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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-23

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AIT, hogy mi tortenik most
Europaban, jobban megerthet-
jiik, ha esziinkben tartjuk a
kovetkezo alapveto tenyt:: A
haborunak semmi koze sincs
az erenyekhez.
Az erkolcsoknek eppen olyan
keves koziik van a hadviseles-
hez, mint peldaul egy vegye-
szeti formulahoz. Minden me-
seskonyv regeivel szemben a
legnagyobb katonak a legkime-
letlenebb katonak voltak, mint
Dzsingisz kan, a hunok Atti-
laja, a macedonia Macy San
dor, julius Caesar, Hannibal,
Napoleon. Ha a haboru celia
az, hogy olon es hoditson -
es a vegso elemzesben ez a eel
ia, - akkor ez a vereSkezu
hadvezer-csoport jogosan utal-
hato a becstelenseg csarnoka-
ha. De vannak mas hadveze-
rex, akik kolteszeti, hazafias
vagy mas mondva csinalt iru-
gyek alapjan nincsenek a fen
tick k0ze osztalyozva.
I y y 4
A mi nagyra becsult es Sa-
jat kulon William Tecumseh
Sherman tabornokunk mem
szott abrandkepeket sajat fel-
adata felol akkor, amikor tor
tenelmi atvonulasat csinalta
Georgia allamon keresztul. Mi
kor elrendelte, hogy Atlanta va
lamennyi lakosa hagyja ell a
varost es Calhoun polgarmes-
ter es a varos mas elokelosegei
irgalomert esedeztek nala, ezt
felelte: "Onok mem hasznal-
hatnak elitelobb kifejezeseket a
haboru felol, mint sajat ma
gam. A haboru kegyetlenseg es
ez sehogyse finomithato meg"
A haboru megfinomitasa,
mint minden katona tudja, am
bar mem tartja mindig helyes
politfkanak, hogy beismerje,
eppen olyan lenne, mint egy
versenymerk6zesben levo boxo-
lot ARA kerni, hogy ne usson
olyan kemenyen, inert ugy is
megnyerheti a merkozest. A
haboru a gyilkolas tudomanya,
amely a polgari biztonsag er-
zeset is osszetori, hogy annal
biztosabban gy6zzon.
y y 4
A modern civilizacio meg.
probalkozott a haboru megfi,
nomitasaval, de ez a kiserlet
csak ertektelen nyajaskodas
cukorral valo bevonasa valam
ordogi dolognak akkent, hogy
a rossznak kellemesebber
hangzo nevet adunk. Sherman
tabornok Bismarckkal ugy be
szelgetett, mint egyik katons
szokott a masikkal es a vas
kancellar elott beismerte, hogy
"a delieket ugy hagyta hatra
hogy semmijiik Sc maradt, csal
k0nnyek a szemeikben."
X y y
Mikor Napoleonnak az egyip
toni hadjarat idejen jelentet
TEX, hogy a hadifoglyok nag.
szama veszelyezteti sajat had
seregenek biztonsagat, akko
cseppet Sc habozott. A hadse
regnek mem volt elegendo elel
miszere, hogy taplalja a fog
lyokat es elbocsatasuk csak We
szedelmes guerilla tamadasokr
vezetett volna. "Oljetek me
oket", mondta Napoleon e
szavait a nagybani meszarla
k0vette. Erkolcsi erzekkel bir
emberek jogosan haborodha,
tax fel ezen mindenitt, de
katonak megegyeztek abbar
hogy ez volt az egyetlen mee
Oldasi mod.
Az erk0lcstelenseg mem ak
ban volt, amit Napoleon tett
az erkolcstelenseg els6sorban a
Egyiptomba valo bevonulasba
volt.
* 4 =
1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-23
A HABORU Is ERKOLCS VISzONYA

| ia: me lopj." Mem AIT mond-
ia, hogy ne lopj semmit, ami
ezer dollarnal ertekesebb. Ezen-
felul ait is mondja, hogy ne
oil. Mozes torvenyeben nincse-
mex kibuvok; a bin nem rela-
tiv dolog. Joggal neziink bor-
zado remulettel ARA, hogy Hit
Ter megrohanta Daniat, Nor
vegiat, Csehszlovakiat, Hollan-
dat, Belgiumot. De miert mem
volt Dorado remuletiink ak
kor, mikor Mussolini megta-
nadia Ethiopiat? Vagy mikor
Japan vadul betort Kinaba?
Mines abban semmi ketseg,
hogy egy abessziniai fekete ep-
pen ugy szenved, mikor a
szurony keresztiil jarja gyom-
rat, mint a belga, holland, a
francia vagy az angol. Epp
ugy szenved a kinai is. Es a
mi borzadasunk, vagy k0z0m-
bos voltunk mem fugghet at
tol, hogy e sebesultek kozul
egyesek hisznek a demokrati-
kus allamformakban, masok
pedig mem. Mi azert vagyunk
most felizgatva, inert amt Hit
ler csinal, az kozelebb t0rtenik
hozzank. Ugy erezziik, hogy ha
gyozne, akkor legk0zelebb rank
kerulne a SOr.
Az, ha csuf neveket szorunk
Hitlerre, mem fog anyyit Sc Sc
giteni, mintha az Oklunket raz-
zuk egy bombakat dobalo re-
pulogep fele. Ha Europa ve7eto
allamferfiai gyakorlati modon
oldottak volna meg a profile
makat Versaillesben es azutan,
akkor most mem volna haboru:
ez esetben Hitler ma is csak egy
szobafesto es falpapirozo vol
ma. 7'sa-
Ehelyett veszedelme a vilag-
max; es nivel veszedelme, tehat
helyesebb Hitlert indulatok
nelkiil biralgatnunk, ugy,
arnint egy gyakorlott sebesz
nez a rakos daganatra. Minden
katonai torveny szerint = anne
lyek eppen ellentetei az erkol-
csi torvenyeknek - Hitler jo-
gosan rohanta meg Hollandiat
es Belgiumot, ha ezzel ell tud-
ia erni a gyozelmet, vagy leg
alabb is AIT, hogy eldontetlen
maradJOn a haDOru.
Hitler nagyon jol tudja, hogy
Anglia es Franciaorszag lassan-
kent tokeletesse fogjak tenni
ait a hadi gepezetet, amely ct
ossze fogja torni. Egesz hadi
strategiajuk abban merult XII,
hogy idot nyerjenek. Ha Hitler
meg tovabb is vart volna, ak
kor ellenfelei tulsagosan ero-
SEX lettek volna. Ennelfogva
most kezdte meg a tamadast.
Ez a hatalom t0rvenye es a
harcnak egyeduli torvenye a
hatalom. Rational szempontbol
minden, a semlegesseg fel6l va
10 beszed csak tires szoszatyar-
sag. Az eddigi haborukban
semleges jogai csak azert es
akkor mem lettek megsertve
amikor a megsertes elkeruleset
politikai, gazdasagi vagy kato.
mai el6nyok tettek szukseges.
. sc.
Mikor Sherman AIT mondta
hogy a haboru pokol, akko,
! sajat tapasztalatabol jelentettt
ezt XII. Es minel pokoliabbrs
, fejlodik a haboru, ANIMAL hama
rabb sikeriil AIT az eletbol veg
leg kikiiszObOlni
: y * 4
A nazik katonai foparancs
noksaga tudja, hogy egy william
: haboruval gyors befejezest kel
r kieroszakolni, inert kiilOnben e
: fognak bukni. Ha a pOlgarha
: boru els6 harom eveben a del
: allamok gy0ztek volna, akko
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-23
AvILAG-HET STRoFABAN
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6

Hja: szegedy Lasz6
HET ROvAs: KIALsZIK A LELEK IS.
Elaludt-e listen? Avagy akaria
hogy Fodet milok holtteste takarja :?
Hiszen AIT tanultuk Hitben, Bibiaban
senmisem t0rtenik Fold0n hiaban
virrad? Alkonyodik? Avagy elsotetul?
semnisem tortenhet az 8 tudta nelkil -
Lepke mem bont szarnyat Fuszal mem vetel ell,
ha az Ur pontosan mem ICY rendele ell
Harmat hull fire feny mem hull viragra:
maskent, mint Urnak igy legyen!" szavara
S ha mem szital F0ldre tito akaratja:
ICY hat haborut sznten akarja i?
Marcangol6 KNOX Vad, sotet ketsegek:
megrendul hitink kialszik lelek! -.
vAsARNAP: NEPEK TEMEToJE
Bes6 Macy foldrenges razza a lelkinket;
XII erti meg veres, szornyi helyzetiinket!?
Sz0lni szeretnek, de megfagynak szavak,
vertol proslanak tengerek es tavak!
Mindazt, mi F0ld0n iszonyu es remes:
kifejezni $40 es dal mar is kepes
Haba vagyok veres kor k0ltoje
eltet6 F0ldiink nepek temet6je -.
Haba jatszom hat k0lt6i lanton;
megbotlk szemem sok milljo srhanton.
magasba szall dalom, vagy csak foldon kuszik?
anyjatol fla 0rokre bucsuzik! -.
HETFo: TIGRIs EMBERoszToN
Langol pusztulas uszkos, veres fenye
borzongva megremeg vlagir melye
Feketet olt lelkiink: gyaszt6l veres butol
tgris emberoszt0n h0rpnt verkutb6l
Satan embert gyilkoln haszolja
testver testvernek veret megcsapolja
Ifjak alig ertek meg emberkalaszba =
szazezerszam mennek veres pusztuasba.
Villamolva langol Haal saroja:
szazezrek hullanak veres tarlora -.
- A sok vert satan nagy hordokba sziri,
hogy lehet, hogy listen mndezt neman ttr?
KEDD: "EGBoL HULLT Az ATOK :"
Hollandok es belgak bekes Edenkertje
vertol lett iszapos estetolreggere.
Este meg elmondtak szokasos imat;
zsoltart enekeltek olvastak bibiat.
S mire Eyre angot Nap biborfenye
halalzapor hullt sok bekes kis szentelyre :.
Mem volt semm biiniik Mem volt semm vetkuk
iszonyat borzalom ami tortent veluk!
Dolgozo polgarok, vagy fodturok voltak?
ego haztetoik feikre omoltak
Itent megcsufolva: Egbol hult atok
gykos bomba golyo es ego zsaratnok!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-23
SzERDA: ZsOLTAR HELYETT BOMBA

Gyilkos Kain rege vi valera erett
egymast gyilkoljak kereszteny testverek
bar elete ugyis mindnek csak tenyernyi:
bekeben Foldon mem birnak megferni.
Jeenesek K0nyve: sz0rny-valora valva:
orjongve eskisznek gyilkos Halalra
Verrel beszennyezve minden f0ldi oltar;
ina helyett golyo bomba lett zsoltar.
Satan farnjan a fax vergyumolcsot hoznak;
oromere az 6s-Kajannak es Rossznak.
Gyilkos, veres korszak Vajjon XII okozta
Embersz0rnyeteg, XII ezt fejunkre hoztal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-23

"A tizparancsolat ezt mond-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-23
CsuT0RT0K: KRIszTUs HIvoK

Szornyiisegek kora Mines, aki megertse.
Eltiporva az Ur scent embervetese!
Gyilkolnak gyermeket. matkat, anyat, ferjet
S kiirtanak, ha kell: egy-egy egesz nepet!
Mem szamit szv, lelek - etert siro polya:
ujra gyilkol Kain csonttoro bunk6ja!
=. 0s Jo az os Rosszal most iitk0zik 0ssze,
hogy az Ember arcat verben megfIrossze
mig tepett togak veres rongyat razzak:
a "Szent Igazsagot" bombak magyarazzak
S mig vert6l csuszosak volgyek, hagok utak:
Krisztus hiveinek nevezik magukat -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-23

PENTEK: KOZELEG HALAL
Gylkolas, rombolas: ujra minden fronton
szazezrek hullnak ell veres porondor
Hegyek mez6k, v0lgyek tengerek felsirnak
S temetoi lesznek sok szazezer sirnak
A yer egy foldreszr6l maskba er at
gyaszolnak az orok lathatatan Szferak
Anyak sep fai; anyak szep remenye
kaluszik szemiik ifju csillagfenye
Gyaszba, VERDE fullad mindennap az Elet:
Multi Jov6 es Jelen pusztulasra erett
K0zeeg Halal tuzben gyaszban, verben:
temet6i faklyak egnek szemeben! -.
sZOMBAT: A BUN BUNHoDESE
De ha betelt egyszer veres gyalazat;
ha kiontott yer maid Eyre lazad;
ha sok miljo elet, amely most ellobban,
tetemrehvaskent listen ele dobban;
ha anyak konnyen: Fekete foly6n,
megolt szvek usznak egy orjas gyaszhajon
ha sok milli6 apatlan kis arva,
listen ele all maid k0nnyben, verben jarva;
ha gyaszfatyolos matkak regimentje
feleletet varva tekint Istenre:
minden ember mar most jol lelkebe vesse:
elrettent6 lesz maid bin binh6desel
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25
tended the school administrators
dinner meeting Tuesday evening at

tended the school administrators
dinner meeting Tuesday evening at
Kennewick. ~-atas snsEEt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Peeler were
Friday and Saturday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. DeGood. They left
Saturday afternoon for Ellensburg
to visit before continuing to their
home at Bremerton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haywood OF
Connen were Sunday guests OF Mrs.
Haywood's cousin, Mrs. Henry Pur.
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry kobes OF
zillah, former Benton City resi-
dents, visited the Purnells SUNDAY
afternoon. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Alsbury and
children of Yakima were weekend
guests of Mrs. Alsbury's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Claude Montgomery.
Mrs. A. L. Henson returned Tues
day from Seattle, where she was
ten days receiving medical treat
ment while visiting relatives. Mrs.
Henson is much improved. "
The Community club is sponsor
ing another dance at the commun-
ity hall Saturday evening. Music by
the Blues Chasers.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25
Schedule for Valley -
League Announced

BENTON CITY--In the first lea
que game of the season the Benton
City baseball team was defeated by
Connell Sunday on the local dia-
mond by a score of to in ten
inning game. The score was tied
z to z at the end of the ninth. Fat
Rucker was on the mound for Ben
ton City for nine innings, when he
was replaced by Douglas Montgom-
cry. The Wallula team will play
here next Sunday. The local team
is a member of the Lower Yakima
Valley league. George Reed is the
local manager and Jay Carroll cap
tain. IL. , 3-s. ... ..,~... ~
The schedule for the remainder
of the season is for Benton City to
play at Toppenish, May S.; May IL,
Benton City at Mabton; May 10,
Hanford-White Bluffs here; May
26, Benton City at GrandvieW; June
2, Benton City at Sunnyside; June
9, Benton City at Connell; June Is,
Benten City at Wallula; June %,
r. A. G. here; June 80, Mabton here;
July Z, Benton City at Hanford-
White Bluffs; July H., Grandview
here and July 81, Sunnyside here.
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Kenn. Game Farm Supt.
Brings Back New Truck

FINLEY - Mr.. Harold Witham
superintendent of the KennewlcE
state game farm, returned from q
three-day trip to the coast Friday
where he went to bring back a new
International pickup for the farm
Ray Lewis and his cousin Madi.
son Mclean of Ringold, who has
been visiting at the Lewis home
went to Wamic, Oregon over the
weekend for a visit with their un.
Gle.
Bob Bowers, who recently went to
the G. c. Camp at Goldendale, came
home during the weekend to at
tend the Junior-Seniof prom.
.-.. Californians Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Warnock from
Orville, California, arrived Monday
morning to visit Mrs. Warnock's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Num-;
also her brothers and sisters, Rich.
ard Num-, Jim Num-, John Num-
Mrs. Roy Bartholomew, Mrs. Her.
bert Birdwell and their families.
Mrs. Clint GlaSsner and Mrs. E
Sherry visited friends in Walla
Walla Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Slocum and son
Lynn, were dinner guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwartzscopf.
Mrs. Harold Gerards of Pasco en-
tertained the Finley Pinochle club
Tuesday at a one o'clock dessert
luncheon, after which three tables
of pinochle were played, with high
score to Mrs. w. Preston, second to
Mrs. Kate TeWalt.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Calvin and son
Kenneth and Mrs. Clara McCarty
and son, Verne, went to Hamilton
Oregon Tuesday.
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French Indo China has opened
several modern airports.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25
Ki-Be Community Club
Entertain Kennewickers

BENTON CITY-About twenty
Kennewick businessmen and farm
ers attended the Community Club
meeting Monday evening in the m
terests of the Kennewick Highline
irrigation project. Attorney Chas.
Powell presented the facts concern
ing the project, which would bring
an additional 10000 acres OF now
arid land lying on the south SIDE OF
the Yakima river and extending
from Gibbon to Hover under irri-
cation.
The KennewlcK nigh school bano.
directed by Charles Asbury, played
several selections and refreshments
furnished by the Kennewtck dele
CATION were served after the meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart OF
Prosser were Thursday guests Of
Mrs. Stewards son, Part Marlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Crawford re.
turned Monday from Seattle, where
they attended the wedding Of theil
son. Crawford also took in the boat
races and the Seattle-Los Angeles
baseball games. Harry Russell drove
the mail route while Crawford was
on the coast.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25
Highland Woman Is
Brought Home Tuesday

HIGHLANDS Friends of Mrs. G..
G. Dananhour will be pleased to
know that she was brought home
from the Pasco hospital Tuesday
afternoon, but will have to remain
in bed for some time. Her sister,
Mrs. Long, of Los Angeles is car
ing for her. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Foraker were
Sunday visitors at the w. E. Hacker
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.: DeHaven of
Kennewick were Sunday visitors at
the G. H. Meyer home.
Mrs. Wallace Preston attended
the Finley pinochle club at the home
of Mrs. Harold Gerards of Pasco.
Bob Taylor is confined to his
home this week because Of an in
fected foot.
Miss Olinda Doering of Harring-
ton visited at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Doering Of
last weekend.
Mrs. Chris Raugust Of Pasco was
a Saturday visitor at the G. c. Doer-
ing home. -.. w..
Those from the Highlands who at
tended high school weekend con-
ference at Pullman Friday and Sat
urday were the Misses Betty Son.
derman and Elizabeth Story.
Mrs. Lahti and granddaughter,
Eileen of Seattle visited her son,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lahti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Soper had
as their dinner guests Monday eve
ming, Miss Laura Wells, Miss Ruth
Leonard, Miss Betty Mueller and
Hubert Soper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sender
man had as their guests at dinner
on Thursday Mrs. Sonderman's
niece, Mrs. T. Bruce and twin
daughters of Seattle. Mrs. Bruce is
visiting at the home of her faith
er, Mr.. Marvin of Pasco.
Ed Lape was a business visitor in
Benton City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morrison visit
ed at the AL Morgan home Monday
evening.
Harold Foraker attended the Hi-Y
picnic Tuesday night at Sacajawea
park.
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Mrs. Bill Cooper visited Sunday
at the Glenn and G. G. Doering
home.
Hubert Soper, Miss Ruth Leonard
and Miss Laura Wells of Yakima
visited Sunday and Monday at the
Hubert Soper home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob MacIntyre
moved into Mrs. Owens house, for
merly occupied by the Harold Dia-
mond family. III
Mrs. Forrest Gragg returned from
visit in Yakima last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lape were Sun
day visitors at the Dennis Henson
, home in Kiona. a.~. H.. s.
Visit SchoOlmates
Miss Viola Foraker accompanied
Barbara Hauschild to Pullman Sat
urday night, returning Sunday eve
ming. While there they visited many
old college friends.
George Lape was business visit
or in Spokane Tuesday.
Miss Ella Mae and Kermit Lei
bel attended the grange Sunrise
breakfast at Sacajawea park on
Sunday.
Attends Convention
George Reymore left Wednesday
morning on the FLA excursion train
for Pullman to attend the FLA con-
vention.
Verne Scper came home from the
hospital Friday afternoon and is
well on the road to recovery.
Friends of the Green Brothers
will be interested in knowing that
they have installed a phone this
week. The number is 1744.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. O. HUMPHREYS are
expecting their daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Schmotzer and three children OF
Portland Saturday to spend the
weekend.
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Committees Appointed
For Girls League Tea

At the regular meeting of the
Girls League on April %, Mae Bene-
field, lola Shattuck and Mildred
Billingslley gave reports on the Tri-
State conference held at Baker
and at this meeting date was set
for the mothers tea which will be
May 9. Kathryn Wyatt is general
chairman and she has named the
following committees: refreshment.
Opal Watkins, chairman; Jean Os-
borne, Mary Jones, and Julia Dur
ocher. Entertainment and installa-
ton, Lois Doyle, chairman, Eva
Neel, Eleanor Sanders, Arlene
Kempf, and Marjorie LaMott. Dec
orations, Caroline Kauth, chairman;
Mildred Reese, Ruby Stafford and
Marie L.stOn. Invitations, Elsie
Sandberg, chairman, Florence Du-
Sair, Dorothy Smith and Bette
Watts. Hostess, Patricia Limit,
chairman, Viola Hitler. Marjorie
McReynolGs, and Dorothy Mills.
Dishes and Silver, Virginia Smith,
chairman, Mildred Spreen. Helen
Remind and Roberta Bradley.
Cleanup, Edna Hunt, chairman,
Theo Lampson, Lois Campbell, Jer-
ry Shaughnessy and Yvonne Davis.
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Medals Won by Kills.
Track Men on Display

The medals won at the Mac High
Carnival of Speed by the Kenne-
wick track team last Friday are on
display in the Courier-Reporter
window. Over ITS athletes from
Oregon and Washington took part
in this meet and all records but
three were broken. Bruce Kenyon of
K.H.S. track team ran an excep-
tionally fast half-mile and clipped
3 seconds off the existing record. his
time was 2 minutes 11s seconds.
Walt Ehni won second place in the
shot put and third in the javelin.
Merle Wright won second place in
the broad-jump. Kennewick relay
team won third place from field
of eight schools that entered relay
teams. The next meet for the track
team will be held in Walla Walla
some time next week.
French Indo China has opened
several modern airports.
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Elected Delegate

At. the grange meeting Wednes-
day evening, I. M. Hartman was
elected alternate delegate to the
State Grange convention at Olym-
pia in June. A program was given
and refreshments served by Mrs.
Rolf Anderson and Mrs. Mary E.
Brooks. ''~s
A Mothers Day program will be
given at the meeting May l and
roll call will be Something My Mo-
Their Taught me, which Have Al
ways Remembered" Mrs. Don Kerr
and Mrs. A. A. McAlpin will be the
fostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed enter
tanned Saturday evening at three
tables of pinochle. High honors went
to Mrs. w. p. Sutton and Harry
Kendall. Horace Dimmick received
the travelling prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grending,
daughter, Marjorie, Valda Stone and
Willis Finley were Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Florence Johnson in Sunnyside.
Roy Henson, Rolph Anderson, T.
I. Everett and John Burliss of Kiona
attended regional meeting of the
Odd Fellows lodge Saturday eve
ming in Yakima.
Mrs. G. w. Geiszler left Saturday
evening for Hover to visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hampton.
Attend Speech Contest
Mrs. Harry Fleming and Mrs. w.
A. DeGood were in Yakima We'd
nesday. Mrs Fleming, executive
secretary of the Benton County Tu-
berculosis league, took Jennie Mae
Thomas of Prosser to the district
public speaking contest for high
school students. Yakima, Benton,
Kittitas and Klickitat counties were
competing. The winner Of the con-
test will enter the state contest at
Everett in May.
Supt. and Mrs. M. w. Roop at
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East Kenn Woman Still
.s In Serious Condition

hENNEWlSh Nhlbc 4 -lulo. n1'
Schuster was taken to the Pasco
hospital Saturday, where she is in
a serials condition, having had
several blood transfusions.
Mrs. Lee Lampson was hostess
to the Alma Circle at a dessert
luncheon Monday. Mrs. Harry Coch-
ran was assistant hostess.
Byron Lampson Of Portland visit
ed his mother Tuesday.
The cool rainy weather this week
has slowed down the production OF
grass.
Knute Hill Visits
Hon. Knute Hill was an overnight
guest Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Lee Bampson.
O. T.. Holton was a business Wis
itor at Prosser Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Lampson and
two children of Coulee Dam are
visiting relatives here.
Despite the busy sason there was
good turnout at the meeting OF
the first division of the Methodist
aid wednesday at the home of Mrs
Dan Beegle with twenty-five pres
emit. Mrs. Leslie j. Smith assisted
| in the serving of refreshments.
Japan's national debt increased
$50! OO0. 900 in a recent month.
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Japan's national debt increase
$50, OO0. 900 in a recent month.
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A "cloud of dust" at the top Of
the spire of the church in Bridge
water, England, proved to be a
swarm of bees, and the investigators
wished they carried parachutes.
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CARD OF THANKS

Sweden's largest shipyard ~.
employs 5000 workers. A0'
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Highlander Fractures
Rib While Working

HIGHLANDS - Harold Diamond
had the misfortune of having a rib
broken Sunday while handling a
new team of horses. $3.50
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We don't believe that Kennewick
girls use red nail polish to hide the
dirt.
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Elizabeth Ann Crum,

Elizabeth Ann Crumn wa,
September 3, 1882 at Kenneu,,so, Don
died April ID OF pneumonia ,an and
ing the measles. She Is S,lrvi ,ollos.
her mother, Alma Crump. trs su BY
tiers, Henrietta and Jean a s"S SIS
brother, Tommy. Her fathas one
coded her in death a few vear, PIE
Services were held from Tho :, ~,
Ter Funeral Home with Pa, n
Lucky officiating. Intermen, oatl
made in The local cemetery vas
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank onr
friends for the kindness and ,, many
thy shown us in the loss OF o,,s pa'
loved mother, and for the W.
beautiful flowers. H'anl
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shaner
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McFou
Joe MaStel
Steve Mastel, ..w
John MaStel.
Sweden'S largest Shipyard ~.
employs 5000 workers. INV