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Evening star., 1937-12-11
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

William s. Ennis. 20. .l414 Grard st. NV,
and Mary R. BrinSheld, 30. 226 l1th st.
ne; the Rev. J. A. Trader.
T Blanche fSV5S Gordon ~ Lone ne Pountsin @ ana
Va: the Rev. J. C, Ball
Minnie, B. svinSon, -. 1880 sth st.
NV, the Rev. E. D. Swnson.
Dorothy covinston, 25. AS R st. NV;
the Rev NJ H. Jernagin.
Edward L. Sprinser, 81 1857 Upton st.
i1tT. M I and Elsie A. Frantz 43, Shelby
william Jacobs. ~, and Ethel Greenberg,
IS, both of "141 H St NV; Judge R.
Charles L. Robins. IS and Elsie M Mielke,
36, both of Baltimore; the Rev A. F.
Clarence Lester Robinson. 81, washing ton,
snd ID, Eaith stt Marie Collins. Is Tskoma
Leg schende ffusn 81 both of a1a Wasbnst6n Rnlo5nea
Adler Karl Dehn IS, and Bertha Eleanor
Bryant, -, both of WASHINGTON.
Billy N. Dillln, %. and Mary Alice Nc
Ear Fsrland Is both Of W. Wssnnstop .41
10, both of Washington
Leo E. Manchamer, 93, of Quantico. Va,
May, 10, both of Washington
Gardner, 30, both of Philadelphia, Pa.
"nm HdtcS e. rreSeFek 6eFb Of s ssmore sna MSFy Md
Joachim Monaco. 3S, and Ada v. Fling. 80,
Edear Lyle McCiain 50 and Ethel W.
Hoppel 25, both of Summit, Pa.
ton. Md. and Marie Humble. %, OF
WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
UNITARIAN CHURCH.
TO HAVE GUESTS.
Leifur Magnusson viii Dis
cuss Labor and Peace.
Steinberg Speaker.

At the II o'clock service at All
Souls Unitarian Church DR.. Ulysses
G. b Pierce will preach on Unseen
Companions
Leifur Magnusson, Washington rep
resentative of the International Labor
Office, will address the Adult Glass in
Current Problems at 10 o'clock on
What Labor Can do for Peace" At
the same time Moses Steinberg of
New York City will talk before the
Glass in Comparative Religion ON the
"Torah at Random" Mrs Henry T
Parrett, soprano, will assist Lewis At
water, organist, in program of Ger
man music at o'clock. At $50 pm.
talk on THE Origin of the Christ
mas Tree and its Ornaments" by
Mrs. Gerrit S. Miller, jr. At the Fire
side Circle meeting for young people,
Russell l.. Greenman, labor economist
of the United States Chamber of
Commerce, will speak on "Contribu-
tions to Social Progress by Corpora
tions." The feature at the Motion
Picture Hour in Pierce Hall at 73O
will be- Wings of the Morning"
The Board of Trustees will meet
Monday evening.
The Washington Chapter, Unitarian
Laymen'S League, will hold its an
nual Christmas dance on Friday. At
the Foreign Language Cinema in
Pierce Hall Saturday evening, the
German film, Der Judas Won Tirol, y
will be shown. This evening the fea-
ture is the French picture, The Late
Matthias Pascal"
Evening star., 1937-12-11
DR.. JOHN v. .RUST|N
DISCUSSES TREND.
Choir at Mount Vernon Place
N. E. Will Sing "A Christ
mas Carol"

DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor of
Mount Vernon Place M e. Church
South, will preach on "Is the Tide
Turning?" tomorrow morning. The
choir, under the direction of Deane
Shure, will sing, Christmas Carol"
by Edward C. Potter, local composer.
The quartet will present the offer
tory. DIR. Rustin will speak on
Worthy of Alteration" at 8 pm.
There will be special music.
Dr. Rustin will speak on The Why
of the Bible Glass" at the meeting
of the Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia, guests
of the A. B. Pugh Bible Glass of
this church. Monday at pm
The quarterly meeting of the Church
School Workers Council will be held
Tuesday at 8 pm. with dinner at $50
Miss Eta M. Russell, Juvenile Court
worker of the Washington Federation
of Churches, will show motion pictures
Thursday night of the alley project
She has developed these pictures at
Christmas time for the past several
years.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
BIRTHS REPORTED

Frank and julia Clarkson; boy.
Reverdy and Helen Nicholson. bov.
Jack and Fanny Leonard. boy
Max and Bertha Block. boy.
William and Constance Clarke. boy.
CLAYTON and Gladys Newton girl.
Albert and Cecilia Platt, girl
Maurice ana Mary Federine. girl.
Oswald and Mabel Mason, girl
George and Jewell Holiday girl.
William and Lola Daniels, girl.
Randolph and Lorraine Dovell girl.
Rocco and Gilda Ruggeri. girl
Lawrence and Anne Freedman, boy.
Lew and Eva Fleshman, boy.
Pablo and Marietta Luis. boy.
William and Ruth Gilliss. jr.. girl.
William and Alice Steele. girl.
James and Helen Gilner, girl.
Edwin and Pearl Hines. girl
Reginald and Richie Sisson. boy.
Boble and Lola Davidson. boy.
Roy and Ruth Miller. boy.
Samuel and Edith Kogod. boy.
Everett Everett and Mildred I'D sadlsr, boy: -.
James and Rheba Eschhacker: boy.
Philip and Mabel Sheridan. boy.
Robert and, Ethel Casey, girl
Gordon Isrnp and Sstherins stI Fiedler; girl.
) Thaddeus and Ivy Redd. girl.
David and Bernice Goodman, girl
Keith and Marie Mover, girl.
Warner and Anabell Pritchard. girl.
Frederick and Mary Koss, boy.
BENJAMIN and Eunice Long, boy.
Glen and Laura Pickral. boy.
Herman and Erika Moeller. boy
William and Dena Kaleel boy.
William and Pauline Proctor. girl.
Georse and Jayne Walker girl
Elmer and Helen McCauley. girl.
Harry and Betty Wilson. girl.
James and Miriam Tate, girl.
Raymond and Josephine Simms, girl
, Herman and Rosa Brent, boy.
Johnny and Ruth Graft boy.
Welton and Gladys johnson, girl.
Earl and Madeline johnson. boy.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
REV. R. P. .SCHEARRER
LISTS TWO TOPICS
Boy Scout Troop to Attend Ia
koma Park Presbyterian Church
in Evening.

The Rev r. Paul Schearrer will
preach in the Takoma Park Presby-
terian Church tomorrow at IL o'clock
on Now 1t Must Be Read" and at 8
pm. on 1.-THE Spirit of Scouting in
the Life of Andrew Carnegie, a Scot
tish Lad" The Boy Scouts, Troop
33, will attend the service in a body
under the direction of Scoutmaster
Louis Flagg.
DR.. D. N. Shoemaker will address
the Brotherhood Bible Glass at 9:45
on The Place of the Bible Today"
Miss Eta Mai Russell, Juvenile Court
worker Of the Washington Federation
of Churches, will be the guest speaker
before the junior high group tomor-
row evening. The senior high group
will visit the Chinese Community
Church and Otto Klaus will address
the young people on Incidents in
Connection With the Birth of Christ. -
Miss Olven Evans will conduct the
teacher training class Monday eve
ming. The teachers of the primary
department Of the church school will
meet Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Reid A. Gills, l01 Cockerville
avenue. The board of trustees will
meet at the church the same evening.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
DR.. COVE JOHNSON
ANNOUNCES TOPIC
National Baptist Pastor to
Give Second Pre-Christ.
mas MESSAGE.

DR., Cove Griffith johnson, pastor
Of the National Baptist Memorial
Church, will preach tomorrow at II
am, on Christianity AS a Hope" the
second in the pre- Christmas messages
taken from the saying, Christianity
is law, a hope and song" The Rev.
A. Lincoln Smith. assistant pastor,
will preach at pm. on "A Young
Mans Choice"
The Prayer League meets Tuesday
at pm. with Deacon Gable and Mrs.
r. H. Clark as the speakers. At 7:45
Tuesday evening the pastor and dea-
cons meet in the church parlor.
The Bible School Board meets for
dinner Thursday at with a special
Christmas program.
The young people have charge of
the prayer service Thursday evening.
The Columbian Girls meet at the
church for supper Friday at $50.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
FOR DR.. WILKINSON
Rector of st. Thomas Church to
Observe Occasion Tomorrow
Morning.

DR.. H. S. Wilkinson will observe the
first anniversary of his rectorship to-
morrow at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church. He requests members of
the parish and all others who have
been interested in the progress ac-
complished during this period to be
present at the IL o'clock service.
The sermon will be preached by
the Right Rev. Charles Fiske, retired
Bishop of Central New York. A spe-
clal musical program will be heard.
The Chancel Chapter will meet
Monday at $50 am. and the vestry
at 4;30 pm. Holy communion will
be observed Wednesday at 8 am. and
at II am. on Thursday. Special con-
flrmation will be held at the Cathedral
on Friday at pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
B. Y. P. U. News

First will present program, Find
ing the Facts" under the direction of
the Stewardship Commission.
Metropolitan's topic is Prayer. {"
with Mildred Miller leading, Marjorie
Crouch, Mildred Willoughby, Clarence
Wright and Zoe Miller on the pro-
gram.
Fifth will be led by the Service
Commission and Alva Degged. Topic,
The Christmas Christ
Calvary is having happy hour on
Friday at $50, held for the colored
children at Mount Carmel Church and
one for their own children on Satur-
day at $50, The regular meeting will
be held at 6:45, led by the Devotional
Lie Commission. Topic, The King
dom of God"
Bethany will be LED by the Steward
ship Commission. They will present
the topic, An Adventure in Giving /"
National will have charge of the
Baptist Children's Home in Bethesda
meeting Sunday. The regular B. Y
meeting will be held at the church.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
Church Federation

The Executive Committee will meet
at headquarters Thursday at 80 No
meetings of the Board of Directors will
be held during December.
Presidents of young peoples or
ganizations in the District met We'd
nesday night to plan for the annual
Christmas project. The socks will be
filled with candy on December %, be-
ginning at O'Clock, in the Fedora
ton Building. At o'clock Christmas
morning groups from many churches
will assemble there for a conservation
service, then go TO the various hos
pitals to distribute gifts and sing
carols.
The Comfy Committee met Thurs
day and discussed services at Green
belt. 1t was voted that the present
arrangement would be continued dur
ing January. ministers of different
communions preaching each Sunday
In due time the Protestant people of
the community will be consulted re-
garding future plans.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
THEME ANNOUNCED
BY DR.. R. H. MILLER
New Fears for Old" Will Be Sub.
ject at National City
Christian.

DR.. Raphael Harwood Miller will
preach tomorrow morning at the Ma
tional City Christian Church on New
Fears for Old" N the evening he
Will have discussion on the far east
ern problem, using for his general
theme, Christ or Caesar In Japan"
nationalism or Christianity.
AT the church Fellowship dinner,
Thursday in social hall, the chapel
choir, under the direction of Mrs.
Helen Turley, will present the Christ
mas cantata, Night of Holy Memo
rles.' The cantata will also be given
tomorrow afternoon at the Y. w. CA
at the O'Clock vesper service.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
DEATHS REPORTED

Edward J. Shepherd, so, Cavalier Hotel
yohn W Reddish SO, providence HOSPITAL
Le Roy Graft, 80. St; Elizabeth's Hospital.
Santo Ventlmiglia. 16, 2414 l4th ST.
Lee Hammer, IS, National Homeopathic
r,is Hospital g l: 20 ,ooo
Edward A. SAGE ~. 521 10Th st. ne
Marie c. McNeely, II, Georeetown Hospital
THOMAS Gillick, 50, Walter Reed General
Albert G. Brooke, 81, sibley Hospital
Walter Olmsted. 63. EMERGENCY Hospital
william G. Bartholine, 81, 1914 47th
Miles Southworth. 81. Garfield HOSPITAL
Lois German, 43, GEORGETOWN Hospital.
FIorelne Moore, 26. Providence Hospital
Hospital " 6
Esta.ld {ESish H Kelley 63, 1924 Central ave. ne.
Mahulds Wilson. AZ. 1892 4th st.
Anlant Yvonne Bruce, Children's Hospitsl
Evening star., 1937-12-11
NEW ROADWAY TO OPEN

The new roadway connecting Sew
enteenth street with the Piney Branch
Parkway will be open to traffic TODAY
according to the National Park
Service.
Ihls road link. about quarter of
a mile in length, was constructed by
works Progress Administration labor
under direction of the National Cant
1al Parks. Since October | the work
ers nave been engaged on this pro iect
1t connects with Seventeenth street
at Oak street NV.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
To Give Three Sermons.

BETHESDA, Nd, Dec. IL (spe-
claD'-Ihe Rev. c. A. Brubaker will
preach tomorrow at Mount Zion Ban
tlst Church at 10 am. and at Cedar
Grove Baptist Church at 1870 am
on We Southern Baptists." He will
preach at Germantown at pm in
the home of Mrs. Sterem, on az The
Spiritual Dynamic"
Evening star., 1937-12-11
SUBJECT SELECTED
Are You Ready for Christmasp,
DR.. Harris Theme

Are You Ready for Christmas?'
is the subject for the sermon by Dr.
frederick Brown Harris tomorrow at
II O'Clock in Foundry M. E. Church
Inc Rev. DR., Ralph Delos Smith,
guest preacher for the evening service
Will speak on The Greatest Quest"
DR.. Frank w. Collier is resuming
MS leadership in teaching the Bolgiano
Glass for men, after an enforced alb
sence OF many weeks following in
Jurles he received in a street accident.
DR.. Frederick D. Mott, Medical Ad-
Vlsory Staff of the Farm Security Ad-
mlnlstration, will discuss New Trends
IN Medical Care" before the Epworth
League at Z pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
SUBJECT CHOSEN
"The World Transforming Christ
DR.. Perkins Theme,

DR.. Frederic w. Perkins will preach
on THE World Transforming Christ"
at the Universalist National Memorial
Church tomorrow at IL o'clock. 1t will
be one OF group of Advent sermons
on the general theme, Who Came
When Jesus Was Born?"
The speaker at the adult forum at
1915 will be Gen. H. C. Newcomer on
Neutrality Act and the Far East"
At 4:30 a rehearsal will be held for
the Christmas pageant to be held in
the church on Sunday afternoon, De-
cember 49,
The church board of management
met Tuesday evening
Evening star., 1937-12-11
BIBLE TALKS ON AIR
Cordell Hull to Speak on Program
at 1:3O PM.

The Columbia Broadcasting System
will broadcast the American Bible So
ciety program tomorrow at 1870 pm.
in the observance of Universal Bible
Sunday. Secretary of State Cordell
Hull and President Manson of the
American Bible Society will speak.
Music will be furnished by the Boys
Choir of Grace Church of New York
City.
At, the Church of the Brethren,
Fourth street and North Carolina ave-
niue Sc, there will be exhibited four
Sauer Bibles.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
PRESBYTERIAN EVENTS
IN CHEVY CHASE LISTED
Rev. J. H. Hollister to Preach on
"Before Christmas"-Meet-
ings Are Scheduled

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at IL am. the Rev. j. Hill
man HOLSTER will preach on Before
Christmas"
The Hearthstone Group will meet
at 6:15 pm. The Alpha Omega Group
will meet at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Hollister at 1880; Fire5ide Group
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Verville, 6121 Western avenue NV:
Collegians at the Federation of
Churches Building, 174s N street NV,
Evening star., 1937-12-11
CONC0RDIA LUTHERAN
MARKS BIBLE SUNDAY


1.-The Word of Life"-Party
to Start Festivities.
Bible Sunday will be observed at
cordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church in both the German and the
English services tomorrow morning
The Rev. Charles Enders will preach
on The Word of Life
The Concordia Library Guild and
the Concordia Brotherhood will in
augurate the pre- e-Christmas festivities
with a joint Christmas party on
Tuesday.
The Concordia Young Peoples
League will entertain the guests of the
National Lutheran Home with a
Christmas program on Wednesday.
The annual Christmas coffee of the
Ladies Aid Society will be held Thurs
day at pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
ATONEMENT A LUTHERAN
PLANS ITS VISITATIONS
Committee to Be Appointed To-
morrow to See Every Member
of Church.

At Atonement Lutheran Church an
eVery-member visitation will be con-
quoted, beginning with Sunday. A
committee, under the direction of
Martin A. McGrory, will be commits
stoned at the morning service. The
SUBJECT OF the Rev. H. E. Synder's
discourse will be: The Church's
IDEAL The subject in the evening
is An Old Saint Speaks to a Mod
ern World"
The white gift service will be held
next Sunday in the Sunday school
at 9:40 am, Gifts for distribution
by the inner mission will be brought
at that time
The Light Brigade will hold a serv-
ice Sunday at pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
LINDBERGH UNDECIDED
ON DATE OF DEPARTURE
Has Made No Arrangements as
Yet for Return to Europe,
Friends Here Say.
BY the Associated Press.


Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has made
no arrangements yet for returning to
England, friends here declared yester-
day.
The flyer spent the day attending
trustees meeting at the Carnegie Insti-
tuition, and inspecting the institutions
exhibition Of its scientific work
Evening star., 1937-12-11
Afu1 Jrrusalrnt
SWEDENRORGIAN.

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY
18th Above @ NV
S;42~S B. 10-Arcana Glass
90 a.m.-Worship. Sermon, HIS Gilt"
800 m m.-Clrcle of Faith
Pastor. Rev. Paul Snerry
Evening star., 1937-12-11
PASTOR RENAMED

The Rev. Fred L. Miller Given
New Term at Mount Rainier.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, Dec. II
Especially Rev. Fred L. Miller.
pastor of the Mount Rainier Christian n
Church for the past six years. has
oeen reappointed by his congregation
Tor another five-year period.
The Rev. Mr.. Miller completed his
sixth year of service last Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
"CHRIST'S COMING"
Rev. Edward q. Goetz to Preach
on Theme Tomorrow.

On Tuem6 TOmOTfOW.
Continuing his advent theme,
"Christs Coming" the Rev. Edward
@. Goetz will preach on Into Man
kind" at Zion Lutheran Church. The
intermediate Luther League will meet
at 6 o'clock, with Eleanor Omohundro
as the leader. The topic Is "Our
Christmas Traditions and Customs" :"
The Senior Luther League will meet
at O'Clock, with Mrs. Edward G..
Goetz as the leader.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
Bethesda Baptist Church

q:45 s.m.-Sunday School
HOO a.m.-Mornng Worsh p. Rev.
Charles j. Sheets. Sermon.
Christ Our Sanctifcation,' ~
Cor. 80.
ZOO p.m.-B. Y. P. u.
500 p.m.-Evenins Devotional Rev.
Frank L. Griffin. Sermon.
The Sign That Is Seen and
Read"
Bethesdon Baptists, "Why Should You
Stay Away"
Evening star., 1937-06-16

the authority would be used to tap
the working classes in increased rail-
road fares, postal rates and the price
of tobacco, which the government
manufactures.
Blum let it be known he would
resign If the Communists held out
Hurriedly the Communist partys d.
rectors met and decided not to wreck
the Peoples Front.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
Dog Creates Lot Of Holy Smoke.

PERRY, N. Y-The Congregational
Church furnace has big patch, but
deacons hope next Sundays services
can be conducted without Interrupt
ton
The Rev. Charleton E. Opdyke
operated on the heater with tin
ships after disturbance from below
drowned out even the organ.
A neighborhood Scottish terrier
stepped out of the opening, carrying
dead Woodchuck in its teeth.
Evening star., 1937-06-16

pleaded to Police Surgeon Edgar
Spear:
Don't let me die-I got babies
my husband did it-he was jealous. !"
A murder charge was filed against
Aretkian. Detective Lieuts. G. M.
Wisdom and Guy Beeson said he ad-
mitted the fatal assault on his wife
with a hatchet.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
Nurse Strike Settled.

TOXIC, June II (Thursday) (R.-
A strike of 70 japanese student nurses
In the st. Luke's American Hospital
was settled amicably today. Terms
were not announced.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
BLUM'S CABINET
RIDES OUT CRISIS
Wins Extraordinary Finan.
ciN Powers as Commu-
nists Drop Opposition.
BACKGROUND

The French government has been
iprestltng Nth an estimated deficit
OF 10000, 900, 900 francs $780,
100000 in expected ordinary and
extraordinary expenditures for 1887.
The extraordinary expenditures
are those not included in the ordi-
nary budget OF about s2,211 100000,
Which itself 1Oas left unbalanced by
some s211 100000 When adopted
January 81
By the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 16.-Socialist Premier
Leon Blum's government rode out the
worst crisis in its year-od history
today and won the Chamber of Depu-
ties approval of its demand for ex-
traordinary financial powers.
just when Communist dissension
within the ranks of Blums own follow
ers seemed to presage the cabinet S
resignation the break was repaired
and Blum gained victory in what
amounted to vote of confidence.
The victory came in the Lower
Houses approval, 346 to 247 of a bill
authorizing it to take whatever flnan-
cial action it saw fit between now and
July 81, without waiting for parlia-
mentary sanction.
Blum Appeals to Deputies
Tomorrow the Senate is to begin
debating the measure, adopted in the
Chamber after 2l-hour. night-long
session during which Blum appealed
to the Deputies to be faithful to him.
Specifically. the bill would authorize
the government for a month and a
half Ito take by cabinet decree any
measures necessary for the reconstruc-
ton Of public finances, as well as the
protection of savings, money and pub
lie credit" Three months later the
measures would be submitted to Par
lament.
Communists in Parliament battled
Blum's plan from the start. The Peo-
pies Front, a union of Left parties
which won last years general election
and made possible Blums selection as
premier, was split in two.
Increased Charges Protested.
Paul valiant Couturier. Com
munlst Deputy, declared in the Com
munlst publication Humanite that his
party opposed giving the government
the financial power it sought because
Evening star., 1937-06-16
HUSBAND HEARS WIFE,
DYING, ACCUSE HIM
Mother of Two Vainly Pleads Life
Be Saved-Blames Jealousy.
Murder Charged.

r, the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, June 16.--Hand-
cufTed to officers, Setrak Arefkian stood
by an operating table yesterday and
heard his dying wife accuse him Of
killing her.
Arefkian's wife, Anna, 81, mother
of two children, whom he brought to
this country from his native Armenia
IA years ago, was not conscious of
his presence in the room as she
Evening star., 1937-06-16

The famous cathedral OF Notre Dame
in Paris is to be fitted with new stained
glass windows.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
Canopy Chair .$9.75
~ illustrated at Right

This Lawn Chair is done in love-
lY white enamel with white fringe
on blue and white canopy and
with pillow back and curv-seat Of
same material. The foot rest slides
under the seat out of the way
when not in use. Price. $9.75.
Evening star., 1937-06-16

YOU can be cool, huppy
1 and comfortable right
on your own front porch or
in your own garden, if you
supply the proper furnish
ings. Make your home ot-
tractive and cheerful as well
as comfortable with some Of
these inexpensive Summer
furnishings available here.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-05-27
Contributors to
Have Names on
Fireplace

Arthur Rogers, advisor to the
local High Y" club has presented
the completed list of organizations
and persons contributing to the new
outdoor fireplace in the city park
which was dedicated by the boys
last week. Through an error last
week the Odd Fellows lodge name
was given in place of the Modern
Woodmen of America. The Wood
men lodge donated $40 toward the
furnishing of materials for the
fireplace. The names which will
appear on the fireplace in the very
near future are: Groups Modern
Woodmen of America, Potlatch
Lumber Inc, Smith Motor Co., An
derson Chevrolet Co., Camp Fire
Girls (Shewa, Hashatuaya, Yokow-
ish, Hopitu and Nissaki groups.
Indnviduals-Mary Motika, Vernon
Osborne, June Skinner, Lorene
Rauscher, Henry st. Laurent, Alvin
MECHANISM, Albert Better, Don Lar
kin, Ganett Lewis, Pearl Dague,
Ruby Stafford, Ruth Stafford, Lyle
Dague, Fred Watts, Robert Bishop,
Gavin Jones, Merlin Giles, Sid
Brownell, Geraldine Shaughnessy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-05-27
Fire Department
Tries New System
at Practice

The city fire department was call.
ed out for practice last evening anc
at the same time damped down the
kitty ball grounds. They practiced 8
Y hook-up which consists of laying
main line with two branch lines
which enables them to fight a fire
from two sides.
Following the practice a meeting
was held in the city hall for the pur-
pose of selecting a team to enter the
fire fighting competitions in the
coming meeting of the Central Fire
Association in Yakima on Sunday
June 6.
Those members of the department
expressing their desire to enter were
Carol Pratt, chief; Barney KeOlker
Captain; Roy Stafford and Ernest
Dickinson, drivers; Clarence Oh
brich, assistant chief and Irwin Lis
ton, hose man.