davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1933-01-15
HELP-WOMEN.
(Coufiuued.l

SALEsLADIES = Americas most beautiful
playing cards .H ready s, at hosest prices nt penn
Sl5 weekly. No canvassing. Permanent
Sample cards FREE. Chicago Gard Co.. Dept.
xx-15. 1899 w. 35th. Chicago.
SAXOPHONIST for dance orchestra. estab-
lished Z yrs. in WASHINGTON; other brass or
wind instruments. Call Miss Roman. Ad.
1870.
executi I've. Prefer stenographer and typist.
Must be good at figures and able to keep
accurate stock records. Address Box I50-
y. Star ofhce.
SOLICITORS, 4, women. living in vicinity
Mt Rainier and Hyattsviile well known in
excellent chance to make big money. APPLY
Monday morning, Mr.. Reed. Pilgrim Laun-
dry. Brentwood. Md.
SOPRANOS openings in well known
chorus choir; unusual opportunity. Ao-
dress Box 490-D. Star office.
STENOGRAPHER. young. to assist in house
keeping and do some stenographie work eve
objection to other position; family of two.
new home, OH upper 10th. Adams 94O2.W'
TEACHER or Y: W. c; A. worker for Chris
perience, age and phone number. Address
Box 6s-D. Star office.
healthy and below As. to look after children
in home where other help is employed; room,
board and So month; references. Tele-
phone Adams 9455.
over ~. married or single: congenial work;
permanent. 1000 Conn. ave. Suite .:
WOMAN. white. middle aged, general house
wcrk OIL farm. all modern Improvements;
$50 per month Mrs. Elizabeth Swanson,
Upper Marlboro, Ma. Phone Marlboro 42-J.
perienced in magazine subscription work;
permanent. Phone Natl 1858 Tor inter-
view
WoMEN-several openings on our sales
WOmen-takinR orders for house,
hold specialties. Salary, carfare and COM
mission. Experience not necessary. 9l6 u
bakery; well acquainted with city. Apply
Sunday and Monday. 2449 18th st, NV.
YOUNG LADIES. 5. cultured. absolutely no
Munaey ie B1ildins. Has Rins ban. H.n, W ;s''-'
YOUNG WOMAN, not over so. capable do
ing 1ln-l2o shorshand, '5-SQ typlng. IL
teliigent, elersetie, Level -headed and expert
cnced enc who cal ta-;e her ;op seriously
and assume some responsibility. 1t will take
-eFcral months 10 learn the Job and don't
manent position; experience in investment
security or brokerage business desirable.
704 American Security Bldg Monday.
WOMAN OF CHARACTER.
An international corporation requires the
an for immediate opening; must be sincere
and ambitious, with ability to meet the pub
lie; splendid income. opportunity for ad-
vancement and travel. Apply Mrs. Klein.
72S Tower Bldg, i4th and K SITS. NV.
WOMEN.
For profitable position, old established
local business has three positions open in
our sales department for women Of neat ap-
pearance and pleasing personality. Call
Monday. to IL am. Suite 301, Washing
ton Bldg
COLORED, 3 SALESWOMEN.
Over 30 for special work In our depart
mcnt of sales; hours . to 4. no work Satur-
day; steady employment; only women of
neat appearance need apply. Call Monday
morning. IL to 1890. 1435 G. st. NV,
Room BOG
Evening star., 1933-01-15
TAXICAB DRIVERS
TO DRIVE
BLUE LIGHT TAXICABS.
Experienced. Reliable. Steady Workers.
Drive the Cab The Public Demands.
204T J. ST. NV

This advertisement is not directed
TO statesmen, but to men who are
honest, practical and resourceful.
With the additional territory added
by the local factory branch OF an
American corporation which has es-
tablished a record of increased busi-
ness monthly oyer a period of thirty
seven consecutive months, it is neces-
sary that we employ twelve men for
protected territories in and around
Washington.
The men selected must be 25 to
As years OF age, neat in appearance
with permanent local address and
willing 10 follow Instructions regard
less OF previous experiences.
If you are interested in $500 or
more week, apply Monday between
10 and !. Mr.. Wilson, POI Denrike
Bldg, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1933-01-15
WANTFD-ACFNTS

AGENTss..sel! Ineerson dollar .stropping out
ented. needed by All men who use. razor
particulars write Robt H JngerSol, Inc,
IS Lispenard ST. New York. N Y.
ANSWER THIS for quick action; get sam
pie magic polishing cloth free: possible to
make 50 1rst few hours: demonstrates
easily; Wild fiGe seller Christy, Inc, Dept
- Newark, N. Y
ZIG QUICK PROFITS, brand-new safety
device; whirlwind seller; 20 TO work imme-
diatsiy. See Q. Martin. g33 10th NV
NEW POCKET RADIO. $3.50 complete;
taking country by storm; gays 1905; sells
Itself with music" Spencer Laboratories
NEW RUBBER goods line; AZ revolutionary
Inventions; homes. oflces buy INSTANTLY;
AGENTS may make 500 weekly; outfit free
Erisfee Mfg, Box 1O3 Akron. Ohio
NO MATTER what you are selling. postal
addressed -Halpen, Dept A-303,
phiIadeIphia, Pa. will bring one Of best
money making offers ever received. Write
E3So MONTHLY selling 10 Carter window
sT-,sfsers daily; cleans, poii5hez; Good House
te1nf1s- gpprcyrl; restricted te-rttory Write
Ca-. rra'' s. rs F-elt ave, Cls.e-
ssa, c.-i-.
Evening star., 1933-01-15

GIRL. colored. wishes work by the day or
part time. 324 End St ne. Lin. 9G5G-J.
GIRL neat. colored. light, wishes chamber
maid. waiting. cleaning; frst-claSs ref.
North 9372 Ice
Evening star., 1933-01-15

PIANO TUNED and minor repairs. 50. city
and suburbs; work guaranteed by old ex;
of1cial tuner with U. s. Marine Band L.
Larsen. phone tbefore 10 a.mD Lin. BAL.
PLASTERING. Stucco cement work; esti-
mates furnished on all repair work: expert
enced workmen and prompt service. Call
Georgia 1882. 21@
PLASTERING, patch work done; reasonable;
Smith. 705 18th Sc. Lin. 453l. Lin. 1856.
PLUMBING! HEATING! CALL CARL AND
save money City and suburbs. Terms.
Met. 90S7. Berwyn 90. 1132 9th st. NV.
RADIO SERVICE by experts. 81 per call;
satisfaction guaranteed. Apex Elec. Co.. 700
Evening star., 1933-01-15

HAND LAUNDRY. first class. Mems shirts.
bundle. lUc ID. 212l st. NV. Pot. 0S0S
Evening star., 1933-01-15
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIC.


WOMEN %. colored want part-time work
North s0i4. ',,'',.Y'
YOUNG GIRL. experienced, mothers helper,
wants a job; good reference. 2l0S Flasler
pl. NV. between lst and md sts.
YOUNG WOMAN. Catholic. desires house
TSrE Io0 or Other r Sork & iar n
MOTOR TRAVEL.
cUT-RATE BUS TICKETS Example, New
TS1s TSTk 6aas oEi e also Pr
EAE SARS az P0nes psn south a on daE the sa1asy
National Trsyel Bureau. 1401 Eye ST. NE.
YOUNG MAN careful driver. wishes trans
portation to California; drive, share ex-
penses. Phone Met, 5000. ext. "a
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR LEAVING FOR
Miami Jan. Il. closed car. radio. would like
passengers: reas. Adams 34S9. 16'
February. desire party to drive for trans
portation; room for additional passenger;
Franklin car. Columbia 4114. 16s
dSx dSvn1 d5vnf to St the
Shepherd 1882.
PRIVATE AUTOS-WE REGISTER PASSEN-
gers OF cars: have cars for Florida & Calf.
Sss5'0i ssso. lrS'el service parkSide Hotel DIST
GENTLEMAN DRIVING NEW LA SALE
Seaan Sst 10 Palm Beach. January is. aecommo-
BUICK GOING TO MIAMI JAN. IS TO 20.
Iake two passengers, Sl2.50 each. HAS
18th st. NV.
WANTED - PASSENGERS; AM DRIVING
Thursday to Minneapolis, MINI, via CHICAGO.
Address Box ZOE. Star Once.
MIAMI. FLA. - LEAVING THIS WEEK.
GaEFf hs rp i've eveTy s1' WiSer fsh Decatur o65
DRIVING TO FLORIDA IN WARM SEDAN
Can take one or two to any town on route:
cheap. Georgia 1854
PRIVATE CARS. ALL CITIES; cut-rate bus
tickets. Los Angeles, S33. U. S. Travel Bu-
reau, 1921 Penna. Met. 74l1.
MIAMI. Monday or Tuesday: 1898 VS. Sc
dan, heated, take . or 3, ladies preferred.
Mrs. Preston. Clarendon 1901.
DRIVING LOS ANGELES. 1893 Buick de
luxe sedan. Wed. Thurs; take pas
sengerS. Mr.. Jordan, No. Sd43.
PRICES REDUCED.
Private cars and cut-rate bus tickets.
Walker Exchange. Logan Hotel. No. Sb43.
Evening star., 1933-01-15

BODY MASSAGE.
Nervous Cases Solicited.
Mrs. KING. Adams $500.
INVEST IN HEALTH.
We can rapidly build up the underweieht
or reduce the overweight: scientific diet. ac-
cording to your needs; health treatments by
graduate nurses; MASSAGE. colontc irrtga-
tions: rates, SIS per week UP. Column
bia 6307.
SONG POEMS WANTED.
Recognized melody writer desires original
words. Earl Whittemore, Nat 1885. 511
Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg 2l'
Evening star., 1933-01-15

YOUNG COLLEGE MAXWELL grounded in
credit, collections. corresp., office detail.
salesman. Ge. 1904 Sun, or Nat. 2161 Mon.
Evening star., 1933-01-15
SITUATIONS--MEN.
Tr.Nr-I


YOUNG COLLEGE. MAN-welI grounded in
salesman. Ge. 1904 Sun, or Nat. 2161 Mon.
YOUNG MAN. war veteran. commissioned
officer. graduate Of law and b. 8. degree. 3
yrs. valuable inveStigative experience. Govt.
Office experience. desires position of trust
and responsibility. Address Box 36-E. Star
ONCE.
drive iz-ton panel truck for reliable con-
cern. Call Wise. 2546.
YOUNG MAN. white. wishes position as
except domestic. Adams 1889.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes position as
butler. houseman. porter, or any hotel work;
excellent references. Call At. 1912.
YOUNG MAN, colored. experienced. desires
position. chauffeur butler, houseman refer
ences. North 4537. 15'
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
CARETAkER-Best reference, married; de-
sireS care OF house estate for free rent.
ADDRESS Box SS-E. Star office.
COUPLE, settled. dependable, refined. ex-
perlenced; no children; wife will manage
small apt or large rooming house for small
salary and living quarters. gas. cleo and
laundry: Address Box zoe. Star ONCE.
HoUSEKEEPER. white. neat. clean. depend
able, honest: good renter; husband will do
repairs. Address Box 34-S, Star office.
MAN AND WIFE colored (no children). de-
sire position; tanitor. experienced house
North 2263-J.
MAN AND WIFE, UNDERGRADUATE nurses, de-
5039-J.
Evening star., 1933-01-15
waNTED-saLEsMEN.

AMAZING NEW LINE SC and lOc counter
merchandise: Aspirin. Razor Blades. Mer-
new items never before introduced, All self
counter displays. Demonstrators wanted to
show line to retailers and earn UP to Ia5Fo
profit In permanent, growing position. In
vestment or experience unnecessary. Busi-
ness grows itself without selling. Ground
floor opportunity. Write Procopax Dept j.
702. 1856 s. Troy. Chicago.
AUTO TRADE SALESMAN, financially re-
sponsible,. offered exclu. terr Washington
district by estab.. mfgr. highest quality
spa spsrk nIooE1yn plugs andersen 1lo1 Gravesend
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for statesmen to
rsgTeSeat tn nationally advertised produet Cali
HOME GAS BILL cut 42Gt Restaurant saves
- hrst month"; Gas MiSer sweeping coun-
Try agents cleaning UP. L. Marvel, coz W.
Washinston Blvd. Chicago ~
NEW MERCHANDISING method beats chain
store prices 5c-lOc counter displays SELL,
ing merchants everywhere; 1000 profit for
you and dealer. Drexel Co. Elgin. Ill
NEW PATENTED safe safety razor gives di-
agonal barber stroke automatically: entirely
1inerent, sels on sight; low priced; every
na. pias. hot prospect; tremendous profits
Chicago. "
AUTOMOBILE statesmen with car Liberal
GGo0m1mnlsslons G01n Leads furnished on our new
boiling. Most economical tranSportation. An
eAceiient opportunity for men willing to work
neeQ aDplS. Call2n mo-
soors: inc Franklin distributors, 1929 NJ
opPoRTUNITY-.New field. Unique play
eauipmcnS for the home. Travel Soutl with
menaser. address Boz 9-E Star Office =
SALESMAN, agents. district nanagers-Ex-
SiuslVe territory rights now offered on
rev, amazing discovery which retails for sc,
almost everybody Will bug ii. Your greatest
write. call or. wire for appointment M.
Bandas, 10 N Royal It, Alexandria, va
Ielephone Alex 1896.
SALESMAN with unlimited confidence in
franchise Of a nationally known and ad-
verttsed manufacturer. Territory consists
CT Washington and several surrounding
counties. Successful applicant will receive
personal training. Must have car live in
territory and show successful record An
SWer in own Handwriting. giving age. ad-
aarreI1S ar1 sstGa pso p9sone numbe- Address Box
SALTsSMEN OF ability, c-:ccIIent opportunity.
E1od income, e,.clu-ire tH-T.torr. outside
y. C.; must finance ce.t TO- ebert pariod.
Rccrl 914, ltn6 G. sc. n.I,. be-. 80 & $50
Monday and Tuesday evenings only
SALESMEN-2 hign-grade men. with build
large Washington construction company ex-
pand1ng business; strictly commission. Ad-
dress Box 162-E. Star office.
A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION with excellent
record, under supervision of the U. S.
Treasury Department, desires the services
OF energetic salesman in the new accounts
department; give phone number OF address
Tor appointment Address Box Bile. Star
office.
Evening star., 1933-01-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

POPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS. piano,
etc. Free instruments to all enrolling for
classes Christensen 71S 11th NV. DI. 1878.
AUTO LESSONS BY EXPERIENCED IN
structor; any hour; reasonable rates. Call
Cleveland 953S. 17s
CELLO TNSTPTJCTT0N MISC T1OTTp A r,
Evening star., 1933-01-15
HELP....-MEN.

CANVASSERS, experienced for home i'm
propemcnts; house-to-house canvaSsins; no
selling: GOOD opportunity for hustleTs. Ap-
Fly / to ) pm Monday and Tuesday. Room
2O3 Chn ndler Rida. AZ Eve st.
Evening star., 1933-01-15

GIRL, colored. wants place as general house
work; will stay at night reference. II3S
18th st. Phone District s2Gl.
Evening star., 1933-01-15

PRACTICAL NURSE. white wishes employ
ment. refined home: care of children, house
Keeper consider. small compensation; is
member of Calvary M. E. Church. Col I'd
near 10TH. Apply 14S3 Meridian ST n W
Evening star., 1933-01-15
SELL TO STORES.

Worlds largest company Of its kind
wants good men in this territory to
call on dealers with nationally advertised
line OF counter display goods. Aspirin.
razor Blades. Mercurochrome. Breath
Gum, etc. SC and 10c fast selling necas-
sites. 65 new. popular items on powerful,
attractive counter displays which move
goods automatically. Up to JN0g profit
to retailer. Up to 1907 profit for YOU.
experience unnecessary Can start with
out investment. For action write QUICK
NO ohligation Worlds Products Co Dept
M-266, Spencer. Ind
Evening star., 1933-01-15
Statesmen

statesmen
To sell a 5-cent package of cigarettes on
commission basis. Also 5-cent candy of a
national organization. Applicants must have
car and small security. rare opportunity
Tor the right men who have visions and good
references. w. E. Gilbreth. 1921 Rhode Is
Evening star., 1933-01-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks, maids.
houseworkers; day. week. month; references
ja2?.
DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 24l9. 1897
i4th. supplies cooks, &. h. w. mattresses
days workers. janitors. couples chauffeurs,
buffers. FREE SERVICE.
Evening star., 1933-01-15
PERSONAL.
(Continued.)
pp-Sru0SI pT'sY CRoI-

PRE-SCHOOL PLAY GROUP.
Gives your child. = to >. trained care and
model equipment: hours \ to 6; hot dinner,
transportation: So weekly. 1917 Kenyon st.
Col 6Sul
Evening star., 1933-01-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TEA ROOM in good NV. section: established
SID. Star office.
Evening star., 1933-01-15

ROOMING HOUSE, IL rooms. all fiied:
price, $3.50 small down payment; rent, $50
LIBERTY SALES co.
lily Eye s.. NV Sterling aio4.
(Continred on E:xt PassJ
Evening star., 1933-01-15

WELL WELL ESTABLISHED, WELL LOCATED
PEG; with shop and dwelling: doing good
suS,1tsS BUSINESS; VIII accept about eight thousand
equIty IN small apartment house. with trust
ohly preferably ne. Box 81 BerWyn. Nd
Evening star., 1933-01-15

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. neat. reliable, would
like to work evenings; reference. Pot 4366.
HOUSEKEEPER-Refine educated, white
woman with 6-year -old. well trained girl:
refs. and experience. Box 365-D. Star Office
I1AUNDRESS wants q place in family or
work to take home. also a good cook; refs.
or
Evening star., 1933-01-15
RusINEss oPpoRruNITIEs.

FOR Rents 900 feet vacant ground, Half
ST. s.w.. Buzzar6s Point. near Penna. Rail-
road spur. Apply 1915 18th st. NV, end
Moor.
Evening star., 1933-01-15
HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY CULTURE Opportunity for bright
young lady as student apprentice; apply in
person. Margaret (. Scheetze, skin and
scalp specialist, established - years. 1145
NnDD ave N
Evening star., 1933-01-15

GIRL. light colored. experienced. desires
work Of any kind city reference stay
nights. Col. 254S.
Evening star., 1933-01-15

NEW ENGLAND MFG. co. EsT I0IO1-
wants men 70 sell institutions and busi-
HssS LESS uaoe; must carry small stock: pro-
tHScieo repeat. volume sales Profitable
write ORONA Co. Cambridge. Mass
WI MILL BUY BOARDING HOUSE in exciu-
dress Box 14-E. Star once au-
Evening star., 1933-01-15

tRELICAIESSEN and grocery; no combetI.
ZION. store and modern rooms; good for
vne VINO could handle fresh meats and yegs.
Evening star., 1933-01-15
FOUR Statesmen

Age 25 to 35 years; must have car; Aver
eRe $500 per month. Pleasant work. Our
eRlesmen are not required to do any can
Vasstng. as We provide prospects daily. If
serious. call between and 12 am. 1910
Fl st. NV. Room 102.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12
Forty-Eight Honor Pupils
i'm Richland Grade School

Grade one-Evelyn Quacken-
bush, Stanley Samms, Leslie Oat-
man, Jack Allen, Marvin Crow.
Grade two-Gertrude Baum
gartner, Wayne Supplee, Leona
Arrestouihl, Margaret Finney,
Patsy Pattee, Virginia Sutton,
Lois Satter.
Grade three-Vivian Rayhill,
Dorothy Shelton, Marie Hamilton,
Virginia Mytle, Alice Perkins, Ar
dein Selberg, Edith Weidle, Rob-
ert Weidle.
Grade four-Ruth Sloan, Alma
Combs, Bertha Sutton, Farold
Gregory, Harold Shoenwald, Paul
Larsen, Karl Baumgartner, Joyce
Miller.
Grade five-Robert Fletcher,
Dewey Oatman, Alice Dolven, Bob
Selberg, Albert Abramson.
Grade six-eLonard Sherber.
Grade sevenEMartha Wagner,
Ruth McGhan, Thelma Combs,
Ernest Perkins, Gertrude Hack
ney, Molva Hartung, Robert Fer
dinand.
Grade eight-Romaine Rayhill,
Irene Luelloff, Lois Brown, Hazel
Middleton, Leata Perkins, Marcia
Supplee, Boyd Wilton.
Mrs. Joe Willard, who was OPP
Grated on for gall stones and ap
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

A. Wall began his work as SUI
peryisor of the Kennewick dis
trict. s.-.~s
The girls basketball town team
has reason to be proud Friday
evening as they defeated Finley at
Richland and Saturday night de-
feated Pasco at Pasco. The Pasco
floor had been used the night be-
fore as a dancing floor and In
spite of all that could be done was
very slippery and the numerous
falls created lots of excitement.
The boys were not so successful
and were defeated at both places.
Albert Hackney was the star
player.
When Mrs. VanDine returned
from Mr.. McGhan's funeral she
| was suffering so that she had
to consult physician. He order
ed her taken to the hospital at
once and an operation was found
necessary for an abcess. She is
getting along nicely.
| &C. L. Fletcher and G. ]. Dam
left for Olympia, where they will
do some lobbying for the irriga-
ton project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Morris and
two small daughters of Benton
City were dinner guests Sunday OF
the Erickson family. -
Madeline Weisenbach was oper-
ated on Friday for appendicitis.
Miss Helen Hackney returned to
Seattle Monday evening. On Sun
day she entertained the Deran-
leau, the Collie and the Ehren-
berg girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Curtiss had
for their guests on Tuesday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clon-
iger, Garnet Meredith and Harold
Wilkinson.
Rev. E. M. Hilbert goes to Aso-
tin Monday to conduct evangelist
ical meetings for two weeks.
Saturday night was business
J night at the Grange so there was
no program. Plans were made for
Pomona and committees were ap-
| pointed. 1t was decided to decor
ate the hall Thursday evening.
F. A. Rouse had dinner at the
Filbert home Sunday.
Mrs. CARRIER and her two child
rem left Saturday night for Wood.
J burn, Oregon to attend her sis.
ter's funeral.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

are quilting a quilt for Miss Stella.
Miss Butterfield, Miss Dresser
and Glenn Curtiss drove to Mar
lott after the holidays. They found
that their home had been entered
during their absence but FORUM
ately nothing was taken but eat
ables.
Miss Lydia Ruud was unable to
go back to school owing to sud-
den attack of appendicitis. Last
week she returned to Ellensburg
where she teaches as well as
studies.
Brian Mowery and family left
for their home in Buena Satur-
day.
Francis Wetherall has gone to
Walla Walla to visit his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jones gave a
bridge party Thursday evening.
Three tables were played, r. B.
Dighton receiving high prize and
Mrs. Dighton low prize. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Dighton, Mr..
and Mrs. Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Muncey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Relton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Meeks were
dinner guests Sunday at the
Mcintosh home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. H. Raymond of
Kennewick were visitors of Mrs.
Breithaupt Sunday.
Benjiman Dighton, R. B. Digh-
ton and Mrs. Breithaupt were bus
mess visitors at Prosser Monday.
Mrs. McMankin went to Spo-
kane on Friday. She returned this
week.
The twins that were born jan
uary '32 at Luelloff's on their
way from Hanford to the hospi-
tai came January 1st to celebrate
their first birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jones enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Relton, Mrs. William Relton, Mr..
and Mrs. Dighton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Yedica of Kenne-
wick.
Harry Snively is in Yakima for
few days on business.
The grade school will give their
program in the high school audi
forum January 20. Be sure and
save this date.
Carroll Harding and Roy Allen
will assist Mr.. Wall in the Rich
land district.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

Chevrelet's public showing Of It's
new 1888 line means q material
squirt to national employment and
materials consumption, since this
company is the largest manufacturer
In the largest industry in the world.
More than IS. 900 people are back
at work. $4,000 in the company's
twenty domestic factories. $1,000
more in Fisher body plants working
exclusively on Chevrolet Fisher
bodies. and more than $4,000 in
dealerships throughout the nation.
As many more are indirectly bene-
nted by the announcement, through
making their livelihood by building
parts for the car which Chevrolet
buys from independent suppliers.
Chevrolet's 1882 volume totals
nearly 400, 900 cars and trucks with
a retail value in excess OF 5000 ,OOO,-
600. This is said to be one of the
greatest contributions made by any
company this year to the economic
welfare Of America
In the new line. now on display at
all dealers, is a variety OF models
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12


With all these. and many more.
the price range continues to be
mindful Of the buyers pocketbook.
It has been found possible TO equip
the new Chevrolets with many 1T
ments that used to be confined to
cars selling at several times Chew
rolet's base price.
Since October first, trained
former employees have been going
back to work in Chevrolet's widely
distributed manufacturing and
assembly plants. with welcome addi-
lions to the general purchasing
power. made possible by moro wage
money in circulation. Throughout
November, the increase in em-
ployment continued to q seasonal
peak to the middle OF December.
when concentrated operations incl
dent to prompt dealer stocking
were in full swing. More than
twenty million dollars worth Of the
new OARS were In deaaexs' hands
whom the national Introduction
vas made.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

Governor Martins idea of cut
ting out a lot Of deadwood at
Olympia will make at hit with
the defeated republicans, but we
presume the democrats will take a
different slant at it. If he sue
ceeds in putting over the plan,
thereby cutting down fifty or more
percent of the states hired snoop-
ers, he's apt to wreck the republic
can party. Well all be for him.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

About 20 went to Hanford We'd
nesday evening where the Grange
team played the Hartford teams.
The girls were very close, but
both Hanford teams were victor
The Chat and Chew club will
meet Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Caldwell. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. B. Randolph
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett McGhan
were Pasco visitors Monday. They
called at the hospital on Mrs. Van
dine, Mrs. McGhan's mother.