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Evening star., 1947-12-19

a.as Ssssa. ssss and oRbs sfsa PEo
s4i sfwsa hSaS M MaeHi1sE sii sE SALE rresaI..
Consoles ur 1as5e ap sems IKE nsS s
a 18th ~Na ss nS
SEWING MACHINEs-christm specials.
Singer portables and consoles; rentals; re-
pair specialists. PA. AVE, SEW. MACH.
SEWING mAoHiNEs&csil VA an HH' Co. a9' sa45 fos
dfIs5f snfs5S an asn! ss1s
sfw1Ne iis y MACHINES; Singer .l.et5lss;
sEWN sTsRPNs; s1Ss fsa 81. na co a3s
nany oth.r sasSa ssss. snd asst modes aeGs t.
aafRfs sfGR Hsa dsssE fsns tssRs
g. sss5Ssd ssst a.sssls *: sSss: a$sS sSs
sEas ts Il q hi Il asss 4ssse.d io9
ssla Esst Sp sn' sss u.s.
spWIYn sysWR1pEs. ss1S hfs hwy: cH. 4sla IT,
Singer desk model. s179.5o: singer con.
sp s9es so aB nsss ap Rssss
to to- an electric portable or ia a console: ali
xSE STk 9gsa essfnRfs Service c9SN 3S6
SEWING MACHINES. esoo' ETC. port, ss5: tai
lor. elec;: mfg; shoe patch. S45: rentals
repairs, $1.S0 up. 1890 M NV. DE. 7457.
SEWING MACHINEs-Ws have new ma
a''ssss ass 10: 5osbx sssxi PIX SfzNo T'sR: o
s2REa s22sRsE "a 4 a4t;snEs-n.s.r,e DoFs.sl.. .s
$49.50; SINGER consoles. desk. and New
Home SEWING machines. Immediate deliv-
sS SSss !. s'in: nv oSss ss .,s: IS III Yi
broadcioth In eoiors. sizes i4-iSM only:
sH9TTtaJS Ssminston autonstie. g
pad; excellent condition: SIPS or best
sMy1EsE' a,il assvsTs Rlss. :sss.n. "a sns
sILvERWARE. Rogers, 34-pc.. Mercury
design. Ike new; $2b. Chest, $l.60 extra.
SINGERS, console: portable and elec.: also
beautiful desk models in mahog. and wall
nut. These machines will go at once. only
few left. Come in and take your choice.
Buton-hole attachments for SINGERS ss.95
grn.m.Is gns Iee' s Alis sNsRE Esssgn ssSnsEs
MACH. Cos ssz King st. Alex, Va" ov.
sTNk. B4-inch stainless steel sink, com
Plets With cabinet; noor sample at special
~. ssseGSsso s6oo. d SHAPIRO ss' Que Ma5 st. E."
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
OemtIebes 1~paiIcmhoms
Niaifef am decoration 9ng". 8in-
90 9urtic am II. Ntir5. 9rci ncnc
GireftDrcn criuGblt.

Slt Der gut 6eludton 8eriamm-
lun9 an oergangenen Sonntag
fii5rte SEER 8rdiio1lt 5rco 8.
ISdnei0er Sen GoriiB. Die 8erif)-
t. oes @errn Sefretdrs rmo Oes
.SdatmeiiterS murOel olgenomlnan
mic perleien. 9Iltf G~inpfe6lunJ Der
5euerbsboroe ioaen Oennafllt Ser
dn0erlln3eil I'M Geb6uSe Dor3e1lom-
men tper0elt, I'M cptl. 6alters9eiabr
5t bermei0en. 9ies lit I'M ginflnng
a:t elmer G%mpfe5llng Der 1taoti-
Ieben 8ab6r0en itllo einenl @eieb llflO
betri9st allie Gientlidye Sltltitutionen
SER @nt. 3imnlernul1, 8oriiben=
Der oes @uustomitees pur0e nit Ser
@uSfiibrling ser Arbeiten 0Gouf-
tr.. ellie Siiren ioaen nad) oll-
gen offnesl. 6alerJiirno lollen elm
gJ5out marrslr. Noto,gs gauge iol-
-eu in g. geihoB an9c5radrt mer-
SCI. 0as EreppGlGliS ioa @ielier-
lid]cr n1e5aalt merlsn. Die @ei6=
.a,aac oil parlegt pal0sn. GieS al
rs lit nit JroBen llnfolten perblnl-
II. Bur t~cilpciiel 9aitreitlnlJ Dar=
iofban ioa nieOerum Elm 9roBeS @iui-
felt itatffinOsL 5l wald)em Die
Dielen Jt.luioe Ses SeimS eiilgeln=
ben iiuo. Gum G~oriibenoen 0ieier
&grlHitQl Tlng iplir0e @err Or. BET
fer ~ernarlt ior;a Serr SoIb.
SEER SatteImanll, SEER 9erd1, SEER
8inmernann Serr @rab, SER ga
rid 5relt Sdal3 6rau @iil.er l.6ral
9erfinS. @irlar Ser immer gutte=
fudten 9ingo Abenoe filtoet an
II. M1r6 I'M Seinr ltatt, 81 neld)em
ber5lif, ei1tsIa0en mil0.
Nu 0aS Gireftorium niroen Die
&arren @c,con @lllq5e, aarl 5ar-
ref ulO &arl Slnltd erlp1blt. Gie
he,oen 1riterer fclgen in o2l 6nb-
tapfen ibrer Safer urtO &err Smlid
lit eill 6efannter Nadltsalnpalt urto
Sefretdr Oes Al1acoitil gnlrsreils.
Ger oGifaro @inba @atlic anO
Memorial 6lnno", pelder cute
6ortidritte nad)t unO berei.s Oie
5innlrre bon $7C0 erreidte, Fat ME
oerltm SIR @riirlrtllg elmer 4ltmlti-
aIlociotipn geiiibrt, all pelter iif
Die uielell I'M @aiicn9olls er6ogetlell
ultO alii9apadierlen Manner ltn0
6rnlen anidlieben.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
DereinsFaIcnNer

CONCORD gInb, Snc. grdiiOenf:
Garl Stober; SefretGr, S. g..
@inflcr, 7tO-6tb Str. I.8. Der.
iammlungen an 4. Somstae /. sc.
f716-3tite Str. Q. G.
&aIs,SyrOm GangerbnnO. Hr6fi.
Sent: Soccb SdpaIb, SefretGr: 6.
Irnfieb, 1922 - 35t6 GIoce, %. 8.
SinsItunoe ieoen 1. unO 3. Samstog
I. &c. I'M @auic Tr. Tie 3tite
Street @. 6.
%roipcct Sill TrieObOf. Eraiioent
&orI Seller; Sefretdr, $. 8
8infIer; 5hasmeiiter: 2ottrence g.
5bit. 8eri. aul 2. 5anstae i'm
Monnt i'm 6rie0Dofsgc6duoe.
0cmtIde SreimGnrer 2Osc Grmi.
uims, CIR. %, S.I.A.@. Sefretdr:
Sreof. 9ertram, 1871 SGepber0
Ctr, q. 6. 8%eriamiIuns am 1.
GienStog I'M Monat i'm 3euen Ma.
ionic Sempel. 13te mo S StraBe.
u. 50.
Greater Beneficial linton, 9iitrift
@r. 100. @rdIiSent: Sobn @re0Iein;
Sesretar: Gbriitian Gbrit. 1929
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
Nmerifaniidler edIaraffenbnnb

Gin oautider gerein Don 6rennoen
BON aulllt, 0itlnor lro 6reunoIdpaIt
beitebt lit g9ai6i1gton id)on felt 1918
ltitO BAT ale Stiirme Ser 3eit ia6er-
le6t, ~aIler0in9s nid)t Dome geuilIe
ginapirfungen nlrT sic 0titgIie0er5cbI.
Ser 8erein beiBt oSdloroffia" urto
berfii9t nod iiber etlpo 20 treue Mfit-
glie0er, Die iid 5ueina[ inn Monat
t%rGffeil. Sic ge60ren gum omerifani=
idjen SdJlamffeiIbi1t0. SIN nnben
baltimore MGR lt1ter Oet 0ortiaen
Sdloraffen borigen Somstaq ur0
Sonrtog Eli groBeS SdlQraffen-
Set lpo5u Wtit9lieoer aus iieben Der
Idie0enen St1otell 0es Gltens Der
Ser. StaateiL aud olls @cFbinqton,
erlf)ieneu suaren. IS nur0e i'm Gent
lf)en Squire in Baltimore o6ge6alten.
nod le6t efio oie 8egeiiterln1 iiir
gelult0en @amor un6 &lube 5u 0eltt-
ifer aunIt sum 2ieo utlo 5l MuIit
inlO 6reupOifaft ullter 8leidgeIinn-
ten Qmer5fanern oeutIfer a6itom-
lllllllQ.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
6reOeri6 s. SdmciOcr, friibcrcr Som
inI, it in 8aLtimure awciIurbcm

Ger 8oo cat 5reDerid 8ar0iluno
Sdneioer, Ser JON 1886 bis gum @ill-
tritt AinerifoS in Sen &rieJ 0eutld)er
aonllll in @altanore Grar, nod ldu=
gerem 2ei0en abberufell.6 SEER Gdnei=
Ser Fat eir Alter Don 70 So9ran En-
reidt millo Don ieiner @itlpe, 6rali
9erta SdneiOar, gl1, GeuilerL BON
5uei SG5ren ben Scrren &urt u.
ms @rrIt 81. Sdaleioer, lctpie 3Dpei
@isfeIinien iiberIebt.
6reoerid 5. Sdapei0er fam in @ien
5ar &elt ulio mar crit IA S.1)rc aft,
al3 CT olS Gi1Gpes0ercr Anrel ia &c.
trot. Sier iebte CT Ieine SiliOicn iort
uio oollen0efe lie al Scr I'm oeriitot
BON MarplaIro, no er 9fed)t<piilel-
lfnften itloierte. Gr efGiinete oallr
cine eniolgreide Acknowledgements in
atnlerer Staot. Set 1896 mar er MS
Sefret1r beim 6ieii9en SeutIhen Gon-
lilct beid1ftigt niro 1886 nltr0e er
5llm &olriuI ernonnt. Gr bebielt Die
les Int biz gum @intritt unieres2an-
0es, ieines 9lOoptiD- Galerlan0e5, in
Den @eItfrieg. Sic Silirnne allpo 9[uf-
rsglingen oie oieie @enOltno NIT Sih
brafte, uaren 6reoerid Sdneioer
nld)t nell, 0eln er qpar audi ap1breno
Oes eriten 8eltfrieges 9oniuIutson-
9atellter uno fat oie SdIieBung 0es
a~onfulates oad] oenlals miterle6t.
Gle Srauerfeier Fir Sen Geritorbe-
iiei fano OIL s. Mdr3 rnter 8eteili-
gliilg 5o1Ireider 9siotrogenOer itatt.
Air lpredbpll ben trauerllOpn &inter.
%bliebenen l%iliere altfridtige Sei(nab.
ME aus
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14

Oelttid)e 9ousirou nit einem ,s3im-
mer" I'M Seller zines 9roBen einge-
itiir5ten 9airies left urO lid @e-
mite i(9iilben GortofIcIi) ein5lfalt-
feit iudJt; ieruer lpie StoOtlellte ont
Bobnbpf zines 2on0ortes anfom-
men, i'm at Sen 8ouern 3u gebeit
uuS 9ta1rlirg 5lt befommett. Sic
idIeppen Side, &0roe etc. @fan
iab Die OeItihe Sltgeno Don Deute;
6liidtlin3e III lartgen @iiterpugelt
bel Ser Nnfunit in Dtorient1al BET
8raunlfmeig, BON @unger frantic
2euta i'm a%ronfen1olts, Gerteilung
bon 5uppell, Die Steimpiiite ,,@i-
len. Oelt &0lner Gom BON beitte,
8ie1ter @eimitdtten fir ulte 2eute,
efc
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14

Druid ans Ser 3eitidrifi ,&irginia
2ap &c0iru,~ Iooulr6er 1916. GieIe
nelle id)one 2lr6eit aus Der 6eOer oon
Or. &eibal 3ibt cine lldberlidlt ii6cr
sic Geieb2 nlJ0 5ipar III nller fiir5eiter
6orn. 3un1dIt fonnt ein aupitel
itber Sic Weiete Oes Sc1res 1924
(gimuan0erer Guoten @spor5u-
gililgen, ,,gte @ntrp" etc.; Damn
folgen 9[6Idnitte it6er Oie @eiebe Des
Sa9res 1917, it5er 5eitpeiliga 3uIai-
lung uoli N~ltslan0ern, iiber 6%eiolt0ere
@rltppet Oeriel6eu, ii5er 9s50roen
mir S~onoer9ilfe aopfiteuer, 9eportn-
tionSb5ltimlutllgen (tlelie mo alte),
@cbifGuelL Stra MI1er sci liflgeieBli-
der Gambling, ii6er Ole @inuon0e=
riillg lirl0 Sen 2%l5it1arfG5r, User Sri
minaG5eIeta ir Gerbinoung nit Gin-
n~nn0eruitg, ii6er Gioilgeridts6arfeit
un0 a9re 3uItanOi8feit 6ei @impanoe-
runGsiGlIen.
Tes Bud mill nid)t jeOe 6rage
ii6er Ginuan0erun9s9eiebe 6eant-
morten; es mill mir ouf &altpt-
aeiidtspimfte a~nfinerfIam MAIDEN.
Gs lit nertooa fiir Gedtlnpalte utO
a5enten liro fiir gd6iIoete 2oien ols
5ii5rer un0 gerater in SEN idgpieri-
gen, fompIi8ierten Gingen III Sa6eit
ser @inpanoertng.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
poIts mnN pORctUerPeRr nit OemtIdlonN MnN
OeItOrrciA

Ger segenmdrtise 5tonO oes @ot. mO gafetOerfebrs nit
GeutitIouo mO Oeterrcih hit we togt:
9cntdGanS: gree bis SIT cinem @irno lro niftiaurierte
Goiforten mad allen uipr 9eiotungs5oren. 9ortoi1te: griefe 5
Gents sic ere lln5e, 8 Genis joe meiere ltne; Eoifnrten 8
Gents. 2uftpot: Srefe bis GIT einem Bhuno. 8orto: 10 Gents
fIr ie0e boIbe l1n5e. - Eotpofete nod o[len bier 3onen, 1no omar
ouSihIieBid 2%ie6eSgoben Qafete limo oWjft 8orUl~ 81 marfieren)
Bis 5u eli 8funO. @orto: II Gents jcOes gfunO. llmiang uo
26nge 70 3on. Grudinden electromagnetic Art MIR nod Der
omerifnuidcn mo briiidcn 3onc, o9ne Berlin, big 81 4 @ftutO 6
ltr3en. Norto: ~ Gents iur ie 5pci llncr.
Gcfcrreid: Seine @inidr1rtung nnebr fHr 9riee lmo Bafete
bis sit II TfuO. 2nitpot: auf 4 8iuno 6 lln5en beihronft.
Iorto: 10 Gents i0e babe lln5e ~ Ginidreibeienoungen Jge-
loYen: Sinidreibegebibr 20 Gents.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
Gdnberi : 5eier i'm bieiiscn 9emtidJ-
Giterariiden Serein

llnier bnlO so Sabre after, gutter
oGentider Qiterariider Gcrein," Del
len goriitenoe 6aS Inn 8flege 52ut-
id)er Mfliiif, 2iteratlr unO aultur
l1od)oeroiente 6raulein Anita Sdnoe
1T, lebt nah fltr5er, ourd) Den 5lueiteil
@eItfrieg 6ooiii8ter, Bouie iuieeer
orT. Morgcil, SomStag AbenO, 10.
Wi1r3, ieiert ser 8ereii Die 150lte
Wie0erfe1r SoS GebnrtstaSeS oeS
groBen 0eutih 6iterrci6iiden &o4n-
poiiiitell 6run5 Sdrj6ert. MlrfifUor-
tr6ge. 2ieoer,1 &eOen Gperoen Den
9tbero 81 einoll @eltuB geltolten.
Mitglie0cr urS 5reunoe Oes 8ereius
uno ser Mlriif trefen iid i'm groBen,
id)0nen @nuie Ser 8orIitenoen, &boOe
Sslaluo aUe., Nr. 1921 Gorolpeit.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
2Irm,imims Goee

sSi einem 8linoidreibsn OH Sic
M1itgIieOer tperOen 0isieIben c le.
IorSert iid 5aJIreih am Siterionn.
tag MorgenJottesoienit (Sunrile
Serpice) rueIder i'm arlington gio.
tionoleil 6rieobofe pon Den ,,Guig]tS
III Eemplor" ~ollidbrIih ON Sitennor-
gen Dernnitaltet miro, SIT ibeteiIigen.
ollie 5reinlulirer io1Die 0eren SAINT.
lien iinO SIT Oieien @ottesSienit eiii-
gelaOen.
Bon Scr ,@ermonia 9o9e~ in Bal.
tiaiore lit ebeniclls cine @inlo0un9
einQctroien gum 9eiudJ 0es @ottes.
0ielaites in Ser 3ionSfirhe ngn Conn.
teg nld Often. Nah 0euieIbGn
be9rbcn iid Sic Mlitglieoer sum aIlpb-
balrS oeS @eiang0ereins ogideu.
fran5~. - Soften ii6 ~gelliigen0e
NtitglieOer On5li anmel0en, miro man
eilien Gmnibiis SIR 6nbrt miete1t. qm
y. 9lli feicrt 0ieie 2oge f6r 70. Sab
resieit NIT Banquet III QorO 9clti-
more 6otel. Ii,dl ooran meroen Dit
glicSer Ser @%albin9toner 2o0e tell.
ilt1nlen.
MtitgIiaoer Der uaraninlus Qoge4
irsDie Die 6alnilienan8a9origen iinS
3iun @~ottesOienit ser 9oge I'M ,,Neo-
Ionic GaiterH Star &ome" AM Sonn-
tag g61dmitto9, Ben %. @fci eingc-
loserl. gtadJ Dem @%ottes0ienit lit Elm
@artenirit sepllnt.
Sl Scr @erIaHnrlilng all I. apriI
miro Der OeIellculIaurergra0 erteilt
speroen uuo iir0 alfe Mit3lioer I'M
Oerell 9eiud) gQ5eteil.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
@~rrtuDllcs ncncs Bud iibcr nmerifa-
nilde GinWnnOcrnngS ; Oeletc

SEER 81. ai6art 6. geibel Don
bier, bober Neamter Der geruFangs-
it lIe in Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
aliiitant General Gouniel of il3e us.
Snlmigraticn ollo DECENTRALIZATION
Serpice, bat eernoe ELI SET ga Sci
tell) bereuSBega6ell, meldeS ben SitpI
tr1gt: sic @impanoerungsgeiebe Ser
8ereinigten Stanten. Sin Ius5ltg
.C,GDe Smmigration 2alps of tbe
llnitdo Stntes. An Gutline4) 9lb-
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14

6duite 5.s1bc. u. I'd. gtri.i oin
4. Gienstog i. N. t716-3th Ctr.
9. 6.
Greater gsneIirial uniOH, 9iftrift
Rr. 40. @raiiOent: Iidel goj.
ner; Sefretdr, G6riltiau aronen.
Sitter, 1104 Boniuant GtS., Silper
Spring. DO. geri. on 4 6reitag
i'm @onnt i'm ,tJioe Hoint EnUcrn".
t2te mo g StroBe. 0orooit
Rappcr! Scim Trnaen Silfsberein.
EiniiOeatin; 6rnu grnit u. 8roun;
&~criammlung am 3. 9ienstog i'm
Oionot uit1 2 llbr im Seint.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
9entidler llnterridlt bLiiht

Die Geutiden SdulfIciien III Der
llni0erlitdten, Colleges llno Sigh
SdJulen @ai4iugtons itno allie iiber-
fiillt. Die 9[nfangsfurie Aper0en fiber
ali IN s. IL 8araIleI @ruppen ge.
8eban. Sic @eteranen lilO tiidtigt
ernite Sdiiler un0 ollie 6reur0e oei
0gutifen Spradle nlO 2iteratur.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
Sim Grnnfcnhans

6ralt GbriItiat 9ronellbitter be-
filioet iid i'll Snrotorilm in CATO
lila &arf. Sic mollte ii6 aus ser
SorrotSfanmler ettpas gum @iien bo-
len ais Ser Stllgl unfipptq, o1f
tpaldem lie Italo. Gnonrh erlitt
lie ciileil Sdulterbrud].
Evening star., 1947-08-17
FBI Training
for Policemen

THE ULTIMATE in police schools
l. Is the FBI National Academy,
to which selected policemen from all
over the United States come for
training.
Three sessions of II weeks each are
held annually. Any municipal, county
or State law enforcement agency may
send one representative to q session.
All applicants, however. are thor
oughly investigated by the FBI before
being accepted.
Training Is patterned after that Of
FBt special agents. with emphasis on
problems peculiar to local agencies.
instructors are FBI men. Outstand-
ing criminologists, public oficials and
other experts are called In to discuss
problems in their special fields.
Classroom and laboratory work is
given at FBI headquarters in WASH
ington: the firearms course is pre-
sented at Quantico. Each session con-
sists Of q basic l0-week course. plus
two weeks Of specialized training in
elective subjects, consisting Of the
following: organization and admin
istration; records, report writing and
statistics: trafic control; investigative
methods and techniques: how to set
up and operate police laboratory;
police photography; hngerprint iden-
tification: firearms training: defense
tactics and juvenile control.
Tuition and equipment are free.
The student or his department must
pay for his transportation to and from
Washington, board, room, laundry and
miscellaneous living costs. During
the three weeks at Quantico the stu
dents live in dormitories and make
their own beds and clean their rooms.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11
COM e5 B ACK, JUST LIKE
 THE CAT

First it's herc md then it's gone - but now its back cg&in. Thc t's the Spr@y, fishing boat former y oWnad by Marvin Brun c,no Edwin BGhr s.
 Sold r 5cently to q Chignik buyer, tho sms1l bot was lost on route to it's new oW n3r. How ever the craft h:c.s boon loC-c;t-- ed on the boGch ct Rocky CoVo,. md will ba stcrted back to Chi5nik ln the necr f futUrc. .
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11

HAVE THEy CLIPPED Y0U yET?
 Bikes to the right Of you, bikes to the left of you, end bikes fore enc oft when you ventura out on Seldovio's Boardwalk those days. They whlZz pest you from the recr with nudge that sonds you spinning md then pedal beck wit apology 2nd : ond shove thct pins you flat against the Bo2rd-. wclk ling. :: T. 5Tt's open ecs on on; Boc rdwo1k ped aslbriisns now, ;n6 if SeldoVi.ns have through the :. thick of it ;, thus fer with only bruises and ruined dispos tions, it's justeb Doc cuso luck hes boon with us.
 Nov certainly The Fronti orsrr:n would be the lest to advocate tho o1imin~tion of Boardwalk cyclists - after all, there's little, enough to kesp, 2 youngstor' IS d~ytimo hours filled during tho summon. But it's plcin to be soen that something's got to be done nd thtt before th3 is much fer ther Advanced.
 Thy couldn't somo kind of live ind lot live program bo "or}15d out with tho bikers? M1yhe just certain section of wc.1k r reserv- cd for kids tt ply, or else closo the en- tire walk to thom .53copt for cart;-in hours of tho dcy?
 Thct IS, if 3e; rdw.,lk oycl ing is 3sson- ticl. So.s sns to mo thlt it would b. wholo lot moro fun to rido some"hero "ith {. dofin- ito objective, in view for instance, ono of the bcachos, than it is to te~r up md down tho Bo2r6w k picking off p5des tr ians. With the nunber of bikes in 3vidence it looks IS if ther5 oro :. oyon on9ugh. to form some kind of club ~nd tck5 w5okfy s,lat1r sions in c group, tog3thor wi tn picnic b~sksts md fishing rods. .a,>,
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11
GOOD, GOOD GOOD

oooC. OS/ OCs oooo
 Hero's 6 tasty way to dress up pic in lamb tew in Sunday duds:
 Ba ked Lcmb.
 Roll two l lbs. lGmb pieces in flour, brown in fat, then drain off cll rom2 in ing fit. Put in bc- kiwu dish and add $ cdp a3tstlp, ,: 5 cup wa teg.u ] s,cup. chopped onions; 5 cup choppe cd celery, a cup chopped greon peppers (opt- ioncl), l largo clove garlic, minced. Bake 2 hour s, or unt il tend CT. Add moro WC- ter cs needed. Serve with q bow mac roni.
 Fegcy DGigG,n
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
Public Opinion
STILL ON THE TRACK, SAYS
reward LONG

In reply to the political ru-
mors' OF January 30th issue, l
am only speaking for myself. AS
the rumor was that | myself,
am trying to get some one Else
to take UP the political burden.
| just want to say that l have
never had anything like that in
mind. Instead of wanting to come
off, am getting more encourage
ment every day, and l just want
to say to those who spread thus
rumor that unless sickness, death
or something else bad should
take place, will still be or until
the last vote is counted in tsh e
November election.
HOWARD LONG.
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have the choice of building up
j. It's salary by patronizing the
route Or to patronize their local
post office and keep the business
in their own locality.
To get back to J. T. again, he
says there is no personal gain in
the matter for him. Then who
will profit by that raise in SAL
airy? Another thing is that when
he has Is years of service or
more and reaches the age of 65
he can retire from service and
draw a pay check as long as he
lives. Well the larger his salary
when he retires, the larger his
pay check will be.
J. E. Beverly.
Honey Camp, Wa.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
THAT post OFFICE ON
WHEELS"

Editor The Herald:
notice J. T. Owens article IN
The Herald of January 23, con-
corning Rural Free Delivery
Route No. 2 in this county He
says the route leaves Clintwood
by Honey Camp, Georges Fork,
Norland, Freezing and Ison. He
states that it has never been his
policy to take part in the nstab-
hshment Or discontinuance Of any
mail service, and down in his let
ter he says he had nothing in
mind more than to give the peo-
pie the good service they are en-
titled to them. He says a post
office on wheels is the gift he
speaks Of
The little offices located along
this route have served the people
well, and no complaint has been
made about the service. J T. is
the first and only man who want
ed this route, to my knowing.
Why? Because if he could get the
business of these five post offices
to come in to his office if would
raise his pay Is this anything
more than a little selfish inter
est on his part? He says the
reason the little postmasters com
plain about this route is their own
selfish interest because they are
too ignorant to know what post
office on wheels would nnean to
them. I have heard people say,
who lived only 500 feet from a
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against
Mary c. Newberry, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce on grounds of adul
terry.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Mary c. Newberry, is not
resident of the state of Virginia,
it is ordered that she do appear
here within 10 days after due
publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect her
interest in this suit. And il is
further ordered that copy here
of be published once week for
four successive weeks in The
Dickinson Herald and that a
copy be posted at the front door
of the court house Of this county
on Or before the LIST February
rules, 1947.
A copy-Teste:
Lee Stanley, Deputy Clerk
A M Phipps, p q (Jan. 30-47)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
CLINCHCO LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Aulden Farmer
are the proud parents of a new
baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lee Aus
tin Of Kingsport spent the week.
end with Mrs. Paul Glass.
James Stanley of Kingsport is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stanley, at this time.
Mrs. Bill James is in the hos
pital at this writing.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Mann called on
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Mrs. D. c. Repass Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Sloan
called on Mrs. c. D. Fuller Sun
day afternoon.
Prayer service was held at the
home of Otis Keith on Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Vernon Carpenter is home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Johnson, greatly improved
after a long and serious illness.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Virginia; In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty Of Dickinson, on the 9th
day of January, 1947.
Cecil Newberry, Complainant
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1OOCS, ClldI tIlGy WOULO IeittlST
walk mile to a post office than
to have the route.
J. T. has been working for this
route some time but got % Ell
couragement on the Honey Camp
line. At last he and post o l,.c
supervisor came around this time.
They had route and a hard
top road all for the people of
Honey Camp, and they got a few
signers to their petition. Probab-
ly this plan worked all the way
around. I suppose a few people
all along the route signed his Pc
tition. At Honey Camp three
fourths Of the people signed Pc
tition to keep the post office.
guess that was about the rate
all along the route. Anyway, J. T.
got the route on 6 months trial.
Then the people will decide
whether they want post office
in Shlter by a fire md take
their time in transacting their bus
mess or take J. Us post office on
wheels that he has given The PEG
ple-with no cost to them, but
big gain to j. T.
If man could learn early in
life to attend to his own business
and let other peoples alone it
would be fine way to have
friends, or if a man would obey
one small verse in the Good Book
and do unto others as you would
have them do unto you, it would
not make many enemies.
Twas postmaster Is years and
as ignorant as i am, I never had
a fight in my office Neither did
I have any complaints about my
service as postmaster.
J. I. says that he was writing
because of a few false statements
made by people who have no
knowledge of mail service, and
has nothing more in mind than
a little selfish interest. I don't
know just who he meant. Was it
the few who signed for the route
who lived on the road, not caring
for the hardship it would cause
their friends and neighbors who
lived off the route? This looks
like "a little selfish interest to me.
After all, it may be best for
people who have no knowledge
of post office on wheels to have
some high powered, well educat-
ed and experienced person to just
give them such as they need let
them like it or not-so he gets
value received for his trouble.
wonder if post office on
wheels will wait at the box for
a patron to get their work done
so they can come and get their
mail ready to go, or will the pa
tron have to wait for the post
office to come along?
Well, in 1943, J. rs post office
paid 81 200 per annunn If he can