EIGHT The Daily Mail Hagerstown, IM. Monday, March 24,1947 OR Air Tonight yet ready as a ioes not mean the c-nd of de- velopment. Rather researyii is to right ahead. Maybe m-t at so an intensified pace, but i the ob- jective of a i it tht uui.nate roal Of visual broadcasting. Previously RCA.
whose posm-n that color needed much more frc schedule. It calls "for a four-year period in which to work out various problems, out with no assurance that will be further progress tions much before 194S. tcribes the system upon which i working as On the other hand. iv. petition that color be inl cial immediately was ha.
not revealed on how a i research might be cv.a!i:u",. ever. at the time of UU- hearings it testified a ruling would result penditures to that 1HlT method employes a color disc in addition to elements. On the air tonight a Cavnlt-adf drama Who Stepped Aside;" barlow concert: 5 Voorhees concert. Ul Pons- 10 Contented concert.
Tnret- Suns: 10:30 I. quiz. 0 CBS Bob Hawk quiz; In- ner Sanctum "Black tor 9 Rita Johnson in "smoky, Sweeney and March; a 11 i 12:00 WJEJ--Hagerstown 1240 OX VOUR DIAL MONDAY'S PROGRAM M. News. Sports Parade.
Evening- Melodies. Victorious Ca.ndlelisht and Silver. Fulton Lewis. A Serenade for You. Sienry J.
Taylor. Inside of Sports. Evening Orffan Melodies. The Case Book oJ Gregory Hood. Gabriel Heatter.
Nancy Jane. Lombardo's Orchestra- Tone Pictures. Dance Time. Stephen Graham. Family Doc- tor.
a i a Moondial- Orchestra. Rav Bobbin's Orchestra, Reports the News. Sign Off Clearspring Bows In Soccer Contest Yesterday a on the Clearspring pitch, the Clearspring soccer team, champions of West- ern Maryland, dropped a well play- ed contest to Ridgely. Eastern Shore champs, by a score of 3 to 0. The second contest of the two- game series will be played "next Sunday on the Ridgely field.
PO. TtB LH OH RH LOCAL QUOTATIONS Local Falfl HAGERSTOWN GRAIN (Furnlohed by Kline Wheat ai barn) 2.74 LOCA1 PRODUCE Prices vary slightly every few days) Country Butter -lb. fjc Shoulder lb 0e Egss Soz- 37c Country Ham (old) Guineas lb. 20c Lard Honey Oaioiis Lone Sherlock" Holmes: The Beulah show; 9:20 Sammy Kaye a Doctors Talk: 10:15 nnai ot York basketball tourney. MBS--S McGarry and His Gresorv Hood Casebook.
Guy Lombardo music: 10 Fish ana Hunt. AUTO PERSONAL 74 W. WASHINGTON ST. Investment Securities Buckley Brothers Members New York Stock Exchange Wareham BIdg. Phone 2353 PERSONAL LOANS $20 up to $300 One Day Service Commercial Small Loan Finance Co.
15 Summit Ave. TUESDAY'S PROGRAM ilo and His Dixie ser- enaders Fann Program News Trail Drifters Rise and Shine News Rise and Sniue Happy Birthday Club Little Record Show Family Affair News Melodies by Malcalm Novelty Time Music in the Leiter i Health Talk Arthur Gaeth Mornine: Devotions Sav It With Music Art Baker Show Friendly Philosooher Tell Your Neighbors. A Chat With Roma Shopper's News. Home Edition Luncheon Melodies. Farm Extension fCaval Academy Jackit Hill show Special Feature Merv i i show Norris Certric Foster Smile Time Queen For a Day Heart'? Desire May We Help You? Afternoon Melodies Tic Toe Tunes Johnson Family The Quiet pour Buck Rogers On the Bandstand Superman Maryland News Interlude Tom Mis South Carolina claims to have the oldest drugstore in the nation, one was in business before 17S1 and still can be seen in Charles- ton.
c- Need Money for Any Emergency COMMUNITY FINANCE SERVICE, Inc. 74 W. Wash. St. 2nd Fl.
Ph. 1492 Wrotten Downs XVharton Rampmyer l. Bennington K. Bennington IL Kibler CF A. Bennlngton OR Jumps 1R- Score by periods Ridgely Clearsnring Goals: Kibler 2, D.
Bennmjfton. Substitutions: Langrell. e. Wright, Riddleberprer. Trippi, Haines.
Ne-wkirk, Weaver, Kreigh. Myers. Referee: Bill Coughlin. Sprecher K. Mason Kelley B.
Keiley Yeakle J. Mason Repp Clopper Boyd Rowland Potatoes Country Br lb. 2oc section 25c per bu. $1-25 b- S3.oO 100 Ibs. $2.25 lb.
S5c 0 0 2 1--3 0 0 0 0--0 10:00 10-15 10:30 11-00 i-lS 111:30 i 11:45 i 12-00 11' -ID 1:1." 1:45 2:15 2:30 3:00 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 EXHiBiTiON BASEBALL Boston (X) 000 000 000--0 5 0 Pittsburgh 000 lOx--'J 5 0 Elliott. Barrett and Masi and Oamelli; Roe, Strincevich: Heint- zelman and Jarvis. 1 0 0 100 001--3 9 0 1st. Louis A 0 0 0 100 000--1 5 1 I MAN IS ARRESTED I James K. Daws, 21.
Greencastle, was arrested by city police over the weekend and charged with: reckless driving, having no opera- tor's license and no registration card in his possession, A MAGISTRATE Charles Town, March 24 D. Walker has been named Justice of the Peace for this dis- trict by a Jefferson county court fill a vacancy until the next gener- al election. HERALD-MAIL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Casn Per Timea 3 Times jzo 1 Tiales 15c Six and three time Insertions must be consecutive. Line rates include both daily papers. Special rates for yearly and six months advertising upon request All Lost and Found are CASH-IN-ADVANCE No ads taken for less than a basis of three lines.
Count si average words to the line. The word contains five letters. ATTENTION SPORTSMEN For your convenience we issue Fishing: and Hunting licenses. Open until 7 DELPHEVS 31 Fr'nklin S.t Automobile ItA ATTENTION. NEED MONET? BORROW on Zour SIGNATURE Only.
One Hour Service. Try CONSUMERS CREDIT SERV. INC Phone 519 Lvat, Strayed Found LOST Brhnlie bull terrier, white chest. Smiths-burg Pike outside city limitM. Reward.
Call 130S-J-2, tror Smle 11 BUICK--1941 Super 4-door sedan. Radio, heater. Good and clean. $1395.00. Witmer's Garage.
Mitch- ell St. BUICK--1938 Century 4-door sedan. Radio and heater. Good condition. Witmer's Garage Mitchell St.
Higbe, Palica and Howeli; Mun- crief, Kramer and Moss. Louis (N) 000 001 200--3 7 0 New York A 0 0 0 000 000--0 4 3 Brerheen. Dickson. Pollet arid (larag ola i Reynolds, Byrne and Xiarhos. Silvestri.
i Detroit (A) 000 100 13 1 Washington (A) 000 111 lf'3--7 9 0 Kretlow. Corsica and Kieoa; Wynn. Masterson and Mancuso, Farrell- Chicago NL) 600 003 200--11 10 4 Oakland (PCD 0 0 1 0 0 0 001-- 2 9 4 Wyse. Kush and McCullough. i Scheffing, Pippen, Hafey, Speer and Raimondi.
New York 100 040 000--5 10 2 San Francisco (PCD 000 031 50x--9 10 Kennedy Thompson. Abernathy and Gladd; Powell. Werle I and Leonard. Philadelph! (X) 100 001 100--3 9 0 Philadelphia (A) 000 000 000--ff 4 2 Hughes Jurisich and Seminick; Marchildon. Christopher and Rosar.
a 400 000-- 4 10 4 Brooklyn 0 3 4 302 OOx--12 Consuegra. Donoso. Napoles F. Guerra; Minner Edwards. INVESTMENT INFORMATION For ibe purpose of furnishing market information on securities and for the speedy execution of buying and "selling orders we maintain direct priTOte wires 1o the following important centers: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Los Angeles.
BUCKLEY BROTHERS Memcrs New Yorfc, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles Stock Exchanges, Neu; York Curb Exchange Wareham Building, Hagerstown, Md. Telephone 3353 Philadelphia New Yorfc Los Angeles Pittsburgh Mouiritaifi Water DON'T HURRY--No Rush--People are not flocking to our store and everybody is NOT talking about our bargai-s. ''Nifty" tells the truth and shames the devil. When you are ready for a Coat. Hat.
Shoes. Suit and other clothing hunt us up. get new things in every day. "NIFTY." 62 W. Antietam.
BUICK--1941 Sedanette. CHEVROLET--1935 1H ton truck. PACKARD 1936 Sedan PLYMOUTH--1936 Sedan. Apply rear 500 Frederick St. from 9 a.
to, to 6 p. Easy terms. Will take trade. Phone 2042. CHEVROLET--1934 2-Door.
Fair condition. Apply Fonrose B. Tay- lor. Big Spring after 5 p. m.
NOTICE--I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by any per- son other than myself. Paul R. Cartee. Smithsburg. Route 1.
153 S. POTOMAC HAG. AUTO OWNERS ARE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS $50 .575 $100 00NT PAT MORE 7NM TO REDUCE THE PAYMENTS OM YOUR CAR just drive up to this bring a rtcord of tht payments you htvt tlratdy mide wrth you. Wt'll work out a Plan while you watt to you monthly paymtnts you can conveniently meet IF THE A A OWED ON YOUR CAR IS WE CAN YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO 7.53 15.06 22.59 44.67 66.32 ARJ, ooy tlBtWt ap $1,588 GENERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP. Thomas Building 49 N.
Jonathan Street Hagerstown, Maryland Phone: Hagerstown 2416 250 COAL --FROM-- CUSHWA'S Phone 2200 and get THE BEST CHEVROLET--1941 Club Coupe. 1941 4-door Special Deluxe. 'LYMOUTH--1941 2-door. CHEVROLET--1941 2-door Master Deluxe. CHEVROLET--193? Sedan Delivery.
CHEVROLET--1934 2-door. CHEVROLET--1941 Cab Chassis. iVi ton. INTERNATIONAL--1939 I ton pick- i cover' bed. KNOX--2-1 ton trailers with cover- ed tops.
FORD--1942 6 cylinder 4-door. CHEVROLET--1942 2-door Special Deluxe. CHEVROLET--193S 2-door. Applv Byrd's Auto Exchange Wilson Poto. Ph.
2148W. FORD--1936 4-door Sedan. New paint and tires. Complete overhaul Apply 115 E. Frank, af ter Jj, FORD--Model A Pickup for sale Lloyd R.
Kline. Cavetown Md FORD--1931 Model A panel truck Good running condition. Good tires Can be seen at 935 Maryland Ave FORD--1841 Station Wagon. PLYMOUTH--1934 Coupe. PLYMOUTH--1933 Coupe.
DODGE--1937 Sedan. DODGE--1930 Sedan. CHEVROLET--1332 Coach. FORD--1934 Coach. Sedan.
AMSLEY BODY SHOP First and Guilford HUDSON--1936 4-door sedan. Radi and heater. Ready to go. Witmer' Garage. Mitchell St.
HUDSON--1941 4-door sedan. Ex Witmer's Garage Mitchell St. INTERNATIONAL Ton Pane Price $250. See at Howard's Serv- ice Station. Leitersburg.
Md. 'LYMOUTH--1936 Four-door Sedan. In excellent condition. Phone 1S50-W-2. 'LYMOUTH--1937 Four-door Sedan.
$400. Apply 1110 Virginia Ave. 'LYMOUTH--1940 4-door Sedan. 31,000 miles. A-l condition.
May be seen 127 K. Mulberry St. alter 4:30 p. m. Service Offered 18 LYMOUTH--1946 convertible club coupe.
Plenty of extras. OLDSMOBH.E--1940 4-door sedan. In beautiful condition. ACKARD 1937 4-door sedan. Heater.
Exceptionally clean. BUICK--1939 4-door sedan. Radio and heater. Easy A. B.
C. terms or trade AUTOMOBILE BROKERAGE CO. S95 Penna. Ave. Phone 4593 ELECTRICAL Anpiiance House wiring.
HOLZAPFEL FLREY Alter 5 call 4231 or 273 W. 45 E. Washington St Phone 419J EXPERIENCED plastering patch work done. J. J.
Sheffler. 236 E. Washington St. FLOOR SANDING, finishing anfl polishing Phone D- 3 Goaaert, 907-J-2. A motor overhauling.
Clutches, springs. brakes and knee action. Phone 4276-W Carbatigb's Garage. Fiddlersburg. PONTLA.C--1939 4-door Sedan.
Good condition. Radio, heater, 2 new tires, new battery, $S50. Write or apply Webster Detrow. Boonsboro. Rl.
2. PONTIAC--1937 4-dr. Sedan. Radio, heater. seal beams.
Apply 4-8 p. m. Keller Lewis, Cavetown. STUDEBAKER COMMANDER--1939 sedan. Phone 4448.
WILLYS-AMBRICAR 1942 4-door sedan. Heater. Original owner. Clean $895.00. Witmer's Garage.
Mitchell WILLYS--1939 Coupe. Radio and heater. Apply Sticklers Essp Sta- tion, Willow Lane Frederick St. or phone 126-W-l. GENERATORS, Springs Clutch.
aition. brakes, general repairing. MACE'S AUTO SERVICE 90S Rose Hill Aye. Phone 2211-J. GLASS--Sold and replaced in auto- mobiles, mirrors, window glass.
Glass Sho 11 N. Locust Ph 2893W, HAULING of ashes, etc. Also small carpenter repair jobs. Reasonable. For service Phone 293S.
PAINTING Papering Cabinet Work--Gust Built Furniture Repairing Upholster- ing and Finishing Floor Sand- ing Floor. Finishing. T. LOCKE Interior Dec-orator 332 N. Locust St Ph.
1326-W. 1930 FORD--2-door sedan, fair con- dition. Call after 6 p. m. A.
H. Bikle. Smithsburg. Automobile. Trailers 11A HOUSE TRAILER for sale, 5650.
Apply 22S Summit for key and in- formation. HOUSE TRAILER--SS50. Apply L. B. Hastings.
5 miles out on Route 40 West opposite Durbin's Esso Sta- tion any day but Sunday. -IOUSE "RAILER--Fine for hunt- ing, fishing and vacationing. Applv 325 Central Ave. Autos for Htre REFRIGERATORS. Washers.
Vacu- um Cleaners repaired. Service on all makes. E. R. Dodd.
446 Guil- ford Ave. Phone 153S-R. REFRIGERATORS Washers. Va- cuum cleaners repaired service for all makes. Phone 4296-J DENTLER BROS.
42 Summit Ave. ROOFING New roof Best grade of material. Expert labor. No money down. Free estimates.
No obliga- tion. Phone Keedysville 7-F-31. SAW PILING--The Foley "Way. 22153s Virginia Ave. STONE MASON and block work of all types.
Ph-ne 30S4-J after 5 p. rn. Radio Repairing ISC A A I never did hurtcha. Paul H. Johnson's Adv.
RENT A CAR OJ TRUCK Business or Pleasure Phone 4419 CITY DRIV-FR-SELF SERVICE Rear Washington Countv Library Repairing and Service Stations 16 AUTOS cleaned and waxed, uphols- tering cleaned, auto glass installed. We pick up and deliver. Phone Byrd's Auto Exchange. 2148-W. Wanted--Automotive 3TA KA.ISER--New: Pontiac, used; 2 two-wheel trailers; new gas stove.
Apply 214 East Ave. A. B. C. WELL PAY the top price for your car.
Don't hesitate if you have a balance on your car. We will pay off the finance company and trive you the cash difference. GET CASH IN 5 MINUTES AUTOMOBILE BROKERAGE CO. $95 Penna. Ave.
Phone 4593 A COMPLETE stock or parts on hand to repair your radio, Lincoln Electric Halfway Phone 1680. A BONAFIDE REPAIR JOB--CALL RENN RADIO SERVICE 504 Ridge Ave. -Ph. 1619-M. ALL KINDS of Electrical Wiring.
Radio Sales Service. NOWELL ELECTRICAL INC. 30 Waysideiye. Phone 787-J. FOR radio service, parts- or tubes, call DENTLER 42 Surnmk Ave.
Ph no 4296-J. LATE MODEL USED CARS USED CAR 224 Frederick St Phone The Thumma Motor Co. Buick "Dealer WE BUY USED CARS FOR CASH LINCOLN--late 1936 sedan, uphol- stering-in good condition. All rub- ber good. Cash $450.
Phone 1S30-JX NA.SH--1942 2-door Sedan. Good con- dition. Extra equipment. Williams- port Motor Co. Phone Williams- port 2006 NEED A Panel Truck? We have a good 1937 Ford Ton Panel De- livery.
See it today. FLEIGH MOTOR CO. 672 Oak Hill Aye. PACKARD Clipper 1941 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, defroster.
SE-DAN VALUE CENTER 633 Summit Ave. Phone 420 "BIG demand for used farm macn- inery Cash buyers watching the Want Ads DAILY. SELL YOUR car or truck to SE- DAN. CASH on the Barrel-Head." VALUE CENTER 633 Summit Phone 420 RADIO AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SERVICING All Makes of Radios Repaired WE REPAIR Toasters Phonographs Cleaners Irons Radio Tubes Tested Free Complete Line of Tubes 145 S. Mulberry St.
Phor.e 3051 -J RADIO MOVIE SERVICE Tubes, parts, lamos. hardware, pro- jectors. screens, film for sale or Used records, door chimes. and used radios $5 up. SOUND LABORATORIES 5S E.
Washington St. Ph S716. USED Wanted. Highest prices said. AMSLEY BODT SHOP First Guilford.
Phonn 4547, WE WILL BUY All Model Cars and Trucks 1936 and up. Pay Top Price. Bring vour car to the Hoffman Chevrolet Sales. .313 Washing- ton St. Hagerstown.
Md Ph 45S Service Offered 18 ALL TYPES of electric clocks clean- ed and 51-00 plus part. Apply 539 FrederickiSt. ANTIQUE lamps repaired and elec- trified, brass and copper articles repaired, cleaned, polished and lac- quered. The Craftsman. 215 Ales- ander St.
PAUL L. KEPLINGER Radio Electric Service S22 Ave. Phone 3800-J. Trucking, Storage ATTENTION FARMERS Call us now for custom plowing. Phone 444S fter 6 p.
CESSPOOL and- sludge- pumping of all kinds. Seasonable rates. Esti- mates given. Phone FayetteviUe. 56.
Reverse charge. ALL KINDS of hauline --ashes rub- bish. small movings C. Har- baugh. Reas.
prices. Phone 4193. DUMP TRUCK for lanes, garages and driveways. J. H.
Fisher. Phone 1S63-R. LOCAL AND out-of town haulins- Quick Dick-nD and delivery Phone 4254-J. PHONr 2482-J for crating to go any- where. Moving in the State of Maryland.
25 -vrs experience. Basil Martin Repairing and Reftnlahiiig FURNITURE REPAIRING REFIN'ISHING "Custom and Antique Finishes" ROBERT E. ART3 161 SUMMIT AVE. PH. 1398-J.
Building is "booming" and used materials sell Quickly here. I I THANK OU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE 'S COJJ FU27BUZZ FIR9T 7 ANYTHir FIRST CLA95, 5O THAT'S GOT TO 6E RATHES, HE ANYTHING ACROSS Behaves Vegetables S. "Use a lever 12 Triangular insert 13. Fury 14. Color 15.
Edible tnbere 16. God of lovo 17. Boom in a harem 18. Idle tattlers 20. More rational 22.
City in Hawaii 33. Large oil cans 24. 26. Bard 27. Behold 28.
Demands 32. Pronoun 34. High pointed hill 35. Article of apparel Sfi. Behead 41.
Sun god 42. Artificial butter 43. European finches 46. Ringed planet 47. Persia 48.
Steering devicea 49. Shaven head 52. Constellation 53. Begin 55. Ancient Greek city gfi.
Gain tha victory 57. Italian city 58. Tears on a seam 59. Guided 60. Vend GIVE ORDERS PWK.
ABOUT A HUNDRED FEET FROM THE'ENTRANCE. WE GIVE OURTKXET5 AT TH' DOOR AN' 60 TWCRK. DON'WASTE NO TIME 6ITTJW' BACK TO 'IT LOOKS AS THO'PALOOKA I5NT THE PER- FECT RSHT1N6 MAN OF AS COUGAR TEARS WITH SLASHING RI6HT5 ANP LEFTS TO WE CHAMPS eocac TKAT6UY PALOOKAS ADfSAPFOINT Solution Saturday's Puzzle Old-time dagger 24 25 45 44 52 33 38 ss DOWN Excited 2. Kind of palm 3. "Worthless 4.
Having no stem 5. Part ot speech 6. Auricles 7. Gone by 8. Series of meetings S.
Representing speech sounds 10. More impolite 11, Periods of 13. Holly 21- Fish sauca 23. Pertaining to surgical treatment 24. Slipped 25.
Carry 29. Secured 30. Acquire by labor 31. Mineral springs 33. Country-whoso capital is Edinburgh 37.
Astringent salt 38. Individuals 39. Mountain lako 40. Rubbers 44. Starchlike substance 45.
Outer garment 45. Eagle's nest 49. Give infor- mation 50. Mature 51. Existence 54.
American poet 6LAMOUROUS MtSS TITE WHO HAS QUICKLY MADE MLMINTMORE FEEL AT EASE -ANDPHR. IS STILL SPEECHLESS FROM THE SHOCK. 1 TELL US ABOUT tOUR ART COLLECTION, MK.MtNTMORE -I'VE READ SO MUCH ABOUT IT WELL-AM-1 REALU WISH HE HAUNT TOLD YOU ABOUT Ml -AH- PRESENT DIFFICULTY. 1 ASSURE XXI1 PHIL HAS TOLD US soMUCHASOunrou, THAT CONRAD AND I FEEL WE HAVE KNOWN TOU A LONGTIME. 1 THANK 7OU, WE'LL BE BGHT W.
1 WHAT 00 K)U THINK l-l CAN'T OF CLAR1BEL GET OVER SOME A NO-BUT THERE SHOULD BE' I WAS OWVINd A NEW CAR I HAD COPPED TO HE POUND OUT HOW WE USING DUMMY COPIES OF GLANCE TO GAIN ENTRANCE TO BK? MOMES-- TO HIJACK HH MET ME AS I LEFT THE VANDESTOURE51DENCE. YOU MEAN YOU KNOCKED MELCLAPK, PUBLISHER THE VANDERTONS. CLARK AND I VEAH-BUMPED 5 IM OFF. I HAP TO. WE WAS WISE TO WHAT WE WERE DOING THAT CATTU5 15 HALF- WAV TO PTOMAINE PTOMPSON'S.
IT'S 'STiU. A FARJIEC POONER.J! PARDON; BUT AM BK0MIN6 QUITE YOU HOLD THE 3UM 1'Lt A WATER t. 1947. King ftuuto Sndicue. Inc, Wx ul HE'S STILL B2E0HIKG.
JUST KNOCKED OUT.I SUESS THE 6WP'S SUR6ECJN! M16S AUSBURYAND1WILLCArat FOR THIS POOR HfM ALL RIGHT NOW, WHERE'S THE BIG'UN HE SET A A THEBISOHE'? MAN WHO STRUCK.
