The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 8

Carroll County Firemen Offer $150 In Prizes offered in the parade whicb will feature the annual convention of the Carroll County Firemen's Association in Mt. Airy on May 16. according to an announcement. The parade will move off from the high school at 6 p. proceed south on Main street to movie hall, turn east to Wildwood Park and disband at Municipal Park.

Prizes will be: Open only to Carroll county companies: Fire company with most uniformed firemen with musical organization and apparatus, $50: same without musical organization. $25; Ladies Auxiliary making best appearance, first, $25: second. $15. Open to companies beyond Carroll: Fire company with most uniformed men and apparatus, $25: Ladies Auxiliary making best appearance, $15. Morning and afternoon business sessions will be held A band concert is scheduled at 7 p.

m. at Municipal ParK ana a dance at 9 p. m. at Wildwood Park. Member companies are Mt.

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By WILLIAM F. McKENNEY America's Card Authority Waldemar Von Zedtwitz and I have often discussed the fine defensive skill of Itie western players whom we encountered on our trip to the Pacific Coast in 1941. We know that the delegation of eastern players who will invade the west on May 29 will find good competition. One of the outstanding players in San Francisco is Earl Acker- man, a vice president of the American Contract Bridge League. Ack-erman held the East cards in today's hand, and it was not difficult for him to read his partner's opening lead as a singleton.

Probably most players would have returned a club for West to ruff, but then the only other trick they could have taken would have been the ace of trumps. After winning the first trick with the ace of clubs. Ackerman decided to return a spade. Declarer went up with the ace and led a trump which Ackcrman won with the ace. Now he led a club for West to ruff, and West then cashed the king of spades, defeating the contract.

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naval lead- 61 Igjgfe oSs er, Rear-Adm. VtRTICAI. AloiPlElDWgicTftj 13 Inspire love 14 Waken 15 Food fisk 16 Gem 19 Greek letter 42 Ancnt 43 Comparative suffix 44 Interdict 46 Repulses 51 Consumed 52 Solar disk 54 He is Chief of Naval Operations 55 Ireland 56 European .58 Lincoln's Scc- hoes Cor. 2 Lacquer 3 Distort 4 Evil spirit 5 Toward Horse's gait 7 Rasp 8 Area 20 Ampere" (ab.) 9 Unruly 21 Degrees 10 Begged' 23 Drone bea Bars 24 Myself 25 Near 26 We Place (ab.) 29 Dish 31 Flower 33 Sick 34 Thickness 35 Marine skeleton 37 Turn outward 40 Either 41 Symbol for 12 Annually 17 Parent 18 Silver (symbol) Information Please, a nb The l'nul Whlteman ab rtands, I- on-Lardt; in! Five Minutes News nl: Contented Concert nb screen Guild Players and Guost-ch Hill Thompson Comedy ah Supper Club liepcn ard Hamrick, Melvln Bart-Mow Robert Hoffman Leon Masscr, LaBrush. James H.

Grove. Rodncy Shanklc, Robert Comer. Arthur Willard Rudy. James Murphy. a Dennis Shafer, Ronnie Garling.

bus trip to the Gettysburg battle-j Clark Woolpert, Carlos Gosncll. field and other points, Saturday Sammy Cole. Ronak: Earl Fox. Jack afternoon. The trip was made by Hull Carroll Kchne.

Jackie way of Walkcrsvillc. Woodsboro Sdirodel, Lawrence Smith. Philip and Taneytown and the return trip Cramer. Robert Luhn. Norman by way of Blue Ridge Summit, Trump.

DarrU Phebus. Lester W. and Middletown. A poil of the F. Minor Simpson, young travelers revealed that a factory located in the last named place captured their fancy the most.

It was closely followed in popularity by Devil's Den, Little Round Top. Big Round Top. all on the Gettysburg battlefield, by the late F. D. Roosevelt's private camp in the mountains near Thur- Some votes were also cast for various manufacturing plants in Walkersvlle, Woodsboro and Lc-Gore.

None of the schools received any votes. Those making the trip: Jimmie Engle, Franklin Musscr. Jerry Eugene Carpenter, Jonathan Gene Martz. Ronnie Twenty, Harry R. Hamilton, Delmar Speak.

Jimmie Masser. Stanley Routzahn. Wilbur Ford. James Green. Sherwood Zcrn.

Richard Zcrn, Rod Smith, Frarklin Tyeryar, Harold Perkins, Russell Tyeryar, Robert Yinger, Ralph Gastlcy, Lloyd KimmeL Harry Deater, Paul Boone, Harold Kftode, Harry Rovin, Richard Brown. Joshua Monath. Lee Monalti. Bobbie Brandfield, Paul H. Clem-son, James H.

Clemson, Garry Staley, Marshall E. Stockman, Rich- i TO RKSCMK MEETINGS give her conference report. and J. I After a one-week lapse, due to over Easter holidays, the Frederick The i Zonta Club will resume its meet- i ings this evening at 6:30 o'clock the Francis Scott Key hotel. F.

Russell Younc. delegate to Zonta regional conference held this Giova month at Niagara Falls. N. will top. I D.N 1 21 Starry 45 Mountain 22 Meals snow 25 Book of maps 47 Level 32 Pheasant brood 35 Metal 36 Speaker 38 Retreat 39 Courses 48 Mixed type 49 From 50 For fear that 51 Nomad 53 Short sleep 55 Female sheep 57 Georgia (nb.) 59 Exclamation 1 is lb I 18 II ho In Uz' is 51" 58" 5T 111111 I I 1 Radio Programs YLIGHT SAVINGS NOTE A Front Farroll Clayton, Soup cl 5:45 Lowell Thomas nli World News anil cb Ca! Tlnnoy's Commentary n'-e-lvtsi Tom Summr Cu.u-i>k-'ua.i Lanny Ross in Sons cus-basi Commentary Fulton Lewis, nil: Comment ot Tenor Jack Smith cba-basl Kaymond Swlns and Coiimwat-nl: l'ance Music Orcli.

(15 Carolyn Gilbert Willi SoiiKS-nr, Hawlc ebs-luL-il Danclnsr Music Half llour-otlu-r el 1,0110 Drama or at Kaltenborn and Coir.mrnl-nl American Cavalcade nl: Lum and Aimer Comedy Hedda Honpor's Howard Barlow Concert-Jeau Davis Comedy Variety- Fh Is JTnlni Women's Clubs Braildork Club Meets Mrs. Tlicodore Recdcr was host ess to the Braddock Homemakers Club April 12. The meeting open- vlth a hymn by Mrs. Mmer MciUIcr and Mrs. Lena Trittapoe.

Mrs. Joseph Reeder read the Scripture with the club repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. The peace chairman, Mrs. Roy Gline, and the reading chairman, Mits Mabel Thomas, presented the following program on China: An article on "A Boy Named Chang" was read by Mahoney. Mrs.

Elmer Meitzler read "Story of the Willow Pattern rialc." Mrs. Roy Clinc read a poem. "Salt for China's Daily Rice Fields" was reported on by-Mrs. Charles Main. "Exploring Wild West China" was given by Mrs.

J. A. Summers. Mrs. Albert M.

reported on "China Shall Rise Again" by Madame Chiang Kai- Shek. Mrs. Neimann Brunk gave a brief history of Chinese music. Eighteen members responded to roll call with a fact about China. The demonstration on "Buying Quality Canned Fruits and Vegetables" and the baking of a fruit bar was given by Mrs.

Charles Main and Mrs. Cecil Stine. In commemoration of. Home Demonstration Week to begin May 5. the club members and their families will attend the Braddock Lutheran church, the services starting at 2.30 o'clock.

Rev. Dr. H. C. Erdman will use as his theme "Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's World." The nest club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Tobery, Friday evening. May 10, at 7.30 o'clock. Freshmen Students To Give Recital At Hood Freshmen studying In the depart ment of music at Hood College will nprfnrm in a recital In he held Thursday afternoon at o'clock in Brodbeck Hall. Piano, voice, and organ selections have been The program will include the following piano selections: "In an Irish Jaunting Car." bv Whitfcld: Consolation." and "Venetian Boat by Mendelssohn: "Italian Concerto" and "Allegro Animato," by Bach: selections from "Scenas Enfnntis." by Pinto: "Sonata Op. 2.

No. 1" and "Allegro." by Beethoven, and by Liszt. oice selections will include Lasciatc Mi Morire." by Monte-crdi: "Yesterday." by Abbott: Nymphs and Shepherds." by Pur- hc cell: "Batti Batti" from "Don Mozart: "To a Hill-and Mio Ferrando." by Dorrizcttl. The icction chosen will be "Fountain SERVICE STATION PURCHASED Reverie," by Fletcher and will be The service at the end of Hendrickson East Main street, Thurmont. for- of Frederick.

merlv opsratcd bv the late P. i Anna Bllddc- T.ittlo hac lwn bv Wm. I voice, will act as S. Pryor. and Harold R.

Wil- i panist. hard "from Mrs. Little. The young OcENSEslsSUED men are re-decorating the station; havc becn 5s. and getting ready for their opening sued af Westlslinster lo Rllsscll H.

Mav i Frounfeltcr and R. Pauline Pit; union Biidgo. Norman R. TO VISIT MUSEUM Houck and Mary E. Koontz.

Kcy-The Creative Painting class ctf Otto Nusbaum and Esther Hood College and several friends Union Bridge: Guy E. will visit the National Museum in Snook and Marv Martin. Em-Washington Tuesday afternoon. Carl T. Austin and Betty The group of approximately 20 per- Frock Tanevtown.

sons will make the trip under the i direction of Max Schallinger. Bnl- There are approximately 900 timore artist, who serves as an in- species of flowering plants, trees, structor in art at the college. I and ferns on the Hawaiian islands. THE NEWS. FREDERICK, MONDAY.

APRIL 29, 194(T. Win Honors In IF. F. Field Day Frederick County and Eastern Shore youths won top honors Sat urday as Maryland members of tne their first field day since the war at the University of Maryland. Carroll House of Middletown High School, won first prize of $100 in a public-speaking contest.

His topic was artificial insemination of animals. Eastern Shore youths won the other two contests of the day poultry and egg judging and milk quality judging. Approximately 150 students and 35 teachers gathered for the contest finals for high schools with vocational agricultural Medals and cash awards were made to the winners of the other contests as follows: Eggs and poultry judging teams Orville Cottoge and Edward Tinder, of Sudlersville. Queen Anne's county, lirst; F. Russell Young.

Ill, and Charles Staley. of Frederick, second; Edward DcLauder and Eugene Price, of Thurmont, third. Russell Young was the high individual in this contest. Milk quality judging teams Arthur Foster and Frank Patrick, of Easlon, first; Harold and Harry Hcinsotin, of Cordova, second; George Shaw and Edward Mullinix, of Clarksville. third.

Charles Larrimore, of Sudlersville, received the highest individual rating in this contest. Walkcrsvillc High School students placed third in the egg and poultry judging contests and High School fifth in both the egg and poultry judging and the milk judging contests. Five Frederick county schools were represented at the field day by three agriculture teachers and approximately 35 boys. The contests were arranged by Arthur Ahalt, formerly of Frederick, professor of rural education at the University. Questions, Answers Has the government sold any A Six were sold recently at Miami, by the Seventh Naval Distarict for a total of $40,000.

They cost apiece in 191G. When did Persia adopt Iran as its official name? In 1935. How did the Balearic Islands, off Hie coast of Spain in the Mediterranean, get tneir name? A Balearic derives from the Greek word "to throw," and was given to the islands because their inhabitants were expert slingers and valuable as such in armies of antiquity. ON CARROLL JURY Among the jurors drawn for the May term of Circuit Court in Carroll county, which opens May 13. arc: Taneytown district, George W.

Crousc. Pius L. Hemler, Bernard F. Morrison and M. Doty Robb; New Windsor, Frederick W.

Boone, Norman E. Naill and Charles F. Bachman: Union Bridge. L. sock: Mt.

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