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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

SING FER SEWING MACHINES, Maytag washing machines, Iron rite ironers. Terms: $5 down and $5 monthly. Libera l wances for your old sewing machine or washer. Call J. H. Anderson, the Singer-May- tag man at Phone I'll, or call at motorship Hiawatha at Boat Harbor. Repairs, parts, service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

Regular meeting Of Silver Bow Lodge No. A-2 I.O.O.F. this eve ming at o'clock. All Past Grands urged to be present as arrange ments will be made for Past Grands Night to be held in the near future.
 BERNT MORK, adv. Noble Grand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

16 FIT. semi V bottom boat, re- movable top, all brass screw con- struction and 5-horse Evinrude motor, $150. Phone Blue 330.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

FOR SALE-Four good trucks J. B. Burford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30
WANTED

WANTED-2 muckers, 2 mill men, miners, for drift work. Hawk Inlet, Alaska H.. D. Stabler, Shattuck Bldg, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

WOMAN wants hour work. Phone Red 665.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

WANTED-To Rent. Houses and apartments. Juneau Rental Serv- ice. Phone 633.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

WILL PAY cash for small used desk suitable for apt. Write to The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

FOR SALE = Motorboat, Wilson seining boat type. 45 horsepower Atlas engine fully equipped. 51 it. length. 3 herring seines; l salmon seine; skiffs: ware house; boiler tar tank; ponc nets. See Capt. Martin Hoist, 838 Ninth St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

FOR SALE-1936 Studebaker coupe R. F. Meyers, Weather Bureau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30
Miscellaneous For Sale

MACHINES, used, low as $10. Reconditioned washers low as s15. Rebuilt tredle sewing machines low as $10. Rebuilt electrics low as $20. Call J. H. Anderson, Singer Maytag dis tributor. Phone I'll or call at motorship Hiawatha at boat harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30

SALE OR LEASE-Pioneer Grill
 at Fairbanks. Box 1854, Fairb'ks
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-30
HELP WANTED

RELIABLE woman for waitress in Tenakee. For information, phone Douglas IFS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
0as ttc,ae Dereekrseeieb
tn' Kraft oetreten ''v
Sagt 8sliseidjef George 5. &ato,uit

Naiauas 'oieier 0ohe beeannen
Die Sbulen uno NIT oieien Septne:
Der 1941 lit ungetuobnlih. neil oel
neue Uniform Cratic Gooe" iii,
Ohio in &raft getreten lit, ser Dor.
ihreibt, oub man bel eriinem Signal
Iiht iif nad liufs orchen fann.
Die Motorilten peroeu gepornt
NIT grobter Soreialt sic 9rebuna 8,
MAIDEN ,pemn Ginoer sic StraBe freu
gen, oenn sic &inoer baben nod nich
oie 8elegenbeit gebabt iiber ooS nell<
8eieb unterriebtet su peroen.
syabrer, bie cine refte Ginbieeunc
in Sic Strabe am 8riinen 2iht ma
den, iollen ii6er icin, baB Tie ooE
audi tun fonnen obne nit oem ,sabrcl
ser unterm Ielben Sicht aus entgegcn
geIebter Giftllu9 fommeno nah Inf:
einbiegt in aonflift su fpmmeu. g.
lit better man 9ibt oemicIhen cine 8e
legenbeit aus Sem SScg 81, tonlmcn
Snocm Sic oas tun tragen Sic be-
CUR Siferbeit i'm Serfebr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
5rau Sara =. Ncoiepelt
2lluttcr >es prGiircntci,
50 Satrc alt acjterben

Spoc Inrf, g. .. Sron Cara Ge
lano Mooicuelt, sic lang ge1ug lebte
Inn ibrCn cin5i9en Sohn Erulioent oe,
Tcrcinigtcu Stuatcn oreinal mcrocl
il iclcn. Sbr 800 fam ollrh gltcrs
'dlpuhe obne porhcrlac lanae Gr
fronflmg Sic mar cine ,Srau nit aus
ociprod)en liberalcn Character nm
pcrcinte in ibrcm Slln Sen mnhrcl
Ghnrnftcr 9lncrifna.
Mtit 2G Suhrcn hciratetc iic ser
NamnlS iiber so Sabre ultan Same
Hooiucclt, ser ihr Dor II ,Sabren I'M
900 uornuS aina.
1Srmu Mooicpelt Scnipr mnr il
lQer @clt befunut uno helicbt Sci
Subrcn liebtc tie 81 rcilen unn fon
crit bel Iusbruh ocs arieaes 1890
ans europa suriid.
Tic @ecroialna iano am Sicnstn!
ltatt ,mh alf ihrcn @unlh trugcr
sic 9lrbeiter ibrcr Sarm tie 81 Brabe
luie e. Dor Al ,sahrrn ibr Wunn aud
gclpiinIdDt bate.
9lm Sterhebette meilten ser Hru
iiocnt rmo ieilc ,Srou.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
9eutide 3entrale

sln ou, folacnoeu orci Sonntagen
miro oas Seutidhm GlepelonbE
ipie in Sen peraangenen Sahreu ell
groBes SreiIen haben allI ser
IeutIten 3entrnle sSarm an 9ori
Hoao in Earma. 9lu Sen iolgcnocn
brei Srnntugen miro nGmlid Ser
allbeliebte Sahrmarft BORT beganocr
uno ser crite Sonntaa lit ser Gr
0ffnung getpiomet, am SpcitenSonn-
tag. II. September, miro oos oellt
fhe Sieo BORT Sll Ghren fommen
am oritten Sountag aber per luirE
ba niht fommeu, l,m Elm ne,leS 9lll'
to mitbeim5unebmen, penn er bel
8liidlihe lit. Giien uno Srinfcn ii
oil alien orei Sountagen reidlid
borbanoen lmo per einmal "@nro,
Miintballien" perionlid) fennen Ter
nen mill, ser fomme on allen bre
folgenben Sonntagen nat ser ,Sarn
Ger SeutIden 3cntrnle.
g8er fein 9luto bat fam Sen Al
Hearl uno 9roof Eorf 9soabs itc
benoen 8us bcnlben, ser bon / llbl
ab ltiinblih nah geoari 5ur 3en
trale f1brt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Kreatie,, lit imr
&Guber,,,,a rcif

9lgrum. Die 9lufgnbc ser Ginglie-
oer,ne &rooticns in sic nclc Nhien.
Sronlmg lit ongeiichts ser Mipolit1t
pcrid)icbener rrlitiidrer Glementc
feline leichte, mo sic Situotipn il,
oem neuen Stootc miro bier bcreitS
nit iencr pcrglhcn. oic sur 3eit ser
beriibmten TarteiiG1,berllng ponr
Suni 1884 IN Seutihlano hcltono
asebenfolls lit licher. oob nieicr ncur
Stoat nod lange nitht 5lr Rube
fomnt ,lmipmehr bn oos Erotefto
rat ser Stnlicncr perbaBt lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Ste,,bentaeicier
&srbnnoen nit &arteupartie.

slm II. September perauItaltct
Or. 8uitap @cber limit go. 75 ser
Steuben Societp Of slmerica in,
@eitieite SatIcnheim, 7OO1 Scniior
sIpe., s llbr abcnOs, ein grobes &or.
tenpurtie. @ertpolle Yreiie meroeu
gegeben. Gum slnocnfcu an sc.
neral Stellben miro nah bem Spiel
cine fur3e sfnipradOe gebolten. Gic
Mitglieoer mcrocu criudIt. Die er-
baItene &arte su beantluortcu l>i5
lpdteitcns -. September oh tie iit
beteiligen uno nie piele Srclmoe iic
mitbringen ipcroen, oamit aues allf2
bette porbereitet meroen fam.
Nobert q. gdrpalbe, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Anerifi e,,,i sues
Mit> NlcranSria

Berlin. Gos Sherfpn1lnanoo ser
@cbrmoht berid'tctc criplgrcihe sln'
griffc in Sen lcbtcn 9fGd)tcn olf oel'
Tlugplot s[hnl.SlmCr inn @cblct oe"
Suestanols. gel oicicr @cle9cnhci'
ipuroe nuch Elm amcrifani'Chcs Grams,
portihiff inn Hotcn ltecr pcr'cnft.
Sieicr 9lngriii gibt ollcrbono Spc-
fulationcn iibcr Hppicpelts HeNe an,
beutigcn Sonncrstnaabeno. "a oi'
3eitllng abcr ipitcr erldelnt iuerocn
mir IN fpurnenocr Wohc Nnriibc"
i'm 9luaSl1 bcrichtcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Ha,,ne pers 1m>en ntiiiicr
wekn,.neen a,.ieeben

Sannpper. Tie ihtperen 0onho,
bierlmacn ser Gnalunber haben Ora
itIihe DtaBnnhmen gegen Ole Slloei
bcrporgebrad)t. 9tit "a Stlnloel'
NGnn,lnasbeiehl muroen Die rlSel'
nah ser groben Seihenballe oes i'll
Niihen Trichhpies eebraht. nm Dor
sort mad, aonsentrationslagern ab,
transpprtiert 5u Deroen. Sic ourT
ten nihts mitnebmen. Ger gnlai
mar neiterhin Elm in glmerifa er
lcbienenes @ut "@crmanp ml''
Heriih" BON eiuem Slloen &auimanl
seidrieben. 2icie @riinoe beSiirie'
feiner peiteren GrflGrung. Wir mi
len ia, nenn ainoer 'niht in 81;
,Shule gehen mollen perien iie oi'
Sd)ulfeniter elm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

0Gblern unterbreiten lrno ieine 9ln-
iprafe miro iiber Station 1864 ,u
boren iein.
Gountp SanitGts Sngenieur Gam
3apio trifft ale Gorbereitllngen fiir
ben slusillla. Sestes Sabr beteilisten
iif an oieiem Stierroit iiber &lmoert-
|tauIenb' Berionen.
Gin Mitglieo Ser Erdlioent Mooic,
pelt COMMUNICATION miro ser Saup.,
reoner iein. Sian Z. Miqer, Ioriiter
oes GuDaboga Gountp Democratic
Grecutipe Committee, miro oen Tor.
iib fiibren uno Die 9iebner poriteaen
gei bieiem slusflug miro iemanr
"in glutomobil gelpinnen, auBeroen
'ueroen Elm ssiini5ig Collar, pier q
Collar Geienie Bombs lmo Iiini 3ebl
OoQariheine 81 geipinnen iein. Gin
fritt gum Yarf lit irei ireies Yarfen
freies Sau5en bon 2:3O bis 4f3O llb;
i'm Bapiilon oes Earfs.
Die oemofratiihe Organization,
bietet ireien 8usoienit bon Mile:
sloe. uno Dit 131. StraBe aus bi.
gum Geauga Gate Earf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
De,,tistc isticbcn
>rci 2lntcrifaner ab

Sonbon. Trci ,Sliegcr NcS "slme,
riCon Guqle" @cldnpaoCra merACl'
na6 cinem ,Sll1ae iibcr Noro- Tronf
reid pcrmi6t. Sic luurNen bon ocl,t
ihcu Snaoflu95cugen 5llr Strcfe ac'
bradt. Sieic 9tuhricht mar natiirlidi
,tStttrr" lilr Ole uncertainties
Ereiic. ocnn man fnnn ia lcblieBlId
niht crlpurtcn, Nub sic Gcutld)cn criy
anirugcn ncr I'M ,Slllg5clN lit,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
l!ippe>ren,c Gteatcr
- Siuc Bomber" blcibt nod cine
iuc!tcrc 98DtDc.

3eitgem0b pic Scr Morgen II
Sine 9nmber5", OoS nCuc @ilo oa%
i'm Sippooromc SheutCr pom Cams
tag, Ncn 6. Sept. ac5eigt luuroc
Er miro nud oie fonmenoc Wote in
0ippoorome Shcutcr nc5eigt pGroen
Gieier Slim 5eiQt lmo er5dhlt 81
@cicbihtc ser unbcilngenen &clocl
Ser Nupp. Ole nitbt fltearu III
Rubm, ionoern iilr @iii2nihuit mi
Sic es moglih gcmnht bubcn "a.
Saufbomben 81 enhpifeln.
Sic SallptroQen llcgen in SGnbel
pom Grrol ,Slpnn uno Sreo Mnc
Murop. Sieier Slim muroe i'm II
3. Nopal slirbnic in Gam Gieao her
seItcllt, 100 oen @arncr Bros. ant:
.ur &crfiiglurg gcitellt murhe
nSipc Bomber" 5cigt cinen Spl
Don Nilnt, ocn irqenoein Manugc,
nit Stol5 ieInen &unoen onrGt 81
Ieben.
Gerpoiien Sic c3 nidt, oiciel
Slim 81 ieben.
O.
- @eiien Sie bel GinfGlien oar
aui bin, oab Sic Die stn5eige in
yGolfsblatt" geleien baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
fcklcn a,ti 1lrbeitsplab
eeitet IN, 1seitt I Sakr

Berlin. Sic NCltlhc Frcllc bcrld
tetc, Gin @erf}cu9nlchcr aus Soft.
bls ici 81 cincm Snbr @efingnis Der,
urtcilt norocL neil cr lpiCocrbolt iri'
ner sIrbeit fernaeblicbcn lei. Sn Nrci
1lcirhen Nulen lpllrNcu Sluci Nttirner
uno cine tSrau 81 lchs Ifpnntcn per
urtcilt. Soa @ericht crtannte, oub
lcute, sic ribre YIlidt, lncrnliioliG)
&offen 5u icbmieocn, ncht eriiillCn
uno ibre 9lrbcit rernohlliiigen nit
uncrbittlihcr SGrte heitroft lpcrorn
nliiiiell."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
farmer un3mirieren nit
MISUNDERSTANDING

Gnn &orneauiue. q. . |ertrctcr
BON 5000 Wilcbiarnern ertlGrten,
onb Die uon Der NCgiCrlmg uorgc-
ihlagene Grbob,ng oca M'iIhpreiiea
bon $2.SS oui S3.11 per bllnocrt
Eiuno niNt geniist. llebcr Ole Ereia-
crbobung miro in icnen ieda Stao-
ten. Die He,p 2)orf nit Ntilh be
liefern, in 91loe ubQcitinnlt lucrNen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
8riten ,parten ra,attelt>
aaf itre 0efat,eeirt,attfte

Berlin. &er BON fiini britiidcE
Sliegern in einem pGbreno Ser ytaht
obgeihoiienen Bomber lanoeten mil
Iallidirmen auf einem monoerleuh
teten eSelo uno lparteten randeno.
bis lie BON ben 9eutihen gefangen
genommcn nuroen. Ser finite fan,
nm. Gin engliihiprefenoer 3ipilllt
nGberte lid ibnen uno iagte: "@ip
ibr nobl pibt. ieio ibr iest @eianae
ne" luoraui elm 6ritiider Sergean'
cntgcgnete: sd nebme bies an"
Sic unterbielten iib in aller Mubr
martcten biz Soloaten famen unh
Tie abiiibrten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
2l1enete,,ie ais Deleeat
nah M1csfaa 3,,riief

Sonoon. Ser bon Sen Ruiien Dor
oft rahrcn 5uiammcn nit fiinf u,.
oercn Ssnaenicl'ren n,sgetpieicnt
slIlur Wtonfbouie fchrt naf NfnS,
fol ols britiiher Gelcgat ser @oi,
Ienfcnieren5 5uriid. Gr mar oamals
sum Sooe pcrurtcilt mproen. Tieier
,SnIl trug uiel sur StGrl,ng ser sc.
,setlngen 5nilhen Guglano uro
SpluictrllHlano BEL.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
GrnGtr,a,,4slaec in
23clNiea, alarnticren>

9felp Yorf. Som vNationol Com
nlttee on 5000 for the Smoa Semo
irocies" puroc Gin 9eridlt perofient
libt, in Sem bebn,ptet miro, oab Sit
erluobiencn @elgier MIR 40 Hrosen
ser nohuenoigcn Nabrlma lmo bel
giIde &inoer Don SO bis so GrpSen
erhnltcn
Die GrrpahIenen boben nm II bi;
Al Eflmo iufolge mangelbafter Gr
nGhrlmg obgenommeu, oie Sterbc
sitter lteiae llno sic &ranfheiten neh
men SN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
pmlean pcrjaat
cine Hcoicrur,o

Ganbcrru Sic &cripoltllna pon
Nel,=@uinea miro pcgen ser acillno'
heitsacfGhrlicheu Sluslpiiric ocs Sui
fans Sarprr Gll pon Nabaul ollf scr
Snicl N1p Britain nud1 Sea. ulli
ocm Teitlono, ncrlcQt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Eam;he crSiinet isinc
1siirecrntsiitcrs
Champagne
gcim bcmofratiidDcu 3uIammcntrci
fen in Ocanga Gate Earf SOnntug
ben 21. September.

Hihter Nranf :. Souidc miro Ieln:
&nnpogne fiir Viirgermciltcr boz
Gleuclnn0 iormcu' bCint bemofrn
tiihen i0hrlihen Nusil,g unh Sticr
bratcn Der Gumabogo Gounm Gcnlo
frotiIchcn Srgnniiotion in @eaugc
Safc Earf Sonntug. ben 21. Sept.
eroiinCn.
IN iCiner 9(niprad)e miro Nihtc1
,Sronf ). @nuiGe leine Elatiorm bcl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Hoaptntonn 1l,ic>s,,,an
lit 1Sic Hc toncirc

Siio Sc Sanciro. Sunptmam Trit
@ieocmann, Scr nit 500 nnoercv
&cniulorbcamtcn aus Sen Ecrcini9
ten Staoten oa1saclpieicn mllroc, il
plGtlib in @rolilicn oii0ctoutt. e.
lchntc cs oh. lih iihcr ieine Ntiilipn
III tilti,crn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

9onoon. 3lpei toniernatipe Mb.
gecronetc iibten i'm ltnterbali',
ihorie &ritif an sen rMht Yunfteu
umo be5eic)neten iie lin lpeientliher
Elm amerifauiihes Taf,lment" aus
@ilicns 3citen ipieoer berpcraebolt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
bic 2lri,tsc rcereaniiicrt
Sas Ssen,bcrsSl,,e,pcicn

@aibinaton. Gaa &ricgSbcportc
ment organIicrte Oic Sccrca Suitmai
L 0urh Sfaffung pon pier ncucr
Bomber -&onlmauOoa Nircft untcl
Sem GampifonlnauOp an Steuc oc,
hiabcrigcn @onIbergcid)naocr nm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Berlin s,.r 1ocrihitfm,N
Scr weloa>0e,,tisten

Berlin. @efonntlid) bat Stali,l
ungccronct, bab nue @olaa .Seut-
ichcn mad, Sibrien perifidt merbc,'
ioacn. 3pansigiGbriae Hropaganoc
bat anld)eineno oieie 2e,lte niht
pom Gpnlnlunismlls iiher5cllgen fDn-
ncn, iaat Berlin.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-05-08

foods. An electric refrigerator as
sures you of middle band tempera-
ture constantly.
One manufacturer of electric re-
frigeration has used the phrase: "Elec-
trio Refrigeration makes it safe to be
hungry" and in this there is more
truth than in the catch phrase one
sees so generously sprinkled about
by ambitious advertisers.
Electric refrigeration is unique, in
that it renders exactly the service
or results you might reasonably ex-
pect-better than in any other way
and at, shall I say, amazingly low
cost.
Manufacturers of unquestioned re-
liability and reputation are engaged
in the electric refrigeration business
your assurance that your money
can buy splendid quality and value.
Your local dealer is the man to
see, he is an appointed representa-
tive of one of these large national
producers and whatever you do be
sure your electric is large enough
for years to come and don't put it
off.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-05-08
The Middle Band
Bv SUSAN HAVEN
By SUSAN HAVEN

the old
organisms simply
warmth particularly happens
Immediately
cooling which
upon porch
weather unreliable
cold Statistics that
temperature suitable for food preservation.
keeping table
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20
Wine Storekeeper Finds
War Ruins His Business

COLuMBUS.-"I can't fight the
whole of Europe, 1 surrender" az.
claimed Byron Goldsmith, several
thousand miles away from military
nostllltles as he closed up his Co.
lumbus wine store. W.
FIRST came the Spanish civil war
Solufnous citizens took sides and
spanish wines were boycotted The
pubic boycott was extended tn
hhlne wines when Hitler began to
march. "
Italy entered the war and peonle
summed Goldsmith's Italian wines
italy olockaded Greece and stopped
exports of Grecian wines.
Then no Hungarian, no French
and very little Portugal wine came
10 Goldsmith's store. So he closed
IT, victim" of unsettled interna-
tional conditions"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20
Vitamin Tests by Texas
u. to Cover 3-Year Period

AUSTIN, TEXAS.-Tests for the
presence and effect Of various vita.
minis on living tissue, both human
and animal, will be made over a
three-year period with specially de-
signed equipment to be installed by
the University of Texas.
The research will be financed bv
the Clayton Foundation of Houston.
Tex. It will be under direction of
DR.. Roger Williams, University of
Texas bio-chemist who achieved dis
tlnction last year by artificial pro-
auction of pantothenic acid, popu-
larly known as the tenth vitamin.
~ When DIR. Williams succeeded in
the synthesis of pantothenic acid,
ne became the first scientist to be
credited successfully with discov-
cry, Isolation and synthesis of a
vitamin. 40 -. %. a.e7-',.
The. Clayton foundation was es-
tabllshed by the Texas family of that
name which became wealthy in cot
ton marketing. Benjamin Clayton is
president.
The same foundation also is back
ing an extended study of Malta fever
being carried on in special labora-
tory built by the university for the
purpose. ~
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20
Reclaimed Lands
Rich in Minerals
LeUees Transform, Delta
Into Blooming Gardens.

POINT A LA HACHE, LA.-Five
thousand acres of rich Mississippi
river delta land below here is being
reclaimed to produce an estimated
5O,OOO freight carloads of produce
annually.
Backers of the project, the Buras
leVee district drainage system, de-
clare that 5000 acres will grow vege-
tables of finer substance than much
OF the produce grown in the Rio
Grande valley of Texas, and that
the area also will be ideal for citrus
fruit growing
The reclaimed land is rectangu-
lar plot paralleling the Mississippi
rivers western bank. 1t runs from
Port Sulphus a distance of about
IL miles down river to Buras, near
the tip of the delta. It lies between
two levees, that protecting river
lands from the Mississippi on one
side and a newly built storm protec-
ton levee on the other which pre-
vents the ground being struck by
tidal overfiows from the Gulf of
Mexico.
This land heretofore has been in
undated more by backwaters of the
gulf than by the Mississippi. But
now string Of powerful pumping
stations has been installed to force
the waters from the inland-most
points down to the tidal protection
Ievees, over them and into the gulf.
That system, which will operate
continually, consists Of the pumping
stations, huge lines Of concrete
pipes, and wide and deep drainage !
i1tches, all pushing the waters off
he delta lands and into the gulf.
Soil experts and officials of the
lrainage district say the reclaimed
ands contain minerals valuable for
apid growth of vegetables.
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Story of Chemical
Research i'm This Issue

A fascinating story of chemical
research and how it has DEVELOPED
synthetic rubber, glycerine, Vita
min and many other things from
petroleum starts today in this pa
per. 1t will be told in a series of
advertisements by Shell Oil Com
pany, Incorporated, in whose S.
100000 research laboratories, pop
ularly known as the University of
Petroleum." many scientific tri-
umphS have been achieved.
Shells creation of glycerine
from petroleum was hailed around
the world as one of the important
chemical feats of the century" il
was said by Shells local manager.
p. F. Bargelt.
But even such OUTSTANDING
achievements take second place in
Shells work. Production of better
gasolines and better motor oils is
tne main job of our research staff.
This series of advertisements is
being issued to celebrate their most
recent research triumph
ment OF the New Solutized Shell
Gasoline, an entirely new kind of
motor fuel.
We've also made a motion pic.
ture showing scenes in Shells 1ah-
orator1eS and some of the chemical
miracles described in the booklet.
! nope to be able to get this film
later In the year for showing be-
lore local organizations"
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tbGrother-in-law, Dory cra.,.., ;
huSum. CreaSon died at . So o.
IN The DalleeS. Knowles ios naCSpital
nesday night to attend the e't T., Wed,
Local Odd Fellows in co,u.,,
Tuesday attending the dist, g,llnell on
ing were Harry Kendall p ~ meet
SON. Rolf Andersen, Denni MY Hen.
sen and Erik Cooper 'iS Hen.
The local mattress proiec, :,
tuesday after being opeS 't ~, CLOSED
during which Is mattrasU zen DAYS
made. The project will reSSS,. were
when additional cotton and ge MA. iater
is received. anu ticking
Miss Evelyn Moore spent ~.
end in Portland. 'iie week
Mrs. Kenneth Robbins lac. NJ
DAY for her home in Gra S 5ues.
after several days here u SjtrsuVleV
sister, Mrs. Robert Johanson' H her
Carl NORM, Eliza Cook ons
warren. who have been stafIo H EAR
Marsh Field, California sinOo 20 at
enlistment last fall, were tran trans snelt
LaSt week to the Aberdeen pS -ea'ed
Grounds at Aberdeen, Marvi rIoSng
arthur johnson was a I yos,
business visitor Tuesday BAHIA
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son Of Yakima. johnson was blind
ed by the lights Of a car driving
from the service station and did moi
see Kennedy. William Todd of Pasco
state patrolman moved Kennedy to
the Pasco hospital, where he will be
a patient several weeks, his left leg
is broken in two places near the
hip.
The Rev. S. E. Hornibrook OF
Sunnyside was a Sunday dinner
CUES tot Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur john
son. Also Sunday afternoon guests
OF the JohnsonS were Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Cheldlin, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cheldlin and two children of Status
Horace Thomas Smith of Seattle
came early Monday morning to take
Mrs. Horace Smith and sons. David
and Donald to Seattle, where DON
aid will receive medical treatment.
Mrs. Smith and sons have spent
three weeks here with Mrs. Smiths
mother-inNaw, Mrs. Herman F.
Smith.
Burns Hands
OrVal Montgomery is nursing q
badly burned hand he received on
Friday afternoon, when he attempt
ed to put out the fire as the truck |
he was driving burst into flames
behind the cab. The accident hap
pened in ProSSer as MIR. and Mrs
Montgomery were moving household
goods to the Frank Smith ranch i'm
Horse Heaven, where Montgomery
will be enjoyed.
Russell Grover, employed on the
Union Pacific Railroad at wallula
moved Mrs. Grover and daughters,
Shirley and Faye, Sunday to their
new home.
w. Fillmore employed at Athena
anne Monday for a few days stay at
lis home here.
Erwin Knowles received a mes
age Tuesday Of the death of his