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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
STATE

A picture that Is heralded every
where 1t plays as one Of the great
est ever to come out Of Hollywood
Is $50 Proudly We Hail" which be-
gan its engagement at the air con-
ditioned state theater this after
noon.
To Judge by advance reports, Wa
terburians are going to want to keep
the film in town for a long time.
Claudette Colbert, Paulette Goddard
and Veronica Lake are co-starred
supported by George Reeves, Bar
bara Britton, Walter Abel and Sonny
Tufts, the screens new sensation.
80 Proudly We Hail" is the
screens first great story Of hand
full of American nurses, their lives
and their loves under the terrific
fire of Bataan and Corregidor. It's
an original story, written by Allan
Scott, based on what was told by
the nurses who were flown out Of
that holocaust to the safety of Aus
tralia and thence to the United
States.
The three glamorous stars, Clau-
dette, Paulette and Veronica, vii
be seen as Army nurses whose per-
sonal lives are closely bound ur
with their professional lives, Clau.
dette' romantic interest Is George
Reeves who gets his first big break
In q role Of Lieut.. John Summers
He and Claudette are married or
Corregidor with Jap guns thunder
ing their wedding march. Their
honeymoon Is spent IN a foxhole
their future uncertain.
Paulette's big moment Is q new.
conner 10 the screen. q blond giant
Of q Inan-sonny Tufts, who seeml
OF have everything Il takes 70 MAKE
him o big star IN no time fiat. II
isn't often q film has two sucf
male heart.throbs Is Tufts ant
Reeves 80 female fans should iook
forward with anticipation Of much
pleasure 10 80 Proudly We Hall.
Veronica Lakes role a. 9 heart
broken giFl whose fianee was killed
at Pearl HaFbor u q departure
from everything she has done he.
fore. ~ viii giVe her new standing
as q fine emotional actress.
Al N ell. 80 Proudly We HAIL
stands out aa . truly great picture
and one that Is rich In stars, IN
aioFy and IN exciting entertainment
9o Be sure % put u down en- YOU
movie calendaF g. 4 film - see.
sAIenFy AidElch swings ft", Willl
5lMimG kga0n N the tllla rolls 4
ne seeond BIZ og ne current show
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
Rockingham To
Award $4,000

Salem, N. H., Sept. 8. (UP)-
Rockingham Park horse race track
will set new records for purse dis
tribution for an autumn meeting
when it opens for a 54-day meeting
Sept. 81, General Manager Lou
Smith announced today.
Purses for the six weeks of rae
ing will total $437 400 with the prize
money average per day of $500 as
compared with $1,000 per day last
year.
Smith said that the condition
book for the first 10 days of racing
now is being circulated at tracks
throughout the east and schedules
overnight handicaps on Wednesdays
for $1,000 each and on Saturdays
for $4,000 each.
Horses will begin moving into the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
B.C.'s "Tock"
To Redskins?

Lynn, Mass, Sept. 8. CUP)-
Henry (Hammerin' Hank Tocy-
lowski, former star halfback on the
Boston College Sugar Bowl cham
pionship football team three years
ago, said today he would decide be-
fore tomorrow whether to accept an
attractive" offer from the Wash
ington Redskins, worlds profes-
sional champions.
Now football coach at Beverly
High school, Toczylowski previously
had coached at Saugus.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
P. K. WrisIey Draws
Wroth Of Writer

teur meddlng: blanket indictments
charge incompetent management
from the front ONCE TO the dugout.
Apologists mutter morosely about
the terrible luck that has dosged
the team in Its player deals and
claim the rough ride Phil Wrigley,
the owner, has been getting Is q
very bum rap against q good guy"
No Like
Wrigley, states the article, has no
genuine affection for baseball, but
promised his father that he would
carry on the Cubs, and has made
every effort to cultivate an interest
In the game. The chewing-guna
magnate, however, Is astonishingly
naive in baseball matters and Is
given to impulsive decision which
seem to be splendid ideas at the
moment, but never quite work out.
Actual management Of the team
Is In the hands Of Jimmy Wilson
and Jim Gallagher, known as "the
James boys" OF them the Post
article says: "The trades regard for
the ability Of the James boys. Is,
frankly, not high. insiders claim
Gallagher Is not too adroit in the
delicate matter Of puggling talent
and temperament Wilson was
considered the best second man. or
coach, IN the business, but the play
ers say he lacks patience with young
men and tends to panic in q jam"
Customers and critics sum up the
bill Of particulars against Wrigiey,
Wilson and Gallagher and their
pinch-penny policy with the Novi-
kof affair, which saw them lose
more good win than they could az
ford. And now catcalls are more
numerous than customers in Wrig-
ley Field.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
Boxer Poisoned"

New Bedford, Mass, Sept. 8. (UP)
"A severe case Of ptomaine poison
ing suffered by Middleweight
Frankie Nelson Of Boston was
blamed today for cancellation OF
last nights boxing show at the
Bristol arena.
Promoter Jimmy Mede, in an
nouncing the cancellation, said that
the Massachusetts, boxing commits
sion refused to sanction last-min-
ute substitution. Nelson was to have
met Roy Taylor Of New York in a
10-round feature bout.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
Red Roider, n. Rohde
On Arena Mot Tonite

New Haven, Sept. z = The Red
Raider, q masked man of the mat
who hasn't been thrown or lost Q
decision In his last 81 starts, will
tackle Herman Rohde, the husky
young New Jersey grappler IN the
feature match ct the Arena tonight.
Rohde hasn't lost in New Haven
since making his debut in the Elm
City last June.
Two falls out of three will de-
eide the feature.
Nile Steinborn faces George
Becker In the semi-final; Tor Lind
sey opposes George Bruckman in
the second prelim; and Ray
Schwarz wrestles Jim Austeri in the
opener at 8 O'Clock. The prelims and
semi final are limited to half an
hour or one fall.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
Football Clinic

New Haven, Conn.,, Sept. 8. (UP)
High and prep school coaches Of
Connecticut will attend football
clinic at Yale Saturday, and will be
guests of the University Athletic
Association at the Yale Muhlenberg
game in the Bowl.
The clinic is being sponsored by
the New York chapter Of the East
ern intercollegiate football officials.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
Help For Red Sox

Boston, Sept. 8-(UP)-A trio Of
Boston Red Sox players-Pitcher
Lou Lucier and Outfielders Ford
Garrison and Tom McBride-will
rejoin the club later this month in
an effort to give the sixth place
American Leaguers a late season
boost into the first division berth.
The three players viii leave the
Louisville farm club as soon as the
Kentuckians are out of the money
in the American Association race.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
Zivic, BortoIo At
N. Y. Garden Fri.

New York, Sept. S.-(UP)-Frit-
zie zivic Of Pittsburgh and Winnie
Vines OF Schenectady were signed
today for a 10-round main event at
Madison Square Garden Friday
night replacing the lightweight title
match between champion Bob Mont
gomery OF Philadelphia and Beau
Jack Of Atlanta, Ga.
The championship fight was post
poned to Oct. 4 because Montgom-
cry has an infected tooth.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08

Philadelphia, Sept. S.-The one
time gold mine Of the National
League, the Chicago Cubs, has been
outtraded, outsmarted and OUT
played since Philip K. Wrigley be-
came It's president declares Stanley
Frank in the current issue Of The
Saturday Evening Post in an article
titled 1.-THE Decline and Fall Of the
Cubs"
Commenting on the situation,
Frank says It "is ascribed to
reasons that represent every evil
from absentee ownership to ANA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08

would bag the Open at Brookne later in the season
McDermott was prophetic Neither Vardon nor
Ray prevailed. But 1t was a 20-year-od New Eng
met, who startled the Royal and Ancient world by
beating them, and not McDermott, as re predicted
McDermott the only one to give Ouirnet bit OF
the British stylists II was simply play your game,
kid"
1t wasn't long before the meteoric career Of john
ny McDermott the boy who had the game to become
the wonder golfer of all time, was at an end
However brief, 1t was pathetic close to one Of
the most brilliant chanters In American golf.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
Bout Postponed

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 8. (UP)-
The scheduled 10-round bout be-
tween featherweights Pedro Hern-
ander, New York, and Tony Costa,
Providence, was cancelled last night
because of weather and put over
for one week.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08

tracks reconditioned stables next
week in preparation for the open
ing Of the 18th season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-08
In The Local T,heaterS

Gene Tierney, and boasts a sup
porting cast headed by Marjorie
Main. The second big hit is Some
one to Remember" with Frank Cra-
ven,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03
Nittipoh ben 3. 9sobesnber 1913

1,n0 preoigten Srieoen iiberaG ba, mo
tie eintrafen. Die Eannenb1une bon
8ritifb- -golnntbia era1tet man aIs oie
beiten bes Sentiments. Da fie in eli
nem miloen &linta gebeibe1, bleiben
tie langer friid un6 oie ga6eln fallen
.nidt 10 fdnen ab.
Ser Saltptgrunb aur &eb1aierung
Der 8eibna6tsb bauntinbnitrte lit IN
Eransportid rtidtpierigfeiten at iu1en, ba
Gle giienbabnen ibre @agen mebr aur
Veforoernng bon Nabrungsmitteln
branben. 3par peroen einige 8etpob-
ner bon 8ritii6 columbia Sic WeaB-
|nabmen Der Neeierung gu umgeben
|piiien. sic geben einfa9 in ben @alo
|nno bauen iib einen Baum ab, boh
bie meiiten Samilien peroen bieies
Sabr gum erlten Male in Der @ei6id-
|te @eibnabten obne 2i6terbanm fei-
|ern niiiien.
Sransportfontrolleur s. 6. 2of-
Dooo bon &ana6a iagte: Sollten neue
&riegsfrontet eroffnet tperoen, oann
miro bic giienbabn mebr 2aIten aIs
ie gu bef0roern baben. Daber iino oie
Sransportausitdten fiir ni9t friegs-
pt6tige Dinge re9t tribe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03

Son leitenoer ar5tlider Seite miro
befannt gegeben, oaB Die gpioemie Der
&inoerldbmlng, Die felt etniger 3eit
unier 2ano beimiudte, ibren Sobe-
punft erreidt bat un6 i'm MbfIauen
begriffen lit. Sic mar Die areite felt
12 Sabren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03
SdJiitengrabenfiide

9u @be, bor mir NAL aus'm 5pei-
ieipin6e Sic Hetroleumflai6e nit Der
Mufi6rift ugiiig". gs ml1B &inbeer-
Taft brin fem. -. Mber rie9' erIt
oran!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03
1tnIere Mefprb- -Gornernte

Na6 Der neueiten S9Gsung 6es
Observation-Disclosures miro bic
Gornernte 6es Sabres 1943 auf 3,-
055, 5,605,000 8uidel, bie atpeiteroBte
lit ser @eididte oes 2anoes, gei6Gst.
Ser auf ben Stan6 bonn 1. Sftober
seitiibte 8eri6t erfldrt, 6aB 6ie &c.
iamtprobuftion aller grnten ,1ngefdbr
Z Bro5ent rnter Dem 1912 &eforb-
iabr, aber iiber iebem anoeren Sabre
fei. Oie gornprooiftion miro INN
70,000,0O0 8uidel b0ber als Dor ei-
nem @onat seiddbt uno Inn 12,O0O,-
900 8ui6el unter Dem @rgebnis bes
1912 &efor6iabres.
Die 8ei5enprobuftion tpuroe auf
835,718,000 8ui6el geibdbt, 1 Mil-
Ion 8uidel iiber bic S6asung ont
1. September, aber 146,O00,0OO 8u.
idel ltnter ser lebtiabrigen grnte.
a X X X
Sdmarsbrenner iebr riibrig
Oie &riegslage bat Die EGtigfeit
Der uMoonibiners" in ben Bergen
uno abgelegenen 8aloern oes Sii-
oens pieoer betrddtli6 erb0bt uno
oas bereitet Sen alltGnoigen Gegie-
rungsitellen betrddtlibe &opfidmer-
gem. Das Deltiateren bon ,,Moon>
ibine"= "=Sdnaps miro iett tpieoer iebr
profitabel, neil oie 8eitdnoe an legal
bergeltellten WbisfeD 5uiannter>
idrumpfen, bert6tet 8aleigb St. Wall,
Ser Silfsoiitrittsiuperoiior Der Mlfo-
boliteuerbeboroe. ,Moonibine', iagt
er, ,,bringt iebt 10 Dolar Die Sal.
lone im 9ur6idnitt I'M @roBbanoel
elm, aber 20 Dollar l,rb mebr int
@leinbanoel." l1no Ser 8erbral19er
erbalt Ielten Sic bon ben ,,Moonibin-
ers" bergeiteQte 8are. "Wir batten
iogar cine 8robe, BEL ser cine 9emi>
faliide Mnalpie ergab, 6aB iie bur9
Mottenfugeln berftarft tpor6en mar,
iagte Sc. g. @al.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03
4uerlet aus Qutr @eH

: WWEA ~1t~
&riegsbeimatloie
sSn bieiem gigantiiden 80lferfamp-
|fe iino mebr Meniden setotet uno
gr0Bere Maiien beirnatlos geiporoen,
|als IN irgen6einem &riege in Der @e-
|i9ibte Ser Menibbeit. Dte in China
|aus Saus nno Seimat beriagten Men-
i6en baben bic unglaublibe 3abl bon
nidt peniger als 100000 er-
reidt. Sn &uBlanb itn6 38,000,000
uno in 8olen, Si6e6oiloipafien unb
|anbern europaii6en 9anoern biele
|on6ere Weiaionen bon ibrem &eim
|bertrieben tporben. Die &epatriterung
|oieIer unb anberer Milionen, Die aus
ibren &eimatldnoern als Sflaben-
[arbeitern beri6leppt tporoett, iteQt Ell
Inc ni6t lei6t 5u l0ienoe Iufgabe na9
|6em &riege 6ar.
X X X
aniid-iapaniider Gefansenen-
Mnstanfd)
9ie Namen bon 1886 Mnerifa=
|nern, Sic aus 6em Sernen Often re-
patriiert iperoen un6 iib an 8orb
oes iapaniiden Nustauidoampfers
,,Seia Marl1' auf Dem @ege nad
Mornugao in 8ortugieiiid -Snbien
befinben, ipurben bonn Staatsoepart=
ment befanntgegeben. 0ie Mitteilung
Ser geamen erfolste na6 enoeiiltiger
8eitatigung Der elite bonieiten Der
|als Mittelsmann tpirfenoen Sdtpei=
ger &egier,lng. 9ie angeb0rigen Ser
&epatriierten in Sen Ser. Staoten
itno bereits beritdnoigt tporoen.
In 8orb Ser ,,geia Mar,1', Die itb
|nunmebr Mormugao ndbert, befinoen
|iib al1Ber6em 221 &annbier uno 40
Staatsangeborige lateinamerifanii6er
&epublifen, Die ebenfalls ausgetaui6t
lperben. SSnsgeiant itnb 1897 Mngebo=
rige Ser alliierten Nationen an 8oro
oes iapanii6en austauididiffes. sic
meroen mabri6einli9 nddite @o9e
gegen cine entipreden6e Mnaabl iopa=
niider Staatsanseb0riger, Die Mmeri-
ia am 2. September auf Dem f9tpebi=
iben 9ampfer u@ripsboln1" berlie-
Ben, al1sgetaui6t tperben.
Inter BEN amerifanilden &epatri=
ierten fonmen 80 aus Sapan 975
aus Dem bon ben Sapanern beiesten
China, "a aus &onefong, 13O aus
oen Pbilippinen uttb 81 aus Satgon
in Sran5. =SSn6o9ina.
9ea6oem Der Mustaui9 IN Mar=
mugao pou5ogen lit, miro Die ,,@rips=
bolm" bic ausgetauibten slmerifaner
lno anberen &epatriierten na9 SEEM
gorf 5uriidbrinsen, ie6o6 borber in
&io Sc Saneiro anlegen, INN BORT sic
2ateinamerifaner 5u lanben.
X X X
ltmiere &riegsprobuftion mebr als sr-
reiden6
Mnerifas 9robuftion an &riess=
material bat iest ettpa ben S0bepunft
erreidt, an Dem es moglih iein miro,
oieie Hro6uftion in gepiiiem MaBe
5uguniten Der Bro6uftion fir oie 81
bilbebolferung at berminoern. Dieie
Gage in Der &riegsptrt 9aft miro bon
5uitdnoigen Sa6beritdn6igen auf atpei
l1mitanbe a1riidgefiibrt:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03
Grsbildpf Spellman iteqt Graneo ins
k,.nhnn QfAk
tuabre 2i6t


grabiidof Spenman bon Netp Oori
bat ben ipaniI6en @eneraliilimo
Srancisco Sranro als einen Manr
beidrieben, Der ieinem @otte uno iei-
nem 2anbe lopal ilt. sSt1 elmer &eibe
bon 8riefen Die Ser gr5bii6of 1pdb.
reno ieines 8eiudes bon europa ,no
Dem Mitteloiten an ieinen 8ater
f9rieb unb Die in ,,golier's @eeflp''
beroffentlidt tpurben, bieB es ,rtter
anoerem: u8ie i6arf au9 ir,mer &C.
neral 'Sranco fritiiiert tpuroe, 10 Bin
id oennod iiber5eust, oaB er gottes.
fiir6tig unb ieinem 2anoe berart er.
geben lit, oaB er iid ielbit fiir Spa.
nien opfern miir6e. Die ipanii6e 8e.
bolferung balt gu Sranco uno boff1
auberii6tlid, baB er Spanien aus
Dem &riege berausbalten pir6."
gs lit gu begriiBen oaB ein Mann
tpie @r5bii6of Spellman Ben bon ser
Saeespreiie 10 niBoeuteten unb Der.
leumoeten ipanii9en 8olfsfiibrer ins
redte 2i9t itelt. General Sranco be.
fampft Die freimaureriiben unb font
muniitii6en @infliiiie, Die inn ipant.
i6en &ebolutionsfrieg bas ipanii6e
GoIf an BEN &ano bes 8eroerbens
gebrabt baben. l1nb bas fann bic fa-
tbolifenfeinolide Breiie oem &atboli.
fen 5ranco nidt bergeiien. Seine ero'
ben 8erbienite Inn bic Sade Der MGi.
ierten beridpeist uno miBbentet man,
2iige un6 @erleum6ung lit bie ein5ige
@affe Ser &irdenfeinbe.
X X *
Seeliprge in nnieren @efansenen-
lagern
Ser Wangel an Ser auernottpenoig-
item Seeliorge in BEN 5ablrei9en &C.
fangenenlagern lit 10 groB, baB, tpte
aus Sflaboma beri6tet miro, Elm ein-
aiser oeutider Brieiter fir oie geiiti,
gen 8ebiirfniiie in adt @efangenen=
lagern 5u ioreen bat. 9ieier Erieiter
lit elm beutider @efangener, pelder
in Der Na5iarmee, iofort na6 Ser
Seier ieiner eriten III. Meiie, Dem
@er5teforps 5ugeteilt tporoen mar.
Dem iunsen Rrielter tpur6en bonn BIZ
i60fliden Sroinariate bie SafuItGten
5ur Seier ser fl. Meiie, gum 8ei6t-
boren lno 5um 8reoigen gegeben uno
es tpuroe linn elm MaBfit our Berfu=
gung geiteQt, uie Der, tpel6er bon
ben &aplanen Ser Ser. Staaten Mr-
mee gebral19t miro.
0te 2ager, Die ieiner Gorge
anbertraut iinb, liegen in einem unl-
freis bon 800 Weilen inn mittlern u11b
0itli6en Eeile oes Staates Oflaboma.
8ii6of Srancis 6. &ellep bon Ofla-
bona bat, i'm Muftrage bes Bapites,
ale 2ager tpieoerbolt beiudt, Inn ii6
au iiber5eugen, baB es Sen @efansenen
an ni6ts mangelt. 3tpei Eager tper-
ben bon Ser 8enebiftinerabtei in
Sbatpnee paitoriert. @iner Ser Hrie-
Iter bat ieoen Sonntag cine Strede
bon 80 unb Elm anberer BON 1SO Mei-
len 81, binterlegen. giner Ser Silfs=
prteiter bat nit. Ser Srganiiation Ell
nes gregorianiiden @eianes9ors ln6
Der 8iloung bon beri6ieoenen Sooa-
Iitaten begonnen. Drei 2ager befin-
ben ii6 in ser Ndbe bon St1oten,
bon mo- aus bie 8farrprieiter ibre Sd
tigfeit ausge6ebnt baben. Bapit Bius
Apr QhEIfte hnt feAca @efnt1 not1 n1,Inz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03
gefiirat per6en, Inn ben tpirfliden gn-

gefiir5t tperben, Inn ben tpirfli1en Mn-
foroernngen genauer 5l entiprehen.
3meitens:: Snfolge oes borsei6rit-
tenen Stabiums Der &riegsoperatio-
men, beionbers in europa, fonnen bie
Strategen bes &eeres uno Ser Slotte
iebt ibre fiinftigen 8ebiirfnifie better
abiddten. Das ern0sli6t 6ie aus-
ldaltl1ng bereits borgeiebener Brobllf-
ton, Die 1tidt nebr als 1ottpenbig err
a6tet tpirb.
Gin Sa1berit6noiger, Ser nit ben
lleberbliden iiber bic Broouftionspla-
nuns, ipie Braiioent Mooiepelt tie elm
fiibrte, bertra,lt 1T, erfldrt, 6aB elm
fir oas Sabr 1941 auf bun6ert Mil-
liarben Dollars geiddbtes Brogranm
bieleidt Tim Bis gu feds ooer a6t
Miniarben Dollars, 8. +. Inn 6 ober
8 Broaent, sefiir5t peroen fann. Die
gef9luBfaiiung iiber irgenopelde
Broouftion nsfiir5ungen lit ieood Sa6e
oes 8ar Mobili5ation 8oar6 6es
Hraitoenten. <-
Gin tpeiterer S9ritt tpir6 erfolgen,
penn Sames S. 8prnes, Direftor fir
Die &riegsmobiliite Elm ltmfaiien-
bes Stubium Ser i11ouitriellen Demo-
miliiterung uno 6amit berbunoener
Na6friegsplanungsprob einleiten
miro, ipel6es bic @run6lage fir elm
Denobilii iliiierungsprogramm b,il n
ioa.
X X X
Seine 8eibnadtsbanme fir &riess-
,peibnadtem 1943
Ser &rieg i6eint feline eiierne
6auit auf ben trauten 8eibnadts-
baum 5u legen. Mud ser 8eibnadts=
baum, 10 beiBt es, muB oieies Sabr
oa5u beitraeen, 6en &rieg 5l1 eetpi,1-
men, uno 5ipar in paiiiber 8eiie, In
hem er nibt in Die Sduier ipanoert,
ionoern inn freien 8aloe perbleibt.
ltneefdbr 100000 Samilien in
8ritiib- b-g golunbia 1no slmerifa per=
Sen bieies Sabr am Is. De5enber
obne 8eibnabtsbalrm iein, mas Die
iunge S6ar ii6erli9 beflagen miro.
9a es an Mrbeitsfraften un6 an
Observation-Disclosures feblt, balt
man es bieies Sabr fir tpeiier, Den
&anbel BON @eibnabtsb6lmen 5u be-
i6rGnfen. 9rei departments ser fana<
oii6en &egierung baben 81 glei6er
3eit Mabnabmen getroffen, tpdbrenb
Der &rieesoauer feline @eibna6ts=
bdume in Seimen auf5uiteaen, l1nb
5tpar iino es: National Selectibe Ger
bice, Department Of Eransport ano
@artime 4rices anb Eraoe 8oarb.
Das 8iiro oes ieleftiben Dienltes
miro feline Notwithstanding gum
Ibbauen bes 8aumes ausfeuen. ST.
folge0eiien miro es unternebmern 11n-
m0elid iein, Mrbeitsfrafte fir oieien
3ped 5u 6ingen. Sarmer itn6 bon
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-29
SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED
COUNTY FARM CHILDREN

Dickinson county farm young
sters were invited today to COM
pete in a $4,000 wartime food pro
duction and marketing contest,
sponsored by the National Jun
ior Vegetable Growers Assn.
Registration blanks and de-
tails of the program may be OBJ
tanned from E. C. Smith, agricul-
ture teacher at Dickinson Memo
rial high school, Clintwood, OF
from any other agriculture teacl
er in the county.
Entries from this county will
compete for a $500 grand nation
al award, a southern regional
award of 5000 and ten sectional
awards of 500 each from schol
arship fund provided by the A
& P Tea Co. The fund also pro-
vides two $25 war bonds as priz-
es for high ranking Virginia par
Elephants.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-29

duction of vegetables, (2) can
show he can get to his garden in
no other way, and that his labor
is necessary for the cultivation OF
the garden, and (3) arranges, ii
possible, to share his car with
other gardeners. This new regu-
lation becomes effeq i've April 30
The Atlanta OPA office an
nounces that an effort is being
made to work out a new regula-
ton that will permit local boards
to issue gas to soldiers on fur
Tough. This local board has fruit
lessly urged that this be done fol-
many months, and it pleases us
very much that there is a prob
ability that we can do this SER
vice to our fighting men when
visiting home in the near future.
Dickinson County Ra.ioning
Board
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-29
The Ration
Calendar

Any retailer who has present.
ed blue food stamps A, B, and Z
who have refused to accept them
from book two to wholesalers.
and for this reason the stamps
have become invalid, may have
these lapsed stamps reinstated by
sending them to the local board
Lefore May l, this year, with
statement showing name and ad-
dress of wholesaler who refused
to accept same and date on which
stamps were presented.
All restaurant prices and men
us must be filed with the local
board on or before Saturday,
May !. Don't neglect this mTSter.
War Ration Book Three will be
issued within the next e w
months. You will be kept inform
ed as to the use of these books.
New dollars and cents ceiling
prices for beef, veal, lamb and
mutton are now being worked
out, and new regulations will be
announced shortly.
AS coupons for gas will be
valid until July %. Keep this in
mind.
Local boards may issue gas
stamps up to 800 miles for six
months period for victory garden
travel if the car owner CD is
cultivating a tract of 1900 square
feet or more devoted TO the pro-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-29
Published Every Thursday
In
BEVERLY'S PRINT SHOP
Clintwood, Va.
LARGE SCHOOL SHARES
IN THE WAR EFFORT

Teachers and pupils Of the
Large school have been doing
their bit during this school year
to help lick the enemy. Teachers
checked up and found that there
had been S186.1O in stamps and
bonds boughI' by pupils of this
school. We feel proud of this re-
cord and plan to continue to use
our nickels and dimes during-the
summer for Uncle Sam.
The following pupils have
bought bonds during the year:
Tom Large, Bobby Large, Joe
Alger Mullins, Billy Mullins, Eel
la Large.
CLINIS ROSE, Reporter.