The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 5

THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1950. FIVE Third Place Winner In Turtle Derby George Tingle, at left, and Roger Haynes, at right, are pictured with Joseph Hoffman, center, at'Satur- day night's turtle derby. Hoffman's Potomac Belle was third place winner in the competition--etnrants of the first and second place turtles weren't on hand for the photographer. Tingle and Haynes are mem- of the sponsoring Tall Cedars of Lebanon. (Photo by Raup) Truck Service Entry Wins Derby Local UFA-CIO Head Martz Attends Convention Due Back In Fall Hagerstown was represented at Corporal Gerald B.

Martz. sta- Sixth Constitutional i with the Fifth Air Force in Many Weekend Mishap Cases A Williamsport man suffered severe lacerations ou his right arm when his car turned over Saturday evening. His arm was pinned in the wreckage. Joseph G. Socks, of West Church Street, was a i to the hospi- tal after preliminary treatment in the emergency room.

His condi- tion last evening: was reported as good. A Warforrtsburg girl. Maria C. Hess, fractured her right hip when a child ran into her and knocked her down. She also was admitted to the hospital and her condition was re- ported good.

Terry L. Shepherd, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover 1.. Shep- herd, this city, fell and fractured his lower left A cast was applied In the emergency room and the boy was sent home.

Clotus T. Hmu-ock. 300 block North Prospect, sprained his right wrist sliding into third base dur- i ing a game Sunday. He was called safe, however. hi another game.

Danny Harold Kline, three, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Kline. 300 block South Cannon.

Mtas struck in the face by a baseball bat. He had a laceration under the left eye. A swing struck four year old Diane Lee Brady, daughter of Mr, iand Mrs, Edward Brady of Fuuka- town. She had a cut on the fore- head. Norman B.

Myers. 100 block East Avenue his right aukle at He had a severe laceration. which required several stitches. Two year old Kay E. Webb.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay P. Webb, Pangborn Boulevard, fell at home and cut her chin on the stairs. Bernard W.

Stoner, Salem Avenue. cut above his left eye on a milk Gene R. McLean. 12. son of and Mrs.

William H. McCleun, 1400 block Salem Avenue, caught ibis left hand in au electric a and Charles W. Parks. 500 George Street, cut his left index and middle fingers on a hatchot. Lawrence E.

illover. Highland Way, ran a wood chisel into his left hand. Bonnie Kagtand. three, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.

Albert R. Ragland, stepped on a rusty nail. All of the above were treated in the emergency room and sent i home. The smoke screen for concealing! Blue laws were enacted by tht movements of troops and ships was I Virginia House of Burgesses, tht invented in 1923 by Thomas B. first legislative body in America, in 1619.

OAK or SUMAC Science has discovered 'an excellent new treat- ment for ivy, oak or su- mac poisoning. It's gen- tle and safe, quickly dries up the blisters--often within 24 hours. it druggists, 59c IVY IVY-DRY COMPARE! PRICE Quality SELECTION for Greater Bargains In DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY visit BAKERS JEWELRY STORE 32 E. Washington St. 1 i me i -in i in a i spectators Ion Work-i Japan is scheduled to return to braved a rainy Saturday to A rrn i i TM 1 I i 10 the Tall Cedars turtle derln- at the Chlcago ie States November of i i i a is tiip nf stadium and saw the turtle Inter-: claTeiu i i president Benjamin Martz of national wm the finals by several of Loail 72 allen lhe onv lengths.

as well as Guy Johnson of I Twenty-six races were run to State Line, a delegate from Dis-1 determine the final winners. Tluv-lrict 4, which includes winner in each race was entered Pennsylvania and West again in a series of three senii-i Morris Pizer of New York was, final races, with those final're-elected as international presi-i results: ident, and John Weaver of Titts-i International, sponsored by was liam ed to represent Dis-: West Washing- trit on llie general executive! Truck Service J.IUCK emce. ton Street, first; Activated, spon-: ira sored hv Fan-is Shell Service Sta- A11 tol1 BUJCU nv i i om.u ice Cpl. Martz enlisted in the armed forces a a and took his basic air a i i at Lackland Army Air Base in San Texas. I Serving in a a since the sutn-i mer of CpJ.

Martz is current-j Squadron at Johnson Air Force! Kase on Honshu. He wrote his par-j be liked it in Japan, but delegates from a tion Potomac second- nai 'ts the nation were present i Joseph M. Hoffman Well Drilling nme1 i Ul a His af dress JR Cpl and Conduction Company, third. About 42.000,000 Americans H. Martz.

AF Air Force Police Squadron. Box rain Each received a handsome overweight. A rain started falling! after the parade and just before' post time, a sizable crowd was on hand to fill the grandstand. Twice 8R many would have been re if the weather had been good, the Tall Cedars estimated. Spectators who received prizes Included Shapiro, $100 worth of mer- chandise; C.

J. $70 worth of merchandise: i Smith, worth nf merchandise: and Xelson A. Strathcrn, $2. worth of merchandise. George Tiimle.

chnirinan. and Htigh Georjare. cn-ehairman. liandled the raceK in fine i Frank- lin Miller arlini; as starter. i slow F.

Burhans was chief judge, and his assistants were Ralph TKK nd William Morin. Fnrst Xo. Tall Cedars of Lebanon, a all sponsors who helped the promotion ft he derby. Begins Jail Term A larce in id western card company produces cards dailv. 61.

P. M. San Francis- Ico, California. Navy Seeking Stenographers The Department of Xavy needs i i i i i a stenographers to work in its offices in Washington. O.

C. Salaries ratme from to a year In order to qualify for these positions, applicants must ibe able to type 4f, words a minute to take shorthand at the rate jof words a minute. They must be of States. Interviews aiv beini; conducted Metween a. m.

and p. in. Monday Friday. Those who are in- should apply in person to Room 1003. Main Navy Buildinc, and i i Avenue, N.

Washington. I). C. D. FALSE TEETH Chairman of the Joint Anti-Fas-j Committee.

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