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EIGHTEEN Taft ffeleomes" Truman's Plan To Enter Campaign President Talking Of Whistle-Stop Campaign For By JACK Wellington, May 16 Rnlinrt A. Taft said today lie wel- ronies President Truman's dmsirm to makfi a whistle stop campaign for the Democratic presidential nominee this fall. Taft. who wants to become the Republican nominee, told this re- porter be is delighted to hear that is ROIIIR to head the Dem- ocratic campaign, no matter who tho nominee is. The Ohio senator has been cans- THE DAILY MAfL, HAGERSTOWN, FRIDAY.

MAY 16, 1952. Prayer for We ask thce, God, now the winter is past and spring returns, to remind us that no winter has ever lasted Remind us also that the winter of the soul need not last forever. Give us a of spirit, melting the cold ice of our sin and sorrow and loneliness hy the warmth of thy love in Jesus, Amen. --Carl Jlealh Kopf, Washing- ton. D.

minister, First Con- gressional Church. (Copyright 1352, A National Coum- cil of Churches Reliclous OBITUARIES George L. Moier George L. Moser died Thursday tlcally critical of the Truman ad-jovenlng at his home at Koxville, i am ministration's record. aged 5S years.

He was the son of Sen. Lodge the a I)lln ljn alK he laie Adenauer's lesul victory Adenauer Wins Court Fight On Peace Treaties Chancellor Ruled The Right To Sign Pacts And Ally With West. Honn. a May Irt t'haiii-ellor a Adenauecl over his Socialist opposl-j tion in (lie court a and won a a to RO ahead i tho i i of treaties to rearm west a and ally it i lite West, Karlier a Allied and German negotiators, a an all-night ses- announced they would com- on Monday all hut a few I clauses of proposed peace contract and that the hlg three foreign ministers would come 'here next week to settle those sign the a i Birthday Party For A Railroad to do and no. jus! depend on i i I Mrs Chester -Mnc the Democrats," said.

I i i hall-brother and I it won't 'mo-loo' ram- Sam i i i Mrs. John nairn if Gen i is nom- Ford. Sahillasville. and a Seals. FSaltimere.

This last was an a i to Thr body was removed to Tad's i that Eisenhower Kreager a Home ill Tluiv- he by Oov, a mr m. Services will be held at 2 3 newer of New York, a Sunday in the Bethel Spokesmen for the A i and r.tmnuns. meamvliUp. announced a tlieir IS-honr. a i ses- sion had reached a on i in the i i a i only five to finish ill their final i a in near Koxville, the adjoining Cassel Awarded A Gold Star A gold star in lieu of a second Bronze Star a ruis Jieen a a ed to Connnancier Charles M.

Cas- sel. I'SN, I'or nieriiorinus serv- ice as Operations: Officer a hoard! 4 and ertto U.V nf a a i tnrlav at anm A I F.ipnnhower canniaipn leader, to; jioihodist Church snTt-pedal rrilicism of a i i i a i fnreipn policies. Icpmetcry. Tn his first definitely-scheduled nddress on his return from Europe i --in Abilene. June 1 ispn- Rfinf I A IVllCC hower is net expected to i i UClIlfc 1 ITIIOO detailed political policies.

4 However, Lodge said on a radio A program last night that Elsenhower will he "very vocal bepinniiiK June about the major issues of the a sofs! i ol today at Camp Another speech has been a 1 ar i i i will he the lively listed for June. 14 in i 1 10 mr 5 responsible (or nltliouch I.od.ee said there was no liF i a i a i a i 149 Brand New Autos Are Still At The Bottom Of The Ohio River Of Ohio Town Wondering If Inturance Company Will Try To Salvage Or Let It To Ingenious Rivcrmen, iloninK i i i anlvHRd effortu hxit hnpn ennRldored. hut nnly an resort. llarltni'd ban upent iin i JSft.tlftn In up one battered car. If dropH tn past low levolfi, the cars may bnconiR hn i hntlom off soutbern Mil- inivasnllonHl bn7.ard.

ru- nois' nen-ed ncllon hy mimenne. In the Bbaence of word i i I i One a lialltniore, linn on the lone i i i A a be ban hnen i i value, a Colconiia cur dealer, i a i mi Ills own. finlrondn, May IS intd IftRt year thfl ")hio Rlvflv acted up anil upended a mi'Koful or shiny new automobiles worth So a only one nf Ih-i ISO new 'iirs hud heen brought ni from Towns, RiinRsfd It wan worth ahout $260 ns he saw It. A fisherman, Cvow, said "I calculate those cars wonld ho worth two aptec.e." Tlie nueRtlon in this old river town la: Will tho insurance, coin- pany or government salvage the other 149 earn will In- RenloiiR rivermen po after Under water are Plynionths, lie Sotoa and Dotlftes. Cltester Polley, a a a locli- master si the 11am i "the government will a i Is I ctiannel if i i i A.

a dofBn'l." lias riseed He said hn Hpent the i on bin house boat innklnr; for lorwf earn an river dropped, and claims to have located at leant If) curs wltli homemade electrical Made of angle iron, i and i ice picks, when it makes contact witb niotal under water it i a door bell In the hmiso boat. CJalllniore, nalri several cars are i mile to two miles the site of i Dec. IS i i WorkhiR i the flrtberman on HarrifOnirg postal a i i i i Jr. i frogman's i i At St. David i i i which hp to i special agent for the a i rte- water an hour in upturning, of a h'irp The a i a thu I a said i i to out any cars cnn "plans I i i i i rich! a a no net- now abonl i a a opera- vised i i i i i I the in- tlonp." a a bnlris HP Mid the i i i of ahaiv to Din a When the Brotherhood of the final decision en this.

A Michigan speech misht be cal- enisled to offset, in part. Gen. Douglas JlacArthitr's assertion at I a i last i a a in (he i a i race "sets (Continue! on Fnge Cot. -') Ike Lands 17, Taft But Five Jefferson City, Mo- May 16 FV Misponri up splootion rf Rppublicsn National i the lodce for the a a dplepates yesterday ith at Irast mpetiim. Thp a 17 i Cm.

Pwiclit i rampfire will VIP in-; and five favoring Sen. i a into tlie Hohert a with the creed to the Jungle The other four in the 2 i a delegation are cnnxidered popular fishing and i aljles for Eisenhower. fo? will be shown evening. The laBt of 13 district GOP The i i pool will be stocked ventions was held yesterday a i i hlueirill and other panfish for Kut the plaus a Frank L. Roinz.

of Koonsbni o. now a pa- i at the a i Coumy Hospital, jnacle will be carried out by another, Guerney ,1. who will serve as a director ni plat-p of Mr, who was i several weeks aco while in a i for i year's of fiplnnc ees, i youner in tmv, i cojivevge on Ktp Hunting Crr-pk for the affair. a a from September 16. I5.n0 to a 2S.

UT'l. i The son of Mr. and Mrs. Cassel, 30 Roessner Avenue. Commander t'aysel is now service 1 i Rut'eriu of Naval Per- 1 sonnel in D.C.

The i a i a in a "Kxorc i i a i profes- sional i nd 1 ad rs li i p. in r. Cassel molded i dp- i i i i a smoothly i i a i i i a a i a i i mm 11 i A i i ami ari cnm hat. in for ion whii'rt i i i i i sup- plied i i a rkod The photo at top above was snapped short- ly a the huce birthday cake in the background was rolled up to the speakers' table at the weekly luncheon i of the Hnserstown i a i CMnh. held in the ballroom at Hotel Alexander.

The cake was decorated for the i a of the Western a a a i a of course, and of- flouils of the railroad and i suests were he- ins hy the i a i in honor of the occasion. Shown in the top i to i are some of the distinsiiished i a a Mills. A M. I.onu. i of local Ki- wanis i W.

A firou. new president of the a a a i a i i a a i a of thp a of i of West- a a a i a i i a Lane, and .1. R. Kprpnson. local of the a a Hoard of Direclors.

The i i i fivp-fool a cuke was i i a i 100 candles. In lower pii-ture, TYeslprn a a President (Irotz. local Kiwanis i LOUR and XVestet-n a a Hoard Williams are shown as insperlod the historic a i a i whu-li H'mporarlly replaced i i i i Khvais "tone" ul ypstertiay's. Uiiu-heim, Tho i liell. now i i i srmnHi up for i role Itt the i i a i i i a is the same one which a i Lincoln back TO bis i i a car a i i i i a I i The at i a i I i i i i a i also included showing of a color i "Past i i on 1 a a i years, was a a i i a i and i Com mil tee, is a i a hy Fred i Sr.

A the lirst day of fishing, the i staff of the a Seventh iisle Cork a will mept Fleet i i a tactical informa- Judy Garland In Court For Agent Los An pel PP. May 16 f.ip --Sing- Epidemic Of "Pantie Raids" Spreading Over The Nation a i in I Town Is Upset Over Bird Family And Something Must Be Done XVaukcsha, May Ifi has a hasomenl fiiiiislanllatly Will happy a i he wiped out I i hy concrete. A I labor i a a here Monday nose of wh(m WM roln horrified populace? Will five, i --door, walls and ceillnc--ei- iones and their a i mother rnal- for an eicbt-fool-stinare hatch i be a up alive in concrete? i a i a Or v.111 some hertoc rescuer dash 1 wnrkiueu ofT tile. Job, motlv np at the last moment to and a robin moved in and them disaster? set about i a home. The i act of Here Is a a COTIICH tragedy never had more to close to a The labor i than tills a i a i is ion crews are at the Five Points, of coming hack to work.

a a And if rescue comes it The first job on schedule. will he in the form of an i i a is to up (read nf i i a ladies a a i milc-rele, i i brooms. robin a i IB a i you So The boss nf the i Jnb are five i ones. asked for a i a i ho A are in i i mess said he i i i Thft a robins are a lax In concrete i i still there i i i lines. he a gond idea.

is a a I I a a a i a Flank is I a IK (irt-- i of a a i "Woody Free ft His i i rival a i i i a i May Ifi A a i i of i a i men's a raided the Dickinson Dormitories i About 30(1 co-eds in the rtnrm on the a i campus early Brooks a 'and i Mall. Police and firemen used fire waved a from A a I i a a i i i who a an a i of thr co-ed i i can get it today. in fact, he can a a barrel Mrs. Alice Nelson, director of women's i halls, a i nnunceri a a a of tils- pros i' a m. One of tui'es IR rtpsifinetl to hold a 1 C'ome Have Gnori i Adv.

hoses and even sent for tear shoutinp, ill be designated as windows and tossed a at sur-! carded a will he siv- Jndy a a appeared two to Quell the shouting, boisterous ging Mp TM mVU lOAa tre KirksviJIe. a picked up the two pleasure of the youngsters too hours late in a a bench i students. 5 Several hundred males were delegates chosen there. The se-1 sma (o work tbeir way about Big warl nt fol a hart Co-ecis clustered on the balconies of olher E( tl ools I a i by Col. Ties of district to select i Creek in quest of trout.

8 their dormitory al height i the Universities of Florida. Robert dean of sin- the disorder. Some calle out in- xeliraska. Jowa, I i a a in a lingerie a i at vitations to the male students to ani i College in Ohio. i There have i i i a the Kirls' i i a A a i i i on a been i i a a i at other colleges a by the state GOP i a i a of the junior a Miss Garlan.l'; i i at i.iie i i I I at Kansas i June 2.

This is a a Airy will be open a i a the a mere formality to comply i (he al noon a and i of i i a a i a committee's orders ami at a and a Ir ss i not give Hie state any a.ldi- i i he served from wi fe 5 orp i i to 2:30. i Io) i a Miss a i i hplc! each vest a a i 0 a i a i said lier a lolrl her she need nor a a i issued and testilied to her fin i i outdoorsman will aT-' i a arrangements with her fiance' New Jersey to act a i business advisor. Pirl appearance an( the more a i into snme order was fpiu-e-scaling a over a six-foot 1.500 i i rtemnnstrafed a the country. W.O.W. Cocktail Lounge 126 North Potomac Street TONIGHT "ERNIE KESSLER TRIO" Dancing 9 1 5 to 1 2:1 5--Open To Public May 17 "The Mellomen" votes, at Hie, (1OP i i a i a i i in i cago next I I Mid-City Parking i a First block East of.

Public Square rloois. Opposite Potomac Krlison Oflicos Park nil day for 2Sc i a in i i ovgun No -worry! No hurry: Relax Uon a nml who had No extra tax. Why delay? Sunday its ve or parkins tres- an effort to a i thp i i of and to i i in i i i inve and respect for the 0111- And it was Mr. idea it was he was Tile ragpd out nf more a an hour before some a nf was Hy i lime i officials a most of the co-ens, some i a a a a oltier i e. iiack i i i i rnoms a all i I A Dancing every Sat.

night. MM sin hy "Old Home Harmony Boys. 1 Sandwiches, French fries, seafood, beep wine. eastte Pike. Adv.

A I I All memhers Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company who have not received a ticket for the a please contact fire hall before May 20th. Adv. IN THE SERVICE a by telephone. She i i she has not a i of the i i I i but pavs i from to as a i a a i a i a Pv 2 iifpflp no i a i i ni'I i i him Finer she is in demand in DIP film i Slip asks a i a for ihpir son's snppnrt. i When i i Ciarlanrt in IIPV i i 1 1 ts liavn spmnK HP appparanre.

she Rrcetod with in throiiKhoLit A kiss. Asked hv i i i A she advisor will hn wod, I i nf Flnritln. oITu-ialfi esti-. By 2 fl.m. thp rint i i i i i i i a a i i c-hpck found IHtlfl riamace.

A windovs's wpvfl broken ami 1 nnp stud was treated fni' nits a i i i A r-r i A Days Priving Trial EXTRA I CARS r.m,nmi« 30th nf Mriy Cnmitti: Sunn! -Vcv Today! 5 1 Stude. Com. 8 Stote Two Door A i i i 11'an-r, '50 Stude. Champion Deluxe Sedan a A t.tVr ftnrl nil '49 Stude. Champion Deluxe Sedan i I 7 0 0 49' Srucfebaker i i i i I 1 Rnt! Jsft 00 I TOC A FLEIGH MOTOR CORP.

6 Ar she replied, "I can'l tnll whether it will he in a wcrks or a months. We jusr The support a i was ad- journert i May 2f(. J2 6(1 i (luring a a i CUSTOM A I RhruMiery and Phono Hngcrstown 17D-W-B Adv. Cpl. llowiird Hpiincsey, alationertl, al.

Knrt Eiislis, is spending i fnrloiiRh i i a i Mr. and Mrs. a A SALE A A May York. May IB (ff--Police and Krie-ial Kiiiirris liattled mnrp a l.nrif) Colnmliia 1 i early today as (hey tried i i a K. a i i the 1 A in a i i a REGISTERED CLAY I SHOOT sppiirtinR a lr-avr i i his par- May 1R, 1 P.T\I.

I1.S.T. C'nnni n- i Mr. anil a Sporlsmen's fhih. i i burg, Artv. i A A i May 17, 241 K.

i 7 May 17. W. i Poslntfice A i i a Boy Scout Trnnp S. Aiiv. i i i Association.

A 17. 1st hlook rt dnrn 0f from Market House lot. Adv. Upholstered Furniture Shampooed tn yor.r home. a V.

Spitzer, Phone IB01-M. Adv. I I R. anil up Plione 2 a in Artv. BUYING A TELEVISION SET? WHY NOT LET US FINANCE IT? Coll 4814 Inquire obout our low rotes.

Hagerstown Loan Thrift Corp. "Home Owned and Home Operated" 1S8 W. Washington Street J. A. "Joke" Hoffman, Mgr.

1952 HENRY VAGABOND PEL1VERED ONLY Trnr Car ilHV Full Dnwn Payment TWO ENTIRE Ff.OORS OF BABY FURNITURE and Related Products fir.) The Town's Lowest Prices. Kenneth Everhart R40 W. a i Strcel Open I i i l. nlirni COAL! COAL! COAL! Peo Stoker $1 1 50 Size Nut $1 1.50 Si7e Stove $11.50 Run of Lump, $9 50 (Onlfir be for 2 ton or This ooal ts washed and scrficnrd lOOTr of stone and fllajf. Sold on money back guarantee.

FILL DIRT AND TQP SOIL Sold by Load or a Jnh rvnrt Driveways Graded SP1CKLER MOTOR LINES Ceorfoss Phone 122-J-2 A 2 Experienced Auto and Truck A I Permanent Employment Excellent Working Conditions HOFFMAN CHEVROLET SALES, Inc. Washington and Locust Sts. Balance )ln 24 Monthly Payments Autonobbile Brokerage Co. 886 Phone 459J Low Cost Refrigeration for your Club House Furnished Apartment Club Rooms Your Home Refinished and thoroughly Reconditioned Refrigerators AH mokes and sizes. Prices start at $89.50 28-SO Summit Ave.

1208 FRESHLY KILLED POULTRY FRYERS and ROASTERS Ib. 50c LEGS and BREASTS Ib. 80c BACKS and WINGS Ib. 20c H. C.

WALLECH 4H Michel! St. Free Delivery Phone 4905 Boulevard Miniature Golf and FROZEN CUSTARD Will Open For The Season Saturday, May 17 Wilson Blvd. and Summit Ave. 18 Holes Golf for only 25c ot All Times. Such Performance At Such a Price THE NEW U.S.

CENTIPEDE GRIP Tox 5.00-16) $15- 95 Stopping Power--Skid Resistance--Mileage ond Economy Beyond All Previous Standards The Sensational New Tire by U. S. Royal O. P. BOHMAN, Inc.

39 West Franklin Street Phone 5551 TODAY'S SPECIAL 1952 Nash Rambler Country Club Sedan One-owner i i i i i rnrtio, heater and directional signals. $598.33 Down ond 24 monthly payments at $59.16 ea. YINGLING AUTO SALES SERVICE, Inc. 237 Frederick Street Phone 2674 C. B.

S. COLUMBIA TELEVISION Sales Service Antennas If you ore thinking of a new T.V. set see us. Liberal trode-in allowance for your smalt screen set. We service all makes promptly at reasonable prices.

We hove several used T.V. sets at bargain prices. FREEMAN'S TELEVISION W. Franklin St. Open 9 9.