The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 4

THE HfEWf. Pnferfck, Jvlr 21. THE MEWS GREAT i a MFC. CO 96 Kortk Court SL. Phooa MO Frederick.

Md. SUBSCRIPTION EightGuilty InWireTheft ctx tOfc Aadit Barean of MFMRFR OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Eight persons were found guilty larceny of copper wire and sev-- other cases were heard by- Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker i Jr. in Magistrate's court this mora: ing before an overflow audience. Seven of the persons involved of all Use local pruned ta tali guilt while the other man pleaded newspaper as an AP onw not gttilry but admitted his part in! ft fpatefact taking the copper.

All were fined Eatered at the post at Fwd- jSO or 30 days in jail. frtvrt Dodson. 21. 1958 guilt but told the i court that he had been with Oscar The Evil Men 'Smith, another defendant, and said that Smith told him that a man on The world continues to watch the ha(i told and uait in the Kremlin at Mos- they could have the wire which! cow evil men brood and plot, pulled down by the heavy! and rave, and feel md Foun with themselves because tney Rock aear Wa lkersville. forcea the tree world into a orastict copper wire was the prop- course of action to counter their en Qf the Pennsylvama Ra Uroad.

machinations. Trooper L. C. Clark who prefer- What will they do next? While-red the charges said that over a the world waits and of several months about two prepares--they picture themselves'miles of wire had been taken which as Men of Destiny, members of'totaled about 1,600 Ibs. and was that small group in history which valued at S368.

made its impress by setting large 1 Others involved in the larcenies areas the gtooe aiiame. besides Dodson and Smith were x- n- E. Roop, John Paul Roop, No one in Washington estimates Russian strength, but it is no exaggeration to say that in top military circles the belief is widely held that the American public overestimates it. Perhaps the mob scenes staged in front of the U. S.

embassy hi Moscow were the tip off. They Mrs. Stambaugh. Rowan Cadill and Elizabeth-Ann Cadill. All of the defendants reside in Frederick county except Dodson who lives in Carroll county.

Sgt. James P. Lipe of the Penn- sylvama Railroad police said that the wire was burned and disfigur- could only have been possible if ed and then sold to local junk deal- condoned and abetted by the Rus-' sian government. Ordered by the government, would probably be more accurate. When governments are ready to back up bombastic statements and challenges with military action, they seldom take time out to engage in such childish theatricals.

The ersatz riots were in fact manifestations of Russian frustration because the Kremlin's bluff had been called. But the men in the Kremlin are not only wicked and unstable Khrushchev is frequently describee as a practicing alcoholic. Enraged bv events and their own impotence they could be as dangerous as if they possessed overwhelming mfli tary superiority. On this clique in the Kremlin what happens next depends. Bu for them, there would have been no crisis in the Middle East.

Stock Quotations The foIlowmR are obtained from Alex Brown members of the New York Stock Ex change, i They are to- tended as pride to the approximate range within which these local securities could have been sold or bought at time of compilation. Current Dlv. Rate Bid Asked F. i M. Citizens 2-00 49 Frederick Co.

NafL 70 fTeaencktown Sav. -If00 3oO Md. Trust JJO 30 Ox Fibre Brush L75 Fred. Hotel (units) Potomac Edison 74 Potomac Edison Pfd-- 4.70 86 Frederick Gas LOO JO Marken Bielfeld 1 Fred. Co.

Axtlcnlttral Society Membership) 77- 16 Fifty Years Ago Items from The Columns Of The News, July 21, 1908. AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD of Managers of the Frederick County Agricultural 'Society, it was decided to reduce the charge for season tickets to the coming Fair to $1 from 51.50. Two classes have been added to the cattle department, Brown Swiss and French Canadian. GROUND WILL BE BROKEN IN a few days for the erection of a two-story brick fireproof warehouse for the Union Knitting Mffls, East Patrick street. It will adjoin the present building.

COMPANY A AT THE head of the battalion at the State rifle range with two expert riflemen, two sharpshooters and 33 marksmen out of 42 men sent to the range. Lance Corporal Elmer F. Munshower and Private Frank Coblentz qualified as experts and Privates James Paul Brown and John H. Staley as sharpshooters. Munshower and Coblentz will be on the First Regiment Rifle team.

FREDERICK WAS DEFEATED at Athletic Park by Hagerstown. 8-6. in worst played game yet seen on the local grounds. ers. Lipe said that the line has been abandoned since the snowstorm until service can be restored.

Some of the wire was taken from the ground while other.was taken from off the poles, it was said. In a bad check case. Robert Mundy. Mt. Airy, was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in jail.

Mundy wrote a check for S25 drawn OH the Fredericktown Savings Institution and gave it to a local automobile dealer for work done on his car. Det. Sgt. A. N.

Dietz preferred the charge on July 15. Two county women were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly on July 18 and sentenced to 3C days in jail in default of $50 fine and costs. Mrs. Essie Staub charged that Marie Schwab and Dorothy Marshall were creating a disturbance near her house and that the Marshall woman was chasing a man toward Mrs. Staub's house and that she threw a flower pot at him.

Mrs. Staub said that the man came into her house and the women then came over to her house and "jerked the screen door open and came in and kept fighting." She said both the women cursed her and said they broke the windows out of her basement. Robert D. Lawson, this city, was found guilty of. operating on a revoked license (second offense) and operating on expired temporary license tags.

Lawson was sentenced to 30 days in jail on the first charge and was sentenced to 5 days in default of $10 and costs on the latter charge. Lawson said that this was the first time he has driven a car since liis license have been revoked and said that he was going to take his wife to the hospital since she was expecting a child. He was charged by Troopers Robert Efford and T. S. Bosley on Mt Phillip road west of Frederick.

E. S. Conway, near Lewistown, was found not guilty of failing to stop at a stop sign at the corner of East Second and East Church streets on July 3. Conway. armed with law books and photographs, said that according to the latest code of Maryland aws, he was being charged under the wrong section.

Conway was charged under section 207. Under 207 in the new code, violations of unauthorized use are dealt with. The case was dismissed on the technicality. a Colliflower Jr. was bund guilty of exceeding 60 on S.

40 east of Frederick on June 24 and fined $15 and costs. Trooper Robert Efford preferred the charge. Two men were found guilty of eing intoxicated within the city imits. Vernon L. Rhoderick was sen- enced to 60 days in jail in default $100 and costs.

Officer Bernard Playground Events Listed Plans for "Ace Pilot Lee Week" on the playgrounds of the city this will include a city official! playground pilgrimage, rhythm! band rehearsals, midget basketball, teen dances, mmton tournaments, tennis touraa-j ments. special story hours, folk: dancing and a special event on 1 each playground to honor the birth- day of Joseph E. Lee. the founder' oi American Playgrounds. I This morntns.

after the play-! ground staff meeting, the leaders, had for their training session. Miss Barbara Brown from the staff of 'the Burr Artz Library to discuss story hours and dramatic play. This afternoon MeCurdy Field tviil, hold a special story hour following! craft; Tiny Tot Town plans a story and a short trip into the land of make-believe; Mulhmx Park will have a nature This eve-i ining will be open house on all for the Mayor. Alder- jmen and Recreation Commission I members when these officials will visit each playground beginning i at 6:30 p. m.

Some of the special activities the officials will observe Maryland i Park, a Tiny Tot session: Harmon Field. ia i or ice same nisjitt. r.IcCutci Field, a backward night; Linden 'Hills, Joseph Lee birthday party; husband won't like the price tar on this dress--let me take Rosedale Park. Huck Finn home another more expensive one with it to show him!" Baker Park, music hour followed 1 1 lltJll by folk dancing; Mullinix Park. 4 "Mock Wedding" followed by a (wedding reception and at Staley an exchange-a-game night.

Tuesday morning at 10. in Divi- I Midget Softball, 'Park will play at Staley Park: I (Division II. Linden Hills will play jat Baker Park. East Third Park plans dramatic play and Maryland jPark tot story hour. The "Music the Carroll County Board of Ed- iLady" vill be at Chapel Park and ucation was held dn July 15 in thej The 'regular monthly meeting of from the pupils of the commercial departments in connection with the Easter Seal campaign.

The board was advised ofj the return to service of Marvin B. Cornish, who had been called into military service while a teacher in the Johnsville school. Approval was given for the purchase of paper supplies for use in locals played in a manner that disgusted the 1 a audience. Frederick made seven errors. "Booze and baseball won't mix" the story says.

Twenty Years Ago Itr ms From The Columns Of The News, July 21, 1938. DR. VALENTINE Smith, one of the leading veterinary surgeons of Frederick county for many years, died at bis home on Rockwell Terrace at the age of 68. FALLING FROM AN OBSERVATION platform at High Knob into a clump of young chestnut growth about 15 feet below the ledge, little Joyce Mae Biggs, 2, daughter of Baxter Biggs, caretaker at Gambrfll Park, received injuries and it being treated at Frederick City Hospital. WILLIAM A.

SCHAFFER, EAST Fifih street, and Charles Rinehart, West Sooth street enlisted for service with the Hawaiian Department of the U.S. Army and wffl be stationed for two years at SeboBeld Barracks, T. H. MASTER RICHARD KLINE, SON of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph G. Kline, Backeystown, underwent ton- sfl operation at Frederick Cfty Hospital; He hit returned to fate XEW ARRIVALS--Mrs. Donald G. Grothaus. wife of the Commanding Officer left, and daughter, Jane, were given a warm welcome to Fort Detrick Thursday at a "Coffee" sponsored by U.

S. Army Photo About 100 paraded through i on the old Beaii farm. Jane the receiving line. Mrs. Grothaus and daughter, and son, John, re- fall to enter college.

Park for rhythm offices in the County schools of the county after in the morning and mmis tration Building at Westmin- opening bids from suppliers. The board gave approval for the appointment of clerical employes to be employed in the schools as school clerks for 195S-5S and approval to certain administrative letters directed to this group of employes. Catoctin Park and Staley Park ini ter. afternoon. Harmon Field plansj The board gave approval to a the Ofncers ind Civilian Ladies i cently arrived from Denver, a special Joseph Lee story hour.i number of requisitions for funds in Club, at the Officers' Open Mess, Colo.

They will reside in quarters evening, at 6:15 the teen i connection with the construction A i i i 7fM a i A a i i nn ntri a L-ill- r-nrml afifl Uitll thft of scnool buildings and with the plans to return to Denver this TM a furnishings of equipment for the vs East Third Park, games played- Discussion durine Births Reported buildings. Discussion during a Elm Staset school Also, Board me eting included plans evening. Maryland Park tweensters OCCUDancv of the Westminster a ay lg Harm iJr. High School building in West- Tield a Joseph Lee Birthday party; Lincoln Park plans square danc- Frederick Memorial Hospital July 16--July 18 Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Route 1. Union Bridge, fifth child, ret rsa and a playground sing, third son. Stephen Daniel, Wed- eD TM. JTMLw buildin nesday. Mrs.

Schwartz is the er Jewell Garner of North Carolina. Mr i and a nature hunt and Rose- l- a and beginning hi September 1958 Approval had been i to the to nn on plans and prepa- occupancy of of the class- organiza- and Mrs. Robert Young. 712 North Market street, second Park in tion. as planned, will be under the ar-jP rin of George E.

Thorn- Tot storv' a s. transferred from the ISai-oS Position as principal of the Man- daughter. Barbara Ann Weones- Catoctin Pari will have a Josep Chester Jr. High and Elementary day Mrs. loung is the former lLee storv hour Rosedale Park School It is expected that about Shirley Bowers of Frederick.

plans gic anA mentai sames? 650 pupils of the 7th and 8th grades Air and Mrs. James aker Park have rn ythin band 1 will be housed in the building and 215 Rockwell Terrace, sixth child rene arsal Mullinix Park plans a i accommodated on one of the class- fourth daughter, Terry Ellen. Wed-j stllnt se sion an a Staley Park room floors. It is further planned a Mrs. McClellan is the! xviu ave ame time for tots injto operate a related elementary former Betty Marendt of their xeeney Town.

In the after-j school organization consisting of noon MeCurdy Field plans to workj about 425 pupils of the 5th and 6th uul nan. uiauueu, Mr. and Mrs. Richard scr ap books they are making' grades on the classroomjof Alexandria. spoke briefly VACATIONING Sailing from Woods Hole, Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Sayler and their daughter of Thurmont are aboard the S. S. ick. Civitans Hold Annual Outing The Civitan Club of Frederick held its annual outing at Peter Pan Inn Thursday night, with 100 members, wives and friends in attendance.

The program was conducted by Raymond E. Bowers president who presented to the immediate past president," Charles E. Hartman, a plaque, and past president's pin. Hartman was also given a gift from the membership. This was presented by Harold Foglc.

sergeant-at-arms and a director of the club. District Governor Harry Madden, Jordan Hit Hard By Developments In Iraq AMMAN. Jordan (AP)--Young Sing Hussein is obviously in deep rouble despite the crash program of military and economic aid from! pie United States and Britain. wake of tte revolt raise the revolutionary temper. British troops now here as a mobile palace guard around the King.

Sharp economic dislocations in the Thurmont. third daughter, or the hospital, and Mullinix The building; as completed. Viola. Wednesday. Mrs.

isj have dramatic play. Wednes- affords facilities including 18 reg- is mixed volleyball school classrooms, 2 of which Park, teams are asked 11 will be equipped with darkening of fun on I th6 Shirley Jackson of day night is mixed volleyball timejular school classrooms, which or run on me isianas 01 ivianna xhurmont or-o Vineyard, and Nantucket, R. I. at Mr and Mrs. James Dickerson, to be on hand at activi- Boyds, Route 1.

third child, first ties will be: Playground sing and shades for use as visual aid rooms. Further facilities a cooking laboratory, a sewing laboratory, two son, Robert Arthur, Wednesday, a hike at Maryland Park: rhythm Mrs. Dickerson is the former band rehearsal and marching atj rooms 'f or sc i en one Betty Fraley of Rockville. Catoctin Park; progressive story art room two rooms for instruc- Mr. and airs.

Clarence Craver.jhour Rosedale nature' lion in industrial arts, a cafeteria Route 1. Thurmont, first child, a son. Ronald Lee, Wednesday. Mrs. Graver is the former Armatha Staley of Mountaindale.

Mr. and Mrs. Orely Walkersville, fourth ond daughter. Andrea Jean, Thurs- II" day. Mrs.

Bourland is the former at Baker Park and mimetics accommodate approximately and singing games at Tiny Tot 5, Town. Midget and a a dual-purpose music room and the necessary ad- Jordan depended entirely uponJMargaret Smith of Frederick. Field. "Music Lady" Iraq for the oil to keep its econ-j Mr. and Mrs.

Maynard Sheltonj at East Park and j. WISAII. aiiu iici-toocn Bourland Thursday morning is as nistrativc offices and lavatories child, sec-Division 1, Harmon Field v-5 Mul- iThe facul an ThnrJlmK Park at Lincoln Park: Dm-; Developments in Iraq have hit Jordan hard. Already the eastern part of the i country has lost much of its com-jomy going. Automobiles are being)Walkersville.

third child. mumcation with the Palestinian garaged. Taxi prices are soaring, son, James Voice, Thursdav. Mrs. Linden als an Rosedale side of the Jordan River, a hotbed i Unless U.S.

oil deliveries by airiShelton is the former Thetaa afternoon for rhythm band 1 Ic 1 of support for U.A.R. President Nasser. There is a good chance that much blood will be spilled here before long. There are several reasons why violence did not explode immediately in the wake of the revolt in Iraq. Opposition leaders are still under arrest Hussein apparently had been warned of a new plot to dethrone him in time to clean can fill the gap, the pumps thatjrison of Walkersville.

bring water to Amman, Jerusalem Mr. and Mrs. John W. and other cities from reservoirs Route 3, first child, a son, John softhall scheduled for auditorium -gy mnasium I a mond Bowers Louis Kinsey, softball scheduled tor m)1 rftnm ttio omm Elmer Singer. Edward Smith, Charles Hartman and Ernest Reeder.

Five years: Carol Freed. Four years: Harold Fogle. Preston Best and Joseph ilson. Three years: Alton Lipps. Webster Black, William Moore, Paul Remsburg and Fred Harrison.

Two years: Austin Gibbons, Fay Miller." Irvin Ramsburg and Dr. Ralph White. One year: Warren Smith. During a short business session it was announced that the Civinettes rehearsals. Other activities Thurs-l morning will include: Story' 0 telling hour at Mullinix Park.i the West- area will be rerouted to pupils to thi as well as the other West- Schools.

This school is con. aluminum doors and Draw a Pig" contest at MeCurdy windows, glass block being used to the assembly, and presented perfect attendance pins to the following: Eleven years: Isaac Stevens, Irving Abb, Charles Main 'and David Oland. Ten years: Henry Davis, Basil Lewis, Wilson Mercer, Grayson Nikirk and G. L. Thomas- Jr.

Nine years: Oliver Englebrecht Jack McCabe. Eight years: Franklin Reese, Roy Strme and Robert Kline. Seven years: Ray- The United riant to flv 1 uidw a. i ix v.uutcsi. 0.1- A Field: folk dancing after craft the classroom wing.

Corridors Presented the Civitan i Catoctin Park: the conversation i are lighted with specially design- toward the expenses of two wir box at Rosedale Park: stunt songs ed plastic domes and the shops at Tmv Tot Town, and a special 'and science departments will be in 1 nflft tnnc nf nil rlaiK- frrm f. -IT--. at i JLOl 1OWH. and 3 bpeuidl will ue SLhiS ThU! dP ZS eS hour at Baker Park. Thurs-1 equipped with appropriate teach- tn rpnlar-P with from Britain's Aden refinery to'viile.

i AT Th rsday Joyner is the i(3av evenj the weekly teen ing devices The cafeteria will op- U1Se Parker Sykes bah tournament will begin at 6:15 erate on a two-shift basis and has out dissident officers. And Jordan the Jordan port of Aqaba. still is under a rigid royal dictator-' Tension here in Amman is less ship and martial law. But in Iraq ness that they stunned Jordan's i this is not expected to last, population. Many, even among or- U.S.

support of Jordan now be- than it was a year ago during; Apple Promotion most important, the last major crisis. The ri came with such sudden- capital looks almost tranquil. But "FOUp UrganiZCS when Staley Park meets Mary- been equipped with the necessary land Park's team at Harmon Field cooking and serving equipment, and MeCurdy Field's team goes to grounds have been improved by Lincoln Park. Special activities fbr the planting of grass and by the the evenina will be Teen dance construction teachers who are taking special courses at Maryland University in preparation to teach in the school for handicajied children at Harmony Grove. Besides Governor Moore, among the guests were.

Mr. and Mrs" Mat Moore. Mr. Moore is secretary-treasurer Chesapeake District TM Fred extre- gins to mists, at first saw the develop-if air. But Britain apparently con- 5.

King preferred the charge. ments in Iraq and Lebanon as a'siders Jordan's fate a matter of Shoemaker said that Rboderick'prelude to World War III and were'the most extreme importance. Ev- West been convicted of a similar; awed by possibilities. When ideally Britain feels that if Jor- Pena barge less than a month ago. thev et their second wind there dan goes, oil-producing Kuwait' Arthur Haller, RFD 6, was 111 De violence.

will be the next target. And it is a 30-day suspended sentence after! Primarily the violence will be Possible that U.S. policy makers, being found guilty of being arked strong anti-Br'-1 cated on the South Court street timent, which looks on of a considerable 'from 8 to 9:30 at Harmon of black-top parking and'crTrnPr' sim Mass Mr C. Matson. Martinsburg.

folk dance festival at Lincoln Park: play area. the Civitan Club er Other guests were: Mrs. Harry i Sh Mrs Howar Lochner. Mrs. Sarah S.

Seivold. Joyce Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mn E1 Mrs.

Rida Shafer. Mrs. ee Park, at four Roseflale Maryland and dance at Pennsylvania) at the 23rd annual "Bnng a will be the next target. And it is nee tm held at lts offlces Mar pa 0 unsourg. Fndav morning at 10 3 and at.

tracts for teaching service in the for rbara -r Cram, Susan J. will be the next target. And it is ee tin ai lts Olflces Mar pa Jack Spearing. Sally Anne Robin- nee will be possible that U.S. policy Fr lday nungnat 10 S.

Chilcoat, Mrs. Grace sen- feel that the turn of Saudi Arabia' John Caspar. Hancock. TMTM Angles will be Br son Mrs Dorot ny the 2000 and its oil would not be far away a renamed vice-president: Mai- Baker d.his incudes the em Holweck Ho colm M. Brown.

rp- winners srom eacn playground dur- Fay Ellen Hartman Grav- and Mrs uu lue ouuiu aueet, co i Brown. re- "Jiers trom eacn piaygrouna aur- cck An nep riihcrti A TL i parking lot Officer William Mutch-; Amitary Road are home after a SODi Kennyi of Davt on, Ohio, visit- named treasurer: and Carroll R. the past week). Tiny Tot Town Perron James AHlOHg I FIC ner preferred the charge. It trin orison the Miller, Martinsburs.

renamed MuIIianc Park be Having Th(J said that Haller was last in court trip to Oregon, the last week with Mr. and Mrs Martinsburg, renamed sec- and Mull: iwest. California and' retary-manager. t- COU "'Pacific Xorthwest. California aad' Tohn Weddle ThuTmcmt about two years ago and thus re- Mexico of the trip Thurmont.

ra 1IA Mexico. A nignugni 01 ine inp rt band practice. Maryland The board accepted resignations ceived a suspended sentence. Maryland members of the board i i i UdliU i I Park rtan, a proaressive Joseph jwas a month traveling in CalTj Mr and Mrs Ed ar Zander and Hancock hour. Linden Hills plans Chipper and Georgie, have I 01 's.

returned to their home in Thur- Nutt, Darlington: Russell Flana- had accepted a teaching position Personals Mr. and Mrs. New York City week at the home Irian Lawson, near Urbana. they saw matadors Jesusi and Mrs. Charles A.

Wjnpig- WEEKEND ARRESTS and Mrs. Lawson were entertained Cordova. Cesar Faraco and Ramomler. of Frederick, spent a week in Mr. W.

E. Kemp, 331 East Patrick street, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday to undergo an em- Market. 'evening's snecials are- Joseph Lee superintendent regarding Harry L. Umbercer. East Birthday partv at East Tnird Park, preparation of an administrativei 1 11 3 street, is a patient at the Arrested for intoxication the part' his home fn the Frederick Me- for the tennis tournament are urged, chase of fire extinguishers as r.

and Mrs. J. Old Chatham, N. Y. Mrs.

Amanda E. Wiles, of Fort Detrick. will observe her day on Friday. 'Mrs. street Thurm nt after 'Meredith Woodrow Wilson, also of '10-45 Saturday ff Ajener vacationing in the Pocono city.

The defendant is tains. Picked up on warrants for as- to do on the board for that ui "-j of the equipment for the Westmin- quired to pay the costs. Edwin and batterv were Earl Mfl-jP 056 in the Dathhoufe at the ster Jr. High School and approval Mr Paul Little Jr Tllur Nlkirk was attorn ex- for the plain- lard Oden 41 South Mariret street 'municipal suimmin? pool also given for the use of the Sykes. has resumed his and Wilbur F.

Sheffield Jr. re- Sunday evening, July 27, grounds as a site for the duties and also as trial magistrate presented the defendant. 30 East Fifth street Frederick rtfon offcrin 3 be a band Club carnival young daughter Hoiiv rbu nont af er recovering Mrs. Ruth E. Stup, this city, was Oden was picked at 9:15 p.m.

Sat-' 06 BakceruPar il by thle0F1rced To Se Ha TMey School aaugnter, Holly Theresa a heart attack. from W. Wilson Stun hv MTM enck High School Band at 8:15. The board was that state approval had been received for ithe sale of the Harney school buiid- Ross, have left for Iceland, where they will join Lt Ross who is stationed at Keflarik Air Force base. Mr.

Mrs. M. Bernard Gortz, from W. Wilson Stup, by Officer Rippeon. Oden Bfll Lawyer, of Cumberland, isjof Frederick.

J. Vernon held in jail under S250 bond spending the summer in Thurmontjrepresented the plaintiff and arrested on West South with his grandmother, Mrs. William K. Carry. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Hess and Nikirk was attorney for the defen-'street at 11:55 a.m. Sunday by oant, who is required to pay Harry Quinn and Officer costs. Stockman. MARKET PRICES Wheat Barley Corn monal Hospital where he had his tonsils and adenoids removed last Friday.

ARE DISCHARGED The Washington County Hospital has announced that the following patients were released from hospital treatment: Michael W. Anders, Frederick; Linda L. Hart- bu. 90c sale can be arranged. bbL Approval was given for assistance Middletown: Mabel E.

Hoover, Frederick; and Harold E. Myers, Knoxvillt..