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Medal Of Honor Holder Has Financial Troubles LOUISVILLE. Ky. Charles' (Commando Kelly, winner of the nation's highest military honor for his heroism in World War II, today is looking for a job and a way out of his financial troubles. And the 35 year old Medal of Honor holder said he is "overwhelmed" by offers of help that have come from friends and others who have heard of his diffi culties (Continued From Page One) that Kelly be put on the county payroll. Walker said the proposal was discussed with the two other commissioners and it was decided to ask the Federation of War Veterans for advice.

However. Kellv. who has worked "An attack on Egypt is an attack i Yugoslavia. would stay in Louis NEW WESTERN PLAN FOR RUNNING SUEZ CANAL IS 'WAR EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT NASSER SAYS (Continued Prom Page One) Department support of the international plan "means they will help British provoke the Egyptian people into a clash with Britain." Nasser said Britain and France "conspire against their own interest to prove to the world Egypt's inability to run the canal so they must come in and run it themselves." He said the Egyptian and Greek pilots "courageously resisted all incentive to leave." He announced he was awarding them the medal of merit. "Today we win in the battle of; on all Arabs.

Menoit To Go To Cairo "We will fight anyone who at Another move today was the an tacks EsrvDt. We will waste guer inouncement in New Delhi that In where ahe and Mra. Winn are booked on charges of suspicion kidnaping and attempted murder. Bail of $50,000 wa set for each. Both said they were 1 and that tney themselves nao DeenlforciKj Dy tlie kidnapers to write kidnaped Wednesday by three men several checks against corpora and a woman who had talked uons of which she is an official, about getting money from thej she said she waa alone in her Lathams.

home here with a 4 month old Onlina maiA thftr os ill nn rru ndtun vhm sho any kind and he will keep on say paign speaking tour of 32 states. An "8 airport breakfast is planned for Many Republicans believe the Nixon and for other top GOP wide margin of Eisenhower's 1952, speakers, starting out in six planes victory nas due in large part tolas members of "truth teams. Eisenhower's campaign promise to! Eisenhower went to Washington end the Korean War. Eisenhower! yesterday for conferences, but re went to Korea to confer with U.S. (turned to Gettysburg last night to military leaders afteh the spend the weekend at his farm.

ADLAI TAXES CAMPAIGN TO VIRGINIA Continued From Page One) him. Stevenson flew into Washington yesterday for the formal opening of his national campaign headquarters. XJa nlanc in rtmeln In iha 1 Thoughtful Hen in touring the downtown, area yes "brflnch" preceding the marriage terday, Stevenson told reporters of her niece, Shirley Shapiro of he plans to spend most of the'Des Moines, the first egg she cut next week here working on cam in half had a yolk in the shape of paign speeches and travel plans. 'a heart. summer house on the grounds was smashed to pieces and several hospital windows were broken.

No one was injured. Western Maine apple growers suffered loss they said would run Into thousands of dollars. There also was thunderstorm activity In the Upper and Central Mississippi Valley, with hail in some locations. Cool air covered the area from the Upper and Middle Mississippi Valley eastward through the Ohio Valley, the lower Great Lakes and North Atlantic Coast states. THE EVENING SUN, HANOVER.

PA. MARRIAGES (Continued From Page One) gladioli and white chrysanthe mums. Music was played by Mrs. ernment project where he lives inLrJbl with his wife and six children, said "deh JLiL lnni he was not seeking "charity" but JfiSiV hj sythe, 16 Center Street, Hanover. umjr a woj pam living.

cv, ttiaA 4 VlarwS1.1ar.tH perpetual grin, Kelly won the Medal of Honor for single handedly holding off a German advance in Italy in 1943, killing 40 of the enemy. At Pittsburgh, Kelly's home town, Allegheny County Commis Kelly's bills began mounting aft sioner John M. Walker proposed er an operation jor appendicitis last Aug. 5. Peritonitis set in and doctors told Kellyvhe would have to take it easy, at least until October.

A Louisville radio station, WKLO, announced vesterdav it collar trimmed with iridescent se auins. The sleeves tapered into points trimmed with tulle. The will hold a benefit program in! at construction projects here and! pompons. Matron oi nonor was Kellv's behalf next Thursday at nearbv Frankfort. said he! Mrs.

Virginia Forsythe. siter of night, "probably Kelly, seated in the modest gov 'ville. skirt, which was worn over hoops, featured a bustle effect of white satin topping and a satin insert rescuing to the hem of the gown Her finger tip length veil fell from a pillbox hat decorated witn se quins; She carried a spray shaped bouquet of gloxinia, clustered around orchids and set off by streamers ornamented with white the bride, gown was of waltz length, in Italian styled Chantilly lace of emerald green She wore a white veiled lace cap and gloves. Her bouquet, also spray shaped, featured fall flowers embedded in ivy. Donald Poist, Water Street, New Oxford, served as best man.

Ushers were Larry Flickinger. McSherrystown, a cou sin oi tne oriae, and Fred Staub, New uxtord. brother. A reception for 200 guests was held at the McSherrytown Fire Co. hall, after which the couple left for the New England States and Canada.

For traveling the bride wore a rust colored jersey dress with black accessories and an orchid corsage. Their home will be at 619 Main Street, aicouerrysMjwn. ine oriae is a ipnsp ui Of.ieiiu luul Mkaiusb O'KEEFE TELLS ABOUT ROBBERY cates Those On Trial Says Planning Stage Took More Than Two Years BOSTON Joseph "Specs" ed by Doubleday and Inc. The sulIiU nen cour recessea unui bridegroom, who attended Eichel ot 'ing Agency, York KREPPS WIERMAN a neckline and long sleeves ending with points over the hands. Her et bronze and yellow pompons.

Loyola tion (Krepps, Oklahoma City, served as I best man for his brother. The ush 4 I)3IIUflU. UiUUILl Ul Ul 1UCK1UU 11, iu a.m. Monaay. He said it was Pino who first Volcanic Hot Foot HILO, Hawaii lAP A tourist bow length veil was of silk illusion from Los Angeles stuck his foot attached to a pearl petal headpiece.

ljSS.i1 ameEwi.th volcanic hot foot here. While tour She carried a cascade of white pom ing the site of last vear's volcanic pons and Ivy. The maid of honor eruptions on this largest of the was Miss Nina Wierman, the toe right foot sank into a mud puddle sister. Her gown was of cbral cry and ne came up with And stallette in empire style with a tiny i second degree burns. Hawaii vol SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1956 PAGE THREE mxBiA m.

jwiro i BRINK'S WITNESS IN BOSTON Joseph J. "Sped" O'Keefe, right, star witness for the prosecution in trial of eight men for the great Brinks robbery, talks to District Attorney Garrett H. Byrne, 11.. f. me oriaegroom orougnt irom anoiner jau.

conspiracy." Nasser said. "The tries acceDtinz as Pakistan. Pan Ployed as secretary at the office conspirators lose with their aims oi ama, Syria. Jordan, Indonesia, Af pf Charles A. Smith, insurance international chaos." Sghamstan.

Sudan. Romania, Po a ral estate. The bridegroom, Nasser declared England and iand, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Leban iwn0 ualo attended Delone Catholic France had threatened force East Germany, Chechoslovakia igigj i School, is employed by D. acainst EevDt and oroclaimed i Bulgaria India andiE Wmebrenner Co. EX HEAD OF TOLL UNIT IS INDICTED Part And Impli Buck, County Grand Jury TAUGHINBATJGH TERRY O'Keefe bluntlv told a Superior, Bucks County Grand Jury has Miss Sylvia Ann Terrv.

dauehtei Court iurv he robbed the Brink's i dieted Alexander R. Miller, a for nila warfare or any kina oi ae jdian Prime Minister Nehru Mr. and Mrs Earl Tmtv iau (headquarters of $1,219,000 and theimer chairman of the Delaware at sending his trouble shooting diplo Rtrtt.t r. ieight men on trial were witn mm. niver joint ion Bridge commis iiuuik xii? uuuuir Riiuviuiif uiuivr i Nasser's call for the negotiating Ralph C.

Taughinbaueh 1801 planning stage for more mission officials charged by In the walkout of canal employes came after he refused to oranee Sbwt wJS rYnrk li two years state with misuse of funds, were about 100 foreign ship pilots. llend mi month 22 nation Suez Uraiige btreet est York, mere el, Hp sald membera of the cane ThP mriitmi.nt turtiAl For the first time suea mswry iconfpmice in London, That parley Saturday at 10 a. m. in St. broke into Brink's at least 15 terday to President Judge Edward that left the ob of getting nP produced an 18 nation proposal (Joseph's Catholic Church.

The nup times to study the physical lay Biester, said that an ifL, iJie.ca tial mass and double ring ceremony beore Ewton, insurance executive, stncUv to the EgvP bow just beneath the bodice. She anoloist Dr rry Eaton said Bus service through New Oxford, wore machine mitta and heiidniiK!" ove. K. of C. HI SL1II I.II1M.U II ZlHi OPirriWt Mall and carried a cascade bouquet of some were Paul Krepps McSher ington area for the next week in; Be has one other engagement to irwtnm J1? 18 months after the erup Israel's Farms Produce More JERUSALEM Despite drought, the value of Israel's agricultural production last year advance of a major farm area ourmg me next wee rose by J4 per cent, largely be at the NaUonal Field Days at New iia wu mgu sciiwi iu uenruy 4 nrn uc oi an mcieaac in iirigauon Days ton.

Iowa on Sept. 22. Eisenhower isilver Spring, next Thursday will appear there a day earlier. jevemng. Clayton Fntcney, Stevenson press secretary, saia mat irom Newton Stevenson "probably will make quite a sizable swing" into other sections of the country.

After shaking scores of hands A reception for 250 guests at rit.j Joseph's Parish Hail followed Uie ceremony, after which the couoleiR wineka officiated at the double left for a wedding trip. For travel ceremony, They will reside at ing, the bride wore a navy blue 522 South Hih street Tlle Drlde Mnr2MLu wWte coUar nd cuffs Eichelberger Senior High Morris Luncne was cutting up ah r.H i ho tu hard boiled eggs lor a wedding ixier accessories were navy ana wmie. WIND AND RAIN LASH NEW ENGLAND (Continued From Page One) RENOLL FUHRMAN Miss Shirley Irene Fuhrman, daughter of Mrs. Mary S. Fuhrman, 522 South High Street, and Charles A.

Fuhrman, rear 216 Carlisle Street, was married to Kenneth Edward Renoll, son of Mcs. Lillie Renoil A general warming occurred from Idaho eastward through the and the late John Renoll, 448 South Northern Plains states. i High street, at 8 ociock last eve Cloudy and foggy conditions prevailed along the Northern Pacific jning at the Otterbein United Coast. Brethien Church. The Rev.

Paul CARD PARTY TuesdaySept 18, 1956 Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Social Room Near Abbottstown, Pa. 8:00 P. M. Refreshments McSherrystown: Midwav Delone High School and St. Vincent's Church.

Between 7 and 7:45 P. M. CARD PARTY SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 At 8:15 P. M.

ATHLETIC BUILDING Sponsored by Brushtowa Athletic Association on then retuin they win reside iHan 2' Jhf Dressed Chickens and other at 320 wortn street, McSherrystown, uno oc The bride is a graduate of Delone for two years with the VS. armed will be awarded. Catholic High School, class of IIorce8 01 wmcn 11 monins were 1953, and is employed in the office in Germany. He is employ of Everybody Publishing Co. The ed the Hanover Dry Kiln.

bridegroom, a graduate of Delone High School In 1950, is employed by H. O. Toor. Refreshments on Sale Public Is Invited PEACHES CRANBERRY VALLEY ORCHARDS Will be at Cross Keys TOMORROW, SUNDAY, SEPT. 16 from 12:00 Noon Until With Shippers' Late Red Peaches Some Bracket Tree Ripened Please brlnr.

containers DEMOCRATS PREPARING 1 DATA FOR PROBE UNIT HARRtaSBURG The Demo cratic State Committee had little difficulty arriving at a S425.000 figure as its gross on lnursoay fund raising dinner but today they began checking to see how much of that sum was received in lots of $500 and more. Miss Genevieve Blatt, committee secretary, said the state headquarters hopes to get the data as "soon as possible" to comply with a request by a Senate subcommittee that the figures be ready by Sent. 20. Shortly after the dinner, at which Adlai Stevenson opened his nationwide campaign for the pres idency, state party leaders were told to supply the figures for the financial breakdown. Sen.

Gore Tnn), chairman of the Senate Privileges and Elections subcommittee, wired Sen. Joseph M. Barr, Democratic state chairman for the names of persons and organisations which purchased 10 or more of the $50 a plate tickets. Bicycle Invented In Germany KARLSRUHE. Germany The world's first bicycle is believed to upon his arrival in Boston.

Man" in center is unidentified. O'Keefe, have been made in Karlsruhe, the who ha admitted that he took part in the robbery six years ago, waa'ention of a forester named von FUBLIC SALE Of Dairy Herd and Milking Equipment FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S At 1:00 O'clock P.M. The undersigned will offer at public sale on the premises located on the former George Miller farm, in Glenville, the following: Dairy Herd 13 head of milk cows. 2 Holsteins. V.

i 1 4.1 1 KefurnS indlCimen ore in eood flow of milk. 2 Holatein A 4 a 'and one shorthorn heifer. Ayrshire Against taston Man Ac calf. This herd ii TB and blood CUSed Of Misusing Funds i18 Dairy Equipment I Wilson upright 4 can cooler, in A ttc: ty wk ta Th1 condition: wash tank, 15 gallon DOYLESTOWN, Pa. Tne hatr lik nw; oicrht lA enl tack." Imat, V.

K. Krishna Menon, otreei. ana inaia Kaipj He testified as a state witness sion, for misdemeanor in office 4ii. ii (Cairo tomorrow to see Nasser. jTaugrunbaugh, son of Mr.

and vesterdav that the robbery was Miller is one of five former com ion milk cans. Not responsible for accidents. Terms: Cash. ARTHUR MOFFITT Glenville, Pa. C.

C. Miller. Auctioneer the phone Glen Rock 4823 i Miller Swartz. Clerks. ves itTiu PUBLIC SALE UI.

1 1 A waterway up which Nasser turned down. wrfnrm.ri TThI bf uacried out 015 nightjhad spent commission funds on Orchard Equipment nans and the few foreign puots A new ig nation conference was ere Performed by the pastor, the 0f Jan. 17, 1950. (unauthorised trips to Atlantic City, Household Items Buying on. called for next week in London to Rev.

Chailea E. Park. The bride I O'Keefe said various methods of! McAllen. Phoenix. SATURDAY.

SEPT. 22. 1956 I ffnf psh tatsl Western Big Three wM given in marriage by her father, getting their hands on the big lootand Las Vegas. Beginning at 12 O'clock. Noon, Sharp 4 i TA rnnVflU mmrltlS? frOlTl SliPZ nUn tn neare' aeeniatinn a I Ml ud the channel toward Port Said Vide Dtlots for handlinar the Das ort 1 sail nniiiti it fiiirtiii in a huii i 11 ivii inir iwi if 11 vit Jifii wr white chapel length amTZ XwL tU fniV Miller vas sai3 have spent! inc rsignea wm oner at Pud uMici uisuiiWaJ decided to invade the vault criC irri lie sale on the Dremises.

about three today without any apparent hitch, sage of ships through the water 'gown of embroidered net over sat i room with guns Timed with the mass walkout way unking the Mediterranean! in fashioned with a fitted hod ire Led through his expose by Asst. of toe canals foreign employes, and the Red Sea. jand fcm.Hm Mft Dit. Atty. Frederick T.

Doyle, (O'Keefe related the plan for rob trips. Three Indictments against him contained 38 counts. IIJfe.W.T&L"" Miller had pleaded Innocent be ani mlies southwest of Gettysburg'! Chikov, Soviet consul in Port Said, nounced the association plan thisjIenilh veil was attached to a tiara bing Brink's first came up lateifore a justice of the peace prior the following that a group 01 Kussian puo naa weet. it immediately drew outer studded with seed pearls. She car rnvd hr for dutv tm the CanalJ nrntst from Fsrvntian rffirals I j.

Ui inn a mie tiioie topped witn a how many Russian pilots had ar voking war. rived. Unconfirmed reports Mid' Dulles To Heln Make Plana thr crt onlv six. President Eisenhower directed i .1. iiulnirl Ifpf itairf that Ha tu'in Brown of Trenton.

N.J.. former iinch nlowa. corn binder with car uioia. Keeie said trial ui AnoUier Russian Credit ssecretary of State Dulles to 01 the first entrv in October, 1948, 1 chair man and president of thejrier. New Idea manure spreader, That would not be enough to to London Monday to help plan forittonor Harry Mumma, S2 Baiti amj the robberv date he "went iniLeno china Robert Haney ofsM.

H. corn planter. I. H. heavy disk make a big difference in the over the new parlev.

He 'stressed that more Street, was best man. Earl W. with all of them," meaning the a former controller; 11 harrow, cultipacker, Demer manure all problem of pilots, but it rep Dulles' task is to seek by peaceful Trrv th hrirt' hrmh.r oh n.c,. eicht men on trial: I ham Schwab of Levittown, loader, New Holland P.T.O. No.

66 resented another Soviet mark on, means to assure the canal "will cmah AnUiony Pino, 49; Joseph Mc the credit side of the Arab perform the international service! omiUi Mconerrjstown, ueie Qinius. 63: Thomas F. Richard Word of the arrival of Soviet to which It was dedicated." Dulles ushers. Music was played by Mr, son. 49: James I.

Fahertv, 45; pilots coincided with the news that was expected to press for broad Francis Quigley. organist. The coa Henry Baker, 50: Adolph Maffie, the Soviet Union and Communist backing for the afociauon plan. nl(k lMt th. PfW.rtn 45; Vincent J.

Costa, 42, and Mi China headed a list of 20 countries Egypt 1ms maintained that the iff, Ior Ult rocono Mountams chael V. Geagan, 47. that have accepted Nasser pro canal will be kept open to following a reception at the bride O'Keefe also implicated Stanley posal for a negotiating ooay snipping unaer aoie nypuan con nome, limy wiu reside at 304 West Gusciora, 36. and Joseph S. Ban find a peaceful solution to tne iroi.

iie aeciarmg mat any jWilnut Stjwt Th. Held, who died before the canal crisis. Egypt's Middle news agency listed the other coun late Egyptian sovereignty. WOMAN ESCAPES FROM ROCK 'TOMB' wmie orcma enauig in streamers witness said, opening locked doors 'ere made against four otner lor cultivators, disk drill, side rake.i of stephanotis. Phyllis Terry, with an icepick and a piece of eel mer commission oinciais, juesne; mower.

No. 5. 7' bar, quick tach 14 teroauonai control pian would vio i 7 beea began in 1947. vo wir 1 wuu jui nuiuu uu armint implements I Members of the gang made fre $2,500 bail. At that John Deere Equipment Tractors? mmrit nicrht.tim evnlnmrinn i)a CharteS Of miSUSe Of funds alSO mnriol Xfrutol npo; mhKr six weeks ago.

formerly an assistant controller; baler (practically new); 2 low wag and R. Chapman Carver of Ivy ions, trailer, 15' on rubber; dump land, a former commission wagon, hay tedder Clipper gram member now associated with the cleaner, cement mixer, wood aaw, Pennsylvania Manufacturers Assn. 'front mount; platform scales, bag Earlier yesterday, Miller asked afnr' f'JleJ the U.S. District Court at Phila lfpr and motor, hammermill burr delphia to dismiss a suit brought gard" trial hv th mmmiMilAn rravr 171.. WJWi piow, cmuvawrj, ou 316 in salary said to have P3? triune auiouc nifen) O'Keefe took the stand at noon paid him between 1946 and 1955.

ocuuua, Mconerrystown is employ syestera a ana was sua on tne shovel. Climax stone crusher with elevator and grader jaws, size 16 22 inches, on truck, in excellent con Posta Last Lonrer dition; 3 endless belts 100'. 75 70' MADISON. Wis.A simnle soak "MR attachment for berger Senior High School, is em asked him late in 1947 if he was ing process developed by the Unit fJiCK Yn 1 pioyea oy Uie roratowne AQVertiS ui sure yvu mow, omw hfmrrU annlP hnnrri luth 2 an clear motive, other than court litH Wednesday afternoon. jFrancis Edward Krepps, 325 North aation between Mrs.

Latham and? She struggled free during letreet, MCtonerrystown, son of the a roDDery. Maaison laooratory protects ience; 7ZIT V. 'O Keefe eventually agreed to 'post against decay and termites. I J1 mS n.rti.mia 1 rf Iftft nin nrtcfc tr atari onH caI WP ana Oie Set, IOI OI miSCei tnloVr rr.r;." laneous plumbing and blacksmith nic uuici mniiurrt qi wie lane tvlc hn nott nmA joum oe. ne aaia also tne ucvj.tru.

iue svciukc iuc UA wheat 1938 Chevrolet nirJt un tmrk Miss Rosemary Aim Wierman, held frequent meetings, many of jtread pine pom daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis ta Pino house, and were!" abut three years The treat iron kettles with jackets. 150 De R. Wierman.

22 West Middle iK KSSiKalb yearling hens, coops, feeders. was married today at 10 a. m. to 'iwiw catu uuier uxj irequenuy. 1 twwjuu frequently.

Alloy Take High Heat TORONTO A new high temper er sulfate and then a water solu i "Thk tion of sodium chromate. The twoi K8 chemicals diffuse into the and om pto LiUll 1 11 ir ua 1U1 111 niiiri 1.111 1. i 1 a a a i 1 1 i 1 nnui jif vimi in u. niorina iannorc Mrs. wuin over wieir intereis nm ua mt.

and Mrs. Paul Krepp lre auoy nas Deen developed for which is toxic to fungi and insects VioT a defunct building supply com and crawled live miles across the; g. Cathoh hljrrh i aircraft and industrial gastorbme and won't leach from wod pany. desert to Highway 80, 19 miles Josepns Uc Church, apDiications it 1S an age harden in darnD soil mtcu picking bags, 200 crates cherry box rc tthom nf wit Af rntm Rh ax jsiahtrf Baltimore Street. The Rev.

diaries a hi rirVoiKnw, 1 es buckets, pruning shears saws, a San George Diego Investment broker by a motorist as she crouched be Latham. related she was hind a bush. IKE TO KEEP SOUNDING PEACE CALL (Continued From Page One) French move In that direction. While this attitude was not calculated to encourage America' impatient partners in the delicate negotiations in the Sues crisis, it was consistent with the political realities which Republican leaders evidently believe require that Eisenhower be against war at any point. As one staunch Eisenhower sup porter here put it, the President! Back in Washington next meek, E.

Park celebrated the nuptial mass containing about 50 per cent nick following a double ring naef The church a as decorated with builders seeking adequate strength yellow and white gladioli and can for forged gas turbine blades at delabra. Francis Carbauirh. cousin I mperaiures up to i.650 degrees of the bride, soloist, was accom panied by Mrs. Francis Quigley at Chlorine Made of Salt halei Tooth Priied Household Items HONOLULU In Hawaii's early 6 nlank bottom chairs dininff room days the floral necklaces, leisj suite (buffet, china closet, 6 leather which are symbols of love and seat chairs bedroom suite, kitchen friendship, were usually made of 2 tables, vouth bed. trunks, the orange ilima flower, the feath i rockers, rugs, studio couch, 2 chests ery red ohia, maile leaves, or 12 ice cream freezers, churn, milk ferns.

But they were made also of cans, cream separator, 100 piece set KANSAS CITY Chlorine is pro carved shells, yellow fruits of the! of dlnnerware. Columbian range. tile organ. The bride was given in duced commercially by passing anipandanus tree, bears carved from (electric lawn mower, vinegar, pota marriage by her brother, WrttliainJeieciric current tnrougn a solution walrus tusks, and bright feathers. She wore a gown of pure silk taffeta, embroidered with thread lace.

The back of the gown was designed with cascades of ruffles end of salt and water. The United States" productive capacity of this chemical is 11,000 tons a da v. In addition to purifying water, chlorine is used in producing a wide range of products, including plas ty said he Isn't aoina to nlunce theEtsenhower iU ive personal Ung in a chapel train. The close lit tics, onti know agents, explosive wuuu; Nixon leaves on a ia.ouu miie cam The most treasured ornament worn only by persons of high high rank, was a whale's tooth. toes, pots, pans, and miscellaneous items.

CHARLES J. CLICK Terms: Cash. Carved in the form of a hook, it Richard Baldwin, Auct. was hung on many fine strings of Carbaugh, Clerk. braided human hair.

Stand rights reserved. 4t5 SHOOTING MATCH FRIDAY, SEPT. 21 LITTLESTOWN FISH GAME FARM 1:00 P. M. Grand Prize 12 gauge Remington Pump Gun Other Prizes Hams 12 gauge gunsShells furnished Refreshments Warm Clubhouse NOTICE All Members New Oxford Community Fire Co.

A roast beef dinner will be held SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 at the Firemen's Hall Serving will begin at 12 noon This dinner is for members only. No charge for eats PEACHES Elberta Peaches JCff per basket and up Open every day, except Also Jonathan Applet GEORGE E. MYERS Brod becks, Pa. Near Sherman's Church PETERS Delicious Peaches for Freezing and Canning ELBERTA BELLE of GEORGIA PEACHES ITALIAN PRUNE PLUM Route 94, midway between York Springs and Mt Holly Springs. Phone YORK SPRINGS 71 15 RECEIVING All Weights of Calves and Hogs At the Littlestown Hog Bam EVERY TUESDAY, From 7 A.M.

to 2 PJVL Will pay a fair market price M. B. SHADLE Live Stock Dealer 2, LITTLESTOWN, PA. On Tuesday phone Littlestown 917 13 Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 720 McSherrystown, pa. WEEK ENDACTIVITIES DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT Music by The Twilight Entertainers DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS Choice of Steaks, Chops, Roast Fowls.

Seafood Dine and Dance here with your friends ATTENTION! Residents of McSherrystown, Brushtown, Mount Pleasant, Edge Grove and Centennial who have not been contacted by CONEWAGO LIONS MEMBERS to join the Community Ambulance Club, you can be signed up by contacting any member, or you may sign at KlunkY Hardware, Main McSherrystown Ncidercr't Tydol Service, Main St, McSherryi town Eugene Smith, Plumber, Brushtown B. Schuchart, Elm Avenue, Hanover Donald Klunk, Plumber, Brushtown OPEN FOR BUSINESS Beginning Monday, Sept. 17, 1956 HAROLD'S GARAGE 2, Littlestown, Pa. Phone 432 (Near Littlestown on newly opened Hanover road) HAROLD F. MESSINGER, Proprietdr YOUR SINCLAIR DEALER General Repairs Lubrication Washing Open 8 A.

M. to 9 P. Daily; Sunday, 8 A. M. to 5 P.

M. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU DELUXE PUSHBUTTON RANGE FULL 40 INCH ELECTRIC RANGE WITH MORE FEATURES THAN EVER BEFORE AT $245 with your old range You Save $70 ZERFING'S APPLIANCES LITTLESTOWN, PA..