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APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHEp.

TAKOMA PARK-Lving room bedroom,
kitchen. dinette and bath, $50 to $50. 80
Takoma streetcar or bus to District line line
and transfer to Flower, ave. bus, 40 min.
f!s% srxpfHs sfy aes sarsna ST. s ave ISL sH 4sf
elec., rfrer.; PVT, bath; empl. couple: gem GEM
SIS. WIS Whs1SyER ps'fi fARR lRf 57o1 10th I'd, no
ins.on blvd !efs en Ss NJ a kensiHstSn NS %ash to
sfs ssff9pf5sy ihyestment n NJ bdr XIs & Sons Ma 747s
1850 7th, ST. .N.W-clse-in 4 or room
aapsrtmMsnt; s nmM references Esfsrsnees required. Dr: 1855.
girls preferred. AT. s4s7. sa I774 fsEs; Lang
bAsEMENT APT, rooms, semiprivate
sH 54as t4sInished; adults preferred
1928 BAkkERG GsT:' 81. Sc. off Alabama ave-
etehen dness s5s Ssp Lying
SedFdom5s IL 5sas
Ike oW rsnf mfaes Soea cash III payment balance
crosstown bus at door. OR. 5000 or OR.
tasosa ts ..sIe ST .:i7::rsss
az slnetts sS a5 sasR seSsenes poEsh sas 'fsn st.
ResIters. s1s New eay York iess ave- f1Shsr ns Co.
na nniShed; gsIwyn: s$S Phone a VIZ Hsn' $3.50. 5s6
y
MODEEN Groom apt. ne. section, $50:
available Immediately. MeKeever 4,
Whiteford. 1914 K st. NV. DI. 97O6.
vEKY NICE 1-bedroom apartments, some
Ct Of April and some for May 1st cail Mrs. Mrs.
LIZA Lang PL, N.E..1-room and kitchen
Goy,t oTnMl girls Rsasonable. AT. s437. <
bedrm... kitchen, dinette and md bath: ati End End
9Sr s9s ner Eenne0sf o S. avs; s"s5 near Flower ave-
EXCHANGE. 31z-RM. APT. in washingtof,
for similar in New York City. UN 1854
BRADBURY HEIGHTS Sc, 5ooe Fl St.
8 rooms and bath. with all utilities; i'm
mediate occupancy; $3.50. Can be seen
any time, Inquire 5004 H st. or call
GIRL to furnish own room in an attrac-
tive, cool, Groom apt. to share with 2
others: doA .ntown: reas. HO 4645
25O1 ST. Sc. Apt. 116-S56, 80 2
rooms, dinette. kitchen and bath. Cali
re 3O93 or apply 1416 F st. NV, Room
sony location; cid @ eonsideasd' 4Si nsd' 9so asoS
East Capitol River Terrace Ants. 6s
719 A. ST. N.E.-3 rooms. kitchen and
bath; heat and hot water included; near
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HOUSES UkEuRNisHEp.

4 BEDRMS, center hall. det. frame;
large living rm, den, dining rm., pantry,
kitchen. Garrett Park. Md. Kensington
563, or DE 1925
4-RM. AND BATH BUNGALOW, in nearby
Fa1riaT FAIR M County. & Giebe 1881.
story brick, rooms and bath elec. re-
frigeration; 1 block to Nichols ave. Rental.
S52 so per month; immediate possession.
Call Mrs Upchurch, FIR. 7779.
1O1 61st ST, Capitol Hgts., $3.50. 1901
1st st. Sc, S39.50. Apply Room 316,
1920 New York ave. NV
EXCHANGE 3-bedrm. 2-porch house near
Roosevelt H. S., rent, S67 so, for small apt.
or bungalow with yard vic. Glover Park
or Potomac Hts, rent to $50. Call RE
1900. Ext. 6029.
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Barnaby Woods,

CueVy CIldSe, ~. u.
fine modern. red-brick, center-hall
home In excellent condition. About years
old. Large living room with attractive
fireplace and screened porch, overlooking
ing room and well-eauipped Kitchen. 1st-
hoor lavatory,, large master bedroom and
bath TWO other excellent bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor. Third floor beautifully
paneled in knotty pine and divided into 2
rooms; double insulation. Extra-large
baiitin garage: automatic % neat: iesn 7alft iet.
nicely developed Phone JAMES z.
SCHWAB. Or $500. After pm, call
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEuR.

CLEVELAND PARK-Conveniently located
In scenic setting; large brick home, with
large communicating hall, dining and
living rooms totaling 1,500 so. it., 8 bed
rooms, large inclosed porch, servants s
Star.
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THE WHITEIEIGH.
L722 N SIT. NV.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

oNE-HALF BLOCK Senate once Blde-
Single or double room for ladies; twin
beds: S25-S35 per month; elevator and
1921 MONROE ST. N.E.-Det home, lovely
large rm twin beds, inner-spring matt.
cars, bus. shops at door. AID. S420.
FOR RENT clean sleeping room. NO.
II sth ST. NE. near E. Cap. ST., on car
lines-Single fr. rm., 1st floor, 1878 wk,
double fr.. rm. 3rd floor, $3.50 wk; nicely
furnished. Mrs. Carnes.
I7aa 1 Lang PL. N.E.-Available April g.
large room in pvt. home for one or two
refined young women: .conv. transp. to x
Bldg. anu armory: l block to bus; near
18th and a st. ne. TR. 1545.
1922 10th ST. N.E.-Large double rm.
adj. bath; breakfast and dinner optional:
3-wsy transportation. HO. 3147.
newly decorated rooms; one is composed
Of bedroom with 2 sgle. beds and living
room, other has double bed; unlim phone:
on car Inc: suitable 3 or A. NO. 1871
.6o3 MoNRoE-Pleasant room, can be
an And osn, car lines $50 single, $50 double
kitchen and bedroom. Frigidaire, gas
range, sink. porch; available Sunday;
1877 DoWNffNSsGf ST. N.E-single, newl,
furn., in congenial home, for girl; con.
Yenlent downtown Transportation. o.
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EARM e GARDEN.

SOD for spring; will deliver. Phone Ash
STABLE cow MANURE. s1e ton. for Vic
FOR sALE@Mlk coolers, freezers I re-
EfcToRY e51'6fsY''0G GAH6ENs G IS piowsd e and har-
rowed:. sifted COW manure: top soil; all
BookLnT Spoi ahes'aRf Ho% TO wa pLAN9rree 4Is
pamphlet; containing complete informa-
ton nalusbe to the is sen,
complete stock Of planting materials.
SsaS Dessa e6 1Si yGS5 sna aopy s today M
RosEBosaEs S f6Rs az asS
aa shseS ase s. m so e n Size ~
balls Of earth, Ss.75 and S4.s5. Finest No.
| grade rosebushes, 69c each, 6 for So 95;
popular varieties, SOC; s for So 80. Flow
3 for S4.oo. Living evergreens-Norway
dougss @ M Spe Pth bas Of earth seT sso
!fsas shops s' Phone Pr Ss oTders enr
sUPEReToMATo eE6er sEED9 a special ofrerl
The Hechinger. Co. has made an arrange
ment with the famous Ritter. Catsup
Eo vsriety tomato aa SEEDS ea ff1 the heavy teT
bearing Pedigreed seeds developed to pro-
duce Super-tomatoeS for famous Ritter
CatSup. Also Ritter "WR" Variety Pedi-
greed Sweet Red Pepper Seeds. A package
of each, both for twenty-five cents. Mall
your order today. 1t will soon be time to
plant! Send for yours now Our supply is
limited A complete Garden Shop at each
OF oqr 4 stores. HECHLNGER CO, 10th
and H Sts. N E., Washington, D. c.
MANURE. PEAT MOSS, ETC.-Get all your
needs from Hechingers four complete
95c; so lbs, ST .35; 100 lbs, So IS. Cat
tie manure, 80 lbs, S1.75. Sheep manure
80 lbs. 81 rs; 100 lbs, S3.15. .Agrico for
30 lbs. $500; 100 lbs, $3.50. Garden
lime. 10 lbs. .21c; so lbs. 6Oc.. Also full
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
ders Atlantic 400. Hechinger Co
GARDEN TOOLS-Good. used picks. with
barrows, $3.50; mattocks, with new ham
dies, 81 .05; hoes, with new handles. 81 .05
All used, In excellent condition. Complete
Garden Shops at 4 stores. Phone orders,
Atlantic 400. Hechinger Co.
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ROIIINGWOOD

In location of better homes Well de-
signed early American brick home, built
baths on End f.: Q bedrooms and half
bath on 3rd f.; center hall; large living
room, screened porch elec. kitchen; gas
aforementioned heat, storm windows, cop.
per plumbing and cutters: numerous other
features. Most reasonably priced, S1e,7bQ.
eau EN- 1890 until 9 pm. F. A. TWEED
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COUPLE wanted to share home. all facili-
ties: wife unemp no children; S25
BEAUTT ULLY and completely furnished
honse on spacious plot: four large rooms,
bath. elec refrg., fireplace, porch. gas heat
Basement with shower, lavatory, laundry:
adults only; 500 month, UN. 0ss6,
ly firm, in Silver Spring area: avail. in
short time, E. M. Fry, Inc. WI. 1854.
LARGE HOUSE. built for comfort and en-
tertaining on h a. of beautifully wooded
la9o' ag n oEdgem9or section Of f., Betansssda'
FXcLGsIiSvE cMHEvsYy' MEsy'' cHAsEEspssious aSsf
grounds: lovely large terra Gotta brick
home: freplaces. 2 baths, auto. heat, hot
water: 2-car gar S265 mo, OR. 2970.
w. LANHAM HILLS, 5O03 w. Lanham DIR.
BUNGALOW. 4 rms. and bath, bedrms.
immediate possession: $40. Dunn Ss Co.,
1888 r. ]. ave-. Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyatts-
vile 004S.
LYON VILLAGE, VA.-S175.
Attractively furnished 7-rm. brick home
bedrm. and "a bath on LIST floor, 3 bedrms
on end floor; oil heat, garage; available
April 10: adults preferred.
THOS G. MAGRUDER CO.. 2051 WILSON
BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA. GIL 3434.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
Row brick. 10 rooms, baths. Oil h.-w.h.
immediate possession; $3.50 mo, includ-
ing linens and silver. MR.. DRAISNER
MA. 9067: home, DE. 6544.
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IRooMs EURk.-Nerthwess tcors.)

BLOCK OFF 1sth ST, NV large
rooms. private bath. entire floor lovely
view Rock Greek Park; one sentleman to a
ae35 QUE ST. N.w:-Large, attractive
double room. second floor front; gentle
man only: $40. NO, 5525.
PETWORTH-clean, small room for young
linn phone: SIS monthly. RA 1880.
M ST. NV, 1SI6-Singles, doubles At
ira ;tively furnished; all conveniences:
reasonable rates, Call afternoons
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large. 2nd-f. south
Tm.; twin beds. running water: front rm ,
1d21 1,itn GoLUMBIA RD:---Niceiy furn: room
IN iSanS DoWST6WteSst WeSsa6test 2p1 no ss2s ,.t,
no no other roomers; couple preferred. Cal
aoos KLISSGLE RID. N.w.-Nicely furn
6 bedroom, living room. next to bath, pvt
1915 LANIER PL. N.W.--Two double rooms
transp.
THE WHITELEIGH,
16060S New Hampshire ave. nw-2 love-
ly rooms with private shower bath on
1st floor. suitable for 3. or 5 ladies or
married couples; immediate occupancy; ref
erences.
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Apfs. WANTED tcens.).
HOUSES FURNISHED.

or Q rooms, kitchen and
bath; unfurnished: couple with infant.
Call NO 4762
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Greek Park-I3 rooms, 4 baths: featuring
bowling alley floors on ground floor, 3
beautiful apartments in basement exclu-
sively finished with best including tiled
floors. garage. built-in terrace, with
rooms above; one of the finest homes in
Mt. Pleasant and producing $500 monthly
6 rooms and 2 baths, gas hot-water auto
matte heat. Shown by appointment to
people who can appreciate this fine home
z rooms of fine furniture and equipment.
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE,
2S13 14th St.
nl1 k0S1 "a To
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2S13 14th St.
DU 5051, 9 to 5:3O and Y to o. 70
BUY A BUNGALOW

Just across the District line. Almost new
brick, rooms, tiled bath and shower.
fully insulated and weather-stripped. 7-ft
cleo refgr, full basement, attic, ETC.: on
soft. lot. Low down payment, balance
like rent. Call until Q pm
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM U.s."
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO.
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IMMEDIATE CASH OFFERS.
Free Appraisals-Prompt Personal Service
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S or DI 1852. Sc
WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses in the
northwest section Of the city and near
suburbs: We can hnd you a responsible
tenant II you will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER 81 CO., Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave DE. 5000
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In setting of beautiful trees, this
modern center-hall Colonial brick, large
living rm., dining rm., den powder rm.
and kitchen, 3 full-sized bedrms., baths:
large bedrm. and storage rm. on 3rd floor;
gas INV h.; new-house condition. Call
EN-. 1900 till Q pm.
EXCLUSIVE
Chevy Chase Realty Co.,
anna CONN AVE
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.
2-piece living room suite, re-upholstered
to look like new, $50. Latest patterns and
guaranteed.
2423 18th st. NV. Adams 0761.
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MOVING. PACKING 3 STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. E6elmans Nov
ing d Storage Co., Taylor 2937 6s
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Embassy Section,
Mr.. Cathedral inst off Mass Ave

Vacant. Newly decorated and ready for
immediate occupancy. A well-built de-
ing spacious living room. excellent dining
room. inclosed porch. pantry and kitchen
large master bedroom with 2 large Closets
and private bath. 9 other bedrooms and
bath. Bedroom and storage on 3rd floor.
Automatic heat. Two-car garage. Zine
lot with lovely garden area. Phone JAMES
E. SCHWAB, 5522 Conn ave, OR, $500.
After pm. call WO. 1908
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING
an estate property in nearby MONTGOMERY
County, houses ranging in size from 8 to
5 bedrooms, servants quarters, and n to
S500O0, call Mrs. SchlesinRer. WI. 1884.
E. M. FRY, Inc.
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COAL. WOOD FUEL OIL

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
ANDIRONS. fire tools, screens and all fire.
place goods. repaired and reflnished. D. l..
Brcmwell, T23 18th st. NV ME. 1134
FIREPLACE WOOD. full measure cords OF
oak or mixed wood. "a inches, round and
split. Better wood never heard of Arrow
head Farms. Phone District O122
OAK AND HICKORY fireplace wood sea-
soned, $40 cord, delivered in NV. Wash
guaranteed finest quality. CHI. BAL.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 1868: Evenings, DU. 1850. s."
Fire Logs, Dry How'd, SIS Cord.
Col. Cordwood Co., DI. 2415.
Fire Logs, Dry How'd, SIS Cord.
Col. Cordwood Co., DI. 2415.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

S12,450.
6-room lovely brick home: 3 spacious
bedrooms, large living and dining rooms,
vestibule entrance: gas hot-water heat;
Gear built-in garage. Call EN-. 1890 un-
til o pm. F. A. TWEED CO.. 5504 Conn.
ave.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

and bath; S35 mo. 10 mi. from George
town. Mclean, Va. Elmwood 3O5, Miss
Richey.
3 RMS, kitchen, semipvt bath; unf;
plenty of garden space. WA. 1916. after
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IRVING and Mt Pleasant

Income producing furnished, home of IL
rooms and 3a baths. operated in apart
ments and rooms. has 3 gas ranges, 8
sinks, Frigidaires. Now producing an
income of S295 monthly plus owners
apartment rated at S75 per month. Priced
to sell at S13.95O
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE,
2R13 18th St
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT OFFICER desires lease 3-bd-
rm. home in NV. about May l. Prefer
vic. OF Conn. ave. EN-. S243 9'
dren require furnished house by April Is,
preferably in Virginia, near bus trans
nortation to Pentagon. Call Glebe 1925. s..
WE HAVE CLIENTS for furnished and
unfurnished houses, located In NV. D. c.
and nearby Md. up to $3.50 per month.
Call EN-. 1900 to 9 pm. Chevy Chase
Realty Co, 3403 Conn. ave.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE for adults baby
ana maid. Within reasonable distance of
Navy Annex. Permanently located. MAXI
mum, S1Q0. EN-. 4O69.
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER and wife want,
before May LIST, small furnished detached
ssx so5 5.s Star. siI.si Or caiI aE. z44S. M kAfase
unfurn. house. in Silver Spring area, for
duration; family Of 3. Call Sligo 5000.
UNFURNISHED-Perm reserved prof.
adults: NV: auto. heat; near transp.
freshly decorated Adams 9S71
UNFURNISHED or partly furnished, small
house, bungalow preferred, oil or gas heat,
screened porch; no children: Arlington or
Maryland. Glebe 1856.
GOVERNMENT agency consultant. wife
and 15-year-old boy, want Groom
unfurn: house or equivalent with yard;
must have refgr. and be convenient to
grocery or shopping center and bus or troll
ley downtown; excellent care assured by
desirable tenant willing to pay up to $50
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BOATS.
POULTRY & EGGS

IANOE WANTED, l6 #. Gail GIL. 400
Ext. 367 after $50 pm.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.
ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.

I21 BRANCH AVE. s.E.-NewIy Furnished
Dom in private home, single bed; $50
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Stark Trees Bear Fruit

Years younger than ordinary varieties; you
can now have luscious iumbo-sizs fruits,
tree-ripened, freshly picked for the table
or market; supply limited, order early
Phone Ii. 1890 or write Howard Downey,
Washington =. D. c.
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WE BUY
ALL KINDS
OLD FUR COATS.
NATrohaY uDAr

APPLIANCES.
81 stores are cooperating to provide
electrical appliances for those who need
them. Your neighborhood dealer will be
glad to buy your idle appliances and pay
you in
CASH OR WAR STAMPS.
They will be repaired and resold to
others who do not have these conven-
fences. WAVES, WACS, war workers, house
wives and brides all need them. Sell your
them
Cali Metropolitan 223O for the name of
your neighborhood dealer.
THE ELECTRIC INSTITUTE OF
WASHINGTON.
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Mr.. 18th AND BELMONT.

An opportunity to pick up a substantial
row brick home with IL rooms and
baths: now used as q boarding house and
bringing in a splendid return. Price Is
only. S12,95O. Call Mr.. Goelz. ME. i143,
until q pm
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ROOMS WANTED.

1913 4th ST. NE.-Entire floor, 2 come
ing rooms. semibath on same floor; rease
able os
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11AIIE OAfLDENa
1900 SOUTH CAPITOL ST.
GROOM APARTMENTS
Exceptionally Large Rooms
LAUNDRY FACILITIES.
INDIVIDUAL LOCKERS.
RENT, $3.50.
All Utilities Included.
To reach: Take AS bus at 10th and Pa.
ave, NV, get of at South Capitol and
Danbury sts
SEE Mr.. RICHMOND AT OFFICE,
Phone Ii gS51-EyeninqS ia 0SQS
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BARNABY WOODS,

2s13 14th st.
DU. 5051, 9 to 9:3O and Z to O. 7s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FURNTTURE-YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM
furniture made like new; 80 years expert
ence; including materials, sofa and chair.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Whof Made Our
Invasion q Success?

With 81 blue stars on our Serv-
ice Flag, our towns been mighty
excited over the way things are
progressing on the Continent.
"shucks," says Bob New
comb happily, 1T knew we were
going to lick them Nazis, soon
as the Invasion started"
II knew it before that" says
Doc Hollister. II knew it from
the way our boys were getting
along with their British bud
dies in those English camps.
They had a lot of differences
to overcome before they could
work together as a team. And
they overcame EN-"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10
Citizens Prepare to
Battle Farm ests

A huge crowd waited in front
of the New Hardware store here
Monday morning for the doors
to open, each one hoping to Sc
cure part of the supply OF shot
gun shells that they had heard
would Be sold to the first COM
ers Monday. Many in the crowd
came from the outer edges of the
county and must have left home
before daylight.
The store opened at the usual
hour and the building filled
speedily, while many were I'M
able to gain entrance. Clerks
were soon frantically trying to
wait on the crowd that pressed
toward the counters. The covet-
ed ammunition did not last long
and many who came from afar
were disappointed when they
failed to receive a single shell.
Others, who did not anticipate
the early morning rush, came
later in the day only to be dis
appointed.
The shells were sold by re-
lease of the War Production
Board for the benefit of farmers.
Each purchaser signed a state
ment to the effect that he was a
farmer or ranche-- and that the
ammunition to be purchased was
for the protection of his live
stock or crops from predatory an
imals or birds, not for hunting,
particularly off the premises OF
the purchaser.
1t is pointed out that any one
using shells bought under this
agreement illegally will be sub
ject to heavy penalty. Many who
observed the crowd wondered
how it happened that predatory
animals had suddenly become
such pests in this county.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10
HAZEL NEWS

Guy and John Sutherland were
visiting in st. Paul Sunday.
Dallis Bailey spent Monday
evening with Alice Farmer.
Bert Sutherland has returned
to Lynchburg, after spending
week with homefolks.
Barbara Phillips and Edith
Wolfe were shopping in Dante
Monday.
Mont Phillips and family were
visiting Tony Phillips Sunday.
Bonnie Martin and children
were dinner guests of Louella
Sutherland the other day.
School has started here, with
Nelma Kiser teaching.
Wayne and Ray Wise and Ed
it'll and J. c. Sutherland attend
ed the show at Dante Monday
night.
Tex Witt spent Sunday in
Trammel.
Hobart Kiser and family spent
theweek-end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Kiser are
the happy parents of a new boy.
Edith and Ethel Sutherland
spent the week in Harmon
with Mrs. Bertha Kiser and fam
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10

Sgt. Gamelil Mullins, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison (Fish
Hook) Mullins of Freezing. Has
been in the army two years
and overseas six months with
the Fifth Army in Italy. He
has been promoted to the rank
of sergeant since going over.
While marching thru Rome,
says the Sarge, they were greet
ed with water, wine and flow
ers. He would like to hear
from any one back here and
his address may be had by ask
ing at his home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10

rain falling once more and hop
ing it will be good on crops.
Clovis Phillips and family
spent the week lend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Phillips.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10

Pvt. Guy Mullins, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dock Mullins of Rt.
l, Clintwood. He has been in
the army for 10 months and is
now with the army engineers
in the jungles of India.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10

lily.
Mink Phillips attended church
at the MCGOWAN Chapel last Sun
day.
Everybody is glad to see the
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-10

From where I sit, Does
mighty right. The success of ous-
Invasion began months ago
when the English Tommies and
the CT Joe got together over
friendly beer, and games Of
darts-and learned to like each
other i'm spite of differences I'm
tastes and habits. /
And that spirit of tolerance
and understanding between
men and nations will go far to-
wards building a secure Peace,
too.
4e M@4<'
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-19
AFL President,
Gen. Hines
Address Legion

CHICAGO Sept. 10. CUP)- Will
lam Green, president of the Ameri
can Federation OF Labor, today urg-
ed the American Legion to pass a
resolution praising American labor
which, he said would help to mend
the breach between the legion and
the AFL caused by the Legion's
condemnatory statements against
labor.
I'm time past, when great clamor
arose in the press and the radio
against labor, condemnatory state
ments from Legion representatives
were plentiful and prominent"
Green said.
Now, he said, when the President
the army, the navy and the war
production board all praise labor's
magnificent job, the workers of
our country cannot find single
expression of this kind from any
qualified spokesman for the Ameri-
can Legion"
Brigadier General Frank T. Hines,
otOl VA fCpCi oiio olloli
told the legion that financial bene-
fits for disabled veterans of World
War II are starting out at rates it
took World War I veterans and
dependents 26 years to obtain.
"One of the most unselfish things
which the Legion has ever done, in
my judgement, was to conceive,
formulate and take leading part in
the enactment of the c. I. bill of
rights" he said.
He announced that already ap-
proXimately 10000 veterans have ap-
piled for training under this law
and about 5000 of them have been
declared eligible and are now await
ing the opening of the schools next
month. There are 442 receiving
educational benefits at present, he
said.
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, COM
mander in chief of the Pacific
fleet, told the legion by radio Mon
day night that Gen. Douglas Mac
! Arthur will lead the American army
, of liberation into the Philippines,
just as he promised less than 18
months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-19
E. {. Schools Show
Attendance Gain

Registration figures for Ell Cen
tro's 1914 fall school term jumped
lbs over last year, G. A. Weakley
superintendent of local schools,
made known Tuesday. BY Tuesday
morning 1927 had been registered as
against 1912 last fall.
Biggest jump was noted at Central
Union High where iistings mounted
from 449 to 528. Mckinley showed
a registration of 276,4O above that
of l943, Harding, 488, against 419
Washington, 1876, over 1913. Douglass
High was the only school indicat-
ing drop in registrants. Thirty-six
students registered this fall, 40 last
Junior college enrollees pushed
1943's top of 40 to SO. School Of
ficials were hopeful that 30 men
students might afford the college a
football team this year Last yeai
Is male students registered.