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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26

Grams, mostly from other wars, are
dying each month, the veteran pop
ulation is still rising and eventually
will reach the 20 million figure.
Questions and Answers
@. 1 have been released from tho
marine corps for about three
months and through an oversight
on my part I allowed my national
service life insurance term policy
to lapse. Can you tell me how
may reinstate TIT. R., Nevada,
Iowa.
A. You may reinstate your policy
by first filling out a form, which you
may obtain at any VA office or
from any service organization, GER
tifying that you are in as good
health as you were at the time of
the lapse. Second, send the form
with two monthly premiums to the
VA branch having jurisdiction over
your area. In your case it is at Fort
Smelling, St. Paul II, MINI. This
reinstatement privilege is in effect
until January l, 1913.
@. have been awarded a dis
ability compensation for injuries in
Cured while l was in the army.
What l want to know is do have
to show the amount of this compen-
satiOn in making out my income tax
statement?-S. R., Madison. S. D.
A. No. 1t is unnecessary to show
either pension or compensation pay
ments on the income tax report.
@. served in the South Pacific
during the war and for a time was
discharge l have been awarded a
permanent total disability compen-
sation because Of injuries received
during my service in the navy. Will
I continue to draw this cOmpensa-
ton if move to Australia?-J. L.
B., Charleston, Mo.
A. Yes. Veterans administration
says that residence has no bearing
on compensation entitlement.
@. My husband is World War I
veteran and he receives compensa-
ton from Veterans administra ton.
Will l be eligible for a pension at
his death?-Mrs. S. L., Ada, Okla.
A. If your husband dies from a
disability proved to have been con-
! tracted in military or naval service
or if his death is due to another
cause and your income does not ex-
I coed 81, 1000 a year if you are child
less or $4,000 a year if you have
minor children, you may be eligible
for a pension. Suggest that you
apply to your nearest VA office.
@. Under what credit terms may
veterans purchase surplus army We
hicles released through the War As
sets administration regional Offices?
r. T. H., Steubenville, Ohio.
A. Generally, one-third down is
required, with the balance payable
over a 12-month period or longer
through the WAA regional office
credit exchange, or the region
al office in the state where the
vehicle is purchased.
@. May a veteran who is receiving
disability compensation accept en-
ployment without having it affect
his CONVERSATIONAL. d. F., Bir-
mingham, Ala.
A. A veteran may accept employ
ment without any effect on disabil-
| ity compensation, provided the de-
gree of disability or impairment has
not changed.
@. l am a World War II veteran
| - - -,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26
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Make mixture of equal parts
of flour, salt and vinegar. With
this and little elbow grease you
can rub tarnish from brass or cop
per kitchen utensils.
After using a scrub brush, rinse
the brush in cold water and turn
the bristles downward. If allowed
to dry on its back, water will soak
into the wood and loosen the bris-
ties on the brush.
Loop handles on mattress may
be made of heavy cretonne or
ticking and sewed on with heavy
cotton. These will prove a def
mite aid in turning the mattress.
Before washing your bathroom
fOor use a sweeper attachment on
it to remove dust particles and
hair.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26

2O-acro farm. stocked and equipped, !
horses. cows. 100 pullets. all farm TOOLS
3-bedroom house furnished. new Philo ref,
10 acres in cult. u acre of potatoes. family
fruit electric water system. Possession at
close Of sale. Price s7.250 on terms, $500
down. Write: w. C. KILLMER, Ri. l, Box
pol. Goble. Oregon.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26
Self-lnstruction on
Speaking in Public
Booklet No. SO.

I'D LIKE to say a few words
=" you begin. But do you
say the few words clearly and con-
vincingly or are they punctuated
with grunted "uh's" and "er's"?
One thing about speaking in public.
whether before formal group or among
friends. you must be poised and able to
hold your audiences attention.
Our newest booklet No SO tells you how
to overcome jittery and awkward con.
versations, discusses parliamentary pro-
cedure and gives sample speeches
Send Is cents in coin for "Self-Instruc-
tion In Public Speaking" to Weekly News
paper Service, 243 West 18th Street, New
York II, N. Y. Print name. address with
zone. booklet title and No. SO.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26
Veteran Population GroWs

y The first session of the Both con-
gress slashed appropriations for
Veterans administration to such an
extent that Gen. Omar Bradley,
administrator, already has given no
tice that approximately 5000 en-
ployees, many of them veterans,
will lose their jobs. To add to the
complications of slashed appropria-
tons and reduced personnel, more
than $4,000 new veterans are being
released from the armed serv-
ices each month. For instance, 1881
900 veterans were discharged from
the services for the three-month
period ending June 30. That figure
brought the total World War II vet
eran population up to 14,361, 900
which, with their families, repre-
sents almost 40 per cent of the ma
TONS population.
In addition there are approximate
ly 100000 living veterans of World
War I, the Spanish-American war,
the Indian wars and the Civil war
making total veteran population Of
more than 18,270,000. So despite the
fact that approximately $500 vet
Grams, mostly from other wars, are
dying each month, the veteran pop
ulation is still rising and eventually
will reach the 20 million figure.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26

For Sale: Log Cabin bar and cafe. 20 miles
from Missoula on Park to Park highway.
This Is one Of the incest places in western
Montana. Two fireplaces hardwood floors.
all new equipment. good year-around busi-
ness. Will gross from $4,000 to $50 600
year. Full price $4,000. Some terms.
D. D. WERNER Arlee, Montana
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26
Blame for Pearl Harbor

Admiral HalSey, IN his memoirs
published in Golfers, calls spade
a spade in denouncing the sacri-
ficing of Admiral Kimmel and Gen
eral Short as the goats for the Pearl
Harbor disaster. For Pearl Har-
Dor, Admiral Halsey vaguely blames
the American people. But it was
not the American people or congress
who employed an alien German to
erect greatly needed radar equip
ment; it was not the American peo-
Pile or congress who countenanced
needless delay in erection of that
equipment; it was not the Amer
lean people or congress who failed
to give the commanders in Hawaii
vital information. No, it was not
the American people or congress
who we're responsible for that Pearl
Harbor catastrophe. Some day his
tory will give us the complete story.
When that time comes, Admiral
Kimmel and General Short will be
indicated.
America and England almost
had to drag Stain by the heels
to the Teheran and Yalta con-
ferences. At those conferences
there may have been no definite
promises made that could war
rant Russia's present attitude,
but in an effort to be good
fellow, President Roosevelt may
have vaguely implied things that
Stain interpreted to Russia's
advantage. Today it seems we
might be nearer a solution Of
the peace problems II those con-
ferences had not been held.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26

CABINET SHOP: Completely equipped with
attached apartment. stock Of paint and
hardware. Work for 2 people year round.
c. D. McCARGAR AGENCY. Grangeville.
Idaho.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26
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EDITORS NOTE: ibis Newsbabe,
through special arrangement Nth tho
Washington Bureau OF Western Newspaper
Union at 1916 Eye Street, N. w., Washing
ton, d. C., is able to bring readers this
.reekly column on problems of The veteran
and serpieeman and bis family. Question:
may be addressed to The above Bureau and
they niA be answered in subsequent COL
INN. No replies can be made direct by
mail, bit only in the column tUbieb will
APPEAR in this newspaper regularly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-26

Just unloaded another car of Sweedberg
tractor combination sweep and stackers.
stacks 23la foot stacks. Also Horse Over
shot and stackers in stock. GRAVES IAiPLE-
MENT CO., Edgemont, S. D.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03
MlRE 17,4OO ISEIVIU
LIETUVIU =

Su Shame numeryje paduoda-
mals mirusiu iseiviu Lietuviu
vardais, cia skelbiamu mirusiu
skaicius pasieke jau 17,4OO.
nuo Vasario menesio, 1897 m.,
kada Dirvoje pradeta mirusiu
Lletuviu sarasai talpinti.
JUCIENE s., 6b metu,. mire
Liepos 27,. Springfield, I'll.
JUsKIENE Ona, mire. Liepos
IT,, Springfield, Ill.
GLOVECKIS Kazys, "A metu,
mire Liepos 27, Kansas CT
ty, Mo.
DAUKANTIENE (zilviciute)
Karolina, pusamze, mire Il
Rugp., Chicagoj. (Panevezic
ap. Naujamiescio p. Manga.
galiq KY Amerikoj isgyve.
no 43 metus.
LUKAsIUS Antanas, viduram
lis, mire Rugp. men,, Det
roit, Mich.
KUNTUsIENE Marijona, miri
Rugp. M, Shenandoah, Pa
JAKAITIENE Gertrude, mir,
Rugp. 10, Pittston, Pa.
VALUTIENE Genovaite, mir
Rugp. 9, Pittston, Pa.
MONKUS Antanas, pusamzis
mire Rugp. 9, Chicagoj. (se
duvos p. siauliu a. Ameri
koj isgyveno 35 metus.
SNEKUTIS Jurgis, pusamzis
mire Rugp. II, Chicagoje
(Vilkav. ap. Keturvalakiu p
Budvieciu k.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 38 metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03
HIPPoDRoME
"The Foxes of Harrow"

Grazi Frank Yerby's novele tapo
padaryta Twentieth Century-Fox !
zavejancia filma, "The Foxes of
Harrow, kuri pradedama rodyti
Hippodrome Theatre treciadienl, 3
Spaliu. Tai yra vienas is idomiau-
siu veikalu koki kada Hollywood
pagamino.
Veikalas dedasi New Orleans SRI
Iyje anose dienose tarp 1925 metu
ir Civilinio Karo, kada tas miestas
buvo pasiekes savo puosnumo ir is
dykumo, kur Mississippi upes pa
krasciu aristokratija linksminosi.
Dalyks apima ten atsiradusi at
kaklu nauja zmogu, Stephen Fox,
kuris buvo ir gemblerys ir zave-
jantis ir drasus. Ia role vaidina
Rex Harrison, moteriska svarbiau
sia role Odalie atlieka garsi artis-
te Maureen O'Hara. Prize ju val
dina ellie kitu geru artistu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03
ATRADO VAISTUS
NUO DzIOVOS
vAIsTUs

Pietu Australijoje viena ty-
rinetoja medikaleje ir veteri-
narineje srityje, Miss Nancy
Atkinson paskelbe suradus kad
paprasti grybai turi ant saves
tam tikra penicillinui panasu
vaista kuris, jos tvirtinimu,
bandymu eigoje uzmusa dzio-
vos perus. il taipgi tikrina
kad tas vaistas atakuoja pla-
tesne sriti bakteriju negu pats
penicillinas.
il sake, po platesniu tyrine-
jimu SUI gyvunais, veliau bus
galima bandyti ia vaista nau-
doti gydymui zmoniu nuo dzio-
VOS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03

oficialis sio vajaus atsisaukimo zen
klas.
Suvirs 10000 tu iskabu bus is
platinta visoje apskrityje primini-
mui apie ateinanti vain. Tas at
sisaukimas, pagamintas is piesinio
Waugh Bass, West Coast artistic,
tapo vienbalsiai parinktas Chests
spaudos komiteto kuri vadovauja
Stanley C. Patno, is Fuller & Smith
& Ross.
Tas obalsis, EVERY GIFT A
HUMAN LIFE, yra mintis Bare
lay Newell, sales manager is VIM.
Taylor Sons & Co..
Stu metu suma nuskirta sukelti
Didziojo Clevelando Community
Chest yra $4,92S,O0O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03
MIRIMAI
MIRE ISEIVIAI AMERIKOS LlETUVIAI
zinos ape mirusus Leuvus syruje apinama dyka

VALANTIEJUS Mykolas, 70
m., nire Rugp. 2, Canton,
Ohio. Amerikoj isgyveno AZ
metus.
AUGULIS Kazimieras, 32 m.,
mire Rugpj. 8, Chicagoje,
kur buvo ir gimus.
BRIDICKAS Pranas, mire l
Rugp., Baltimore, Md.
MONKUS Antanas, pusamzis,
mire, mire Rugp. 9, Chica-
goj. (siauliu apsk. seduvos
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 35
metus.
GRIBAUSKAS Juozapatas, 68
M, mire Rugp. 13, Chicagoj.
(Pakuonio p. Girininku k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 36 m.
BUMBLIS Kazys, pusamzis,
mire Rugpj. 1, Chicagoje.
Amerikoj isgyveno 33 m.
BANEVICIUS Juozas, SO M,
mire Liepos Is, Providence
R. l. (Vilniaus red.)
RAZUMAUSKAS Alb ert tas
mire Rugp. 8, Kingston, Pa
SERAFINAS Dominikas, 60
M, mire Rugp. 6, Worces
ter, Mass.
ALISAUSKAS Antanas S., mi
re Liepos 27 d., Worcester
Mass.
MATUSEVICIUS Jonas, miro
Rugp. men,, Mahanoy City
Pa.
STATKEVICIUS Jonas, mir'
Rugp. men,, eMahanoy City
| Pa.
PETRAUSKIENE Antan i n a
mire Rugp. M, Shenandoah
| Pa.
| GOTAVYNAS ;Bernardas, mi
! re Rugp. mem, Shenandoah
Pa. Y
zUKAUSKIENE Jadvyga, mi
re 'Liepos 23,. .Pittston, Pa
ATMONAVICIUS. Kazys, mir
Liepos 2l, Sebastopol, Pa.
BUTKEVICIENE1 Ona, ,:mir
Rugp. men,. Maizeville, Pa
INCA Vincas, 81. metu mire 1!
Rugp., Brooklyn, N. Y.
ZEBRAUSKAS Antanas, mira
Rugp. 18, Chicagoj.
STARINSKAS Pranas, 76 m.
mire Rugp. Is, So. Boston
Mass. (Naujamiescio par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno Sc m.
| AURILA Petras, mire Rugp
M, Lawrence, Mass.
! KUZLEVICIUS Juozas, mir'
Rugp. IL, Baltimore, Md.
GANIENE julie, 50 M, mir'
Liepos 16, Mahanoy City
Pa.
JASUKAITIS Baltrus, 62 m.
mire Liepos 20, Newark
N. ].
KAIRIS Juozas, 81 M, mlr'
Liepos 2, Detroit, Mich.
I IGNATAVICIUS Jonas, 66 me
tn, mire Rugp. %, Lanca5
ter, N. H.
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DETROITE, Ford automobi-

DETROITE, Ford automobi-
liQ dirbtuvese, unija iskovojo
teise riebioms moterins dirbti.
Dvi moterys, viena sverianti
249 svarus, kita ZIG svaru, po
karo buvo is darby paleistos,
nes persunkios. Dabar iskovo-
ia JOINS teise dirbti.
Fordo darbininkai pasirodo
atmeta kompanijos pasiul y It q
pensiiu plana, ka unijos vadai
sutinka uzgirti. Sake, darbi-
ninkai neturi pilno supratimc
apie tai, del to nubalsavo ta
plana nepriimti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambarl,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos xiii gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimanli Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03

KAS platina Dirva = tas
platina apSvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03

Beviltis jaunuolis vilkintis suply-
susius apvalkalus, atsinesime kuris
parodo prasyma ir Wilt, jau iskabi-
nejama visur Clevelande, rengiantis
trisdesimtam metiniam Community
Chest vajui, kuris tests pradedant
Spaliu 20 ir baigsis Spaliu 80. Tai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-03

DR.. A. Powell Davies, Unitaru
baznyCios dvasiskis Washing
ton, D. c., pasmerke ilgejan-
cius moteru sijonus (naujos
mados), kaip ''nemoraliskus"
ir suaikvojancius daugiau me-
dziagu dabar kada vargstan-
tbs pasaulis reikalingas pagal-
galbOS.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15

County, announced on Tuesday that
several scholarships are open to
students of the county and that
examinations for those eligible will
be held at the Hagerstown High
School on Saturday morning, May
"a, at 900 a. M, Daylight Saving
Time, under the direction of James
W. Mileham, principal of the school.
Students who wish to take the
examinations must have certificate,
signed by the principal of their
school, certifying that they are elig-
ible for the examinations.
The scholarships open are:
CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL -
One scholarship, high school level,
for male students.
ST. MARY'S FEMALE SEMIN-
AIRY, Junior College-One scholar
ship for female students.
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
One scholarship in Night or Satur-
day School
THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVER-
SITY-One state scholarship in the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15

Warren Lee Terry is a comedian
with a repertoire of So roles in
Light and Grand Opera. He was
principal comedian of the Metro
politan Comic Opera Co., NY. City,
and for fourteen years was the
leading comedian with the Chaut-
auqua Opera Association. His sue
cess on the lecture platform is en-
HANGED by his many years on the
stage.
With his outstanding personality
and keen sense of humor, Mr.. Terry
made every student in the audi
forum forget there was a whole
day of school ahead of him. MIR.
Terry opened his program by
sketching the livse of the famous
composers Gilbert and Sullivan and
illustrated his story with songs and
amusing incidents from their great
operas.
The program consisted of selections
from Trial by Jury" "The Caucer,"
"Pinafore," Princess Ida," and
'"The Gondaliers." His accompanist,
Miss Ruth Hall from Philadelphia,
sang Love is a Plaintive Song"
from Patience" and Little But
tercup," from "Pinafore."
We've had a swell time at old
HIS. in the last week and with
the warm weather let's hope for fast
passing time.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15

School of Engineering for Washing
ton County male students. There
are five Hopkins scholarships in the
College of Arts and Sciences and the
School of Business on a state wide
basis.
ST. JOHNS COLLECTING SEN
atorial scholarship and the tuition
scholarship. These are for male stu
dents.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
The senatorial scholarship. Other
scholarships are awarded by the
Committee on Scholarships. Stud
entS interested should write to DR..
H. F. Cotterman, Chairman of the
Scholarship Committee, University
of Maryland, College Park, Mary
land.
This &c uOIIr fouyp hoocf ift
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15
High School Chatter
By Clara BIevins

W. H. Biggs, agricultural teacher
at Woodland Way and South Poto-
mac Junior High School, accompan-
led the boys to Baltimore. The
script for the broadcast was written
by Jimmy Murfin and Jack Railing.
of the radio workshop of HIS.
Battle of Britain" the fourth and
last film in series of seven infor-
native films to be presented to the
student body was shown Monday
afternoon in the auditorium, with
all the students from the history and
problems of democracy classes pres
'ent.
The films have. been presented to
the school through the courtesy of
the Special Service Division of the
War Department.
A concert of music was presented
by the high school orchestra, under
the directions of Mr.. A. James Con-
daris, supervisor of instrumental
music at H. H. S., Sunday afternoon
at the Washington County Museum.
The afternoons program includ-
ed: always" by Irving Berlin;
Rachmaninoff's Concerto Mop,
with Lois Mongan as piano soloist;
"Chiapanecas," a Mexican number;
"Shortining Bread;" Tommy Dor
Sey's theme, with Donald Hoffman
as trombone soloist; medley from
Showboat; "Will You Remember"
by Sigmund Romberg; "Mexicali
Medley" a waltz; and favorites of
George M. Cohen.
Yesterdays program of fairy tales
by the Radio Workshop, presented
over WEI each Wednesday after
noon, was entitled ''Three Dwarfs."
The leading roles were taken by De-
Helen; Andre Smith took the part of
Helen; Andersen it'll took the part of
Joyce Clark played Moth
er; and the three dwarfs were play
ed by Jack Crunkleton, Robert
Powells and Charles Cromer.
Sound effects were under the dir
ection of Phyllis Hoffman and
Charles Lillard, and the assistant
director was June Martin.
The winners of the letter writing
contest for the first two weeks are:
Jimmy Dudley, age II, who attends
fifth grade at Broadway School, and
Barbara Zepp, age II, who attends
grade six at Lincoln School The
prizes will not be awarded until the
of the series of broad
casts. So hold your hats kids!
s.
Monday morning wasn't gloomy
this week at H. H. S. because we
were delightfully."- entertained by a
whole hour of comedy and songs, in
The last Antrim program to be pres
ented this year.
A program of tunes, tales and
anecdotes were presented by War
zen Lee Terry, a famous New York
in musical program en-
titled Gilbert and Sullivan in Song
and Story"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15

Well folks, on Monday, May 5, the
proposed Constitution for Hagers-
town High School was voted on and
overwhelmingly defeated. Then
followed, for a period of two days
much debating amongst the students
regarding the various articles of the
defeated measure, and finally they
asked DR.. Mileham, the principal,
for chance to reconsider their vote.
The necessary permission being CIV
en-, the vote to reconsider was held
last Thursday morning and carried
by large majority.
This change by the student body
was very healthy sign, for it show
ed not only that they really are ser
iously considering matters connect
ed with the school, but also that
when they make mistake they are
big enough to take steps to correct
it.
The articles of the proposed Con-
stitution are now receiving the SER
iouS consideration of the entire stu
dent body and a new vote on the
measure will be taken in about two
weeks.
Although it has been damp and
rainy for the past week, there is
always something to do in the phySi-
cal education department. Most of
the classes are spent in playing bad
minton, ping pong, or archery, but
there has been very little practice
for the girls on the softball teams
For the last month girls have been
signing up for this years softball
teams and about two weeks ago l
listed the girls on the three sophie
more teams. Today l have the SEN
ior teams and here they are:
Captain of the first team, LaVerne
Sullivan, who plays right field; Toots
Clark, pitcher; Andre Smith, catch
err; Mary Palkovitz, first base; jean
ne Kershner, second base; Virginia
Kretzer, third base; Ruth Biser,
shortstop; Phillis Rohrer, left field;
Dot Ridgely, center field.
But the terrible thing about it is,
they chose the horrible name of
"Apes" for a perfectly normal soft
ball team chow could they?).
The second team is blessed about
as bad Monkeys" The members
of this team are: Betty Slime, cap
tain; June Snowden, catcher; Bever-
ly Lipps, pitcher; Dolores Weddle,
first base; Freda Jones, shortstop;
Lorraine Smallwood, left field; jean
ne Mentzer, right field; Betty Blick
enstaff, center field, Florence Egolf,
second base; Martha Brimmer, third
base.
Last week a game was held, in
which the Monkeys were defeated
by the Apes by a score of II to 2.
Five members of the Jonathan
Hager Chapter, FLA, of the Hagers-
town High School, participated in
the Better Farming Program"
which was presented over VIDAL,
Baltimore, Saturday morning, May
10. The broadcast took the form of
with the boys about the
school farm located behind the
pool in Hagerstown. AS
part of the agricultural course at the
school, the boys are conducting pro-
jects at the farm including raising
hogs and growing corn, tomatoes
and barley.
The interlocutor for the program
was Van Kershner, president of the
Jonathan Hager Chapter, who inter-
viewed Marvin Hollinger, Bob Gear
loss, William Daley and Eddie
Sprecker.
There was also a discussion on the
Washington County FLA Council, an
including all FLA chap
;ers in the county. The discussion
explained the functions of the coun-
ii, which coordinates the FLA pro-
gram.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15

The first airmail service in the
United States was begun, expert
mentally, between Washington and
New York City on May Is, 1918.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15
Many Scholarships
Open To Students

Examinations Will Be Held At
Hagerstown High School On
Saturday, May "a. Scholar
ships Open In Eight Schools
Of Learning In State.
Benjamin c. Willis, superintend-
ent of Schools for Washington
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15

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