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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

state price. BOX 1a-V, star "IT.o'
ADDERs: typewriters, metal Ming cabinets.
sH ssnisc; 99tnce machines; cash immediately.
ADDING MACHINES. calculstors. typerrit-
Sun and ewes eves CO coy 4s5 ssS55dlS2rk wsek tSg prise
AIR COMPRESSOR for SPRAY sun. mnsk
pump SO lbs. Call days, RE 24se. Might.
BEDRooM SUITES. once furniture din.
ing ana hVinS room suites, elec. refrigera-
tors glassware and rugs. Dupont O513.
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture.
gs,1I Gontents =, = q antS or bones. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY STORAGE. ia. 2o37.
BICYCLE-Trade almost new girls hicycls,
t0 ton FOR trfs lishtSeiah xrs se excellent cond;
deonoIa IL sTnntn: l. Jsnss1 Elk. 249o, Ext. SIa.
used WA S572 VI ShshtS
BuLLDoZER TRACToR lone, wanted to
contracting for one to pull stumps' Enoush
WORK on hand to keep 1t for six or strht
months; Nc Sunset Hills Farm. Falls Church.
Cash! G IS Trsae sss, s5snne5, a15 Penns' ave.
SssN,s BOYS 95Sp cIorHfNos rFTSess shMs' Ialp
sg3, 8, ] N St nv; MI. 2715. Open eve. viii caii'.
Fl; Fl oTH s5ss op,n szs WM u cal esf ''n ST. NV
HseS 9SIItGS~HIshest cIotSne Rars prices paid for mems
I3+ptsTa 13E.STaiG ndEa4, TEAMS; i 3 and o ssuss.
hanssSGT5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bod; iyns room misc
Tins Tins x,EI, RE, ESG4. Ewes; NE 5al7 m 1&e se'
pIjRNrrnRE. ptjcs Hns used; will pay highest. cash
ue ca GT pnpont 81, Elncs s,ss q household furn-
FURNITURE. bric-a- -brac. china. glassware,
esifs Tfs sp an TtRS H6TsrHoID5 Gi505 coopS
akisRS aGsEY sf2H EfAsF 4So 4TSSFB1ATE asT
fERTfT2kthRRGWEou,SS FL TTn9 dthRGE SAIT K TR. $3.50,
PpgRNIITURE-Want to buy direct from
FuRslNITUREI17Household goods. electris
@sdiss e'i Dissret sssR nsisss sss paid i'm
tion Gas M0T3k ntIansis Z bs to Ia hD good sendi-
JEWELRY, diamonds, shotguns. cameras.
PRICES PAID Also ehSiee Sta'nd damonas aaahsr fer
METRONoME. Cali Metropolitsn m ssai9 ssa9.
Ask for Frank Bonner
Pl pay "Srss ss;h 70, srands .gns
fs fano US Co 0sfGEf o7s ygS yS ;s AThHT Jordan
Or phone Ma. 4S2s for information % "ars and
PowfR MOVING VIM T2ssh MschrSEl lG n sosd 81
ming condition. LOUIS P. Shoemaker, fSis
srrp St Tcy nT o IA l166.
;onsbls sood condition, caIi CO asss.
size: will pay cash. DE. O990.
REFRIGERAT0Rs. LATE MODEL STOVES.
pHoNR oolEesis REBusLfc faSs P5l'si eo1s.
ROLLS RAZOR. must have all parts: price
SEWING MACHINES-Used. any make,
SEWING MACHINE-we buy ali types:
pisstino reipsiiT hesTmHstitehng en- bqttons covered
TRICYLE for 4-year-old child, good condi-
ton. Chestnut 91O9
WANTED $4,000 old or broken phonograph
e orc we S sa Rrsss fer ps paid bring them
Co. 400 1lth st. NV. District 400
silver. PTATINuM.o oTE TEETH. S piscARpEp AGdR
JEWTE.RY. .I9Y I'VE We PAY CASH 49, 49,
spu., CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
"foeo sEEfNGERs 5sTfEa 'sis sis Tslsf St. PslS sa
FURNITURE, RUGS, ELECTRIC
REFG, WASHING MACHINE.
Household goods, etc; absolutely highest
time. Metropolitan 1924 II.
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Diamond pocket and wgist watches, in
ttialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rnEs, any other iewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New York
Jewelry Co. 727 eth st. NV
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
-... WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Opportunity of Lifetime

CHINESE LAUNDRY. fully eouipped o.
Sth st. Sc. FIR Oa4l
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SELLING OUT

$50 TO $50 OFF
On all puppies, Cookers, Scotties. PekingeSe,
Collies, English Fox Terriers, crossed breed
Spitz. Toy Manchester.
Dos Hotel, 1914 Georgia Ave IA. 43Sl, !,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Los ANGELES AND PORTLAND. Al
Chev. de luxe sedan: take 3. Ly. immed
Box 11a-V Star los
LOS ANGELES. DRIVING Al CAR LEAVE
about AUG. l3: take 8: share expense
National 1894, Ext. 403. 10.
DESIRE TRANSPORTATION BY CAR TO
portland. Greg, between August Is and
~; can drive. Call EN- 7Ila 13'
Los ANGELES. LEAVING IN OR 2
days; driving station wagon: can accom-
modate several. Phi. Lincoln s439. 13'
WANTED. TRANSPORTATION TO CHI
caRo or ST. Louis Aug. - help drive or
snare expenses. Call FRED THE1S, phone
RE. 300 Ext. "fsa
WANT RIDE TO DENVER OR VICINITY
aoout TIE Sth; help drive. share expenses.
WANTED ARMY OR NAVAL OFFICER
and family being transferred TO West
Coast TO drive 194l car for delivery to
owner. Write Box @3S-L. The Star
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GOLD-DIAMONDS,


Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
! before you sell. Arthur Markell, 91s F at.
Nv. RIM. 301. National O2S4
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GuesthOuSe Onnortunitv

Every One Money-Maker).
Eve st. sell rms, low rent Over
$500 monthly income: 5000 down
Rhode Island ave. near 15th-4O rooms,
= baths: over $1,000 monthly income
Make offer. Owner leaving city
Near Shoreham Hotel-Beautifully fur
nished. basement suite in knotty pine
House in perfect condition. Hotel rates
Monthly income approximately $500
81 900 down. A real investment
Rhode Island ave. near 15th-15 rooms
5 baths over $500 monthly income; 81 900
down. Exceptional profit
Harrington Management Co.,
1918 Vt Ave EX. 1929: Ewes, SH S436,
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OPPUI CuIIICy OF LI1eClme
only: present owner was doing excellent
business. no help troubles; fine for a couple,
good living quarters; only $3.50, terms.
603 1th st. ne 1Es
Evening star., 1943-05-19

as he always screams when he is
angry, he was soon making such a
racket that Reddy Fox, down on
the Green Meadows, couldn't help
but hear it. Peter saw him lift
his head to listen. In a few min
utes, he began to trot that way.
He was coming to find out what
the fuss was about. Peter knew
that Reddy wouldn't come straight
up there. That isn't Reddy's way.
He would steal around back Of the
old stone wall on the edge of the
Old Orchard, which was back of
Peter, and would try to see what
was going on without being seen
himself.
"As soon as he sees me, he will
think that, at last, he has a chance
to catch me-" thought Peter. IT
shall have to run my very fastest.
but if everything goes right, he
will soon forget all about me. I
do hope that the noise Sammy Jay
is making won't waken Jimmy
Skunk and bring him out to see
what is going on"
So, with one eye on the barrel
where Jimmy was taking a nap
and the other eye on the old stone
wall behind which he expected Red
dy Fox to come stealing up. Peter
waited and didn't mind in the least
the names that Sammy Jay was
calling him.
Released by the Associated Newspapers.)
Evening star., 1943-05-19

channels into harbors and all wood
that is under water within their
reach. Millions Of dollars annually
are lost through their untiring activ-
tiles.
Ship worms" are cousins to the
oysters. scallops, mussels and clans.
Though this animal does not resem-
BILE its relatives in form. there is
one characteristic they have in COM
mon: a pair of shells.
Toredo mothers carry their eggs
in their gill cavities until they hatch
into ciliated larvae. This means
that each tiny creature is supplied
with fringe of hairs that enables
it to swim about freely. AS soon as
they are on their own, the small
teredos develop q shell that is
large enough to cover them. This
shell never grows to a large size.
The worm may reach q length of six
inches In temperate water and two
feet in southern waters. The BIZ
valve shell is on the larger end of
the worm, and close to the anterior
extremity there is pair OF calcare-
Gus appendages known as pallets.
Beyond the pallets extend two ST.
Evening star., 1943-05-19

Ldst-ntnute changes IN radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that dcp.
Evening star., 1943-05-19

WMAL. 9:00-John Freedom: vs.. Japs In
Burma.
WT0P. 9:o0-Mayor Of Town. Jackie Cooper,
Donald 0'connor and Diana Lynn.
WRC. 9:00-Eddis Cantor: Cary Grant.
WMAl. 9:30-SpotIight Band Tony Pastor.
VOL. 9:30-5oIders With Wings: fred
Astaire and Constance Moore.
WRc, 93o-hr. District Attorney: Murders
in Used Cars.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGE!
The Imp of Mischief woe Is me.
Is always busy as bee.

ldC Imp Ol RllSCIlcl, Voc Is
Is always busy as a bee.
That is why so many people are
forever getting into trouble. He
won't keep still. No, sir, he won't
keep still unless he is made to
Once let him get started. there is
no knowing where he will stop
The very instant Peter Rabbit saw
Jimmy Skunk disappear inside the
old barrel lying on its side at the
top of the hill. the Imp of Mischief
began to whisper to Peter. OF
course, Peter shouldn't have lis
tened. Certainly not. But he did
You know Peter dearly loves 8
Joke when it is on some one else
He sat right where he was and
watched to see if Jimmy came out
OF the barrel. Jimmy didn't come
out, and after a little Peter stole
over to the barrel and peeped in
side. There was Jimmy Skunk
curled up for a nap.
Peter tiptoed away very softly
All the time the Imp Of Mischief
was whispering to him that this was
q splendid opportunity to play a
Joke on Jimmy. You know, 1t Is
very easy to play joke on any one
who is asleep. Peter doesn't often
have a chance to play joke on
Jimmy Skunk. 1t isn't very safe
thing to do, not if Jimmy is awake.
No one knows that better than
Peter. He sat down some distance
from the barrel, but where he could
keep an eye on it. Then he went
into a brown study, which is one
way Of saying that he thought very
hard. He wanted to play joke
on Jimmy, but, like most jokers.
he didn't want the joke to come
back on himself In fact. he felt
that 1t would be great deal better
for him II Jimmy shouldn't know
that he had anything to do with
the joke.
AS he sat there In brown study,
he happened to glance over on the
Green Meadows, and there he saw
something red. He looked very
hard, and in minute he saw that
It was Reddy Fox. Right away,
Peters nimble wits began to plan
how he could use Reddy Fox to
play q joke on Jimmy. AL in a
Hash, an idea came to him, an
Idea that made him laugh right
out. You see. the Imp of Mischief
was very, very busy whispering to
Peter.
If Reddy were only up here, !
believe I could do 1t, and it would
be a Joke on Iseddy as we'll as on
Jimmy" thought Peter and laughed
right out again.
What are you laughing at?'
asked voice. 1t was the voice Of
Sammy Jay.
Right away. a plan for getting
Reddy up there flashed into Peters
head. He would get Sammy angry
and that would make Sammy
scream. Reddy would be sure tt
come up there to see what Sammy
Jay was making such a fuss about
Sammy, you know, Is very quick
tempered. No one knows this bet.
ter than Peter. So, instead Of re.
plying politely to Sammy, as he
ahould have done. Peter spoke
Grossly:
Fly away, Sammy. fly away! II
Is no business Of yours what I an
laughing at"
Right away, Sammy's temper
Aared up. He began to call Petel
names, and Peter answered back
This angered Sammy still more, ane
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phons. These tubes are small and
must always be near the outer open
ing Of the burrow.
In spite Of the number Of wood
workers in the timber. their tunnels
are always separated by thin parti-
ton. The teredo is not a wood-eater.
Food consists OF microscopic organ
isms taken in by'way of the siphons.
That Is why paints or other poison
Gus substances in the wood do not
interfere with the worm as 1t goes
about making tunnels.
Along the surface of the mantle, a
shelly substance is manufactured.
This hard tube lines the burrow.
Though 1t Is not known as a fact, it
Is believed that the ship worm uses
the pair Of pallets for excavation
purposes.
Ship builders, in order to protect
their property, cover as much Of the
surface of the ship as is in the water
with copper sheathing, by placing
large-headed nails close together or
using some hard substance the bor-
ers cannot penetrate. The young
ship worms are quite tiny when they
bore into the wood. They become
adults in their chosen habitats.
There are three other species of
teredo. But Teredo navalis is not
only the most abundant, but the
most destructive one OF the clan.
Sometimes large pieces of timber
may be seen on the beach. Here not
only the woodworkers but their
handiwork may be examined. Where
wooden buoys are used, they must
be painted with several coats of
copper paint. Even 50, the ship
worms will bore into them where
the paint has been rubbed of.
Eventually, the valuable indicator
of safe water lanes Is destroyed.
Evening star., 1943-05-19

on the AIR TODAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news. WiAl al 4:55 pm.
Schools Tor Victory: Uppsrsrads schools
series, WMAl al 7:i5 pm.
WIop. 3:00-Mmmy Kaye: Waller o'Ksefe.
WhAL, S:30-Manhattan a Midnight: A
romantic drama.
VOL. S:3o-Taks q Gard: Lowell Thomas
answering questions.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY,

BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
SHIP WORM
(Teredo 7,1Ddlis)
Working day and night, and hid
den from sight, curious bivalves
known as ship worms" tunnel into
the timber of ships, piles of wharves
wooden buoys used to mark the
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
SEEK INFORMATION ABOUT
MISSING GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hill Of
Bartlick are seeking information
as to the whereabout Of t':eir
daughter. Lucille, Is, who lett
home on August 9th and has not
been heard of since.
The missing girl was last
seen at Harkin, Va, with no
word of her since that time.
Her description was given as
follows: Weight 1875, brown hair,
shoulder length; blue eyes. No
tify w. C. Hill of Splashdam if
you have information.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
EURA KATLIFF DIES FROM
GUNsHOT WOUNDS

Mrs. Eura Ratliff, 35, wife of
Bill Ratliff, died in the local hos
pital this morning from A self
inflicted wound received at
about 10 o'clock last night.
According to our information,
Mrs. Ratliff shot herself with a
revolver after retiring for the
night. One of her three children
was in the bed at the time, and
her husband was lying across the
bed. 1t is reported that the bull
let entered the heart, and that
death was & result of bleeding.
The motive for the shooting is
not known.
The deceased is daughter OF
Alex Dutton Of Pound River. She
is survived by her three children
and husband.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
HOSPITAL NEWS

Pfc. and Mrs. Halter Yates are
the proud parents of a new boy,
named Beverly Avon, born on
Sept. II.
Sgt. and Mrs. Karl Riddle are
the happy parents of a boy, nam
ed James Karl. He arrived on
Sept. 20.
Mrs. Paul Fleming and little
son ere confined to the hospital
at this time.
Mrs. Houston Mullins is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Emery B. Mullins under
went an operation this week.
Erwin Dotson is receiving med
ical attention at this writing.
Mrs. Chester Mullins of Dante
underwent an operation Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bill Willis underwent an
operation Thursday.
The following patients have
been discharged recently: Betty
Jane Smith, Of Nora; Clayton
Perrigan, Tense; Mrs. Rosina
Sutherland. Clintwood; Charlie
(See next column).
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
THE DRFAT PICTURE
AT-A-GLANCE

Here is the way the draft pic
ture shapes up for the remainder
of this year:
Needed for all the armed fore
es-1 100000 men.
For the army-70O,OO0 of which
100000 are requirements and
100000 are additions.
For the navy-500,000.
Fathers to be called-446.000.
January LIST army goal-7,7 O0,-
900.
January navy goal-3, 000,0 900
Overseas by Jan. 1, 1944-2,-
100000.
Overseas by Jan. /, 1885,
100000.
These figures came out this
week in testimony Of General
George C. Marshall and Admiral
Ernest j. King.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
D.M.H.S. WINS SOFTBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP OF COUNTY

The high schools of Dickinson
county met at Ervinton High on
Sept. IL, to settle the softball
championship. Ervinton n d
Clinchco drew first places and
played the initial game in the
morning. Going into extra in
nings. Clinchco finally edged out
the Ervinton boys to 6.
Dickinson Memorial paired off
with Haysi. The latter did not
show up, so the final game was
played in the afternoon between
Clinchco and D M H S. T h e
Clinchco boys were not able to
solve the weird delivery of The
ril Reedy, who offered them the
slow one, mixed with the fast.
He was touched for three runs
in the second, the only inning the
Clinchco boys were able to cross
to the plate. Russell McFall and
less w. Steele were outstanding
at the bat, the latter getting 3
for 4. getting singles out of 5
times at bat.
The local boys executed the
best play of the game, doubling
from second to first This play
was so fast that no one saw 1t
hut the umpire.
Coach Elmer Smith deserves
much credit for putting on the
diamond one of the fastest soft
ball teams ever seen in Dicken-
son. r. L. Rosenbaum, principal,
promised a set up for each run
made but since each member of
the team played so well, he ex-
tended the offer to the entire
team.
We thank you for the hospital
ity of the Ervinton High School
faculty and students.
CLAIR SYKES. Sports Editor.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
Poll Tax Cases
COtinue In
Court

The second week of the poll
tax hearings here, upon petition
of several hundred citizens of the
county asking that their names
be placed on the qualified voting
list, was resumed Monday morn
ing. with Judge Walter H. Rob-
ertson of Abingdon presiding.
The hearings will continue
through this week and will be
followed by recess until Mon
day, Oct. 4, because Judge Rob
ertson will be occupied in his
own district next week.
Something over 100 cases had
been passed upon up to the time
of adjournment Thursday. And
while no list of names passed are
available at this time, observers
claim that in over 80 per cent of
the cases heard and decided that
the names of the voters have
been ordered placed on the cor
rected list. A few have been def
initely rejected because of irreg-
ularity in the payment Of poll
taxes, and several cases have
been passed over for a day or so
awaiting introduction of further
evidence.
The hearings are proceeding
slowly, due to various objections
by counsel for the treasurer and
the consequent argument result
ing. At the present pace, it is
doubtful if all the cases listed for
hearing will be reached before
the last of October. Counsel for
the treasurer alleges in nearly all
cases called that payment of poll
taxes was made in bulk. Demo-
Gratis counter with the charge that
counsel for the treasurer is only
fighting what military men call
a "delaying action
In spite of the widespread in
terest in the hearings throughout
the county. attendance is light,
due to difficulties in travelling.
Attendance is generally limited
to part of the compliments and
a few witnesses and a few of the
candidates and political leaders.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23

Sluss, Rt. l John Hibbitts, OAR
win; Welt Sullivan, Mcclure;
Italy Mullins, Darwin; Inis Les
ter, Clintwood; Ivory Branham,
Rt. |; Mrs. Joe Mullins Clint
wood; Mrs. Charley Brown, Clint
wood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
THE
PERSONAL
SIDE

Howard Clark left Wednesday
for Bluefield after a visit with
his family here.
The Kiwanis Club luncheon
Monday was served by the fol-
lowing ladies ofthe Jenny Rush
Circle: Mrs. Bess Adkins, and
Mrs. Cicero Dobbs, assisted by
Miss Elizabeth Adkins, Mrs. Kath
leen Nolan and Miss Effie Moon
ely.
Mrs. Lee Stanley, Mrs. A. A.
Skeen ST., and Mrs. Kate Friend
were business visitors in Norton
Monday.
Mrs. Bill Ely of Mcclure visit
ed the Red Cross sewing room
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss 10 Sutherland has return
ed after a weekend visit in
Nashville.
Lee Stanley was a business Wis
itor in Chatham, Va, Tuesday.
The Rev. Dobbs and E. N. No
Ian were visitors in Coeburn on
Tuesday.
s. H. Sutherland was seeing
friends in Clinchco Tuesday.
The following women were
present at the Red Cross sewing
room this week: Mrs. Lena Pri-
ode, Mrs. Sam Wright, Mrs. Car
RE Priode, Mrs. Gallie Friend.
Mrs. Dobbs, Mrs. John Keith,
Mrs. George Meade, Mrs. Howard
Clark, Mrs. Calvin Hughes, Mrs.
Kathleen Nolan and Mrs. Lee
Stanley.
DR.. F. H. Yorkoff and family
returned Monday after a visit
with DR.. Workouts mother in
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Loretta Orr and son,
Johnny. returned Tuesday from
Charlottesville.
Mrs. C. D. Mullins was a bus
mess visitor in Bristol and Kings
port Tuesday.
The following ladies gathered
at the home Of Mrs. Howard
Clark one day this week to knit
for the Red Cross: Misses Lois
Spivey. Josephine Pizzuto, Mar
garet Preston; Mesdames Roy
Thomson, June Chase, Bill Pee
bles, F. H. Yorkoff, A. A. Skeen,
Jr.. Kathleen Nolan, c. Deb Null
Lin sand R. c Miller.
Mrs. F. H. Yorkoff was a bus
mess visitor in Norton Wednes-
day.
Mrs Lee Stanley will leave on
Friday for a visit with friends
in Roanoke.
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23

Cpl. Paul E Owens, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Owens has re-
turned to his station at Waycross,
Ca, after a short furlough with
his parents.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-23
Register Now
For Your
Gas Book

Fuel oil rations for domestic
cooking and lighting no longer
bear dates of expiration, and the
kerosene coupons you now have
may be used as long as they last.
The chairman of the local war
price and rationing board has
cautioned meat retailers not to
stock up on supplies larger than
their normal demand. Such over
stocking probably will result in
serious financial loss.
Car owners may begin making
applications for renewal of their
basic A gasoline ration books this
week Applications will be pro-
cessed between Sept. % and Oct.
%. this year.
This does not mean, that AS
coupons in present ration books
will expire in October. The ex-
piration date is still Nov. %. BY
renewing books early, however,
our work load at the board can
be spread out and we Will avoid
last minute rush. We also can
be sure that every car owner has
his book when he needs it.
Renewal application forms may
be obtained, beginning Sept. %,
1943, either in person, by mail.
1i1ling stations and Splashdam
Coal Co, Splashdam, Va; Splash
dam Smokeless Coal Co., Bart
lick, Va; Chnchfield Coal Corp.
Clinchco, Va, and Steinman Coal
Co, Steinman, Va.
The period during which deal
ers and distributors may surren-
der certificates to their suppliers
for rationed stoves that were con
tracted for before Sept. l, has
been extended for an additional
Is days-thru Sept. 80. This ex-
tension gives dealers and dist1i-
butors anoter Is days to get in
ventory certificates from the
Board and submit them to sup
pliers to cover stoves contracted
for before Sept. l, 1943. This
provision does not authorize the
granting of certificate credit"
beyond Sept. Is. After this date
no stoves may be shipped on con
tracts made before September
11n1ecc certificates are surrender
ed in advance of shipment. I'm
der the amendment stove con-
tracts entered into before Sept. l
will not be cancelled until Oct. l
for reason of failure Of the deal
er or distributor to surrender
ration certificates.
La gaceta., 1943-01-21

|fu6 volada y despu6s asesina.
da q golpes de martillo por Ia
cabcza Y navajazos por Ell cue,
70. III cuerpo Sc encontr6 en- Ia
CANA empapada de Sangre dc
un camarero, Evils Ruiz Baez,
conocido por Ellis Ruiz, natur
raj de Puerto Rico,
Ia policia fu6 avisada por
Iraris Fandino, compahero de
cuarto de Ruiz, quien diio ha-
bia un cadayer On la cana de su
"socio."
Una harmana de la asc ina
da manifesto a Ia polieia que la
ella y otra nina la
bian visitado ell departments
de los dos hombras en- una oca
sion Y que Ruiz les habia dodo
dinero.
Marta era una 'bellisima
criatura," de buena condueta,
pero inclinada a la relacion so
cial con perSonas que la hablar