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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24
JACKSONVILLE JEWISH CENTER
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
Phone 3O6II RABBI NJ D. MARGOllS
M. Portnoy and Mrs. I. M. Lieber-
man will be the hostesses.

M. Portnoy and Mrs. I. M. Lieber-
man will be the hostesses.
SABBATH SERVICES
Sabbath morning services will
be held tomorrow at $3.50 Am.
with Rev. Benjamin Safer Off
ciating.
The Junior Congregation will
hold separate services in the
Prayer Room under the supervi-
sion of Morris Nimovitz. Billy
Schemer will speak on the week
ly portion of the Law.
JEWISH CENTER INSTITUTE
FOR ADULT JEWISH STUDIES
The regular session of the In
stitute was held Tuesday night at
8 o'clock and will be held next
Tuesday night at the same time,
The first semester of the Insti-
tute will be concluded February
18th. In the absence of Rabbi Mar
coils, Morris Nimovitz is in charge
of the classes.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24

spent the week end at her home in
Montgomery, Ala.
Morris Bearman, Willie Willin-
xix and Ben Levine of Pensacola,
Fla, were recent visitors in Mo-
bile.
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Did you know George Tobias
acted on "The Goldbergs" program
IOr three years before he came to
Hollywood?
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Socijalisticka Posta.
d. c. Montevideo. Uruguay: Nikola Ma

d. C., Montevideo, Uruguay: Nikola Ma
chiavelli bese sin plemita koji je zveo Flo
renciji pri kraju Is. "a vreme pocetka 16
stoleca. On je napisao nekoliko knjiga u koji-
ma je izneo svoj nacin borbe koji Sc danas
poznaje pod terminom Machavellanizam U
jednoj svoioj knjizi Machiaveli rece:
"Pametan gospodar ne moze, niti Sc, treba
podrzavati zadate reel kada Sc takvo podrza-
van]e moze protv MEGA upotrebiti. . onai
koji najbolje zna upotrebiti lsicu Ilukavstinu
tai ce najbolje uspet' Onda Machiavelli da-
lie razvija svoju ideju:
cali je potrebno znati kako treba dobro
prikriti ovu karakteristiku lukavstine it'd l. i
blti veliki utvarac, licemer; j ljudi su tako ma
ivni. tako podaju danasnjm potrebama
da onaj koji hoce da vara uvek ce nati ne
kog koJi ce podati varan ju." Pored toga
Machiavelli drzi da iedan vladaoc mora po-
sedovati takvu glavu koja je gotova da Sc o.
krece prema vetru. da odstupi cd do
brote ako Sc tako moze odrzati, ali ako je pri-
moran, on mora znati kako da to uradi" Dru-
GIN recima, Machiavellanizam zna6i "princip''
borbe: da cilj opravdava sredstvo "a postig-
nuce istog, bez pitanja kakvoce sredstva
Pored Nikoe Machavell-a imamo Ig-
naciju Lojolu, ustanovitelja jezuitizma. koji
preporucuje isti metod borbe. koji je bio ma
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pdnom kontrolom" Qyo dokazuie koliko bra
ca kapitalst lube "bracu" radnike, da je
njihova policija milicija gotova macem
olovom braniti njihove gnusne pljackaske nasr
taje protiv jedine korisne klase u drustvu
radnicke klase. To je kaptalistieko nacionalno
ujedinjenje!
U kapitalizmu nema niti moze biti pa ma
dinjenja, jer sa postojecim drustvenim ure-
djenjem vada nepomirljva cas- tisa cas- zes-
ca klasna borba
Nacionalno ujedinjenje ce Sc postici samo
tada, kada &c Sc neustrasiva radnicka klasa
organzovati prema ucenju Socijalisticke Rad
ncke Partje oborit ovo razbojnicko kapita-
listicko uredj jenje pod kojim radnici izrab
ljuiu, obespravljuju i ubijaju samo da bi MIS-
tavno-brojna plutokratija bila stanju da pa
raztski uziva ukradene plodove tudjeg rada.
kada &c tako organzovana radnicka klasa BIZ
ii stanju da uspostavi besklasno uredjenje,
MENU nece biti ekonomskih razlika koje dele
jude na izrabljivace izrabljene, nego &c svi
korisni clanovi, cello covecanstvo imati
jedan interes unapredjenje ljudskog roda.
A da &c radnici jednog dana ustati i sa
zemlje zbrisati razbojni6ki kaptalizam, da
sc oni nete strasiti da to urade, svedoci nam
njihovo herojsko drzanje, samo protiv
teg kapitalistickog nasrtaja, nego protiv f.
zicke navale politicke drzave Danas Sc radnici
bore protv veteg izrabljivanja, sutra &c Sc bo-
riti protiv svakog izrabljivanja coveka po CO.
veku uopste!
Nelicanstvena je ia nasa klasa. Samo jci
fall klasna svest j kada mia dobije ona &c Ia
da sa nezamsl jenom brzinom kretati drustvo
ka vecem progresu. Ma mama estate da ie klas-
no obrazu iemo Duznost fekera i svih drugih
slugana plutokratije jeste da zavode i zaglup-
lJuju radnike. Duznost jednih prijatelja rad
nitke klase. elanova i simpaticara Socijalistic-
Ike Radni6ke Partije, jeste da prosvecuju du-
hu Marksizma svakog dana sve veci broj cla-
nase radniGke klase | mi cemo svakog
dana wise siriti nasu oslobodilacku ideju
jer pored toga sto dobi iamo ushicenia liz nase
nepogresive nauke naseg jvelicanstvenieg
ideaa. mi dobijamo ushicenje cd borbenih rad
nlka koli Sc, pored toga sto su zaveden ka-
pitalistickim polticarima fekerma, razje-
dinjeni, neustrasivo bore protiv organizovanog
neprijatelja
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\. l. kuprin. -
ZDRAVICA.
A. l. kuprin.

Proteklo je dvjesta godna move ere. Ostao le samo
petnaest mnuta do onog meseca, dana casa, ko sc
ie prize diva stoeca pose6nja zemlJa monarhlcnlm
usrostvor1 najupornja nakonzervativnja, ipak resa
la Sc sa svoom nacionalnom indvidualnoscu uz I'd
dost veseje cele zeme radosno prisupila svetskom
alistckom sobodnih ljudi Po drevnom hrs
canskcm broienju sad e bia godina 29O6
Ali nigde nisu docekivali dvesta godlsnJlce
takvom ponosnom svecanoscu kao sto Severnom Juz
polu glavnim stanicama vellkog Zemallskog T.
lektrcno Magnetskog Drustva. tecaju posednjih tr
deset godna radio je mnogo hijada tehncara, inzi
niera astronoma. matematcara drugih uceniaka spec
jalista ma ostvarenju naduhovitie naodvazne ideje
drugoga vijeka On riies da pretvore zemaljsku
krugliu gigantski electromagnetic cato e obmota
cd do juga spiraom eecne sipke obavite guta
percom dujnom cd cetr milijarde kilometara Ma oba
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NACIONALNO "UJEDINJE-
ME-"

Jednim svoiim govorom kojeg ie Predsed
nix Roosevelt odrzao prigodom proslave "praz
nika' demokratske partije, Jackson Day "a,
on Sc pohvalio kako ie ova zemlia postigla ma
cionalno "ujedinienje.' Ia dokaz je uzeo Will
kie-a. bivseg rredsednckog kandidata repu-
blikanske partiie. koii je derao svoje grlo go
voreci protiv Roosevclta kako Sc on nakon
svega toga sloZio sa ratnom poitikom Roose-
vetove Wade. Da Sc Willkie slagao sa inostra-
nom poitikom Rooseveltove Wade to je bilo
tacno pre- nacionalnih zbora, to "a vreme
"najljuce" izborne lorbe koiu su vodile ts
dive blizanke kaptali*tickog drveta. Da je Roo
sevelt predobio nekoliko "vidnh clanova re-
publikanske partiie tx pre- niene nacional-
ne konvencije da pr; ne poozaie njegovom
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,,oa pod;g su elektricne primke neobicne snage
posetk, su spoli medju usobno kraleve zemje bez
bronor1 mnozinom provodnh zica To su poduzece paz
1.-Two pratili ne samo zemlji veG swim obliznim
planetama $ koiima SUI stanovnci zemle odrzavai
rrekidnu svezl Mnog gledali tn nameru Drustva
8 nepovoren em drugi strahom cak uzasom.
Ali minula godna = bila je godina potpune, siajne
robede Drustva mad skeptcima Neiscrpljva magneska
snaga zemlie pokrenua fabrike zavode ratarske
,oasine zejeznice parobrode Ona osvetila uice
knee zagreala sve stanove obtavalista Ona ie
rila nep,trebnom dajnu upotrebu kamenog ugliena
il su Sc slojev yec strosi Ona e zbrsala lica
zemIje bezbrone dimnjake, ko trovali vazduh Ona
ie izbavila cviiece drvece = tn pravu radost
zemlje cd zumrania istrebvansa ko lem i'm ie pre-
lilo Ma posleku e dala necuvene regulate zemljorad
nil podignuvsi svukud podnost tia skoro cetri puta
Jedan nznir Severne stanice, koji je danas iza-
bran "a predsednka. ustao je svog mesta podigao
cas, Ia cas- su svi uSuali. A on je rekao: i
= Drugovi Ako pristajete to Gu Sc ovoga casa spo-
t nasim dragm saradncma, koji rade Juznoj
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PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICKU BORR{T.

Tada ie opet predsjednik ustao progovoro tai
cas- umukli njegovi drugov suradnici ma oba kra
zemal jske kugle.
A on ie rekao:
Drage mole sestre brace, vi. divine zene ko.
Jma sad kreee moja srast! vi, sestre koe sic me
prize volee vi, kojima je mole prepunjeno bag,-
darnoscu Slusaje! Slava vecito mladom dvnom ncis-
cirpnom zivotu Slava jedinstvenom Bopu ma zemlii -
covjeku. Odajmo hvalu swim radostima njegova teIa
ushicavajmo pokonmo Sc n jegovom besmrtnor uru,
Eto vas gedam ponosne smele. zdrave yesce
dusa mi Sc sazise toplom ljubavlju! Mas um nie
nlcim stegnu nasm llama nema preprada ne znamo
III "a potcn]enost nj vast nj "a zavist nj nepra-
telJstvo, nlti nasa nj prevare Svaki dan otvar
pred mama cjeli bezdan svetskih tajni i sve veseie
poznajemo beskonacnost znara sama mas snrt vaf NO
srasl Ier ne rasaeo Sc sa zivotom unakazenim naka
zom starost ne rastajemo sa zvotom divim uzason
oclma proketstvom usnan1a vec epi bozanstveni
smeseci Sc, ne hvaamo groznieavo "a bedn opsana
zVota vec tho skapamo o6 kao umorni punic Mas rad
to Je uzvanje nasa ljubav oslobod lena cd syh rom
(Nastavak a. strani)
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stanic Oni su malo prize sgnalizrali.
Ogromna Sala Savjeta sria sc beskonacnQst. To
e hilo divno zdanie cd saka zelieza. sve
kraseno egzoticnim cvecem raskoSnim bljem, nacne
ma dvnu oranzeriju nego javno mjeso lzvan ME-
ga staala je polarna noe ALL bagodareci de- stvu
bitih kondenzaora zajevaa e jasna suntana svetost
zeeno billie. i stoove ca hjada onih, koji su
pirova strojne stupove koii drze sebi cud
ne sike statue udubinama zidova. Tr zida Sale Sa
vjeta bill su prozracni ali tetvr prema kome pred
siednk okrenuo ledjima predstavao je sobom bijeii
cetverouglasti zakon nacinen cd neobnog njeznog BIZ
stavog tankog stakla
eto, dobvsi pristanak skupsne predsjednik ie do
takao prstom malo dugme II stou Zaklon trenutku
osvetlio sjainom unutarnom svjetlos6u tai cas- e
sao "a MIN pokazao sto tako prostran dvan stalk
lcni dvorac ako sto kao ovdje sjedili stolov
ma snazn, lijepi ljud, veselim licima Ii ahkom sve
iom odeu. iedni drugi, razdeen daljinom preko 81.
900 kometara, |ppznavali iedan drugog smiesi $"
edan drugpn y znak pozdrava podzali su case u Wis
Ali radi opsteg smeha kcanja on JOS nsu cu glaso-
We svojh drugova il daleka.
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ME proizvei samo pokusaji Novog Dila. FRA
va odgovornost pada ma zavodJivace reooVl-
ma rada, ma kapitalisticke porucnike, ma ne
zamisljeno izdajnicke Staliniste, koj su vikaii
"a reforme wise cd samog Novog Dl'a' I'D
ostatke korak po korak masine Ia laganJe pro-
tiv Socijalizma, S. P. Kada Sc gigantsk faa
pokrenuo nazad cetiri godine, to behu owl pre-
zreni svesni iii nesvesni slugani plutokratlJe
koji su ga naveli da metne svoJevolmo sVo]e
noge okove ro-kapitalistickog junionizma
da zatvori usi da ne cuje opomene miitantskog
Socijalizma.
Drugi ,opasni faktor koji slabi obeskura-
Java inicijatvu ma strani radnika Jeste uzuf-
pacija "vodjstva" diskreditirane Komunisticke
partije njenh mnogobrojnih prenosnlh kali
sa Ocgledno je, da nj jedan samo-postovani
radnik ne bi Sc dao svesno da Sc zaglupl od
strane organizacije koja je tako dvolicnog ka-
raktera Aktivnosti burlesk boljsevika sledstve-
no, sluze kao hladna voda protiv kolektivne
namere sa kojom da Sc uozi protest protiv bes-
ramnih, ratobornih akcija Administracije.
Ma osnovu Predsednkovog govora odrzan
posle rucka pred clanovma white House Cor
respondent Association, Thomas Stoke je ira
namere" Owe namere su kobne do tacke koja
prkos pretervanju Kama koju &c radnici A
merike morati platti zbog zdajstva svoJih "a
vodiaca izuzimajuc zadocnjeno probudJe-
ME = bce nezmerna. Da &c oni platiti sa Ii
votom cedecim radsm tome Roosevelt nije
Of in ikaky rp
isto tako placati sa svoiim krvom. Ovo je Pred
sednik obilno razjasnio kada je raskalsno uz-
viso kvalitet americke ratne sile, kada on
rece: "Dolari sami nete dobit oval rat. Ne
mo jmo sebe tome varati.'
Socijalistitke Radnicke Partije ljud ze
me- dokle oni ne podcenjuju vaznost momenta
iii kobne implikacie mitavosti koja vlada sa
masama radnika, ne iaucu stenju radi ovog
razvitka. Oni Sc trude da razumeju stuaciu.
kao sto hrabra borteljka proleterskog oslobo-
djenja, Rose Luxembourg, jednom napisa svo-
joj tamnickoj cclii: "Borac wise nego iko dru-
gi, mora pokusat da Sc uzdigne mad dogadia-
ima obratno on &c do nosa zagibiti svaku
malu nisticu.' Socijalistcke Radnicke Partije
ljudi i zene su borci Nina cas- naredjuje pr
vo, razumevanje, zatim, wise konkretniJi, od-
lucniji smeiji pokuSaj da sire Partijski
pobitni program Socijalistickog lndustrijalnog
Junionizma medju radnickim masama da in
odbiju cd njihove opasne mlitavosti. Ma poslet-
ku, posredom svoje nebojaznosti i revnosti,
Partija mora "a sebe dobivati i razvjati Ia
duznost prve lnije move sledbenike move bor-
ce da b razmetnui magu reformizma i da
grOmOVnO ZVOne:
Radionice Radnicma!
Proizvode Proizvod iacima,
Svu Moe Socjalistickoj Industrijalnoj Ju-
Mil!
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEKLARA-
CHA RATA = STA SADA!

Iatrena poricanja Senatora, zagoVafaca
lend lease bila, da on nije ratna mera, na ko-
made ie smrvio Predsednikov ratoborni govof
sa ko i'm je on trazio ''potpunu pobedu. ~"
kon s, je Predsednik svrso govorl saputa-
ME ke je je sustilo po hotelskoj blagoVaohlci
bese 20 je deklaracija rata plse Ihomas L.
Stokes pisac ureda Howard-Scrippsa. dok Je
uredn :; inostranog della istog sindlkata now
ma. William Philip Simms, nehaJno lzlavlo:
"Mi';tarnu pomoc "a Britaniju, narcotic NOR
narsku pomoc, predvidjaju kao stvarnu sigur-
most eiplomatski posmatraci, nakon sto su Gu
Ii govor Predsednka Roosevelta prose suoo-
te uvece."
To beSe dekaracija rata. kasnije mozda
&c Kongres formalno objaviti rat radl demo-
krats!sih' krasota ali to ce biti slabost prema
Rooseveltovim trijumfalnim potvrdJenJem svo-
e apsolutne moci Jer &c cd sada kongres
sIocavati sa svrsenim cinj jenicama koje nece
moc odbiti niti ignorisati. On nece mati dru-
Cog utocista sem da daje svoje RaJhstasko o.
dobrenje sa onolikim ponosom koJeg moze po-
kupit Tako nasu hvalenu 'demokrati]u' i mir
bacaju II propast titanske anarhisticke sle
raspadajuceg drustvenog uredJenJa
Da parafraziramo Marxa: Nije dovoiJno
reci da je Amerika uhvacena neprilici. Ma
ella he wise nego zena, ne moze biti opravdana
kada Sc poda y svonn najslabilem casu prvom
avanturisti da je siluje. Zagonetka Sc ne resa-
va sa takvm| lukavstinama, ona Sc time tex
formira sa drugim recima. OstaJe nam da on
Jasmine kako Sc naciia cd sto trideset Milo
na stanovnika, a priznaje sa da su 80 po $40
protiv da sc cva zemlja aktivno mesa rat,
moze odvesti ma klaonicu bezotporno.
Kako Sc ovo moze objasniti?
Je Ii zbog toga sto sa radnicima vlada ma
laksalnost? Ali ovim opet formlra problem
sa drugim recima Samo nekoliko pozudplh
radnka su osvoieni sd ''short of war sotH-
MON. Vecina jc biia mamie lakoverna, nekl SD
otvoreno sumnjai, drugi su odlucno nevernl
Onda, zasto oni nisu postupili kolektivno? Ia
sto Sc njihova protvnost rata ogranicava sa
mekusnim privatnim izrazajima? Zasto ono ne
uzme formu ogromnh demon straciJa koJe ma
kaAo su nesposobne da zaustave ruku viadaJu-
&c plutokratije, bi je opomenule da postupa O.
prezno? Cd svih mnogostrucnih upliva koji su
proizvel ovu inertju reformzam je besumnje
najkobniii.'
Predsednik Roosevelt je ponovno izabran.
IL glavnome sa glasovima radncke klase, ne
zbog toga sto Sc u MENU ina veliko poverenJe
da &c Amerku odrzati van rata, nego zbog to-
ga sto je on uplvni preprodavaoc reforama.
"a ovo Sc ne moze "kriviti' Predsednik jer je
ono II sugasju sa interesima njegove klase
"a .svojom otvoreno zrazenom objektivom:
"ReformiSi Sc ako hoceS da odrzis' Svaka-
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'ko lstinu misli pa to nezna skriti.
Mora jednom nogom ma zengiji biti."
"Ko istinu hoce JOS da izrece.
Mora inat' krila, drukce ne utece.,
Zmai.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-02-06
Highland Mint Meeting
Received Large Crowd

HIGHLANDS-A large number of
interested farmers attended a mint
meeting at the Highland Club
House Wednesday evening. Growing
and marketing of mine oil was dis
cussed. Francis Wetherell and 9TH
er experienced growers of Richland
and John Davies of the Lake Co.
| were present.
Mrs. Wallace Preston attended the
Finley pinochle club Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Sherry in
Finley.
Mrs. Bud Shields, who underwent
a goiter operation last Wednesday
at the Pasco hospital is reported
recovering nicely and expects to be
brought to her home on the High
lands this week.
Henry Liebel is among those num-
! bered on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Beinhart has been confined
to her home this week due to an
! injured back she suffered when she
ell down the stairs at her home on
he Highlands. The injury, though
painful, is not considered serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Taylor,
who accompanied Clarence Yedi-
ca to Spokane last Wednesday to
visit at the w. P. Soth home, re-
turned home Friday driving car
back to Kennewick for MIR. Yedica.
w. S. Green accompanied a
group of Masons to Hanford Tues
, day evening to attend a Masonic
study club.
Randolph Estes is expected to ar
rive next Saturday from Portland
to spend the weekend with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art GLASGOW and
daughter, Dorothy, motored to
White Bluffs Sunday and visited at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Krug.
Little Billy, Kathryn and Lynn
Blair, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Blair of Kahlotus, spent
few days last week at the home of
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Boutelle.
Bud Sonderman of Spokane left
Friday evening for California after
spending a couple days in Yakima
on business.
The Les Amies Pinochle club
members are entertaining their
husbands with an evening party on
Friday evening, January 81 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Beinhart.
The Highland Improvement Club
will meet for its regular meeting on
Friday night, February 2 at the
Highland clubhouse.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Morgan mo-
tored to Walla Walla Saturday to
see Mr.. Morgan's brother, Guy, who
is a patient in the Veterans hospi-
tai. He is improving slowly.
At the Benton County Tuberculo-
sis League executive committee
meeting held last Thursday at the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-02-06
Minnesota Couple Make
Permanent Home Here

HIGHLANDS Roy William
sen and two sons, Leroy and Rob-
ert arrived last Friday evening from
Minnesota to join her husband, who
has spent the winter months work.
ing here. They will make their
home on the old McElroy place on
the South Highlands.
MIR. and Mrs. A. st. Laurent en-
tertained friends at their home on
Saturday evening. Five hundred was
in play, at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Power were high and Mrs
Fred Giles low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morgan were
Sunday visitors at the Walter
Greathouse home in Prosser.
Clark Taylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Taylor, left Friday night for
California, where he will enroll in
a welding and mechanics school.
Ruth Durham was hostess at a
"pot-1uck" dinner at the E. G.
Durham home on the River Road
Saturday night, the occasion being
given in honor of Mrs. Burdette
Boies' birthday anniversary. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Boies, Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Tremmel
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Frank and
daughter Goldie, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
vim Liston and Kelvin Kirsch.
Pinochle and hearts were the di-
version of the evening.
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River View P.T.A. To
Hold Public Card Party

FINLEY-The River View PIT.
A. met Monday night at the Fin
ley grade school. 1t was voted to
hold a public card party Wednes-
day night, February II at pm. at
the Finley grange hall. There will be
a door prize and other prizes for
high and low score. Everybody
welcome. Lunch committee for the
PIT. A. were Mrs. Emily Laudell,
Mrs. Bartholomew and Mrs. Harry
Hampton. The PIT. A meets the
first Monday of the month
j. r. GoWing, jess Lande and
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Harold Gerards and son of PaSco,
and Henry Gerards of Pendleton,
were visitors Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe GerardS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hamblen were
Walla Walla visitors Friday.
William Howard left Tuesday eve
ming for Portland for medical OBJ
Servation.
J.R. Ayers is constructing large
garage at his ranch.
There will be cleanup day a.
the Finley grange hall Friday with
pot-luck dinner at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Walla
Walla came Saturday to work at
the j. R. Ayers ranch through
lambing and shearing season.
The ladies' aid will meet with
Mrs. Harry Benson Wednesday
February IL. Mrs. Perkins and
Mrs. Fredericks will be assisting
hostesses.
Marie Bealle, Mrs. Tom CARAT
and Mrs. Jesse Lande were visitors
in Pasco Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson visit
ed relatives in Sunnyside Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Schaffner re-
turned home Thursday from two
weeks visit at Sisters, Oregon with
their daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hestor of
Thornton came Tuesday to spend
the week with Mrs. Hestor's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Birdwell.
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Howard Ash attended sale in
Richland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Monroe and
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Monroe OF
Wapato were visitors Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Gardner.
Mrs. j. R. Ayers, Mrs. Lulu
Hampton and Barbara Perkins at
tended initiation services at Rain
bow assembly Monday night
The Hover Finley district reports
over $4,000 returns on the Christ
mas seal sale. Prompt returns make
the work easier for Mrs. Bealle, who
had charge of the sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Gerards ano
son of Kennewick and Mr.. and Mrs
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ty and bridge at their home on the
Highlands Saturday evening. Five
tables were in play with high score
going to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Watkins,
End high to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Preston and low to NJ. N. Hudnall
and Gladys Kelso.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. OWE White of Walla
Walla were callers Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Meyer.
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home of the president, Mrs. M. w.
Roop in Benton City, plans were
made for the annual meeting to be
held on Friday, February z at the
home of Mrs. E. j. Brand. Mrs.
Brand and Mrs. Clarence Sender
man were named on the nominating
committee to report at the annual
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Campbell
entertained with a $50 dinner par
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InHrSday, Febna,v ,

The Whites are contr,,.
at the present time "C ,S ~,
down VINO on the island. P. T r'V Vys
s a former r business partn IN Sa y
Meyers father and knew ', y. 9 I
er when just a small child w Y
Mrs, c. V. shattucE an.
ter ter, Mrs. Brian and n S40 y
Sheehan, were all dar Oslef I
Wednesday at the ho,lssu ess !.
Nelson Lewis. q I
Evening star., 1941-02-02

up, for nickel, on couple of dough-
nuts and cup of coffee. Then some
what later, when the slightly more
prosperous trouper stepped off train
at six AM in some back-woods town,
the only thing he'd feel safe in eating
was a doughnut - or SO Fred says.
Thus doughnuts and prunes were the
great morning dish; there's not much
you can do to corrupt prune, either,
he adds.
81 know many actors whose stom-
achs shrank to doughnut," Fred con-
tinues. "In later life they did well and