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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20
CoULEE CITY DISPATCH
I. w. (BoB) HILsoN, Editor
Telephone 382 and 383
entered at the postoffice at Couley'
lily. WASH. as second-class matter.
ublished Every Thursday Morning
the Interest NJ Couiee City and
he Neishboring Vicinity.
REHIND THE SCENES IN
:. GRICAN BUSINESS

BUSINESS - f1Back to/work we
is now the theme song chanted by
.s.ness men throughout the land
with war scares, bassball classics, and
hurricanes out of the way for the time
being at least, the Country is rolling
up it's sleeves f6r another era of pros
Gritty. The business picture at this
age of events, although admittedly
less dramatic than the recent martial
oa.dlines, giving firm basis, for an OPP
,..-istic feeling. Major steel COM
panies are now turning out ingots at
30 per cent of capacity or better. De
troit and other automotive centers &C.
cording to reports produce approx
pately 100000 cars in the last
three MONTHS of the year, figure
which only a month ago was consider
ed utterly impossible. The number OF
buyers from out of town stores regis
tcring in New York, always a signifl-
3nt index to watch, has increased
lily during the past week 1t Is
ported that sales in practically ev-
cry department of one of the major
ahemical companies have. moved up
sharply The strength in the stock
l1et and the. relief from war threats
road is causing a renewed activity
IN new financing.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20

HEADLINES IN NEW YORK =
ord Motor company invades the me-
dunn priced field this year with the
Introduction of the Mercury VS.,
..r'ced midway between the Ford and
;ncoln Zephyr. :. Americans owe
each other s25O,000,000,000, ac-
ding to latest estimates of TWEEN
tietn Century Fund. ;. the debt I'm
Gle Sam owes the private citizens last
week scared to new high Of $685.
426,367,934. America received
100000, 900 in gold from abroad
during the "war scare' month OF
september, more than in any previous
month on record first company to
report third quarter earnings, Wood
ward Iron Co., shows profit, compar-
ing with deficits in the previous two
quarters. Apparently a sign that
people are more interested in the
staff Of life' this year than in
1887, Continental Baking Co. reports
higher earnings.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20
Red Cross Volunteers
Assist War Veterans

Red Cross workers in chapters, in
hospitals and on posts of the Army,
Navy. Coast Guard, and Marine
Corps, assisted 122.355 active ser.
vice men or veterans or their fami.
lies during the past IL months.
Red Cross service to these men in.
cluded such personal help as letter.
writing, shopping and recreational
leadership, but it also included f1nan.
cial assistance to their dependents,
help in locating missing members of
their families. and assistance in fl.
ing necessary applications for pen.
sions. disability pay. disqualification,
or for discharge from active service
because of home needs.
The average number of men as.
sisted BY Red Cross workers each
month was 1890. according to q
recent report.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20

SEND BROKEN CLASSES to DR.
Alfred E. Jones, Box 1916, Spokane.
All glasses and repairs manufactured
by recognized dispensers. adv. t.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20
Help Kidneys
Don't Take Drastic Druos

Your Kidneys contain million tiny tubes
or filters which may be endangered by neg
lect or drastic, irritating drugs. Be careful.
bladder make you suffer from Getting Up
Nights, Nervousness, Leg Pains, Circles
Under Eyes, Dizziness, Backache, Swollen
Joints, Excess Acidity, or Burning Passages,
such troubles with the doctors prescr1p-
ton Cystex. Cystex starts working in
hours and must prove entirely satisfactory
need or money back is guaranteed. Tele-
phone your druggist for Cystex (Siss-tex)
today. The guarantee protects you. Cnpr.
1897 The Knox Co.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Too much soda may be the cause
of gingerbread turning yellowish
color and having disagreeable flavor
and odor.
When chocolate is added to plain
butter cake mixture, the amount of
fat and flour in the recipe should be
cut down. Chocolate contains both fat
and starch, and an ounce or square of
chocolate is equivalent to one table.
spoon of fat and one tablespoon of
flour.
Cloudiness in jelly may come from
imperfect straining and usually occurs
with the red juices. Restraining a
juice with no pressure on the jelly bag
gives a clear jelly, although it gives
less jelly.
Too little mixing causes baking
powder biscuits to have yellow or
brown specks on the top. Baking pow
der biscuit dough needs to be stirred
and then kneaded slightly before roll
ing. The kneading makes the biscuit
light and it gives the baking powder
time to dissolve so that the acid in
if will act with the soda rather than
with the flour. Too much kneading,
however, makes small. close-grained,
tough biscuit.
Spots should be removed before
linens are put in the wash. Washing
and ironing make stains more diff
cult to remove. 1t is best to remove
stains Immediately, before they have
time to dry.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20

Too much soda may be the cause
of gingerbread turning a yellowish
color and having disagreeable flavor
and odor.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-10-20
Use Long Distance
frequently. 1t will

Demonstrdon in Mexico City AUGUST Isl by an NM ,L7
Against Tree Labor leaders the United So,e hove
much to learn from their brothers Mexico In thai country
when demonstration is scheduled workers are summorlv
ordered under penalty Of being docked from one to hrae
doYs TO at cedin place on oven hour ond
ddy. prepared march ~
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Y. N. C. A. OPENS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Members of N. B. C. Staff to Sneak
at Meeting at 6 PM. Today.
Goal Is 1000.

Addresses by members of the staff of
the National Broadcastine Co. will fea-
ture a meeting at pm. today in the
Central Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, inaugurating the opening of
the "Y's" annual membership cam
paign.
The speakers will include Lee Ever
EFT. announcer of Station WMAL: Cor
don Hittenmark, announcer at WRC,
and Bill McAndrews, member of the
news service staff of the N. B. c. They
will be introduced by Stanley Bell
member of the commercial department
of N. B. c.. who is program chairman
for the "Y" membership drive.
The campaign will last until No.
vember 2. The goal will be 1,200 new
members. The signing Of new members
in the campaign is scheduled to begin
Immediately after tonight's meeting.
Division leaders. to be known as
"admirals'; team captains and work
ers, the latter to be known as sailors"
in line with Navy terms adopted for
the purpose of the campaign. make up
the personnel which will sign UP new
members in the drive.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
new PROBATE RULES
Not to Be Used for First Day
Because Office Is Closed.

Although the new probate rules for
District Court become effective ON
cially on Sunday, no one will use them
authoritatively for the first day, be-
cause the office of Registrar Of Wills
Theodore Cogswell will be closed.
Under the statute officials explained
today, a minimum OF 80 days must
elapes between the PRONUNCIATION in
general terms Of the new rules and
their being placed in effect. With
Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat presid-
ing, all the available justices In WASH
ington on September 16. sitting to-
gether, onicially adopted the new rules
of Probate Court, which are calculated
to speed up the business Of proving
Wills and related matters Of setting
estates.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
JEWS TO CONFER
TODAY WITH HULL
Prominent Members of Race
to Discuss Palestine
Revision Possibility.

Secretary Of State Cordell Hull was
to receive a delegation Of American
Jewish leaders today to discuss Inn
pending revision OF British policy in
Palestine which, it is contended, would
stop Jewish immigration there.
Secretary Hull, who has received
thousands Of letters and kilograms on
the subject, already has indicated this
country Is giving full attention to the
matter.
Delegation Sees Ambassador.
Cooperation Of American Jewry in
the establishment Of q Jewish national
home and refuge in Palestine was
pointed out yesterday by delegation
which called on Sir Ronald Lindsay.
British Ambassador, to ask for con-
tinuance Of the present immigration
policy.
DR.. Stephen 8. Wise of New York,
head Of the American Jewish Con.
gress, read to Sir Ronald a statement
which expressed the anxiety, distress
and apprehension" of 4,500,000 Jews in
the United States over reports that the
British government contemplates a
radical reversal Of its Palestine policy.
Members of the delegation said the
Ambassador told them he would trans
NIT their views to his government, al.
though he was not in a position to
comment.
Cite "ViOleRce and Terror"
The delegation spent more than 20
minutes with Sir Ronald and in that
time expanded on certain points in.
cluded in the prepared statement. The
statement said that for the past two
and half years Jews in Palestine have
suffered period of violence and ter.
ror," but have not allowed themselves
to be DETECTED from peaceful tasks or
yielded to retaliation.
The statement concluded: I'VE ap-
peal to His Majesty's government to
reassure the Jewish people that it will
fulfill its firm resolve that the inter.
national obligation it assumed for the
establishment of the Jewish National
Home in Palestine will be maintained
in letter and spirit and that the right
OF Jews to enter the land will be safe.
guarded in accordance with interna.
tional obligations and in difference to
the laws of humanity"
Evening star., 1938-10-14
BREWSTER TO LAUNCH
TOUR AT LEXINGTON
Former Governor of Maine to
Campaign 10 Days in
Four States.

Representative Ralph o. Brewster,
Republican, recently reelected by
the Sd district Of Maine, will open a
To-day speaking tour at Lexington,
KY, tomorrow. the Republican Ma
tional Speakers Bureau announced
today.
Mr.. Brewster. who was the Maine
Governor before his election to Con-
gress in 1884. also will speak In Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois.
Other speakers to give campaign
addresses scheduled by the bureau
are Mrs. A. c. Sayer OF jackson
Heights, N. Y. in East Orange, N. j.,
today; Representative James w.
Wadsworth Of New York, in Spring.
field, H., on Wednesday. and in st.
Louis, Mo-, on next Friday; Mrs.
Catherine Neff Cox of Columbus,
Ohio, at Indianapolis on Thursday:
Representative Hamilton Fish OF New
York at Cleveland, Ohio. on October
"a. and Representative Harold Knut-
son of Minnesota at Rockford. H.,
on October 26.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
LOW DEATH RATE
Figure May Set Record, With

F1gure May Set Record, With
Possible Exception of 1888.
The United States may have the
lowest death rate this year of any
on record, with the possible excep-
ton of 1888. according to an estimate
by the Public Health Service today.
OF the major causes of death, only
cancer showed an increase In the
first six months of 1898, as compared
with the same period last year, while
big reductions were recorded in the
number of infant and maternal deaths.
fatalities from influenza, tuberculosis
and pneumonia.
Evening star., 1938-10-14

Broadcloth shorts, assorted fancy pat
terms. Elastic side, 3-button yoke
front. Swiss ribbed shirts. Sizes "a
to Is.
NeA's FHrntshtHg-Nain Floor
Evening star., 1938-01-28

have found aWaytOrecapture
youthful energy and stamina.
The millions of tiny, live
yeast plants in Fleischmann's
fresh Yeast have a stimulat-
ing effect on digestive action.
They help the gastric juices to-
flow more freely and hesghten
their digestive powers.
You also benefit from the
tonic effect of 4 essential vita
minis in Fleischmann's Yeast.
These are the Nerve Vitamin,
the Cold Resistance Vitamin,
the Bone Vitamin and the Vi
tality Vitamin. Every one Of
these vitamins, as their names
Evening star., 1938-01-28
BUD FISHER,
their Creator,
is so.
Long Study of
the Human Race
gives his Cartoons
their Universal
Appeal

THE GREAT MAJORITY of our great cartoon
i lists are over 40-a number of them are over so.
1t takes years of living to make good caroonst For
you must know human nature at the core-before you
can unerrgy draw picture stories fundamental they
are understood and richly enjoyed by everybody.
American cartoons very popular abroad-un-
touched, as they appear in papers, except for the
translation of the talk Among the most popuaris Mutt
and steadily growing bigger in foreign favor since
1928. Their antc goings delight the people Of
South America Europe and Asia as much as they do U.S.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
MILITARY POWER.
FORPEACE URGED
Women's Conference Calls
for U. S. Defenses Sec
ond to None.

Resolutions advocating military
power second to none as q means of
maintaining strong national defense
and insuring peace for the United
States were passed yesterday by the
18th Women,s Conference on National
Defense for an Enduring America as
1t concluded a three-day session at the
Mayflower Hotel.
The approximately 1000 delegates,
representing nearly $500 900 women in
40 organizations over the country,
heard high officials in the Army, Navy,
Marine Corps and National Guard
discuss the Nations "bulwarks of de-
Tense" after the first two days Of the
session had been devoted to a discus
sion of national defense from tie
standpoint of social. ethical and gov
ernmental traditions.
Support Roosevelt's Stand.
Resolutions passed were in line with
messages sent the conference by Pres
ident Roosevelt and several cabinet
members.
The President in his letter to Mrs.
Gladys Mooney, chairman, commented
'our policy of national defense is di-
rected solely to the maintenance and
perpetuation of our democratic insti-
tutions and ideals and the guarantee
Of our national boundaries"
Swanson Sends Message.
Secretary Of the Navy Swanson
wrote:
1T is firmly believed that the pres
ent unsettled political conditions in
the world have impelled the United
States to look to its national defense
as means of preserving the peace
and maintaining orderly processes in
international relations The present
arn1ing is to enforce reasonable re-
epect for your foreign rights and pos
itive defense for our shores. Anything
short of such defense will jeopardize
our national security"
Our people are firm in their devo-
ton to peace" commented Secretary
Of War Woodring. ITO preserve peace
Evening star., 1938-01-28

it is necessary that we have the physi-
cal strength and moral courage to re-
sist aggression"
Secretary of Commerce Roper in
praising the work of the conference
telegraphed, "Your cooperative edu-
cational work should be most helpful
and beneficial in promoting the essen
tials of security and happiness for our
people"
Evening star., 1938-01-28
House seats from Democrats in the

House seats from Democrats In the
November election.
Representative Martin is chairman
Of the Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee and assistant mi
nority leader OF the House. =.
Were quite confident Of gaining
go Seats" he said. "and If there
isn't a vast improvement in the busi-
ness situation We might get . great
many more" = %.
Although the committee will not
start an intensive campaign until
around June, Mr.. Martin said, some
speakers are going out now. Virtu-
ally every Horse Republican, he setd,
has beer invited to make a speech
on Lincoln's birthday anniversary.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Health Made THEIR Lives Better
Their Letters May Help YOU

in any condition to get good results
out of group of temperamenta!
people working under pressure.
Twas in very bad shape, had stom-
ach disorders. Tagged out and nerv-
Gus, / don't know how l could have
managed if it hadn't been for F7eisch-
mann's Yeast. But short time after
started eating the yeast found my
stomach trouble getting better. Soon
Id got over my '.jitters," too, and l
handled that job to everyone's salts
faction, including my own.
I was so pleased with the way
Fleischmann's Yeast helped me that
I've been eating it ever since.
ERNEST OTTO
Evening star., 1938-01-28

stuffed-up feeling after eating. had
heartburn and slept very restlessly.
Being tired spoiled my disposition.
When l was young fellow, l liked
going out and having a good time,
but when l got in this condition l
never wanted to 60 anywhere.
My wife gave me the first cake Of
Fleischmann's Yeast Id ever eaten.
Then l started eating it regularly,
and for me Fleischmann's Yeast
turned out to be the real Mccoy"
Soon l was feeling better in every way.
I still get my 3 cakes every day,
and l tell you my improvement in
health has made a lot Of difference,
both in the shop and at home.
FRANK c. KELLEY
Evening star., 1938-01-28

President Mr.. Doherty appeared be-
fore the House Veterans Affairs Com
mittee and urged legislation to pro-
vide pensions for widows and chill
dren Of World War veterans who have
not received service e-connected dis
abilities. .:,ll,; -,
Evening star., 1938-01-28
58-Her Job is House.to-
House Canuassing

Dear Life Begins: These days I feel
more like school girl than woman
of 58-but a few years ago it was a
different story.
Then l was worried about being
able to 60 on with my work, I was
so all in. l make my living demon
strating a metal polish from house to
house, travelling all over the country,
and, of course. weakness and upset
stomach didn't go with walking all
day in every town and village.
Friends who are theatrical per-
formers told me they kept up by
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Biting the Hand.

WH1TEF1sH, Mont, R.-"Those
hens have poor table manners," COM
planned Bill Hawkins.
AS proof he exhibited black eye
and numerous scratches suffered when
his flock attacked him as he went to
feed them.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Slow Digestion
Can Hurry You Into Old Aqe

THE STOMACH is often the first place where you feel DID,
Digestion apt to slow down after people pass 4o be-
Of lessenng and weakening of the owof gastric
Juices from the stomach walls
By stimulating digestion, many and women past 40
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Produces s Daily Comic
Strips a Week and a Color
Page for Sunday

Fisher morks. "Some days." he
says, "the idea comes hard and
for many hours l fight it out"
He couldn't do this without his
health. Successful people over &c
must keep their health. They
must have a good supply Of en-
ergy to carry on regular work OF
high quality year after year.
Evening star., 1938-01-28

show, has a necessary part in
keeping health up to par.
Eat Fleischmann's Yeast
regularly-3 cakes every day.
You'll soon learn to like its
fresh, malty flavor. Dissolve
one cake in a little water or
eat it plain y hour before each
meal. This will help stimulate
a free, powerful flow Of the
gastric juices when they are
needed to digest your food.
Give your health this help
and watch the difference in
the way you feel!
cspynsAs, ~. sessAad Dsssds Inasspsssas1
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Poe Imbibed Too Deeply.

The only time Edgar Allen Poe
visited Washington was in March,
1843, when he came to lecture and be
received at the White House, but re-
manned to imbibe too deeply with
several convivial friends.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
ROOSEVELT IS INVITED
TO ADDRESS CONVENTION
National Commander of Legion
Extends Bid for Los Angeles
Session in September.

BY the Associated Press!
Daniel J. Doherty, American Legion
national commander, yesterday in
.vited President Roosevelt to address
the Legion's national convention at
Los Angeles September 1922. The
President took the invitation under
advisement.
While here for his visit with the
Evening star., 1938-01-28

eating Fleisch-
mann's Yeast.
! began eating
3 cakes a day
just to try
it. It made me
feel 50 much
better that I
kept on, and
pretty soon
the discomfort
was all gons.
When I'm
canvassing,
Evening star., 1938-01-28

Bud Fisher says it is human
nature to be on the side of the
weak, and jeff has the SYM
pathy of the public. Fisher,
himself, is more attached to
Mutt. Through them both," :"
he says, II have over the years
learned much about people. l
had to or Mutt and Jeff
wouldn't be lire characters" +"
Evening star., 1938-01-28
MARTIN IS OPTIMISTIC
FOR REPUBLICAN GAINS
Confident Of Winning go Seats
He Announces, After Scan
ming State Reports.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Martin, Republi.
can, Of Massachusetts,, looking owe,
pile Of reports from Republican
State leaders, said today the chance!
appeared good for the Republicans
to wrest q substantial number oi
Evening star., 1938-01-28

are irregular. but Fleischmann's
Yeast helps me at these times. I do
believe it keeps me young.
MRS. E. M. BURKET
Evening star., 1938-01-28

chorus and l had just eight weeks
to do it in. 1t would have been a
tough assignment for a we'll man, but
for newell, l certainly didn't feel
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Staged ;
Road ShoWs
in 8 Weeks

Dear Life
Begins:
Two years
ago,vhenIwas
As, l had to
put on three
shows for the
road
new cast and
Evening star., 1938-01-28

lO-Feels the
Way He Did
at rs
Dear Life
Begins:
Abarber may
have only 5
hours work to
d O., b ut he
must stay in
the shop 10 or
IL hours a day.
It's this slack.
BARRIERS nerves.
Evening star., 1938-01-28

A while ago, I got all upset inside
and I found l was having 4 heavy,
The Washington times., 1938-07-06
It's This Way
d. EpANK GsRTTCK" O'NETTL,
by I MANN DUON V 4NHAA
(Cont. from First Sports Page)

Cont from First Sports Page)
p sOMERvuLE RALPH POLIO and Of our gogetters
might get together form WAYS AND MEANS commit
PIERS, the biggest LION OF them ALL "ou1o NC
working on that
OCAI fans would happier about the position OF
IL the NATIONALS they hadn't LOST many games
Have YOU scanned the standings? THE MATS have !oSC
games other club with the eXcepuon oI e
ATHLETICS and BROWNS And those teams tgureo 70 run
eighth the other THE YANKEES
INDIANS NOW let's see which clup mas
the drive other The YANKS are nome
where theyre tough to beat
GEORGE PRESTON MARSHALL reports that GEORGE
AUTOMATIC" KARAMATIC, Of Gonzaga Coilege' Ia. Ray
Flaherys Alma Nanny will make WASHINGTON rams 1oTgeC
all about CLIFF BATTLES And in the corner can
that vulgar laughter in the world VINO saw
glory against the GIANTS the POLO GROUNDS laSI
December will ever forget him.
GEORGE HAS the Chicago has signed three
ubacks just BRONKO NAGURSKI decides to 1or.
football of rassing The more you see OF
NAGURSI suffering mat the yearn TO see n
play football. He's GREAT line cracker.
'RABY FACE" JIMMY McLARNIN lives in Vancouver and now
ID weighs 180 pounds HUDKINS, flrst WelCeT
weight McLARNIN pounds weight But tnats all
HUDK1NS never could lick side Of the vancouver
I'll never forget Madison Square Garden the night aI AA
PETROLLE the Fargo Express knocked McLARNlN down
The fans almost tore down the building.
The Washington times., 1938-07-06

No one can come within a mile
of threatening Miss Edith Clark'S
hold on the title of women'S Dis
trict tennis champion in the tour
nament which yesterday got under
way at Columbia Country Club,
unless it be her good friend and
doubles partner, Mrs. Margaret
Robinson, seeded No. 2. Yesterday
Miss Clark, who no longer lives
in the East but now makes her
home in California between tennis
tours, romped through four six
love sets against two Washington
players.
Today she is to meet veteran
player who has annihilated the
hopes of many younger stars with
her driving, unorthodox style, but
who, as tennis player, is not IN
the same class with Miss Clark S
brilliant consistency.
Miss Clark is now playing the
best tennis of her career. WIN
Mrs. Robinson last week at the
PENNSYLVANIA and Eastern States
tournament, she took the doubles
championship by defeating play
ers of such cabiler as Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein Jessup and Ann Page
in the finals, 4-6, Ga, GO.
Together they are a dominating
team in the East. Apart they can
trounce any other player Wash
tn NffpT
The match of chief spectator
interest scheduled for today was
to be played by Hazel "Jimmle"