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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-03

FRANKLY were Sunday dinner guests
at the Jewell Slaybaugh home.
The First English Lutheran Sun
day scholo children enjoyed hike
and weiner roast last Saturday.
Mrs. Corston Greene entertained
with birthday party honoring Mrs.
Alyce Trier Wednesday evening.
G. L. Holcomp LETT Friday morn
ing to attend court in Tacoma and
Mrs. Holcomb is visiting in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Babcock ST..
recently moved from their home in
Pasco to their home In the Garden
Tracts.
Kenneth Serier, prosecuting attor-
ney, and A. Richter, sheriff, were
Kennewick business visitors Wed
nesday.
DR.. A. H. Wegner was called to
Kendrick, Idaho Tuesday evening
by the death of his father, Carl
Wegner.
The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association will meet in Pasco on
April 9. A covered dish dinner will
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sonderman
are the parents of twin baby girls
born Tuesday morning in the Pasco
hospital.
The Rebekah Lodge will have in
itiation of officers on Tuesday eve
ming, April 8. All members are urged
to be in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams and
Arleen were Sunday visitors at the
Dennis Henson home in Western
Horse Heaven Sunday.
The Royal Neighbor club will meet
with Mrs Kenneth Durham with
Mrs. Minnie Dague assisting host
ess on Thursday, April "a.
Mrs. Bell Limpus of Granger,
Idaho is making an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. Boies and
son Jessie Hardin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. Luddington
and son, Grin Bond and Misses
Dorothy and Rita Lee were business
callers in Walla Walla Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Kennett re-
turned Saturday evening from a twc
weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. Sam Schultz in Harrington.
The Pink and Green club will
meet with an all-day pot luck lunch
con at the A. A. Edwards home in
Horse Heaven on Thursday, April
10.
Mrs. A. T. Belair entertained the
Entire Nous club Tuesday with a
luncheon. Mrs. Jack Turner won
high and Mrs. Frank Beste second
high.
Russell Reymore has accepted a
position as electrical craftsman in
the machinery department in the
Puget Sound Power g. Light Co. in
Olympia.
Mrs. A. G. Anon entertained the
Tuesday club with dessert lunch
con Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Harry
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-03

Vibber won high and Mrs. Frank
Green low.
Mrs. Van Patten will entertain the
Junior Auxiliary Saturday, April 5
at 2 o'clock. Those desiding trans
portation will meet in the Vibber-
Clifford durg store at las.
The Misses Marie Spiegelberg and
Ella Neuman and Lorenz motored to
Walla Walla Tuesday evening to
visit friends. Miss Spiegelberg will
remain there for a few days.
Our Lady of the Lourdes hospital
nurses alumni met at Mrs. Floyd
Hutchins home Monday evening.
The ladies enjoyed sewing and re-
freshments served by the hostess.
The Kilkare club met this after
noon with Mrs. Emil Behrman. Mrs.
T. B. Hauschild won high and Mrs.
Elmer Olson second high. Mrs
Frank BeSte was a guest of the club.
Mrs. Gene Baxter returned We'd
nesday from Auburn after a ten
day visit with her sister. Her moth
er, Mrs. Cole, who has spent the past
two months in Auburn, returned
with her.
All those interested in sponsoring
soft ball team under the auspices
of the Pasco Active club are request
ed to meet at the home of AL Burge-
son, 1924 North 7th ST., PaSco, Fri
day evening at 7:30.
Margery Wagner, six, suffered
face cuts and bruises when crossing
the street behind several parked
cars Wednesday. The car, driven
by C. r. Norris of Kennewick, was
travelling at a low rate of speed.
Mrs. F. j. Arnold was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon to a surprise
party for Mrs. l.. c. Gardner on her
81st birthday. Gifts, flowers and two
birthday cakes were presented the
guest of honor. Mrs. Gardner came
to Kennewick from Strawberry
Point, Iowa in 1911.
Emil Behrman of Kennewick, for
mer Yakima ieweler, was a business
visitor in Yakima Tuesday. He was
accompanied by Ed Albrecht and
George Albrecht, also of Kennewick.
The brothers expect to leave next
week for Idaho where they have
mining nterests.-Yakima Herald.
Mrs. L. L. Cowart, Mrs. Steve
Human, Mrs. Wilbur Hobkuk, Mrs.
David Bungar and Mrs. Cecil Tin
dali, all members of the Portrayal
Club, motored to Lewiston Wednes-
day. They spent the day molding
plaques for their summers paint
ing. Mrs. Cecil Tindal is formally
of Lewiston and organized the club
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-03
Hembrees to Rent House
Vacated by Forakers

HIGHLANDS-M Frank Hem
bree left for her home in Tacoma
last Tuesday, after spending a
week with friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Foraker are
expected to arrive this weekend
from Tacoma for additional house
hold goods. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Hembree and family have rented
the house recently vacated by the
ForakerS.
Mrs. Tom Eagleson of Caldwell.
Idaho was a Sunday noon guest at
the home of her cousin, Wallace
Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. j. K. Brown and children
and Bert Molinder, all of Kettle
Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Ice and family of Prosser were Sun
day dinner guests at the Art Car
penter home on the South High
lands.
Mrs. Eugene Mann left for her
home in Portland Sunday evening
after spending a week with her par
entS, MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Estes.
Randolph Estes of Portland was
a weekend guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Estes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-03

the Te,c cts is being remodeled.
en- lra. .,rorv Guild met Monday
With Mrs. MIS- M Mrs. Joe Glispey were
Mr.. anu business visitors Sunday.
Rosser ,ar Society will meet with
The "A Ai' olbrich Sunday, April 6:
Ms Is. 'I pullman students are expect a
Tn, me. f week for their spring vaca-
ton q Britton was a weekend
.4. :; Il in Seattle to see the Hover
show. ACC Urban Koelker were
sunday nd dinner guests Oh MfS' N'D
Miller. .,,;dated Freight Lines is
silding a new concrete 'oaoi''s
platform. tN and Mrs. Basil Clausen OF
MI l.r s visited in Kennewick Wed
nesoas'1 library Guild will hold its
III. Liz sale Saturday in Gascolgne q
Eye si, ot Retty shaughnessy of Spo-
w was a weekend VISITOR WIFI
her parents. o,,d May Mcclure
. -. the ". S. c. game in Walla
Walla Friday. .,s ,,,,,, moot Anri1
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-03
Meyers Sell Property
for Lutheran PARSONAGE

HIGFILANDS-Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Meyer Of Kennewick have sold
their city property this week to the
First Lutheran church for a par
sonage and anticipate moving back
to their ranch on the Highlands,
now occupied by the Pete Hacker
family, as soon as the school term
closes.
MIR. and Mrs. John Bottomley of
Prosser were callers Wednesday at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Bud
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in Kennewick. Other members of
the club were unable to make the
trip.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-03

WYE WANT ill this page with good items
wv every week. You can help When you know
item Of interest tell us about personally. by phone
well nciae it. Phone No. OneDouble0ne.
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Too Late to Classify

WANTED - Cooks helper. Arrow
Grill. lie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

lleberleecnbeit, sic Ser Ofsioentale
sur S6au trdat, mag es lid nlu
banoeln nm Wad)t, 8eihtum lmo
8iilt,,na ooer INN Sic geiltige lteber.
leaenbeit Ser Heligiou gbrilti. SSSeue
leuanen ite nid)t, a6er es lit ibter
aniidt nad nur eiue lleberleacnbeit
stueiter Orouuug; oagesen crbeben Te
entI6Ieoeneu Broteit se9en sen abio.
l,tbeitsanipruh oes gbriitent,uus.
Sic pergeiien sloem nidt, oaB Sic
Goionialpolitit pieler europGilder
Staaten nod @ruuoldben banoeln,
Sic oieie Staaten int eigeneu 2auoe
befG,npfen. @as sic 9cemeu beS
ebriltentluus betrifft, 70 erideint bem
Woslim ettua oas @ebeiuuis Ser bl.
9reifaltigfett als eine Beleioiguug
aes ei,en @ottes, sic 2ebre bon ser
Nenlhtoero,,na als ein entleslider
@reuel. Gbriitus freilid, miro bon
Wcbamneb ,,no Sem aan5en Silam
-als LETTER 8ropbet ,no SorlGuier Mo-
bamne6s perebrt Ourd eiue immer
mebr iid entIuidelnoe 8relie, oltrd
sic aorauIdulen umo 2ampfldriiten
aller art miro sic gauge illamitiihe
Belt in einem 3ultano oes Nibtrau-
ems uno ser sSeinolelisfeit erbolten."
Mau fragt iid un,uillfiirlih: @enn
sic Woslim 9briltms als eiuen Bro,
pbeten uuo Borldufer Moban1mebs
anertennen, parllm lie bonn niht
aud oie Sebre Gbrilti aunebn,eu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

tcilt, boB bisber 80 fotbolilde Sap
Lime oas @iicrne 2rel5 1. 2lolle unb
II onoere oas giiernc arc,'5 2. aloile
erbolteu baben. 9as omtlide De,t-
id)e Nad,ridten6iiro meloete aus ga.
ris, Sic fatbolilheu 9oroinGle unS
@r56iidofe oes beiesten 1ronfreids
battcn oem Bopit cine BotldaFt ae-
Ianot, iie luiiroen iid ,,uon Der Boli-
tit fernbalten' mo ei,,5ig llno aueiu
rfiir bie 8obliabrt ser ltngliidliheu"
arbeiten. Das 9N8 iagte, bie'e 8ot-
id)oft lei auf einer 9onferen5 beldloi-
Ien ,uoroen, oie iid nit eiuer @leid.
ldaltung Ser Soltuus sur 8ieoer-
auferItebung Srantreihs" beldGftigt
babe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

Observation-Disclosures, oie 8iloer ,,uo
bic @eiidter Der 2ei,te betradtet.
,uenu n.au beobadtet, tuie maube
5ral.en iid immer freder ,mo idam.
loIer gebdrben, Damn bdlgt einem
iuirflid I'm Sonbon. SD sing in oie
Gapelle bon Spburn. Maes itiu un6
leer; MIR cine Wonne belt @adt Dor
oem Serrn. Sbre Sh,noe Ser anbe.
ting. 3uiantmen fnietcn luir oort
cine Stuuoe, ,mo nod mGbreuo mir
beteten, beuten Sic Sireneu iuieoer
ibren 5lieaerlarm in sic iuiloe Madt
biuaus. Die Nome bepest iid nidt;
id aub nidt, benn oort luar ia infer
geliebter uno seiesneter Serr, Ser
loste: ~Siirdtet eltd uidt, id bin
cs.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

Sagegeu lino nur Gebet lno Spfer,
@ebet uno Spfer eines ieoeu &atbo-
liten pirfiant. 8ir braudeu eine &C.
gion bon lebeuoigen Seiligen, nibt
Seilige, sic id,ou auf Sen Mtareu
tbronen, ionoern Seilise oes aatass.
@enn man sic Blafate, sic lteber-
idriften ser 9iider, oic 0iuos, sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
F0RNl'S ALpENkRAUIER

1T etae anseesetduete Maseutattssett s~re-
eease DtesiStH, bic ieit aber s @eaerattsaea
befanat aub ins Gebraaa lit. ete To anS
18 eeridhteoeaen meetStnt'hea @nssets.
3raatern nws &flaaSen berseNeat. MIpea.
fraatsr TT stae esrSastidae HtebtSta. 90
pirtt leidst nab nttlse All 9asea n1s Gta.
sewetse nWs bhit 10 ber Natwr, ibre resel-
nadeiae Serbannnes. nab aasideiSanss.
fnuttisnea aasSniabsen. MipeWfraater hat
clue sranbtidle bieriahe Wirfmaa; es htlft
Der Sdttsteit hes Raaeas: reaHiiert sen
stntlaans; Sermetrt bic Ansid,eteaas bards
bic Rtersn; hitft anb beihtenatat aes.
bawams. aseaa Stre 8eiMwerSea aaf fetles-
bate Ssrbaaane anb Masid,eisaaa Sarss6.
sHf6tre1 Ens, ieien ste mttht entmmtiet Reh
ansere Meotstnem ntdbt setstiea babea.
sr6ater nws HberSeasea etc I'D, ietbft ss1
bew SsrsaseR.
. 5srnt's &ett.bd 2tatme1t Gta aats-
feptiimes fdbmerSHtnenbes Wetttet iett xSes
50 Sasrem i@ @ebrdaM. sdhnelfe 2tsse-
rsaa BET rbemnattften nns aeuralsiSt6ea
9dwersem, rsasfnl5isa 3sadraid, ms<sea, fet-
fen peer fdtmerSenbsn MW2fsta, Seritass
eaaaeH, StsS,umabea sser 8errentansem,
tadesbea pser brtmaeabtH 5Rken. etaserut.
aD&rmens. Gparfam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

8ie aus Nep Yorf beridtet tuiro,
bat oie BORT peritorbene ssrau Gene,
uicpe 8raop Wacaulep, friibere 5rou
Nidolas s. Boorp, eine ser anseie.
Geulten &atbolifinnen Nelp Dorts, ein
Nettouern0gen bon $6,299,O25 bin
terlailen, uno fatboliihen Srganiia-
tionen uno Der @eiltlibfeit $1,705,-
10 permad)t. BapIt Bius oem Sipolf.
ten, ser, ais ct nod Staatsiefretdr
&ar6inal Baceui mar, BEL ssrau 8raop
in ibrem Song Sslano Seim 5u @ait
luor, als er beiudsweiic in Sen Ser.
Staoten tueilte> iallen $6s,s2l 5u
unb oas germadtnis lit oui ~Goroi.
nal gugenio Bacelli' ousselhriebeu.
Jran Wacaulep ltarb int Nouember
1888. Cine abid1tung ibres @ermG-
gems Iu,,roe Dor einigen sasen porsc.
leet.
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Mittiss6 BEN 26. Je5rnar 194i

enoptlifen 81 sitieren, Die BON Sir.
denperfoIsnng ipreden, es banoelt
iid nidt I'M idneu Der gerseiienbeit
anbeimfallcnoe sasesereisniiie, ion.
bern nin bic aus ben, 8eien Der Sir
DIE itamnlenbe Str,,ftur ibrer Srsa.
niiatiou, lint Die iunere Salt,,ns bes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

aatbolifeH gegeniiber oer auteritdt
uno 5reibeit, Iestlid itn Die auffai.
Jung bonn WienIden. ,a
60 Der segen Die Stride erbobene
Borlpurf. Die auttuort oarauf miro
lit einem ipeiteren artifel seseben
tperSem. - G.-St. 3. G.=3. r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
9ie ieimbielise Steauns Der Nobammebaner
segen bas Gbriitentum

Gie 3eitldrift ~Wiilionspillen-
idoft unS 8eligienswiiienld)oft' per'
offentlidt .eiue abbanolung ~3atbo'
lifeu nuo No9ammeoaner', in bent
ser iadf,noige g. albert Berbal, ..
DIS, Nom, Dor alem Oen Wangel
gegenieitigeu Beritebens betlaat. Sier
lieet sic eisentlide Sdwieriefeit ser
driltlideu Srieutmiiiion. gsur iene
Gbrilteu, iaet g. Berbal, oie bon tie,
fer gbrf,trht fiir fremoes Seelentllm
eriiiat lino, fonnen oie Wobanmeoa-
uer periteben, suntal oie araberIeele,
sic in ibrer @er6altenbeit 10. ldwer s.,
eriallen lit. So lit oenn bie 3abl
oerer, benen es eellnsen lit, oieIen,
peridlolienen 8olt innerlid nabe5u-
fommen, redt gering. @erpinenbafte.
ties Stuoium in beu 8iideru oes
Ssilams ODER iiber i'm lit 5u tuenig;
mani nub lanse 3eit unter ben MO-
bammebnnildeu u@laubisen" selegt
baben. gbenio tuenig freilid fennt
Der Wobammeoauer uns gbriiten.
sSa, Sic ltnfenntnis auf iener Seite
iit nod tiefer als oie auf Ser uniern.
5ebr tpenise Mobammebaner baben
iih nit Dem Shuoium bes Abeuolans
oes befabt. Die ein5ieeu Sdrifteu,
sic lie bel iid 5ubauIe porfinoen, ItuS
polemiide Berfe, bon BON Den arg.
mSbniIhen Borurtetlen orientalilder
5elbitliebe, Die Dor aaem baraui be-
bodt lit, ben eisenen @lauben 5u
idiisen, oen fie fir unpersleidlid
iiberlesen bdlt sese,tiiber bent nl,nse'
l,moen 3auber. eines perfiibreriiben
EUROPA. Ser Orient lit @eiit', bot
ein aalif geIast, ~oer Sf5ioent Sose'
gen lit @olo." SSn mobammebanilden
2anoern 5ielt aues auf grban,.,ls ab,
Saltung uno aleioung. 9as reliaio-
ie 2ebeu lit 5usleid oas Seben i6ledt-
bin. Die Stdote liuo 4loiterltdote
50 lit bas ,,ipeltlihe' europa fit Ben
R,slim bas 2ano 6erer, 6ie ntou
nibt beteu iiebt. 0ie @uropder, 10
iaeen bie araber, baben nielen unIerer
eriioer 6reibeit amo ltnobbdugigfeit
senommen. 5elbi i oie Rreu55iise iino
uuoergeiien. SSsufolse Ger iibliden
Bermiiduns bon Yolitif uuo 8elision
utter I6ieben sic Orientaleu bon ie9er
luemig 5tuiiden a6enotano ltuo gbri-
itentum uno iosar asuiiden BEN per-
I6ieoenen abenolauoilden Nationen
ioiuie 3tuiihen Ratboli5ismus lmo Sen
briltliden Setteu. Wur cine fleiue
3abl bon Eiefer6euteuoeu erfennt
oem ebriltent,,m eiuen mirtliden
Nert at uno ldBt ibnt Geredtisteit
luioerfabren, bort barum aber nidt
a,tf, es nit aueu Mitteln gu betdmp>
fen, 90 nau uuter feinen 1tmitau6en
5useben fann, oaB es sic Babrbeit
beiist. @as ,oie Seele oes Muslim
asa meiitem auf3neeseu ideint, lit sic
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~ Sie6er 2eier! Beroe ein Brelle.
apoitel: Senoe III oielem Brehemonat
5ebruar tueuigItens einen ne,.eu 2eier
fitr oeu Ohio @aiieuireuuo ober oas
Soiep9inlut Meefly eiul
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gcr bem Dor f,1r5em 1T 8bilaSep.
pbia tagenoen ,,american SsuItitnte Of
electrical @neineers" bebaupteten
5tuei Brofeiioren Der ltniueriitGt bon
9aliiornien ourd Experiment feftge.
Iteat au bobeu, baB Der in eiuem ae.
tuobulideu Seim bertueuoete elettrijde
Strom su Itarf lit, nm bout menidli.
deu 2orper allfgenomuteu su luer6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
,,eonoon brau3t eine eesion bon Seilisem -"

DieIe anlid,t miro. a,,sseIproden
In ben pom ct. Soiepbsblatt ertudbn=
ten griefen zines fatbolilden Sdul-
lebrers in gnefanb an ieinen JreauS
in, oen Ser. Staaten, ben Sw. Srn.
Mrtbur g. groof, 9.WS., Biarrer
Der Sers Seius Stride in Breseott,
aris. Ser Sbreiber erflart, 2cnoon
brande Dor allem cine Segion bon
Seiliaeu, unt es pom fdlimmlteu
liebel AT retteu - nid)t bon SOB uno
8eroerben, ionoern bon Siin6e. Ste
@riefe Iiue in erlter Sinie eestpegeu
aeldrieben, oomit bic Amerifaner fiir
bic Stride ,.ub oos beimgeiubte Bolt
Der gnsldneer beteu: Sic fiibren mns
ouBeroe nnob elm plaitiibes 9ilo bes
2ebens auf Der umitiirnten SnIel Dor
bic augen.
Step. groofs ensliI6er 9orreipon.
bent i6rieb mie folst: ,,Sdon lang
fams geiuobnen mir l.ns an oie id'pere
@ombaroierung, sic bie eanse Nodt
anbalt. l1m 6 ODER 7 llbr abenos
idon beult bie 5irene; bann fangen
,uiere 3anonen 81, fradeu an, >pie iie
rad oen laltigen ltnge5ieiern iuden,
oie q,ter iiber Sen Simme1 iltnnte,,
uuS brummen. Waudmal beiBt es
,,Maes flar", aber neil nun einmal
oieie ,,atles flar"> ">Sienale uuo Die
@arnumgslirenen Iolde 2iiener iino,
fdenfeu tuir ibneu feine auinerfian-
fett mebr. sd, ielbit lese mid gu
8ett: nit einem 9tiien iiber meinem
Ropf, fails eiu Shrapneaitiid ooer
ein @eIdoBiplttter iid ourd, bas 9ad
IN nseiu 3immer Derirren iollte. Den
Noienfraus bduee id tint nteinen
6als, oas 9reus liest in meiuen
Sdaeen - bas linS meine @ebeim-
tUaffen -.
Sd fann es fiiblen, baB guer
nddtlides @ebet iiber bic Balier elei.
tet, iiber meinem Saupte rubt, ioenn
Die Soaenmddte losseben. =. Sd Bit
te gud, oereeBt uns nidt, tuenn Sssbr
art abeno aur 8iibe gebet. Bei uns
ift oas geraoe Witternadt - iiebeu
Stuaoen ltnterIdieo. Ieine ,ariess.
atuuition'' liest IN gltren Sanoen.
Seute fubr id nit oem Omni61s
uad 2onoon. Grit geitern wieoer
touroe Die 5tabt idtuer bon 8omben
beimseiudt. Sduier unb Sabrifen
tultrben beibd6iat unb, natiirlid, a,,d]
Soipitdler uno atrdeu. Die ct. Co.
bares= =Rirde sau5 nabe bel Der 3a.
tbedrale nabm ib,ueren Sdaoen; oas
8farrbaus iit meg. 9ie aatbeorale
lit uidt beriibrt, sierlib uno maieita-
tii& s,tsleid rasen ibre siirme sesen
ben Si,nmel l,uo balteu bod 1T ibren
@aueru eiue @eliquie bes mabrem
Rreu5es.
Sd besab midi ius aloiter bon Fp-
burn. Nan bat oen Ronueu sic @Gd-
febr seItattet. 3uerIt bate ite Ser
aaroiual rad eiuem tuenieer sefabr.
Iiden Ort obseldobeu - fait eenau
fe, tuie tueun mau Die Seuersuebr bon
oer 8rauoitdtte iueeididt. Genu &C.
raoe bteie Nouueu iinb 2ouoons be-
ftes 8erteioigungsmittel seeen iein
idlintmltes llebeI - nidt gesen Sen
k.ht.SsSAn., qeoS S,..&c~,. Sn.. S~oIsL.,.
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5auieube baben oieie WebHiu
tuGbren6 Der g3iutermoRate
uIklib gefuaoeu.
Re6nea ete fetue anaStisen Ghaueew rstt
Steer 4efaabtett. Qraattett trtast Net aaS
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NOW PLAYING At LOCAL rnEArERs

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RETURN SHOWING
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Texas Rangers Ride Again"
cAPITOi.-Ginser Britton IN Souls
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COMMuNITy--Paul NUM- and Gene
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PkOCToH-Paul NUM- and Laird
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J. Edgar Hoovers Persons in Hid
ing"
kEALART-Paul NUM- and Gene
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REN-Paul Mum and Virginia Field
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Only in Hollywood
Could Il Happen So

All over the lot: They've built
q revolving mountain for many of
the sequences In Sergeant York. "
and never has 30 much full-sized
scenery been squeezed into such a
relatively small space. In sound
stage ESQ by 135 feet there will
b q road, house. clumps Of
trees. q ploughed field. a real
stream, q valley with station
airy peak on one side and the spin
ming mountain on the other.
The latter phenomenon isn't
supposed TO be something that
happens when Alvin York and the
boys git holt OF too much corn
squeezin's. In fact. the mountain
won't move at ali during actual
filming. unless they decide TO use
IL as a sort of treadmill for the
moonlight stroll OF Gary Cooper
and Joan Leslie. Otherwise II will
be revolved only between scenes
in order TO present new contours
for camera setups on 16 differ
emit spots on the stage.
The stream winds and tumblcs
200 feet down the valley. running
between two hidden tanks and be-
ing pumped back up again. Real
grass and bushes are being plant
ed. but the trees near the corner
of the house are arranged so they
can be yanked up out of sight dur
ing some Of the shots. OF course.
the ploughed field Is only n corner.
with a few burrows. but Cooper
and his mule viii turn over some
Of the rocky soil.