Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 12

EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1933 THIRTEEN iLOSEDSHOP JOR ISSUE, YS OFFICIAL anese Personnel Direc- Presente Testimony Variance With That of Dundon JILL FINISH TODAY Called to Bring transcript of Meetings iFrom Edward R. Allan's Files iS the assertion that the of change in status of had entered ently into all discussions to writing a new con-e the expiration of the old October, Edward Allen, kol director' of thu Celanese ion, WHS examined and examined at length thisj ng by counsel before the Un- Compensation Board's ris nn the question of eligibility Celanese employes''right to Iployment compensation pay- jbiitf recess was declared at o'clock lo enable a messen- produce from Mr. Allen's a transcript of company- I negotiations carried on at in- between March 4 anil Aug-! An error ia the form sub-j issued for Mr. Allen's ihe hearings was responsi-i interruption to his lir.siion. Three Issues Involved to this the burden of Irvidence amounted to a de-j lion of what transpired meetings called to; a working' contract.

He out that of the three major involved, namely, provision displaced em-! increase and union sta-i latter issue proved the! Ntighbor'x Quarrel In Court VU A neighbors quarrel over stone-throwing children, with background from "a former labor dispute, between two Celanese workers living at Oresaptown, fought out this morning in Trial Magistrates Court and will be continued in front of ft jury at the October session of court. 4The case came up after Mrs. William Haley obtained a warrant against James Lincoln, following an exchange of words lact Wednesday evening following the breaking of a chicken's teg by Mrs. Haley's 12-yew-bld boy. Lincoln, 50-year-old member, who has worked at the Celanese six years, and is now buying his own home at Cresaptown, was transferring chickens from one pen to another, when one little brown pullet got away.

That was the one the boy injured while it was running around a nearby vacant lot. Lincoln then testified that he went to SCR WllHam Raley but he was not at home and then Mrs. Baley testified they exchanged compliments, using such phrases as "scab," and "yellow Russian." When asked by State's Attorney Morgan C. Harris, prosecuting the case, if he threatened to "beat the devil out of" the Raley boy, Lincoln said he was "a man of mature years and judgment." He admitted, however, he felt like giving him a. good spanking.

Magistrate Frank A. Pcr- dew, who heard the case, fined Lincoln $5 and costs on the charge of disturbing the peace near a public highway, but Defense Attorney Estel C. Kelley, immediately appealed for a jury irinl. COMMISSION TO STUDY SANITARY CONDfTWNS Mayor Irvine Says City Will Name One Member as Requested by Legislature In conformauce with ft joint resolution approved at the last session' of the General Assembly, Mayor Harry Irvine uld today the Mayor and City Council will name a member to a seven-man commission which wUl study sanitary conditions in Allegany county. A copy of the resolution was received today from Francis Petrott, secretary of state.

It provides that the Allegany County Commissioners shiil name four members, the Mayor and City Council of Cumberland one, with Che director of the State Department of Health and the chief engineer of the Public Service Commission completing the group. The commission will study conditions in respect to water supply and sewage and make rocommenda- jtions for legislation In a report to the county commissioner to be OBITUARY Bert V. Lesley Boswell, Aug. V. Lepley, 56, a resident of Jeuner his home near Boswell.

Death was attributed to an embolism, resulting from a fractured leg he suffered Aun Cohta Keyser, W. August 35 Ly- dlk Ann Cohen, four-raontli-old Township, died Tuesday night at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, 84 North street, died last night at Memorial Hospital. Cumberland.

In addition to the par- August 2 in a fall from a garage ents, brother, Louis Harry Cohen, roof he was repairing. Bert L-ep- ley was a son of MiUard and Emma (Burkett) Lepley, both deceased. His wife, Mrs. Mary Lepley, passed away in 1921. He had been a machinist for 25 years.

Surviving are these children: Miss Margaret Lepley, at home: Evelyn, wife of Harry Lehman, Wilkinsbtirg; SeUna, wife of David Brown, Homesead, and Mildred Lepley, Wilklnsburg. A son, Bert Lepley, died three j-ears ago. He also leaves these brothers and sister: Dorie Lepley, Cumberland. Troy and William, both of Pittsburgh; Orrle Lepley, in the U. S.

Veterans Hospital, at Bronx, N. Lawrence Lepley. Boston, Frieda, wife of William Orris, Johnstown; Laura, widow of Walter Bloom of Johnstown, and 'Nellie, wife of Christ Kennell, Boswell. Mr. by October 1, 1940.

Tha (Lep i was a member of the Jr. O. and grandmother, Mrs. Annie Shoemaker, all of Keyset, survive. Mrs.

Walter Wilt Mrs. Clara Conners Wilt, 57, wife of Walter Wilt, of 209 Knox street, died last night after a long illness. She returned to her home from Allegany Hospital last week. SOCIAL SLAYER OF DANCER BLAMED FOR ATTACK Maid Near Death From Declare Cases Are Similar Hollywood, Aug. Wagner, 17-year-old maid, near death from ft beating Police Capt.

R. Pftttou theorized was throughout trts sr.ore than- Buddy Rogers' Band Hit At Crystal Park "Buddy" Rogers, former screen idol and husband of the famous Mary Piclcford. scored decided hit with ft capacity crowd of dancers at Crystal Park last night. Rogers, unlike so many headlines, remained on the stand wltti Surviving are a daughter. siclans she iuered by the slkyer of So- soyeva, Russian dancer.

Mls-s Wagner was found in her employer's home, her skull frac-i tured by a piece of lumber. Phy-! Although he ipent most of the four-hour program and. was the hardest worker in his capable or- ganisation. Autograph fans found his easy to approach and very plea- TYPHOID DEATHS MAY BE TRACED TO CARRIER Garrett County Health Officer Investigating Two Recent Fatalities ut Granlsville Gramsville, Md, Aug. 25 Dr.

II R. Dupuy. Gan-ett county health officer, said today outbreak ol yphold lever near here which caused two deaths was apparently due to a carrier and not to an infected spring Dr. Dupuy said (lie sant. Laura Belle Conners.

Palmar, three Harvey and Calvin Con- ally attacked. I-llllllI ners. Palmer, and Ira Conners, Fatten said similarities between Hershey, a brother, Cleve-her assault and the Sosoyeva blud- land Simmons, and two sisters. i cd hlm to Charles Moore and Mrs. Sallv Cor-1 bin, all of Romney.

man was responsible. Frank Swader Rites Afiss Sosoyeva was killed last Davis, W. Aug. for-February on the Los Angeles Cily Frank Swader were conducted', College campus. Tuesday morning in St.

Veronica's! Catholic Church, by Rev. Fr.l Sau6rs. The pallbearers were Leei Moore. Edward Walters. Howard; crimln-jtime directing hU musicians, Hoi- jers proved hunself a versatile musician by playing the comet, trom- drums, piano, bass and other Instruments.

His iiuuit; aim uuici Ulan iujiciiua. ma the samel vocalizing was also well-received and between dance numbers he on the electric or- first hrre since 1935 tdded he was still investigating the CArrler angle and had an idea of the Identity lite ixr.son who. while In good Health was still harboring gcrnii. The llrsi dfrtih was lhai of Harold Bittuigcr. -J'J.

who died early this month. A little Inter Mrs. Rachel CustPr tell ill and died in i Cumberland luxspital. county in turn will report to theju. A.

M. Funeral services will beJMosser, William Kline, Leo Lah-j i General Assembly. The members of! conducted tomorrow morning. Jinan and Harvey Moore, members New York, Aug. 25 Selected commission will serve without! Onited Mine Workers of Amer- stocks regained their balance uj to-' Rogers' organisation was first IMCTAf MFTFRS class throughout and he was quick 11 ln rtLL "ItltlVO jto ilip into the background during! AW RPHFORH numbers of Johnny Mov-j Ui DttVrvMJ OlUtiljl rls.

a drummer of Gene KrupaV calibre; Mela Margie, Some MiU'hiucs to be Movod and The. l-Yom Present Locations, Scouy Biu-l jpay but will be allowed $300 for expenses. PERSONAL HARRY WRIGHT Westernport, A a rv i ue I lea. Interment was in Davis Ceme-; day's market with advances runn-i uw tei 'tint to a point or so for favorites, outstanding gultar-ban-, natwoftptacedl- 3 E. Cough.in slow from the start, "u'7" yesterday morning at Chattanooga, i Prank E.

Coughlin, 65. re- 'showed little pickup near the final cl band established it- and oth, according to his sister, in Cumberland until Transfer, were at the rate RS 0( to play her, str.o w.il moved to Healo.d Lucy Evans, so advising her son.jdied yesterday in a Cleveland hos-'apPioKlmawly 650.000 shares, or, 1 rt C1S conKK ana uwalled on the nghi after an illness of several-iess than half the total of the pre- evcn lll h( Ol lhp and topnotci. Wall street 7 lr Raymond Evans. 129 Man street. pitol Wimam spangter.

James Sullivan, Wr! was son of Mra monlhs His wife and six children "dine and Fredenck Klein are voting in; Wrl ht who died ast Jan sm vive Rj Helping to cal York and South River, N. UBl yi and a brot her of Mrs. Vir-'peal Bucy, Ridgedale a brokers said, were repans Gibson. CryMRl bv HHU.V Irune. MAY ANSWER Anthony are New Thelma and-Evelyn Ryan, Bedford street, are visiting mi Clevelard.

Miss Eliza E. Michael Miss Dorothy Wallace. 529 Fay-j westernport, Aug. "thei home" "polcy'. in lor! I ette street, has returned from Tur-; neral serv ces for Miss E.l wr he had lived a number of WHr waj: not certain, key Foot Lake near Akron, Ohio.

Mo nie" Michael, 16, daughter of! years. He was a. son of the late Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank McGee andj lne nle Mr a nd Mrs. George L.jand Mrs. David Lindeman. Until son and daughter-in-law, Mr. andj i hael.

who died Monday werel about a week ago Mr. Unttenian was Mrs. Edward McGee, 916 Mary- conducted Wednesday afternoon I a to be about. Surviving are one land avenue, are at Niagara Falls.lf rO her home at 329 Hammond i brother, Samuel Lindeman, Boyton. Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald E. by Rev. Raymond L. and a number of nieces and ncp- La Vale, are spending two weeks i pastor of St.

John's Methodist'hews, on a tour to include Niagara Falls; hui-ch, assisted by Rev. I. G. Mich-j rs Calvin Valentine Urias Lindeman da 5' ol ynK-e" in which bor conditions hcrp. it was Mated.

Meyersdale Pa Aug capitulate to the Germans. On top incidciually. Ls one of the. In me explained ihnt ihe 'Lindeman 79 died carlv Thuvsdav of lhls lhc President at his ftw known band leaders enimju- Hie program for conference indicmed lrRVcl almost exclu.Mxe!y by air- usmn mcu-i-s only on one of plane. He arrived at the Mexico Ci-iutp nnd Mechanic Mreel.s HI one Faruvs Into yo.slt'rday nmr Km inonlli nii'irrs icriioon in his own cabin plane Mile ol Mirci br u-i-d from Pa.

whore micl (hi 1 miinlh cm Uie filled an enpagrinent at Sunset on.otlu-i wiil tx' in opt'i ation i and left this afionirmii It cxpl.unpd thai by slurtijiK II.U.T.'for Ocean Cily. where band'trom one side lo UIP othrr plays tonighi. irort.s mi- kepi in tv-iici slutpc. IxMh 16 Llljr I ly VIRK sNui'K iael. A quartette, A.

Nicholas Hulh, Meyersdale, Aug. Xmci! jt Korr James three, sou of Milfrcd C.j Milton Albertson, Walter T. Lyons, 'calvin Valentine. Sherman street. jStecle.

619 Leiper street, at Alle- lan Victor Kalbaugh, sang. Bcthle- di ec in the Memorial obstacle to a satisfactoryiUnion Files Charges With-and Canada. His evidence La bor Board Richard H. r.ion us adamant in demand-! i rl form of recognition, vol-i Joyce rlencls L.ommitlee gnny Hospital with a fractured leg.jhem Chapter, Order of the Eastern'Hospital. Johnstown, where she was Am rc check-off of union member-1 Mr.

and Mrs. Thos. F. Conlon.jstar, held its ritualistic service at.under treatment. Beiides her hus- d-es, tantamount to commit-l No answer was made today byjSchley sti-eet.

are in Baltimore i 1e hon-e Tuesday night. she Is survived by several 1 0 company to a Celanese Corporation of Amer-jthe American Legion convention, in Philos cemetery. 'children, one sister. Mrs. Oscar jii-eemenl.

He said that this: icn to message yesterday from! The Rev. and Mrs. Edgar S. Price Active pallbearers were and one brother. Daniel a A.

Dundon. president of'nnil children were guests of Robert Derhnm, Paul all ol Meyer.sdalp. pel-severed through all Local 1874. Celanese Workers Indus-; Price's mother. Mr.s.

Phoebe Wilson'Courtney Andrews. LnPorla Dates- right up to the sus- trial Union, stating that the other relatives in snd Harry Dawson; honorary. of work August 4. His tes- is to meet with company Mi.ss Eleanor Eaton and of Kappa Delta in direct contrast on this representatives to effect a settle-jLeota Oster. Flintstone.

Miss Man'i Mrs. Lloyd M. Alkins. Mrs. George; that of James A.

regarding the work stoppage i Morgan. Frostburg, and Miss Flor- Angle. Mrs. Harry Ravenscroft, Mi.ssi president, presented at the local plant. jence Thompson, Cresaptown, Jiooken and Mrs.

Harry i morning's hearing. it was indicated, however, byjtumeu from New York. 'Dawson. NeivspapernKin Heard Celanese oiflclaLs here that a reply! Mr. and Mrs.

Myron Chedesterl Among those attending were lvlal ja to 1 aJ 1 161 7fi' II)' 21 in 1S1 78', 9'j 10-, Chnslip Koad Hirlliciay Kvcnl A birihdny parly was held ai ilir iipinp of Mr. and Mrs. A. Straw- r.ermau, Christie Road, in honor AT (J RIGHT WPA JOBS SBK-: Burlmston term on the be made later today. and daughter, Maureen, a nd Mr.s.

T. DeWitt Dickey, Taylors-) punctured by Dundon sent his message to the are visitors. jvllle. Hugh Hamill. Deer Mantling Williams, city edi-iNew York office of the William L.

Wilson, Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil i Cumberland News, sub-latter receiving a resolution from'panted by his mother and aunt. Broadwater, Mrs. William Shugart.j C.

O. H. Col. F.lcc: CopimrrrtA; Cmnir.incidJ 1 i- f.i Cotn. South Annapolis.

Aug. 25 i-l'i Con-olldutrci pate but Wishes to Designate Projects JT "6- 3 is 1 II 1 3.1 Un. or the rayon division. U. was sent the company: printed in the following' sue of the paper.

The item was a notice to the ef- the local union executive had that night (August complete stoppage of work plant and was pur-! lo have originated with I- A. Dundon. Informed of his) as a newspaperman to re- i divulge news sources, Mr. waived his rights there- spying that neither the article nor Uie clrcum- of its being handed over to "As the result of an appeal embodied in a resolution at, a conference of mayors representative of local communities addressed to us touay, we are herewith' advising you that we are prepared to meet in conference with officials of your corporation for the purpose of effecting a settlement of tlie present controversy at a time and place that will be satisfactory to the corpora lion." Meanwhile it has been announced North Liberty street, is Senator. Atlantic City.

i'. IT 30' 6'. 1 3-1, designating Ihe proipcls to which priMl Ro! 58 Mr it will contribute, the" Board of pub-' 6 Miss Jane B. Hutson. 221 Haiti-.

New Germany; Mr. and Mrs. 1 cdcrR -A w', avenue, left today for New! Porter Michael, McCooie, and Thc ac liort gs a in'' and West Point I George Michael, Keyser. quest of Govcrnor Herbert Au.o-u,r res: William Oswald, are at Deep Salisbury, Aug. 1 ean pa pale Sf.

1 1 Molurs iiake. Misaowia miey. widow of merBen 5 yl died in sa.isburyi^.J^.^L^!,^^^^^-^-^^ Consolidated. R. fit The Cecil Michael, Frostburg; Jennie Jenkins, Lee Miss Betty Lee Oracle is died in West Salisbury, kcs fire fl 1 Irs.

Leslie Curtis, Philadelphia. iThursday morning from ft heart at-' cond j( ip ls or Griinby 8'. 1 ti I3'i jT'a 21', 9'j 3', IT 31- is dauglupr. I'retem wore: Jttnc. Earl.

Miuy. Beuv and Vuyiuia Rice. Pi-arl Myrr.s. Lucille Alln-v. Ooio: June.

Mi Id red ivl y.oiiklx-it. Hftly Snvdt-r. Hfi'd. lievi'ilv Hi-jiori-Mui 'linn Hulph Vlii 1 Wilson. SiHl- Lluyil '-Viibur Allen Hiuikc.

Moat.s. Kiieene and Dclbou iicnSjci-K. MJ nnd Mr.v MOCIT. Mr. Mii Lcroy Sny- npr.

Mr inn! Mr.s. J. Himimui' Mr. Hiiri Cliiii-c anci 'Mii'dnn. RolK-il and Miirs KiL-n.

uiiuti'd II-MIIC Harry Whrn jmrkin'4 is ol unr way Is worn too much, 'llus nt- alicady uvcri lien, bnwprn BaHimoic CELANESE STRIKE NOT CLOSING WEAVING FIRMS of Yntk. Ant Cnn- lirr rrvnvi'i-ii'i-s m-'v foe of tlir yarn fnijm- IIM 33' ri'mb lo oblnsn ihi A Simmon.s. Paul, Hazel, i- rdn(jP ot -such rloths iHry RichRrd and Jeanne riirnr-d to Ic.ss actue ncrlaic nia- String music was (urnif-hcd by: tprinl.s. Li'gpnp Warren Wilson. Biliv De-rjitf tlv.se or a Stafford.

Dt'lberl mi'l dily U'-lHcniiiR pupply. UIP Joint I'lrnir i0ni irpoils ol actual nr ciifiaijtncnt of prfKiui'i l)s hoxloom fiibrir as a direct fp.Mill nf OK- Cinnbciland re drd ns oi'iinu iil'lo 15 1 i-1' William M. somerville Wash- tack. A daughter of the late Mr, ington street, Is visiting Fl'ancis'and Mrs. Dennis Wagjier, she is Torrington, Deep Creek lake.

The if lice dnd 11Cedc1 0 Copp Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lucas and-ters: Morris that the -Committee of 115" is sons, Robert and Philip. 317 Robert, William and re of a nature to invoke'headed by Richard H. Joyce, Cum- ette street, are in Roanoke.

Va. JMrs. Edward Crowe. Mrs. Recsei because of his status Celanese worker.

Miss Peggy Stalnaker. and Mrs. George Robin- of the fourth estate. Mr i Herbert Payne, director of the returned to Washington and West Salisbury. on crass-examination about rayon division of the textile union, Rucsr, Miss Ann Catiell Williams, 1 Her husband was Rjent of the.

hv nnd daueh-- vlt ttniu-i mi. H.I-VCMJT these sons and cmugii butlon Qf Hp roximBtei $59000 Im E1 cl rris and Edward, Green-: A Inl 1 32'. 10', SO nnd Klwiinliui. 1 lirUi I their aniuinl Joint plrnic lhc Ciiiiibprkuici i' ri. 44u 4: with (4011.

lioi pilLuiag. Bridiie winners wcrp Mr.s. E. Moycr. V.

carpenter Mrs. jonn Shfiupe Ninp Join DrMolxv Tltcip are dflnite Ihe volumr avallfiblc RiPigP K0ti(i5 But i tnnix'teiU ob.spr\-Prs dpclaiv UIK; trouble lew Jt Myrri. Inc I. Truck. Jtic at yesterday's hearing, lb--iiis; shown the article, sairf.

announced a complaint against the company has been filed with the Berryville', Va. Baltimore Ohio Railroad at Mary Elizabeth Ice. 715 Patterson 'Salisbury for many years. remember writing any-iNational Labor Relations Board avenue, is in Fairmont, W. Va.

i that jrepreser.iatives here. M. K. Sullivan, Misses Mildred Hafcr, Sectig Quired To Fiivinrcs fici examiner, and Charles Y. nnd Mary Elbin, 247 Bond; Evelyn G.

O'Haver Riles Westernport. Aug. mately $175,000. The governor pointed out that the board's action "leaves the door open" for the suite to get the bene- ifit of future WPA work and wlth- the action. Maryland 1 1 have been able to 0 in the funds.

RCR. ins 3D' 19 JO' ins 30' ir 17 10S 38' I revive but natlent under lLalimer attorney. street, attended the Bedford faii-neral services for Evelyn G. HR "'oioVioiw aDDarentK ir- The union charges the company is.yesterday. ver.

13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.iFrjDnpCAfJ WAR Wfllll Xit Honor Uponsorlog a back-to-work move-! Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cornish. Clarence O'Haver, who was drowned tUIVUrE Art ft AH ffUULU ippuuion ot tne i Xyro rf f- rnnn ir, Patterson's DP DI TA UAI I VU7AAH finanpiRilv interrstpri 'm ls refusing to bargain Hotel, returned from vis-! Sunday afternoon in C- arid faith il 1g brother CornLsh.lcreek, at Mir.co Mineral corporaton and -s -Elyria.

O. lev. W. were conducted W. 111 I tl Elyria, O.

ley, W. were conducted Miss Margaret T. Loar and morning from her home in DIM. Prurt. Pow.

L.L. YorV I'orthcrti Pacmc I kard fttnounl i PrnnH. 'Puh. N. J.

i Continued From Page JRid'in ciirp answer. "Yes. I own the bonrd yesterday and late into the night a pnradp of major and officials. Mr allci Mrs Vincent H. New York, are guests of Adolf ton D.

Cosner, pastor of the Church Leslie Howard and Robert inc lcla we iman, 324 Aviictt avenue. annoimce'Hirsch, La Vale. of the Brethren. Intenneni was in well known in Hollywood, are 1nyuv 1 lL Kiibstantiate iheh-i l)le son sl night at 1 Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Click and-Phllos cemetery. Tlie pallbearers.jEngland now. their pRrinc Begg.s, returned Wednesday from Green's addition by Rev. Raymond graduate of Sandhurst, the lh niii' the 4-H Club tour to New York.iL.

Moore, pastor of St. John's! West Point, and is an officer in Norman Elliott and Albeit Wid--Methodist church and Rev. New- British army. I 0ld JuKk is 3 IS'. 5', I 1 It)- 1 IS'.

10 10' nboiu the events preceding and stibse- Mispenslon of A eg any Hospital. John. and Louise Click are at Scouts, were Russell Bnugh- Mr. and Mrs. Paul J.

Joyce, 432; Chalfome Haddon Hall, Atlantic man. Guy Cook, William Dcvore. ioonald berham, Frank Martin. avenue, announce the birth.City. I on Aupiist 4 which theyj of a son i ast Iljglu Bt AilC fr anv os-.

into voluminous! .,1. Mr. and Elmer L. Davis, Discf Ies Christ North Mechanic street, announce-' the birth of a son yesterday after-! oicier of their loon at AIlegany Hospital. Among the British subjects now Cu Hollywood are two world war vet- erans Donald CrLsp, who was in rl the hearing In Balri- Autjust 16.

Testify i Thomas Donnelly. William Bniigh-i the mllUno' intelligence service, and on. Iman and Jaek Fazenbaker. Slephenson and the fcl- Carp. It 3'.

SO, 74'. 10 10'. IP. i Nino members were inuisilrd would iii.si aiunlier the Cumberland chapler of the Or- wefe.s iwune severe stoppage r'rr of DcMoIiiy Rt -he of wcriviiic (i)K would becoinr 'Masonic temple. They are ClMile-.

William Appcl. William l.e.slir Gay IX (i 1P ol mpnn thnl thp io i Nelson Willlnm Kaylor. Ktlward ntlon i- i Buy less Roberi Meaner, Maxwell l.e\vls•'>' On louinuy it us fearnf thnl and Jr.seph Eimen Wilkin- lllf- dillu-uity may bp indcflnilely IJ son. all ot Cumberland; Thomas pioloiijjcd The cmjor Issue Ix tlip Ellas nnri Wslter Clifton shop nnd it Ls noted that Jeffries. Frost'burg: nnd Georcp ficlit atalntl this prin- Donald.

Lonhcoiiins ctple Uif htljijx)! A dance will Ix- held the Al 1 custoiners. Whether UIP Country Club. Friday, Sop- vlnth mills would morify their niornl fi. riK'nuraeinent if tlinr on-n ojwra- 1 llnn.s iictjin to leel the pinrh. no one NKOI-S (o Mt.

Savarr ifi. is predlt IUIR 38 Mr. and Mr.s. Km Madden of U.TS ndmit to Ohio, veiled Mr. and Mis ihni pn Burns.

Mount Savape. mlRh vardnee IOS.SPS route to PlniMintvllle. New am A. Madden and Glsdvs 10 lo 1 IP 14' JO' 3V 39 in present sittitation. But even this prnypen cjHP.stloned by returned to Akron Ohio, PU A( ordin to one accompnniPd by Mrs.

Rasciin Mad- lPB thr have morr oen. who the pasi two month? will, her Mrs Bui 0 0 i hrtn lhf dolh mBn lfB rhr sran uy 0 RO(X SI vvi so of Piedmont, Westernport. lowinp: Charh ders. Richard Greene. Convention Near and Keyscr were ftnwerbear-1 Charles Laughlon.

George San- 9 witness stand the Colanesel Fred T. Small, chief Herrnan Rainalter, superintendent. Joseph foreninn of spinning de'. Alvln Storey. -'iivrintendent.

Cyril M. house Mr. and Mrs. George oranuvtllc. announce the birth ofj cljris( a'daughter, this mornnu, in Mem- ri lir Pow onH The 58th annual convention of Amo 8 those wpie Mr.JAherne.

Boris Karlofl. Ronald rtn Inloinv The oath annual convention i. ArtIO all(i fam Basil Ralhbone, Gary Gninr.H' s. s.rr: ULsciples oii ily Mrs Haze phinips Bcnle Rnd Laurence-Oliver, District Brixlin. Cumberland; Eleanor Wai-; orinl Hospital.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Herman Franklin Hancock, Snow uclent. was the same in! Louis Victor Hamo, cl ge Counsel for the company, Mary Margaret Wertsinfr. jClnirch near Paw Paw and wil, Mrs. i WiLr A. of Romney.

i president of the convention, and MacDonald. of Cumberland, Annonnce Sofia Is Miraculous Medal Club will series of PrWay socials at p. September 1. at Eire Motors IWoolworlh Co Truck Can. IT.

39 44'. 31' 32' 2' 11 JIP 4 Mr. nr.d Mrs Alvin Frinks. Alexandria. nrc now visitine Mr and Ml Bui n.s.

to K() tti; niPrchandi.se, but l'-'; KvrnU Urirfl.v Nolrd j-upply hp tight 3t'. The LVanna Diirbin Devoioe Club 10 ruable them to command firmpr 3 will meet tomorrow a rt ni ihr or brttPi- pric-s Tlial condition nrp- l.i'. homo of Miss Bettie Rrhlunt. Ill vn1l. flu liivW.ent, point mil A wiener ronM WRJ held 4 101 44'- 1J' 0 Pnrk Wednesday by Ooru- Settle.

Smilh. Mario music. Avlrett. reviewed in ques- 1 form the pprtincn' to the individual contained in the comp- '-oned hlston- of August 4. followed by minute cross by union triPd to show that -4 at the plant "strike." Union coun- 'od to demonstrf.tc that -as a misnomer and that 1.1 llv took place WMS "stoo- k.

Tn Stop by union counsel admitted that, for one another, there were some the varlOMS departments not join In the general "ware! the gnlrs. Con- 1 HIP Biid care was devot- Counsel to pxtablbhlng ilegnny Hospital for the N.ri ithe Kii7miller Mi.v=fon. Mrs. i iviiwv-. i -j, i r.lecirir noun 'HRrtmsn.

Mr. and MM. Lnwrenccjl'nm Bfirlpy and Mrs Norr'si "£, 'amily; Mrs. William will be in charpe. Corp family; Mr.

and Mrs earn Harry Ross Fayman and Miss Georgeanna 1 P. M. lE.UT SMI.000. Dlv. NirtV VORK Daniels.

born, Pa. Margaret Woodcock. Cumberland. "Help Me Find My Leo Oda Marsh. Mt.

Pleasant, Ministers- at Ihe convention: A. Doris Winnette McLaln. lan.ibee. W. Va.

Hanes, Brownsville. E. A. Pembroke, N. W.

E. Claysville. James they made to stop the exodus of Cumberland; S. J. Goode.j and McCooie; Mrs.

W. Z. Wai nick. MM and Mrs. Henry Rumpr.

Mr. and: Mrs. Ernest KuykendaH. Miss Ruth Smith. Mrs.

Alonro Flcpk and Winchester; Conrad Strobrldge, Inwood; R. H. Kinney. Augusta, and Wilbur A. Reid, Romney.

workers from the plant, all the officials gave the SRITIP. implied answer, namely, that, it was not their wont to jump In front of a roller. i Thc nleht hearing adjourned at 10:45 o'clock. Before calling it day, however, the sitting lelj Jonn Tcter Jun(or at CITY BRIEFS It be known that the proceedings under way were a decided departure Macon College, Ashland Virginia, will speak Sunday at the 11 o'clock daughter. Snmurl Reese's Mill: Mrs Roy Golrisworthy.j New Pora.

N. Mrs. Calvin cnbnkpr. Jersey City. N.

Miss: Geralcline Salynrds. Mr. nnd Clarencp Mr. HIH! Mrs.j Warnick and family; MiT.j Isaac Umsiot, Mrs Leslie Slcwnrt, Mrs. Frank Ktmmcl and riaughtpr.

Joan; Miss Virginia Rogcrfl. Miss; Elsie Mae Kirtley. Miss Ruth from Its usual method of determ- services of the Wesley Chapel Beverly Miss Ing compensation eligibility in circumstances. Heretofore. of thpse PX- hp Rpncial August 4 what eflorta, any, Board witnesses were exam-l ined by the Bonrd Church Short Gap wJ Ruth Mixon.

MLv Wanda Wageley, the 7 vesper' wr-' MjM Mar Ij Mto 1 o( he calvary Methodist' Dayton, Miss Dorw Murphv. Miss and nirtoeip.v (Rose Mnry Smith. Mfss Geor- stibjpctpd to lonft drawn, reptitloiis i Iglanna Mills. MLvs Jane WaRPle.v. exsminatlon by counsel, pro unri 71ie Knlghui of Malm will tlectiMivs Blanrhp Pangh nnd Eldworth con.

p. m. today. Keyser. Local Butcher Requests Job as Executioner Pa Aug A buirhpr with 13 yrnrs pxtxripnrp in a MiuichlPr IIOU-P was one of 45 applicants trxliiy l.i MK- rfpfl Roiy-r: O.

Elliott of NPW York RS PrnasylvaniB's official pxccuiior.rr. Elliou br.rn 111 A Tacoma. Wa.sh rx-sol- dier wrote IIP wanted Uic Job bfcnuac his present salary was to support thp Weal Ampripun family of six Pennsylvania pays li.i ex- prut lonpr $2Sn for pnrh put to death 3 t' p. )' I'i KOSS 101 NT! MARKIT Bk of Am nT of Yu 1 Itunlcn I'r IBuwKMl C'rlllrnl Hall. KH Nolioiu! iChrmKnl B'.

1 Cc.r.lmnuc! Hv A i Turn fcx. 1 Kinpirf I'-ll Nhl I 1 'T'rusl Irvmu MmiHlUi 'I Tutillc Ini I r. Crtl Oirp 1.1 M'. in-. IM 11 'i no 1:1 i 51' II 41 ir, Walter Settle.

Doroihv Gladys a i s. Mrs a Pownnll. Ethel Hiuit. Chlldrss sncl Madeline The Kitchen Bund of Queen City 'Grove No, 11. Woodmrn Circle hold rpliPur.sa! nt (Up home of A Linnpnbrossrr lomnht Mr.

and Mrs Chuilr.s Callls. 309 Oldtown rond. held rrreptmn 'for their son and dauEhter-ln-mw. nnrf l.fp Ann Callis rlay. Over 100 ndPiideri Mrs Philip l.urnv 817 Fu tt R.S named Elbin.

tfoiuf MATntK TWIN OIKS THIS MORMNfi Tli'- AnmiJpst of pair of twins, twini iirpmniiirrly to Wiley Fr.id. woman Is.nt ninht. snri nish- rrt fo dird thU ni 7 IS, ho.spttal nuwnd- unts stud Moihn of flip Ann Wilpy Ford driver. Botii mffliil.s ane born a( the homr. nnd bronchi 1" AllPKRiii- HospltRl plnrrcl In tn- rav who vnt Ciit.ilxrlniid arrived pi.i COMPANIT.S AA .1 II dO fiiiy.

uvrr niimorci I'lilxilor of Hi forr Di. A nnle. ihe First rn rl roril Church, for the annual c-onlemirp rir nc r(1 hr sri OIlrt 6 so In BflliirnoiP Ocinhpi- snd 6 i nlcin Thr (H tur brollKl hf The Cl'isr fnmilv iriiiuiin fants in' li.x-j)ilnl id his taxi held Sundny Meadow Rb pnd rt his wift. tnl jwho remained tn Wiley Ford. MUss i-j IrtinPrl yr.s'ipi tip wnh nt BKAPDOCK HOAD tlie Fort Cumberland hetcl in Imn-l Ait rxplixied oil.Atove betipvcd Vor of Miss Henrlellp Minor.

C'har-jio ly the CHIIT of a fire Rt 10 30 loltP. Bptty Oswold. St. today nt the home of Hnr- David. Mls.s Edna Kinp.lit.' Inrul I.ssiin.

nrartiiork MI'Rlrhmond. Vn. Volunippr Fue Com- jj JJ QiiPPn Cilv Onivp No 11. nf Ihpjpiun nnswi'TPd ilip cull and r-m- WfKKlmrn Clrclp n-ilt hnld tlir hl.i.'<- 1 iritut; in me Vullpy Farm nil 1. i M' unknown.