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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11

AS both sides w. y. Taylor
squared for a court battle, Undersec-
rotary of Commerce Wayne Chatfield
Taylor took over operation Of the
plant, lacking. cooperation from
some Ward officials standing Loyalty
beside Avery.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11
Weekly News Analysis

EDITORS NoTE-When opinions
are expressed in these columns. they
are those of Western Newspaper Union
news analysts. and not necessarily OF
this newspaper.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11

WdII OIU6I, w are"
house and Retail employees Local 20
until the unions bargaining rights
could be determined.
Claiming that the WLB had no SUI
pervision over Wards because it
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11
FLOODS:
Field Work Halted

Floods and heavy rain sweeping
the country retarded field work and
rail shipments alike, in addition to
causing extensive property damage
and loss of life.
In the middlewest, farm work was
as much as three weeks behind
schedule, with only half the oats
sown in Iowa, and much of that
acreage planned to be diverted to
corn and soybeans in Illinois. Warm,
sunny weather was needed in the
winter wheat belt in the southern
great plains area. Because of blight
and excessive moisture, the south
east feared for it's potato crop.
Vegetable and fruit produce en-
route to northern markets from the
west and south was held up by flood
conditions through the Mississippi
river basin. A stimulus to the black
market was feared through the pos
sible diversion of crops to trucks.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11
SURPLUS GOODS:
DISPOSAL Planned

With government sale of surplus
war materials already running at a
rate of 100000 a month, federal
officials were reported to have
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11

strategic island bases that are de-
Tended by limited number of Jap
land planes, the admiral said.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11
MAIL ORDER:
Legal Battle

Ground was laid for one of the
U. SIS most historic legal battles
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS:
100 by Years End

The u. S. navy will have more
than a hundred aircraft carriers in
service by the end of the year, Adm.
Dewitt Ramsey, chief of naval
aeronautics stated. The carriers will
be concentrated in the Pacific to
bring pressure on island detectives,
he continued, and to spearhead the
westward drive.
Huge flights Of carrier based
planes can overwhelYn small but
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-14

~ sns w9vvs hlzuE srparsfe
xgssrnN each mast 49, ne aaTue
sam The sfuFs kNrm n e
used b. . ars reserFn ere > has
band ana w1te uL - aa8stssn a.
, uthw conditions for using
ihat farr ttey wern Irving ~
eshsr on galy 4 iss2 snd shca
cawhslaed income Cor TIRE yesF
I'd n rxceed SaOoa
on m before 1AaAssfs 81 1874
ewevv emapnyeT b required -
Klsc = eAea employees = rccrspt
CA Farm VA shaoeznE huw nucA
Nsges we're pia tha employees
a1lrsuR 1873 snd hoW much taN
uss aaa T@ pecespss
azppy two napuxtant figures
usedea Ter nazktng ahc anH0si r
tasn and fhe best hrBT q pre-
parr @sd ale fhe retaFr IS as snsn
~ the employees GETS his receipt
Cotcetar Ply also pointed out
laas he hass m&ied 60 al taxpas-
erx usa hea returns IA this dts
Mlc fkx ia41 notices showing
ths srnognt of each individuals
l9s2 saN ana re amounts psa
"a that tax Ts9 are two al
saaensi hgaFes which income ta1
payers wal Deea IN the prepare
uon of thsu rctuns for 1913 The
notices shauid he sent back 70 the
collector along wiah tire return
How to Get Help
: Many Taxpayers especially
I these who use the short FORM
vii not necd assistance IN mak
aR their RETURNS However. any
tsxpss@r needlag helo may OBJ
tam II 81 the offxx 81 the Col
hector 81 internal Revenue OF
fnesn = Deputy Co4ecssT II his
vicinity To avoid inconvenience
aso a~Aay. sRyeRe needing as
Eistsuce should seek Il as early
- possabe
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Legal Notices


Wa arm ghe sra aax ai
l9asv. Iasa waAam sasmes and
Agnes Nifgef Ssma rNfraied 3
certain 6ea - tsaH BE- eeWn
! tiau @n8uatcsincM
uhrFwm assa in tamm 81 Say
~ kretm EeunietarF SIR
guag efa6 Trustee mhlrh
asla oesa et ua4 rer sna BE-
nnak Nn - neees s and
IS the fecaSas 81 Afasgaaee aFa
f8eeeit U tFsgst ma laHas fnrMaea
n shr nsgare 81 thr Erfk 81 mt
fChannery Court 81 Jackson
Eeam MIS-. anH Hefaah @
been naaas Ia tts payment o8 the
maebssdncex THAT wAs seraFea a.
sN Ganh % trust am0 Rs
krehx 8nn hoidrf az said NOTES
A. aecuruc tasfean hss requested
the u~nders2Enee THHsiee g.
iofaelosf SAID deed a. TRUST - ar
rgfaaurr with is terms and pro
NNaue J wf8 UPON Mwa8n2 tht
17tt das m January 1855
iar safe and sea ,of cash - fff
hselHssf bldaeg - fhe main frars
drsw 81 she Coafs Hnase a. Jsek
sN Counts 81 thf as Cts 81
feseaEuaala tire saiioNanE
s~itsro lanas with use tHagav
rNants Thereon g. wn INs - ~
ths Res knehs survey ~ piai a
pc survey thenessf mana -
Suvems RreaFH Nsot SO
nars f7h - tha Sagrssr m
raFdsn - itn niag 81 use Clerk
at SIRE channrv Cufg ~ Iaek
sen Eamis. NFfssiern Mia
ssssd te5uE #'ustca in Section
~ Township S @alih Kange
8 Mpet Sas8 nsb ~ ~ heid wIfh
in hEsI huuas uHa8u use aaft sna
~ ihs pia~s aisvVe meninauaa
sec described
Advertised. paatre sgs aain
a ths zlss aax - neremea
Iess
= 2 HKlDEHHfRG
Trustee
~ = 1a-al II ia
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Income Tax Forms Nailed To Isl. 900
Federal Payers In Stale Fly Declares

thar ns tax paysbe htnneh Is
remittance II fha d~ltfeFtnrp 49,
e nerasry ~ she time ~ 81
ng fhe return Tbs sraoainf can
MOI - paid "a mtsllHgauts u
Instances where fire current pas
merits we're larger than maa fgnsl
tax. uae taNpaRer WaA ~ ensbhed
u sEsaige 3 refuna merely ~ fl
ina nR reiuEn
Early Returns Advixahls
Eaflg preparation q returns
win - aavra5ie Coflyrtar Fy
@smI 10 serve as q euafse - tfa
Ahnusanas ei sxnayefs VITO sfa
nave substantial payments 10
make aua need e. knoa boa
much the lakes @ilI b. 81 That
they can make auYsnce prepare
uons 20 pay these taxes
Substantial payments All be
necessary ln certain instances be-
cause e. mnsi individuals wbo
had ! 1872 iax masi pay al least
one bali 81 the u~ni0fEfveu par
ttnn 50 frat tax N addition a.
then 1913 tax ana 3D. aaFlHE
the FIRST s1x months o4 1919 only
lhe Victory TAX bat not the n
come Tax was withheld tram
wages
Particularly persons Wla hsak
jobs lur fhe .iIst time n 1913 ard
tiaose whose wages increased
harply ffom ls42 "a ls4J may
have Substantial payments 10
make As an Illustration he
naiute8 oat uas, 3 single person
Nho earned 5000 wages "a 1913
bat had no ls42 Tax VIII uNe
uearlY $3.50 IN March Is. or near.
= ihree and une-haH weeks
sage Since TINS pas meu1 must
D. made n one sum a TIE time
uae lp43 return Is FLED. tae col
hector pointed 0ul Tire advantages
81 determining the liability and
saving sar II II advance
IN the past many taxpayers
awe postponed fliInE returns un-
II ihe last minhte II onaer -
dlaY ine payments which Rad
= be made vita the returns
However. TINS yer , great mahs
taxpayers VII hna faat. anoef
1he myaa-go system 1hey
arGaaY substantially curreuf
& aeu tax payments 4nMsf
taxua especially. ought t.
zIrd Il convenient 80 Ge IS eari5
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70 1osa

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
or JACKSON
r Franrisea Gonzales guar4ar
% whose last krsaWn aa6fe@ vas
Reraaa. State - TarafaiipaS Re
pnblic II Mexno
YuA are summoned 81 appear
aznfsfe tbe Chaueefy Ca0rf of me
County Of jackson Ia sad state
"A Maaa@8pp3 90 ahe 1nd Monday
If June A u 1874. 10 defend
atlf num1zr 1893 n sad court
~ Jegas Maria Caarmndo NtNre
,a vau ere the Defendant
ms the sth Day e January.
A =. 1884
FRED TAYLOR
Chancefg C8ak
gacksou County
Ssafe oI Mississippi
nsEALl
s. q HazIlz solielsqf
rmfhaEe MnsnsIppi
~ la I1fl e
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Eagene Fit Cellerim # imter
SD Revenue hse announces thHt
Dlas of 1913 I~naivaaslal lncsnsc
sad Victory Tax Returns are ~
marled 10 the estimated iaa
HN Feriersl income taxpayers IN
te district ~ Mississippi
Although these returns are
required ~ iaw r. ~ flied
anjil March "a. CoHacter Flv
aI = esnnaf urRe tn strs~sgix
frat eveHvrses prepare ana tlie
h, return a. e&Ffv rs possible
fhanrt are be- SAFE tive wa
lai points that are vital f9f every
aue 60 understand First. many
Heraans wlI ~ . Substantial
fa1 and shaasd start immediate
te find cat nn~ much they wsii
a1se and g. make plans fof meef
Hl she obligation must enn-
prasize IRIS a. q simple matter
~ fairness 80 those taxpayers
a1a may have overlooked fhss
phase Of the chsne ever So ths
IS Neu-ge Ssstern
Second. although many tax
pavers util finn that theY arc
uasianilally paid ~ % their
l4s3 taxcs-same az them IA iaei
btIug entitled q Fesand-n IS
s,A necessary saf ahem 90 file
= turn
Unasr tlag payaENou-ao sv
ten Collector Ply explained al
current tax payments Through
withholding from wages - BY
mean Of payments Oh aeelaF
anon Of estimated tax re ouls
appfaNinaafe TneHefoar, Il 5 ue1-
esSare 10 file 4 return 81 tae
close az the pear Ia determine fne
exnCt amount % csnn person
tax Liability and Ao determine
whether ne undcFpaIo Or over
paid hts takes IL instances where
the current payments NHere less
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTHERN DISTRICT CO
MISSISSIPPI
SOUTHERN DIVISION

MISSISSIPPI
SOUTHERN DIVISION
CIVIL ACTION Nc 80
TO
TIT following He7sauE firms
anr corporations Ans ARE NON
RESIDENT IF the State ~ Missss
xsppl whose addresses are hefe
inafter gwen
Car PaseeHr fpusserel 1913
Bwnaette Street NeN 0eans
Joalssa
Iafua r. Ni1ianeuva 4e Nefar
pau Nem Ofhsns. Laualna
Stuarf l. Evans 17a Lamtsr
Street Nehiie AlaHanls
Angelo L9lise sfreEu 81 he
ron Place New Orleans LOUIS
ans
Allne ssffaxiu Eurtese ~ Sc
ron Place New Orleans L0usf
IA
Nillisn Baras if6 Pension
Stree bew 0resns Leasaaa
Mm NllIafu bans l68 pen
ntea Street NeE Orleans Lsu
i&asr78.
4 4 Staple Stsp FuW
eli Realty c. Mable AEanaHna
~ Carl PHe. tHf3 Nuraefte
gtasi Sew o. ean LaaIslana
Mr Henry Brou -
Lasnbers Street Aan "A
hsns
Mm Elhei Pes Cox - Lem
Der Stfapl Noase Akeaula
LIS Camille gabH as Auiu
x Street AeV OrMan Lm
ana
TIE following. Whga rede
pu8iafiiee ana street saare
ere unknown
KaaxH Jones go Zebssain. !
" Kurt Jas v ReaI ZuIlns =
ssnazifl Mf Cnarie l. SaFfa.
I'm Ms L T. Evans
aEsd the unknown Spouse alien
~ deVzseeG creditors heliH -
80 and legsI representative @.
me above namHed person. and
ans and aH peHNJfH firms 81
corporations having - claiming
auF interest Whatsoever m -
IaFas Described herein
faH are commanded o. apP
before tie United States DHuzc.
Court faH ne SoatneEn DslszaT
- TIE ssaiaeTu DaewEt - As
sisslppi - tie Cry - BHoN %
me lhiad MandaF Is February
lgza n answer = ne petition q
me United States ir eaUse Rum
aef zs3 Civil foH ne condemns
Iila ~ 49, IND hefHinaiIw q
HrfIHsd = aHacH proceeding
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. RESIDENT NOTICE
10 1883

THE STATE - MISSISSIPPI
70 EELMA BODAN MOFFETT
N0U Arb HEaEB1 cited .
appeaf before TIVE ChaaNeN
Esuff County 81 3ackson. n SAD
State. upsn the See0nd Mendas
fhr 18TH DAY = june 1854 % De-
lend fhe sait af William Ngfiett
against gau Rhereln Complain
aut asking for g divorce Ell -
Is saaan - Btl Il Complaint "a
lAs
WITNESS ~ HAND ard Seal
- saId Court upon thas tie lin
zay - danuay. fgs4
FEED TAYLOR
Clerk
6SFAIf
liz H-2a "a
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PETITION FOR PARDON
TIE HONORABLE BOARD
O. PARD0AS

O. PARDON
Atsa naw caanea S = Labbcus
as9 respectfully penuans anf
.goeefnof uf far State ~ Mlssa
snip fof = pardon aoo Nosi7
4loa shat he Has eanvaetro -
sepsembef. 49, - TIE crime q
aesas1lf End battery NGth snfeni
I'D eas sentenced e 3 term =
'esrhaeen El8I moaths u the State
nenIleunaV
n waald snoN thu he b 10
gritty 4 ths crime e winch
uax convicted Hhsf b. has ~
esaay been severely RaHists
and taat his writes heaifh p =
ssch 5 condition asai - pneseaef
nse1E &c urne e -
zsfe m loafans zaseF Hhe iafHza
snd - helpIng rs father =
rs business
HrsarffaIlY sslnm5fiee
alas ~ =
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-
III ary ~ psfiy Hitng wl
3 tase kunN wherf
m sa ham mAeh ~ oMsN ~
n maxh netund be should -
s 4 assssew assn 81 Nmy
isfancs BE- Tray need Wt1cst
tanan In eng lines g wA
he.p tne government ard thg va
effort
Who Must File
A Htuen mast b. made by e
ae an8sx11aas $3.50 sarsnG uc
fanae wear ias3 Wa ae AIS
bad $500 o. mssFe nouans s
magraea aHd Ad e mah SezS
cfr Nz wgafr5ec z0a Ia
eeiaa w safe m h@au
sad s - 81 maze Reaae
ln . aEn mast d
tlssd bv evergoue Mo pa1a O.
caea . "A % las2 Inc1oa
A return shaaic b. tiled axe
wist hy aryune claimsn9 . n
fund 81 ta3e Nslhnca Sruu
aaE
TIE requirements Soc aahK lssS
returns on or before MaFch Is
apply o. civilians and p-sEsannsl
81 the sfmed forces alike. eNctpt
ihat postponefaeuts ~ eNtsssSa0'
are allowed those wtN are OF
sua DUTY &c outside the conuncn
tal Unhctd States II . nfembef
If the armed forces e or SEA
uufs or outside ire continental
United States his Wlfe ulay also
postpone her return # her oau
Incnxae = kSs tissn St.1o Thefe
srr several other special pfuVn
IONS applvlag ~ meuhRFs At Ihe
armed forces. and Collector Ply
invited sny servlcc psrsannel
necdinG tax advioe 20 contact MS
pffiwe
Forms - Use
As ~ past years there are two
lncoszse tn fernaz FERN 1040
eamnauiy called the lpng iorm.
nav ~ used ~ aFgy EaatvHaaai
Form la40A cauad the shoe
fnrFm NAV be lnaed ~ ndivk
euais who lal arr citizens uT resi-
cents cG she uufsad States o.
had Ia 1919 5000 or less II
come. ami lcl reviewed sA theH
income from salaries wages, bo-
musea e0ulm lsshans % hsheF
forms ~ personal compensation.
81 from diyiaena& interest ana
a~unu8fie1 n the case OF hus-
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70 c-RrnrroRs

letter ot administration hav
ms vsr 5ssuee - ,nt ursoar
81 81 AnriHiam Aa9usnast4atoa 81
fha EFfalt IS BaeseH Dallas Caf-
Deeesssa "a iha ChaneeFg
Court 81 Jackson County. Ms
kis ppf
Notice Is hereby gfVeu a. a.
p0s ferries 81 corporations
lHsliing deis8s akalnsa Ire IL
ceased - the Kstaip ~ pneMans
ttm sanaf q fhe Cie8k 81 nsg
Channafs Court jackson Ca8nh
Mlk4aSippl w3thaa s months from,
shis Gate im probation negistra.
aAasa and allowance q SAID claims
wil br Ser ever harrea
THIS ihc 17lH aat 81 Decem-
be- 1855
RUSSELL DAVID C0FFE8
Anelilsafx AarnintstrazoF
Il 81 II a-a& Ia
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NOTICE.

Anyone having aav elsiH
4zsisst TIE estste ed Ns~ late
Jsmes L. Woodward VII please
tlAe sae sasrle wrh n e Gmhess
Jf- at the Guilex Gro Co
ia
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whirh Is attached 10 IRE Declare
iron 81 Taking ana hg reference
made 8 par hereof. tugcfhes
with tfte improvements Thereon
WITNESS the Honorable S G
Mr.. Judge af the District Court
a ~ United States. and the seal
thereof fhis S the 18th day e
neentsr. 1853
b l. TOnD il
Clerk
SEAL
IT ia =
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The Egyptian papyHuS The
Book If the Dead. written sbout
$3.50 Il C.. Is the eaEheSs knoyn
illustrated work
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Wil8 uat nt responsible fnf
aehls contracted hy ans ang bai
msnen
T. AN6EA4ETTT
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10 HM HHAH M#H
fa Tgaet r. ffF Cts
Ncu aess Cnn
Ha an i
M mnafet v
mwsm iaBr ~ NJ sc
uasne8 Maia e
GERS Wca alosse nse
Street ~ @
mn NEth Sc
Asst So fes m
saas q. ssa EMa i0 H
~ tt Hea a j
ssn Tatf thnnn an
naeeN III mnas 8
M West nnH sass
Bs1ok Is q aNJsnre 81
e. ae asa eNt a8rne
lzl a. af mant Il hezn
gnF wlthif Sire a
Street CFs ~ Piss
Mn G1uatV.
ueuf e. aFe We q
nack a Heaarxw M
naa.n Eaei aaa 81
Clam NJ g. Township
Hauga 3 Wcst a sn1an
A.ahaa proposed T. b.
through rafAHaallah
7Engs iag Arres Hss1 Pla
nmagaAa Jaen Ca
assEsppA n kHbn App4
~ DA n aA eeT%
asfarbnd ie Ns fx
Hasra ana ts reFrWv
pat h tsesH7 wa
nuNenents 3hf9eo8
PARCEL q Fsniuutns
= mshWue4 caFnss 81 - ~
@ssaas4 ~ ~ Hf kaHHana
Defines Hetes TFacf n
l.. NJ setss8pn saHa int
- n@f uF eaia Define Tree
esusen rs ile Chancest
office - dackeau Counts
& end = If Pre- Bsaak - @
sesa rfsaa - teEauua E sam utt
q DEGREES ~ mful4ie E
'tas West line - sa I1 - .
saaans ~ "a ief thfne
.nuH Saih e. aegn mHf
ast. paEaIlel wfh aHa ~
Nsafhefk ifssm fls center Hae af
paa sffeeG 4Ha e ouee
.fun south : drgfr s. u,H
West - fefi - ths uu w ~
nulk Street thence uuu Nufh q
degrees n nainiree Wet anpg
the eentef lsas e Palk t
.a19g fest 80 fhe lntefaafnn q
sd eenief hne q Pea Street.
wssh lhu ceiiteg Anu IS Mshe
Sneei. taanne uaB Nau 9 de
gaefa IL institutes West alun6 ,s
cenisn line ~ Mafkrt Stree r.
feet. 81 nee run Nur1h s. ~
IL minutes West aaS ees e. ths
sausheas, nnFmsa ~ the NWzth
ri Les Ne Square ~ saAe
Fiuaas Tract. usancs raH hnate
.8 degrees II msinuae& Nnss atoms
thr lat aaa 81 Asat Nc gaa -
r. & SouaFe + q Resarves q
guaast y Hebfard Trae q
.CIasm sexinn 8 ToNnshsp
Aa,A. Rangt q West . aussarsos
a - j fesi h. tn NDraseAks eoa.
ms - Gasa Lot + square
Hebuafu Tsact thence ran Ssutf
g. degrees IL minutes East So
feet r. tbs ceute. l5ne q MafRei
Street thence ruu South 6 oe.
gfrge y minutes East along tne
center linz q Markel Street.
iE5I4 feet thence ruu Sou1H g
E degrees s. minutes Easf sos lee'
IS tie Naf1h0est caEnef ut Loi
~ 2 square 30 Valentine
Delmas rFaeg Ht pauaf n hegln.
nlue containing pes acres more
ut hssk cxeI1Sfee 81 present stTeei
rights ul-waB aHs a. beng s pari
81 OK adRccnf & lot Ne :
Ssuase NJ 3 Valentine Deimas
Hers Tract are tne Ncfsh - az
Lot ! SQUARE ~ Satd Delmss
Tract aft LIT and Lot ] and e
Square HearreH q Square
3 HebsaHe TFzct and ~ ~ 9ae
|C8fg ~ PasaEuuis Jackson
tCaanff. Mississippi IS shown by
pHf 1anas proposed "a b. ar
aasfea through eonueaunaHon
proceeding fof Access RoRd Pro
m gaaia Jarkeor
Caiu lppl Mississippi
~ ~ "a MI e. cops
xaa.f 7ed SD fine Dee
ssilaH Tsk4ne sud ~
epe msae par hereni 20.
efHe vtH taa Improvement
thereon
PARCEL S Rnmning s taf
Neuat eaae * ere Aorti
n3 bot 81 Block No . J p
- na Ta seu0la Ms
80 sna aH tfHc spuHh 9.
degree n n.uatrs fzsk sos fee.
the ceH- Irue of Mafke.
Street thence SOUTH q jegrees 4
mznute @ aI1nE tge cs1
hHa 81 Market Street - test
lnee rus North s. deEres q
mH Vest Sos feet to -.
Harf # tire NHt
a- #r 8at - HIark SO z J
DE- Ha THact run thsne'
Narf degrees 80 minutes IVES
arr #f Ea Hne II tHe kurtl
IF ae ia 81 Block 3 3
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si. > Guy KrebA = O NeU
uasn Leo Byrd n X Krua, Kate
Denny "A r. Gullsg s Il FREQ
eric VI r stepnsuA ~ T
5fdr mar 81.
It Ia IA 1-2 -
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RESIDENT NOTICE
No fss4
III = - klsassIPfH

JOHN JOHNSON
1aa ere saHnmanea fo appeaT
isiase re CbanesiT Court q
fke County . 9aeksaa = $40
STATE oa the Seesud Aonaay q
dane A = SIT g. defend sal
- 1854 n znd E1lH1 G Ethei
S 5ahnn - 18rH Jshnsaa
MheHein 500 He 8 defendant and
#haHiu Cong So aekz : q
HaFee aH6 HHia atlan - her
maiaan Hau a. haF - Wi
. g. o. l
ms I'm a#s q January 4 2.
SO
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rooms and a little sausage. Also,
boiled and shredded chestnuts, If
handy. Stuff and then place in a
baking pan with the breasts down.
Then lay strips of bacon over the
back and roast for about 20 min
utes in hot oven, with the pan
uncovered. Then turn the heat
down to medium (about 1926 to $50
degrees, turn the hens over on
their backs. Place bacon on the
breasts, which are now up. Bake
In this way for about half an hour
or until they are done.
About Is minutes before they are
done, add a glass or two of sharp
current jelly to the liquid in the
pan and baste several times.
When the hens are roasted, re-
move to hot platter and keep
warm while finishing the sauce.
There are countless fancy combina-
tions and one which is very good
but quick and simple when help is
limited, is to strain the liquid in the
pan, skim off most of the fat, add
cup of cream, a few dashes of
ground cloves, check for salt and
pepper, heat quickly and serve in
separate dish. If a half a cupful
of seedless raisins are softened in
warm water for a half hour or so
they may be added to the sauce
and heated through.
Now and then guinea hens are
in the market. They are often even
better than wild game birds and
make a great contribution to q
partY dinner.
Evening star., 1944-02-14

Great wealth and glory came last
week to the membership Of the Club
de Jeudi-the Thursday night club
of four couples-the men acting as
chefs, turn about.
One of the members received as a
gift four guinea hens, less than a
year old, plump and tender and
ready to be the main attraction OF
a great feast.
Now a guinea hen is really his
torical bird, though few in America
know its story. To most OF us the
guinea hens used to meander over
grandfather's farm and "pat-rack"
all day, outwatch the dogs at night
and serve as alarm clocks at the
crack Of dawn. But as to their past
well, there was little knowledge.
And yet they go far back into
the ancient mysteries Of Africa. It
seems these guinea hens were first
found in what Is now Somaliland.
And their descendants are still there
splendid looking, fine eating, but
otherwise mean, ornery, unfriendly,
gregarious and polygamous. They
can run like the wind, they are
noisy, forever complaining. The
Greeks knew them. The Romans
knew them. Always wild. even un-
der the kindest treatment, the peo-
pie in those days decided they ex-
listed only to be roasted-and so
roasted they were. Right on up
through European history they have
come to our time. Now and then
they seem to have faded out OF sight
for a while, but never for long.
They came to America about 400
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in place at the end of the day,
without ironing.
The shaggy string rugs in match
ing colors are also available. These
are washable, too, and may be ham
died by the shampoo method or in
the washing machine. II these are
sent to the laundry be sure that
you send a message that they be
given special handling. Some Of
the subtle colors will change when
immersed in strong laundry soap.
Yellows may turn grey, or rose
shades come out orchid with the
disappointment Of having your care
fully thought-out color scheme
ruined. There are also delightful
braided and woven rugs in soft
colors which are ideal for bedrooms
and nursery. Or you may flnd tufted
rugs with patterns worked out In a
higher pile which look as though
the design had been sculptured
from the surface. Often you may
find bedspreads and rugs with
matching designs. Clever part Of
this Is that the colors in the rugs
are deeper than those in the counter
pane which prevents that "too-deH-
cate-to-walk-on" feeling.
You will find more formal cotton
fabrics for other rooms in the
house. Living room windows will
be adequately dressed in white or
cream voile, net or organdy. With
time saving uppermost in our minds
many Of us will give up the idea
OF full side draperies and repeat a
colorful note only with q valance
and tie backs Of material to match
the slip covers. In this way we
will save time and labor with no
loss of good looks.
Cotton fabrics give just the right
note of efficiency and informality
to our houses these busy days. They
are also inexpensive and easy to care
for at time when every penny and
every waking moment counts.