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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20

The man in Kennewick with tire
happiest nature is he who has stop
ped discussing "lease-lend" and is
getting his fishing tackle in shape.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20

ONE CENT SHADE TRrpc :
ering shrubs, CLIMBING '. -
grapeVineS. 2 for the prios !, ~ !
If taken at the Nursery now y y {
Nursery, Richland. n
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20
Too Late to Classiic

FOR RENT-office room.
Gated on Main St. Light b wy
water furnished. Could also = \
for sleeping rooms with non Y
ed meals, if desired. sss Y
Otheim at Western AUTH Y
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20

THE Christian Ladies Aid ~
ing a food sale In Mon.
Grocery, April s.. I,s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20

/ The hardest work for some folks
is to make their guests feel right
at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

personals
A DETECTIvE-Licensed; auto shadowing,
missing located confidential investiga-
ton. 2630 West Grand Boulevard. Madi-
son si10.
ABUNDANT HEALTH through eimina-
ton. Caiwood Health Salon, 1O337
Woodward. Townsend 5-s567.
LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold. 24o1 Nat. Bank Bldg. RA. 72s4.
AMAZING-"L. M" Astrologisti Whom
you've heard over radio; consultation.
your home or mine. Appointments. 1875
Gllchrist. Vermont 5-4432.
ANNOUNCING Detroit's most modern tea
room; home-cooked dinners: entertain
ers, ELrNoR. BENITA, LOLA, JESSIE.
Rainbow Tearoom. ITO John r.
ARE YOU NERVOUS?
New concepts based on years Of research
reveal helpful method of overcoming nerv-
Gus disorders, aftigue and worry. sos
Second. Madison 1895.
AsTRoLoGER-Evang Berry: appoint
ments. 81. Northlawn 1929. New loca-
ton. Burlingame- Livernois.
lAsTRoLoGER PHoEBA CARTER-Con-
sultations daily; very reasonable. AS
Helen tnear Jefferson).
AsTROLoGER-Outst Anna Reihi.
thoroughly experienced. Consultations
daily. e10s Hamilton (upstsirs).
lAsTRoLoGER, 36 years experiences
Worlds Fair. radio. 30 Peterboro,
Cherry 6S44.
AsTRoLoGIST-Crysta LaBelIe: YOU
home or mine; daily. Sundays: 1910
Cherry $3.50. 1894 John r.
AsTRoLoGIsT ELISE CTea Pot Dome5-
44i7 Second, Apartment ca. columbis
200.
TRoLoGIST-Fsmous Wanda. appoint
ments everyday: available parties. Trim
lily 2-l409. SCI Clairmount
AsTRoLoGER-C. Lowell. weil-known De-
troiter; popular In Florida. Lafayette
l0324
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
BOYS
BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD
BUS DRIVERS for D,par,m,n, Of sire.

BUS DRIVERS for Department OF Street
Railway, City OF Detroit. Approximately
two hundred vacancies expected in the near
future At Toe 10 sac per hour 90 be filled
by competitive examination. Applicants
must not be less than n nor more than
80 years OF age and residents OF Detroit.
Hamtramck Highland PARK. Dearborn.
Ferndale, Hazel Park or Royal Oak for one
year Immediately prior to the date OF the
examination, excepting persons with honor
able army, navy or marine discharges.
Write or apply TO the Detroit Civil Service
Commission 18th floor Water Board Build
ing, Detroit Michigan. where applications
or other information regarding this ex-
animation will be given until further notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Sunday, November 9, 1871
Cities of Future
Seen Fortified

Cities OF the future will be
fortified" Michael Rosenauer
Fellow OF the Royal Institute Of
British Architects, declares in q
survey of THE Architects Posi-
tion In the Present Period Of
Emergency" prepared for the
herican Institute of Architects.
n, Just as the plan of a
medieval town with Its fortified
: surrounding walls reflects In its
! defense precautions the kind OF
attack 20 which II was exposed,
20 tho future planning of our
cities will be directed by de-
,fenso precautions against at
.tacks from the air." Rosenaueer
; says.
!; "A wide field of interesting
prospects opens here for the
Z pianner, not only with regard To
construction problems, but also
with regard TO social, urbanistic
and design problems"
= Public shelters should be con-
structed as dormitories. Rosen-
auer points out in comparing
and British conditions.
According to actual ex-
. periences of London, the time
people have 10 spend I'm shelters
than originally anticipated when
extends over n longer period
> indiscriminate bombing was not
! calculated with" he explains.
"Any shelters offered 20 the
public should consequently he
! regarded as dormitories with the
safety degree of bOmb-proOf
shelters.
THE protective qualities Of
bomb-proof construction allow
the assembling Of people and
permit n centralized organiza-
tion In Its design. Such organi-
ton facilitates the installation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Insurance Corporation
Shows Big Gain

Surplus and reserves of the
Federal Savings and Lean INSTR
ance Corporation reached a total
of $30,825. TAB on September 30, a
gain of S1,436.S 800 in the third
Quarter OF the year. Oscar r.
Kreutz. general manager. reported
Saturday. Assets of the corpora
ton stood at S132, 221, 706 on that
date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Situations Wanted-FemaIe

Al GIRL wants work in hand laundry.
Temple 1898.
Al COOK wants permanent work. part
time, days weeks Fitzroy zoos.
BUNDLE washing, ironing: specializing
In shirts. curtains stretched; called, deliv-
cred. lafayette 622s. = ,, 4r.l
BUNDLE family washing wanted beautiful
shirt ironer. Reasonable rates. Tyler
6-1is7!2 ~
COLLEGE professors widow, middle aged
desires position In home: social secretary
or governess companion for small children
will travel University 3-67O4
EXPERIENCED colored girl. days work.
laundry, cleaning; So. carfare. TYLER
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

OF adequate plants for air con-
ditioning. protective measures
against gas attacks, the proper
arrangement OF first-ald and
cleansing stations which form
an integral part OF shelter con-
structi0ns.
"Bomb-proof shelters can be
planned on n sufficiently spa
cious scale 10 offer numerous
possibilities for peace-time use,
thus balancing the greater cap
1tal outlay"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

AsTROLOGY-Orro Pemherton: appoints
ments daily located BIOS Hamilton. up
stairs. at Clairmount.
AsTRoLoGER = Jeanne Marie Monroe.
6743 Taft. Tyler T-020o. Consultations
daily; appointments.
BELLE READ = Noted astroioger; bzz0
Third Avenue: appointments daily. CO.
llumbia 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Nationwide Campaign

A nationwide campaign 10 make
the services Of trained teehnieians
available 10 civilian defense COM
'mittees in every major city has
been recommended TO the Ameri-
can Institute of Architects by Ben
Nash. chairman of the New York
Chapter of the American Design
ers Institute. The program would
be undertaken jointly by the two
institutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Employment Agencies
APPLY At ONCE

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE,
SALES, TECHNICAL, EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
CALL STAR Employment Restaurant.
hotel. domestic work. 1852 Cas-. Cherry
204s
JONES Employment. ais Beaubien, wants
day workers; couples. rbrters. maids,
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
COLORED girls best Jobs housework
Ss-Sl5J; references. 1892 Rivard. Ter
race 2-e163.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstings
in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Help Wanfed-Instruefion

IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH OR
PAINT, write for talent test tno fee) ;
give age and occupation. Address Box
B-650l. Detroit Times.
WOULD like 20 hear from reliable men
we can train 10 overhaul, install and
service air-conditioning and refrigeration
equipment: must be mechanically inclined :
no interference with present occupation.
For interview, write Al once, giving name,
address, age. Utilities Inst, Box B-6500,
Detfoit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

ATTEND HOURS DAILY FOR 50 WEEK
We teach Gregg shorthand, College type
writing, sComptometer,T@a Burroughs and
Monroe calculators. Free employment serv-
ice. Enroll and start any time. Individual
Sessions daily and Mon, Tues.
Wed, Thurs. evenings Night students may
Building. Phone CA. 451s.
Detroit Chiropractic College
Teaching a four-yesr eourse--including al
sciences. SIT East Grand Boulevard. Ivan
hoe s7s4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
DRIVERS WANTED

DRTvERS-21 and over; fair knowledge OF
city. Apply $3.50 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

AMERICAS FINEST CHRISTMAS CARDS
START NOW. MAKE MONEY EASILY.
80 FOR 81. WITH NAME
FREE SAMPLES
Take orders from friends and peishbors
Everyone buys. See our gorgeous prize box
by Chiffon. You make soc on 81 box
OF n cards. Phone Madison 4io5. Bouls-
ward office open evenings.
MITCHELL GREETINGS
310 Kales Bldg, Adams at Park
Also 5000 u. Cd. Blvd. near tphn r.
ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES we offer q
real opportunity during your spare time
10 add to- income In n dignihed pleasant
occupation, no previous experience neces-
sary. No money investment OF any Kind
required Write Detroit Times. Box B-65si,
AVON PRODUCTS, INC. with exclusive
gifts from Radio City. has openings for
capable representative, full or part time;
personal Interview required for appoint
ment. cali Cherry b74i.
AVON PRODUCTS INc.-Has a few open
ings for women over Is 10 take care OF
Christmas business Telephone for per
sonal interview Monday and Tuesday. il
.. m. Cherry 6672.
EXPERIENCED sewing girl; upbolstering
Steady; good pay: pleasant surroundings
Fidelity. 10549 West Warren.
EXPERIENCED white. general, plain cook
Ing; no laundry; one child; stay; Sl3-Sl5
university LAPSE.
GENERAL housework. no cooking; owr
room; stay. 1910 La Sale Blvd. UNI
: vef~fty- fNfrg---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

CIRLs--Cashier and clerical work; perma-
nent position give age: experience; sal
AIRY expected. Box B-6725, Detroit Times.
HoUsEWoRK Experienced girl; good
wages: permanent; adults; stay nights.
1907 Cherrylawn.
HoUSEWORK-Stay: no cooking; private
room: IS. Tuxedo 2-035e. 1925 East
Outer drive.
II you like TO DRAW, SKETCH or PAINT.
see TALENT TEST ad In instruction"
column.
ORGANIZATIONS
We will start q merchandise club for you
and show you how to earn large profits
Complete stock of Electric Appliances,
blankets, household goods and many others.
Call CA. os4s for appointment.
LAMPS
Have opening in our showroom for saies-
lady experienced In selling floor and table
lamps. Permanent. See Mr. Dixon, 3
o'clock Monday.
MICH CHANDELIER CO.. $3.50 CHENE
REAL SILK win employ women. full or
part time. take orders: Fall-xmas rush.
Inc. Park Ave. Bldg. CA, 1924.
REGISTERED NURSES and undergrad
yates please register by calling Madison
1853 today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

EXPERIENCED LAundrsss wishes days
work. Tuesday, Wednesday. excellent
ironer. Townsend e-43I3.
EXPERIENCED colored. days, cleaning
laundry; steady Monday. Tuesday. Thurs
day. Temple Ribs. N
EXPERIENCED eoiored girl wishes days
references. Tyler 5-4450.
INEXPERIENCED colored girl wishes week
work: home nights; no sundays. Town
send 5-5e36.
EXPERIENCED girl wants steady days,
laundry, cleaning. 50, carfare. Trinity
2-i532. -I\ M
EXPERIENCED hungarian girl. days,
cleaning, ironing; 81. earfare; references
Townsend s-e7S2.
INEXPERIENCED girl wishes days work
laundry, cleaning 50. earfarsA TYLER
5-1453
EXPERIENCED coiored girl wishes days.
| laundry, cleaning, $500, carfare. Madi-
son $50.
EXPERIENCED coiored giri wishes weeks
maid hotel. store, theater. Temple 1-073s.
iExPERiENCED1 coiored giri Wishes days,
laundry clsaningi So. carfsrs. Trinity
1888.
EXPERIENCED lady wishes days: excel
i lent shirt ironer; bundle family washing.
Temple 2-o2si.
EXPERIENCED colored girl: weeks; maid,
4 hotel. furniture store; early hours Fitz-
-eolored- siri.-psrt-t4nne
days; laundry, cleaning; references. Tyler
l5-525T.
lHoUSEKEEPER. child pa old expert
\ enced references good home. salary.
Drexel 1870.
NEAT, experienced colored girl. days, laun-
dry. cleaning; 81. carfare. Temple
1898.
NEAT colored girl. work powder room
hotel, theater. store. Lafayette s421.
PORTER, janitor, waiter. houseman
Iaborer; steady. References. 2l0s Beecher
Lafayette s22s.
,lPOWER machine operator. experienced
any kind OF sewing $50 Theodore
lCOLORED girl wishes weeks work: hom,
nights; no Sundays. Madison 1895.
/. lcOLoRED ironer, days, weeks, hom
nights: likes children. Cherry i05s
> lCOLORED laundress, cleaner ironer; Mon
day through Friday; home nights. Trim
lity 2-5636.
IcoLoRED giri desires morning. afternoon
days work; so. carfare. Tempt
2-7537
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

EXPERIENCED LAundem wishes days
work. Tuesday, Wednesday: excellent
lironer. Townsend 6-4372.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09


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five words additional.
classify ads under appropriate head
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Water
Continued From First Page }

fawcets were yielding not enough
water for cooking purposes or bath
ing, and that their lawns and gar
dens were drying up.
County Manager Hanrahan said
today he was asking county resi-
dents to limit their use of water to
essential purposes, at least for the
next 8 or 10 days. until the airport's
needs had been satisfied.
He explained that the situation
had been aggravated by the current
drought during a season when rain
usually Is abundant.
The county manager said the air
port was getting its supply through
an s-inch pipe tapped into the Lee
Heights reservoir.
Meantime it was revealed that
Arlington County has asked Federal
officials for $650,0O0 to make addi-
tions to the county's water and sewer
facilities. If the money is forth
coming, 1t is planned to use $3.50 900
to build another reservoir.
AnOtner explanatlon OF Cne ShOrI-
age came from Col. William j. Bar
den, Army engineer in charge of the
District water supply, which also
serves Arlington County through
Dalecarlia Reservoir. He expressed
the theory, however, that the county
distribution system might be taxed
because Of large building operations.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Rayburn Plans 10 Speak
In Mrs. Byron's Behalf

Three members of the House, in
cluding Speaker Rayburn, will speak
in behalf of the candidacy of Mrs.
Katherine Edgar Byron, who is
seeking to succeed her late husband
to the 9Th Maryland district seat in
the special election May q.
Speaker Rayburn will make at
least one address, it was announced
today, and Representatives RAN
dolph, Democrat, of West Virginia,
and May, Democrat, Of Kentucky,
also are scheduled to speak during
her campaign to defeat A. Charles
Stewart, Frostburg Republican.
Mrs. Byron was the guest and
speaker at a dinner last night in
Hagerstown given by Mayor Sween-
ey for those who aided him in his
recent campaign.
Meanwhile, Montgomery County
Democrats are continuing with
plans for bringing out a large vote
in the election. A special meeting
to arouse interest in the election
has been scheduled for Thursday
night by the Three-seven Democrat
ic Club, Royal Garlock. president,
announced. The meeting will be
held at pm. in the Glen Echo fire.
house.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Hershey Would Exempt
Men More Than 30
BY the Associated Press.

ny llic ASSOCIdLcU HEcSa.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6. The
national director of selective service
wants to revise United States draft
procedure to exempt men over 30
years old.
They are too settled after that
age declared Brig. Gen. Lewis S..
Hershey in recommending congress
sional action to give the President
the right to defer by age classes.
They are past their physical peak
and others find it hard to learn new
skills. That has been our expert
ence in the draft to date"
Among the older men-those in
their 30's-Gen. Hershey said there
is great deal more dependency
than we find among younger
draftees and physical disabilities are
more frequent"
Physical coordination is de-
manded for training in tanks, planes
and other implements of mechan-
tied warfare. Young men are able
to fill the requirements better"
After visiting Independence Hall
yesterday to see the fish bowl" from
which draft numbers were drawn in
1917 and 1910, Gen. Hershey told a
gathering of Selective Service Board
members:
while we have fears for the
future, those fears do not deal with
things outside America. No great
empire has ever fallen from pres
sure without. We must look at the
internal situation and strive for
unity"
He estimated that the United
States would have 1,418,000 men in
the field by July l, and that from
10000 to $4,000 would be inducted
each month during the remainder
Of the year.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Snorls Morning Traffic

Fire of undetermined origin de-
molished the interior of a barber
shop at 829 Fourteenth street NV,
shortly before o'clock this morning
and Snarled rush hour traffic at
Fourteenth and I streets for nearly
half an hour.
Firemen, forced to don gas masks
to enter the smoke filled shop, said
the blaze apparently originated near
some heating equipment in the rear.
The shop is closed on Tuesdays.
The fire was discovered by passers-
by who saw smoke billowing from
the rear of the building. A fruit
shop and a sign company, housed
in the same structure, received only
minor damage.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
Weather Report
FURNISHED by the United

y Bureau)
District slightly tonight and
shower tomorrow lowest temperature
moderate winds mostly southery
somewhat in east portion
portion
slightly In east portion
and central portions tomorrow and IN extreme
portion tonight.
tonight occasional showers
tomor followed by slightly cooler.
tuesday period 1s41 to 7so
pm Saturday. 10, 194l, inclusive: . . ,
Atlantic States District of Columbia Virginia New Jersey
Appalachian Mountains through Wednesday followed
Thursday becoming near or shgny ooW mo-
showers expected most sec
tons Wednesday and Thursday.
VALLEY Virginia Western Pennsylvania
will eastward over the ONO
probably ending the lower portion OF n
wednesday and Eastern ecuon
followed
tcooler with normal
Evening star., 1941-05-06
German WorpIones Attack
Dover Balloon Borroqe

DOVER, England. May 6 (P).-A
formation of Messerschmitt planes
swooped out of the clouds today
and attacked Dover's balloon bar
rage, sending three of the big bags
down in flames.
Anti i-aircraft artillery put up a
heavy barrage Immediately and the
German raiders turned back across
Dover Strait, pursued by British
fighting planes. 1t was believed one
of the Nazi planes crashed in mid
Channel
Townspeople on their way to work
took shelter when four diving Mes
serschmittS screamed down so low
that their yellow noses and black
cross insignia could be seen plainly.
Machine-gun bullets spattered in
the streets.
Balloon ground crews blazed away
with rifles and machine guns as the
Nazi squadron leader dove low over
the center Of the town. A shell was
seen to burst near the tail of the
plane and, as it rocketed skyward,
smoke poured from the tail.
Evening star., 1941-05-06
BY JOHN T. WHITAKER,

Foreign Correspondence of The Star and
Chicago Daily News.
SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE A
German attempt to complete the
occupation, or subjugation, Of
France will find a government at
Vichy that has neither the will nor
the power to resist, a fleet wholse
officers are divided politically, and
an empire through which thousands
of German troops as we'll as secret
agents have already filtrated.
Last winter the Germans were in
a difficult position when they dealt
with Chief of State Petain. The
aged marshal was very inflrm, but
he had the rugged character of an
honest man and he held two ace
cards. If the Nazis went too far he
could release the feet to the British
and he could telegraph the French
Empire to 60 over to the British
cause.
This created the maximum of IL
lusion in France and exuplains more
than anything else why the Vichy
French, unlike those in occupied
Paris. are still unaware how crush
ing their defeat is and how terrible
is the fate that lies ahead of them.
1t created illusions even in America,
which sent at least two agents to
French Morocco to talk presumably
with Gen. Weygand and others about
the possibility of colonial action
against the Germans.
Hitler can scarcely have deluded
himself. He held more ace cards
than Marshal Petain and, moreover,
he was playing a game that was
both clever and patient. Unless
there is miracle Hitler will win
that game. He has slowly increased
his control over the French fleet
an dthe moment seems to have
passed when French North Africa
might have thrown in it's lot with
Gen Charles de Gaulle's free
France"
Cards Played by Hitler.
What were the cards with which
Hitler prevented Marshal Petain
from playing the aces of the fleet
and empire? The first was the divi-
sion of the country into occupied
France and free France" as the
Germans humorously termed it.
Just as the division Of France
Evening star., 1941-05-06
II Killed in Belfast
When Bomb Hits Shelter

BELFAST. Northern Ireland. May
6 (P.-Twelve persons were killed
when a heavy bomb scored a direct
hit on a shelter during a German
air attack last night on the Ulster
capital.
Unoficial sources, meanwhile, esti-
mated at 70 the deaths from heavy
assault on the city Sunday night.
A detective sergeant and six
young constables just reporting for
active duty from a training depot
were killed when a bomb squarely
hit their station.
Many volunteers from neutral
Fire travelled north to help in the
bombed capital of Ulster. Among
these was DR.. James S. Ashe, Dublin
physician.
A subscription of $4,000 s20.OOO)
was received today from the War
Relief Society of America for the
Belfast air raid fund.