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Smyrna times., 1950-10-05
CAMPAIGN BY
FIREMEN HERE
To Stage Active Campaign
During Fire Prevention
Week October s to Ia
COMMITTEE NAMED

Fire Prevention Week will be
observed by the Citizens Hose Co,
from October 8-14 and the firemen
are making every effort to put on
one of the most active campaigns
ever staged here. 1t is emphasized
by fire company officials that fire
prevention can be a year round
campaign and the committee will
be glad to cooperate with any per-
son, or group of persons who would
like to have some activity pertin-
ent to prevention at any time dur
ing the year.
Mail Letters
In order to call attention to the
Importance of the week, letters
are being mailed to every resident
and businessman enclosing one
hundred fire prevention seals, ask
ing that they be used on all mail
ing material until used up, even
after fire prevention week is over.
They are also asking recipients to
send one dollar to help put the
campaign over. Due to reasons
beyond their control the carnival
receipts were not up to previous
years, and the volunteers will be
glad to receive any donations to-
ward meeting their budget.
Name Committee
The fire prevention committee
includes Willard Rutter, Howell
Barnes, and Henry Dukes. They
plan to conduct essay contests in
the two Smyrna Schools on fire
prevention, with three prizes to be
awarded each, according to the
rules of the state and county fire.
mems organizations. Members of
the committee and the fire chiefs
plan to visit schools, institutions,
and business places during the
week.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
Baltijos pakrantes
problemas svarstys prize
Ramiojo Vandenyno

Los Angeles TMD skyrius sau-
sio menesi, rysium su prisimini-
mu apie 1923 m. sausio Is die
nos Klaipedos sukilima ir prisi-
jungima prie Lietuvos, numato
surengti diskusijas apie Mazo-
sios Lietuvos problemas, ju tar
pc ir apie Mazosios Lietuvos at
stow dalyvavima Vyriausiajame
Lietuvos Islaisvinimo Komitete.
Pirma karta Ramiojo Vandenyno
pakranteje bus diskutuojamos
Baltijos pakrantes problemos ;.
Los Ageles TMD skyriaus val
dyboje dabar yra = pirm. V.
Bakunas, vicepirm. - Archis,
sekr. = Barauskas, fin. sekr. =
Severiniene, I'D. - Steponavi-
ciene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
NEBUKIME NUS|MINE!

zvilgterejau j kaledini 'Time"
numeri, ir silta pasidare' kruti-
neje, kai greta garsiujQ siQ lai-
ku dailininkq kuriniu pamaciau
spalvota Vytauto Kasiulio BE
gimo j Egipta" reprodukcija.
Kaip Time" apzvalgininkas
pastebi, ia paveiksla nutapyti
Kasiuli paskatines jo paties be-
gimas is Lietuvos. Giliu liudnu-
mu tas paveikslas primena ir
musu visu - pabegeliu = liki-
ma. Bet giedri paveikslo ramy-
be, taip atitinkanti Kaledq nuo-
taika, teikia NUNS ir nauju vii
ciu: juk sventoji seimynele gri-
70 j namus, kai mire tie, kurie
ieskojo Kudikio gyvybes. like
kline, kad paveikslo simbolizmas
neliks atsiribojes praeitin1i, bet
tiks ir ateiciai. Rasit, ir po musu
tremties ir pieglaudos sioje di-
dzioje salyje seks ramus grill
mas j namrs
Vytauto Kasiulo talento pri-
pazinimas yra sinlDoliSkas II XII
tn atzvilgiu. Jis pakartotinai
irodo, kad dvasios zydejimas ne
priklauso nuo materialiniu sa-
lygu palankumo, bet, priesingai,
kad kancia ir vargas ugdo zmo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
LAISKAS IS NAUJOSIOS ZELAkDlJOS

Lietuvis" Nr. 3. Tx 81 mazoji
grupe buvo taip sutikta. Spaudo-
je teko matyti keleta pastabu,
liecianciu 81 reikala. 'Kodel di-
desnes grupes nebuvo taip su-
tiktos % rase vienas laikras-
tbs. Siuo metu naujieji atvyke-
liai gyvena Pahiatua stovykloje.
Pirmojo transporto lietuviai
jau po truputi tvarkosi. Dalis
persikele j didesnius miestus, pa
keite darbus. Kai kas jau isigijo
nekilnojama turta, kiti rengiasi.
Nuosirdziausi linkejimai Sv.
Kaledoms ir N. Metams is mu-
sQ padanges.
Jus gerbias V. Procuta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

Nors ir paveluotai gauname
Dirva, taciau esame labai pa
tenkinti. Cia randame daug ne
senstanciq turtu, be kuriu lie
tuvis negali apsieiti. Del to nie-
lai laukiame lietuvisko zodzio
ir toliau.
1850 m. spalio 18 d. j Yelling
tono uosta atvyko antrasis DIP
transportas su 1000 DIP. Nema-
zam lietuviu nusiminimui, SUI
transportu atvyko tik 80 lie
tuviu. Transporto dauguma su-
dare slavai. Pirmojo transporto
lietuviai pasitiko naujai atvy-
kusius su kukliomis dovanomis
ir informaciniu leidineliu IN. z.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
LIETUVIS "GYVENA"
p A C. IF K E

Vienas is musu jaunosios kar-
tos jurininku Kostas Bur.
b u j s, kaip ir daug tukstan-
ciu kitty lietuviu tremtiniu, is-
blokstas is Lietuvos, jau bene
1948 metals pateko Ame~ikon.
Jis yra baiges aukstuosius juri-
ninkystes mokslus Belgijoje, po
to yra plaukiojes Lietuvos pre-
kybiniais laivais pirmuoju kapi-
tono padejeju ir visa ellie metp
plaukiojes kitu krastu laivais
(belgu, anglq). ''Vilkas Wis i mis-
ka ziuri'' - tinka pasakyti ir
apie K. Burbuli, mes vos tik atvy-
kes j Amerika, jis vel ''ilindo j
miska', tai yra, istojo j Ameri-
kos prekybos laivyna. Per ia
laika jau kelis kartus buvo Vo-
kietijoje ir Belgijoje = pirmuju
savo jdrininkystes zingsniu VIE
toje. siais metals plaukiojo Ra-
miajame Vandenyne, daug kartu
buvo Japonijoje ir net -. Kore-
joje. Laive gauna visa ellie lietu-
viskq laikrasciu. Neseniai buvo
atplaukes j Los Angeles, bet lai-
vas stovejo tik viena diena, tad
nespejo net pazistamu cia ap-
t1ankvti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

gaus dvasia ir kelia ja j auksty-
bes. Kad tai yra tiesa, parodo ir
tas faktas, kad bolseviku prizes
paudos metu Lietuvoje isaugo
karzygiu, apie kuriuos ilgai kali
bes ateinancios kartos.
Rimti ir susikaupe zengdami
j Naujuosius metus, mes netu-
rime butt nusimine. Sunkls lai-
kai yra gera dirva dideliems
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

darbams. Tx visuomet atsimin-
kline, kad kiekvienas musu pa
gal savo isgales turi seti pa
selio gruda'. Mes tik tokiu budrl
zmogus gall apsidrausti, kad jis
nenueis j kappa "be likusio zenk-
10, kad zmogumi buves'. Sic pra-
cities didvyrio zodziai tebuna
mlsu motto ateinantiems me-
tams. julius Smetona
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

kiais Americas politiniais vejais nebutu ko
dziaugtis.
AR TOAI "vejeliai" atsiranda is ne
susigaudymo ivykiuose, ar is ypatingu is
skaiciavimu?
Cali butt vienaip, gall butt ir kitaip.
Ar seniai cia girdejome panasius balsus is
kitos puses, kai buvo kalbama - remit ar
neremti Ciankaiseka Kinijoj prizes raudo-
nuju puolina Tada is vyriausybes sluoks-
niu buvo nurodoma, kad neapsimoka rem
ii tu, kurie patys kaip reikiant nesigina,
Ineapsimoka pradeti kovos, kurios greiciau-
sia nelaimesi ir It. W ia Kinijos apleidina
respublikonai siandien griauzte griauzia
Idemokratus kaltindami JUGS nuolaidumu
komunstams, kaltindami, kad prezidento
'pareiskimai del Korejos, del Formozos bu-
vo tikras paskatinimas komunistams pra-
deti puolna
Tie cficialus pareiskimai is tikruju tu-
vo toki, ltad del ju galma priekaistauti.
Dabar vyriausybe jau visai kitaip kalba If
elgiasi Bet, kada panasi padetis susidaro
iIlI OpO1 lduot JdIi 10 ICol lJuCilhOIlQ puoco pa
sigirsta visa tas pats ar dar daugiau, kaip
vyriausyEe anuo metu kalbejo apie Rytus.
Tie patys aiskininai: esq, ten zmones patys
nenori O. gintis, esa, vistiek nieko ten ne
laimesi, esa, geriau ziureti tik savo zemyno,
kuriame reikia isgelbeti Vakaru civilizaci-
ja ir kultura Ar tai nera toks pat kvie-
tinas Maskvai eiti ir init Europa Xxi pat
Atlantic krantu, drasiai pasitikint, kad Ame-
rika nelinkusi rimtai prisideti prie JOS
gynimo?
Kodel tas skirtumas paziuroje Azija
ir Europa? Ar tai atsitiktinis dalykas, ar
tai stanobios pramones apskaiciavinai, kad
Azijoj daugiau zmoniu, daugiau naturally
turtu ir nlaza pramones, todel Azijai ga
lima daugiau parduoti, negu Eurojai, kuri
2ati turi didele savo pramone? Jeigu tai
butu antrasis atvejis, tai naujuosius vejus
.uretumem laikyti greiciau ciniskais, ne
gu dziuginanciais
ACHESONAS, tas pats, kuri reikalau-
ia pasalinti, kaip perdaug nuolaidu bolsevi-
kams, Hooverio pareiskimus taip atsake:
Isl politika yra atsitraukimo j musu
pusrutuli politika ir bandymas tik defen-
zyviniu budu veikti prizes pavojus kitose
pasaulio dalyse Prmutinis tokios politi-
kos vaisius butu suteikimas galimybes So
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

Ivietu Sajungai greit uzgrobti visa Eurazi-
jos zemes mase. Tai atiduotu j Sovietu
Sajungos rankas tokius karinius isteklius
ir ukini pajeguma, koks butu nebepasiekia-
mas musu paciu namu apsaugos reikalans.
Ir tai suteiktu Sovietu Sajungai tokias stra-
tegines pozicijas, kurios butu katastrofis-
kos Jungtinems Valstybems."
"Mes atmetame, = toliau sake Acheso-
mas, - sedejimo ir drebejimo audros suku-
RYE politika ir laukima, kada kit teiksis
NUNS ka nors paruosti. Mes esam tvirtai
pasiryze kurti savo jega petys. peti SUI mu-
su sajungininkais Ia darydami mes sau-
kiames visa laisvaji pasauli, kad islaikytu
Isavo laisve."
Buves apsaugos sekretorius Robert P.
Patterson, respublikonas, irgi pasisake
prizes Hooverio nuomone:
me laikas dabar atitraukti rllsu ra-
jegas prie musu krantu. Tai yra hainini-
mo, nusiminimo ir pralaimej jimo patari-
mas"
Tx SITE pareiskimai yra vejelio
pustelejimai, lzurie zadina Wits, bet il juo-
Sc girdim Wis ia pacia gaida apie lais-
vuju laisves saugojima, ne apie laisves ne
tekusiuju gelbejima.
NUNS reikia visomis jegomis stengtis.
kad sitoki vejai stipretu, kad stipretu Vi
sur, kur tik jie gall butt reiksmingi, lygiai
demokratu, lygiai respublikonu partijose
lygiai administracijoje, lygiai Kongrese.
Tam turime panaudoti visas prieinamas
itakos priemones.
Ateinantieji metal bus labai svarbls
laisvojo ir pavergtojo pasaulio likimui
Nuns svarbiausias dalykas, kad ne tik lais-
vasis issaugotu laisve, bet ir pavergtasis
nebutu uznlirstas Tam turime itempti vi
sas pajegas. Keno asmenines itakos, kie-
no organizuoti zygiai, musu visu bent
finansine items zygiams parama turi kuti
|sumobilizuota stipriau, negu kada nors.
Todel turime ko jautriausiai atsiiepti
Il Americas Lietuviu Tarybos atsisaukima
kviecianti prisideti prie LAISES MOBI-
|LIZACIJOS VAJAUS.
Visokiu klausimu rysium su tue daug
kan iskyla: ar tai pades, ar tikslingai vel
kama, ar isgirsim apyskaitas ir tt. Apple
tai pakalbesime atskirai Bet principals =
prisidekime, uoliai ir gausiai prisidelsilne,
0 tada turesime teises kalbeti apie tiks-
Ilinguma, apie apyskaitas ir kita
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Aeiu Rsmejoms!

Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prize
monems pagerinti aukojo Sic
skaitytojai:
Kudokas S., Cleveland $1.OO
Bruskevicius A., Canada O.5O
Matulevicius ", Cleveland LOO
Alekna j., Cleveland 100
Dalinkevicius P, Detroit 100
Juodisius j., Cleveland 100
Kvekshas P, Burns, Oregon LOO
Greicius v, Cleveland 100
Brazauskas ", Cleveland 100
Michelevicius Pr, Cleveland 200
Andrijauskas p, Anglia 10 Sill.
Mulioliene B., Cleveland $1.OO
Smigelskis A., Cleveland 100
Ulenas Petras, Brooklyn 100
Yucius Felix, Cleveland 100
Baksys j., Chicago 100
Paltarokas j., Hartf., Conn. LOO
Titas Karolis, Cleveland LOO
Jurevicius j., Chicago 100
Asevicius St., Cleveland LOO
Saukevicius F., Cleveland 100
Naujenis W.T., Venezuela O.5O
Kripas j., Ann Arbor, Mich. LOO
Bociunas F., Hartf., Conn. 100
Jok1baitiene NJ, Baltimore, 100
Sakavicius j., Pana, Ill. LOO
Lietuvninkas j., Baltimor, LOO
DR.. Biezis S., Chicago 200
Rinkunas A., Detroit 100
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
ANTRA PUSE
A TENANT SEKMADIENJ baieiame


l95O-uosius metus Su jais bairiame
pi1maja Xxx amziaus puse - to XX-ojo an
zlaus, kuriuo zmoniia tick daug yra didzia-
Vusls del jane padarytos nepaprastai di-
deles pazangos technikci. del daugybes
naujV isradimu ir ivairie 10 il praktisko
prltaikyno, del su110 lla - nors ir ne
vlsur = nepaprastl patogumu kasdieni-
Name gyvenime
Garsnes filmos, radijas, televizija, orc
suslsieksmas, kurio deka siandien per nakt;.
galima pasieEti visai kita pasaulio krasta,
II daugyte kitty dalyku, apie kuriuos PEREZ
tame simtmetyje zmones vos tedriso sva-
joti, siandien jau yra kasdienine realybe.
Visa tai yra sio, XX-ojo amziaus laime-
jimai.
BET zMONES nera laimingi. salia
visu tu patogumu dedasi dalykai, kurie att
ma nora dziaugtis ir ton1is c6ryl6mis, ku-
rlomis zmoniu isradingulras zmonija ar
bent jos dali yra apdovanojes
stai, kada prizes metus iskeleme mint,
jog siais metals kaip tik laikas perzvelgti
p'"oJo'l pueoii.i' iHeC /, p-1'lliilllIl, kas zy-
maus per ia laika pasaulo ar musu tautos
syVei,ilhe lVyko' oaznas net pakaloeJo, jog
I'd. .al 'lhra outQ loomu II grazu bet t.. per
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
VISIT THE BREAKS
TO MAKE DISCOVERY
London, KY, Sentinel-Echo

London, KY, Sentlnel-EchO
In the Cumberland Mountains
of Southeastern Kentucky has
been found the sculptured bust OF
great man, carved by Nature,
more magnificent and inspiring
than those carved by man in the
Black Hills of the Dakotas, which
have captured the imagination of
thousands of men and women.
During the days of the Civilian
Conservation Corps, Capt. Calvin
J. Kinsler was charged by the
United States army to look after
the boys in CCC camps in state
parks and forests of Kentucky.
Since World War II, Captain Kin
ster, now engineer for the city of
Huntingsburg, Ind, has spent his
annual vacations in pre-war
haunts in Kentucky which remain
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
Should q Dog Be Judged
BY the Company He Keeps?

Bent on mischief, band OF dogs
spent busy morning harassing a
farmers cattle. Then they went
off to ronp In nearby field,
where they were soon joined by a
big, friendly collie. Meanwhile, the
farmer decided to teach the ma
RAIDERS a lesson. He took his rifle,
went to the field, and shot into the
pack. Unfortunately, the bullet
struck down the only innocent one
Of the lot-the collie. When the col
He's owner sued for damages, tha
farmer argued that it was the dog s
own fault for getting naked up with
troublemakerS. But the court was
not impressed and held the farmer
liable. The judge said that an in
nocent dog should not be con-
demned just because he gets into
bad company!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
Where Joe Wanted Us
(EditO rial)

Joe Stain has the United
States exactly where he has
been wanting it. That is the i'm
plication of the dark news from
Korea. This country has been
sucked into a war with China.
Although there has not been a
declaration, war is going on.
When 100000 Chinese strike
our forces in Korea, that is war
and the very kind of war that
Stain has wanted to drag us
into.
1: x x
China is huge country, with
deserts and mountains that
seem to extend to the infinite.
AS Japan learned, it is just
the kind of country to swallow
an army. China has uncOunted
millions of guerrilla manpOwer
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
Muy O ReoI Estate Agent
"Serve Two Mosters?"

A man who owned a home near
downtown hired real estate agent
to find him some property on the
city's outskirts. A few days later.
woman living in the suburbs
asked the same agent to find her a
place in the city. The agent seized
the opportunity to engineer a trade
between the parties, figuring that
he would collect a nice commission
from both sides. Unluckily for him,
the owners compared notes and
found out about the double COM
mission. Both thereupon refused to
pay a cent to the broker, and the
court upheld their position. The
judge said that, if an agent is work
ing for both parties, he can't do
good job for either one. This rule
has been traced to the Biblical
maxim that mo servant can serve
two masters"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30

that seemingly cares not a jOt
for dying. Such country is able
to contain all of our might for
years. While we are held in
that dragons embrace, Russia
might be able to wreak her
will in all the rest of the world.
!. 4 X
The life of this nation is in
danger. Surely, the President
and the Congress of the United
States know that. They should
forget politics and place the
country on a war footing. Let
them save the people from the
greed of profiteers and do all
that can be done to marshal
the cOuntry's might. Our luck
cannot hold forever, and we
cannot always muddle through.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30

airy. After about two years. the
woman decided that she was enti-
tied to some compensation for her
work-and she filed suit against
the church for two years pay.
However. the court turned down
her claim. The judge said that
the woman's playing was pre-
aumed to be "a labor of love-"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
BEVERLY-VANOVER

OSBORNE GAP-Eugene Bev-
erly and Miss Ruby Hanover were
united in marriage Saturday, Nov.
IL, at the home of the brides
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Estes Van
over Of Freezing. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Car
son Swindall, ministers of the
Osborne Gap Church of Christ.
The groom was dressed in his
army uniform. The bride wore a
mauve brown suit and carried a
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30

and the poor woman tumbled all
the way down to the basement
Considerably shaken up by the
fall, she later sued her neighbor
for damages. But the court turned
down the woman's claim. saying it
was her own fault for carrying the
kitten through the door. The judge
said the natural thing to do, In
locking up kitten, is to push it
through the door with ones hands
and then quickly close the door!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30

|
| cannot always muddle through.
ed part of him, exploring South
eastern Kentucky for other seem
ic areas which he had learned
abounded there, and meeting still
more hospitable people of that
section.
For his 1850 vacation, Captain
Kinsler visited Richard Hubbard
near London, KY. Mr. Hubbard for
| ten years worked for the Nation
al Park Service in developing
Kentucky state parks under the
CCC program, and for a while
was associated with Capt Kinsler
in the Pine Mountain State Park
| After a short visit to the scene of
of former labors, and with Gene
Hubbard as driver, the two start
ed on the annual tour of explora-
ton. This led them to the Big
Sandy, at the Kentucky Virginia
boundary on Highway 80 in Pike
county, which has been much III
the public eye the. past several
months. They returned with won
derous tales of both scenes and
men. They had never seen any
thing quite so marvelously mag
nificent in scenery, nor to sur
pass the friendliness of men they
/ met.
From Elkhorn City they were
accompanied to the Breaks by ].
| d. Wright, Fred Rainey and Lee
Anderson. They were amazed at
the mass of stone being blasted
from the walls of the canyon to
the gorge below by the Kentucky
Department of Highways to make
road to connect with one being
built simultaneously by Virginia.
For many hudnred feet it was q
sheer cut up to 100 feet high But
what impressed them more was
the work that had been done ov-
err the cons by Nature, indescri
able in beauty and grandeur.
1t was just beyond the heaviest
of the blasting being done that
they made a discovery. AS bodies
in the heavens, being studied
thorugh the 200-inch telescope on
Mt. Palomar, it was not recogniz
ed till after the pictures they had
taken there had been developed.
High above the drilling mach
ines still sinking holes for mighty
blasts-yet spared destruction
and damage by the works of men
in conquering the barriers unsur-
mountable except by the most
hardy of the species-was found
the giant sculptured shoulders
and head of a man, with perfect
| features, Of immense size and in
bold relief.
1t must have a name What
should that name be? 1t was re-
nembered that Kelly. Day, Pike
vile business man, had for de-
cades expounded the greatness of
the Breaks of the Cumberland,
Until at long last others had
heard and taken notice and the
Breaks were about to be made
available to man. Kelly Day had
been its godfather and was now
Its guardian angel, II would be
the Kelly Day Point, where
the visage Of one who would not
give up, will through the ages
stand sentinel over the Grand
Canyon of the East"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30

Spent last Saturday morning
wandering all over the house.
Wherever / went-upstairs or
DOWN. kept hearing a "squeak."
Couldn't fnd out where it was COM
ing from until uOon-time when the
missus came home from her weekly
shopping.
Listen" I says to her, "hear
that squeak ?" | started walking
real Quiet-like across the kitchen
and there it went again! "Joe
Marsh" she laughs, "thst Is moth
ing but yeur suspsndsr clips rub
bing back and forth when yen
walk" And darnsd II 1t WASN'T
From where sit, I'd been leta
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30

Sure enough, one of the ladies lost
her footing and, splashed into the
water. She was speedily fished out
safe and sound, but ready for
trouble. She sued the steamship
company for damages, and the
court granted her claim. The judge
said that as public carrier, the
ship should have provided safer
gangplank for Its passengers.
A woman member OF q small
country church was pretty good
orsahist. After considerable coax
ing by her friends, she agreed to
play the organ every Sunday morn.
ing. Nothing was said about u sal.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
Moy You Collect Domoees
If You Fall OFF the
res. Il CID
iunk of q Ship?

A ladies' auxiliary hired a steam
boat and went on an all-day excur-
sion. At the end of the trip, the
gangplank was lowered and the
ladies began marching down to the
dock. Unfortunately, the gangplank
was very narrow, had no railing,
and was tilted at a 30-degree angle.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
From where sit %. by Joe Marsh
| Have A
CLOSE SqueokY

ting a little thing become a serious
problem. Like some little differ
ence of opinion or taste will start
off great big argument. | may
prefer a temperate glass of beer
with my dinner-while the missus
likes tea but we figure that no
two people have exactly the same
likes and dislikes. So, why get all
"het up" about it?
The moral is, check your sus-
penders--and check your temper
when it comes to little things,
Che M44<
r. h 4
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-11-30
Readers Courtroom
Oops, Wrong Door
Broker Went Broke
X
Dogs Best Friends
Is it Your Own FouIt
If You Mistake a Stairway
For q Closet?
BY Will Bernard, LIB.
State laws vary. For personal
guidance, see your local attorney.

A woman took her kitten to a
neighbours house one morning and
asked If she could leave 1t there
for awhile. The neighbor walked
over to door, opened 1t slightly,
and said: Put her in there"
Thinking it was a closet, the wom-
an picked up the kitten and stepped
through the doorway. Unfortunate
ly, the door opened onto a stairway