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Evening star., 1947-03-18
Finnish Runner to Enter
Marathon at Boston
By the Associated Press

MAYNARD, Mass, Mar. 18.-The
Finnish colony of this little Cen.
t.. al Massachusetts, town announced
it was bringing Meko Hieternen
28-year-old Finnish runner, here
for the Boston Athletic Association
marathon on April 10.
Hieternen claims the European
championship by virtue of his vic
tory in Oslo last summer ovel
Stylianos Kyriakides OF Athens
Greece, winner of the ls46 BAA
marathon
Evening star., 1947-03-18
No DeoI,' Griffith Says
By a stoff Correspondent Of The stor

BY Sfoft Correspondent OF Inc Srof
TAMPA, Fla, Mar. 18.-Pres-
ident Clark Griffith said last
night he'll stick with his current
crop of Mats. He said he isn't
interested in trading or even
talking trade and declared If an
official of any other club in
vades Washington's training
base at Orlando for the purpose
of proposing a deal that he'll be
ordered to leave.
Were going along with what
we have" Griffith said, land I
want my boys to understand
that. I don't want men from
other clubs coming around and
talking trade because it will dis
turb my players. We're going
to settle down with the players
we have now and we're gonna
come up with a good team"
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Hyottsvi|Ie Alleys to Be Scene
OfCityDuckpin G Championships

With a gross score OF 249 which
included an 18-pin handicap, Bob
Chalfonte of the Ice Palace $1,5OO
League for the second successive
week won top prize of 5000 in the
Rosslyn one-ball handicap. Joe
Rhodes of Petworth finished second
with 2O-245 to win 500.
Billy Moore with a 247 score won
the weekly Clarendon one-ball ham
dicap. Jim Grim was runnerup
with 236 and Ted Bieber third with
231, while Carroll Miskell was fourth,
230. Ruchard Huff posted high
game of 80.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Forkos Organizing League

Andy Farkas is organizing the
Walter johnson Softball League and
invites any team interested in join
ing a class B circuit to call him at
Metropolitan 4441. .-
Evening star., 1947-03-18
MusiuI and Sehoendienst Are Acclaimed Now

Here's why DYER Cardinals should be better HIS agu
rent seems as logical this time OF the year
Frst" he says George Munger all year heao o
for few weeks as 946 Marty Marion had severe
hack trouble year ago; Well have our KID catchef
Joe Garaeioa seasonr in his career onucks ne
never been to training until this and there ne was as
October 20 wears stealing the world series SNOW
"Then of course Mual and SchoendenSt at s
and second bases which to them year ago anu
I'm hoping that Harry who hit only 237 last year. Will PICK
up where left off in the series ..
Right field problem again. interrupted iepoi'ei
with an attempt to A have is that
Eyes" gnned right field poses the usual prooe-'"iA
Heaven"
The pilot champs like all other managers
Is not without problems Johnny Beay not 28 ye PROB
ably washed up Terry Moore herolc ngure on
one leg last October knee operation which leaves MS
leg still weak Whitley Kurowsk good third nasenaa SLOW
rounding into shape having five bone chips removed from nus
elbow But the and almost have to string
along with them. .u ,r+ s
Especially they did to the Red sox last fa Ihat was
a maenihcent lob they're still talking about It,
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Cat Was Tired and AiIine Thot Day
By FRANCIS E. STANk

PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. 18.-Wherever and whenever
certain repay the l946 World
the rhubrb the boys still put it, taxes
the Phies Mats Reds who scarcely mad
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Durocher Had Some Players, Too, Reminds Eddie

Cardlnal-red STOCKING Ilousiioiy' -"
was going to play couple OF hours l kne" 's
was the time to decisio he continued Mcrloe was
tough who'd been meeting the pail Well
was dogtired series than anything ana we
Munger our big hander, warming up in the oupen
Then lust as Brecheen, knew what Wanteo anu
that was to 90 down with The Cat he we
'i"' " : e1g ,o,,r screwbal still looks him hit
that pitch took the long walk back uo.
weI as you got him on that grounoe ta'
lid Red schoendenss before he could recover 10 1orce
at second want to you that moment IN my NE
There were reporters in the Caro- manager
dressing room all fell silent for 1eW momeis' e
hack To the smashing climax of that Series Ihen-
,yhat about year. Eddie?" somebody asked. -, ~ =.
eve ought to be better" Dyer answered. but we have w
H be were playing in improved league The Doogels are
tough Leo Durocher) swell job but ne mad some Dan
too The Cubs injuries be very rough Anu 81 ~ ~
Evening star., 1947-03-18

down and th1s tougn lHV0eI S9
pare was up talk Brecheen and sald He likes
q ball, high, Harry . -, .,
Don't worry this guy Brecheen said III handle hln
Bu the next the pnch-he for the pitcher come
ont and see me he walks up -
He handled Paree he'd promised and then comes 'n
Mcbride to bat That a long walk, fellows
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
TICK OPERATORICA

lux OFEHA OHIOA
izurjena, ali dekle, XII INA delati ma
posebnemu sivalnemu stroju, da sc
izuci "a Tick operatorico. Unijska
plaza, prijetne delovne razmere.
IDEAL BEDDING & MFG. co.
AO46 Superior Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

Ia, XII je stal nedalec pod dreve-.
som, in XII bi bill prisegel, da je
Lehman. Malo verjetno, da bi Sc
spustil takle umetnjakar sem
doll! Vendar je brez dvoma
mladi Lehman, YES zlikan, v ci-
lindru. Sc Bog, da nj gledal v
njuno smer. Olivi nj mic omenil,
ker nj maral - zlasti po teh
nevsecnih mislih - prevzeti od-
govornosti, in pail je, da Sc je
pomikala proti vratom in 81 &C.
stital, da ina tako tenke oci.
V gneci Sc je cd ME nekoliko
oddaljil, vendar je bila kaj kma-
lu spet poleg' NIGGA; in bolj ne
ko kedaj 81 je cestital, da Sc nj
zgodilo mic, kar bi jo bilo uteg-
milo razburiti in jima pokvari-
tt dan. Zdaj so Sc j lica dovolj
ugrela, crne oci so j zarele.
Gotovo so jo razvnele misli ma
dirko in desetak, XII ga bo pol.
kovnik zanjo stavil.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

sc mu je zdela izredno surova,
cello memoranda. Dekle da bi sta
10 med dvema pohlepoma - pti-
ca med dvema jastreboma, sad
med dvoje ust! Tako gledanje
ma stvari mu nj pref nikdar pri-
slo ma UNI. Misel, da MOI HAST
no grabi po svoji zeni, misel, da
Sc niece ia mladi moz, XII je vi
deti tako mil, zviska nanjo; in
misel, da DO, kadar ona uvene,
izgubi svojo lepoto, pozeljenje
teh dveh, da, vsakega moskega.
zamrlo - vse te strasne misli
SO ga tenn bolj bolele, ker so ia.
ko nenadoma planile vanj. Ira.
gicna stvar! Tako je rekla Dol.
ly. Cudno bistrovidne so zenske
Toda nitro Sc je spomnil svoje.
ga sklepa, da mora biti danas'
Mi dan prijeten dan, in magic
Sc je vrnil k preiskavanju svo
jega ljubljenca. Mogoce bi ire
ba tvegati mani bankovec OK
deset funtov, in bolje, &c Sc vr
meta k tribuni! In ko sta sla
je videl polkovnik mladega mo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

stanjevec zvezdo ma celu, XII
Sc je gizdavo setal v oddalje-
mem kotu. Polkovnika, XII je
incl res konje rad, je bio sa-
mo obcudovanje. Ugajala mu je
njegova glava in pregibice; mad
vse pa oko. Krasna zival, vsa
bistra in ognjevita - mogoce
v ramenih "a spoznanje prerav-
ma "a dir po klancu navzdol! In
sredi te preiskave Sc je zalotil,
da strmi v svojo necakinjo.
Kaksno pasmo razodeva to de-
te z memo vzbocenimi obrvmi,
malimi usesi, in lepimi, ozkimi
nosnicami; in kako Sc giblje -
tako varno in promo. Prelepa
je, da bi trpela! Sramota! Da
nj tako lepa, Sc ia mladic ne bi
bill vanjo zaljubil. Da nj tako
lepa - ne bi ia njen MOI -
In polkovnik je povesil oko,
! zmeden cd odkritja, oh kate
rem Sc je spotaknil. Da nj ta-
ko lepa! Ali je S tenn re vse re-
ceno? - Cinizem njegovih raz-
misljanj ga je vrgel ma nekam
opolzko pot: In vendar, kakor
da mu jih nekaj v MEM potrju-
je. Kaj torej? Ali maj pusti, da
jo tadva med sabo raztrgata
unicita, ker je tako lepa? In to
njegovo odkritje - da izvira
strast il cescenja lepote in to-
pline, oblike in barve - ga je
strasno burkalo, zakaj filozofi'
rati nj bill prav mic vajen. Mise
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

Novo sorto psenice so vzgojili
ma kmetijski poskusni postal v
Osijeku. - Strokovna komisija
zveznega ministrstva "a kmetij-
stvo in gozdarstvo je ugotovila,
da dale nova sorta psenice mno-
60 vecji pridelek in jo je pripo-
rocila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
NAPRODAJ JE 7 AKROV

zemlje; krasna okolica; najvisja
tocka v Lake okraju; fina zemlja,
tlakovana cesta. Sedaj je Gas, da
kupite in 81 napravite nacrte "a
letos. Nahaja Sc ma River Rd.,
Route No. 307, Perry, o., vzhodno
cd Ridge Roof White House ma
hribcku vzhodno cd Turney Rd.
Ko 81 prostor ogledate, poklicite
KE OO34.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

Hisna opravila: izurjena kuharica;
mora imeti rada otroke; ina soho
in kopalnico ma g. nadst. Izvrstna
plaza. Mora imeti priporocila. -
DA 2680
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
(Nadalievamie)

Polkovnlk 10 je zelo sumljivo
pogledal. Dolly je govorila o
tenn kot o tragediji, izgovorila
je cello besedo "velika strast",
zdaj pa tt pride tako opazko!
Nato so Sc mu CUBE polagoma
razzivile, in stisnil jo je cez pas.
Mrs. Ercott Sc tel prijaznosti
nj ustavljala.
''Vzemi samo Olivo," je rekla.
'Meni sc res noce iti."
Ko je polkovnik prisel po svo-
jo necakinjo, jo je nasel pri-
pravljeno "a odhod; mic kaj ma
vduseno je vprasal "a Cramier-
ia. Bilo je videti, da mu nj mic
povedala.
Olajsan in vendar nekoliko v
zadregi je zamomljal:
"saj MENU najbrz nj do te-
ga, da bi Sell"
"Ce bi Sci on, ne bi sla JAZZ" :"
Po tenn mirnem odgovoru so
polkovnika zopet napadle vse
njegove bojazni. Odlozil je svoj
bell cilinder in jo je prijel "a
roko.
''Draga moja," je rekel, me
rad bi Sc ii vsiljeval; vendar -
vendar - ali morem kaj stori-
ii? Hudo mi je, ker vidim, da 81
nesrecna!' Cutil je, kako mu je
roko vzdignila in pritisnila ma
MO svoj obraz. Zabolelo ga je,
in z drugo roko, XII je ticala v
svetli, novi rokavici, jo je pobo-
zal po laktu: "Prav lep dan bo-
va imela, ljuba moja," je dejal,
sin bova vse to pozabila."
Poljubila mu je roko in Sc
obrnila proc. In polkovnik 81 je
prisegel, da ne sme biti nesrec-
ma ia ljuba stvarca,' tako
tenka in ravna in prelestna v
svoji biserno sivi obleki. In
zbral je vse svoje sile in 81 krep-
ko gladil z rokavom bell cilin-
der, ker je pozabil, da te vrste
klobuk sploh nina dlake.
In tako Sc je med potoma kar
cedil cd same prijaznosti, ustre-
gel je vsaki njeni zelji Sc pre-
den jo je izrekla, pravil il je
zgodbe il indijskega zivljenja
in Sc Z MO skrbno posvetoval,
ma katerega konja hi stavila.
Vojvodov seveda nj kar tako,
toda Sc neka druga zival Sc mu
je mocno prijela srca. Njegov
prijatelj Tabor mu je razodel
skrivnost - Tabor, XII ina maj
boljse arabce v vsej Indiji - in
Sc po prilicni ceni. Najsi pol
kovnik pravzaprav nj nikoli
igral, mu je lie godila misel, da
mu bo njegov izbranec res kaj
postenega prinesel - ako dobi;
da bi utegnil izgubiti, ga nj po-
sebno vznemirjalo. Sicer pa ga
bosta videla v ograjku in ga
sama presodila. Ograjek je pra-
vi prostor, dalec cd prahu in
trusca - Olivi bo vsec! Ko sta
bila ma dirkaliscu, sta prvo dir
ko izpustila; polkovniku Sc je
zdelo vazneje, da bosta obedo-
vala. Hotel je videti vec barve
ma njenih licih, hotel je, da bi
sc smejala. Incl je povabilo cd
svojih nekdanjih tovarisev il
polka v njihov voz, kjer bo
sampanjec brez dvoma dober.
In bill je nanjo tako ponosen,
"a vse ma svetu je hotel videti,
kako jo bodo tisti mladi decki
obcudovali; dasi je bio pravza-
prav proti pravilom, jemati
mednje dame. Tako sta sc ma
potila v ograjek sele pred facet
kom druge tekme. Tukaj so slo-
vesno sprevajali konje dirkaee,
okrog vsakega Sc je motala CRU
cica ljudi, XII so jim pregledo-
vail noge cd zdolaj navzgor in
rebra cd zgoraj navzdol, da bi
dognali, ali Sc je vredno zanje
zavzeti; nekaj jih je bio med
mimi. XII SO hoteli pregledati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Della "a zenske

Prijazna zena. XII zeli dober dom.
"a druzbo zenski in njenim otro-
kom. Zglasite sc po 3. uri popoldne.
SU 1927.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

Cleveland, Ohio, dine 80. junija l947.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
KUHARICA

in pomocnica pri hisnem delu;
pod so. letom starosti. Ina lastno
sobo, kopalnico in radio. Mic pranja
ali tezkega dela Mora imeti rada
otroke. Dobra plaza. Err I'LL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

WU08C NUUJHIv
zasn e svoje blage H. maja ls47 radi posledc
poskodb XII h dob avtomob nesreei Pogreb je vrsi
Joseph zeeovih pogrebnh prosorov cerkev Marie
Vnebovzee Holmes Ave. ter cd tam Calvary
izroG narocje maer ze vecnenu
poeitku.
Bagopokonik je roen H. eptembra 1900 lea vasi
Lahinja pri crnomlju.
dolzno Stejemo. da tenn potom iskreno zahvamo
polozil ako asne cvea krst jublje-
mega pokonika ubezn MENU e bill
veko oazbo maj sprejmeo slede Brat John
oroc Joseph Mrs. Frank Cpacs in druzna Mr.
in Mrs. Mrs. John Habat in druzina. Mr. in
duzina Mr. in Mrs. Joe Kanber in druna
Mr. Mrs. Ernest Ttost Mr. Mrs. Stanley Kozer mr. Anton
Charlotte Mr. Mrs. Steve Zaga Mr. in Mrs. Joe
druzina Mr. lin Mrs. Frank Uek Mr. in Mrs. Frank
cergo Mr. Mrs. Peter Kozan Mr. in Mrs. Victor sneller Mrs.
Sustarse Mr. Mrs. Alfred Wilde in druna zMentor
Mr. Mrs. Art MaloY druzna. Mr. in Mrs. Ollie Murphy
Murphy Bowling Team. murphy Bowling Employees priatelji
Anthony Wayne Terrace, Mr. Tom Jerry Keller Mr. in Mrs.
Strah druzna, Mr. Sernad drusvo Zdruzeni
brate St. 26 SNP E55th ST. Boys Red Star Employees Rcard
Beauty Joseph National
Dale srena hvala XII darova mase XII sebodo
bale mir dust pokoa. Zahvalo maj spremeo sedeei Mr.
Mrs. Joe Kamber Mr.. frank Penko sinovi Mrs. Mary
Marinko druzna. Mr. Mrs. Frank Gregorc. Mr. speh
E. 55th ST. Boys Mr. Mrs. Anton Gubanc Mr. in MRS. Peter
Sarin Mr. Pete Jaras Mr. Mrs. Louis RoY Mr. in Mrs. John
Bura Mr. intkrs. Joe
Mrs. Anton Tomazc Mr. in Mrs. Anton Cize Mr. in Mrs. Pete
Doinar Mr. in Mrs. Frank Baznik Mr. in Mrs. Frank Koss Mr.
in MRS. Tony Molina Mr. in Mrs. Joe Sever Mr. Mrs. John
docevar.
Mrs. Frank Teich Mr. in Mrs. Anton Jagodnk Mr. in Mrs. Joe
Turk Mr. Behbergar Mrs. Mary Laurich Mrs. Rose Jocko
Ia bonisnico stare doovno daroval Mr. in Mrs. Anton
Jansa in Mr. in Mrs. Grill obed kateri napse zahvaujemo
Hvala vsem onin prijatelje. XII dali svoje automobile
brezpaeno poslugo spremstvo pr pogrebu
Naso zahvao izrekamo XII prisi poovit cd
nka. ko e ezaltna mrtvaskemu ga spreri
njegovi zadnji zemeljsh poh pokopalisee.
Hvala pogrebniku Mr. Joseph zeeu sinovom
voden Pogreb in naboo vsesansko posgo spreje
zahvao e celesn opravene pogebne
Hvala prijateljem-p pogrebcem. XII nosl krsto.
Ako e izpustilo ie katerega. je po
maga ali prspeval promo oproseenja spreme naso
goboko zahvao
Koneana je Tvoja zeneska pot ljubleni sopog drag
oee odsel 81 ja ker nj rpjena a kjer vlada veeni
Te bono vedno spomnal ubeznijo nas srcih
nasih dni.
Spavaj mirno-sniva sadko! ,=.. 81
zaujoei ostaI:
PAULINE. soproga "n
MICHAEL E.. JR.
JOHN KOCJAN Baden. Pa. in JOSEPH
KOCJAN Indiana Harbor. brata
start domovni pa zapusGa sestri AMMO In
MARIO ter vet sorodnkov
Cleveland Ohio dne 20 imiia 1Q47 !. 4. b.
The Valley settler., 1947-04-24
RUTH OATMAN MARRIED

Ruth Ieibing 0atnan and Robert M.Peterson were Cuietly married last Thur sday ove- ming in Tasil1a by Hrs. Mae Carter ,Com- missioner, at about 8:5O m.
 Those attending the ceremony were Bud Iieb1ng and June Barker, Mir. and Mrs. .Stev ard, and the Nichols daughter and her husband from Alpine Inn.
 After the ceremony the party returned to Palmer and were enterta ined at a party given in their honor by Mrs. Sally Hard. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson will make their home in Palmer.
The Valley settler., 1947-04-24
PALMER HIGH SCHOOL GIVES
 Pl AY

Al "Good Grac ious Grandma" was inrncn sely en- joyed by a full house at the Palmer Con- munity Hall on Saturday evening April l9. Bud Billet made a good Grandma and found the role not too bad after he donned it. Wendell Miller had to do some fast talking out managed to get by ri tn pretty we'll un- ti1 things started catching up with him toward the end.
 Darlene Higginbotham carried the role of Landlady very veal and wasn't so easily fooled by Tendell's smooth tongue. 20 Ann Lentz and Jackie Smith made two charming girls who were ac comp anied by their co1ored maid, Larce1la Vasanoja. Larcel1a was very we'll done up and would not have been recognized without a program to tip us off. Her hair vas died wool th ich had been shaped by Mrs. Lou RasTn S. sen at tho Beauty Parlor. P-Sam almost stole the show. None other than Ray DePriest played this part and he certainly did it very WeA1 too. The police investigators Ray Tineck and Emil Talda1 added the final touch to the whole shoB.
 The play vas directed by Miss Jean Dickson Erglish Instructor in the Palmer High School.
 During the first intermis sion Prdsce11a Krise play two numbers on her Violin.
Evening star., 1947-03-12
Z Held in Los Angeles
After Fourth Murder
Victim Is Identified
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 12.-The
Isheriff's Office early today booked
two men on suspicion of murder
after fingerprints identified the Sec
ond of two women found brutally
slain yesterday, the third and fourth
such victims in the Los Angeles area
in two months.
Sergt. Robert F. Carney of the
sheriff's Bureau of Investigation said
fingerprints sent to the FBI in
Washington identified the red
haired woman found along the San
Gabriel River near Norwalk, stran-
gled and with her head battered, as
Mrs. Mae Lorena Preston, 46, of
nearby Bellfiower. Calf.
He said the prints were obtained
in 1943 when she worked in a steel
plant. Sheriff's investigators, how
ever, learned that she was known
recently as Mrs. Lorena Lund.
Sheriff's Capt. Gordon Bowers
said he had booked Frank Funk, So,
cement contractor, and his son,
Myron, %, foundry moulder, of
South Gate, near Bellfiower and
Norwalk. on suspicion of murder
after they told of being friendly with
Mrs. Preston. They denied they
knew how she was killed.
Man Found in House.
Deputies, checking Mrs. Preston's s
residence, found it unlocked and en-
Icountered the elder Funk there.
lBloodstains were in the house, tend
| ing to confirm an earlier theory
THAT the woman was killed in bed,
then taken to the river bottoms.
The other woman slain yesterday
was Miss Evelyn Winters, AZ, for
years a film studio legal secretary,
who of late had been drifting, with
out permanent residence. Her
mother, Mrs. Harriet Winters, frail,
60-year-old baby sitter, said her
daughter had become a barroom
habitue.
Miss Winters body, nearly nude
and the head beaten, was found near
a string of freight cars along the
railroad right of way only q short
distance from the City Hall. It's
discovery was reported by George
Franklin Wickliffe, % year old
transient of Joplin, Mo-, who was
booked on suspicion of murder.
Police 1t. Charles King said Wick
life had traces of lipstick on his
mouth and quoted him as explaining
that when he found the woman he
thought she was asleep or intoxi-
Gated and discovered she was dead
only when he kissed her.
Detectives said they did not be-
lieve he had anything to do with the
Evening star., 1947-03-12

killing but would hold him tenn
porarily. He denied killing Miss
Winters.
Two bags of Miss Winters cloth
ing were found in liquor store, Po-
lice Homicide Capt. Jack Donohoe
reported.
He sent his men combing the beer
taverns, retracing the steps they al
ready had taken in search Of the
Slayers Of Miss Elizabeth Short, %,
the BLACK Dahlia" whose nude, BIZ
sected body was found in vacant
lot January Is, and Jeanne r.
French, IS, bit actress, discovered
trampled to death February 10 with
an obscene inscription scrawled in
lipstick across her torso.
Evening star., 1947-03-12

The commission is to meet regularly
with the Board of Supervisors to
discuss ways Of improving fire pro-
lection.
AT the organization meeting, Coun-
y Fire Chief j. H. Carper was
Evening star., 1947-03-12

fax and Vienna; II. e. Wright, Nc
Lean and Falls Church; M. p.
Haines, Herndon and Forestville;
Evening star., 1947-03-12

elected chairman and Walter Ben
net. secretary.
Representatives from the fire de-
partment include: M. G. Pfalzgraf,
State fire warden, representing Fair
Evening star., 1947-03-12
Fire Drill Almost Authentic

Fire drill yesterday at Central High
School, 18th and Clifton streets
NV, had an authentic air. At the
outset of the drill someone turned
Evening star., 1947-03-12
Fire Commission Formed
BY Companies in Fairfax

A Fairfax County Fire Commis-
sion has been organized to promote
activities Of the volunteer and aux
iliary fire companies in the county.
Evening star., 1947-03-12

+. w. patterson, Mount Vernon and
PenR DaW; b V Facchina. Franc
cenia and Occo6uan.
Evening star., 1947-03-12

in false alarm and the equivalent
of eight fire companies responded.
Authorities at the school said 1t was
not known who had turned in the
alarm.
The Republican., 1947-08-14

The Soil Conservation Service has
assisted farmers in developing more
than half million farm plans-blue-
prints for the treatment and use of
the land according to its needs and
capabilities.
Over so different conservation
measures are used, including contour
tilling and planting, crop rotations,
strip cropping, terracing, range and
pasture treatment, farm woodland
management, drainage and irrigation
and wildlife improvement.
The Garrett Soil Conservation Dis
trict was formed here in 1943 and
field operations began the following
year, according to Mr.. William W.
Mace, District Conservationist of the
District.
The 179 co-operators in the county
are making steady progress in con-
servation here, reports indicate. Here,
as elsewhere the task is scarcely be-
gun since the job ahead is so tre-
mendous.
Dr.. Bennett, in commenting on the
anniversary Of the service, termed
conservation the way of solving
the land problem, adding the locally
organized and managed soil conser-
walton districts, such as the Garrett
District, can handle the agricultural
land Of this country in the best inter
estS Of the entire nation.
During the past few years, the soil
conservation movement has gained
an added impetus from the realization
Of the part Of the public of how vital
our land resources are to the future
OF the American Nation.
The Republican., 1947-08-14
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teacher and coach, at GrantSyillc high
school, Is attending the bethany col
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