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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

His hair and beard were long and
unkempt. His cave, an IS by Is foot
room dug in hillside mile and q
half east of Uhrichsville, had a trap
door camouflaged by moss and
leaves. 1t was rudely foored.
He deserted from Fort Shelby,
Miss.,ah July, 1943. He was turned
over to military police at Fort
Hayes, Columbus, Ohio.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
Less Whisky Wanted

Consumer demand for whisky is
down 20 per cent from year ago,
the distilling industry reports. Pro-
duction is running at a new high.
These combined facts may force a
price reduction soon, retail dealers
think. They say that price resist
ance has been stiffening Also, the
festive spirit during the victory
period has now tapered off, and
sales have dropped off naturally
from the abnormal high of last
year.
At least two distillers have
started to curtail output, seing the
danger of surplus stock ahead, it is
reported. Other manufa cturers are
expected to follow suit.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
u. S. Given Control Of Pacific Isles; Britain Votes
Peacetime Draft; German Miners Ask More Food

EDITORS NOTE - When opinions
are expressed in these columns, they
are those of Western Newspaper Union
news analysts, and not necessarily OF
this newspaper.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

Pretty Miss Hane Kennard of
Boston is displaying a necklace
valued at $650,0O0. 1t consists Of
$50 small diamonds and one big
one, a 127-carat emerald-cut gem.
Miss Kennard doesn't own the
jewels. She is merely modelling
for the American Gem society,
meeting In Chicago.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthssst.

Dass sles st laIss LIZ St S.s
ERIcK A. HIuIHSSSg Co. sssitor. s17 Fa.
s sS esisa ess s.s.
TsEa. title rsEbSscs sbSSI z is'D2RHssPSia DSRsS Gg e.
asssSr SSoD aofl III p, a5 sss sEMdes e M 1ess bre.
s;::ss ss s. q i a'is aa ssss assa s'sa sss
sseFsMiL2 sssii iii Afr.r-only years old. 1thi.
seuse. ers Wiss indisidnal BRYANT @ rssheasins
units paid for by the tenant. is priced
for quick sale. Located II convenient
saa Minnesoss aas' ave. nsw and % s. se real %.
s @SsssIyY HSsAASgAi,Es: ss.fteT, eT,,,,..,..,.1 49,, !.
RIisi. around 5 years oid; Just ssdscorassd
sns Fnes pa aus fso% Gil
g. .apsP NJ fna inoRRns4 I s4 With ZEE.
saMfbGT. M hbH9; BRICK. house completely fur
sacrifice for $3.50; attractive nnancinis
i ssaLT9 n coRss seas Do s5ss. ss s.n sso1s e
f7ss II b ST. s.E.-semidet. cor. brick. q
fun bsmt, oil h,:-w.h-. det. garage. This
house is in ncw-house cond.; modern kit,
Venetian blinds. 1mmed. poss. MA. 1913;
VACANT; nj MASS. AVE. s.ana-s.or, brick
bedrooms; near transportation and Gov
ernment bldss. This property can be pur-
chased Tor small down payment on reason
able terms. Immediate possession. 10 In
speet call Euark. AT. 642s. with BETT-
81. 81 .ARacosfiA n saSSi sD.-se.u.,tu, corner
custom built white Cape Cod 2-story brick,
fireplace, recreation M. concrete side and
rear porches. oil &C, heat. Built m 184l
Sl4.600, easy terms. JAMES CARROLL
NE. $500; eyes. 1H. ox26.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-southwest.
mo-; 62i End st. s.w.: 2-story brick,
S4,600 Elk 1900: ewes. HO. 0326. --1S
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

NEARBY ARLINGTON o Fails chuI,ch-2
aRIINGTSNvN5so 4 Z TTSNv5ogr q 9 rm house. cH z7ss'
Will vi S FAY You CASH TODAY for your
house; any conditien' any gx secsion. A a In d1
cHaRIEs naaisii !. duNN1 has clients xs.sini
and nearby M.ryland. FIR. 1905:
4 sodss! 7.Iae o. Our e.a e.tim.ss IN ' xts6oa
obligatton 1918 wilson blvd. Gil. of
YTi f WIT lIIsssu sssuz: RENT OF SELL you. prop, ,ss.
RSEs III + Il. p ..ls 5sss &
sS ssta Is aCs what DVss yoa dss.rs, eai 3. EgM
PHREs. Realtor., sos North Capitol, IA.
$3.50. Free appraisals. Results since 1919.
sny condition. any section. MR.. 3. Iiss.
III faMsS1zrE sSaSI CASH for your property, n n;s.
sznas; f. ssss sSS Sgs Ss's'fSi 81 ass4 H. 1874
30 81 You III " WANT N.Y. sfEEDY ED AcffoS, Lis.
psg ep v p4cs US ENTRpksE ME ish pusEs Eh
S9 VII lsRA fA1 F's al & GxsH * for $500
house IN me-, no brokers. Please call
Sc. 81 ysb ANb NE. pRopERTY-ws win pay
an cash Or viii ssll ior you i, w We tna gss
results, QUICK actlon.. MAA MAhL61, oou
60 20 YsxRs "a IS SERVICE M o to local propert.
Sss,sls 5t sh .nss %a ssa 1sIs g. g. Sis
PECK. co. has clients waiting to plr- ,
Gs fGMMIbFArE mE fnGn acriSa#s SS ssss will buy your
market value; free appraisais. MITCHELL
agck aoI kda n sIsvroR assa SRs IL s.ns R
SERVICE. 1914 Penns. ave; Sc. LU: 1910:
cash price in D. c. or Md: free appraisals;
plenty Of clients waiting for quick results.
Ia5ksE aT RA az a5ss Ssna.dz p Ia :. ssss
WE WANT A LARGER HousE-we need
at least bedrooms, library. 1st-foor lava.
Chase or American University Park pre-
must m os e.n near sshsss e 6d esss
sss our ssoss1s sais es g.
FMi FsIsca sae1i GEORGES COUNTY re.idsnts- Mas
s HesT e'Rs Realty " CO. o1 Wa sss
MOST OWNERS KNOW that 1t takes. q lot
Of work and .aknow how" to sell house
in the present declining market. It also
t t. than sale lot We e hsVs sSr0Ss Sens ssss @
soass . exactly waas sum- %ny not es
and see II We can help you? JOHN 81.
MILLER, Jr. b BROTHER, Realtors. 1912
< s., nv. M 2S57,uv -. oca5 a
bedroom home. In nice location; have AL
cash; no agents. Bog 406-C. Star. 26s
.oo home assasns's sssn q sss@s sn No sssats
TsHklia LIST Ro0s Ss4i PROPERTY with an s e1psri.
enced and aggressive sales organizatton,
Supported with . generous advertistng
proSram. cali Mrs, Dixon Of JAMES L.
DIXON d CO.. 1879 Conn. ave, MI. 4311
LET IS 1uY On SELL your house; We
have Immediate cash buyers for all types
and locations. Call Mr.. johnson. GUY
WHrTEFORD. me- RE. 6346; eyes,, 81.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

NEW HOUSES for veterans: $500 cash re-
uriired. S52 so per mo-, plus taxes and ins.
hedrms.; full basement gas heat; 1re-
place, stove and refrigerator. r. II. BEST.
NC Realtor. WI. 3633.
THREE looms. screened porch and ga
rage; running water electricity and phone;
On q ACRES OF ground: S3,400. ATTCHE-
SON ZEAL ESTATE Beltsvilie, Nd. Dial
afiLSIDE-Brick. modern new 5-rm. and
tile bath BUNGALOW; large attic, suf1cient
h.-v.h., elec. range. city water, sewers and
Fas; excellent Transportation n Blk 81 !.
000. should 30 0I. DEWEY II ERKk1AN.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
SUBURBAN SAIL LRkg(kRYLAllD

SUBURBAN SAIL ARylAlaD J.
"a ri yss.Pl.as.s sf.s s.
ana hath 81 III 6ocr, lsgye living md
aans ana EEL aoe nd oel seass
msns sae sonpisseis I I'm nnished: mai msids rom snd
a. s nasa snisn lssrsasoe s0aoe 'o 81 heat @ saissS
for grAcious entertaining: ]: reduced Tor
quick sale. C1zkvY CHS CHAs AIsIx; !, 1
4420 Conn. ave.. ~. 1890 tifi y 2 .m. ---lo
span bunEaiow consisttng of delightfnl
rooms. bath and utility roosn, OIL heat;
e noSrsa ssss rnsn esn idsal r 90
for children Convenient terms priced
definitely under ths market. CAL IA;
|co.. ess. hsaisoEa 81 Z Da ass nv 5ole Il. ~. 1
| 10 ACRES or CHOICE LAND on main
highway 9 miles from District. with st-
tractive Broom home. cousisttnG Of recep-
With VIII @ nrsplscs. M 8 dining room and kisshen.
/ 5 large bedrooms. tiled baths 9uu hsl1t.
with bath; spscious inviting ver.nda
house has been redeccrated inside md
out snd ts n immacuiats =. csndissior: ~ I;
| tea room or similar business. shown By
| Co. 1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 pntil
ss,soc WIZ HANDLE this s-room mod
Iern bungalow ct S6th ave-. Cottage City.
Md.-Has lge. liv. .rm. din. rm. and
I,s With stove .nd and rsssg oeSsmt.. Ssat
h.sS.h: is corner iot SSxiIs: SlE g
shopping, bus and streetcar. blks. TO
public and parochial schools; owner says
TO sell and will include furniture. Csu
Mr. Markey, o. B. zANTzINGKR Co,
9l6 = g. nv. MA. e6e3 or Ma bS7i;
|yETERAN-New brick home: 2 story, g
rooms, living room. open Arepiaces 1ui
diI,irR room, modern Kitchen with stove
and refrfgerator: full basement, aufomAtiS
Tas heat: 8 bedrooms, tiled bath ana
shower; between bus and streetcars near
univ: Nd; only $55o down, S6g mo:
sSiSySaIi. AZ H,attsvills' WA. $500; svs.. -,s "a.
|BETHEsDA-2-story desached Colonial
sifuf ahfe .rnbbed Sraia aoh lot S6xioo noor
sists Of iarEe living room with fireplace,
dining room, kitchen and porch; End moor,
|3 bedrooms and bath; This home y
|near parochial and public schools. This
house is priced $500 below compaf able
sethssda-Loyely detached brick home;
on q level lot. 65x160, With abundant Ied
and white doEwood; LIST noor mas large nv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room. kitch,
5sasoR ana snd tu ia saa ana Sah oSa I'll ais h
water heat. In our opinion, this Is the
best buy in Bethesda. Exclusive with
400 A''S,' oNee !" '' liz
Evening star., 1947-05-15

NEW STONE HOUSE with bedrooms and
ow ssa spkeep ana On lot ioo Ma
fireplace, dining room. kitchen with range
ons os q which S can Be used as . study: on
size and another tiled bath; the house
hookup oil-heating system; another attrac-.
feature mile: : m from Dossn Ws.hnr. am ne nTcs
s$sssss g. SHss Hss% SasH Ss5.nsifs sis
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex.
IsdH IIsodUHDoGR Ssec COUNTY sHafsy'E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
old Colonial brick mansion. over 200 yrs;
pid poliins 'Gsss round o in the fashionabis hunt
ride from the heart Of the city. The main
rms. rms s baths, several old stone nreplaces.
out. oil heat: maids rn1. and bath n the
rma mann and aPqs bath ait. aseVs nne. old shrub:
berry, including English boxwoods: 4-stsll
stable COW stansfgns entire psopsTsy Dsssss
suess = sssns pre. ssf on9 es s4s WHICH
hnss fdy s
E6eas I6saf e eo, iso5 H s.n st. n.ss S4 "a. ss4s;
sSssy EoU HsSs Hrssri wa2fEp sGif FOR rms-upusu.,
brick house located in exclusive section OF
3. Fails Church. Center-hall entrance.
isrss wood-panelsd living rm: with mas:
sissh.n siss ssons WITH reBaal Butlsr @ Dsnta
sssSad ssS 1ssg aer as hss sosss ss s.s ssa
bsmt.. oil heat: large. well -landscapsd lot;
ssssgsssxs, ysl ssssa ssasss gysS sS .tsss
lyon VILLAGE; esdroem'sTssissa e osa' ssa 5 asd'
hayine iivinr room with fireplace, dining
room. kitchen with breakfast nook
rear screened ,porches on the 1st floor;
WITH automs attic oil hot-water heat: also p
car garage. For inspectfon, call MANNAs
REALTY CO. 2116 Wilson blvd. GI- or
HfiNGALoW. s11 ,s50-only couple Of
doors from Wilson blvd is this lovely
home: ii has large Lying room With IRE
place, dining room. kitchen, bedrooms
and bath and large sleeping porch: i has
tesssted. tsss n esI MANNAs REALTY Co. 2lIe
wilson blvd. Arlington. Va, GL. or OK.
---- fN<Nf5nueA on Mexf PnRAl
Evening star., 1947-05-15

SILVER SFMlNG, MU.s Vioiet pl. - AL
living room with wood-burning fireplace,
dining room and modern equipped kitchen.
s.s ba s' q I'D oo
1syaieo 1sio r1opsrsy assms'f IN sscsene
rsauired. ] 0i4 GEORGE BokaER. ass sxelusivs
sgfoNs agf9sN efs M sSs nx hf oa5o acres
ground. huge shade trees, IN stories. 4
sanrm. sanIms. I'll Gn s.w W. heat, -esr % BIZ gar.
s oyes sod II
space for addI fins home; add,l ground
Ma. Ma adsersia aye, esssnasdl Inspect daiiy
osnsE; :, GAY As sAsi%s Ashson flsa aonv.n,.r,
to Wsshington; q charming home, recently
remodeled; on Az acres: adjoining beau
tiful estates; contains ball. living room
picture window and oDening onto deck
Iron ttsbsn sbns ina sEnns
" VIZ I. ' A. n. MILLER NJ Err DsvEoPMEST II hSS1
CO.. Builders and Deyelcpers of Wesley
Heights and sprtng Valley. 1880 Mass.
coSkaNEE cor sHicK BUNGALow in SILVER
Spring, Nd, most convenient to stores,
saaS sssic. fuil nI basement. &C. heat With gas
owner ei; las 'ls sscsnsls parsha.ea I iaIssr home
Phone Nc 7, salksld. with saHAN@NoN ~ @ q
foG fi W.T. III Se' IL flExsED j to -; own this
assss Rg i Rss also
large attic with space for Q additional
bedrooms: fun basement; oil eir.ccndi.
toned heat; nice fenced back yard. 81 900
cash, Ss5 per month. Phone NJ: Black
wood. with SHANNON d LUcHs CO. 1505
n st. NV. MA. 2345: ewes, NO. 659f.
sl5.s5O-Det. brick In Silver Spring, near
stores and transportation; lot 60x205 feet
with garden and fruit trees; step-down
living room With stone fireplace, inelosed
solarium. 8 nne bedrooms, automatic air.
conditioned heat, electric refrigerator:
SHANNON 8 LUCHs cos 1906 n st. NV,
|WOODsIDE KA1L-BeautifM det. brick,
on exquisite corner lot 116xl3 80, with over
ccnd.: larEe rna.. baths, semifsn- reer.
rm.; ssrssei delishtful screened porSh;
WITH FRANK q. rH1I1IfA DI 141l.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

SEQ D ST. S.E.-2-story row brick;
rooms and bath; coat heat; l blk. from
Pa. ave. s.e.; priced ut $4,000,
row brick; rooms and bath; coal heat.
211 9Th st. s.e.-This charming small
home Of 5 rooms and bath, coal heat,
ton, call JOSEPH PRICCI. DI. 5252: ewes,
GE 654S -l5
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-17
Go To Ch.rca

creek Russian Ort @ hGFca
 Rev. Gregory aft
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Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-17

CATHOLIC CHOlEi H Father Louis B F0 s. J. Sunday Masses: Church S::3O & l0:30 ana Hospital 6:.30 am Weekdays: Hospital 6:30 am. Holydays: If legal holiday
 same order as Sunday If workday:
 Hospital 6:30 am
 Church 7:I5 & SOC aaa Rosary & Benediction: "a Sundays, Holydays, First Fr1 days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions:
 2 to 8 pm Saturdays & eve oi Holydays; eve of First Fridays 6:30 to 7:30 pm; and befoe each Mass
Evening star., 1947-02-09
WHAT CAUSED THAT CRASH?
Continued frosn page fse

recalls. This was training fight.
There were no passengers. The
pilot. only one of the crew to sur
vive. was overcome by smoke that
poured into his compartment. He
cracked up just short of the field.
Ordinarily. we work single
handed or in pairs, but this case
was SO important that ten of us
were assigned to it. As usual, we
had one hundred per cent CO.
operation from the airlines, the
Civil Aeronautics Authority in
spectors. and the plane and engine
manufacturers.
The first thing we did was put
guard around the wreck to keep
of souvenir hunters. Don't touch
the body is as important with
a plane wreck as a corpse in a
murder case.
AS soon as we were sure the
accident was caused by some defect
in the plane. we called Washington,
and all Consultations operated by
American commercial lines were
grounded for thirty days. While
you folks read the headlines. we
settled down to our job.
Fire in Engines
WHEN the pilot was we'll enough
to talk he said the fire started in
the engines. But we couldn't jump
to conclusions. With another Con-
ME as model we pieced together the
wreckage. A close study indicated
that faulty electrical system in
Evening star., 1947-02-09

Z. Locate your bath so that it
can serve additional bedrooms, if
necessary.
;. If you have an attic or un-
finished story, run your heating
and plumbing pipes up end cap
them so they're ready for finishing.
That way you'll avoid having
to tear up floors and walls when
you get ready to add extra rooms
upstairs.
4. If you're planning to have
dormer windows some time in the
future, have the framing done while
you're building.
s. Young people, especially, like
low ramblers. They should realize
that the cheapest and most efficient
way of starting is with as square
foundation as possible - 10 per
cent of your cost is in excavation
and foundation.
6. Even though house plans are
available, the smartest and best
procedure for home-builders is to
consult an architect and have him
supervise the job. The End
Evening star., 1947-02-09

side the forward baggage compart-
ment was the real cause.
ITO strengthen our case. picked
crew went up in a Constellation in
California and rehearsed what We
figured happened just before the
crash. A smoke bomb was set off
where we estimated the fire started.
As the cabin filled with smoke, a
man. playing the part of one of the
Reading crew. ran forward and
opened door to let the smoke out.
Chohed By Snso1.e
JUsT as we had figured, the
smoke poured into the pilots COM
partment and almost choked him.
If the plane had not been up at
ten thousand feet, the rehearsal
might have proved too realistic.
But it backed up our theory.
Before the Consultations flew
again. some fifty improvements
we're made"
These included additional fire
extinguisher protection for the en-
gines, insulation of circuit breakers,
copper cables replacing aluminium
conductors, and redesigning of GER
tain items in the electrical and
hydraulic systems.
Thanks to these changes. and
hundreds of others resulting from
government investigations and CO.
operation of airlines and manu-
facturers, you're safer today in a
scheduled commercial airliner than
your own automobile. The End
Evening star., 1947-02-09
HOMES ON PARADE
Continued from page seser

First of all, he is getting ready to
tour his models all over the U. S.,
displaying them in department
stores. Then. THIS WEEK, anx-
ious to help the home-dreamers, is
commissioning Americas leading
architects to create, each month, a
new home especially for our readers.
The original plans will be turned
over to Hutchinson and his staff
who will build and decorate a
model so that you can see exactly
what the home will look like. Next
month. for example, Royal Barry
Wills - the leading U. S. architect
for small, traditional houses -
will present his newest home in
THIS WEEK.
While you are still dreaming,
Hutchinson has few home
building tips which you should
remember when you get down to
the actual doing:
l. Plan so that your house can
expand to meet new requirements
as the years 60 by. Get a large
enough lot.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Race Track Revenues

The State would distribute locally So $685. leaving the
State short $6O0O (At the December 9th Special Session.
this substantially enacted)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Highway Users Taxes

The State would give Baltimore City additional $4,000,
leaving the State Highway funds short $4,000.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Income Tax

The State would give the localities $373OOO leaving the
State short $2,105000.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
" What The Sherbow Report Means To You?

You Know What The Sherbow Report Means To You?
Md fNkkd
utHWh
State ol pea Ht in III localities oL dIebxH 2OMOO
HesM eomep til IN
the fdw oai Report d Stat Rvauh HhowHw
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30


1t is mistakenly believed that under the Sherbow Report the
ore and other Cities and to the Counties THAT IS NOT So
now used to run the State be given localities
pre- by the State make up the "gt" THERE is MOTH
Briefly this is the financial recommendation of the Sherbow
Income Tax
The State would give the localities $3737OOO leaving the
State short $2,1O5OOO
Race Track Revenues
The State would distribute locally $33O1628 leaving the
State 66OOO cat the December 9th Special Session.
this substantially enacted)
Highway Users Taxes
The State would give Baltimore City an additional $179OOO
leaving the State Highway funds short S179,OO0
Tax On Admissions
The State would give $4,000 the localities leaving the
State short $4,000.
Local Business Licenses
The State would give $115OOO, leaving the State short
$1115OOO.
Recordation Taxes
The State would give $55OOOO leaving the State short
$55OOOO
of the formulate for distributing basic State aid for
education in the localities will cost $2OOO than 1896
Creation of the Incentive Funds for Education will the
State $2909,000.
the total gifts proposed by the Sherbow Report the
State would have raise through addition to the
$11028000 noted above 81 100000 TO ENABLE 1T TO
DISTRIBUTE THE FULL $12,7OOOOO PROPOSED.
This amount equal five times the State property
double the amount collected in State Income Tax
This believe will give each locality substantially nanc
money keep the right the people control
he Solution To The Tax Problem Is NJ
We recommend that the Governor look the possibility
his increasing tax load MUST NOT WILL NOT and GAMING
you agree with these IDEAS won't you cooperate by telling
ssemby how you feel letter. wire phone call will do.
II may increase $12,OOO,OOO.
Hagerstown Cham
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Local Business Licenses

The State would give $15OOO leaving the State short
$115OOO
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30


Instead of paying taxes at home would pay them Annapolis
and then Annapolis would tax again make the difference
The total result the taxpayers of the State regardless of where
they live is $120O0000 State tax bill.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
What Are The Disadvantages?

First want local officers directly responsible to the
people for the money they spend local government We
want to keep local officials responsible for setting local
rate to raise money they intend spend We do not want
of State officials miles away setting tax for local needs
Annapolis cannot know what need and want we'll
ourselves We cannot control State officials the
control our local officials We believe the people control the
purse strings they will lose control of their Gifts
of money always Easy come Easy 60 We have what
happens when the Federal Government money away Waste
necency bureaucracy and high result We are against
our State starting such policy.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Tax On Admissions

The State would give $49OOO to the localities leaving the
State short $4,000.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-03-20
Nut Mullins! Best
You Ever Tasted!

Don't fake much shortening or sugar. eifheh
Toasted Kellogg's All-Bran and
crunchy nuts make mighty fine eating!
2 tablespoons cup sifted
shortening -four
a cup sugar 21a teaspoons
egg baking powder
! cup Kellogg'S ~ teaspoon salt
An-Bran II cup chopped
Y cup milk nut meats
Blend shortening and sugar. Add egg;
beat well. Stir in Kellogg's All-Bran
and milk. Let soak until most OF
moisture is taken up. Add chopped
nuts to sifted dry ingredients. Add to
first mixture. Stir only until flour dis
appears. Fill creased muffin pans two
thirds full. Bake in moderately hot
oven (400' F., Is to 80 minutes.
Makes 9 tasty mullins.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-03-20
THROW away
HARSH LAxATIvES!
Millions Have Ended Con.
stipation with Healthful
Fresh Fruit Drink

Don't form the habit of depending
onharsh, gripping laxatives until you We
tried this easy, healthful way millions
now use to keep regular.
It's fresh lemon juice and water
taken first thing in the morning-just
as soon as you get up, the juice OF
one Sunkist Lemon in glass of water.
Taken thus. on an empty stomach, it
stimulates normal bowel action, day
after day, for most people.
And lemons are actively good for
you. They're among richest sources
of vitamin c, which combats fatigue,
helps resist colds and infections. They
supply vitamins B1 and P, aid diges-
ton and help alkalinize the system.
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See if it doesn't help you'll
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-03-20
BY
Walter A. Shead
WNU Staff
. Correspondents

American industry and government
rests on the foundation of serving
the needs of the American family,
children as well as parents.
In view of the apparent relation
of divorce to economic depression
and well being, and the apparent
conclusion that money management
in the home is one of the causes of
divorce, leaders here profess to see
in the constant striving for higher
income, for easier and higher living
standards, cause for the break
ing down of moral fibre and the
breeding ground for selfshness,
greed, intolerance and other indica-
tons of moral turpitude which even
tually lead into the divorce courts.
Church leaders, too, point out that
in time of great prosperity there is a
falling off in religious fervor and
a rise in times of stress.