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Evening star., 1945-11-21
oFFIcES FOR RBNT.

SSScT6EPENTlsI ass5.sslSs soy sy
s4s.nssa nds ol 9 s.. ssss 'ss3 g. s:s!
able Tor white or colored doctors. For
further details call Mr.. -EEell, LEO ~.
BERNsTE1M q CO; NE, b40Q; .u..
location for doctor or dentist. r.. A..
HuMPHRIEs, Real Estate. sos North csp.
OfFICE, furnished, private. Also .desk
COWIE, 800 Eye st. NV. MA. B467.
OFFICES FOR RENT-Apply to agent on
premises. 1706 G st. NV, near State Dept.
RE. 0653
9O2 10th ST. N.w.-New. modern oaacs
Phone Mr.. HENRY. RE. os77.
SMALL BUSINESS BLDG. LIST commit .
Lease; nas ,dHeXnteEp ssstiep Eor insfssnrmation issn
Evening star., 1945-11-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTTD.

WOULD LIKE to purchase downtoWn buti-
ness property; can invest from $50, ,0o0 to
500. 900 cash. Box 210-C, Star.
BILE repair shop, to car capacity; with
or without gas station: prefer ne. but
will consider any location. ]. Z. NoRO.
BERG. 337 MARYLAND ave. ne. 2Ss
MY SPECIALTY Is business property and
apartment houses, from S100. 900 TO S.
100000. II interested in selling. or bQytng.
tial. kindly contact Harry Cohen, O.,
02S6. SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO., 1908 II
st. NV. MA 2345.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LANGLEY, VA safe location for tia
present and future; practically level open
Jsnrsss. io6IS F. sHoEMAKzK, laiS
+ kows q n vyos1A. IA. d1ltsssSRru1rv 1ltss J. ~. !.
choice lot IN Woodhaven, : select com.
nmunity of t. fns homes; build home you
wooded-sone very Choice Hsu cornsYs. can
Mr.. DE1N, WI e61I.
WEsTMoREL,A;ND Hills, weshinston's
Large wooded homesites. within M block Of
Westm9reland Circle. available st S2,i@
1881 eyenings and eundays.
building lots now available. some with all
improyements ready to, 80. ADJACENT r
surrounded BY some Of .WashingtclI
exclusive homes; priced from $500
department. LEO M. BERNHTEIN
CONTINUED on Next pass.S
Evening star., 1945-11-21
SUBURBAN. sALE-MARYLAND.

WILLIAMS ZEAL ESTATE-ll3-acre farm
barns. on, hard road; houses have water,
electricity: some cattle and stock 90 with
this farm, also. AL crops, 8 acres Of to-
Nh. RILEY. UN. 22oo. Open evenings
and Sundays. Let us sell your home.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

0VSINt9S INVENT rON NENI.
STORES, warehouses, ofnces; specializing
In commercial and Industrial properties.
cations available. LOUIS BuRMAN, RE.
a-SToRY AND BASEMENT building. fur
nished: suitable for funeral home, doctor
or dentist: Southeast section; rent 500 per
month Shown by appointment. Ii. 1905.
FUNERAL HOME, beautifully furnished,
including funeral equipment, Hammond
organ and space for 8 cars; Sc. section.
Rent 5000 mo-, Shown BY appt. II. 1895.
1874 goth ST. N.W.-3-story. brick, o
tenant FRANK M. DOYLE, Realtor. e27
18th st. NV DI 790b
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

UPTOWN CORNER, 80 units, nreproof.
clean building. elevator: light, well-yenti.
lated apartments; automatic heat; building
spsnsibls " party. yERoME s: MgsRAY.
lss1 sfn s. nv y, RE Eos 1850 MI MI 4Sss
proxima ately $500 per mo. oii heat:
sTss ec.sn slssIS eGs st1sS StH9 III hfRds eo 81 ~
wis WISCONSIN, AVE. near NJ St, rented 70
sEs r.r soOs ons and oles g.
,eE ,s M. { Jsnrsss q kouIs kou f + SHOEMAKER
@Shst Only Between anS sht e0@ cash
necessary to handle this splendid invest
ment property, It is located on main
land alone is probably worth more than
Szs !! 81 SzzLIY 5isf Co. ssis wilson blvd. eI
42e 7th ST. s.w.-3 floors and basement
water heat This property, is located in
some one a sound investment. AAttrse.
fsss sr'sS EsEs iSV fSs9so5e :' c w.sh
iSssSh New saMPsarRE saidsf e AVE-, W. near Dupont
Sirsle-Il5. frontass on Ne New ,laa aamp ave. ave,
dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO, A Com.
Dlste Be- Esai .ESn Estate Institution l4l6 K st.
TWO 1s-UNIT BLDGs.. close TO- all eon-
yeniences, nreproof. consisting of . rms.
dinette, kit, bath each: only 3 yrs. old;
very low rentals: income, S14,352 year;
Wolberg, IA. 1886 SHANNON & LUCHs
| CO., 1903 II st. NV. Ma. 2345.
BRICK STORE and modern apts: rents
Sis mo. plus owners quarters: oil heat
good ne. section; S15,500, WASHINGTON
sEdiIEY SE s3GS Or aaSs attention.
| So and "a G st. s.w,; 50 has apts., no
days These preges.ies sae IN need ss. to e re: re-:
1s Egs % Ast tossy sssy RE 5sie ~ ,or..rv..,v.
nSsftor yao is wiling to sacrinee pos
soundnsss and safety il real property Of
Of the city. You viii and the return 70
CURES about 10000 snd In. one other
rs;'Se slts Dept III LEG oal IL. % sERNsTEM si / % CO,
A Complete Real Estate Institution, 1415
f1sRM. ROW BRiCK HOME. 2 kitchens.
. dinettes, 2 baths. 2 entrances; strictly
| modern, 1st-class condition: h..w,h.. gas
burner. II furnished. rental at $500 mo; (;
| ideal for home and income or investment.
Price. S13,75o. Location. 400 block nth
st. sc. Call now. Mr.. Valenti. HO. 0043,
with o. B. lANTZINGER. Jr., Real Estate.
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OFFICES WANTED.

ATTORNEY with established practice de-
sires l or rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished, temporary or permanent, alone OF
in suite with others, In financial district.
Call RE: 40s5, Ext. 401.
WANTED OFFICE in vicinity Of J. bth and
II sts, NV: ! or unfurnished rooms;
Will sign or year lease II desired.
Phone Monday. ME. .27s2.
VETERAN desires desk or ONCE space fof
WANTEp-smali snsSss Once @ OF dssf % sSsce S for .
persons in ONCE with telephone facilities;
downtown location. Write Box 4Sl-Cs
Star or call CH. 3430 after pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
STORES FOR RENT,

AVAILABLE December lst-storeroom now
occupied BY skyland PhaTmacy, MS1 oooS
DI. 1857.
224 7th ST. s.E.-1st-noor store. with .
rooms 70 ,n. and bath in re rear: rooms tnd bath q
entire building. cali rent dept. LEO d.
sERNsTEIN q CO.. 1415 x st. NV. Ne.
STORE. 5000 50. IT, Of space, suitable for
high-class restaurant or other business.
Owner will remodel to suit tenant. See
agent on premises, 1906 g ST. NV; near
State Dept. Telephone RE. 0653.
DOWNTOWN. 929 ST. NV. Store
soxioo available. for warehouse and ga
rage, with rear 30-ft. alley. Call Mr..
Morgan, cHAS. c. kOONES & CO., DI.
Evening star., 1945-11-21

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
RETURNING VETERAN wants to buy
roomlng mouse or small apt mousse must
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1945-11-21

IN FauS Church, Waving rm WIFE
large bedrms. and . beautifully finished
fireplace. @ @ Possession Pos @ s1s.soo. S with IS sub.
tin's SsR ssse + For mRe rss se
2s45; ewes. and holidays, Falls Church
M MAkEiSGToN, vacant, assa I'D st; n. ,,n,.. ns..
room; open fireplace, dining room. kitchen
hssa sasus Ia Rsss Easa.,ss ss7sso ss.n tsls sH L:
Wv Wv sRffctk Homes. Fails Church: Va
psn sna n Iss o,tP. ii Mason
place, fun basement, air-cond. heat, In
p.ss FOR nssGr ese room. ws up,s s1s ns san
on On WestnoreI.nd S ss land rd Is' sIf e heuses
up AND 3 ise isas. tssns sss
Groom asbestos shinsle bungalow. nea,
ss chuEsaR FARHxz ;Izs kaY Ss n heess eo GF'ii Ts
GaSssh' GRich baaNSSal5bw, saaSSasa l15bas. ss,soo-H.r...
roo o@s ana bs Bath on 9s oo1
ment and on . large lot in Falls church:
sSss Naos 'insiGn a Gass sss Gs: ssS1 M A
BRICK BUNGALOW-Modern and In Inn
maculate. condition: fireplace In living
room. fully equipped, kitchen. bedroomi
and bath, stairway to large second hoor
Pull price. S7,66O; small down payment
This will sell as quickly es II will rent
For further information, cali ARLINGTON
REALTY. sales once; 1904 Wilson blvd,
attached brick home: it's vacant and In
sasGiippsa kissSen. iall Sssemsn;.. ii' sii' heat;
81. 7.s75,- with $1,000 down: close to PEN
tagon. Navy Annex and airport. For more
information call ARLINGTON REALTY,
sales once, 22o4 wilson blvd. olebe 1900,
H SHiNG -YouR FAMILY OUT to see this
California brick rambler on an acre OF
complete privacy and commanding valley
view. The drst floor boasts . LIVING rm
with fireplace. combined with q charm
ing dining rm. The kitchen is spacious
with modern range and refrigerator: 2
large, handsomely papered bedrms flank q
tiled bath: gracious stairway leads to Z
roomy end door that could be converted
into Q bedrmS. and bath with very little
effort. The basement oi1ers game room
space. oil air-conditioned heat. laundry
trays. outside entrance. built-in sarage
Al, & ths e, rear Ar, q this o, charming home AZ
FOR further Information call ARLINGTON
EEAlTY. sales once. 2204 Wilson blvd
Oh. 1900. OK. 4123.
Evening star., 1945-11-21

LYON vILLAGE-Brick bungalow. S large
rms. on lat door, 2. additional rms. on 2nd
lot: priced to sell. Call OLD DOMINION
REALTY CO.. cH. 6348 until 3.
Evening star., 1945-11-21

Z ~; .Y1iIS ss 6R
SdETWEisNS' 81 Ha S'G Is.h ST. and Mt. Pleasant $,
n.w.-,Unusaally good location for profes
sional man, semidetached brick house, ais
It. SQUARE living room. ainins ROOM. r0oR Fitch
en- and bath on 1st floor, 5 rooms, in
closed sleeping porch and, bath on End
Winter sooRup Pries' si5,s5o n sSmmss ASK aR 70
Ne; s1ss Mf5s5t Eo1s ssses sHSxRsNy 81 ssRdsy iIs
NEAR CATnhEbRIxHIi. in Mass. Ave. Hts.
one block on Mass. ave: Detached
s.. ass. re- 1Fi5 1as Colonial. 1
pantry: MTst;d. den and law. law Maid Maid
loom seoa and bath in basement: oil h.;Ey
s se5'ok Fhasosss pfs'sisan sM4Lta T1sl
Realtor. Wo. 1900 until 8 pm. ash
cGosE.N CLOSE ARLNeroN-An unusual brio,
BUNGALOW. custom built for a dIscriminatin
sMrsr; quality msteriais and features uss
additional rooms, detached sars9e:. on q
SHSSiiss95 S9isS 81 aE:Ss1 ES:Ss AS Ssss' ~ Moa9
Medical school-New-house condition, I
sfA sssS S'a s''ss
a
cupancy. Arlington. Va, across the vale
from parkfairfax and Fairlington. Livin
and dining rooms and kitchen on drs
inS aSnsrs sas tssy. n ss
water heat, gas hot-water heater, 7-cu. III
Dc luxe electric refriserator and sas range
All improvements, including paving. side
Walks. Andscaping. Near fast transporta
y payments as low as $38.70 including in
tsrest and taxes. Express bus service t
Pentagon Bldg. or 18th st. and Pa. ave
Washington., To reach by auto drive owe
4th st. bridge. follow Shirley Memoria
higaway to Parfairfax and Fairiington 4
Shirlington Shopping Center, Seminary rd
turn right on Seminary rd.. after crossin
bridge and railroad track turn left on Fou
Mile Run. drive to neld once By bu,
take Arlington and Fairfax bus marke
Fairiington, st 18th st. NV, between Pa
shirlington Shopping Center. PAU
SMITH CONSTRUCTIONS CO. fowner)
$50 Barr Bldg., e1O nth 81. NV. Tele
ghonss.samatn q once, MA. oo71; neld ONCE
Evening star., 1945-11-21

ESTATE-Excellent g.
in exclusive Cheverly
netian blinds, chestnut
npletely insulated, sec
in knotty pine. Mr..
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
District GoIfG Group
To Meet tuesday

THE WOMENS District Golf
Association Will hold IFS first
annual meeting since 1912 on
Tuesday az IL A. m. a. the
Detroit Golf Club. Luncheon
will follow the election Of Of
floors
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Ball Held
Hinkston Photo.

MEMBERS Of the Coronet
AVA Club of Bloomfield Hills and
Birmingham wore their prettiest
fall frocks TO the Coronation
ball held last evening at the
Community House.
Miss Mary Lou Holland was
chairman and Miss Joan Cove
was in charge of refreshments.
Miss Ann Woodruff took charge
of the music, and Miss Barbara
foles. decorations. Miss Jane
Brietenstsin took care of the
ticket distribution and Miss
Mary Ann Foster publicity.
Miss Patricia Butler, daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Butler.
of Pasadena avenue, on Sept. Is
will leave for Greenbriar College
in Lewisburg, w. Va.
Miss Butler will be a senior.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
College Next Stop

Miss Lois Wagner will leave
Sept. is for Sophie Newcombe
School in New Orleans. Miss
Wagner will be sophomore.
Leaving for Endicott College
shortly will be the Misses Peggy
Duffey. Nancy Hughes, Joyia
Teetzel and Julie Hudson.
Miss Alice Vail. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wahl OF
Buckingham avenue- entertained
a group of girls in her home
prior to their return to school.
Miss Wahl will leave soon for
Olivet; Miss Shirley Burnett,
Wayne; Miss Betty Jane Lee.
Indiana State College and Miss
Margaret Jury, Michigan State.
Other guests were: Miss Doris
DAILY. Miss Doris Thompkins,
Miss Marilyn Mccarthy, Miss
Shirley Heiss. Miss Jacqueline
Thome, Miss Betty Panker and
Miss Lorell Ouelette.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Back From South

Miss Betsy Finkenstaedt has
arrived home after a Today stay
in the blue grass country with
her Dobbs Ferry classmate, Miss
Mary Edwards Of Lexington, Ky.
They will resume their studies
at the end of the month.
Miss Marilyn Buck. daughter
Of the Frank Bucks, has Just
returned from Charleston. w.
Va, accompanied by Mrs. Rob-
ert MeSner Of Neff road. They
were the house guests of Mrs.
Daniel ". Mohler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Pfc. Don Graham
Back in Hospital

PFC. DON w GRAHAM re-
ported back al Billings General
Hospital al Fort Benjamin Har-
rison, Ind. late IN the week
after a visit with his mother.
Mrs. NJ. Graham of Calvert
avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
LEAGUE VIII Meet

THE JUNIOR AUXILIARY
az the Michigan League for
Crippled Chllo-en Will hold lts
first meeting OF the fall season
on Sept is a. $ p m. ~ the
home Of Mrs. Jack Flsnnery Of
r. Outer drive
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Enrolled in Class
At Boston School

NANCY BEYER, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Beyer Of
Iroquois avenue, will begin her
classes at Katharine Gibbs
School in Boston. Sept. Is.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-23
Single Cop. loa..

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  l7e9 President Washington proclaimed
 
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The Valley settler., 1945-11-23

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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
CLINTWOOD-DWALE ROAD
TO BE HARD SURFACED

According to latest reports, a
good portion of the road from
ClintWod through FlemingtoWn,
down the Mullins Ridge to the
mouth of Cranes Nest and then
up the mountain to the Hays
road will be hard surfaced dur
ing 1916, as well as numerous
other improvements made.
The Board of Supervisors met
with the resident highway engin
eer here last Saturday and this
was included in the budget pre-
sented the board by the road en-
gineer.
1t is expected that the hard
surfacing will start from Clint
wood and extend past Nickels
Gap as far as the Mountain View
School. Improvement is to be
made in the road from Haysi to
Splashdam. Several bridges will
be repaired, including bridges at
the mouth of Rrl1Sh Creek at
Bartlick, at Birchleaf, Norland
and Big Spraddle on Mcclure.
The sum of $4,000 is expected
to be expended on the road from
Clintwood through Flemingtown,
and down Mullins Ridge, and
considerable amount on til
bridges mentioned.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
$4,000 Fish
Released In
County Streams

From the Front Royal state fish
hatchery came 1000 more sunfish
and rock bass Tuesday of this
week for Pound and Cranes Nest
Rivers. Fish for Cranes Nest
were placed at points l to 2
miles from the mouth of the riv-
err In Pound the fish were plac-
ed from the Skeetrock bridge up
the river a short distance.
This additional and last ship
ment for the year makes a total
of $4,000 fish from the federal
and state hatcheries placed in
Dickinson county streams this
year.
H M Kirby, an employee Of
the Marion fish hatchery. deliv-
cred the shipment this week.
Earlier in the day he delivered
an equal number of fish to Buch
anan county and they were plac-
ed in Russell Fork River not far
from the Buchanan-Dicfenson
=. t y y F-
line.
Conservation officials and all
persons really interested point
out that with the large number
of fish placed in Dickinson coun
ty streams this year, that if all
citizens will aid in seeing that
they are not destroyed instead of
cussing the game warden for not
taking care of them, that we will
within two or three years have
good fishing.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
HOME NEAR NORA
DESTROYED BY FIRE

A dwelling house, owned by
Beecher Long, and occupied by
Mrs. Virgie Meade and children,
on the highway between Nora
and Trammel, was burned to the
ground, together with nearly all
the household effects, Wednes-
day evening of last week. It is
not known how the fire original
ed. The flames had gained such
Roadway before it was discover
ed that it was impossible to check
them or to save hardly any of
the household goods.
Mrs. Meade's husband is serv-
ing either in the army or the
navy, and she with one or two
small children, have been living
in the dwelling mentioned.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
SEE PLENTY OF ACTION

On The USS Chester In The
Pacific.-G T Jordan, chief
Bosun's Mate, OF Clinchco, serv-
ed on this heavy cruiser when
she helped occupy the Hokkaido-
Aomori-Ominato area of northern
Japan.
The cruiser saw action in the
Marshalls, Wake Marcus, Quad
alcanal, Two Jima, Tarawa, Wot-
je, the Battle of Coral Sea, Tula-
gi, The Aleutians, Paramushiro,
Chichi Jima, the Battle for Leyte
Gulf and operations in the East
China Sea.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
SNAKE HANDLERS INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

Indictments were returned this
week by a Wise county grand
Jury against Rev. Harvey Kirk,
Paul Dotson, Leander Ely and
John Wilson, charging murder in
connection with the death of
Rev. Kinks wife following a rat
tlesnake bite at a religious meet
ing held in or near Ramsey.
Mrs. Kirk was bitten by the
snake on the night of Sept. 1st,
during a understanding demon
stration of the faith healers. The
following Monday morning she
gave birth to a child which died
soon after, and Mrs. Kirk died
shortly afterwards.
The Indictment charges that
the four named brought the rat
tie snake to the meeting house
and either turned it loose or per-
mitted it to be turned loose in the
crowd, and that Mrs. Kirk was
bitten by the reptile. Before Mrs.
Kirk was buried Commonwealth
Attorney John Roberts directed
that blood test be taken. The
test was made by DR.. N. F. HiX,
assisted by DR.. T. G.. Foust, and
the death certificate stated that
she died as a result of poison
from the rattlesnake bite.
The case will be docketed for
trial during the criminal session
cf the court, VIII Oh will begin
October 20.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
Wise Grand Jury
WhiteWaShes
Election Frauds

The special grand jury called
in Wise county to investigate al
legged frauds in the Democratic
primary election of August 7th,
made detailed report to Judge
Morton Tuesday afternoon, in
which they cited evidence of
gross fraud at Pound precinct
and irregularities at other pre-
clncts, but without making any
indictments, due to the fact, as
they reported, that the evidence
before them failed to show who
actually committed the frauds.
At Pound precinct, which was
the hub of the whole investiga-
ton, the evidence showed that
only about 100 votes were cast
and counted and that two coun-
ty officials helped tally the vote
there, and that. one of the Off
cials-Who had no authority to
DO so-Was to deliver the ballots
and poll books to the Clerks Of
flee at Wise, and that after the
ballots and poll books left the
Pound the poll books were chang
ed to show that over 400 votes
were cast at that precinct. The
grand jury reported that it was
unable to learn who made h 9
change in the poll books, or who
later stole all the poll books for
the county except for one pre-
cinct.
Papers in other parts of the
state are severely criticiSing this
grand jury for not making indict
nents. But look at the list of
men composing the jury may con
vince any one who knows the
members that much of such crit
cism is not justified. The grand
ury was composed of practically
IN equal number of Republicans
md Democrats, part of them
eading bankers and business
nen of the county and probably
'nly mildly Interested in politics.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18

Melvin Fleming Jr. who has
been with the Pacific Fleet for
the past Is months, expects to
come home in the next few
weeks. He writes that while
with the fleet he has visited
the following places: Coral
Sea, Milne Bay, New Guinea,
F'inschaven, Bismarck Sea, Mar
Gus and Adniralties Islands,
Hollandia, Leyte, Samor, Luz
zon and other islands of the
Philippines Mindanao, Mindo-
70, Panay and the Chinese Sea.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18

1t. and Mrs. R. T. Asbury, Jr.
spent the week here with Mrs
Asbury's parents, Mr. and Msr.
w. E. Counts. 1t. Asbury is home
ter wo year hitch en- a SUI
marine III the Pacific.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18

Mrs. A A Fleming and son,
Tilden who has just been dis
charged from the army were see
ing relatives here this week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
More CPS Return
To Civilian
Life

The following men are among
he more than 400 who have beer
ischarged from the armed fore.
S during the past year.
James J. Besseck, navy
Billy Robinson, army
James c.. Robinett, army
Ira T. Turner army
Ray w Taylor, army
Burl Mullins, army
Wiley H. Wright, army
Allen j. Wright, army
Charley M. Turner, army
Cossie E. Cochran, army
Kemper Damron army
I1Gl llldlI I1dV y
Wellington Orrender, army
Harry L. Stanley, army
Gerald E. Culbertson, navy
Leroy Williams, army
John Kelsey Hylton, navy
Logan G.. Yates, army
Hobart Rife, army
Frank R. Long, navy
Enoch Lockhart, army
Farmer Duff, navy
Roy w. Colley, army
Ollie Lee Oquinn, army
James Kiser army
Link Bise, navy
Elijah B. Rasnick, army
George E. Mann, navy
Elmer Ray Pickett, navy
James W. Hill, navy
Cecil c. Short, army
Stuart c. Baker, army
James Kiser, army
Frank Wright, army
Avery Turner, army
Elmer R. Lambert, army
John Dotson, navy
Everette Stanley, army
Thomas Demetris navy
Ernest v. Potter, army
Samuel Elkins Jr., navy
Cecil Rakes, army
Printess Winthrow
Charlie w Hall, army
Ralph Ratliff Jr., navy
Kermit Meadows, army
Bert Cochran army
Robert Hassel Mullins, navy
George Marvin Mullins, army
Thurman Mccoy, navy.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18

Emil Hanover, of Baltimore is
spending the week with relatives
here.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18

Frank Borwn, seaman first
class, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Brown of Clintwood, after his
boot training was assigned to
the USS Wyoming. He went
overseas in jan, 1945, and is
on the Pee 875, serving in Ley
tie Gulf.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-18
VISITS HERE

Mont Kiser, good citizen, far
mer and stock dealer of Carrie,
was a business visitor in Clint
this week. He says that his faith
,er, Tug Kiser, now well in his
3Oth year, is still hale and hear
ty although totally blind.
H w Owens, good citizen of
T7'vis We s1o'rG friends here on
Monday.