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THEME CHOSEN
Rev. C. T. Murray Will
Speak at Vt. Ave. Baptist.

Elaborate preparations are made by
Rev. c. T. Murray at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church for the cele-
bration of Easter Sunday. Decora-
tions will be arranged by the Flower
Club.
The pastors sermon will be ampli-
fed over six loud speakers. He will
use for his subject at IL, IT, and Now
Was, and Now" At pm. he will
preach on Thomas was Absent"
Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will deliver
a special message to the junior church
in the lower auditorium from 1880
am. to 1920. At 1920 the pastors
sermon will be heard in each audito-
rum, and in the dining room. Rev.
Hopkins subject will be 'The White
Lily"
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8ptrttualtHt

Of Two Worlds, held in the ball room
Of the Hotel Continental, tomorrow
evening at 8 O'Clock, D. Bruce Stearnes,
tenor, will sing "The Prayer Perfect"
by Stenson, and There Is No Death" I"
by O'Hara Warren Simpson. trum-
peter, will play Christ Arose." by
Lowry, and The Palms." by Faure.
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Waugh M. E. Church. Third and
A streets northeast, Gene Stew
art, organist and director-At the IL
am. service the senior choir will sing
Shelley's "Victory!" and Granier's
''Hosannal"
At the pm. service the young peo-
ple's choir will sing the following:
!eSsnsSVHs' !come We Meath f the N Nshrouded skies. @
Duet and Chorus, He Lives. ..---H Hail
Awake! Thou That seepest" st"-------Hall
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. j. Luther Neff, pastor. At the
morning service tomorrow at II o'clock
the following musical numbers will be
presented:
Prslude-Choral Prelude. "A Lovely Rose
Anthem p Morn q Beauty" sibsiiu:s
Sermon Anthem. "Innamma,us EST from
Postluds "Triumphal March" from FIFTH
The assisting soloists will be Con-
stance Walden, Katharine Ware and
Charles Penty.
At the Easter vesper service,
o'clock. Marie Little, organist. In
brief organ recital, will present the
following numbers:
'Jesu. Joy Of Mans Desiring Bach
"Phantasi' from Eighteenth .,ns..r.r sonats.
Three pieces from the Water Music
The choir will sing "In Josephs
Lovely Garden" traditional Spanish)
arranged by Dickinson. The ofiertory
solo, "Hosanna," Granier, sung by
Earl Carbauh.
The young people Of the church, as
sisted by the choir will present IAN
Easter Mystery Play by Nancy Longe-
necker, under the direction Of the pas
tor The following musical numbers
will be included: Anthem, "Jerusa-
lem," Parker; "Magdalene," Warren,
sung by Mrs. Diller B. Croft; THE
Holy Women at the Sepulchre," Gou-
mods Redemption, sung by Eleanor
Bordene.
Woodside M. E. Church, Silver
Spring, Md, Ralph Della Smith.
minister. At the morning service at
IL o'clock tomorrow the special pro-
gram OF Easter music will be as fol-
lows:
SA1 1Jesse Hartman. suest or.snist) ~
'uPi9t Ps,tbtSl GhoiE Anthem MY Heart Bssh sSs1
Duet. Mary Masdalene" st.iner
tMrs j. Audley grs.,sn Granger and Mrs Walter
ofertory Anthem, When I survey the
Mtenn5eues tsenfor ehoir@Bass 0te. solo.s.. Paul X.
organ Postlude. Easter March Merkel
Dorothy Raddle Emery, director OF
music; Mabel w. Shauck, organist.
Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church.
Walter Franklin Atkinson, minister
Easter music will be featured at the
morning and evening services tomor-
row as follows:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Easter Morning on
Anthem. Awake. o Earth" Eyer
n,.. .uosssnn'1 Senior vested choir. o,,n,er
Mssnhild S9deE1err soDFsn9; Rovilla
Selection Beautiful Easter Beazley
Anthem. "Halleujah Chorus" from Eona.,
Rovilla Fry Atkinson, director and
organist.
Evening.
The young people, under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Howard Rohrback, will
give an Easter pageant, Gross Of
Light" by Matte Shannon.
Douglas Memorial M. e. Church,
Eleventh and H streets northeast
The vested choir will present the fol-
lowing music tomorrow. Estelle Went
worth is director and Mary Gastrock
Belt organist.
MORNING SERVICE.
Anthem, 20 Light Immortal -Geibel
| Solo, Margaret Phillips.
Onertory "At the Sepulcher' Nevin
Solos. Dorothy Meeks and Melville Veitch.
| EVENING SERVICE.
Now Is Christ Risen," an Easter choir
| cantata ------Arthur Thomas Gilbert
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LIFE OR ASHES"
IS SERMON TOPIC
DR.. Rasmussen to Preach
on Theme Tomorrow
Morning.

For the Easter Sunday service at
Luther Place Church tomorrow at II
am, DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen, pastor,
has as his theme, Life or Ashes. "
Holy communion service will be at
$50 AM During both periods Of
worship he will be assisted by the
assistant pastor, Rev. Edgar d.
Ziegler.
Special exercises have been arranged
for the Sunday school classes for the
observance Of Easter, beginning at
9:45 am. This program Is under the
direction Of Lawrence B. Peterson,
Mrs. Frank Burger and Mrs Russell
Sewers
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"ETERNAL MAN"
Bethany Baptist Pastor
Announces Topic.

"The Eternal Man" will be Rev. M.
p. Germans subject ut Bethany Bap-
tist tomorrow morning. The junior
church service will be conducted by
Mrs Jaeger.
In the evening special service,
"The Glory Of Jesus" will be given
by the young people.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH-At the IL
O'Clock morning service tomorrow
the musical program will include:
organ prelude
1a) praised Be Thou" Bach
fh) "Toccata" F. de Ia Tombelle
Anthems
"Cristo Trionfante" Pietro Yon
'Where Hast Thou Laid Him?
Clough-Leighter
''Hallelujah" Gloria
Organ postlude. ''sortis" Vierne
Quartet for the day, Mabel jackson,
soprano; Kathryn English, contralto;
Frank Numbers, tenor; Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann, bass. Organist and
director, Lewis Atwater.
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Church Of the Reformation, Rev.
Oscar F. Blackwelder, ministerial
the morning service tomorrow the
choir will sing the anthems "Alleluia
to the King" by c. E. Clemens, and
"As 1t Began to Dawn" by Charles
Vincent. In the evening by Early
Morning Light" Reimann-Dickinson,
and AT the Sepulchre," Nevin, will be
given.
Zion Lutheran Church-The choir,
under the direction of Savona Griest,
will present the following Easter musi-
cal programs at the services tomorrow:
7:30 Am.
Rrsuds oo Easter PEsnds RELY e.. pocs Norman
Scott
Mrs, savona Griest.
Postlude. come ,s' with Rejoicing" Au'~
IL AM
iadiea Quartet, ass' Risen KS AS He said.
Carrie Boyd, Virginia wittstatt. HARRIET
Twetter and Gladys Broeker1
Rnthem lisht t'1fn Immor.ai rsss1
Postiude. Grown Him With Many croEnS;" t;;;
AMERICAN.
TAKOMA LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Seventh and Dahlia streets north
west, Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer. The
following program will be presented at
the usual hour of morning worship,
IL am. tomorrow:
Prelude easter Morning" Ashford
tMrs. Clayton Baus. organiSt)
Is Risen Today" St. Gall
(Choirs and Congrez alton
Anthem, 20 Blessed Easter Story Lorenz
tThe Junior ChoirD
Hymn 9y H ths 1Kongresation HallelI}ah sapmot
Sermon. The Easter Story
Rey . J Adrian a,n Pfeif1er. ,,
CONFIRMATION hymn. Let Me Be Thine
Anthem. He Lives Again" H. Won Berse
t1he Senior Choir)
from the bsad hsmp; Christ Is kss1 Becker
Postlude, FESTIVAL March" James
Grace Lutheran Church, Rev. DR..
Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor. Easter
music will be presented by . chorus
choir of 80 voices, under the direction
OF Marion st. John Adridee, organist.
At the II am. service tomorrow the
following musical program will be Of
fered:
organ prelude. Concert Overture G.
Professional. THE Day Of Resurrse-
Anthem, Unfold, Ye Portals" Gounod
Anthem. "Halleluiah Chorus" - Haendel
Onertory. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day"
Recssslsns THE The st5is Nv uont
Postlude. Easter Morning Mailing
Christ Lutheran Church, Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Nd, Rev. Henry ].
Whiting, pastor. Under the direction
Of Dorothy I1ert Lakin, organist and
choir director, the following musical
program will be given tomorrow:
Organ prelude. Resurrection Morn"
Professional hymn. Christ. the Lord. is
Risen Today E1yey
Anthem, Christ. the Lord. Is Risen"
Anthem, 90 Haste to the alor,ned Car
Reeessional hymn, Jesus Christ Is
Organ poStlude, 'Jubilate Amen" Kinder
The solo quartet is composed OF Mrs.
Guy Campbell, soprano; Mrs. Grover
Brake, alto; Guy Campbell, tenor, and
Ray Gustin, bass.
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be rendered by the quartet on Easter
H. Wilson, organist:
Praise Be to God"
Melchior Vulpius 1609)
To-day Did Christ Arise Dutch carol
tune 18th century,.
20 Morn Of Beauty" Sibeliu6
"As It Began to Dawn Vincent
The Magdelene" Warren
open the Gates OF the Temple" knight
Gloria in Excelsis' ("Third Mass
Haydn
Organ postlude, "AlleluliA" Dubois
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Peck Memorial Chapel.-The music
for Easter Sunday morning will in
clude the following anthems:
Christ Our Passover" 6chilline
Dawn OF Redemption Carver
Now Is Christ Risen Maker
And at the evening communion
service:
Behold the Risen King" -Rimanoczy
The incidental solos will be sung
by Jean Tucker, soprano; Olive Mason,
contralto. and Joseph Price, tenor.
The music is under the direction Of
Lucy H. Paul, organist and director.
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
Easter music at the morning service
will be as follows:
Organ prelude. Easter Spring Song"
Chorus. "Hallelujah" (the Messiah.l
Chorus, "our Jesus Knelt in the Garden"
s0gEsns gIesnsss SOLO Awake rh0V Taas
orssn eepes"sc "cantiene" - "Aio'iephhs netf,ies
orsan. "Christus Resurrexit" Ravaneilo
Choir director. Mrs Albert w. Vilk-
mer; organist, Mrs. Dudley c. jack
son. soprano, Mrs. T. David Gates.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
The robed junior choir, trained and
directed by Mrs. H. v. Porter, will
present the Easter music at the morn
ing worship and communion service
tomorrow
The woH.h,to SsI so worship. "oh Come. Let s., q
The anthems. Lift Up Your Heads; 9
Ghr1Ss Jo;.sh, 5hs te5a foy.,y Is R,ssn
The os sssssS s:s3, sssy GPy woft
The fourfold Amen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stainer
The adult choir OF the church,
Carrie v. Byram, organHt and choir
director. will sing the cantata, "Penit-
ence, Pardon and Peace" by J. H.
Maunder, tomorrow evening at pm.
The soloists will be Edith Martin,
| soprano; Edith White, contralto;
Ernest Kahlert and Merrick Spalding,
tenors. and Edgar Kidwell, baritone
Bethesda Presbyterian Church, John
L. Parkes, pastor Easter music will
be rendered by the adult choir under
the direction Of E. A. Carey, and by
the junior choir, under the leadership
Of Miss Blair. Mrs. Claude v. Hyson
| will be the organist, and Mrs. John
L. Parkes will play the piano.
Mrs. Hyson will open the service
with excerpts from Handel's Mes
siah," including He Shall Feed His
Flock" and Il Know That My Redeem
| er Liveth." Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today" BY shackley will be presented
by the two choirs. sung antiphonally.
The junior choir will sing, Hail. King
Eternal" by Bernard Hamblen, and
the adult choir will use J. Stainer'S
They Have Taken Away My Lord"
for the odertory anthem. A. .
climax to the service, Mrs. Hyson will
play HandeIs Hallelujah chorus.
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MISSOURI SYNOD.

Christ Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
and Gallatin streets, Rev. j. Frederick
Wenchel, pastor. Tomorrow holy COM
munion will be given at 10 am, and
at the IL O'Clock service the musical
program will be as follows:
Prelude. Now Il Christ Risen."
Ottenwaelder
onertory. 20 Sons and Daushters q the
unWn uHE.ls ~ u..rt U3th GI.dDsSs :,
Crueger
Anthem, "Ax 1t Began to Dawn" Vincent
Tenor solo, "Hosanna" -Granier
Anthem, Awake Up Ny 0lory'--Barnby
Postlude, tHosanna" Hartmann
Choir director and organist, Mrs.
Carl Rasmussen.
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Red Cross 80 Years Old.
The American Red Cross operates
under q charter granted by Congress
in 1905.
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Covenant-First Presbyterian Church
The following program of music will
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Peck Memorial Chapel.-The music
for Easter Sunday morning will in
clude the following anthems:
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TRANSPORTATION Episcopal Church,
14l5 Gallatin street, Rev. j. J. Queally,
rector-Jesse Heitmuller, organist and
choir director, will offer at the IL
O'Clock holy communion service, the
following musical program:
Proesssionsl hymn, welcome, Happy
1ntroit. Hail to the King Victorious"
chenoweth
kyrie EleisonN- Hall
sermon hymn, Come, Ye Faithful" e''
Sullivan
Onsrtory Anthems
20 Morn of Beauty" Ga cappella,
.rhs The Lord Is Risen Today vsii
canmua.an hymn, Bread Of the World" id"''
-aIoria Exoelsis' EllwsnseS
Rece.sionel hymn. '-rhe Day Of Resur-
Organ postluds, "Jubiiate Deo"----siiver
Grace Episcopal Church, Rev. Meade
Bolton MacBryde, rector A program
OF Easter music will be rendered at
the II am. service tomorrow as fol-
lows:
Welcome Happy Morning"
!Anshem, Ant Christ Our Passover" schilling
Ie Deum ------------------ Hopkins
1ntroit hymn, HE Is Risen. He Is Risen
Ante-communion service.
''Shorter Kyrie" Barnby
"Gloria Tibi" "-- PleyI
.Gratias Tibi'' P Pleyl
Sermon hymn
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Sermon by the rector.
Ohertory solo, "Hosanna" - Granier
tAbbie Virginia Loeffler, sopranoD
Presentation of aims, old Hundred"
Festival communion service.
"Sanctus' --------- Taylor
Communion hymn. Bread of the World
GLORIA in Excelsis' BauSch
'Sevenfold Amen Stainer
'Nunc DimittiS' Turtle
Recessiona1 hymn
AT the Lambs High Feast We Sing
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Grace Episcopal Church, Woodside,
Mo. Rev. Richard Aselford, pastor.
special Easter music will be sung at
both services tomorrow as follows:
AA-HOLY Ookn6UN1oN,
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Christ Church, Sixth and G streets
southeast. The choir will present
Rogers Christ Being Raised From
the Dead" as the offertory tomorrow.
The music for the communion service
will include "Sanctuc" by Stainer,
"Agnus Del" by Bruce Steane and
"Benedictus" by the same composer.
The soloists are Marian H. Evans,
soprano; Hattie NJ Herfurt, alto; Nor
man Slant. tenor, and Vladimir Vasa
bass and choirmaster. The organist
Is Phyllis G. Hawkins.
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st. Columba's Episcopal Church,
Forty-second and Albemarle streets,
Emanuel LIE Moine, rector Tomorrow
at IL am. the choir will sing special
Easter program as follows
DrpceSS{onal
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EVENING SERVICE.
Organ prelude. Consider The Lilies"
Scarmolin
Mixed Quartette. why Did My Saviour
Come to Earth G. Daley
Organ odertory. I'm the Cloister''
Lorenz
Solo. Art Thou The Christi"
GeofIrey O'Hara
Organ postlude. 'Triumphal Pro-
cession" Morrison
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21

STUDENTS AMONG BEST

The bookkeeping class of the
local highschool under the direc-!
ton of Miss Hilda Mesick, recently
entered a nationwide contest con-
Quoted by the Business Educa-
ton World" and which the Janu-
airy issue of the periodical came
out recently the class was found
to have done remarkable well In
the contest. Of the five students a.
warded Superior Merit" Betty
Davis was one, while the following
had their names printed under the
caption Honorable Mention, Bet
|ty Weller, Bonita Leonard, Wilma
Trout and Jerry Feske. Miss Me-
sick, as instructor Of the group.
was also mentioned in the wr1te-up
Twenty other states were represen-
ted in this first annual highschool
contest, the only either school in
Washington which received hohGr-
able mention being Valley, Wash
ington, The following remarks to|
the participants from the article
explain the nature Of the contest
problem: From twenty different
states you journeyed to Pleasant
Haven to help Edgar Ralston with
his bookkeeping problem. And you
did an excellent job: Correct So
buttons of Edgar's problem were
the rule rather than the exception.
Edgar's problem was not easy. 1t
was long and involved, but you
struggled faithfully through Ut.
Your papers indicated many hours
of labor and sinsere effort. Only
objectionable erasures, marked
over figures. or incorrect totals
and balance in the cash book
caused some of yyou to strike out
instead of score.'
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21

another girl in brawl, she entices
him to help her escape. He is i'm
prisoned for his completely but when
he is released they meet at an inn fire.
quented by band of smugglers.
Don Jose feebly refuses Garments
pleas that they both join the snug
lers' wild life, but when she pitches
his cap and saber at his feet and bids
him rejoin his company, he is terri
fed at the prospect of losing her. He
overstays his leave. draws his saber
against superior officer in quar-
rel over Carmen, and his career as a
soldier is over. He and Carmen make
off with the smugglers.
But Don Jose is unhappy in his out
law environment and Carmen, whose
thoughts turn more and more to the
arrogant toreador, Escamillo, who has
courted her favor, tires of the de-
serter's dog like devotion. Bitter
words pass then Escamillo comes to
invite Carmen to see him perform
in Seville, and Don Jose threatens
her life should she take a new lover.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21
Rosa PonseILe Looks FORWARD to Her
First Opera Role of the Neu Season

Carmen, who meanwhile has read in
the cards her own early death, ig-
nores the threat and scornfully urges
him to return with Micaela, who has
come to tell him Of h. dying mothers
wish to see her son again.
AS the last act opens we see gay
crowd about to enter the bull ring at
Seville. Carmen comes upon the scene
triumphantly with her new lover. She
ignores warnings that the ruined and
desperate Don Jose is nearby and,
gambling with fate, decides to face
him alone after the crowd has gone
inside to see Escamillo She knows
that by gypsy code she belongs to
Don Jose until the union is broken
by mutual consent, but hopes that he
has already tired of her. Don Jose
comes, pleads with Carmen to begin
new and respectable life with him
and then, enraged when she throws
his ring into the dirt. stabs her to the
heart.
That is the dark story Oh Garments
turbulent romance 1t is a tale of
Wanton and abandoned love, a study
in the tr~gic attraction o. high-strung,
passionate beings with contempt for
each others way of life. Here is ro-
nance that burns itself out and ruins
the lives Of the principals. And on
Saturday I am Carmen in the per
,ormance to be broadcast by the Ma.
tional Broadcasting Company and the
Radio Corporation of America.
Most of the arias of Carmen" are
we'll known. There is the famous
Toreador's Song, the ilt.n Habanera.
the provocative Seguioilla, Don
Jose's tender Flower Song, Mcaela's
appealing aria, and recurring through
The whole opera, the ominous Fate"
theme, the audible shadow of disaster
that pursue Carmen to the very end.
Our cast for the performance is,
believe, most excellent one. Sydney
Rayner, young American tenor,
plays opposite me as Don Jose;
Micaela will be sung by Natalie
Bodanya, native Of New York City.
Ezio PIMA will be the arrogant Es-
camille. Thelma Votipka, Helen o.
helm, George Cehanovsky, Giordano
Paltrinieri, Louis D'Angelo and Will
fred Engelman take the other princi-
pal parts. Genaro Papi will conduct
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21
By Rosa POnselle

AfY first appearance at the Metro
1Vl politan Opera this season fills me
with certain apprehension. 1t isn't
that the prospect Of a 81 eat audience
frightens me, or even the lear OF the
tension that all singers know before
they step onto the great stage; I'm
more or less used to those things. But
here ana bride Of less than four
weeks, happily married to the man l
know I've been seeking for years
cast as the central figure in Gar
men" And Carmen" for all its
beauty OF color and movement and
tone. is essentially as lurid as the love
triangles we read about In our daily
newspapers. The romance - l might
say, romances Of the sultry beauty
Of the cigarette factory represents
everything am determined my mar
riage shall not be.
believe in marriage. For each OF
US there is that other one who most
snriches our lives by doubling our
Joys and sharing our sorrows. / be-
lievs that the censtancy, restraint
and consideration demanded for Sue
cessful marriage make us better and
stronger men and women, and that
the quiet happiness achieved through
such marriage is far more satisfac-
tory than that gained by giving one
self over to the tempest !. ,us emotions
that 60, for instance, with the loves
of Carmen.
Perhaps Carmen should be pitied,
just as we should pity any woman
who recklessly throws oil on the fires
Of passion. But Carmen lives by a
peculiar code; her gypsy ways are
not ours She is bold, fearless disdain-
full Of any but physical courage and
contemptuous of tempered judgment.
She CANDLES with life and love, lives
in the moment and ignores the NOR
row.
Even as we see her In TIE first act,
attracted by the handsome young
dragon, Don Jose, and pique by his
apparent indifference, she cannot re-
sist appealing to his streak Of passion,
cannot rest until she has enslaved
him. From the moment she losses him
the rose she has worn his fate is
sealed Against his will, he Is in
famed with thoughts of the sensuous
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21
BUDGET DIRECTOR BELL
FRIENDLY TOWARD DAM

Budget Director Bell is extremely
friendly, toward the Grand Coulee
project and will make personally com
plete review of the Grand Coulee dam
budget item which he reduced from
SIS, 100000 to $7,25O,00O, Senator
Lewis Schwellenbach said after con-
ferenceference with Director Bell.
The hearing was postponed from Sat
urday morning, but adjourned today
with Senator Schellenbach feeling pro-
gress on the subject Will not be halted
because of lack of funds. The entire
attended the hearing.
IT feel much encouraged" report
ed Senator Schellenbach,
''We found the attitude Of Budget
Director Bell extremely friendly".
Based Cut on Rider
''He stated the reduction of the
budget item for Grand Coulee from
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21

$1s,00O,0OO to $7,250,000 was
based exclusively upon the provision
i'll the rider Of the 1886 interior ap-
preparations bill.
''The director ASSURED us it was in
no way an indication theh S15,000,-
900 item was not in accordance with
the presidents financial policies.
''Whle we secured no decision up
ON our request for supplemental
estimate, Mr.. Bell promised complete
review of the case by himself and his
Staff the senator continued. 81 am
satisfied that out Of this hearing will
como some arrangel -snts whereby
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21

either supplemental estimate will be
secured, or that the budget bureau will
place the matter before the congress
sional appropriations committee in
such way that the reduced estimate
will not be an impossible handicap to
US.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21

beauty; he forgets the tender devo-
ton of the gentle Micaela. his be-
trothed, the faith of his mother and
his honor as soldier. When the in
solent Carmen is arrested for stabbing
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-21
MWAK TO APPEAL

Word from Olympia is to the eff
feet that the MWAK Co. will ap-
peal to the U. S. supreme court a
decision of the state supreme court
holding the company liable to pay
ment of the state business tax.