, and South, BoyjSpurn This Type Bridge Bid By OSWALD Written For NBA Service Don't blame me for the bidding of today's hand. I don't recommend North's second bid, but that's the bid he actually made. The hand took place in a team match in England, and the North player couldn't think of a good rebid at his second turn. He cho.se South led another heart towards dummy, and West discarded a low spade. This discard told declarer nearly everything he needed know.

Take Up Thy House CALGARY --W't-- A prefabricated house accompanied E. A. M. Vos- scn to Calgary from Holland, The three-bedroom house cost 55,000 in Holland transportation co A play, "My Son Lives," will be ran to about at i Full plate armor for Play Schedule 4 1 presented p. m.

at Easter Sunday Davis Memorial TV SERVICE NEWS of xptrt werkmon- ant) guaran- your of Out policy ihip, prompt tetd parti i quality TV Aulhoriitd hollicrafltrt TV 1 Radio Service Center Wbrk by engineer! wi'lh the loteit know-how, in TV service. AMUSEMENT TELEVISION SAIES SERVICE 39 N. Mechanic St. Phone 4783 Aliegany Now that's all i ils shatering impacts, so my! fine, but a friend can't take 1 4 Carol hungers for guidance! i mother's place. 5 need my mother once a while on how to think as an example which I can fol-! a the Korean war casualties, It's hard for us "date" that stands her up, the!" Jones to a i a i our opinions in a Party that leaves her too time when all ideals are being excited.

destroyed and we do not know i Anne Frank is not unique. She whether to believe in truth a 8 no more sensitive, no more right and God." a a no more confused by adult Courses, which will run about two hours each, and the instructors include: Patrol and troop organization! and leadership, Alton Fortney, of I Helping the individual boy grow, Joseph Stanislawczyk. logically enough, went to game in r.o-trump. to Keyser, W. a hiking, Robert Zarefoss, Frostburg; a planning, Willis V.

Smith, Curn- mecting, Roy gnt ana Uocl. no more confused by adult wmis v. Carol finished, and then said def a i i to heI ner in finding truth, a tTMop iantly, "I feel like that though nght and Cod a several mil- PC PP Frostburg. 'm not hidinrr our fmrr, hon ohl er children of her time. Shp Persons or club fiantly I'm not hiding out from the mans.

I don't a my mother for- --a i either. I want her rl i "8 herself to a diary that an example, too. But she doesn't give me any. When she tells me Ger-'! ion ohler children of her time. She just had a very unusual gift for happened to get published.

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BODEN Circuit Court for Coiiot; Son Charged On Duck Theft A 22-year-old Cresaptown man is being held in the county lockup for a hearing Monday at 7 p. m. before Magistrate William E. Meagher on 'charges of stealing five ducks from his father. The father, 'Harry Albright, told Constable Roy Van Fleet that he discovered all five of his duck hens missing when he arose yesterday morning.

Two drakes had not oeen taken from the pen. Albright went to the home of his son, Chester Albright, who is a neighbor, where he noticed blood and feathers in the back yard. In the kitchen of his son's home, he told Constable Van Fleet, he saw dressed fowl which appeared to be his missing ducks. After obtaining a warrant, Con- stabe Van Fleet arrested the man's son and placed him in the County Jail. SALE A I ot VALUABLK PROPERTY SITUATED AND KNOWN AS Tt4 I STREET IN THE C1TV OF- CUMBERLAND, ALLEGANY COUNTJT.

A LAM). Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in certain Mortgage dated November 14. 1950, and recorded in Liber No. 240, folio 662, one of the Mortgage Record! of Allejjany County. Maryland, which Mortgage is now in default In the covenant! and conditions thereof, the undersigned as Assignee of said Mortgage for the purpose of Foreclosure will sell at public auction, alonjj side ot The Second Hank Building, at the intersection of Baltimore and South Liberty Strcelj.

in City of Cumberland, Maryland, on A A A I 4, O'CLOCK. A. M. NORTH (D) 6 9 8 7 5 2 4 7 6 WEST EAST 4 8 7 4 3 4,102 7 A 1 0 4 9 8 6 3 1 0 8 4 2 9 3 SOUTH 4 A 9 5 6 5 3 2 A 104 A5 Neither side vul. North Sowifa 1 1 14.

Pass 2 4 Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead--i West had showed up with only two diamonds and only one heart, consequently had ten black cards in his hand. If these had been divided G-4, West would have made two discards from his six-card suit in order to keep protection in both black suits. Since West had actually discarded one club and one spade. South concluded that West had started with five cards in each of the black suits.

Having arrived at this conclusion, South cashed the king and ace- of spades, gratefully noting the fall of East's ten of spades. He then cashed "dummy's king and queen of clubs, after which he put West in with the last club. West then had to lead spades away from his jack up to South's queen-nine. This cleverly-executed endplay gave the English declarer his game contract. rnr to dist Church on Oldtown Roaci the Young Peoole.

a not developed J14QO in Europe. warriors until about Down In The Valley. LENTEN LUNCHEON SPECIAL 65c West opened the queen of diamonds, holding the trick, and continued with the jack of diamonds. East dared not cover with the king, for then South would be able to win two tricks with his ace and ten. South could therefore hold up his ace of diamonds a second time and thus compel West to shift to a new suit.

West shifted to the jack of clubs, and South won in his own hand with the ace. He led a heart and played the king from dummy to force out East's ace. East returned a diamond to declarer's ace, and West discarded a low club. Cas Taylor's Formerly "ShobarV N. Mechanic Phone 6629 Q--With both sides vulnerable, the bidding has been: West North East Sot 1 Spade 2 Diamonds Pass You, South, hold: Spade 7, Hearts K-Q-J-10-8-5.

Diamonds K-7. Clubs K-Q-3-2. What do you do? A--Bid four hearts. There should be an easy game, at hearts if your partner's hand includes one ace. TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in the question just answered.

You, South, hold: Spades K-J-7, Hearts TOMORROW I SAT. DOORS OPEN 8:30 A. M. SHOW STARTS A. M.

DANCE SATURDAY A I 4 MUSIC BY TOMMY FOIAN and 1 HIS KEYNOTERS A I BOB FRENCH FROM WVFC AS M. C. AND YOCAUST STONE'S TAVERN SAND PATCH, PA. I 2:00 'Til 6:00, Adults 30c DOORS OPEN 1:45 AND POQtt S7ZVE CARTOON SATURDAY DOORS OPEN 10:45 following deicribed property, all of the to wit: All certain lotj or parcels of Eround situat.d on the Westerly side of Frederick Strett, In the City of Cumberland. AllcKnny County.

Maryland, being Xnown as part of Lots Nos. and 41 of the Bedford I'lacc Addition to the City of Cumberland. more particularly described as BEGWNING for the same at Iron Pipe slake at the end of the first line of Lot No. 39 of said Addition, said pipe also heinx distant South .17 degrees 20 minutes West 52 feet from the intersection of the Southerly side of Pearre Avenue i the Westerly line of Frederick Street, ami running thence i said Fredeiick Street. South 37 degrees 20 minutes West 50 feet to a stake: thence North 50 decrees 03 minutes West 73.3 feel to a stake at a fence corner; thence with a fence trossinK Lot No.

41 and a part of I-ol No. 40. North 38 degrees 34 minutes East .13.15 feet to point of foot from the face o( a concrete block jjarige wall; thence In a line parallel to and of a foot from aforesaid wall. North 50 degrees 03 minutes West 6.5 feet to a xtake: thence in a line paralleling the wall of Raid xaraxe. Xorth 38 decrees 34 minutes East feet to a stake on the second line of aforesaid Lot No.

39: thence with a part of said line reversed. South 50 degrees 01 minutes East 7S.5 feel to the beginning. It being the lame property which was conveyed unto the said Mortgagors by Robert T. Powell, widower, by deed dated April 10. 1950.

and recorded in Liher 223, folio ot the Land Records of Allegany County. This property Is Improved by a six-room brick and shingle semi type dwelling house bath, hot air heat. Karagc, concrete foundailon and cellar, and composition snincle roof. TERMS OF SALE: One-Third cash on day of sale snd balance on delivery of xood and sufficient deed to the purchaser or purchasers thereof. -All City.

State and County taxes will be adjusted to the date of sale. r.Eortr.E R. HUGHES, Ceorte R. Hushes. Assinnre for the purpose of Foreclosure STAR Restaurant 31 A I STREET SATURDAY SPECIALS Vi Fri.d Chicken Spring Drnntr BrtocUd Cutlet Dinntr Swisj Steak Country Sfyle Dinner 75 witK tomato french fried pofa- coU ilaw, chocolate nut sundae, rolli, butter and coftei.

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