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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
Epidemic Of Chuckles About Life In Army
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON - Counting in Senators, Representatives, news men, and observers, I sometimes think there have been more capit alites than soldiers on Army man euVers this year.
 As a result of all the inspec- tions, one of Washington's favor ite pastimes now is telling man. euver stories.
 Most often heard are those about the use of imaginary wea- pons-like the one about the pri- vate who verbally bang banged until he was out of breath at an enemy private walking down the road. When the enemy still re- fused to drop dead, the irate pri vate shouted at him: What's the matter with you soldier, l shot you with rife, a pistol and a machine gun?' The enemy kept on walking, justing turning his head to yell back, What's the matter with you, can't you see I'm a tank?"
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
Cruiser Juneau Another Nail In
 Hitler's Coffin

KEARNY, N. J., - At the sue cessful launching of the $13,000,- GOO six thousand ton light cruiser Juneau, christened by Mrs. Har- ry l. Lucas, wife of the mayor of Juneau, Alaska, Rear Admiral Andrews in an address said:
 Each launching is another nail in Hitler's coffin. This vessel will be manned by fighting Am ericans who believe there is no second place in anything"
 The large crowd attending the launching also heard Anthony J. Dimond assert that Alaska is proud of the honor and also of the fact that there are no Com munists no saboteurs and no fifth columnists in the Territory of Al aSka."
 Delegate Dimond at a confer ence with the neWsmen later in the afternoon said that he was sure that if a break came in the international picture, it would come to the Pacific Coast.
 The Delegate further said the Government understood Alaska's s problems and this launching is a symbol of the great efforts to pro tect the Territory"
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
Current Comments
 From Washington

In a magazine article, PreSi- dent Roosevelt afiirms the sound ness of the doctrine that shooting after being shot is likely to be an ineffective proceeding. Straw votes indicate that the majority of those reached by informal polls are of the same mind Find |. ing a sane middle ground be- tween Senseless war hurrah and playing unWittingly or deliberate ly into Nazi hands, is a task that will tax the abilities of the best and the Wisest. In the meantime, preparation for defense goes on. Between a billion and billion and a half went out for that purpose during the month of Sep tember When all is over, we may find ourselves cluttered up with a mass of junk for which there never was any use: but that fact will not prove that the out lay was foolish. Until some bet ter way of acquiring useful in formation than depending on the senses is available, the prudent man will outfit himself with a gun and ammunition when he sees predatory wild animals about.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
Internal Front in Germany

Nazi sources of information, not always to be relied upon for honesty of the cherry tree type, probably are telling the truth in this case: With Germany deep in a fight for life, it is under standable that we cannot tOler- ate an internal front against us. An internal front is firing the first scattered shots in what in deed will be the greatest battle that Hitler has known. When a nation has to fall back upon the scaffold as war tool, the end is in sight. Nero lighted the Appian Way with torches consisting of cricified victims selected from a troublesome minority and cover ed with oil, but it did him no good. Martyrs fight on, long af- ter they are dead. An organiza- ton that creates them is decad- ent and on the way out.
 Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
Executed CZechS

The weeks total of Czechs ex- ecuted ofhand by the Germans in an effort to quell uprisings stands at approximately 150; not a large number, it is true consid- cred in the abstract. The machine gun rattle of a second, in battle, could easily run up a better score. It is the reason for the butchery rather than numerical results, that calls for closest scrutiny.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10

regarding needful metals and o { h CT specified commodities. They will be available to the gov ernments of the Americas only. Private enterprise in the United States will be permitted to ab- sorb as much as it can take and the Federal government will warehouse freely from the ample supply that will be left over. Aside from the advantage to the United States arising out of the possession of the material, Peru will be inclined to subscribe to the rule that the customer is right.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10

it don't take much imagination .
 Whenever Army pay is men toned, you are certain to hear about the Asheboro, N. C., cafe over who, in addition to d.shing out steaks and French fries was his own cashier. He already was in lather when one of the sol diers handing him a 60-cent check and a $l,000 bill, with the casual comment, Sorry that's the smallest I have" The cafe man screamed, But I cant change a $l,000 bill" Another buck private stepped forward with a calm, T can," and peeled off nine one-hundreds, four tWen- ties, a ten and two fiVes.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
SUN VALLEY SKIER
 COACHES SNOW FANS

MATANUSKA RIVER - Pfc. George Rathke, ski stylist of Sun Valleys famous slopes, recently started a ski school of his own his eager pupils being members of Fort Richradson's aviation or dnance organization.
 Scene of the ski school was the organizations newly completed
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10

But these aren't the only stor- ies being told and some of them have a little more basis in fact
 For instance, word came to one battalion in Louisiana to end ma neuvers. It was pouring rain and the boys were standing ankle deep in mud As the order was given. one soldier piped up: Swell, now lets all sing God Bless America and leave out Louisiana"
 Louisiana came in for another one in a story about the hurri- cane. The 135sh Medical Corps was camped in loWlands near Jennings when the storm blew a flood into the camp. A conscien- tious lieutenant, eager to be pos tive that all his men had gotten out, went Wading knee deep down the company street, poking his head into every tent. In one, he discovered a gr.nning private, sitting cross-legged on his cot. holding a stick in his hand from which dangled a couple of yards of stout cord. What the devil are you doing?' the lieutenant shouted. The soldier eyed his of ficer in disgust. Cant you see, Sir? I'm fishing. The tents full of 'em.'
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10

recreation cabin, fully equipped to 'hole up a dozen vacationing men in Alaska luxury, according to Pfc. Kenneth Kigans, soldier reporter.
 Group by group, the entire outfit is slated to keep the snow sports lodge occupied all winter
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
SOURDOUGH STATIONERY

Write to your friends and rela- lives on the Outside using Sour dough Stationery. They'll get 8 big kick out of it.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10
The U. S. and Peru

A sensible and practical de- fense measure is to be found in an understanding reached lately by the United States and Peru
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10

She was cross and called him Mir, But not because he kr.,
 But because Gust before) As she opened the door This same MT. kr ST.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-10

Newspaper advertising Nill develop new bushes or you.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09

nyanaasnak, meglepet5snek es
korlatozasnak van kiteve, hogy
kezdvez6nek tobbe semmi eset-
re nem lehet nevezni, bar emel
kedik a forgalom, az embe-
rex t0bbet keresnek es .kolte-
mex.
Nap-nap utan ujabb foglal-
kozasi aggal tudatjak, fegy a
j0v6ben nincs n a szamukra
nyersanyag, vagy olyan keves
van, hogy sulyos uzemcs0kken-
tes szukseges. (Peldaul a vipsr
nyos jegszekrenyek ezelN 4
csak feluzemre kaphatnak
anyagot.)
Igaz, minden izem haborus
rendelesre szamithat, ha ARA
be van, vagy be lehet rem
(FoHtatss a Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09

holmikat szallitjak. Vagyis =
nemzeti adossag sokkal tobb
lesz, mint amennyire szami-
tunk. .r.
De az arak8 indokolatlan es
sziiksegtelen emelkedese ha-
sonloan szerencsetlenseg min
den emberre, s a munkas bere
az emelkedesek idejen mindig
hatul jar. y
! Ha legalabb ebben az egy
kerdesben aelfelejtenek a hon
atyak a valasztast es egeszen
becsuletesek lennenek, nagy
szerencsetlensegtol mentenek
meg az orszagot.
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET
mos mar olyan sok oldalu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
HI ID tt : " ID NJ l. ID

1942-es valasztas jar az esze-
ben, mikor nir Szerint szena-
tornak fog Minnesota allam-
ban szaladni. +&
Akik 'fiihrernek" keszitik
el6 ugy erik, hogy a szena-
tusban t0bb -alkalma lenne a
szereplesre, .es konnyebben Ell
tudnak adni a nemzetnek.
Ezidoszerint a partjuk egyre
csokken es peldaul Texasban
tervezett gyiileset mem tart
hatta meg Lindbergh, inert az
allami t0rvenyhozas meguzen-
te neki, hogy oft szivesen mem
latnak. S az az erdekes, hOgy
mik0zben az eln0k0t a legala-
valobb modon ragalmazza azon
sirankozik, hogy ct "smearol
jak."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09

ben is ak Schck pr6bat csnata torokgyk betegseg ell
en meg ehet ten teat ugyanezt Dr. Otto Marburg esete
ben is. 49,.
egyeem birosaghoz fordu Court of Appellate Division
XII is mondta hogy meg ke adni gyakorlasi engedeyt XII
val6, viaghiru tud6snak. . , #>.s
Egg potikai intezmennyel azonban lehet kukori-
cazn Annak tagja felebbeztek Court of Appeals c bir
saghoz ameynek taga szinten vaaszott hanem poll
meg DR. Marurg reszere szkseges gyakorat engedeyt
Az apro polkai senk palcat t0rek vlag egyk legna
gyobb legmertebb egbecsebb tud6sa ett Mem sokat
korlaahoz de szegyent megse enyhit Mert beyeget
itott tudomanyra New York allan ket polka testete
Ez dolog mem marad ennyiben, New York varosaban
maris megind mozgalom hogy hvataos teeetlenseg ci
men kormanyz6 mozda ugy orvosi vzsgao bzottsag
mint leges6bb eebbezesi br6sag tagait amhez tejes
joga ..,s~4st
Is va6ban meltdbb megtoras mem is erhetne ezeket
ks senkket vilag kornanyz6nak adna gazat ha nev
teen ks kutyakat kidobna kls6 hidegre ahol helyik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
SEMMI KETSEG
NINCSEN,

hogy a szukseges felhatal-
mazasokat megadjak, inert ez
a nemzet mem fog ezermillio-
kat k0lteni hadi felszerelesekre
hogy AIT a nemetek a tengel
fenekere sullyesszek. ..
S ha ezen a kerdesen tul
lesz a kongresszus, akkor a par
hete benyujtott elnoki javas.
latot targyaljak, amely ujabb
hatezer millio dollar megsza
vazasara keri a kongresszust
hogy annak az aran meg tobt
hadi felszerelest adhassunk
"kolcsonbe'.
EFT a javaslatot is meg fog.
iak termeszetesen szavaznl
inert feluton mem lehet meg.
allni, bar az izolaciosok ESQ.
portja keshegyig memo llarcrs
van elszanva.
A kuzdelmet a kongresszu'
son kivul is folytatjak, a We
zeruk, Lindbergh ismet sol
ostoba hazugsagot mondott ;
mutt heten.
Attol felti a nemzetet, hogy
lit 1942-ben mem lesz valasz
tas es azzal vadolja az elmo
kot, hogy egyediil az 6 aka
rata visz a haboruba benniin
ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
KET HETI
| ELOZETES

targyalas utan az elnok ar
ra a hetre igerte, hogy a SEM
legessegi torveny m6dositasa
ugyeben a torvenyhozashoz
fog fordulni.
Ez a ket het ARA valo volt,
hogy a nemzet k0zvelemenye
megnyilatkozzek, inert ebben a
kerdesben egy kongresszusi We
reseg sulyos csapas lenne a kor
manyra, S cs0kkentene Roose-
velt erejet a nagy nemzetkozi
tusaban.
Most mar nyilvanvalo, hogy
az egesz semlegessegi t0rvenyt
mem helyezi hatalyon kivul a
kongresszus, S ICY valosziniileg
csak ket, de esetleg csak egy
herese lesz egyelore a kor-
manynak.
Az elso keres az lesZ, hogy
felfegyverezhessek a kereske-
delmi hajokat, hogy a fegy,
verek melle gyakorolt embere
ket tehessenek a hajokra.
A masodik keres, ha ket ke,
rese lesz az elnoknek, hogy en-.
gedjek az amerikai hajokat
habOruS viZekbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
TALALKOZTUNK
Az VI ADOKKAL,

S mem lehet allitani, hogy
azokat valami nagy lelkeSedes-
sci fogadta volna a polgarsag.
Amerre fordulunk beleutko-
zunk az ujabb, meg ujabb
adokba, de azzal vigasztalia
magat mindenki, hogy a ko-
vetkezo evben az ado - ma
gyobb lesz, ICY mostaniakat
turelemmel viseljuk.
Most meg fel akarjak emelni
a Social Security adokat, resi-
ben azSrt, hogy magasabb
nyugdijakat es sokkal tobb
embernek lehessen fizetni, resi-
ben azert, hogy az amerikai
polgarok kedvet es lehetoseget
a felesleges vasarlasoktol ell
vonjak.
Allitolag haztartasi alkalma-
zottakra, foldmiivesekre es kis
onallo uzletemberekre fogjak
kiterjeszteni a nyugdijat, S
annak osszeget is fel akarjak
emelni, de egyelore mem gon-
dolnak ARA, hogy a korhatart
szallitsak lie vagy OF evvel, pc
dig ere lenne a munkaSnak
a legnagyobb sziksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
Az ARAK .


vonatkozo javaslat kOrili XII
hallgatasokat folytatjak, ad-
dig huzzak-halasztjak maid a
nyilt targyalast, amig kes6
lesz, amig az arak olyan ma
gassagokba emelkednek, ami
ket mem lehet elerni.
A munkaberek kerdeset ke-
rilgetik forro-kasa modjara,
inert a tobbseg ugy erzi, hogy
az iparcikkek arat lehetetlen-
seq megszabni, ha a munka-
berekre nezve hasonlo intezke-
desek mem lesznek. Viszont a
munkaber ereknek korlatozasara
mem mernek es mem akarnak
Ia politikusok gondolni, inert -
valasztas lesz a j0v6re.
A munkaberek torvenyben
valo megallapitasara komoly
szakert6k szerint nincs is iga-
zan sziikseg, de valanilyen in
tezkedes elkerulhetetlen, amely
lehet6ve .tenne, hogy a munka-
berek igazodjanak az arakhoz,
S hogy a szerz6desek alatt ne
lehessen felel0tlen elemek uSzi-
taSara SZtraikOlni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
TUDVALEVO,
HOGY IDAIG

minden a beavatkozashoz
vezeto lepest nagy tobbs6ggel
szavazott meg a kongresszus,
erthetetlen, hogy akadnak anne
rikaiak, akik az ilyen beszede-
ket hallgatjak.
1gaz, hogy a Lindbergh-
Wheeler gyuleseket leginkabb
a nemet bundistak latogatjak,
senator Nye-nak pedig a Steu-
ben Society (nemet tarsasag)
fizet a legt0bb beszedert.
Egyebkent Mr.. Lindbergh
most vegre elarulta, ,hogy
ezekben a nehez id0kben az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
HA A FENTI
KET JAVASLATTAL

vegez a kongresszus, de talan
meg a avaslatok targyalasanak
a soran, sok jogos panaszt
mondanak ell maid a korrnany.
rol.
Koztudomasu, hogy bar min
den az elnok altal kert ossze-
get megszavazott eddig a kon-
gresszus, bar a nemzetve-
delmi termeles szepen halad
elore, ma mar sokkal tobb erd-
menyt kellene mutatni.
A termelGs hianyossaganak
tobb Okla van, amelyek k0zt
elso helyen all a gyarosok kap-
zsisaga, amelyek tulajdonosai
honapokig alkudoztak, mielott
"a rendeleseket atvettek, a ma
sodik helyen a munkas-szerve-
zetek, amelyek sok esetben fe-
leslegesen sztrajkoltak.
De Washingtonban is tor
tent sok mulasztas, leginkabh
azert, inert az elnok mem aka1
teljes felhatalmazast adni SEN
kinek, hogy a munkajat meg,
feleloen megossza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
.AKARMILYEN
KESERVESEN ES

akarmilyen rettegessel nyul
a torvenyhozas a dologhoz, EFT
a kerdest ell kell intezni. Ha a
jelenlegi arak korlatozva mem
lesznek, akkor megismetl6dik
az az inralcio (aremelkedes) !,
amelynek az els6 vilaghaboru-
ban voltunk tanui. S ez ait
jelenti, hogy mondjuk szaz-
ezer millio dollarra tervezett
honvedelmi kiadaS sokkal ma
gyobb, esetleg ketszer olyan
magas lesz, mire a megrendelt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
$50 VOLT ARROL Is
EZEKBEN A NAPOKBAN

hogy hadseregunk fejleszte-
set halasszak ell, miutan az
orosz-nemet haboru a kozvet-
len veszedelmet eltolta S ez
esetben tobb 'fegyvert tudnank
kiildeni a harcterre.
EFT Amerika k0zvelemenye
soha mem fogja engedni inert a
mostani helyzetben fontosnak
tartja mindenki, hogy minden
eshetosegre mielobb fel le-
gyunk keszulve.
Viszont ugy az oroszok, mir;
az angolok ketsegbeesetten ko-
nyorognek, hogy tobb hadi-
szert es gyorsabb iramban szal
litsunk S a kongresszus tagiai
joggal k0vetelnek helyesebb
szervezkedest es gyorsabb cred
menyeket a kormanytol.
Valoszinu, hogy a repbli-
kanusok tObbsege felhagy az
akadekoskodassal, amely ga
tolja a nemzeti programot, S
Willkivel az ellen AIT a szerepet
vallalak, hogy a kormany mu
lasztasaira mutassanak ra q
kOvetkez0 hetekben. EzZel min.
den esetre jo szolgalatot ten.
nenek a nemZetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
IA KijLPOLITIKABAN
| CSEND

CSEND !
volt aranylag a multi heten,
S kul0n0sen melyseges csend
volt a japan fronton, ahol a
targyalasaink holtpontra ju-
tottak.
Ezidoszerint Braziliaval folly
max reszletes targyalasok ARA
nezve, hogy a hata1mas del
amerikai orszagot hadi bazi-
sokkal es r0piil6 terekkel meg
jobban megrakjak.
Az eln0k egy kiszolasa meg
lehetos ingerult vitara adott
alkalmat, amelyben a Soviet
kormanyanak a hit-ellenes
tenykedeseit targyaltak.
Vegul az elnok kenytelen
volt nyilvanossagra hozni,
hogy kovetei err6l a kerdesrol
Stalinnal kozvetlen targyaltak
S hogy bizonyos igeretei van
max a j0vore nezve, amelyek
szerint vallas-szabadsag lesz
Oroszorszagban, ha a beket va
lamikor helyre allitjak.
Ha az eln0k kapott ilyen
garanciakat, amiben mem lehet
ketsegunk, ez volt eddig egyilz
legnagyobb diplomaciai sikere
az amerikai kormanynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09

mos mar olyan sok oldalu
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-20

|, Mrs. Vernon Bird, who is in the
Deaconess hospital in Spokane,
writes that she is on the mend
again and expects to he home with
in the next few weeks.
! The Rainbow GiT'S held their
regular meeting last Monday night
in the Masonic hall. YVonne Kaultz
was initiated into the order. Plans
were talked over concerning the
putting on OF the majority service.
This will be given by the members
OF the Kennewick assembly in Wal
Ia Walla on the 27th OF December.
The girls decided to have another
holly sale, the same as they did last
year.
New conductor installed on half
mile OF 6600-volt power line lead
ing from the pumping station to the
gardens west Of Kennewick will pro-
vide electric users there with addi-
tional protection against winter
winds, according to r. II. Skill, dis
trict manager for Pacific Power g.
Light Company. The local p. p. g. L.
construction crew has just COM
pleted the job.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-20

Bob Hildebrand and Leonard Al
hson enjoyed a lo0o-mile motor
cycle ride last week. They rode to
Seattle, where they visited with
Leonard'S mother and sister, Doro-
thy, and other relatives and friends.
They came home by way Of VAN
couver, where they stopped. to visit
some of Bobis relatives and friends.
Dorothy is with an insurance COM
pany in Seattle.
Last Monday night the debate be-
tween ProsSer and Kennewick was
held in the high school at Kenne-
wick. The ProSser team consisted
of Donna Stauffacher and Evelyn
Whitner, while Hal Keene and Geo.
Reymore spoke for Kennewick. The
question under debate was: Re-
solved, That every able bodied male
citizen in the u. S. should be re-
quired to have one year Of full
time military training before at
tanning the present draft age. The
affirmative side upheld by ProSSer,
won. The judges were: Mrs. r. B.
Dighton, T. A. Trowbridge and Mrs.
Lilly Peterson, all Richland faculty
members,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-20
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Mrs. Laura Bartlett OF Spokane
who is secretary of the state organi-
zation of Veterans of Foreign Wars
visited with her sister -in-law Mrs.
Harold Whittemore last Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Manley GeSt and
Herman Campbell drove to Olym-
pia- last Saturday. Mrs. Gest has
accepted a position there and so
remained. Manley and Herman
Campbell returned to Kennewick
Sunday.
The Kennewick Woman's Clubs
guest day held in the Methodist
church parlors was we'll attended
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Paul
Hamilton was the guest speaker and
gave a very interesting talk on THE
Whole World Became Peaceful and
Happy" a saxophone duet was play
ed by Elizabeth Lynn and Patsy
Sonnenberg, accompanied by Thee
Lampson. Mrs. Frank Maupin, &C
|companied by Mrs. Ed Neuman, sang
two numbers. Mrs. Hugh Cope
land of Pasco and Mrs. Ed Keene
of Prosser poured at the tea table.
Mrs. Ed Keene lived on the High
lands number of years ago.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-20

| MIR. and Mrs. Leigh Beanler, Mr..
and Mrs. Urban Koelker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Scott and MIR. and
Mrs. Gene Spaulding were hosts to
the first fall monthly dancing party
held in the Arrow Grill banquet
room last Friday night.
Mrs. Paul Spreen and Mrs. Alvin
Cheney entertained with two bridge
dessert luncheons last Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Olson, Mrs.
Harold higgins and Mrs. Paul Stone
held honors for Friday afternoon and
Mrs. A. G. Anon, Mrs. Frank Green
and Mrs. Earl Steel of Pasco held
them for Saturday.
| Mrs. Erwin Listen has returned
from a week spent visiting with
friends and relatives in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pine accompanied
Mrs. Liston on her Oregon trip,
stopping at Hillsboro to visit. Mrs.
Carl Kistler returned with Mrs.
Liston, to visit over the week end.
Mrs. H. E. Oliver, who is in the
st. Vincentis hospital in Portland
is reported to be getting along fine
She will spend some time with rel
atives in Portland before she returns
to her home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Green and son
Billie left Monday for Spokane,
where hey will visit over Thanks
/ giving with Mrs. Green's sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Soth,
and her mother, Mrs. Corfrnan.
Rev. Geo Sheffield of Walla
Walla will he the principal speaker
i at the regular meeting of the local
Scottish Rite bodies next Tuesday
evening. The ceremonies will be in
charge Of the Walla Walla chapter.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Am
erican Legion met at the home of
Mrs. Herman Campbell for inStalla-
ton of officers last Saturday. The
regular meeting was held and a
cooked food sale was planned for
November 10Th at the Shurfine gro
Gerry. -. 49,: -.
The state president of the w. c..
T. u, Mrs. Ruby Coleman, will be in
KenneWick Monday. There will be
a pOtluck dinner at 1890 at the
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Mrs Coleman will speak after the
dinner. Every one interested is in
vited.
County Auditor Harley Chap
man was down from Prosser today,
bringing in load of the new 1912
license plates. Special numbers may
be reserved by the payment Of the
full license fee. The plates, however,
will only be released as the serial
numbers arrive.
At the regular meeting of Alma
chapter Tuesday night it was de-
cided to hold a special meeting in
honor of the Past Matrons and Pa
irons on December 18TH After the
chapter closed the Rainbow girls
entertained the members with a
very interesting program.