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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
LOCAL HOSPITAL APPROVED
BY GOVERNMENT

The Dickinson County Hospital
has recently been designated one
of the hospitals for the care Of
wives and infants of enlisted men.
This means that the immediate
family Of servicemen will re-
ceive free medical attention at
the local hospital. This approval
came after an inspection of the
maternity department of the hos
pital by a representative of the
Maternal and Child Health De-
partment.
The hospital laboratory has al
SO been approved by the State
Department for the performance
of blood tests for marriage Ii
cense. Since the laboratory is
now equipped for this test the
delay in mailing is eliminated
and the reports can be given in
short time.-AdVt.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19

LOST-Book of kerosene oil
stamps. Finder please return to
Claude F. Beverly, Freezing, Va. :.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
HUNTING SEASON IN
NATIONAL FOREST
OPENS NOV. 20

The open season for hunting
minks, opossums and raccoons
opened October IS, but officials
ask that hunters be advised that
the hunting season will not open
in national forest lands until
November 20, and that all per-
sons hunting in national forest
areas must have a forest stamp,
which can be purchased at the
Clerks office here.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19

Renew Your Subscription
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
REV. DOBBS ASSIGNED
TO RUTLEDGE, TENN.
CHURCH

The Rev. Cicero Dobbs, pas 'o-
of the Clintwood Methodist
church for the past two years,
was assigned to pastorate of tho
Methodist church at Rutledge,
Tenn, at the recent annual con-
ference of Methodist churches. It
is supposed that he will leave
for his new charge soon.
Rev. c. A. Pangle, of Coeburn,
will supply the Methodist church
here for the present.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
ELDER SWINDALL LOSES
GOOD HUNTING DOG

Elder Ted Swindall, of Baden,
is saddened this week because
of the untimely passing of
much-prized hunting dog, run
down by car near the Swindall
home shortly after dark last
Saturday. The dog was said to
have been one of the best squir-
rel dogs in the county and had
been taken on three hunting trips
to the State of Arkansas, where
game is plentiful and the hunt
ing good.
1t was thought that the dog
was run down purposely by a
pleasure bent Saturday night
crowd heading for the Pound or
other hot spots, and the Elder
offers a good, substantial reward
for any Information as to the
identity of the driver of the car.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
Mrs. Mcmillan
Passes Away
After Operation

Mrs. Violet Amburgey McMlll-
an As, wife of Orby Mcmillan
member of the Board of Super
visors for Ervinton District, died
at her home Thursday morning
following an operation for appen
dicitis performed two or three
weeks ago.
Burial will be in the Wampler
graveyard on Bear Ridge Satur-
day. Funeral services will be
held at the Mcmillan home be-
fore burial.
Mrs. Mcmillan was born and
reared in the Mcclure River sec
ton and lived in that immediate
neighborhood her entire life.
She is survived by her hus-
band and three sons.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
RENEW "A' BOOKS AT
LOCAL RATIONING BOARD

According to announcement,
renewals of basic "A books are
now available at your local ra-
tioning board. Application forms
are in the hands of all tire in
spection stations and coal COM
pany stores. The application must
be filled out completely and
mail or bring both application
and back cover of your basic A
book with applicants signature
and address.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
SQUIRREL SEASON OVER,
SAYS GAME WARDEN

The game warden of this coun
ty again begs to advise the public
that the squirrel season closed
as of October l, and will open
again November 20, at the same
time the general hunting season
opens on quail, grouse and rab-
bits. Any one found hunting
SQUIRRELS before that date will be
subject to a heavy fine.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
DARWIN BOY WITH AIR
FORCE IN ENGLAND

An Eighth Air Force Station,
England this combat crewre
placement center, Staff Sgt.
Charles G.. Buchanan, of Darwin,
Va, is assigned to the base pho
Biography laboratory. AS a photo
lab technician he does outside
camera work, film development,
contact printing, enlarging and
copy work.
Outside the Photographic lab
at this field there is a sign which
reads, "The eyes of the United
States Army Air Forces" This
is not just an empty boast. Aer-
ial photography has been made
one of the most potent weapons
in the Allied arsenal.
In the army five years, Sgt.
Buchanan has spent the last five
months in the European theatre
Of operations. Prior to his army
service he was employed by the
Buchanan broom factory at OAR
win. A brother, Pfc. James Buch-
anan, is also in the army and is
serving in France. They are sons
of Mrs. Parthenia Buchanan of
Darwin.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
II Men Taken by
Armed Forces
In October

According to announcement, Fl
men from Dickinson county
were indicted into the army and
navy October 10, eight going to
the navy and thirteen to the ar
my, as follows:
THE ARMY
Homer A. Short
Logan Guy Hibbitts
Kenneth Jenkins
Cecil Blevins
Enoch Lockhart
H. Clay Edwards
Roy Junior Ratliff
Wiley Owens
Paul S. Salyer
Wendell M. Baker
Billy Robinson
Fred Stanley
Clayton Ramey
THE NAVY
Elmer Ray Pickett
Charles C.. Yates
Roy C. Hill
Harlie C.. Duty
Arthur J. Turner
B1ueford Mccoy
Henry Cassell Yates
Otto Kendrick
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19

Link Bise, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bise of Fremont, en-
tered service May Fl, of this
year, and trained at Camp
Peary, Va. He is now overseas.
He married Miss Daisy Blair
and they have four children
who await his return.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19

c. pl. Leonard M. Rasnick,
another son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rasnick of Hazel, who
has been in service one year
and eight months. Now station
ed at Clovis, N. M. He is
mechanic on the famous B-29
bomber planes.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19
FOR SALE

1000 board feet of Black Wall
nut Lumber. See Garfield Baker,
Clintwood, Va. 1t
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-10-19

Claude H. Rasnick, S &c,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rasnick of Hazel, who has been
in service for one year. He had
his boot training at cambridge
Md. and is now stationed at
Miami, Fla.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
%s==... LAISVA LIETUVA ~""%~ =~-~.~
Laisve Paine
Jungo Nevilksim!
PARASU RIf<KIMAS IR KARIy MOTT
NU DELEGAClJA ] ROOSEvELTA

Kiekviena Lietuviu kolonija turi po keas If kelo-
ka Letuvu motinu kurios tur isleidusios karluome.
ne po iris keturis, penks Yra okiu kuros dew
pc sesias Meynas zvaigzdues yra au If toklu kurlu
devirnos Auksines Zvaigzdutes.
TOs motinos kvieciamos rengts vazuotl Washlng-
tona pas Prezidenta Roosevelta vezt miJona parasu
teikimui jam, prasynu uztar Letuvos alsve IL ne
Driklausomybe
Lietuvu kareiviu motnas tai kelionei pas Amerlkos
Prezidenta gall rosh paskiros koonJos savotlska ar
tai kuopa, draugija, choras ar kubas al suraso
5okias keias kurios nori ir gall vazuot Washmgtona
paskiru aiku Nereia kad visos vaziuotu ir nebutl-
mai kad vazuotu tos kurio tur daugiausa sunu karl
neie tarnyboje Kur nesiras didesno skaicaus karlq
motinu is tos kolonios gall vazuot turnt vlena ar Gu
ar iris s.nus kariuomeneje.
Kur nera kan suorganizuoti, gall pacios toklos mo-
tinos uzsirasyti kelonei pas Prezdenta Roosevelta
Tokiu motinu gall ypac daug ruostis keionei is KY
tiniu miestu mieselu farmu. IS ten artl Washlng
tona ir mazai kastuos nuvaziavimas
Motinoms nebus uzdetas ddeis darbas: jos bus Tx
Lieviu atstoves vadovaujama darba atliks Lletuva
Vaduoti Saungos Peciu Komisija ir specaial srink-
tia Motinu Komisija Ju vadovybeje Lletuves kareVlu
Motnos atliks Peticos teikima Prezidenui Roosevelt
tut sios vasaros pabaigoJe. ~
Motinu Konlisija susdeda is siu: Ona Biezene, is
Chicagos pirminnke Stefanja {. Douvan is Detrolto;
Hypatiia Zuren6 is Clevelando.
Kareiviu Motinas savo kolonijoje surasant pranes-
kite tuojau adresu
Mrs Ona Biezis, 324l W. 66th Place. Chicago, Ill.
Kure dar neturit petciju banku, rasykit tuojau
Peticiju Komsijos prmininka: -
W. F. Laukaitis 10 E. Lexington ST., Baltimore, Nd
L. V. S. CENTRAS Superior Ave. Cleveland Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

Bolsevikai zino: ju tikrasis veidas pa
SAUL gasdina. ii buvo pridenge tobuliausios
demokratijos kauke. Invazjos Pabaltijo
valstybes ir Lenkijos rytus juos demaskavo.
Reiksdami isnaujo pretenzijas Vakarp kryp-
timi, uzsidejo ir naujas kaukes: tariamai pa
naikino kominterna ir paskelbe laisve orto-
doksu pravoslavu baznyciai. Prize tu zenklu
prikabino uzsienui skirta sdki: 'tBolsevikai
jau pasikeite'.
Gaunamomis ziniomis, bolseviku pasikei-
timo sukis skledziamas Prancuzijoj, Austri-
joj, Cekoslovakijoj ir kitose Vokieciu okupuo-
tose salyse. Ir Lietuvoje imama uoliai snab-
zdeti: bolsevikai jau nebe tie, su jais jau ga
lima kaimyniskai sugyventi; net ju atejimas
butu maziau pavojingas kaip Vokieciu...
Tai tik bolsevizmo agentu propaganda
Bolsevikai nepasikeite. Churchis viesai gi-
ria bolsevikus, bet savo viduje jis tas pats
Churchis kuri bolsevikai paskebe savo di-
dziausiu priesu. Stalinas tare grazius 10
dzius apie kominterno panaikinima ir boise
vizmo propagandos sustabdyma kituose kras-
tuose. Stalinas ivilkdo NKDV (enkadevistu)
agentus vyslupu drabuzius ir vezios juos
po Londona. Bet tai fygos lapeliai uzsienui.
Stalinas liko tas pats, bolsevizmas tas pats,
jo imperializmas, visu tautu laisve ir pile
cu gyvybe nakinas, tas pats. Kad bolsevi-
kai atsisakytu nuo bolsevizmo tuo netu ka-
da jiems sekasi fronte naivu ir galvoti. Su
kiekvienu pasisekimu ju apetitas gall tik di-
deti ir sistema stipreti.
Lietuviai tikraji bolseviku veida pazino.
Nors Vokieciu rudolf okupacija savo bepro-
tiskais darbais blukdo bolseviku ziaurumu at
siminimus ir prievarta stiprina simpatijas
bolsevikams nors agentai ir naivus geros va
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
'.Nesiduolkin1e Kzaidix1ax11i"
KAIP LIETUVOJE KOVOJAMA w IsLIKIMA
i. POzEMIO BALSAS

hos zmones snabzda apie bolseviku paslkeltl-
mus, bet Lietuviu nekaltas kraujas, bolsevik-
meciu patirtos kancios ir gyvuju tfoskimas
gyventi garsiau ispeja.
Bolsevizmo sugryzimas butu tautai ir jos
gyventojams mirtis, kurios neisvengtu ir di-
dziausi cia bolsevizmo simpatikai.
Gandus apie bolsevizmo pasikeitima rel
kia atmesti su paspiktinimu, kaip klastingai
leidziamus nuodus sutirpdyti Lietuvu atspa-
rumui prizes bolsevizma, palauzti aktyviam
pasryzimui siekt laisves ir' kovoti uz savo
gyvybe sykiu su Suomiais, Estais, Latviais,
Lenkais ir kitom savo krasta ginanciom tau
tom tuo blogiausiu atveju jei bolsevikai verz-
tusi musu teritoriJa.
Visuomeneje reikia salinti aplinkybes pa
lankias agentu propaganda. salinti sociall-
MUS nesutikimus ir neapykanta, kuriai dave
proga Vokieciai, priskirdami mazazemius dir
bti prie stambiu ukininku. Materialiskai rem
ii tarnautojus r paprastus darbininkus tu is
taigu kuriose jie negali spekuliuoti ir del cl-
vifervaltungo nustatyto nezmonisko gwen
toju aprupinimo yra atsidure blogesneje ma
terialineje padetyje kaip bolsevikmeciu. Sun
kia materialine padeti ir socialinius susikirti-
mus agentai isnaudoja bolsevizmo pr0pagan-
dai Prizes ja teturim viena priemone - pra-
vesti socialini solidaruma kiekviename kaime
kiekviename valsciuje.
Telkti reikia kaip telkus, taupyti savo
zmoniu jiegas r kiekvienam ruostis atiduoti
Jas tik tuo atveju kada teks save ir savo te-
ritorija ginti tik savo tautos autoritetams pa
saukus Ne kitaip!'
Jie nepasikeite = nei raudonieji, nei ru-
dieii. Ir mes negalime keistis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
'POPIETINES ISKILMES

Pirma valanda po pietu bu-
vo padetas geliu vainikas prie
Dariaus ir Gireno paminklo
Marquette Parke. Ia proga
trumpas patriotingas kalbas
sake Adv. Antanas Oils, DR..
S. T. Tamosaitis, P. j ziuris,
ir Lietuvos Konsulas Dauzvar-
dis. Visa ceremonija nufilma-
vo p. Kaulakis.
Trecia-penkta valanda po
pietu ivyko patriotingos iskil-
mes St. Agnes auditorijoje,
dalyvaujant apie porai tuks-
tanciu zmoniq. Prizes pradeji-
ma formalio programo, foto-
grafas Konradas parode juda-
mus paveikslus Lietuvos Lais-
yes Varpo iskilmiu Chciagoje
1919 m. Oficialis programs
pradeta Amerikos ir Lietuvos
himnais, p, Biezienei giedant
solo, dar tebesant uzdangai uz-
leistai.
Uzdangai kylant ir kankli-
ninkui Juozui Olsauskui kank-
liuojant, atsistojo prizes daily
viu axis tribunoje Lietuvos
Karo Muzejaus boksto ir Lai-
sves Varpo replika. Bokstas
isaugo nuo apie Is pedQ plocio
Xxi apie 20 pedu aukscio su 81
metriska virsune ir su Lietu-
vos Laisves Varpo didumo var
pu; virs boksto duru buvo uz-
rasas: "Karo Muziejus'.
Prize boksto buvo vaidilutes
ir vaidila, kuris kankliuodamas
pasakojo Lietuvos praeitl, ku-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
Laisves Varpo Sidabrinis
JubiIejus
Iskilmngos Pamaldos sv Kryziaus Baznycioje, Vysku
DO Pamokslas Prize Dariaus ir Gireno Paminko,
ir Iskilmingas Programs ST. Agnes Saleje.

Lietuvos Laisves Varpo 25
metQ jubilejus paminetas Chi
cagoj labai iSkilmingai ir reik-
smingai. Birzelio II ryte, 10
val, buvo atlaikytos iskilmin-
gos misios Sv. Kryziaus para
pijos baznycioj, Town of Lake
kolonijoje. Misias atnasavo
klebonas Kun. Anicetas Lin
kus, asistuojant Kun. Krumb-
liui ir Kun. Vysniauskui, dia-
konu ir subdiakonu, ir. daily
vaujant Vyskupui Bernard j.
She'll. Lietuviu kalba pamoks-
Ia pasake Kun. Stasys Adomi-
mas, Angliskai Vysk. She'll.
Kun. Adominas uzakcentavo
Lietuvos nepriklausomybe ir
Amerikos Lietuviu paaukota
Lietuvai Laisves Varpa, linke-
damas ir Dievo palaimos pra-
sydamas, kad Lietuva po sio
karo vel taptu laisva, ir kad
Amerikieciu paaukotas varpas
ten vel galetu laisvai skambe-
ii.
Vyskupas Shell kalbejo apie
krikscioniska demokratija ir
zmogaus bel tautu teises, ak
centuedamas Atlantic Carterio
nuostatus ir keturias laisves,
pabreze Lietuvos garbinga pra-
eiti, ir linkejo krikscioniskai
Lietuvai tapti laisva ir nepri-
klausoma po Sio karo.
Pamaldose dalyvavo Lietu-
vos Konsulas P. Dauzvardis,
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos sci
mo atstovai, Amerikos Legio-
no Dariaus-Gireno Posto gar
bes sargyba, Jaunosios Lietu-
vos nariai, Laisves Varpo is
kilmiu rengimo komitetas, sv.
Kazimiero vienuolijos seserys
mokytojos, angelaiciai ir So
dalietes, kurie dalyvavo proce-
sijoje, ir dviejq-triju tukstan-
ciu minia parapijieciu ir sve-
ciu. Baznycia buvo papuosta
gelemis ir sidabruotomis emb-
lemomis su skaitlinemis "25".
Vargonais grojo ir solo giedo-
jo artistas Juozas Olsauskas,
specialiai atvykes is Amster-
dam, n. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

mybes paskelbimo, prasisalino,
palikdamas tiktai vaidilutems
saugoti laisves ugni. Vaidila
buvo artistas j. Olsauskas, o
Vaidilutemis Margucio choro
dainininkes.
Nepriklausomos Lietuvos lai-
kotarpi atvazidavo P. j. ziu-
ris savo kalba, ir Ateitininku
grupe tautiskais sokiais, mu-
zika il kostiumais.
Dabartine Lietuvos padeti ir
Lietuviu tautos nusistatyma
bel troskima atvaizdavo Lietu-
vos Konsulas P. Dauzvardis,
pabrezdamas dvi okupacijas,
tu okupaciju ziaurumus bel pa
darytas zaizdas, kuriu paseko-
ie yra ivyke du sukilimai: vie
mas prizes Rusus, kitas prizes
Vokiecius; jis uzakcentavo kad
Lietuvos Lietuviai uz laisve
kovoja ir laisve mylincius EMO
nes praso pagalbos.
Konsulo pareiskiman atsilie-
pc Americas Legiono Dariaus-
Gireno postas SUI veliavomis,
ginkluota sargyba ir orkestru,
kas sudare lyg simboli Ameri-
kos kariniu veiksmu ir skel-
bima laisves visoms tautoms.
Vystant ta mint, posto ko-
mandierius, p. Mason, perskai-
te Illinois Gubernatoriaus d.
II. Green ir Chicagos miesto
Mayoro Edward J. Kelly pro-
klamacijas, kuriomis buvo pa
skelbta Lietuvos Laisves Var
po Diena ir palinketa kad po
sio karo Lietuva atgautq savO
laisve ir nepriklausomybe.
Legiono ir Gubernatoriaus :
Mayoro mostams pareiske sa-
vo pritarima atsistojimu mott
nos karo tarnyboje esanciu
vyru, ir pirmininkes p. Bic
zienes pareiSkimu kad ju SUI
mai kariauja ir mirsta tam kad
apsaugoti Amerika ir islais-
vinti pavergtas valstybes, ku-
riu tarpe yra ir Lietuva.
DR.. S. Biezis konstatavo Lie
tuviu ir bendrai AmerikeciQ
nusistatyma Lietuvos link, pa
brezdamas kad Americas Lie
tuviai yra pilnoje harmonijoje
su Lietuvos Lietuviais, kad jie
yra pasiryze visomis isgalemis
ir pajiegomis gelbeti Lietuvai
laisve atgauti, ir kad ju senti-
menta simboliskai vaizduoJa
Laisves Varpas. DR.. Bieziui
kalba baigus, buvo inscenizuo-
tas Varpo skambinimas, arti-
ficialiam varpui bokste judant,
tikrajam varpui uz dekora-
cijos skambinant. Sta scena
issauke klausytojuose nemazai
patriotisku asarQ.
Pc varpo skambinimo tare
zodzius Detroitietis DR.. j. Jo-
nikaitis ir Clevelandietis K. s..
Karpius. Jie pareiske savo
koloniju sentimentus. suteike
aukas ir ragino susirinkusius
remit Lietuvos laisvinimo rel
kala materialiniai ir visaip XII
taip.
i Programo eigoje buvo isais-
kinta Prezidentui peticijos rel
kalas ir paraginti susirinkusie-
il ta peticija pasirasyti.
Kadangi rytojaus diena, Bir-
zelio IL, prasidejo Penkta Ka-
70 paskola tai kalbetoju kali
bose ir programo vedeju parei-
skimuose buvo raginti Lietu-
vial kuostipriausia prie to va
jaus prasideti ir nuo kitty tau
tiniu grupiu neatsilikti.
Programa sutvarke ir vede
Adv. Antanas Oils, jam pagel-
bejo v. Rekus.
Parengimas buvo placiai ap-
rasytas visuose Chicagos An
gliskuose laikrasciuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

(Knygos didumo virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygq, po $500.
Siqskit savo uzsakyma!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
LVs SEINE GAUTA VIRs $500 AUKU
Piniga Siusta uz ''Timeless Lithuania" Bend
rems Lietuvos Reikalams r Darbams, ir
Naujems LVS Darbams Paremti

iskatyta dar aukos sudeos Laisvs varpo Mnsmo Dena
Evening star., 1944-02-07
Man Posing as Major
Accused by FBI Of
Passing Bad Checks

A man who made q round Of war
plants posing as major of ord
nance" who "knew every one Of i'm
portance" in Washington, and who
financed himself with alleged bad
checks, has been arrested in New
Orleans, Director J. Edgar Hoover
Of the FBI has announced.
Described as Raymond Carl Man.
derback. SO, he is charged with vio-
lation of the National Stolen Prop
erty Act in driving automobiles pur-
chased with alleged bad checks
across State lines.
Manderback, according to q four
page outline Of his career issued
by the FBI, was q civil engineer
with international experience, who
first came to the attention Of the
authorities when victims complained
Of the majors" activities.
Check Frauds Put at $4,000.
He made the tour in 1941, accord
ing to the FB1, and fascinated
the men he talked to with q vivid
account Of the British evacuation
at Dunkerque, which he said he
had witnessed as American military
observer.
He admitted passing worthless
certified" checks when arrested, ac-
cording to the statement, and said
there had been so many he had lost
count of them. The FBI said his
known check frauds totaled $4,000
$4,000 Of them passed on New Or
leans automobile dealers and other
merchants before his arrest there.
Manderback, who comes from
Brooklyn and according to the FBI
has a warrant out against him there
on charges of failure to notify his
draft board of a change Of address,
had his wife and children, a boy of
IL and girl Of 3, with him at
New Orleans hotel when he was
arrested.
Opened Account in Florida.
He financed his southern trip, ac-
cording to the statement, by opening
an account at Jacksonville, Fla,
with a worthless certified" check
for $4,000 on a New York bank
bought an automobile for about
$4,000, started for New Orleans and
traded the new car in for another
on the way. In New Orleans, the
statement said, he sold the second
automobile for $1,000.
He repeated the car purchases in
New Orleans, the statement said,
this time buying four cars "for the
Mexican government" with $4,000
in checks. He had only 5000 on him
when he was arrested, the FBI said.
Evening star., 1944-02-07
D. {. Officer Is on Board
Ruling Marshall Islands

Capt. John Paul Collins, U. S. M.
G. r., principal-on-leave Of Anacos-
tia High School, is one of five off,
GERS on the government board ad-
ministering the affairs of the newly
occupied Marshall Islands, Admiral
Chester w. Nimitz announced yes
terday.
Mrs. Ann Collins, his wife, who
lives with three of their children at
4003 Twenty-first street NE, said
her husband had mentioned IAN
other assignment" in his last letter.
Recalled to active duty by the Ma
rine Corps Reserve In December,
1912, Capt. Collins was graduated
from the School of Military Gov
ernment at Charlottesville, Va, in
May, 1943. He recently was sta
toned with the military govern
ment on Maxim Island, she said.
The Collins oldest daughter, Pa
tricia, 10, recently reported to Sweet
water, Tex, for training as a WASP
in the Ferry Command.
Evening star., 1944-02-07
Roosevelt Went Fishing
In Africa, Briton Reveals
BY the Associated presa

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-On one OF his
journeys to conferences In Africa,
President Roosevelt made a fishing
trip up river in Gambia, . British
lieutenant has revealed.
The excursion was made aboard
q British rescue tug and the Presi-
dents party included a group OF
admirals, generals and others who
came aboard at Bathurst, 1t. A.
Craig said.
The lieutenant disclosed that the
President carried back q letter for
him to 1t. Craig's wife at Bay City,
Mich, where the lieutenant former
ly was In training.
It was not revealed whether the
fishing trip was made during the
Presidents journey to Cairo or his
earlier trip to Casablanca.
Evening star., 1944-02-07
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