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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
11
Simple methods for frying vegetables after parboiling or quick boiling. Fried carrots use butter and a brief fry to brown, while fried cauliflower coats pieces in beaten eggs before frying in butter for a crisp finish.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce held a safety week campaign in Monroe with coffins wrecked autos and Beware signs displayed on downtown streets. Police reported traffic accidents doubled during the week.
Berlin January 30 German high rank documentary Victory in the West shown to press fails to answer if Germany has a glen weapon and what it looks like The film portrays tough defenses and spirited French resistance as well as British and retreating Allied actions The red sea question answer notes surface water blooms of tiny plants.
More than 1 000 letters to be ingten yesterday by Postmaster G Pred Switzer from stamp collectors nationwide. The first Highway Post Office bus trip from Harrisonburg to Washington will carry one driver and four clerks led by Clyde Peters with Claude Dellinger Orville Liskey and Lovell Grove as staff. Civic leaders urge locals to mail letters on the inaugural run for publicity.
Notice of foreclosure of the Waverly farm in Frederick County Virginia near Winchester. The 510 acre property with 19.4 poles and improvements is offered at public auction on February 6 1941 at 10 a m at the Frederick County Circuit Court in cash with 10 percent bid due at sale and balance within ten days. Trustee S H Plummer acts under a deed of trust dated July 1 1930 with J W Robinson and Clara P Robinson.
The nine ton mail bus runs Washington to Harrisonburg with an escort of state police on its first trip. It leaves Washington at 5 30 a m and arrives in Harrisonburg at 11 a m. returns from Harrisonburg at 4 p m arriving back in Washington at 9 30 p m. The 33 foot long vehicle weighs 18 643 pounds and carries nine tons of mail. It features 120 letter case separations and 40 pouch and sack separations, a toilet and clothes closet, and is powered by a 12 cylinder White engine.
A red white and blue nine passenger carrier named U. S. Highway Post Office is described with its seating, and its front rear and top bearing the official wording. The Afternoon News indicates press time at 9 P. M. in London 10 P. M. in Berlin 11 P. M. in Rome and Alexandria.
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