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The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-07-17

There was little To cauee joy for the Allies this week un Che active war fronts. according to press dis patches but hope was expressed that the tide might shortly tuu This hope appeared to be based on the probable opening of a second front on the continent to relieve the hard-pressed Russians who were taking pounding from the Nazis
 From a meeting of the Pacific War Council ia Washington eman- ated q statement that the Axis
 might be surprised with what hap pens in a week or Two. and we hope in the other direction Observers on the Red front hoped "a week or two wouldn't be loo late with too little
 From the Pacific area came only the quiet of a tomb. II the Japs were being driven from the Aleu- tian islands it was a deep, dark mil itary secret. They had been there more than a month and Delegate Dimond had warned at the outsc that given 60 days the Japs Woul be operating from their own con structed airfields on kiska. Attn and possibly other islands. Althouga editors ill the States, inspired bF their reader demand, were express ing pointed concern over the Aleu- tian situation, Army and Navy oI- ficials seemed unalarmed despite tua tact that the Japs had actually made a concentration OH the North American continent, the first time an enemy had stepped foot on |. s. soil since the war of 1872.
 Evidence that the laps were on the Aleutians for d considerable stay was reflected in the fact thai the Aleut residents of the islands were continuing to be evacuated to Southeast Alaska as fast as possi- ble. Three eontingents already had been moved south and others were en route. A total of l59 arrived here this week to be housed tenn porarily at Wrangell Institute Cor details see Periscope)
 The following press dispatches re veal the situation:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-07-17
CHAMBER MONDAY NOON

Regular luncheon meeting of the Wrangell Chamber of Commerce will be held Monday noon in the Civic Center, it is announced by President H. B. Th0Fnquist
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-07-17
A killed, 49 Wounded In Dutch HarbOr Raid
 Navy Announces
.ByAssocfa HIHs0

WASHINGTON The Navy Department announced today that 44 men in the U. S. armed forces were killed in the Jap raid on Dutch Harbor June 3 and 49 other service men were wounded. The announcement made no reference to civilian killed or wounded.
 The Navy said the old steam CT Northwestern. being used for housing at Dutch Harbor, was badly damaged in the raid. It was established. the Navy announcement said, that two small Jap aircraft carriers. two cruisers and several des- troyers took part in the raid on the American base. Later. the Navy said, U. S. aircraft bombed the carriers but extent of the damage to the enemy craft was not ascertained.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-07-17

WASHINGTON-The drafting of young married men and boys IS and 19 years old was predicted as an eventual certainty by Henry l.. Stimson, Secretary of War. Men in those two groups should not feel it necessary to alter their plans for the immediate future" he said at a press conference. "They should, however, remember tht we have never had great war in which we did not find it necessary to call up both classes"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-07-17
Drafting Of Boys IS To 20 Years Now
 Appears Certainty

No time has yet been set in Alas ka for the registration of youths from IS to 20. Originally fixed in the States for June 3O date had to be postponed in Alaska due to fail ure of registration supplies to ar rive. These have been received now and registration date is expected to be announced shortly by Director John Mccormick as soon as the SUD- plies have reached all boards. Meet ing of the local draft board has been set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Spedring
Is Permitted

SAGINAW. March 13-Follow-
ug the apparent intent Of the
legislature, tho conservation de-
partment is lnstructInC its officers
along lakes Huron, Erie and con-
Meeting waters 10 allow spearIng
Of walleyed pike through the ice.
while the ice lasts, until April 10.
H. r. Sayre, chief Of the depart
ments field administration, has
announced
After granting a 36-day extern
sion Of the spearng season in a
special. immcdiatc-effect act early
IN the first 1871 session, the legiS-
lature later failed 20 include this
change when IL amended the same
section of the law for another
purpose and II Is this omission
that is being considered unintcn-
tlonal
Walleyes spcarcd through the
ice between March 3 and April 10
may be taken for private use only.
Though the law referred TO lakes
Erie, Huron and connecting wa
tiers, the principal fishermen az
iected are on Saginaw Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Field Trial Rule
Is frightened

Shortened from five months 20
three by a liberal administration
Of the law, the ban on hunting
dog field trials now will allow no
exceptions, conservation depart
ment officials said in rejecting APP
plicationS for a late April permit.
Though the statutory ban sets
March Is 10 August - as extreme
limits, the department policy has
been 10 grant permits except IN
the period of April ID TO July Is,
when nesting birds and young rab-
bits are protected from field trial
dogs and dogs being trained.
Conservation department per
mitS arc required for all field trials
held in Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
No Lady
Fan Ends Mat M q t c h
by Swinging Chair

PHILADELPHIA. March IA
ms woman spectator at a
Philadelphia wrestling match de-
cided the semilnals in her own
way.
Wrestler George Becker, 200
billed as the American AdoniS,
threw Mu,tfa Hamid. 30. out
through the ropes and onto the
floor.
The referee started TO count 10
and 10 looked for awhile as though
IIamd might make 1t back into
the ring bat that was before the
excited woman picked up a chair
and smashed 1T over the Turks
head Becker was awarded the
-T7'Tr ri IT minutes @9 seconds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
PrepChdmpiions
lobe Decided
BY JAKE BERSON

Deciding the basketball final
lists. as well a. divisional cham
pions in indoor track VIII make
this week one OF Tho most impor-
tant Of the winter season IN the
Metropolitan Prep League.
The cage SCml-tlraiS arc Sched-
uled for Friday night an Olympia.
but only three q the four partIcl-
pant, have been decided Cass
Tech, east side winner VIII meet
Central ScCond-pIace fave on the
west side The finals are March
u, also at Olympia.
Southwestern, the west side
champion with nine straight VIC
tories. Will tangle with either
Eastern or HamtramCk The lat
ter two tied tor second place on
the east SIDE AZ The end OF the
regular season last Friday North
crn upScttinC Eastern in the final
game. Eastern and Hamtramck
probably VIII play off their tie
Tuesday at Central High
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Pointer Wins All Age
Field Trial Stakes

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. March
II CUP).-Lakc Creek Jake
owned by w. c. Scotch Of Mon
mouth. H.. today held the All
America field trial clubs all-age
stake. Jake, a five-ycar-old
pointer. noSed out the Texas
Ranger. owned by y. 3. Mcdaniel
of Houston, Tex, who placed sec
ond. and Norias Kremlin Joe
owned by w. c. Teagle of New
York City, who finished third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Havana Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-S200, claiming, 3-year-
olds and mp, 5ls iurlongs
Foggy Day Pena) 70 10 out
Causeway (Akarez) 20 out
Courtney's Pet CNoriega) out
Time. 1909, of 1908
Regal sun. Good Exchange, Purple
sweep. Free and clear and Hammer Head
also ran.
SECOND RACE. s225: claiming. '.y.ar-
olds and up. / l-le miles
Torwood HeruandezJ 10 2 20 out
Ceaseiess tAlons0l 20 our
Sis Barrers (Vinai out
Time ISL, On 32s
DisraeH. Blind sage Ll,tls Patrlcls.
Dara Day and Raztie Dsizls slso ran.
THIRD RAcE-s225. claiming. .y,u.
olds and W. mile and 80 Yards.
Thrsens Aware 20 ? tos out
Lolsestere $. Paacios) 2toi oui
Lady Tichner tFaieroj out
Time 4s IS. or foii1.
Ara bathe, Tempsrmenta. chilly Mac
Carnival Time and Eistree also ran.
FOURTH RACE $3.50. claiming. 4-ysar-
0lds and UP. 4. mile.
Ladogan Fernando ! 20 10 out
YOUNG P.aytlms tA.v4reII oct
Time ia -. gr j.
Aunt Car1l SIX Covering htanoul.
Donusgd sat waya.on $50 ran.
FIFTH EAcE-s2al. ea.m.ag. s-yssr.
Clds and 49, mile.
Nudsi tRani's) O. % 10 ou,
Hug00d tNInal 70 out
Mixes LlrA tPysada) out
TINE t.ig 3-5 or %
.Whute pete crack AL H0ldlm Brown
and BuLL Sic also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s4oo claiming, Iysar-
ids and w. at1 f4t1nBs.
Lady Nal tVlnal out out
Mahd hernandez 20 l 70 oct
Pin NDreW tP1sBiat out
Time ~ ~ 5.Jiif.
Higher Bracket. VadIus JACK Epieal,
Hy Sonny and Mowsesn also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-s22j claiming, q.
esr-8.ds and up y miles
Union tHefnardelI 6to > % \ out
.TfanIcal tAc1staB 2tol OFT
Merry Kin tFrrnandezD out
Time 1855 aff H3
Ropi1F BOsopn Step Aside, Play Rhoot
and RuinK also ran.
EtGHTH EACE-S250. claiming t.y.ar.
a. SRI ~ Is mics
Tee Tee tperat 5toI zfoI ont
Fsz tFsrrsndszb COS sut
sVasuza Dean tAvsreIJ oat
Tine IS, or ezs
Cay Boy II shas. Trsnsfinn, rvory
TIP AID Han shots also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Dates for


March - All pike fishing i'm
designated pike lakes ends
today.
March IS-Nonthly N &C ting.
American Sportsman and Dog
Owners Association. 1913 East
EIght-Nlllc road
March lS-T!mcS Rifle Range.
400 West Garfield, regular
matches
March Amateur shooting
dog stake, sponsored hy Nichi-
gan Sportsman'S Association,
ROYAL Oak at l. A. Young
Gun Club. Nnp-N.io road and
SouhGrld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Beaver Trapping
Open Thursday

Nichigan.s beaver tTappcr> VIII
begin their lgi. harvest of p,I's
next Thursday With weather COM
ditions best in years. The season
continues through April J..
The 10 C0U1'I., open 10 trapping
are i'm a solid block covering east
.ern and central part, of the lower
peninsula north at Clare. There
viii be no beaver trapping IN tho
Upper Peninsula this season and
the entire State is closed 10 The
trapping of otter
Last year - 5Hj tIUppcre took
SlSJOOO harvest az beaver pcitS
OF the 707l trapped. IN 1871, 5,32l
came from The Upper Peninsula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Central Only Winner

OF tho three schools certain 10
appear only Central has ever won
n Metropolitan League basketball
title. Southwestern managed 10
reach the scml-tInal> I'm the last
four seasons. but a Metro crown
has so far escaped Coach Lyle Van
Deventcr's teams
Only one Of CentraiS three
Metro championships has come IN
the last 20 years After winning
in 1918 and 1921 Central reached
the top again IN 1884
Reaching the Scml-final round
is an altogether new experience
for CaSS Tech This season, how
ever. Coach Man Fulchcr'S team
proved its class by winning eight
and losing only 10 Southeastern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Southeastern FoUored

Hamtramck Won city titles in
1881. 1897 and 1888 Eastern, on
the other hand has yet 10 gain
that honor
East and west side thIncladS will
determine their divisional crowns.
with the west running Monday
and Thursday and the east
Wednesday and Friday all compe-
tition scheduled for the Central
High gym. The city Semi-ilnals
are listed for March -. with the
finals March %.
Southeastern, 1871 Metro in
door champion, Will be- favored 10
repeat in the divisional meet The
west side race is considerably
closer. Cooley and Northwestern
expected to battle it out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
(By United Press)
TROPICAL PARK

(At Miami, Fla
I-CLAsTIC. Rocket Gal, Cherry T.
2-HASID. Highscope, sassy Mate
3-BALLAST REEF, Argos, Water
Cracker
4-FROs, Marmeduke, stroling Easy.
5-REAOTE CONTROL. General Jack.
Eherron Ann
5-PREsENT ARMS. One Jest, Master
Key.
miss MILITANT, HIS Shadow.
Shllka
s-LEoNARDTowN. Speedy squaw,
. Long Pass
BEsT-BALLAsT REEF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Beaver DeIicacies

Though often overlooked by
modern sport~m.n when they dine
on beaver flesh the beaver liver
and tail were priced as special
dclcacieS by the early explorers
and trappcrS The bN0r is de-
cribed as sweet. tx. tail very
palatable.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE-Sl 600, claiming, 4-year-
plfs and up, p mile:
tscurlocH 127o $40 $40
Nilmore HaaO $50 $50
Roman Descent tLemmons) 40
Time II 4-5, % 200.
Set Maydig. Arched, Neuve, Valdina
Rebel VIVA Hse Ghost Town, queen Echo
and Old Book also ran.
SECOND RACES 600, claiming, 3
vear-olds T. mile:
t'nbu.toned tWielsnder) y 90 $40 40
HiRhborough tHsssJ 800 30
II Jp 'Craisl ,,, ''oo
Tete- a -Tete. Boot High. Sky Soldier,
Michigan sweet and Payheids also ran.
THIRD RACE 81 600. claiming. 3-year-
AIrspuug tSm!th) so 20 3 so
Mixer IWjelAuderD 30 80
sonny Casey Clark 80
Time III rs. of 3,Osh.
Batter Up Thin skin OIdwick, All Cryr
tal, Nestonian and Fate also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Sl 600. claiming. 4
vear-olds and Up, mile and 20 yards:
,BrInneIls, $50 $50 $50
stimuli tDurarto) 90 30
Tapee tMcMullerJ 3. 20
Time % 20. of > -.
Oversight Chocolate Maid Belfry
Chimes. Per'sIhere. Banker jim and Psy-
rlHIgry also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Sl 200. ALLOW ances. >
Frar-pids. 81, mile.
IS DorFo Meade : 50 % , 90
Incoming fMlei4nGerl 10 go
Alohort ,McCrearyI 400
Time la 3-5. Of TIA
FlDrizsn Beau. a-Chabeiie. Jacks Girl,
a War Melody and Song % War also ran.
a-McCarthy entry.
SIXTH RACE 81 200 added Orange
ss9r stakes. 2-year-od colts and geld
r-s mile.
WISE Bob ,Wholey1 = 80 3 20 . G0
Victory Drive tHAaSp so 8 uu
All Good Meade 3 30
Time 80 20 oT 20
b-EGhUer CITY. b-A r.r'0Wn. Runehh q
Pride. Mt Irhrity Flcc'rcsl PIceadlitr
REGAL BOY F,re Erfiue ana ~ zsca also
b-simmon sentr,
sEvrSTH RACE $1,000 s,9vsncss
iNear-liis and 49,. "a niles:
B1Iy BY tEadsl $50 go 81
Nlft4tr tRrr'rtn IL I -
jnrurcsIvah.e tN.Cresri' 3u
Time 3n is .@ f.1TH
Rrghf GRAY Gallant Fav Rshanee
Fancy Free suerera HIrord. lie Nan
and s'udent also rsr.
EIGHTH Rhcs 81 600 Claiming 8
Fear.oias ard VIZ u.g and l1 Jarfs
singing Heels tNeadel 80 SO $50
FIrIEaIa t'au. Dtt.II ID $50
k-yts Miss tCaffsretaI 10
ue f3 2-I. ~ -
or Laeau-n. iiEhomar Ero.t Bauand,
sun Calomar. Frsneh Trap and Peter
lArgo also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Rifle Victory
Is Earned by
Fraction Of Inch
Northern High Team
Edges Out Sportsmen's
Congress Group
BY DON GILES

Speaking of close sports con-
tests, here's one that was really
close.
Northern High School met the
Detroit SportsmenS' Congress rife
team in special match at the
SportSmenS' Show at Convention
Hall. But a magnifying glass,
some special precision instruments
and a half dozen expert scorers
were necessary 10 determine the
winner.
Officials Of the match finally
announced the men from Northern
IIighehad won by one thlrty-thou-
sandths Of an inch. the final score
being 1j5 10 AS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Novel Request

Impending sugar rationing has
produced one novel request Of the
state conservation department..
Application for permission 20 tap
maple trees in the hardwood and
Fife Lake state forests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Special Event

The girls from Garfield ATmory
shot special match. team No. ]
winning a l29-pput victory a a
result of \ 316 10 - score Marge
Hamln, VINO until a month ago
had never handled a rife, shot the
best score 96 out OF 100 Hazel
Wilmoth scored So 20 lead team
No. 2. Scores Of team 30 ! were
Pauline Darling SO, Dorothy An
dcrSon 20. NVIen Rice -, Viola
Pointer -. Team 10 .: Emily
Hawthorne "a: Eleanor Malizewski
IS. Cecilia DObro -.
In the Detroit Times League,
Canhold Arn1ry men team 10. !
beat team 80 . 49, 10 Az
SUNDAY Watfhc- match Greater
Detroit Rod q Gun Club " Wyan-
dottc Rifle Cub. Fcndalo High
vs.. Royal Oak HIGH. Plymouth
Gun Club ~ Irish Rife club De
troit Edison Boys rs. Southeastern
High, Acme U.s. Brewster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
OAKLAWN

at Hot Springs, Ark,)
AIR HOSTESS, Heel Plates. Blaufuss.
2---CHICWIN, Spin In. Boston Mint.
MEADOW DEW, New Englander,
Paddy.
4-coMET II, Count Chat. Sir KID
THREE CLOvERs, Royal Business.
Perkiomen IL
e-VAIN BEAUTY, Gay Youth, Miss
Victory
OUR WILLIE, Needless Hero. sun BY.
s-BE PREPARED, Jacscarf. Nopalosa
RoJo.
REST-rQMET II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
OAKL.AWN

fAt Hot Nprlngs, Ark-I
f--MITZA. Air Hostess. Blautuss
SUPERIOR. ChicWin. Merrily GO.
-MIDLUCK, Huracon, Deep End.
4-OWASSE, H-Gold. Sir Kid
5-BoNNIE ANDREW. Royal Business,
TriplAne
6-VAIN BEAUTY. Cay Youth, Boluts.
7--SWEET 5 T o r y, LATHE Tramp,
Eeddies Hero
S-NOPALOsA RoJo, Be Prepared. JAG
scarf
BEsT-BoNNIE ANDREW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Closest Match

II was without doubt the hardest
fought match of the week. in
which IS rife teams, representing
moro than 200 shooters partlci-
pated in special William Randolph
Hearst trophy matches.
ON the Northern High team was
Oscar Cook with -, Henry Car
rler. 95. Ivan Kay So Willis Green
81 and Tom Dudley IS. Floyd Hat
field OF the SchWarZ team was the
dnl hero Of The match. scoring a
Axfect mark Of 100 Bob Rodda
~ ~ a. = Nflson 70. Don
Nichols - and Butch Brazicr 96
Highland Park Junior College
beat Fitzslmmuns Rife Club. SIS
10 go. IN another special Times
Hearst match Herb Bartlett
starred for the Junior College
with III. while Alya Cook led the
FItzSlmnouS team with 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Urge Defense Service
For State SpOrtsmen
BY Don GILLIES

An urgent appeal 20 all ports
men was made this week by
Harry Gaines, executive secretary
II the Michigan United Conser>a-
Ivc Clubs. TO offer their service
10 city. county, state home and
civilian defense officials.
"A real danger j. here In
Michigan" Gaines SAID
state officials are badly wOr-
ried about the coming fire sea
son and possible forest fires.
Lack Of snowfall, the (fC
camps gone. employees taken 10y
the draft or attracted 10 jobs IN
the factories, and the danger of
sabotage. when the hazard gets
high, make this serious and
nothing 10 loaf on" Games de-
ClaTed
Emergency Army
Remember the CCC boys
have always fought the fires and
have kept the record down.
Remember also that one enemy
alien. hell bent on destruction.
could fire thousands of acres In
one day or night, Games
warned
The Michigan United ConServa-
: .on Clubs. tho parent orsanlza-
non Of 10 sportSmens clubs
representing more than 1Oo,0O-
>portsmcn. was urged TO organize
az once, listing all mon available
tor AN emergency iic fighting
army. Every man IN the North
Country is urged 10 report 10 the
district supervisor of the conscr-
vation department. OF 10 any
conservation officer, who VII.
gladly take all volunteers tclc-
phone number and address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Best Bets
[ By International News Service)
TROPICAL PARK

fAt hlANlls RIM
1-ALAGNFS Chalara. Generosity.
2-HIGHsCOPE, Throttle Wide, Ningt
e. I'm.
3-WATER CRACKER, Ballast Rect
Argos.
t-FROS. Gay chic Marneduke.
5-BARRYMORF General Jack, Re
mote Control
S-SFiP BISCUIT, Present Arms, One
TIP.
miss MILITANT. Me low. His
Shadow
s-LFONARDTOWN, Speedy squaw,
Blackboard.
REGT-EROS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

when the boys come home
from this war, they are going
TO expect and viii have earned
the right TO find their America
and their Michigan, their homes,
buildings, outdoor Fairgrounds.
woods, waters and wildliie,
maintained and kept up; not
wasted or dcspoiled,' Gaines
said
Let IT, 81 home be sure that
we keep that trust while they
are fighting for Us.
Interest in Guns
t. connection with rife shoot.
ing Game pointed out that this
is am opparuJne time 10 start such
activity IN al. >pog'>0erS clubs.
Every man should know the
proper handling nf gun. Too
many do not. For a very small
cost. sport>mcn's clubs can build
an indoor or outdoor range. one
can set up range for sunday
morning shooting or evenings In
county garages, or any other old
building available, with little
work." he SAID.
Gaines urged ~portSmen clubs
20 contact hugh schools. ROIt
clubs, and get the boys nlclcs'o,
i'm ~bppIfrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

POST, , p. m. CDetroIt tims).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Oaklawn Entries

REsT-coMET II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

SECOND RACE--Si 0oO, claiming, 3
vear-olds. e. mile:
t'nbu.toned (Nielsnder) u 90 40 , 40
marlborough tHaasD 800 go
Lit Up ,CraiEb $50
Time II SIS or -.
Tete-a -Tete Boot n IN. Sky Soldier,
Michigan sweet and Playheids also ran.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-15
County Tax
Sales Soon

Sale OF delinquent tax accounts 10y
the county Will be held a. an early
date not vet definitely determined.
i; WAS SAID today by +. NJ. Dorsey.
county tax collector
Delinquent accounts will probably
be advertised early IN August. tu
be sold early n September. Air. Do.-
Scy said. Under the law. August j.
the latest q IL Tor advertising. Um-
less the county commissioners spec
ncally delay IN" procedure beyond
that date. ana no move to that ct
:cc; has been made by the cDmnE-
S.nucrS.
Mr.. Dorsey said me did not think
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-15
WEDNESDAY,, JULY Is, 1912

that the dclInqucn: Isl Womb,
any greater this year than j,
last several years. Many accom-.
not yr, settled will be before ~
list - published. he added. So ,S' e
Il MAS impossible At this time 10 S,n
even approximately. what the y,
OF arrears would be. "'
The commissioners are 10 hal,
another meeting before tho end :,
July. probably on the las, Nnra,.
which Is July -. 10 adopt tho ,o!,'
fiscal year budget and fin The ,,~
rate some elton could he take, =.
hat time with rcSpcc; to tax sa,o.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-15
REGISTRATION At EPSON

Il WAS announced today bv G. "
EIvc~. q, EPSON. that registrars ,,:,
be a: Epson school THURSDAY ,r,n,
. a. IN. to ) y. m. To register !oy. ,.o
new gas ra,iomIng which goes in,
effect July ~
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Hobbies and Lobbyists
News of Activities Here and Nearby
By. Edmond Henderer.

There are many modelers in. Ar
lington County who find it incon-
venient to cross the river into Wash
ington to attend meetings Of the
hobby clubs. In few instances this
has resulted in the formation Of To-
Cal clubs In the county. Other hob
byists have simply carried on their
avocations alone.
In this latter group is Clarance
Camp, 38 South Park drive, Airing
ton, Va. He has been a model rail-
roader for about three years and
has designed two layouts, the first
Of which was torn up when he
moved to a new house.
Mr.. Camps present layout occu-
pies 100 square feet of his base
ment. One difficulty which plagued
him in his old house has been elm
mated in this one. At the former
location he had a coal furnace, the
dust from which made winter op-
Grafton almost impossible. His new
home is equipped with an oil burner
AS superintendent Of mails at the
Arlington Post ONCE, Mr.. Camps
modelling time has been seriously
curtailed during the past year, but
he still works at it whenever pos
sible. His roster Of rolling stock in
cludes l road locomotive and / diesel
switcher, 9 passenger cars and IS
freight cars.
When time permits, Mr.. Camp
hopes to build a model of the WASH
ington & Old Dominion Railroad
Station in Rosslyn for use on his
layout.
This molel railroad is 0-gage, two
rail, and Mr.. Camp would like to
hear from some other Arlington
residents who are interested in this
gage. There is one 0-gage club in
the county. but 1t is a three rail
club, and its equipment will not run
on Mr.. Camps layout. If there is
enough interest he would like to
help form a two-rail club.
In any event. model railroaders
are welcome to visit Mr.. Camps
road.
Next Sunday there will be an ex-