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EIGHT EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND. HP. MONDAY. AUGUST 7. ItM WANT AD Land, Fire Prevention Week Committees NamedHere Glacier Express Thrilling Ride Austrian Hubbies In For Hard Tune George M.

Hitchcock, general chairman for the Land and Fire Prevention Week observance here October 8 to 14, has announced committee members for the event. They will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. in City Hall Auditorium to hear details of the week-long observance. Thfc general program will consist of field and midway work and talks at Allegany and Ftort Hill High Schools, Hitchcock said.

Mayor Thomas S. Post has agreed to issue a proclamation covering both observances. Members of the executive 'committee for Land Week are Wilbert Paul, Charles S. Harvey, Ralph F. McHenry, Charles D.

Crocker, Frank Morgan, H. W. Smith, Ross Decker and Mrs. Lucile W. Boeder.

Fire Prevention Week executive committee members are Mayor Post (ex-officio); John J. Long, commissioner of fire and police; John E. Brennan, fire chief; R. Emmett Flynn, police chief; R. Paul Reid, vice chairman; Clarence A.

Eyre, treasurer; William H. Buchholtz, finance commissioner; Harry E. I-look, parade marshal; Magnus Work, schools; Robert C. Long, police and firemen's welfare; Arthur B. Gibson, speakers, and George H.

Tederick, water commissioner. Edmund F. Hoey, city recreation director, is vice chairman of the midway committee, assisted by Roy Maphis, Decker and Sgt. John H. Newhouse.

Buchholtz is vice president of the ways and means committee and Clarence Eyre is treasurer. E. M. Rider of the University of Maryland is in charge of special in-" formation. Members of the publicity committee are Miss Mary Louise Buzzell, Cumberland News; John E.

Byrd, Evening Times; Robert Rosamund, Radio Station WTBO; Miss Mildred Flynn, WCUM, and Sid Darien, WDYK. Delegates from county organizations represented on the Land Week committee are: Wilbert Paul, Mt. Savage. Allegany County Soil Conservation Service- Mrs. Robert W.

Young, this city and Mrs. fiarl Blair, Midland, County Council of Homemakers Clubs; Charles S. Harvey, Proetburg; County Farm Bureau; Miss Maude A. Bean, Miss Thelma Allin, McHenry and Joseph M. Steger, all of this city, County Extension Office; W.

W. Nace, Oakland; Crocker and Martin'Gordon, this city. Soil Conservation Service; William Johnson, this city, district forestry office, Albert O'Neal, this city, Production and Marketing Administration; Charles L. Kopp and Miss Mildred Willison, this city, county schools; Kenneth Malone, Keysef, W. veterans On-the-Farm Training Group.

James H. House, Mt. Savage, Future Farmers of America; Frank Morgan, Frostburg, and William Powell, this city. Senior Council of 4-H Clubs; H. W.

Smith, Cumberland Chamber of Commerce; Rev. Arthur Scrogum, this city, and Rev. C. Herman Bailey, this city. County Ministerial, Association; Mrs.

Gilbert Miller, Spring Gap, County Bird Club; Ross Decker, this city, farm machinery dealers; P. O. Weber and Roy Maphis, this jity, Cumberland Outdoor Club; Dale Arner, this city. Game and Inland Fish Commission. Serving on the Fire Prevention Week Committee will be all of the volunteer fire companies in the county and Harland Lasher, William A.

Wilson, Joseph Wenrich, Cromwell T. Zembower and Alvin H. Rankin. Commissioner Long and Chief Flynn will represent the Cumberland Police Department. From the Cumberland Fire Department will be Chief Brennan, Robert C.

Long, Robert P. Reid, William L. Lindner and J. T. Deffinbaugh.

Hoey and Ralph Thuss are Recreation Department delegates. Your Horoscope Fickle NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Somerset Rural Electric Cooperative of Somerset, will receive bids for the construction of a Headquarters Building, Heating Facilities, Plumbing Facilities, and Electrical Wiring. The bidding will close at 7 P. M. Eastern Standara Time, August 11, 1950.

Plans and specifications may be obtained from Walker and Mong, Architects, at 226 East Church Street, Somerset. Pa. N-T July i.a.3.4.5.7,i,» WEEKLY SPECIALS! On Etectrie Gac Stores Corf Store. for task dioopMMt. Hr Hw PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE 17 Baltimore St.

Recognized Leading Htmw Furnishers in W. Maryland Japanese Actor Sued By Soprano Hayakawa, globe-trotting Japanese screen actor who recently staged a comeback in two Hollywood productions, is being sued for the return of $40,000 he allegedly obtained from a once-wealthy Japanese soprano in Paris 13 years ago. Michiko Tanaka, now the wife of German screen and stage star Viktor de Kowa, has written a Tokyo attorney from Berlin directing him to start proceedings against Hayakawa, who is now in Japan. She claims she gave Hayakawa furs and jewels valued at $40,000 to help him overcome financial difficulties in the French capital in 1937. Miss Tanaka has buttressed her mail order claim against Hayakawa with a note from him promising to repay her in 1950 as well as pawnshop tickets covering the articles.

Hayakawa promptly denied Miss Tanaka's allegations and claimed the money represented her investment in a motion picture entitled "Macao" which Hayakawa was then producing in Paris. Book Hobby CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (INS) A Massachusetts woman has an unusual hobby. She reads books. Why is it unusual? Because Virginia Beck goes through an average of 40 books a week in a Cambridge book shop.

Miss Beck claims she has read more than 400 books for recreation. ZERMATT, A railroad steeple-chase as thrilling and rich in scenic attractions as a transcontinental journey from the Mediterranean coast to northern Norway can be enjoyed in Switzerland in a mere seven hours' ride on the Glazier Express. From Zerinatt, in foothills of the Matterhorn, this toy-like train dashes, through-the sun-bathed orchards; of the Valais, over a chain of Alpine passes, down the upper Rhine Valley and up to glamorous St. Moritz, holiday capital of the Orisons, the "Land of 150 Valleys." Entirely hydro electrified and equipped with the world's most salubrious "air conditioning" narrow gauge train masters a total difference in altitude of close to 25.000 feet on an up-and-down journey of less than 100 miles. A paragon of 20th century styling, with streamlined dining and observation cars, a ride on the Q.E.

is as far from the strains of an ordinary railroad trip as a cruise on a magic carpet is from a journey on a burro's back. Passengers from Zermatt arrive at St. Mcritz around five-thirty in the evening after more than seven hours of the kind of sightseeing, to pure mountain air, that has the refreshing effect of an early morning swim. Some of the highlights unfolding outside their especially wide observation windows wUl have been views of the Rhone Glacier from various angles, the legendary castles and monasteries on the Rhone and the Rhine-Rivers and. the Alpine rose fields of the Purka and the Oberlap Passes.

Glazier Express through-trains between St. Moritz and Zermatt, one per day in either direction, win run this year until September 10. Service to and from both terminals is on a year-round schedule, but the connection is not 'operated in winter. VIEHNAr- husbands are crying in their beer these government is building a king-size doghouse for them. They soon may be forcedA-Parlia- menetary don an apron and wash the supper dishes if the little woman says the word.

A Government commission urging revision of the outdated Austrian "Family Laws" has come up Witt the "Joint household responsibility' suggestion. after five months of study. Austrian Minister of Justice Otfa Tschadek, commission chief, sail that plan to give mother a voice In the family is only one of 14-point program which if adopted by Parliament would change the nation's 138-year-old laws governing relation of husband and wife. Some other items, recommended by the commission of purists, professors and government planners: If tie wife Is the breadwinner, it's her right to say where the family will live. In any case, she should have equal rights in determining the upbringing of the children.

Whether Junior will be a football player or a pianist. Or whether he gets spanked or not. Shell have a say in family business (As the law stands. Pop has legal authority over his wife's possessions.) She could hold a Job without interference from her husband (Now, he can go to her boss and demand that she be fired.) One concession for the harriei husband remains. The commission "the wife, upon marriage, win continue to take the name of the husband." Look in the section In whteto your d.7eom«, and and what your outlook Is.

aecordlni to the-stars, Tuesday. Ampul MARCH SI to APRtt or the flaws early aajrou to retrace steps later. There will be hindrances, Juat keep thrats smooth, steady AMD RIGHT. APRIL 11 before you speak or act; review facts Main If necessary. Batter to a little slower than to start wront be that much behind.

Improve In every at to TONB (oemintt-wait! Walt! Walt! Haste makes all are tettlnt this adtke today: -It's Important. Don't wait -heedlessly, but to nrnent mistakes and to get folnt in right direction JUNE to JULT 13 there's a will a way an old saying, but a lood one. Ose all.the sate advice arid knowledge you can. both from others' as well as your own experiences. Make headway with logic; JULY to AUGUST 31 speech with firm action, ai'eeableness with and occasional but not too-lone rt.t periods are what day and tomorrow will be surprisingly easier.

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inutligtnt Write Year Cftecfcs Ai I' NeW Them. Open A Clweklni Account inteUIccnt AMD GOD'S Uachlnct of BUnt and Order). SaBerius Held, in whleh you hit top mark: could become a roeotnixed leader or authority In tun than one without mueh strain, but must keep to reason, and avoid hasty decisions, moodlneu or feellnK "hurt." Put your versatile foot forward. and take your Innate humor along lor WBtTOAT use. Blrthdate ol: Geoffrey Uorian, noted lecturer; Sir Godfrey Kntll- 1 er, portrait painter.

(Copyrltht, King Features. Syndicate. Inc.) The happiest people are those I who are leu for getting and more forgiving. LAZARUS Open Monday 'till It's Easy To Stop At The CRYSTAL WE NOW HAVE MORE PARKING SPACE In order to make it more convenient for our customers to park, we have recently moved our truck loading space to the other side of our building. Now our customers can almost always find room to stop right at our front door.

Britain Ships Seaweed Cherries To America DO YOU HAT! STROMNESS, Orkney Britain is shipping artifical cherries made with seaweed to America. This latest product is one of many British' chemists have learned to make from the seaweed, most of which is taken from areas off the north and west of Scotland. The discovery of the artificial cherry process crowned seven years of laboratory research by two chemists, Dr. Arnold Spice and William Pleschardt. The cherry-is composed of sugar and and is covered with a thin, insoluble and edible skin made from the seaweed.

It is flavored with natural cherry other flavors suited to the use for which the product is intended. Skyscrapers Staging Comeback In New York NEW skyscraper, long thought to be on the way out, is staging a comeback. Modern office rental rates are changing the minds of architects and building managers about the economic height of buildings. An interesting example Is afforded by a new 42-story structure at 1407 Broadway, New York. Originally planned as a 24-story structure covering the land area, the design was changed to 42 floors with a base covering only 65 per cent of the land.

Reason for the change, says S. M. Rirsch, president of the building or. is that tenants are will ng to pay premium rentals for light air afforded in tower floors. 80 many women between the of 38 and 52 have good reason to hate 'change of life' the time when fertility ebbs away when embarrassing symptoms of nature may betray your aget If this functional period you suffer from hot flushes or makes you feel ao weak, nervous.

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rota. 1. AN AGREEMENT AND AN ARTHOUAKE tauBched Ford in the "Wild West." In 1903, Bffly Hughson'a agreement with the Ford Motor Company established him as the world's fint Ford dealer. The San Fran- Cisco earthquake almost swallowed- up this new enterprise. But the surviving can did such notable rescue work that" many orders followed.

Recently Billy posed with Henry Ford II in his first, sale. LYDM E. PINKHAUrS Vegetable Compound Two ears and one mouth give us a good twice as much as we talk. MINISTER GRATEFUL- OVERCOMESCONST1PATION "I am a retired minister and very grateful that eating ALL-BRAN overcomes my constipation. I shall boost this good break- fastfoodevery chance Banner, 726 Lincoln Snohomish, Wash.

one of many unsolicited letters from ALL- BRAN If you need help for constipation due'to lack of bulk, simply eat an ounce of crispy ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of waterllf not completely satisfied after 10 days, return empty carton to KelloKg's. Battle Creek. Mich. GET POUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. OAKUtDOnCO YES MANo.fr I 'M THE "YES" MAN ftMrnof Finance Co.

that I'm the man who likes to say "YES" loan requests. You us I'm the manager of our office the man who's responsible for building up our business. more tiroes I say "yes" to requests for the more business we do. And since making loans is our ONLY thafs mighty important to me. therefore, if you need extra cash at any whether a little for a short time or a lot for a long time can depend on my doing my best to say "yes" to you promptly.

Next time you can loan give me chance to say won'f you? I'll consider it a favor. See me at ftixia-f Finance Co. $1000 rwndiir-. -r HE RODE FORD'S WAGON TO SUCCESS WitU's first Firi dealer Fids teed He sei(it by all kmrinu CONVERT TO GAS HEATING Tired of tending furnace? Then, let iss install the Bryant Convergent Burner in your old furnace or boiler. It gives wm automatic heating in jiffy, IS (Send HUGHSON is known around San Francisco JD as the man who lost 35 million dollars.

That's how much he would have made if he had inverted $6,000 in the Ford Motor Company in 1903, as Henry Ford wanted him to do. But young Billy Hughaon had other ideas. With his $5,000 borrowed capital he purchased the first carload of ford automobiles to roll from the old Mack Avenue plant in Detroit. With them he launched a business and a life that no millions could make richer in happiness and satisfaction. Although Billy Hughson is the oldest Ford Dealer, there are many other old-time Ford dealers who also cherish the memory of the elder Henry Ford's personal friendship.

Today there are 46 deafen who started with a Ford franchise before 1910, and are still actively in business as Ford dealers. Most of these men, attracted by Henry Ford's individuality and genius, went to Detroit to see just what he was doing. At they caught his spirit and shared hit vision of putting America on wheels. To distribute his cars, Ford picked his men shrewdly and ted them courageously. Good citizenship like Hughson's was.

ami is, the keynote. It -effects the good industrial citizenship the Fold Motor Company constantly strives for. It's all part of the baste Ford idea to make and distribute the beat noaribfe products in the best poasibfe way for the benefit of all. 4. YOUNO Ford in hit future-Billy Hugrwon representative of the quiet Miece-s that to thousands of independent buMnesmnen who have iwociatedl with Ford ax dealers.

And, an one of the men who "put America on Billy Hugrwon that takes tot of Browing to keep up with Ford. Call u. for now. FINANCE CO. UMHY TRUST COMPANY IIDC.

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xation OMetiaa. for popular Billy Huctuoe, important often, in Rronpi, tend, aopport to cUsUta. c-fc-at ae-l iMtraMatal inceariM bpqoni COHVI tSION J. E. Woodyard Plumbins end Meeting IS Harrison St.

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