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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

traitors and directors 70 supervise
It's part IN the price control pic
ture. me board VIII gixe any help
requested Of IL. II viii settle policy
for specific groups and eo-ordin-
ate the whole scheme.
The onus Of putting over the
fight 10 stop initiation in its tracks
rests largely with these eo-ordin-
stors. largely top ranking bush
nsxsmen and industrishsts. Admin
l-rator Of retail trade. for ex-
ample. is general manager 81 one
Of the largest departmental o.
CARNATIONS in the dominion. He IL
drafted for service as head II
this department without remuner-
alton.
Price fixing also has invaded
agriculture and fishing. A differ
ent approach Is made to these
fields. These include: Livestock.
poultry, eggs. milk. cream. dairy
butter. fsrm-made cheese, honey.
maple syrup and fish.
Makes No Difference
Although these exceptions are
made. 1t makes no difference to
the consumer. A quart OF milk OF
a dozen eggs will be prevented
from rising beyond the maximum
level. whether the farmer sells d.
rect to the consumer or not.
In many case~ the farmer
sell> direct to the consumer.
In other. he sells 10 the pro-
ce>sor. Prices between the
latter will have to he adjusted
N several Instances TO absorb
the "squeeze."
In some cases the price paid by
the professor at December l viii
be higher than during the basic
period. Bacon il one example of
this. Here the price from the
packer to the farmer will not re-
vert to the basic period level. but
will be adjusted as fairly as posi-
bic between the farmer and pro-
cessor without affecting the con-
sumner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

USED twins $50 late "a horsepower
SIS. Johnsons Evinrudes. new motor
guarantee 81 down. balance easy.
ERIE BOAT. SSOi HAMILTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
JOHNSON MOTORS
ZtMMER BOATS

it-f0ot outbosrd spe-
cial motor. $3.50 Fischer Ivanhoe osie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Boats and Equipment


BOAT for charter. day, trip. Box II,
Crosse lie. Wyandotte 973s.
BoATwELL. foot OF Alter; 6-foot garage
equipped kitchen. 35xi20.fo landsca PED
loi reasonable Lenox 2ss2.
CABIN BOAT-22 g.. Ford motor sale,
trsde station wagon. Tuxedo 7-a7e3.
CHAMPION motors. 1871 models. parts
and service. open evenings and Sundays.
Little Bin's. i2l2e Crstiot
CRUfsER-24-foot. sleeps q sink painted
bargain. $500 Hogsrth 7s52.
AFrED-Mustt it-f90t outboard. spe-
cial motor 1890 Fischer Ivanhoe osis.
JOHNSON MOTORS
zIMMER BOATS
The fastest and safest combination
krueger Harper, near Ntne-Ails Road
JOHNSON motors: easy terms: also used
motors. free parking. Henry h. Smith
4 Co, 556 East Jefferson.
NEW BOAT motor; sacrifice: win trad.
truck. LenoN 1921. asa Ashland.
sNIPE. A-i-Brsrs nlttinEs, nahogany
plsnking; drafted, make offer. 40l5
1 Guilfords~---
USED twins. $50 late "a horsepower.
guarantee 81 down. balance easy.
ERIE BOAT. t5oi HAMILTON
USED block cork life pressrvers. s5c
Henry n Smith a Co. 356 East jefferson.
UTILITY SPEED BOAT-z0xs. star mo-
tor. economical days. Royal Oak 32is.
lift. CEDAR nun hydropiane for out
board motor, SIS. Townsend 7-337e.
2ooi0 Russell.
i7h-F q . speedhost. 72-horsepossr|
Eviurud~ motor Al. sacrifice. Tyler
5-o3sO
73 FOOT open launch, t2z5 good contt-
ton Trenton 7Oi3-Ji7. Nj Leonard.
100 HORSEPOWER = cylinder Hail seost
Navigstof practically new. Trenton oss5.
20 FOOT siocp. fully rigge1, Ore corrisiong
rsssonsbis. csii Rsdfo,5 sfot-t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

sN1PE. A-i-Brsrs hii,ings, mahogany
plsnkirg; drafted, make offer. 40i5
Cufifnrd,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

motors. 1871 models. parts
and service. open evenings and Sundays.
Little Rln'a 1920 Erafiof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

BOAT loans and rsfinsncing' lloyd r
Fast Inc. 1910 2. %. Blvd Mad nit2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

n ~ faHtest ana SAFEST combination
krueger. Harper, near Nine-Ails Road
JOHNSON motors: easy terms: also used
motors. free parking. Henry H. Smith
4 Co, 356 East Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

RUiSER-24-foot. sleeps q: sink painted
bargain. $500 Hogsrth T4i2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
Dbio @aiienfrennb
5u beitGtisen.

10 lagte Sater 2ebo6otpifi, ipollen bon
mo gan5 mitarbeiten an alien @erfen
oes belltigen Mpoltolats llno er ibloB
init Der gitte Inn ben apoltoliiben
Segen fir Die @eielll6aft nno alle
oieienigen, bie ibrer Gorge anbertrout
linb.
SSr ieiner gripioerung banfte ser
81. Gater Dem General c2ebodolpifi,
Ser, mie ct iogte, idon ieit pielen
Sobren oie @eibide Der @eienibaft
o1f cine 10 ipiiroige 8eile leite, 1tno
er irene iid, 10 biele. aneeb0rige ser
SSeiuitenfamilie INN fib beriammelt
5u ieben. 9ie Observation-Disclosures
ser @eielli6oft, 10 fiibrte ct tpeiter
aug, lei mabrbaftig ein anlab 5,r
6reube eelpeien, benn oie @eiellidait
Sciu babe itets eetpiinid)t genaB Dem
8illen ibres @riinbers, Dem SteI=
pertreter Gbriiti 5u 9ienItcn gu iein.
@s lei BON ieber Der Stol5 Der &C.
ieui6oft Seil1 getpeien, nit Ser Sir
be uno nit oem Stellpertreter Gbriiti
5u benfen, 5lt fiiblen uno au urbeiten.
IS iei nid)t feline abii6t, 10 betonte
Ger Eo1itifer, Die pielen Grrungen-
ibaften Ser @eieai6aft erneut Iobenb
onauerfennen, benn bielclben ieie1
leibt 81 entoeden in Sen 400 Sobren
ibrer @ei6id)te, ipelde flor ,mo oelt=
lib aeiet, ipie sic Seiuiten bebarrlid
fir Die STRIDE eearbeitet ,lno gelitten
baben. slnb ct. Senati1s babe ia
geforoert, Dob iiberau unO at allen
3eiten cine enti6eibenbe slftion ein=
ieben miilie, I'M bie 3iele ser Stride
5lt beforoern. 0emeem6B iei sic S6-
tiefeit ber SeIuiten auf ieelidem @e=
biet entnidelt tporoen, gan5 belonbers
illlter Der Sneenb, I'M iie auf3ufld-
ren llno ibr ben, @lauben on Selus
at brineen, pie Dies 10 gl6n3enb in
&om belnonitriert piirbe bur6 sic
er5ieberiiben Seiitlngen oes goleeiu
Gomano.
= Ser 8apit fprad) Johann ieinen
9anf aus fir bos Heliquorirm nno
erteilte Ieinen 5eeen. @r ibloB nit
Dem @ebete, oaB @ott 5n ieiner gro
Beren @bre Sen Mitgliebern ser &c.
ieaidaft Seiu immer er0Bere 8eis-
beit berleiben moae.
X -.
SeilWeiie &iderfattnng geranbtem
&irdemgmtes in 0ranfreid
SIM Sabre 1904 batte Sic bon ben
5reimanrern unb prominenten @elb=
i''oen eefiibrte fran5oiiide 8eeierune
- bant Der Sdlafmiitigfeit uno
@nergieloiisfeit Der fatbolilden 8ab=
leribait - fait ale ipertpoQen Sir
bensiiter eeraubt ,1no Sic meiiten
Sr6ensle,te oes 2anoes per,piele,,.
9ie oamaligen &ir6enoerfolger iino
5',n1 Sell Dor einen bobern &idter<
ltnbl aeioroert tporoen, sic iibrieen
iino bel 0em 3uiammenbru6 Granf-
reihs ins Auslanb eefloben.- Ser &C.
rebtoenfenoe uno eetpiiienbafte Mar-
i6au Yetain iudt Dos an ser Stride
uno beren 9ienern beriibte llnrebt
nod &rdften tpieoer eutaumaden. 9ie.
in bie Gerbannlns eeibidten Or
oensleute biirfen tpie6er lire ieeens-
reide Satiefeit in ibrem Gaterlono
ollfnebmen uno Der Stride tperoe,l, 10
piel es moglid lit, bie eeitoblenen
Glitter fnieHnr s11rii6pritnttet 3ereits
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
&oitbare GrinnernnSen eines Gerpi
tcnbruocrS

lluUlu
Ser 7S Sabre alte 9rloer 5ronf
I'M Serpitenflolter in Ser Gfarrei Ser
Sbmer5baften Mutter @ottes in
Chicago fam anf ei,t 2eben reiGer
uno idGtenslperter @rlebniiIe 5uriid=
bliden. Sene mertpollten @rinnerun=
gen geben 5uriid auf ieine 9eeeem1n-
gen nit Dem bl. Sobonnes 8osco,
hen @riinoer ser Saleiianer, nit ser
III. Sbereiia, Ser &leinen 8lume bon
2iiieur uno NIT Ser Gbrlp. 9hltter
sSronces 3obier Gabrini, Ser @riin=
oerin ser 0iiiiionsibpeitern bonn
Sl'iten Ser5en sSeiu.
SIM Sabre 1871 berbradte 8ruber
1rant NIT leinem @oter cine 8obe
bel 9on 8osco. Sm Sabre 1883 traf
er Die gegenluGrtige bl. Sbereie bon
2iiie,lr in Som, uno i'm Sabre 1917
beludte er bie @brip. M,,tter Gabrini.
Nnloblid Der @eltpilgerfabrt bes
Gritten Sroens bes fl. Sran5isfus,
gum Subild,m 8apit 2eo's bes 9rei-
5ebnten, nabm 8ruoer sSranf in &om
tell an elmer Muoien5, sic ser I'll. Ga-
ter ben Scrtiarn geip1brte. Sci Die
ier @elegenbeit bermibte er Elm linn
tellres Eafet, bas cine SnnmIung
reliei0ier in 8om gelamnelter ST.
tifel entbielt. Grit beim 8erlaiie,1
bes Gatifans bermiBte er bas Hofet
nno elite srriid aur Gala be Srono,
mo- Die Sh'pei5ersaroilten ibn einem
Gerbor nnteriparfer, ols er pIoblib
in ben @Gugen oes Gatifans eine1
Nann entoedte, ser iein bermiBtes
gafet unter Dem ar,ne trug. Aus
9anfbarfeit bot 8ruber Sranf bem
Manne ein @eidenf at, mas Der
Sremoe nit ben Borten auriidtpies:
,Saiien sic cine III. Meiie fir MIDI
leien." ,,9tein, fiir MIDI, fiel bas
i'm beeleitenoe biibihe Mdoden elm.
8ruber 5ronf bat sic Sremoen nm
ibren Nomen unb erbielt cine &arte,
ouf ipelber 51 leien ipar: 81. Martin
nno Sobter, &ia @i,iti, bel Sen
Shmeitern ser @ipieen Nnbetuna.
Ser frenoe Mann NOR Ser 8ater
ser Sbereie (Nartin) bon 2iiieur
l1no feline Sobter Sbereie. sic 1par
0onals in &om, Inn bonn 81. Goter
Die @rlallbnis au erbitten, in bas
&loiter bonn 8eree &armel in 2iiienr
eintreten 81, oiirfen. Sic ,,&leine 8lu=
me- par, nod ser Geriiderung 8r.
6ranf's, elm ausnebmeno iboncs
&ino.
Eapit Bins anr ;;4OOjGbriaem Jeier
Der @eiellidaft Seim
Yapit Hi,s Der 3,polfte bat, on
lGblib ser Standardization aunl
4O0iabrigen 8elteben Der @eienidoit
Sein iene 9fitelieoer Ser @eieuidoft
in Mnoien5 empfoneer, bie an oen
bon SEN SSSeiriten geleiteten Snititu-
ten in Hom totig iinb.
Ser bod,pit. Serr 8fabimir 2eoo>
do'pifi, General Ser @eielldaft Seiu,
iiberreidte Dem 81. Gotcr Elm Sell
quari,lm, bie &eliquien oller sSSeili=
tenbeiligen entbalteno, ,no brobte in
ieiner Aniprabe gum Nnsbrud, baB
oae 0,it9lieber Der @eiellIbaft I'M
@ei1te 3useeen !eien nno miinlbte
nobnnals, ben nnberbriihlihen &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
Mittnodb ben Is. ssani 1941

= - = n a " - = n
bon &irde nno Stoat NOR ebeoem
boraitsgelebcn ipor6en, oaB oas Sir
dengnt OH Jog. Giiltltsgenoiienidoften
iibergeben neroel, ioIlte. slls Der 81.
EShlbl. oie giIoung oerielben berbnt,
perlpanote Der Staat einen @rpBteiI
oes airbeng,ltes fir anoere Io5iale
3nede. Gin geil blieb iebod) biz
bente obne nere 3medbeltinlnllng nno
ebel1 oieier miro Nun Der Girde beaip.
oen 'ouf 8runb Der gn5pflifa 8ins'
hes glften bon 1923 geidaffenen
firdli6el1 Gerntogensperbonbcn pie.
Ser ausgebdnoigt. @s Danoelt iib I'M
GernDgensiperte bon id)dBnngsmeife
25 Millionen, &ert nad Dem sSnber1.
tor bon 1905. Die Nun belbloilene
&iideritattins batte fdon Boineare
als 5inan5miniiter int Sabre 1923
beantraet. gSegen oieier 5raee fam
es oan1als gu eil1em Winiiterltllra unD
gum 8ritbe Der ullnion Sacre'', 90
Sic Sreintourerei oen rabifolen Mini.
ltern oieie ibpad)e @eite ser gsieoer.
gutmad)ung BON OF Der Stride began.
genem ltnrefte nidt eeitatten ipollte.
gflln miro bos oamalige GeriGnn,te
unter traeiiben llmltanoen nab9e.
bolt.
Die fatbuliidc &elieion lit bic Staats.
religion Nr9entiniens
3ipei 2ebrerinnen in elmer 6ffent-
liden S6uIe Der @r3oi05eie Santa
Sc, oie on ser lesten 8unoesperiomm-
lung Ser meibliben Sueeno ser &a.
tboliiden sftion in Meuoo5a teilge.
nommen baben, lit na6 ibrer Giid-
febr bon ibrem Sdulbireftor befannt
gegeben iporben, oaB lire 3ueeborig-
felt our &atbolilben slftion reele-
ments- uno eeiebestpiorie iei, oa Dem
2ebrperipnal ieoe Satiefeit relieio-
Ier l1nb politii6er 9satur berboten iei.~
Ser San 1pnrbe bon oen firblid)en
8eboroen 1lno Ser 3e,ltralleit,lng Der
&atboliiden slftion benz nationalen
@r5iebungsrat nnterbreitet. Dieier
bat entihieoen, DOB bas 2ebrperional
polle 5reibeit bat, oer Gotboliiden
Ittion on5l,aeboren. s. ser .8eeriin.
oung Ser @ntibeioung bes @raie-
bungsrates beiBt es, baB ,,oie fatbo.
liide Sfelieion oie Staatsreligion iit''
,lno Dob bie oreentinii6e &atbelilbe
@ttion als cine Snititl1tion betrahtet
tperoen 'mub, uoeren 3iel. bos nitbt
in Jraee geitelt tperoen fam, i'm
S6obe ser @eieGldaft berfolet ,piro''.
Ser Sduloireftor beiinbet iib IN ,of-
fenbarem Srrtllm, tpenn er 9laubt,
our6 bie 3eelemente ernldbtiet a..
iein, bie 3ugeb0riefeit at elmer iol.
6en Srganiiotion bon ieiner 3uitin.
n1ltne abban9ig 3,t u,a6en. 9as re.
glementariibe 8erbot beaiebt ii6 le-
oielid) ouf sic Yropaeanoa innerbalb
Ser S6ulc. 49,. : >. .>".
-. ST ,HraFbent Me&imleD fotbslifd)
.:- 9eiturbem 3 s>-- .a
9ieie Jraee beanttportet bas 80.
leooer uGatbolic @bronicle", nit fol.
seroen geididtliden Satia6en: ,8er
ireenoiemanb in Canal Sutton, Ohio.
oieie 5rage itellt, erbalt oarouf bic
eltidieoene Antmort uSa", oenn es
lit lett 40 Sabren in Ser 81. Sbilipp
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
Stalieniider GrsbiIdof ruff 5n einem
HuIenfran5fren5sn9 anf


iporin cr feline 9io5elonen 81 einen
&oienfron5frell55lg ouirllft. NIlc
@lGubigen iollten in bieien ibiperen
3eiten tGolid) oen Eolenfran5 betel
,,,im Ser Ni,ltter Ser 8ormber3i9feit
Die &ettung Staliens lnO aller Gbri-
ften onf ser 8elt 5l1 crlongen'. Ser
e. goter in Hom bat Sic Snitiatipe
,parm empioblen. sSn ,mlerer 3eit NIT
ibren groben materieIlen uno gelltiz
gen Sd,pieriefeiten ,no Ser triibcn
8uf,lnf ftsausiibt iino mir mebr ols
ie ouf Die 6ilfe BON oben angeipielen.
Dos bette Yittel, nm bieie id,uere
Sriif,ng iiberlteben 5r fonnen, lit SOS
tGolide &oienfran5eebet. Sic Sir
denecididte oeiet einoriidlih, mie sic
gbriiten felt Dem 13. Sabrbunbert
INNER in idiperen 3eiten oaau ibrc
8nIludt aenommen baben. Ser &ar<
binnl peilt borauf bin, ,pie bas go
ienfron5gebet has @ebet oer Somilien
tpar. @s lit hesbalb a,t ,piiiIhen, hab
Die neue Yflege bes 0amiliengeoan=
TENS aud) 81 elmer &ieoeraufnabmc
bieies alien briitliGen graubes
fiibrt. ,Gebren mir a,l llnieren alten
briitliben Sraoitioncn auriid; ondG
bas Gaterlono miro bapon ben erobs
ten Nuben baben.''
X
Hetition MIN Selieiprednmg amerifa+
4 niider Ndrtprer
8ie sic ,,&ipa' beridtet, beabiih-
tiet giibof sSSobn Morc Cannon bon
@rie, bem 81. 5tuble cine Hetition
fir Die Seliaipre6ung Ser Sriibmar>
tprer ouf oem beuti9en @ebiete Ser
Ser. Staaten einaureiden. 3u bielen
aebort Sean 6raneois 8uiilon be ct.
Gosme, ser erite eebiirtiee Norbames
rifaner, Der oen Yidrtprertob burd)
bic .sSnbioncr erlitt. g. ct. gosme,
Elm fonaoilher Miiiionar, ber iobre=
lang unter erobten Nfiiblalen inter
ben SSuoianern ge,pirft bate, muroe
i'm Serbit 17O6 auf oem @ebietc ser
beutiaen staot 9onaloIpnpile im
5dlafe bon iedbs Snoianerpfeilen ge-
t0tet. Gier @eiltlide erlitten oen
NGrtprertoo auf Dem @ebiete bes
be,,tigen @tiiiiilippi. Ser @eltgeiit-
Iibe 9tibolos Saueallt tpuroe i'm
Sabre 1902 oli oem @cge nod 800
bile bon ieinen Snoionerfiibrern in
Der &obe bon Ya5oo @olt ermoroet.
q. 9npoilion, S.S, ipuroe am %.
&obember 1929 bon einem Natbe5-
esnoianer ermoroet, als er einem fran=
fen Golonilten bie bl. &on,munion
brad)te. Gin Monot ipoter ,pllroe Ser
sSseinitenpater Sean Sorcl, Der in Ell
mem benobbarten SSSnoioneroorf lebte,
bon oen &,tgeln zines Yo3oo>Snoio-
ncrs in Yo5oo Yoit nieoereeitredt. Ser
bierte M6rtprer, ser Seluitenpoter
Antoine Senat, beeleitete sic fran5o.
fiide Expedition 9e9en bie Gbidas.
Snoianer ais 5elbgeiltlider. Mls bas
Detodment nad bem Sooe ieines
GibrerS bie Slnd)t ereriff, blieb g.
6enat bel Sen Gerprnbeten nno Ster-
benoen. ST ipnrbe i'm Mai 1876 aus
fammen nit II anoern bon ben Gbif-
fafass Snbionern 9eionOen genomnc.
men YerIenen bel Sontotoc berbranut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

ST Erafoent WcaimleD fatbolif6
,= 9eiturbem 3, s>s- .a
9ieie 6raee beantiportet oos 80.
leooer uGatbolic @bronicle", nit fol.
gerloen geididtliden Satia6en: User
irgenoiemanb in Canal Sutton, Ohio.
oieie. 5rage iteut, erbalt barouf bic
eutidieoene &ntiport uSa', oenn es
lit ieit 40 Sobren in Der 81. Hbilipp
uno SSan1es @emeinbe cine ,lnpiber.
leglide lleberlieferuna 6ab Der ,,mar'
tDreo preiioent' iid auf leinem 5ter.
bebette aur fatboliiden Stride befannt
bat. -.s....
9ie. @eididte bon Mc&inlep's
6reunoIbait nit bent beritorbenen
&ep. 6. S. Gattmonn tpnrbe tpieoer
lebbait in grinnerrng eebraht, als
Dor fur5em 9fep. Sobn 6. Mourer
einen Abiteder ,lab Der alten Col.
lagber Settlenent Country" ,,,abte.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-06-26

the longer trips to get to the class
room.
Fifteen boys and one girl started
their flight instruction on June 25
as result of their competitive
standings in the spring session
ground, school completed May 81. No
more girls are accepted for competi-
tive enrolment, but there is no re-
striction of any kind for non-com-
petitive enrolment in the ground
school. Tuition for the ~ hours Of
ground instruction covering civil air
regulations, meteorology and naviga-
ton is ten dollars, and if the student
successfully passes the government
supervised test at the end of the
course any person who has complet-
ed the test can apply for his private
pilots license after logging the re-
quired number of hours without hav-
ing to take any further written tests.
This concession is helping num-
Der of filters who, for one reason or
another, cannot be comparatively en-
rolled in the course.
Any information on ground school
| will be cheerfully furnished at the
office of the superintendent of the
Pasco schools, and young men be-
tween the ages of 10 and 26 (but not
26) are urged to take advantage OF
this opportunity to get free flight
| training at government expense.
Draft boards in Franklin and Ben
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-06-26
One More Chance
For Youth to Get
Flying Schooling
New ground school
classes now being
formed for CAA

Whether Eastern Washington
young men have the opportunity to
win a flight scholarship emitting
them to a private pilots license at
government expense depends solely
upon the enrolment of competitors
for the summer session pilot train
ing ground school, which is being
sponsored by the Pasco Chamber of
Commerce and conducted by School
District No. 1, according to the latest
information received by G. L. Booth,
coordinator
Applications are being received
from towns outside of Pasco and
Jsennewicl in greater proportion
than from these two places, and
should the enrolment Justify the
Civil Aeronautics Administration al
lowing a third ground school for
this district, it likely that again
the free flight scholarships will be
won by those boys who must make
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-06-26

ton counties are deferring competi-
tors who have enrolled in the sum-
mer session, and should a competi-
tor be awarded a scholarship, he will
be further deferred until the COM
pletion Of his instruction in flight.
With but two ground schools fol-
non-college students in the state
and the other at Bremerton, the ad-
ministrators of this school are very
anxious to keep this school here un-
til every boy from Eastern Washing
ton who is interested in aviation has
had a chance to enroll.
After filling out preliminary APP
plication blank boys are asked to
make an appointment with DR.. j. l.
Greenwell, who is officially designed
by Washington, D. c., and get his
physical examination completed
Blanks for enrolment are at Mr.
Booths office in the Pasco high
schol building.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-06-26
Camp Fire Guardian
Attends Summer Camp

A Camp Fire Summer Symphony
offering infinite variations on the
central theme of a Training Course
for Camp Fire Leaders, was con-
Quoted this week at Camp Sweyo-
lakan under the sponsorship Of Spo-
kane Council. Mrs. Grin Beinhart
who has served as assistant guard
ian of the YokowiSh Camp Fire
group for the past IL months, took
active part in the four-day discus
sions on how to use the Camp Fire
program to the best advantage in
meeting today's special needs.
National Summer Training courses
are being conducted this summer ir
ten widely scattered camps across
the United States by members of the
National Camp Fire Staff, assisted
by local specialists.
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,ExcOlentes Club Holds
Picnic i'm Park

The Excolentes club held its an
nual picnic in the park T thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Roger Records, Mrs
Glenna Nelson and Mrs. jess Vinson
were on the committee to plan and
serve the picnic. The program was
led by Mrs. r. E. Reed and consisted
of questions and answers of a po-
litical nature and chapters read
from the book" Think"
This was the last meeting until
the End Thursday in September. The
club plans on taking up Home Nurs-
ing for one meeting month during
the next club year, besides the reg
ular book reviews.
The officers elected for the COM
ing year are. president, Mrs. Albert
Zarndt; vice president, Mrs. Glen
ma Nelson; secretary-treasurer, Mrs
R. R. Gowing; historian, Mrs. F.
Mason; reporter, Mrs. r. E. Reed.
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Rodeo Dance Successful

The Rodeo Dance given at the
Highlands Tuesday night was rip
roarin' success from every stand
point. There was a large crowd, the
entertainment and music was good
and everyone had roarin' good
time. The affair was staged under
the management of Frank Beste,
who led the Grand March, all dress
ed up like a circus horse.
The affair was to have been the
official opening of the dress-up per-
iod and many cowboy and cowgirl
outfits were seen at the dance.
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TO Discuss Wheat
Marketing Problems

A meeting for wheat growers
landlords, grain dealers, business
men, or others interested will be
held in Prosser at the Courthouse
200 pm. Monday, June 80 and at
Kennewick at the Agricultural Con-
servation Association offices at 7:3C
pm. for the purpose of discussing
problems due to the marketing
quotas and the alarming situation in
regard to shipping and storage OF
the 1941 wheat crop.
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Byron Brown, employed with the
Columbia Marine Shipyards, fell
Wednesday evening from ladder
and suffered a seriously broken
knee cap.
The Bethlehem Lutheran ladies
aid entertained with birthday par
ty this afternoon, honoring men,
bers whose birthdays have come in
the past three months.
Clyde Higley, Charles Boyer, Glen
Higley and Mr.. Crammer motored
to Yakima Sunday to see the inter-
national league game between Yaki-
ma and Spokane.
Mrs. Henry Klum, former resident
Of Kennewick, was a business visit
or in Kennewick a few days this
week. Mrs. Klum will be remem-
bered as the former Mrs. lisa Estes.
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Need More Entries

More entries are needed in the
parade E. C. Smith says. He has
charge of the parade arrangements
this year and says that floats Of all
kinds, decorated cars and riders are
all welcome to participate. There will
be room for all and the more the
better. Details Of the parade route,
formation location, etc. will be given
in these columns next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neuman, Mr..
and Mrs. Craig FIinman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Scott enjoyed boat
ing on the Rimrock Lake Sunday.