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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcoc,. +,

ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER or victrola
wanted: will pay $50. Phone OIL. s125
IuRNiTIRE sNi IRE. OF the better kind in suites
once; also want refrigerator and table for
hall-modsl de rsdiS sdsn Please call MR.. GRADY
FURNITURE. pric-a-brac. china glassware
TsS is'VAHs cs pa1 a'shes' gor ssa sa*1
iceboxcs: highest cash prices paid I. c.
FURNITURE CO, 1853 II st. ne. TR. 1892
FURNITuRE-Want to buy some used fur
rFSnnsS 70 Repbc 9nh p1see lass also good piano
FuRNITURE--Used home furnishings Of
all kinds elee;, appliances, old china, brio;
Courteous con, ,,i seryiee. cal any time. RE.
FURNITURE a2t and household goods Of all
Ask adi for SsH MR ERRy SRfa Rtsne 5?
FURNITURE : Rugs, elec. refgr, washing
tf any time eas Trnidad 4as5 fgf 0eS' results g"
GoLD-Bring, your. old gold. silver. plating,
teeth, discarded jewelry;' We pay cash.
4 KAHN INC. SO years at 935 F st. NV
condition. Cail Atlantic 1863,
sS0 small qprsh for shd MAKE and
maximum $50. 81. do54.,
Is; so' ss hsh h' Non RS saf
rIANo-We PIANO are looking for ;spinet; apt
prise prices a ias for spne grand
or orr small sgsishts sp5 If interested in selling
PiANo stored in nreproof building down
Star %
PIANo-1 am looking for good sptnst or
PIiAaNos WANTED @ Grands, sp,nets or
Ssss'S WoRcR feiS RE'fi S RSs Ts s
RHDio o-PHoNoGRAPH, recorder combina-
RADIO, table model, wanted; one that
can be attached to my record player. Can
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted at
t, once: pids also son some sooa housssholS fnrn-
SAFE, small iii good condition. Phone
sEwING M.cH1NEs-we buy all types:
pssns pfpa s n RE Oqs0ns IoS6 RE 0yssfd
sHorGrN, il or r. 1S 6 E sanEe "o' aafomstic. f i c.
Fr,yw.T r. Sa"E or FR az" R L Wht,eld di
chair Russian LANGUAGE records; broad!oom
o. Oriental rigs; large dining table bed
TGGm ,fGTnlsure en, TE $50 ole,
auto. VIII call for at once and pay cash
4 IN good condition. Wisconsin Gu4!
WASHING MACHINE. apartment size. Box
WASHING MACHINE, apt. size Call NO
ai5I
WASHING MACHINE-Army couple with
S7e machine Call GE, 7590
WASHING MACHINE, good condition: cash
Phone MRS A. GREEN NO a6S3 ~
WASHING MACHINE urgently needed for
family Of seven. Green0elt :i6 ;.
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia-
MOI dS. si'yerWare, cameras clothing and
firearms also choice of diamonds or
WANT TO Buy family SIZE electric re-
CaLl WA ANtO- Don't call SUNDAYS
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APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsnEp.

TWO-ROOM APT, newly decorated: entire
t1oor: reasonable. S:t:t 4th ST. ne. -
I LARGE ROOMS. kitchen and bath; heat.
light and water furnished: no Frig idaire.
Call after 10 am, Sl3 st. ne. FIR.
495l.
LIVING RM.. dinette, kitchen, bedrm
and bath: near Boiling Field. Call DU.
3256
ii.: N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV rms,
kitchen and private bath.
8i6 POTOMAC AVE. SCI bedroom, liv-
ing room, kitchen and bath, completely re-
niShed: no refri2eratorS, az WPB refused
us priorites; rentals, $50 50 to $50 so.
See Janitor to inspect apis, RANDALL H,
HAGNER, INC. 1921 Conn. ave. NV. DE.
1900
ROOMS, kitchen. bath. semiba sement,
l::o Holbrook terrace ne; S46.5o. See
Janitor
1924 Ist ST. N.W.-3 rooms, kitchen,
bath, entire md floor; sos
WILL EXCHANGE charming 3-bedroom
apt, near GEORGETOWN, rent $3.50, for
3 or bedroom house, nearby NV. EN-.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

Nice room. detached private home; six
doors from fare car line: 81 weekly. -.
NHIS nIst ST. NE. - Front room well
ventilation; PRIVILEGES. DE. @2S3. -
3OH ST. N.E.-Large room. pvt home.
semiplt bath; near carlne.
Iif ST N.E.-Large front room. nicely
furn.. suitable for : Telephone AT. 1877.
FURNISHED ROOM. rent Tree TO lady
willing to stay with children at nights;
mother employed. co. 1864.
p BRYANT ST. N.E.--Large. beautiful
front room. suitable for :" ladies. Airy;
Aewly turn.: conv. transp.; kit. privl. So
per person. WA. 1864
2iS 18th ST. N.E.--Larse front room,
twin beds, nicely furnished. next to bath;
convenient tranSp EX 6021.
.aI, NO. CAPITOL ST, large double
rooms 3 windows: newly furnished: suit
able for 4 girls or men: or car line.
COLORED-Ouiet persons: 66 K st. ne.
Call after $50 pm. Saturday and all
day Sunday
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FARM T. GARDEN.

B0XWooDS, 10 magnihcent boxwoods
from 10 !" It. CHI. I449 ~
GARDEN ] 'OLS. USED. IN excellent con
d'tion Picks with new handles, S1.o5:
shovels 81 25; wheelbarrows. So so mat
tccks with, new handles. S1.05: hoes with
ne' handles. Sl.O5. Complete Garden
Shons t stores. Phone orders ATlan-
tic 1900 Free delivery, Hechinger Co,
GREENER GRASS-Those who heard the
September call for seasons past and acted
know that greener grass and better grass
should not be on the other side of he
lepce Preparation now msureS success
that comes only once year, HIgh-quality
seed. fertilizer and workmanship Will work
hand IN hand with nature to perfect that
yelVety green YOU have long been yearnlne
for Grading, topsoil. flag stone, brick
walks. terraces, walls. lily pools. specimen
eyergreenS, shrubs. hedges, myrtle for
shady spots. tree surgery. trellis and arAor
construction. waterproofng Wondergro,
The ideal lawn food makes poor soil good
and good soils better. free estimates: Sl5
on, Lincoln t"H5 %
TREES REMOVED, topsoil. seeding. fert1l-
l7InF, perennial plants, evergreens sheared.
SPRAYED. Towering shrub; book your fall
seeding now. walks. English boxwoodS
builders. OR. S3.. -
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DOGS. PES. ETC.

sCoTTY PUPPIES, reg Axe, lovely
coal black: over 45 champion breedinss in
pedisree: & weeks; $50 to S75 Gil. 1UG3
PlGEOSS-HomerS. Sions, Wegges and
others variety of Colors 49O5 Fdm0n-
ston ave, HvattSyille. Md WA :}@7l -
ENGLISH COACH HOUNDS, male and
female. with pups, thoroughbreds Gail
COCKER, sPANIEL PUPPIES. black, or
pions IN 4 seneratlonS. Torohlll, My Own
WANTED good home for collie pup. Call
COLLIE PTPPIES, mos. both sexes:
sa BILE and whites ! tr-color: Axe reg
Beuhavsn.Lochrcaeh strain; $50. BROWN.
SCOTTIES, 10 wkS. Old. registered stock,
health certificates females $50; male,
$40 Call after ! pm Sunday, Sept.
;. Hai2 s Columbus st, Falrllneton,
8 sHEPHER6 collie pups; real pals: ms,es
PEKINGESE-AKC: real pes: show wom-
also = toys. ME. 7204. Falls church
WOULD GIVE good home to small COX
terrier. male or female. Ihcne DU. G5I5
9nd We shall call for il.
COOKERS, sired by Champion Bobs Show
mas -. red and White, $50, also black
males good breeding, $40. DOG HOTEL,
n,,ty Gr1,,s.S a's IA 432l. s,o.
C6,huahua cross tox terrler $40, SD.
COCKER PUPPIES. > months old ) Black,
A X c
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife. dauerter. wan

NAVAL OFFICER. wife. dauert.r want 3
or ! bedrm ,.n!urn. house prefer n ". or
Nd Army Nary clause not rrq,; viii pay
maculate care OF house and grounds: ref
500. occupancy nr.cr NO, ! OIL ~.
Officer; OFFICER Nethsr:aaSa1, ] VIE, boy yeersi
hGmSH NV; srctlor t.om Sept. IS max
room unturn house or n-bedrm apt, y.
sIs, KuY 1ef 2sTT sssS W,tp OR '1
y, ureentl' need a-beo room unturn'she
house or apartment IN Nor Invest section
Call MRS. PHILLIPS, EX. 700. Ex.. H.
uNFuRNIsHFD HOUSE or apartment :, or
3 bedrooms: family includes > small girls
NV Wash. or Arlinrton. IA l6S4-j. 3.
september occupancy. M :! i,',,f or bcdroam 1,, un
furnished house. n " section or Arlington.
ny NAVY SCIENTIST. unfurni,hed or .ur-
nshed house, prefer Silver sprirs. A.
rooms slo"-sl5o, highest references.
=. OR } BEDROOM HOUSE, 500 uatur-
nished. Sl"5 furnished Two schoo!-age
childran and dos NV section or MARY
1851. to 30 weekdays So
HOUSE, furnished or .unturntshed in good
vi, and elderly sealyhsm terrier Woo
ARMY OFFICER, VIE and 1e-yeaT -old
ield 100
CoLLEGE PROFESSOR, temporarily in
desires 3 Or 4 bedroom furnished house for
three months. be0innlnS Sem. = Ace
ct your nome. Call Falls Church S26-I-l.
NAVAL OFFICER and family desire , or
nv. or SIhurbGa' WIN fu~r!sh hes, refer
ence Sill, or under, WI 5to6
EXECUTiNE. .permanen,l~ come. cd With
nshed house, 3 or bedrooms. large ward
preferred, in desirable residential section
or Northwest Washington or ,Mary!and
any any time inc CaIl MR. FPEEMAN, RE. :t7o5 q.
GEoRGETOWN or Cathedral Iielghts--De-
Too Ias to house eut a'aeey bsbs ug w hGd pa$ S ed
PAINE, RE. 900. EXT 6e!5, from am.
MAJOR, Medical Corps REQUIRES 3-4 bed
room, 2-hath house. furnished or unfur
mum s175, Cali McGUINNEss, ordway
BY SEPT. c5-Fur .ished 4-bedrm house
near Wesley Heisnts or Spring Valley,
COUPLE. permanent ursen'ly need 2-b r
house Sept. =; convenient Pentason. Gil.
13,t after 80 pm.
room house: careful tenant. Ex. 1890.
oCTOCER 1-Unfurnished, small, She'd
some extra SPACE sood ocaan sSon
500. annual lease or otherwise Have
lust sold larger Silver Sprins home. Ac-
cuStomed 70 caring for good property. Ma
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, or 3 bedroc ms
Can occupy by, October or November
: WAVE OFFICERS. Govt. eirls, I'll COL
leee graduates, desire furn, " or 3 bed
room house or APP; pref. NV section
Will take excel care Of furniture. WI
TWO f1 OR THREE BEDROOM HOUSE. pref
eraby IN Takoma Park or Siiver Sprlne
section. or nearby Montgomery County, for
a minimum of six months. between row
and October 18th. No children. Call
Ashton 5543 frp-erse toll chareel
WANTED BY SEPT. 15th-Furnishsd .
bedroom house in NV. section for 3 atuts.
DE. S19S So
FEDERAL EXECUTIVE, permanent, de-
sres ?-br. furnished house. GOOD ne!Sh
borhood, Virginia or NV. preferred. We
own property in South and know how to
care for yours References Repuh5llc hI
JOHNSON js
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POULTRY & EGGS.

FOR SALE 800 New Hampshire Red
puliets, - wks. old, Sl.25 each, for quick
sale III lots of 30 or more, Clinton 69-J
PULLETS. .,5O New Hampshire Reds. lots
OF 10 or more. 81 so each. MARYHURST
FARM. Queens Chapel I'd. aud Nicholson
St, HyattSvlle, Md. LU. 5551. -
CHICKS, Rocks and N. H., l"c ca: ready
now broilerS bakers, Stewers: Leehorn
pul!ets, ready TO lay, Sl25 ca j. b
HENRY, phone Falls Church l34S
HATCHING EGGS WANTEB-White Rocks,
N. II. Reds Barred Rocks preferred: 300
eggs week, regularly. Phone UN. $500
or AT. oSt9
BABY CmiCkS, teeo ano poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc 6l9 K ST. NV
Me O0Sa
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHEn,

DEL RAY rooms, > baths. INV h .
newly decorated near Pentaeon; suitable
for Army or Navy offcer no children;
So per mo. Box i60-Y. star -
5-room buugalow--Thls IS
A small, but modern. c02v place, living
room l"TlH. small dinttte. > bedrooms,
10Xll. fireplace; h W OIL heat: servants S
room instead o. basement; II, mi from
District line, ont Columbia Nlke, near An
nandale. Va. half block from bus near
stores and schools: large lot SIS mo-
RC" 1SS-A star
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WE HAVE COAL if you can arrange your
own hauling; wholesale and retail BLUE
Ridge COAL co, INC, l101 Jefferson
Dayls hwy, Arlington Me 3545
FIREWOOD, solid, finest grade; delivered
alrect from the farm. MA g7q1
FIREPLACE WOOD, well seasoned cut TO
order, SIS per cord. delivered. Box 354-Y
Star. 3.
WOOD. seasoned oak, for fireplace or
stove. Be prepared for cold weather I'M
mediate delivery in Falls Church and Ar
hneton vicinity. Falls Church 1880.
Evening star., 1944-09-02

TWO PROTESTANT LADIES desire clean.
comfortable room Sept Is to 30; vicln-
Ity I6th 81 Phone SH. 645@ between
ND q m %
REFINED GIRL desires 10 share room or
apartment with professional young lady in
NV section. GE 1913 So
SERVICEMAN. WIFE and child need home
ard dav care for child during the week.
Call Silver Spring Ol"S after pm or
alI dav SUNDAY
COLORED-Young man desires nice furn.
room, NV. section: reference. MI s056.
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ROOMS FURN.-Nothwe,, tcont.l


lunnins water in room; i on 3nd floor,
$3.50 bed IN double room for young
1901 10th ST. N.W-studio bedroom. ad-
Joining bath: suitable for lady; private.
M. M. PIE. 'PPIIEG.AsANTr.. 1855 Hobart st-Niee
basement room, twin beds, cooking priyi-
leges; Frigidaire; ladies only: gentle
horne: $40 per person. DU. 5ll"
10th ST. and Colorado ave. NV. topp. Rock
Creek Park, 5201 Colorado ave; NV
Large room. suitable for 2 or 3 girls semi
pvt. bath, twin beds. Frisidaire and cleo
trio grill: also sleeping room with semi
private bath, for . girls. ia. 6s4l. 3
l.t0 QUE near, Dupont Circle'-Laree
double room to share with Navy officer
large double closet; private home ooae re
300 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.--For . per-
sons. bedroom and study; ,unim. phone:
laundry privileges; block excellent
transp.; reasonable. IA. Z !, u
wishes roommate, very large comfortable
iiOs CRITTENDEN ST. N.w--Master
bedroom. private bath. twin beds; con-
$40 3rd ST. N;w-Attraetive single
room. semiprivate bath; spacious closet,
express bus: employed adult GE. 102
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BELTSvILLE, MD.-Kitchen bedroom
pvt. bath. heat and lights included, S45
mo Call Berwyn 39u-R ~
ARLINGTON-Furnsh rooms 10 accom-
modate group. or persons kitchen
privileges II desired; . baths. ME-, 1855
ARLINGTON. 1905 n. Oak st.-Large fur
nlShed hedrm and kitchen. snare bath,
Bust stop at corner. GIL. 55io.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFuR.

5O2? 3Sth AVE. NE.-Available Sept l5th,
lovely. spacious brick home. on, nice shaded
lot, everv modern convenience, two bed
rooms ~ baths. sun and recreation
rooms. TWO frep.aces. Venetian b!nds
conveniently located near Univ Maryland
College Park bus g. door. DI 0"a9 y
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

LADY would like room and board in Wash
ington or nearby suburb. Address MISS E.
F. KING, Silver Spg, Md, care Comm.
Farm. a.
WANTED. Oct. !, man so. studous. single
room. :, meals; pay S4S if walking dis
tance to Internal Revenue; need room for
bookcase, typewriter table, desk warm
in winter Box 39l-Y Star. 30.
SINGLE ROOM, in private home. W. for
young woman; board If possible. Emer-
Evening star., 1944-09-02
BOATS tcent.,.

FOR sALE--Richaroson 33-ft cruiser,
1870, Kermath motor. In excellent condi-
tion. fully equipped, dinghy and many
accessories; may be INSPECTED at corinth
ian Yacht Club or call GE. 1868.
reduction gear engine. All M excellent
condition. THE MORTON g. LOOSE CO, 10
w. Eager ST.. Baltimore l. Md
Evening star., 1944-09-02
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

ATTENTION, Government workers. Light
moving done at your convenience, day or
night; reasonable rates CO 94S3
MOVING AND STORAGE. easonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on vour moving EDELMAN'S 8
MOVING & STORAGE CO.. Taylor 2aI7.
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ROOMS UNFuPkisHED
ROOMS WANTED.

FOR COLORED-@ medium ! small un-
furnished rooms for rent: persons or
couple. Call at 1s3 Lamont st NV, after
g. No children
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

MODERN :t-fafnily apt. house. located near
bus service: fine neiehborhood will sacri-
flee Oh account OF poor health. For ap-
point menl call AleXandria "HS:t.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

WILL TRADE suburban house. : r, b
Enclosed porch. for c!oSc-in COOP. apt,
r, K. b. and fover. Boy aH"-Y. Star,
Evening star., 1944-09-02

WHITE BRICK in Silver sprins.s bed
side porch, full-sized dining room. kitchen
stove and refrigerator. full basement. oil
h.-wh., recreation room with bar. $4,000,
PAYABLE $50 so per month.
gunssIoT TAX Ia1oms Mv,I Park Nd bed
dining room. kitchen. sarase. full base.
$3.50. payable $40 per month. H. HAN.
NAUER: 1895 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Md. Sligo 472a. Sligo 6O25.
CoLORED-sOo block Otis pl. nw-Mod-
ern Colonial brick, 20 it. wide, six rooms.
bath, oil heat, elsc. retgr:; Se.500. Eve.
blk. 18th st. n.w.-Pay.
Toem men,s brcs IKE rent Privately arrsnssd g
trans and ;hogpins esn.srs; small
ysa ysekdays aIAy co9la N st. NV. sAsIIiKo
coIotEDSNear 10th and Franklin .ts.
n;e.-s-room row brick, full basement,
elec.. h,.w.h.. front and back yards, front
porch: det. Earage; price. Se,700: terms.
6, I, ROBERTS. Ab. 1888. 14oi VOC
(Coptfpuad an NeVt Da1oY
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Continued on Next PaSsJ
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27

BUSTLES: Something family re-
sembling the old-fashioned hustle
has made its appearance in the New
York fashion shows. It's only a little
bulge, it's true, sometimes in the
form of stiff bow, sometimes a Sc
ries of fishtail ruff1es in the center
OF the back, but it's legitimate de-
scendant of grandmother day. So
far it has only appeared on after
noon gowns and cocktail suits, but
the possibilities are enormous.
MANGANESE: The largest open
pit deposit of good grade manganese
ore available in the United States
is the Three Kids mine, near Las
Vegas, New, recent geological ex-
plorations show. The mine is not yet
in full production, as the refining
in full production, as the refining
plant being erected by the Defense
corporation is not complete.
INFANTILE PARALYSIS: An out
break of infantile paralysis has
struck N. Carolina and Kentucky,
particularly in the Piedmont re-
gions. More than 400 cases Of the
disease have been reported. There
have been lS deaths 80 tar in N.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27
FOURTH TERM:
F.D.R. Willing

One week before the Democratic
national convention met in Chicago.
FRANKLIN D. Roosevelt, looking cool
IN his seersucker pants and white
shirt, but wrigg1ing nervously, told
gathering of 200 quiet newspaper
men that if the people of the U. S.
decreed, he would be willing to
serve fourth term as president.
With the country's objective being
a speedy end to the war, a durable
peace and the creation of a prosper
GUS economy, F. D. r. said that he
would have to accept a fourth term
as a good soldier if the people
again called upon him to remain at
the helm of state.
F. D. RS announcement was
front page news the world over, with
both British and Russian papers
playing it up without comment. The
German radio disclaimed interest,
saying: One is convinced
here Gin Berlin) that military and
political issues which are now at
stake are not to be influenced by this
or that President of the United
States"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27
PACIFIC:
Spotlight Shifts

The spotlight in the ever widen
ing Pacific warfare shifted back to
northern New Guinea, where $4,000
desperate Japanese sandwiched be-
tween U. S. bachheads all along the
coast, repeatedly attempted to break
through the iron ring being forged
around them.
In the islands farther to the north,
u. S. warships and planes con-
tinued to pepper the important step
ping stones to the Japanese main
land, with Guam below captured
Saipan the major target.
Despite the ferocity of their at
tacks in New Guinea, the position
Of the Japanese forces was hopeless,
with Yanks occupying large patches
all along the 600 miles of coastline
to their west, and other Allied forces
Ggrnly entrenched to their east.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27
u. S. SECURITY:
Urge Preparedness

Maintenance Of a strong U. S. air
force in the postwar era to assure
national security and help pre-
serve peace was advocated by the
war. and navy departments before
a congressional subcommittee
studying rehabilitation and recon-
version legislation.
TO provide for the development Of
a strong air force and as a means for
increasing production in an emer-
gency, the officials also called
for government retention of it's
rights on eight huge bomber plants,
and preservation Of a strong air.
craft manufacturing industry.
U. S. defense industry must be
maintained in the future on the as
sumption that this country will not
again be given long period Of time
to convert to war production, Under
secretary of War Robert Patterson
said.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27
AGRICULTURE:
Bumper Crops

Overcoming machinery and man.
power difficulties, U. S. farmers are
expected to turn in bumper crops In
1914, the department Of agriculture
reported, with the wheat harvest
anticipated at an all-time high OF
1923, 100000 bushels, 100000
over the former top Of 1915.
Prospects were reported good for
all grains, with the corn crop ex-
pected to approximate 1880, 900, 600,
the fifth largest in U. S. history.
Although near record harvests were
predicted for hay, fruits, vege-
tables and soybeans, and 20 per
cent increase in truck produce for
the fresh market is anticipated, the
department looks for smaller dry
beans and peas, peanuts and potato
crops.
Harvested acreage was set at
355, 000,0 900 acres for the So principal
crops, largest since 1882, and 2 per
cent over last year.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27

Carolina and four in Kentucky. All
southern states are taking vigorous
measures to combat the threatened
epidemic. although only a few
more cases than normal have been
found, excepting in the two states.
The Red Cross has assigned III
nurses to the emergency centers at
Charlotte and Hickory, N. c.
COCOA: The tight situation will
soon be relieved by the arrival of
667, 900 bags Of cocoa beans from
Africa. The new Brazilian crop will
soon be coming in, dealers say. Re-
Gently manufacturers of cocoa prod
ucts have had to reduce their grind
to 70 per cent of the 1871 base guam
tity for civilian use, but they can
now go on full schedule again be-
cause of the new receipts.
HOUND DOG. After 10 days Of
toll, 40 men and boys of the Ozark
hill country succeeded in freeing a
coon hound who had been trapped
in cave. It was necessary to cut
tunnel through a limestone bluff
to reach the animal, who came to
grief while hunting near LestervilIe.
Mo. He was 10 years old.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27

uG1p QOlQ up the
Mexican economy by maintaining
the shipment of goods to the good
neighbor, but it also agreed to fur
nish technicians and equipment for
bolstering the country's own sag
ging railway system.
Basing their discussions on pro-
gram drawn up by U. S.-Mexican
commission created as an OUT
growth of President Roosevelt's
visit with President Camacho in
1943,l Hull and Padilla announced
that the two governments agreed to
discourage trade barriers which
may unduly interfere with the eco
nomic development OF Mexico and
trade between the two countries"
Oil Farley
Organization Of an International
administrative agency to provide
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-07-27

In revealing that there were
4,217, 900 4-Fs, selective service Off
Gals told a congressional subcom-
mittee that one-third of the u. S.
population was physically or men
tally unfit, and recommended a pro-
gram Of public clinics tied in with
private doctors, to improve civilian
health.
In commenting on draft policies,
Hershey said that unless the mill
tary situation should take unfore-
seen turns, maintenance of the size
Of the present army would continue
to determine induction calls.
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to Mexico, q n d
close economic CO.
operation between
the two countries in
peace as well as
war, dominated the
formal discussions
of u. S. Secretary
of State Cordell Hull
and Mexican For
eign Minister Eze-
Quiel Padilla.
Not only did the
u. S. promise to
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German Soil

No longer able to maneuver freely
on the vast spaces of Russia, and
with it's back to its own homeland,
the German army on the northern
sector of the eastern front found it.
self confronted with the problem
of being forced to stand up and
fight or allow the Russian troops
to carry the war into their own
country.
AS the Russian army became the
hrst Allied force to approach the
threshold of Germany, bitter fight
ing continued to rage before the
enemy's "Gothic line'' in northern
italy, where the Nazis again took
advantage of the high mountain
country to slow up the Fifth and
Eighth armies advance to the rich
agricultural and industrial regions
beyond.
AS the Germans fell back toward
their East Prussian border in the
north, German propagandists made
no bones about the critical situation,
declaring that the time had come
for the complete industrial and mill
tary mobilization of every man in
the Reich capable of working or
bearing arms. !"