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RAhK-pERsoNAL LOANS.

LOANS FOR HOME REPAIRs. There Is
no substitute for financing your repairs
through this bank. Convenient monthly
payments Yith repayments Up 70 3e
and without obligation come in, phone
or write US about your nseded rsPsirs.
Personal loan dept. LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK, s25 18th st. NV corner OF eye.
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GARAGES WAkTED.

GARAGE SPACE for / ca1 wanted: vicin.
ity Of goth and Eye sts. NV. Mr..
aaaaKKsSESI aaKSEST FoR RisFjstt HtTo REPAIR in NV
,l9n 9r Arli1s'o9 nr ow Vi Call wo' tss
and Wyoming ave. meet, NV. at Alta:
mont Apis Phone Du 1914 or CAL
MRS BRYON at 2127 r st NV, is
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MONEY WANTED.

2ND TRUST N0TE-S2. .9es balance. WIN
sell for $4,000; averaging S3s PAYMENT
good substantial makers. GL. 1922; -16
$8,5OO-4Iacr loan. on acres with MICS
home with improvements; mi DC. in
Va; worth $4,000: good financial state.
noent OK 44S1 -1b
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE PROPERTY-One 2-stor!
situated on $4,000 square feet Of corner
property. on prominent thoroughfare, II
Southwest WASHINGTON; will sell or least
in part or as an entirety; Zoned End com
mercial. Phone Mr.. Peck, GE. 1855, witt
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1903 H st. NV,
MA OAK
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

ONE OR TWO BEDRM. CoTTAGE-Must
be on water; for the season. OW. 625e.
WATERFRONT COTTAGES, lots. farms
and acreage wanted-Clients interested In
buying at Shoreham. Edsewater. South
aiver Park Woodland Beach, Seloy on
the Bay, Bay Ridge, North Beach, etc. II
you are thinking Of 6uyins or SELMA;
CO. DI 1854 or HO. 1910.
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ALTO PAINTING.

iect yoiIr color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1872 14th st. NV,
HO 1900
teeG GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext, sea
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II27 10th ST. NW-2-story double-bIic
garage Suitable for storage or parking,
Located in End COMMERCIAL ares Ssn
gl5 New York ave. NV, MA. 7416. IA
DOUBLE GARAGE, s25. Call Michigan
1s9s 1s9s 10th ST. Heated saras.;
rental $40 per month, J. H. Knox, once
Of ROBERT W. SAVAGE, Union T[uss
Bldg. MA $500. 10
n. ARLINGTON. close-in main hwy; wiz
build garage or rent lot for used car salesi
adjoining auto glass shop now being buils;
excellent location for auto business orok-
ers invited Elk 1894 or Glebe 1854
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT

VACANT-Commercial ground facing Fla
ave. me-; 1000 50. IT. for lease; excellent
for used car lot or parking Of storage
vehicles. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr. WEAVER
BROS INC. Wash. Bids. D1. $780, ewes,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE" in the sale
of commercial properties. Listinss solicited
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, woodward
Bldg. RE. 1166. -l6
WANTED-2 or 4 unit apt. BLDG have
cash buyer. Call E. salkeld, with SHAN
NON & LUcHs CO., 1903 st. NV"
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
LOIS FOR SALE.

CENTRAL d. C.-2-story PICK bIds
lease A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880. -15
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SUBURBAN sALk-Mp. tcont.) d.

SUbQkbAN SALE-N0s NSont.lt
fARGHfN, BUNGALOW. located in River
es & NJ s@th fD"e 1s 'PP5Ss qsss eoS eS psr Co.
TIVE Tive RENT FREE. Buy this modern brick
Ss6d plus RoSfsf esnsEf g. ot DASs 9Ge eo eesh VIZ w
}aSsr y sT2xmMos,5na as s7r4 g, a;:sg,
81 Ass ass cong sobEsF q pHSfs so
MH4AATfsSnhE MA rTs9 Il . HILLS III Rambler type
buns sf prssd at only peslY
sTe.. We Hyattsvills, Nd. WA. 5000 til
ses goo. rERMs-lao #, on Wash, Baltic
Condition; liberal siz. rooms: oil h5Th nsTIa
fKaETssf f9 SALE III Gs4 81 beau
titul small estate. unique, dinerent' wiz
house and outdoors; Suitable for off1cial
retired couple or children In Montsomer @
County near eysrytni9s Please rease give ,n,d1a name
t,oa tn6 Dsons No 5roners hamoe[ Box 1ef 4ssT stan
COLONIAL BRICK dwelling Peggy Stew.
art house, near Naval 11 Acsdemsys aass Ahnap p1iss
$40. 900. CHARLES p. LEE. phone An
ON STATE RD:-5 rma. .il modern; ;.;;s,,, 2,Ss,
.ns.s.D.d s5sss ia esie. esr.s s1os6o t5SSna 0e'0o'
state I'd, 5ls acres. 6-rn. house. ST.
soe; On Stat. I'd. acres of sround, 7-rm
house, ali modern, nice orchard. s11 800
W Z. HARDEsTY. Upper Marl6oro
Marlboro 1865. 10
CORAL HILLS AREA spacious rms;
lst Ese 1 5n hvh IN Psm' venetian SG D06f blinds
windows and screens; house less than ~ 10
yrs old and IN excel cong; d con1 onis to . hon.
pfs Forest Heights-6-rm. brick; My. Tm;' 7a.
nrspace din hath 1m On fGmp s2e1 ar one bedrm
on second fr and one unfinished nm on
second hr,: priced reasonably out requires
'upii.na AIsnSoHn 'fsd sn.,nn snarm
SCHOOL, is located on 900 & So #, OF ise oesa-
s4aE.'' s g au' D .sFsSj M6RFAP = R..of koS"s
I'VE SELL HOUSES" in Silver spring
2-bedrm. bungalow --------->, s'h2, ,,
2-bedrm. bungalow ------.--.-- - ~ ~
3-oedrr1 bungalow 500,
8 bedrms, 2-story. with gar. - j n 3.1 osr
3 bedl ms, den, u bath and gar - aoo
4 bedrms lst-n. bedrm and bath ~ pot
. S.Srnx l.. hath LAT 10000
= b.Jrrs baths 90 soc
: bedrms sligo park 81 500
hsdrnos /. hath st a. 2@,50(
! bedrms, ia baths. den-------- % 75C
S.drnrs 81 haths gar cor 25 90,
bsdrnos 9h baths Woodsids % q5C
Z hsSrms ) hsths. Woodside $4,000
'%.Srms 4 hrepl 2-car gar $4,000
Every one OF these homes are OF orici
W also have several good frame home
which are not included See Us before Soi g0i
ellsworth DR.. sligo e1oO. II
C0LORED-OXON HILL, An miles out D
e, ia acres. 2-rm. dwelling fully furn
81 900; grand view, high elev., branch on
bsmt. for home excavated. Locust 7476.
COLORED-FAIRMoNT HTs.-There are
3 cozy 4-bedroom bungalows with slde
porches available for immed. OCCUPANCY
In the Fairmont Oaks development; s, = :,
$50, 81 .05O cash. SIDNEY WEINBERG
Sos0REp s0ss u LOVELY BUNGALOW, In
chapel oaks Md: $4,000. Call Mr.
Houes UN 1925. cox & CO. INC.
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coMMERclAL PRopERTY FOR SALE.

st COMMERCIAL BUILDING; in best
Priced very reasonable Cali Mr.. .Jolles. sr,
NE 54oo IN until ii,szp : pm; Eyes Eyes IA; s91s.
1th AND MASS. AVE. N.w.-Brick, and
concrete 2story and bsmt; store bldg.
with elevator and alley loading facilities:
uets; printer, electrical pll11nmens. l1n auto, nsr
space; DESIGNED for heavy loads. CAN MT.
Fischer. with DREYFUSS BROS, Ma.
05S2: ewes, WO. 3190. Ia
goth AND n SITS. NV, End commercial
Ex. Es 1857; eves., no NO. SSH, hzN"ND -i5
BETHESDA, MD.--Approx: 10000 50. T.,
or location for large business enterpri3s
" re NEULANPE' .E AMP NO. s3l4. or c; r.
BY OWNER, LIST commercial-Three
families, double garage; plans approved for
addition store and 4 rooms. RA 1855.
WE HAVE APPROXIMATELY 500. 600
So it.. of. 1st commercial and industrial
property for sale in an excel. location in
All. County as whole or in smaller par
cells. JNO. J. LOFLIN, Realtor, Loflin
BLDG, 242O Wilson blvd, GIL 1912. -l5
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WANTED = SMALL COMMERCIAL prop
erty. between Falls Church and Fairfax
ff,s HAVE On oSE OR SKY MORE M cL1EaTs Eli s for the
following type of properties; End COM
mercial bldg. or ground, in, D; C..
About 25xlO0 IT, 4-fam apts; will charge
So comm. BROKER, Box 53-V, Star.
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE" in the sale
OF commercial properties; listings solicited.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, woodward
Bldg. RE 1896. -I6
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SUBURBAN RENT-MAkILA LANo.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE in attractive COM
munity; nice grounds, garage. Cail
Gaithersburg 324 or 325. -l6
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APT. HOUSE SITES FOR SALE.

4 900 so. FIFTH and Madison st. NV
Very desirable location Level corne,
lot; reasonable. Mr. Moser, IA. sSsl
NEARBY VA, Just of Lee hwy, 27.5oC
50. IT.. zoned apt, Sewer laid and PAID
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

ROCKVILLE, MD.-CentraI, 3,IOU 50. II,
in fireproof 2-story bldg; for lease: ex-
eel. for manufacturing, storage, ETC.; low
rental to resp. tenant TIA. 41s1. --19
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APARTMENT GROUND FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN SITE, of $4,000 So, it. at
25th and K sts. NV; SO per 50. IT. MR..
SLATER, RE. 3126; ewes, WI. $3.50. -l6
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AuToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GMC TRAILER 1945, complete 9th vhe,
saddle tanks. Phone Distrlct 2440. -
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcens.).

ALEXANDRIA BRTCK-5 rms, furnished.
a Rs.' ossn s. 500 sS.s soT5 " 5ad & NOTION g.
rms Bedrooms: fun bssemsnt' ssato- s1eo
ALExANDRiH Il ND sRick@5 year. old, 8
room, 8 bedrooms, hardwood noo5s, full
9KLiSsGoN 3K Rss9 sRf6as M2Tos Go Months AsaS od de-
taehed, rooms bedrooms, hsrdwoSd AL Sssti
priced 70 sell; ov. 5000. J. T. MOTION
II Il MIN. Tsaiii FROM THE pENTAGoN--bed-
oRey m iDa home 0S for 0oisS only w $50 close to
new SHOPPING center; Is, moor LILY liv. n, rm
sheeIy ybeTe ss, smos COOK
sY selves. ny bedrms.. clean and flesh bath
large screened porch with hardwood fooi
viii with i'fsit fiasstone patio; and aoor. isrse
l small bedroom, space for bath with
roushed-in plumbing; dry basement, clean
Excellent insulation for small heating bill
a1ETIN aPa Ell hGgSs ow 9ge1 e hot days REAHTz
iarFe TNohA iiy. rn1 INV With fireplace fuii din. rm.
large equip. kit, back screened porch; ;,,;1 :
bsmt. ts With With fireplace for recrstion rm;, j.
bath. slate roof. recessed. radiation
d tss hRSGoN h9 shs sEHfY Sfasloe CO. st. sH4
! Iw,ItS. ~ S.ooV. - az ISnn ~ GY a1o3 Il
HURRY! MthsIe 0iHfi HURRY. aTRRY!0we stii have
a few lots left in Walnut Hills. You can't
| beat this value. Large 6-rm. brick Colo
NAL plus tiled bath side porch. full bsmt, ::
! outside entrance. Priced at S14 900: Gl
approved. $1,000 down. ARLINGTON
REALTY CO, 1904 Wilson blvd, Gil. 1900
NEW HOMES, ARL., vA.-Lovely Colonial
bricks, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; lee. lots; com,
piete in every detail of equipment and
design: oak floors, gas a.-c. heat, full
bsmt. closet for deep freeze. More house
! for your money Don't miss an excellent
buy: 15 min. from downtown. Special at
| tention given to veterans. Mr Holmes,
I after pm. EN-. $685.. PAUL P. STONE,
srs~sr breF home ansahn fust e1"1 81 Wash blvd
near desirable Overlee Knobs. 14x2l liv
rm. with fireplace, very large din. rm.,
equip kit; 3 bedrms. and tiled bath up;
| full bsmt., oil heat: attached garage
very large fenced corner lot overlooking
! the Va. Mills: 3 min. to D. G: THE
BRANT co, 1884 Wilson blvd, Gil. AZ g.
INCOMEA-un brick prewar apt, bldg !:
can be bought for $500 down. balance
buses and shops in nearby Va. Cal, in
person on this. THE BRANT CO, 1884
Wilson blvd, GL. 1915 OK. 0502. III
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A brand new
brick Cape Cod: 3-bedrm., 2-bath home
Living rm.,, dining rm,; equip. kit; bedrm
ana bath down: hedrms. and bath up
lot and beautiful view. CECIL B. LUP-
TON, Realtor, OW. 5333: ewes, Ii. 03s6
--r
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blk M St ne. (only yrs, old: prewa
constr; concrete porches; new oil burner
rent, S3,426; absolute bargain; only
$a4, 80, SHAPIRO. INC. ME. h7l7
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-12-23
ArthYitis Pain

For quick, deIIRhtfuIIy comforting help lot
aches and pains Of Rheumatism, Arthritis.
Neuritis, Lumhago. Sciatica. or Neuralgia try
Romind. Works through the blood. First dose
usually starts alleviating pain so you can
Get Ronllnd at druggist today. Quick. com.
plets satisfaction or money back guaranteed.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
THE MAIL BOX
A TEACHERS UNION

In the Aug. 18th issue of The
Herald | notice that some teach
ers are wanting to organize a
teachers union in Dickinson
County in order to protect their
jobs and raise their salaries and
improve working conditions.
To my mind, teachers are the
best paid workers in Dickinson
county according to the hours
they stay in the school room.
About all the teachers that I have
noticed, who are industrious and
try to get ahead, are about the
best livers in the county. To be
sure, they work evenings after
school and for four months be-
tween school terms they work
and better working conditions
and better working teachers will
make that OK.
The taxpayers are tired of pay
ing out SO much for so little. If
a good showing was made in ed
ucation of the pupils with what
you have there would be far bet
ter chances of getting more mon
ey for needed improvements for
educational work in Dickinson
County.
A taxpayer,
ED BEVERLY
Honey Camp Va
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26

We repeat that recreational
areas should be set up in the
national forest lands of our com
munity.
We suggest that some kind of
organization be formed to work
and keep on working to get pri
mary road outlet for Dickinson
County to the Sandy Valley of
Kentucky. Such road would ma
turally connect Haysi and Elk
horn City. Only by organization
and continued plugging can this
be brought about.
Each weekend, hundreds of
people are going to the rivers and
the scenic woodlands of Dicken-
son County. They go in family
groups and in parties. Thus fam
lily ties are made stronger and
friendships are formed and seal
ed. In picnicing, swimming and
walking through the woodland
shades they get relief from cares
and worries. The human dynamos
are charged for another week of
work. We are learning to use one
of our greatest natural resources.
X Il
Yet many of us have most
important lesson to learn. Go to
the recreational areas here at
home and you will find them lit
tered with papers, cans and bFek
Ell bits OF food. These are ugly
sights for one 10 leave Tor the
neHt party. These ayes6fes viii
grow and grow and spread and
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
Freedom From Fear

The teachers of Dickinson
County are going into union,
with membership in the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. They
are joining proudly and quietly,
and without fear.
That would have been unthink-
able twenty years ago. 1t would
have been impossible ten years
ago. The political and social
climate has changed. There was a
climate of repression and fear,
and in it we were expected to
cringe and crawl before the lords
who held this colony of Dicken-
son in fee. Wherever a commun-
ity depends on one industry, and
that the production of a raw ma
terial, it is an industrial colony.
Whenever the will of the prop
rietor of a colony is absolute the
liberties of the people will be
curbed. The will of one man was
almost all-powerful in Dickinson
County before the miners of one
corporation went into union.
After the battle for unionism was
won, our native air became free.
Whether it is best or not for
the teachers to form union, at
least, they have that right and
can do so without fear. A dicta-
tor, of course, fears any free ac-
ton of the people. And dictator
ship could have throttled the
freedom of any group in Dicken-
son County ten years ago.
X
We recall the words of speak
er at a union meeting in 1912:
IF we have a union and
calls you into the office and tells
you the very crack to stand on
while he does it, you can tell him
to go to h. Il. If it isn't worth an
other thing in the world, it's
worth going into. just for that"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26

Union Light. D. Coleman
Bird Sun. & Sat.
X 8
Valley View-Asa Hughes
End Sun. & Sat.
Y -
Yates Chapel-Enoch Rose
Henry Smith Bird Sun. & Sat.
Respectfully submitted,
c. E. REEDY.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
A taxpayer,
ED BEVERLY
SEAMSTRESS
Honey Camp, Va.

Experienced Seamstress. Look
for sign on Long Fork. Reason
able prices, satisfaction guaran-
teed. Phone 4t72. Mrs. Mary Lay
Qtp) Long Fork, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26

spread until they become mere
garbage dumps. One would be
ashamed to litter his own yard
with trash. Don't befoul the
countryside. Burn that refuse or
take it back to the trash can at
home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
CHURCH DATES

BELOW Will be lOunQ the names
of FreeWill Baptist churches of
Dickinson County, along with
the pastors and meeting dates of
each church:
Church Pastor Meeting Time
Charles Chapel-Luther
Taylor End Sun. & Sat,
Clinchco-W. r, Bise
End Sun. & Sat.
~ X
Cold SPRING.. E. Reedy,
Alva Dingus End Sun & Sat.
Counts Chapel-E. c. Kiser,
Vester Mckinney 2 Sun. & Sat.
Davis-Albert Dingus, Emory
Hanover Bird Sun. & Sat.
X X
Duncan Gap-Willard Kiser,
Eddie Rose 1st Sun. & Sat.
Ferbe-C. E. Reedy, Ray
Gardner Bird Sun. & Sat.
Observation-Disclosures Wright,
Ledford Mahan 9TH Sun. & Sat.
Georges Fork-Luther
Taylor 3rd Sun. & Sat,
Hamilton Chapel Bird Sun. & Sat.
Honey Camp-Emory Hanover
Hubbard's Chapel-Emory
Vanover 4th Sun. & Sat
Lick Fork-Clarence Turner,
Charlie Ison lst Sun. & Sat.
Martins Chapel--E. C. Kiser,
Enoch Rose LIST Sun. & Sat.
Middle Branch-W. r. Bise,
E. c. Kiser 3rd Sun. & Sat.
Mill Creek-Asa Hughes,
S. M. McFall 4th Sun. & Sat.
Pine Grove-Enoch Rose,
Curtis Arney 1st Sun. & Sat.
4 i
Pine Creek-Alex Tompkins
Pippins Chapel-Willard
Kiser 3rd Sat r. GIN
Puther's Chapel-W. r. Bise,
Asa Sughes, C. E.
Reedy LIST Sun. & Sat
x 4
rachel Chapel-Enoch Rose.
Maston Rose, Willard
RISER End Sun. & Sat.
Rugby-Enoeh Rose, Masten
Rose 4th Sun, g. Sat.
Y ~ n
Tai'pon---Asa hughes, Enoch
Rose ard Sun. h Sat.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
Hospital Notes

Cpl. Sidney B. Perrigan had
the misfortune of getting hit by
a bus which he had just alight-
ed from while coming home on
a furlough.
Frank Fletcher and Cecil Ed
wards suffered injuries in the
Lick Fork mines, but both have
been able to return home.
Cova Yates, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis Satur-
day, is recovering rapidly.
VERNE Long of Nora sustained
severe liberation of the hand
while cutting timber.
New parents this week are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy r. Hanover,
a big boy, named Harold Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacie Delaney
are the proud parents of a boy,
Charles Christopher. Mrs. De-
laney is the former Nancy Reed
Chase.
Carol Ray Baker of Omaha re
ceived multiple bruises in BIZ
cycle accident near his home.
Miss Marietta Davis of Geor-
ges Fork and Miss Margaret Ad-
kins of Tense have been receiv-
ing medical treatment for asthma.
Patients discharged this week
were:
Mrs. Homer Steele, Clintwood
Mrs. Guy T. Hanover, Tsom
Roger, little son Of Ray Puck
EFT, of Willard.
Thelma Mullins, Fremont
Earl Mullins, Norland
VOICE OF PROPHECY
The path of the Lord is
straight"
Every Sunday over
WFHG Bristol 1899 A. M.
Bluefield . 1904. 1890 p. M.
(7tp 8-26-48) !
The Herald $3.50 a Year !
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
8@ow times have changed.

@@ow times have
three years when victorious combat men left
japan much OF was shambs The Japanese people were
so dazed by defeat they didn't which way TO n The
life OF an Army man often had discomforts
But look at him today helped to start the rebuilding
OF Japan to restore roads and railways inspire tired and
hungry people with the hope of Democracy Under his guiding
nad courts OF justice suffrage freedom of wosn
nave been brought about In Japan is only one soldier
army in the world.
Inc pay OF Private sou higher wears ago then
another 2O higher every cent can he
banked None of it for housing medical or dental
care clothing retirement annuity opportunity to con-
tnue his education The Army him equipment for
organized sports While can ski in winter mr. vt
summer what these activities would
cost him in the U. S. ~
An Army in Japan advantages such as tbasa
compare 1t with job the
to beat Ask at Army Air Force Recruiting
Station for full
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
VOICE OF PROPHECY

The Herald $3.50 a Year
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-26
Leave It AS It Was

We repeat that recreational
areas should be set up in the
national forest lands Of our com
munity.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
MATS 10 Be Transferred
To Andrews Base Nov. IS

The headquarters of the Military
Air Transport Service will be moved
from Gravelly Point to Andrews Ali
Force Base in nearby Maryland, be-
ginning November Is, officials said
today. The move will require about
O month.
The headquarters is being trans
ferred to space being vacated by the
Strategic Air Command which Is
moving to Offutt Air Force Base,
Omaha, Nebr.
MATS officials said that the trans
fer would mean no change In the
operation of military transport
planes at National Airport. The
Washington Board of Trade has
sought some curtailment of use of
National Airport by the military in
order to help alleviate the heavy
traffic problem there.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
W., N. & A. 10 Meet
Hoarders With New
Token al Higher Rate

The Washington, Marlboro g.
Annapolis Motor Lines, Inc, Is re-
covering from an attack of fare
token nerves.
The reason has been that W.. M.
& "a. has used Capital Transit Co.
tokens which 1t bought from Capt.
tai Transit when that company sold
three tokens for a quarter.
Even back when Capital Transit
announced 1t would seek a higher
fare, some W., M. & A. riders began
to hoard the token still used on
those lines and worth S1s cents.
The hoarders thought the tokens
probably would be worth more on
Capital Transit cars and buses If
that company reinstated tokens at
a higher price.
Then Capital did get a higher
fare, with three tokens at IS cents.
It saved the day by announcing
that its tokens would have a new
look.
But w. M. g. A, still giving District
patrons three rides for a quarter, also
sought fare increase. More tokens
began to disappear when riders fig
ured the tokens might be used for a
higher-priced ride on w. M. & A.
Tokens got so scarce that the COM
pany had to take them from the
morning collections and put them
in circulation again in the afternoon
Yesterday the Public Utilities
Commission ruled that W. M. g. A.
also should have a fare increase on
October 81, the same date as the
Capital Transit increase. The COM
pany will sell three tokens for IS
cents also. But it Is getting brand
new and different tokens. 1t is
advising patrons to use up present
stocks and to turn in any they have
left over-at 81 cents.
Capital Transit laso is assuring
the public that the old tokens won't
be worth more than S1s cents. The
company has taken its stock of
tokens and copper plated them.
They'll have bright and shining
and quite different look" the COM
pany said.
Evening star., 1948-10-22

!, Capital Transit Co., 1916 r street
NV, and q few will be available
at the barge. MIR. Root said.
Another water trip will be offered
Sunday on the Potomac Clipper
river boat, down the Potomac to
Fort Washington. The boat will
leave the dock at Tidal Basin Inlet
Bridge, in West Potomac Park, at
10 am. and return at q pm.
Park Naturalist Kenny Dale will
lead search of Theodore Roosevelt
Island for autumn seeds and fruits
and winter preparations by wildlife
Evening star., 1948-10-22

from 8 to 5 pm. Sunday. The group
will leave from the boat landing at
Wisconsin avenue and x street NV.
Final bird walk Of the season will
be held in Kenilworth Aquatic Gar
dens, adjacent to Douglas street
and Kenilworth avenue NE, from Z
Evening star., 1948-10-22

TO $50 an. Sunday under leader.
ship Of Park Naturalist Drew Chick
An autumn foliage walk viii be
conducted from to 5 pm. Satur-
day, leaving from Randle Circle
Minnesota and Massachusetts, ave-
nttes Sc,
Evening star., 1948-10-22
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Evening star., 1948-10-22
Last Canal Barge Trips Of Year
Scheduled for This Week End

The last barge trips of the sea-
son on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal will be a feature of National
Capital Parks recreational activities
this week end, Supt. Irving c. Root
has announced.
Evening star., 1948-10-22

The barge will leave the Foundry
Branch dock, Foxhall and Canal
roads NV, at pm. both Saturday
and Sunday, returning from Lock S.
Brookmont, Md, at 4:30 pm.
Tickets may be obtained at the