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SUNDAY TIMES, CUMBERLAND, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1956 THRITY-ONE tor quality and BUILDING MATERIALS The South Cumberland Planing Mill Company II Queen Si PA-2-asou 2-2601 FOWEB EXCAVATING TRENCHING Concrett Septic Tanks Ir InsUllaUoni Steel Storage Stock or Custom PILE BROTHERS McMullen Hwy. PA 1-MM. 2-M15 Htlp $3 AN HOUR If you quality direct established Permanent. You can name commission guaranteed you need to Hart. Married with car only.

Give phone number and address. Write Box 987-A c-o Times-News, ACTUAL JOBS In U. So. Europe. To J15.000.

Travel paid. Write only Employment Info, Center, Room 197, 470 Stuart Boston 16. HAGERSTOWN BLOCKS Roy Mi Athey Phone PA-4-4411 KOREAN VETERANS to train for Television and Airlines. See our ad In Society Section. CENTRAL INSTITUTE THREE MEN wanted.

assortment of household furnishings sold on easy budget plan 1 makes easy sales. See Mr. Ucbtenstein, 176 N. Centre St. For Cheaper Concrete and Cinder Block of Guaranteed Quality The Cumberland Cement -and Supply Company Rear 419 N.

Centre St. -PA 4-2000 "FEfNJESTRA" STEEL CASEMENT 'WINDOWS Also All Otiier Types SUPER-CONCRETE CO. 405-11'Henderson Ave. PA 2-4260 Wanted PARTY to clean up, partly anc repair property In country. Could occu py rent free, for care.

Write Box 983-A Times-News. HOSPITAL Attendant! -(White) 20 to 45 yeai-i with minimum' of 10 years of (chool. Experience' not necessary. Permanent This. li a private mental hospital located 8 miles north of Baltimore.

Write to Personnel Office. Sheppard-Pratt Hospital, Towson 4, Maryland. MEN to train for Television and Airlines. See our ad in Society Sec lion. CENTRAL INSTITUTE.

SALESMEN full or put time to tell famous brand' Knapp cushioned ihoes direct from factory. Wonderful opportunity for ambitious person. Write full particulars to Lloyd J. Brewer, 412 Old Home Road, Baltimore 6, Md. WE have a well established salei route to offer a man living in.

the Meyers. dale. area. Delivery penses furnished. Salary pltii commission.

52 weeks a year. Apply in perion to 137 Union Cumberland. Md. Wanted DOOR to door talesmen who are not getting ahead and want fast advancement in thi selling field. Great oppor tunity with one of the largest com panics of its kind.

Write P. O. Box 982 Cumberland, giving full partlcu lars of. bttta For Salt Display COUNTRY LEVEL LOTI 1M MC OP1E ANNAN. PA J-77H 111 ACRE dairy farm with or without machinery.

139 acres Ullabli. Route 1M. towards Meyersdale near White Oak Church. Phone Meytrsdale 567-R. I-ROOM BRICK, IVi baths, hot water heat.

Garage, porches. Good condition. 203 Pennsylvania Ave. 110,500. Irving Millenson.

PA 4-5390. SIX ROOM modern brick veneer home. Carafe. Newly constructed. Hilltop Drive.

For Inspection: Dial PA 2-2322. 167 ACRE (arm, good house and barn, some timber: Call evenings, PA 4-2317, Cumberland, Md. 4 ROOMS, bath, electric ranee, oil heater, 4 acres (round. Price 14,000. 3 miles from Ft.

Ashby on Route 46. Floyd' P. Grace, realtor. Phone RE 1-9532. BRICK Duplex.

414 Columbia Street. Lot 25 rear on Bond Street. 3-Rooms bath, fireplace, 2 porches first floor. 4-rooms, bath, larce rear porch 2nd floor. Concrete basement.

Hot water heat, new radiators. New metal roof, completely renovated Interior and ex terior. $7,500. PA 2-4260 weekdays to 5- SALESMAN, 40-50 years old, with car $75 guaranteed' a week to start. Write Box 988-A c-o Times-'News.

Local Plant for; Draftsmen -Laboratory Assistants Write: BOX-98'6-A Giving details of Qualifications. MAN or woman wanted to handle Mc- Nesi Products 'full or spare time. Opportunity to make.S40-a day. No experience necessary. Write Mr.

McVey, 109 Market Place, Baltimore 2, Md: Help Wanted STENOGRAPHER under' 25. Permanent. Tri-State Employment Agency, licensed. P. Box 163, XaVale, Md.

PA 4-1962. Salesman Wanted to $10,000 Here is a top job for a salesman who wants greater earnings, for future and greater, stability. If you have, real sales ability and can prove. It with actual are interested in a new position "offering you more satisfaction and prestige, here is your opportunity to become associated with a leading manufacturer; International in its growth and leadership with large direct sales to plants and shops. Products are broadly prompted and nationally advertised.

Used by thousands' of the nations' leading industries. Exclusive territory. Drawing account and high Required: AUeast 3'years sales experience, 26-45, car, good eye mechanical aptitude or, familiarity with metals and machinery. Only apply if you have sales experience. PHONE Mr.

J. LJ Cumberland Hotel, Monday thru Wednesday, March 5, 6, 7 for appointment. LOOK HERE! Wanted Men to atari 7 ROOM house, LaVale. with full bailment; gai fired hot water heat, 2 porch- ci, back yard, ihade trees, garage. 4 roomi on first floor with powder room, modern kitchen.

3 rooms second floor with bath cloieti. Near schools, churches. Possession June 1st. Price 113.500. Phone PA 4-M18 after p.m for appointment.

The HAROLD R. FLETCHER Co. Mortgage EiUte-lniurahei FHA Bedford, Pa. Phone 104! 8 ROOM house, bath, furnace heat, automatic water heater. Good condition.

3-acres outbuildings, fruit trees. Priced for quick sale. Located 2 miles south of Meyersdale, Route 219. Inquire Mrs. John Suder, Route 3, Box 136, Meyers dale.

WROUGHT IRON RAILINGS WARNER'S 1321 VA. AVE. custom VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED and REPAIRED DRAPERIES and DRAPERY RODS ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS I HMI GLASS PANELS'- ALL SIZES AWNINGS ALL TYPES JOHN E. SHARP 4 CO. 401 N.

Mechanic St. PA 2-7650 I Jt fc junn c. onnur 01 401 N. Mechanic St. PA 7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE Mapleside PA.

2-7924 MODERN' home, 8 bath, basement, hot air furnace, built-in cabinets, sink and tile Kitchen. Screen porches, bath, electric, cistern and well water. Five acres land, 70 fruit trees. -Will sell part or all of land. Located half 'mile off 220, overlooking Keyser.

C. E. McCoole S541. 10 ACRE good garden ground, 5 room house, 2 room- cottage. Phone PA 4-3502.

Joseph Earl Strong, Road, off Williams. 4 Room concrete block, large water. Easy Bowman'i Addition. 5 Room frame, arranged for 2 apartments, hot woter heat, double concrete )Iock Shriver.Ave. J.

S. HUTTON, Realtor Listings Wanted! Dial RE 8-8700 WINDOW: PRODUOS co. Venetian Blind Laundry Ettimatn 670 Columbia Phori. PA-2-7058 WHITACRE'S CVMBEKLAND I Snln and DA III N. Mcchank St.

STOP right now and start looking through in business on credit. Sell some 200 the for tale-ads. GO to your telephone farm-home Products. Thousands of and call the. advertiser of the Item you Dealers now make quick sales, good are interested in.

time, aave profits in City of Cumberland. ForL. money, save trouble: particulars write Rawleigh's, Dept. MDC-20-192. Pa.

Wanted MODEL Day Nursery open 8 to 5 daily Children 2-6. Transportation available Reasonable. Phone PA 2-4816. 6 ROOM brick house. 213 Central Ave.

Price reduced for quick Phone PA 2-3823. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Free catalogue. Asa Whetsell, Representa live. P. O.

Box 2226. Cumberland. PA 2-6398. GIRL for resturant work. Write or apply in person, Shipway's Inn, Green Ridge, Fllntstone, Md.

2 WAITRESSES Apply Hy-Burger Hesturant Miles West of Cumberland, Route 40 WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK in, give age and 1 BOX SSS'A c-o -TIMES-NEWS. "MIDDLE aged woman for Howard 308 N. Mechanic City. Phone PA 2-9723. RUN A Spare-Time Greeting Card and Gift Shop at home.

Show friends i samples of our new. 1956 All-Occasion Greeting Cards and Gifts. Take their orders and earn up to lOOTi profit. No experience ncc'cssary. Costs -nothing to try.

Write today for samples on approval. Regal Dept. 110, Ferndale, Michigan. BEAUTY IS BIG BUSINESS! UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES CLASS STARTING. TRI-STATE BEAUTY ACADEMY 114 VA.

AVE. CUMBERLAND PA 4-2180 Found LOST LADIES, small white gold wrist watch on Baltimore reward. Phone PA 2-1245. SHOVELS DOZERS Mobile Cranei, Back Hoes, High Lifti, Compressors, Paving Breakers, Drills, Tractor-Trailers, Low Bed. Traile'n.

Pole Trailers, Trucks of all kinds. Fill'ground, top soil road material. We have man than 200 Ptccti oj Equipment to serm needil CONTRACTING CO: Rt. 40. West.

Dial PA 2-4588 AIRLINES Need Young Women. See our ad in Society Section. CENTRAL INSTITUTE A DRESS SHOP in your home. No Investment. Good selling 1 commissions.

Write Modern Manner Hanover GG, WOMEN Earn wkly, spare- time -showing adult and children's ap- pare! in homes. New style Group Party Plan, Free outfit. Blrginal Fashions, Bensenville 65, Illinois. ATTRACTIVE IMMEDIATE OPENING Ambitious woman, strong personality with Sunday School exp. or leadership ability.

Christian service with above average income. Write fully 985 AX c-o Times-News. COLLINS CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone REdwood 8-8911 Remodeling, Repairing, New Homes Built NEW STROUT CATALOG Just Out! Mailed FREE! Chock full of bargains 3,046 'properties described, 34 States, Coast-tb-Coast. Businesses.

-WORLD'S LARGEST! 56 Years Service. $TROUT REALTY. 1427-AJ. Land Title Bldg. Philadelphia 10, Pa.

FIVE room frame semi-burJgalow on landscaped lot. Ideal for small family. A Call PA 2-0395. BRICK 9 room single home, good condition. Exchange for property Akron or Cleveland, Ohio Box 984-AX c-o Times-News.

SOUTH BRANCH Cottage Sites. Approxi. mately 3 acres along river near Greenspring. Hugh Kifer, Grecnspring, W. Va.

Phone Romney 29-F-021. Spouting ROOFING, SIDING. Painting. Spouting. General Cumb.

PA 4-3494 Hyndman 72-R-5. (itimatei Bittinger-Burkctt. CUT OUT MAIL YOU NAME If! I would like to have a good used Electric Sewing Machine for: i I WOULD Like To Pay Portable or Console Address Location Mail to: Singer Sewing Machine Company 65 Baltimore St. Cumberland, Md. CUT OUT MAIL New Roofing, Cutters, Conductor! Meta! Work, all types.

Roof Painting 15 ALEX J. SCHUTE PA 2-6505 ROOFING SPOUTING SIDING Three years to pay. Guaranteed work. Andrew Witt. Phone CO-4-3667 WELL DRILLING 23 jn.

exp. Modem equipment Pomp Installations. Galvanized Casing F. CARPENTER WEU DRILLING Co O. Box 352, Cumb.

Ph. RE-8-9300. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modem equipment. Bl-Statu Disposal Service. Write or Phone Lonaconing HO-3-4401.

Block Laying Cement Work PHONE PA-2-2699 COOKS S45.00 Houseworkcrs Nursemaids S35.00—State ase and references. Fares advanced. AGENTS WANTED. COMMUNITY AGENCY, 74 Carman Avenue; CcSarhtirst, N. Y.

EXPERIENCED SALES Ladies for shoe Department. Excellent salary. Steady employment. Apply Peskln's. Help Wanred Are you 17-lS 1 years old? Before you start to work establish 1 Draft Deferred Status WITH ONLY SIX MONTHS ACTIVE DUTY TRAINING.

Yon can do this by enlisting In the Army Reserve. Visit or Call: Armory 301 S. Mechanic St. Dial PA 2-4404 EXPERIENCED automobile salesman. Salary, commission and profit sharing.

A real deal for the right man. Call in person 7 to 9 p.nv. M.G.K. Motor 221 Glenn Cumberland. Storing JOHN APPEL TRANSFER LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE MOVING AGENT GREYVAN LINES PHONE PA 4-1623 MEADERS TRANSFER, LOCAL LONG DISTANCE AGEN1 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES PH PA 4-3900 AGENT MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

LOCAL. LONG DISTANCE MOVING KLAVUHN TRANSFBR CALL PA 4-2770 Transfer and Storage Co. BENNETT Local Long Distance PHONE PA 2-6770 Gropes Transfer Storage Local, Long Distarfce. PA 2-2188 UPHOLSTERING Truck Seati Conv. Tops.

Drapery Slip Cover Fabrics. GEO. BRAGG. LaVALE, MD. PA 4-4611 UPHOLSTERING John Troxcll, 222 Davidson St.

PA-4-20M UPHOLSTERING AUTO CONVERTIBLE TOPS TRUCK SEATS TARPAULINS HASTINGS ALUMINUM AWNINGS Geo. S. Warner, 1323 Va. Ave. PA 4-0774 Furniture Upholstering.

Canvas Aluminum Awnings DntSQPT 1 Oldest, Most Reliable rUOOliiJLil over 32 Yeara in 131 Frederick St. Phone PA-2-4715 CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE Recovering and Spring Repair. C. E. Erode 555 Greene PA 2-1890 Dttpky Clatilfitd ELECTRIC WORK Motor Hepitrlni Wlrlnf, Futures QUEEN CITY Electric Co.

WEST1NGHOUSK Xpparotus Agent PA US Frederick Si SEPTIC TANKS GLEANED! Modern Equipment li-Stott Disposal Service Writtr or phont: Lonoconing HO 344G Monuments- Markers Al'the best franites and marblti including "Rock of Ages" granite "Barre Ouild Memorials." KITZMILLER MEMORIALS 45 Years Experience Assures Satisfaction Stt eur fint. ttUction en display In ear ihowreom for your at PA 2-0766 or 2-3984 Frederick George Sts. "See What You Buy!" Armstrong's Cushiontorit Local and Area Obituaries CHARLES THOMAS OUL1N Charles Thomas Dulin, 79, resident of the Cumberland area for GO years, died yesterday noon at the home of Charles E. Bratl 414 Grand Avenue, where he made his home. He had been suffering from lingering illness for 12 years.

He svas born in Keyset 1 April 16 1876 and was a of the late Gabriel and Sarah M. (Soule) Dulin. had been.a house painter trade. He -leaves no survivors, bein; the last surviving member of his family. The body is at the Scarpell: Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Tuesday, at 2 p.

with the Rev. Louis P. Chastain officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hil! Cemetery. MRS.

ELIZABETH L. GREEN LONACONING Mrs. Elizabeth i. Green, 73, died -yesterday at icr Douglas Avenue. Born in Avilton, she was daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs David Beeman and the widow ol Sdward Green. Surviving are two sons, Thomas arid John'Green, both of Lonacon- ng; a daughter, Mrs. Hartman; Nashville, brothers, Jesse and Peter of Lonacoiiirig, nine grandchildren nd five The body will remain at the Noise Is no problem with this ceiling The to ket) the ttoltt (ram becoming problem li to tnsUi! cell- inff of ArmiiroBf't Caihlontono In noisy roomi. Thlf trapi inund In Hi perforated li from (rowing Into an Irritating racket. Armstrong'! li low In cost and eatlly tnitalled.

The South Cumberland Planing Mill Company 33 St. PA 2-2600, 2-2601 FLOODED BASEMENT? BURKS SUBMERSIBLE SUMP PUMP Why put up with a flooded, mtssy basement every time it raini hard? Install BURKS Submersible Sump Pump now, and say goodbye to seepage problems! Cleaners VACUUM CLEANER Parts Service PA-2-5070 1302 VA. AVE Display Classified PROMPT pick up and delivery service. Including Sundays and holidays. Closed panel truck.

Dial PA 2-3376. 3 Poperhonging WALLPAPER REMOVING FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE R. J. KONZAI PA 2-6897 MEN WANTED Can use 2 men -with neat appearance are Interested In the future. Must have car.

Write Box 964-A Times- ELECTRONIC and TECHNICIANS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 'SEE PAPERHANGING FrPeAEs South End Wallpaper Shop, 331 Ave EXPERTS CLAIM a comfortable mattress Is the key to a good night'i rest. Let as put the "comfort" Back In that lumpy, bump-y mattress yours. Mattresses of all sizes made to order. Cumberland Mattress Factory Ph. PA 2-1105.

Services IBM's AD IN TODAY'S SPORTS SECTION HELP US FIND THIS TEACHER Please past this ad on to an ambitious teacher or principal. We have an unusual summer position for an ambitious man with a minimum of two ycart of teaching experience. In psychology helpful; Master'' degree desirable hut not necessary, lli.i will range from JUOO to 1.500 depending on the length of his vacation. Pos.ilhlllty of permanent S-figiirc executive position. Write In confidence, giving age, education, subjects you have taught, and extra ttirrlcular activities, to Box 860-AX t-o Times-News.

I DRESSMAKING Alterations- 121 Baltimore St. Phone PA-l-5759 BERTHA AVIS. SEARLES EYEGLASS REPAIRING, Broken Lenses Replaced Prescriptions Filled, rhos Hubbs. 59 Pushing SL Tuning Piano Tuning and Repairing Laurence Griffith PA-2-1633 ROBERT W. MORELAND, ASPT.

Tunem, Repalra School, Church, and Honu Pianos. PA-4-10B4. Used planoi. T-V CUMBERLAND ELECTRIC CO. rv services on all makes- Guaranteed NIte-Sunday service available.

PA-2-6191 TV 1 rom A 10 (Zenith). 29-A 8. Centre St PA-2-712C After- 6 phono PA-2-1914. GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE Specializing in Home and auto radio DOLAN'S II George St. PA-4-5S50 HAVE your TV repaired at DJ technician of 28 yrs.

electronic export- Reasonable prices. PA-4-171A, Allegany Amusement TV nthortttt dally a.m. 11 p.m. 1 p.m. 11 PA 1-4713 Estott For 128 SHAWNEE AVE.

Three story brick residence. Contains Itiret apartments each with private entrance. Adaptable for one family use. Hot water heat. Gas fired furnace, yard.

Detached drafc. Inspection by appointment, PA 4-2735. MAYBimV-POLAND REALTY AGENCY URAL ESTATE BROKERS PHONE PIEDMONT (Oil 1 -VISIT LOANS Phone then come in for cash. Up lo $1000 on signa- lute, furniture, or car. Jivufidal flNANCt CO.

Ind n. IIBERTY THUST CO. Cumberland rh. PA 3-0721 Get MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE with "SAFEGUARD" DUALS HEADERS FIBRE GLOSS MUFFLER Exhouit Capacity Exhaust Sysltm In Hortipowtr and Install Them Today! law as S10.95 Chrome License Plate Frames With Plaitie Cavir To Fit Md. Tagi Rear View Mirrors Mount on Door or Fandtrt us low ai 1.

Sun Visors Fit Mett Cars As lew as Opfn Monday Um Your Firil Notional Chorgt Account DEED HA If AUTO PA TS BEcnniAn PA 4-0210 N. Mtchanic Juil Fully by itxlf when water itself off when it pumped out. Keeps basement flooded floor, no clean-up chore. Helpi protect health. Motor and pump operate under woter, In pit below floor level.

Pump of oil broftie construction for long life. Motor and switch sealed In itain- lets steel homing. Plugs Into any convenient electrical outlet. in or for Ml tktailt SOUTH CENTRE STREET PA 2-7500 2-7501 PLUMBING and HEATING SUPPLIES l-Beams, Angles, Reinforcing Bon, Sheets and Plata McKAIGS Sichliorn Funeral where ervices.will be cpnducteci i tomor- ow 2 p. m.

by Rev. Joseph Young, pastor of First Methodist "Jhurch. Interment will be in Crowe Cemetery, Garrett County, HARRY L. HAMILTON Lester Hamil on, 58, died last Tuesday at hi lome, 61 He is survived by his Mrs. Mildred Hamilton; tw daughters, Mrs.

Betty Jean Hixen baugh and Mrs. Virginia Lee Jack son, both 1 of one son, Sgt Lester E. Hamilton, Ft. Carson Colorado: his father, Charles Ham LEASIIRE SERVICES for Clarence R. Leasure, 29, who was found dead lasl week at his home, 27 Ridgway Terrace, were conducted yesterday, afternoon at the Silcox Funeral Residence.

Interment 'was in Greenmount Cemetery. Military rites were accorded by Fort Cumberland Post 13, Ameri- Grant County For Hospital PETERSBUKG-Voters in Grant County yesterday voted on three' propositions pertaining to the es- tablishmcnt of a Grant County Memorial Hospital. Returns from nine of 16 4. V4 Wt-JV A i I i 1 i can Legion, and Henry Hart Post C1 ts most of wlllch ai in 1411 VFW iH urban areas, were overwhelmingly The color guard consisted of R. Stanton Byer, Paul Slianski, Tru first proposition granted Grant authorization to assume a man Fuller, John Allen.

Thomas ff nn nnn.M n'W-il debt 80 000 ll de a 30 yCHT Morgan, Donald O'Neil and James Jones. The firing squad was composed of Vernon Crable, George Zimerly, Raymond Wagner, Roy J. Kreger, Verner Winner, Joseph Mason, George Speis and Roger Norris. Albert Kerns Jr. was bugler.

Walter Price and Harry Reiber, district commander for the VFW, were honorary pallbearers. LUMAN FUNERAL HYNDMAN-rServices for Joseph C. Luman, 71, who died Friday at his home, will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a. at Lutheran Church. Rev.

J. M. Scharf, pastor, will officiate and interment will. be in Lybarger Cemetery. term for the hospital program.

The second proposition called for special elections authorizing additional levies for the fiscal years July 1, 1956, 1957 and 1958 for a total of $57,000. The levy would be 7.15 cents per 5100 assessable basis on Class 1 property, 14,3 cents per on Class 2 assessable'basis, and 28.6.- cents on each of Class 3 and Class 4 property. The Grant County Court will in bonds an-interest rate not to exceed 3 per cent. The land for the new hospital consists of an 8.6 acre tract in the Fort Hill section of Petersburg and was donated by P. J.

Groves and heirs with no restrictions. Matc'iing The body will remain at the rest- eral funds under the Kill-Burton dence where Cumberland Lodge 271, LOO. Moose, will conduct ritualistic services today at: 7:30 p. m. The body will be taken to Act have been requested.

'fetal cost of the expected to-. be $720,000 and.will.provide much needed facilities for the Grant- he church at 10 a. m. tomomn Hardy County section. ilton, Fairmont; three sisters Mrs.

John Duke, Texarkana Texas; Mrs. Helen Taylor, Fair mont, and Mary Jones, Balti more; one brother, Hubert Hamil ton, California, and three grand children. A i funeral service was conductec in Markwopd Funeral Home Thursday with the Rev. S. A.

Wagner, pastor of Grace Metho dist Church, officiating. Interment was in Queen's Poin Cemetery. CHARLES W. KERLING William Kerling, 71, an Oakland native, died at his home in Atlanta, Georgia, He was born here, February 9, Ihristian and Ida (Whirl) Kerling. He was reared at Loch Lynn and was a laborer most of his life ime.

Graveside services will be held at 9 a. in the Oakland Cemetery with the Rev. John At well officiating, Display Classified SIGNATURE AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE 1 OANS FRANTZ BURIAL Services for Mrs. Thcres Frantz, 61, of 310 Park Street, wl died Friday in Memorial, Hospita vill be conducted today "at 3 at the George Re Carl Johnson pastor of Firs ihristian Church, will officiate an interment will be in Hillcres Burial Park: HINES SERVICES funeral service fo Edward Hines, 84, of here, wl died Thursday at Memorial Hosp tal, Cumberland; will be held toda at 2 p. rri.vin Ebenezer Methodis with "the Robert Lymburner officiating.

Interment will be in Ebehezfe Cemetery. MISS TAB1THA FISHER Miss Tabitha-Fisher, 4Z, of 60 Wdodlawn Terrace, died yesterda morning in Sacred Heart Hospita where slie had been a patient week. was. a daughter of tlic.lat Frank and Maryland (Walker Fisher and held membership i St. Paul's Lutheran Church, ah Eternal Beacon Alissionar Society of the church: Surviving are a sister, Vir jini.a'F.

Lasher, and a niece, Mrs tfary both of this city. The body will remain at the Si cox Funeral where ser ices will be conducted tomorrov nt 2 p. Dr. Hixon Jowersox, pastor 'of St. Paul' Church.

Interment will be in Ros iill Pallbearers will be Jpseph'Chris oplier, Robert -Davidson: Ray riond Skidmore, Patrick Me Greevy, Gerard McGreevy anc Cromwell Zcmbower. $25 to $300 You'll like doing busi- here. Our liberal credit policy makes borrowing and repaying tasy. Fast, friendly service. Come in or phont for immediate NATIONAL LOAN CO.

'201 S. George PA 4-6622 David Sigel. Mgr. EGGS Picnics, Swift's Premium or Morrell'i. 6-8 Ib.

avg Swanee $1.39 Ib. 29c lb.69c 89e 2cans35c BULK OYSTERS CRAB MEAT SALT FISH Ibs. Fresh Country Large 3doz. HAMS COFFEE POTATOES HERRING or SHAD U. S.

No. 1 50-lb. Bag 'B" Size Filets Sausage Bacon Liver Brains Fre Fresh Ends Pieces Pork or Beef 1.00 Vienna cans Sausage Bacon ss cured 3, 1.00 Potted Meat Whiting 6 1.00 ,,1.00 Open 7 Dayi A Week 8 A. M. to Midnight 11 N.

Front Dial PA 2-2030 Polio Victim (Continued from Page 17) Irs. T. W. Mather, a former in tructor at Fort Hill and Allegan; iigh, Miss Golden has been taking irivate tutoring at home; and ex 'eels to walk to graduation in May An honor student at Mt. Savage ichool, Miss Golden had cnougl credits at the end of lasl year to graduate.

But, the Allegany County Board of Education requires fou.i years of English credit for graduation, so Miss Golden has been cracking the books at home in order to obtain her diploma. From August 2 until October 27 Miss Golden was bedfast. But on the 27th of October the pretty El lerslie girl was advanced to a wheelchair, and since then has been very Less than three weeks after advancing to the wheelchair phase, Miss Golden went outdoors for the first time. Like most girls she is a movie fan, so on her' first trip outside. Mary Louise came to Cum berland to see the famous movie star, Aldo Kay, who was making a personal appearance at the Strand Theatre.

Mobbed by a crowd of fansi Ray noticed Miss Golden in the background, moved through the crowd and sat on a jstep to chat with her. The following day Miss Golden attended the Thanksgiving dinner and program at Mt. Savage School, and since then has attended a number of school and birthday parties in the area. I Miss Golden received her braces from the Allegany County League ifor Crippled Children last week and hopes that she will progress I enough to be able to attend her 'Senior Prom in May. She is administered physical therapy weekly by the League for Crippled jChildrqn which has cared for her since her illness began.

Miss Golden feels that she is learning a great deal by her home courses. Mrs. Mather has been teaching her English, math, history and other senior. class subjects, and on the side has taught her to knit and do needle work. Besides this she has a wonderful opportunity to read.

Since September she has completed five of Shakespeare's plays, and read a number of other books. Miss Golden lives a normal' life, even to the extent of helping her mother with the dishes, ironing and doing average house work. The only trouble she had at home is with her nine-year-old brother, Clarence, who likes to ride her wheelchair. Mary Louise claims the younger Golden is the "Hot Rod" 01' the wheelchair. Miss Golden hopes to get accustomed to her braces as soon as possible so she'll be able to attend rehearsals of the Senior Choir of II Mt.

Savage and participate in the Roiinicv Red Cross Meeting Is Changed The "kickoff" meeting of Hampshire Red formerly scheduled for will be-held 6, at 7:30 p. m. in' the Romney terian Church. Miss Doris Harper, Red Cross representative for eastern Virginia, will address the group. Announce Births Mr.

and Mrs. William W. Barr, Ridgeley, announce the birth of daughter Friday at Memorial Hospital; A daughter was born yesterday, at Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.

L. Butler, town. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Clinton Cook. Hyndman, announce the birth of a son yesterday at Memorial Hospital. A son was; born yesterday at Me-. morial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard 0. Finzcl, Frpstburg. Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Robinette, Wiley Ford, announce the jirth of a son yesterday at Mernpr- al Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday at Memorial Hospital to Mr. and' Wrs. Dale E. a i Green Spring.

and Mrs. James Zilcr, R'awlings, announce the birth of a son yesterday at Memorial. A son was born February 20 to r. and Mrs. Thomas Ridgley, Hyattsville.

The paternal grandmother. is Ida Ridgley, this city, andi the 'maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox, RD Ridgeley. Hughes Cites (Continued' from Page 17) if an annual pension to certain ormer public school teachers" in' County who are not ligible to retire under- the present 'eachers' Retirement System law.

Based on this legislative record, can't help but conclude that Mr. Celiy has a rather short and one- ided memory." Delegate Hughes also listed the ollowing measures affecting chool teachers- and the education ystcm which he supported: A total increase of in. he State Department of Education udget, with $2,600,000 of the in- rease earmarked for higher con- to the teachers' retire- nent system. The bill under which" 1,500,000 was appropriated for ocial Security for Maryland eachers during the coming fiscal ear and also House Bill 21 which ncreases pensions of certain re- red teachers. Hughes said he sponsored' House ill 2 contains items total- ig $1,300,000 for expansion of eachers This includes 422.000 for a new dining, hall at rostburg Teachers College.

The ro'stburg school's budget was also ncreased $95,000. He also sup- orted House Bill 118 creating a r-education scholarships, ughcs declared. Hughes said that if Senate Reso- ition 19, passed during the '1956. ession of the Senate, which re- ucsts the Legislative Council to lake a complete study of salary eeds of all state employes, shows increase in teachers' salaries is arranted," I will support legis- tion to that effect." He concluded by stating: "I elicve my responsibility to all of people whom I represent in-. udcs the duty to say "no" when, my opinion, that is the correct answer, as well as the privilege of.

saying "yes" when by doing so some formidable may be pleased thereby." annual Spring Music Festival at the school. A former cheerleader at the school, Miss Golden hasn't decided on her future, but has considered the possibility of a business career, such as a secretary, which doesn't require loo much standing or walking. Miss Golden claims she has acquired many new friends since being stricken with polio, and feels that one of the nicest things that has happened besides being named "Campus Queen," is when she received a scroll from her neighbors. The inscription on the scroll reads: 'Mary Louise, you bravely came up with a smile after Old Man Polio knocked you down. Your friends and neighbors hope you keep right on smiling.".