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Evening star., 1942-06-10

B, the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. June 10.-King
George II of Greece, arriving
here today on a Pan American
Clipper, said his country was lin
the war to stay" and that he
would 60 to Washington to ar
range lease-lend shipments OF
war supplies direct to Greek
fighting forces.
The monocled monarch accom-
panied by Emanuel Tsouderos,
Greek premier, and others in the
official party, came here from
Cairo, Egypt, part way by clipper,
He was met by State Department
officials, Greek Embassy oficials.
and United States Army and Navy
officers.
Seeks Direct Aid.
"The Greek Army. its air corps
and more than half of its original
navy are fighting today in many
theaters OF the war" the exiled king
declared.
MY only mission here Is to ar
range for direct shipment of equip
ment by America to the Greek forces
under the lease-lend system. We
have been getting materials of war
by way of the British, but we feel
that the demands of our nation In
the war and in the reconstruction
period which will follow can be met
better by direct American assist
ance."
He said his Nations war effort
was being aided greatly by some l.
0O0. 900 Greeks in Egypt, where he
(See KING GEORGE, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Charles Town

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: about furlongs.
Vendors Lien tBletzk kerr 400 800 e40
Smart Lad (Cowleyl $40 e.40
Surprise Box tKirk) $50
Time, 1:23+s.
Also ran-Long Legs, Windsor Chief,
Schley Al. Sour Cherry, Baby Novice.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Suffolk Downs

FOURTH RACE-Purse. Sl,l0O: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: furlongs.
Quatrebelle (Finnegan) 7.20 40 $50
Castleridge tAtkinson) 400 800
Bloodhound tBierman) 400
Time, l:12ts.
Also ran-Weslow Soldiers Son. Lou
O'Neill. Bienasado. Flying West, Bidder.
BaRaseen, Desert Brush. Maupeace.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Delaware Park

THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 100; special
WEIGHTS: maiden 2-year-olds; 5 furlonss
Ship Signal fRobert0 1900 40 $50
Strictly True fBers) 500 3 40
Hill Sun tMalley) lilo
Time. :01.
Also rsn-volume. Gothic. Rock knight.
Bright Quest. Bold Salute, June Quest
Towskee.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
JAP THOUSANDS DIED AT MIDWAY -NIM|Tz
Late News Bulletins
Dickey's Foot Hurt by Foul Tip

hickey TOOt TUT Dy TOW TIP
YORK tF'-Bll Dickey. veteran catcher of the
York Yankees and the third leading hitter in the American
League injured his right foot by foul tip from his bat
in batting practice before todays with the Detroit
Tigers He unable to play and Xray expected to
determine whether bone had been broken.
Canada May Never Draft Overseas Army
. OTTAWA l4.-Prime Minister Mackenzie King told
Parliament today the Canadian does believe
CONSUMPTION and added
Moreover, it may never become necessary"
RAF in DoyIight Roid on Brittany
LONDON U'-The Raj attacked Brittany by day.
light today resumng offensive against the continent
troyed
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Todoy's Home Runs

Chartak. st. Louis, I'd inning.
Bloodworth, Detroit, Sth inning.
D Magic, Boston, 4th inning.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
King George Of Greece
Reaches Baltimore
On Way 10 Capital
Ruler Soys His Notion
Is in War to Stoy;
Seeks Direct Aid
RTULETTN
BULLETIN.

King George II Of Greece and
Prime Minister Tsouderos of
the Greek government in ex-
lie arrived in Washington
from Baltimore late this aft
ernoon and were received on
the south lawn of the White
House by President Roosevelt,
Mrs. Roosevelt, Vice President
Wallace, Speaker Rayburn,
members of the Cabinet and
Chief Justice Stone.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Late Races

Earlier Results, Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Major League Comes

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York
Detroit --- 900 O10 90
New York. 900 900 OIL
Battsries--Benton and Tebbetts: Breuer
At Boston
st. Louis OO3 coo
Boston 100 Fl
Batterie-NiEselins and Ferrell: Huxh =
son and Conrey.
At Philadelphia
Chicago - OO2 020 0
Philadelphia 900 co.
Observation-Disclosures and Turner: Knstt
and Swift.
Cleveland at Washingten-S Pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-10

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago
Philadelphia 900
Chicago - 900
Brooklyn 1T st. Louis-Postponed.
Other teams play night games. :.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
.Aqueduct

SIXTH RACE-The Shevln Stakes
purse, $4,000 added; 3-year -olds; ii
miles.
Doepatch tSchmidD 2420 $50 34f
Fairaris (ThompSon) 2.4O c.2i
Trierarch tStouC 3.2'
Time. :442s.
Also rsn-Rascal. Enter, zacs Rosa.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Weather Forecast

Somewhat warmer this afternoon and tonight
gentle winds Temperatures today-Highest, 70
at 2:4o pm; lowest, S. At $50 am; rs, at 3:4s
pm.
Prom the united ssssss Wsssner 1ursau Report.
Eun Detals On PAss Az
Evening star., 1942-06-10

(see VLK, Page 2-x.)
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Heating Engineers Plon
Meeting Tonight

The Washington chapter Of the
American Society OF Heating and
Ventilating Engineers will hold its
regular meeting at the Garden
House, Dodge Hotel, at Sis pm. to-
night. It will be preceded by .
dinner at $50 o'clock.
Two members, r. Skagerberg, who
has been with the United States
Housing Authority since 1898, and
Richard 8. Dill of the Bureau Of
Standards, will speak.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
UlPAIITED FURNITURE

You'll get Z thrill out Of choosing and painting
these pieces yourself for practically every room
in your home sturdily made bookcases, chests,
dressing tables, desks chairs and cabinets to
mention Just fewl
Evening star., 1942-02-11
$4.98 PLATE GLASS MIRRORS

-Nlll-length plate glAss mirrors to
hang on closet door or vail Wooden
framAs nnished IN maple, walnut,
mahogany and white 8, See your
self ~ others see you.
KannS-Ihird u
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Under D. c. ld,D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one Gay, ,pait three tull days and
YeceiUe their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Al quart Dutc h
Ovens. Bright alun.-
mum with self f-bast-
ing covers. Thermopax
h an d les and knobs.
Holds up to 8-lb. roasts.
Complete with lift out
rack.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
OUR LADY or
CHURCH

REV. p. J. Carey. Pastor
Masses on Sunday 30 and 3 %.
Mass on ueek days $50.
Mass on Holydayk ESQ and $50.
Confessions On Saturday Zoo q
500 and zoo TO 500 p. ~.
Holy Hour on Sunday evening -
100.
Novena TO Our Lady a. Perpetual
Help ca TaesdaY evening ~ 80.
CatechLsm on Sunday after
econd Mass and N Saturday morn
ing ~ ga
Newman Club On Sunday after
second Mas
Meeting q O Y. o. on Mondays
at 7.3o p. II.
Meeting of Altar Society on the
first Tuesday O. each month ..
800 p. NJ.
Meeting Of School League "a tins
tEt "Wednesday Of each month II
$50 p. ~.
Meeting Of the Holy Name Society
On the second Sunday after second
Mass.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

sttip snveh4
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NmAaW
80 y M q asa sun
nAaa
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teE&
w fnsAss Ya 10 woesfAsn wmh
~ ~ al usF services
RkR &kWf1 n0faMAN
fNaaaT.
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oUR LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses. TOO and $50
A n
Weekday Mass. $50 A NJ
Confessions Saturdays 1 to 6 and
7soSP. y. Ewes Of Feast DAYS I 70
eP u.
Religious Instruction. Saturdays
$50 A n Sundays after second
Mas Newman Club for High School
ca Sundays after second Mas
Dexoetoklz. NoFena 70 Our Lady Of
Perpetual Help on Tuesday at 30
P II Holy Hour On Sunday At
100 p ~
Lerten Devof1ons Sundays and
Tuesdays 81 7,so p ~ Fridays II
3s0o and 7seo p NJ
Meetings. c Y. o. On Mondays 81
TO p a. Altar society on FIRST
Tuekfay AZ ; r. NJ School League On
first "Wednesday At 7.S0 ? n o.
l. " Alumni on first Thursday at
TO ? Il. Holy Name Society on
Eec1fn Sunday after first Mass.
Rev p J. CAREY.
Pastor. phone nj
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

Tne Nsek q rrasea nMs nanefxes
n tfse rftuErh this wsek ssh m4x.
tssN On MamaAf. TsnsElsy ana
THURSDAY a~fteraocsm ire kefxsee
held "Wednesday wa III charge 81
the NuszaR pFoplen AnxiiaAxy ard
raA NEa "Wednesday fysniste Il t1ae
regular pfmfrF wsaAe huut
Special Music 10 - tane - tts
rsNN ct F1fNs nopaiNt QasxA nsel
sunday mcfninx aM b. Praise IT'S
Holy Na1nH ard IN ghe efsulsse
On rs WONDERFUL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
May Speaks Before
p~ascagoula Beta Club

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

Cffrae kaxai3s Oue msrt n ne
hcusF ~ Mra q r wona en- Ann-
day aftefnnoa TTae attendmnex So
small dor to tire illness q q lasae
rumber q The membefs Mis- rw
IA Mclnna led the nghas ssady
And program. The subject lssnr
The Family ard the churrh puw
Mrs Wood ha the drpntaouaI A
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

The WNnsnx sxx e cssftsf
"A eNteee msei y re sAnsxh pNstw
90 MeaNaMy afsssmae ~ : easgnesa
s1sw Mfs = Nassasa wMs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

Lseatsd b siipsnra aartisn. q
Herr Asea&
b4naaf-
- = H. SUNDAY sezsal 4 b.
Craze E4paT1utndsaE
10 = ~ Morning worship
- - q r 3 HonE. E1Te
Utreetor
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Hezuzz1ze-
is = M-G1Ezg Geralea.
50 ? n Prayer 8exezee
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- : hearty tnEfiauou e aesze &c
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Ii n0ar4n
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

81 u. nAseaxuula street
~Tne Prtenau Church with 4
Welcnna.~
Our Regular Serxfcns.
sunday school fnsoo A. n.
Mnrning worship Il 90 A. ~
EvaneeIistte Serxtce. zs3o p. n
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. To
2. a.
To those q yoa net attending
church elsewhere we extend q spec-
al Invitation 20 visit Gun Sunday
school bring ypuf family and meet
NTH rs AZ the usual hour.
KENNETH ERWIN. Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

400 p M-Gun0ay School Mlk
Hannah etoFk. superintendent
800 r. M-Worn1aip service on
Ne sscund and fourth HHndaya
TO p. M-Mad-wnek mAyaS
nesting each THURSDAY evening.
J. 2. PAYNE Pastor.
e<s A. M-SunaAy school arn.
John HsRraia. superintendent
II 90 A ~ ard TO r. M-Wor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

ChFizl Lutheran Church
SO - RzseAgsnia street
Sunday. March stu. ~ocan sun
daf
80 4 M-sunday sehooi. LII
u II Schultz. superintendent. Ms
Catherine Brash. orRanis1. lesson,
Taas Bind BeRgar."
80 4 M-Bfbie Glasses.
MaW A N-DfFine Service. Mlss
Hftrn1 Meie1e. orF&nist. EDzstIe fes-
sn EEk1eslans 8 f-s. GOSPEL les
so Luxe II. i4-zss sermon toplc
-6tlneicx Words-
Taag karch 10. MEETING Of
A0lea AID Society a the home
AFJ castan9a Jscke0n age-
qae s. > ma
H3aday M4ren ffth. Divine
D&zlten Meditation 1t 7se ). m
eefu TIE Prince a. Suffering
We1nks1aF MArrfg Iffh HeheMz-
q e TIE choir Immediately afEeF
ae LeuleB SERVICE.
nbrn1zE. Merch izth Meeting
q ne Eaftha Boc,efF IS Ghe hoale
e HI oeorre 6teeie. e ~ = n
fes FRERERIcK = 0RAEF.
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

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Mash
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
81 cznzy sasoet

SUNDAY school s.4s A. n.
Worship 1iseo A. NJ. Can 3 Man
KooM God1
sl1n
To r n "An Oriental Court
Friday, 20 p n Prenratory
Service fu Communism.
MondaT. 500 P. M. Meeting o.
auxiliary Ctrcles-Cfreie No. | with
urs J II Warden: Circle Ne ?
VIII Hrs. r. o. wingfieIc.
J. D. CRANE. ID.
Minister.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
NGW4
rAscAooUA

FAIRvTrw BAPTIST CHURCH
Mafket street
Sunday Srhaal AZ faao A. ~ q
W. TaylcF. superintendent
Preaching service every neeore
and fourth Sunday ~ n 90 a ~
and 7 50 p n
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday Fl
f.so p -
Everyone velcume.
A. D WEXFORD. PAstcr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
%&@eeee~e~eee~e
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taAn ExsssrAefpce i ux sexasan Ea6-
ka lot Sunday IaswsssnS JafzsAry
18th
Scheause Frr Ihs week
Sunday
2 Is A M.-Churrh School
1fW A N worship Services
eco r. M-roaib FxtloN ship
90 = M~W0fK8tp nefstnek
MaNfday-
go p "A -Afesslnx e " 3 c.
g Circles. May CuWAu. cerale
Daley.
TUESDAY
: - p NJ HaFrsrs Hairiry CtrcA
Wednesday
TOO r. M-Mid.uuk Prayer
Services
n I. WALTON. pAssar.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
ST. JOHNS ErfsCoFAL cHrRoF


suroay. March g.
sse A M HOS Communism and
ESr1xn
fa n Sunday school
IL A ~. Mc<Etss Prayer and
Serrnnn suntccf of merEsen Our
MaFcEsug OrueTx~ Evwyune Wei
onzIse Special weckiy Lenten Sery-
ke& On We4nssdAxs and FTadayk
Hosy Communism ~ re &C A NJ
and Evening Prayer and IAlany ~
sM P NJ The purpose of our Len
ten serx9ces il b pray for wctory
and peace Everyuns b cordially
welceshe 20 attend oeu services
Rev. FRIEDRICH s RESCH
Rector
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
KREoIE METHODIST


Sunday-Snnday school. 1000 A
n. Day Light Saving Time. r. II.
Lander. Superintendent. League.
100 p. M
worship Services. 100 A. M
100 p. M Day Light Saving Time.
Monday - Wonen's Society Of
Christian Service. every other Mon
day Of the month.
wednesday-PrayeF meeting T.3o
P. ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday
gs45 A. M-Eanday school ". D.
Robinson. supt
HOO A. M-M0nang worship
service.
40 Choir rehearsal
$50 Young Peoples Meeting.
go p A-Bapttst TTaintne
Union. Jack Dear. director.
7s@ P. M-EeeniE9 Worship
services.
Wednesday
tbs p M-6anday School teach
era and officers meeting.
800 r. M-PrzYer service.
REv. L 4. GREEN.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
sFENcER MEMoRIAL BAPTIsT
CHURCH

BAYOU CAS0<8
Sunday school st ftS A NJ
louis Kinder. superintendent
Preaching service every nrxt and
fourth Sunday. 81 II 90 A. NJ. and
isee r. N.
REv. A D. WELPORn Paslnr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

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Eunday
NaDo a. - Sunday neiocA Lloyd
NNFeIs METI11EEzA
uW a - Morning BHdaip.
7.E r E@Ese1lue eefsses eaen
Ia and 1rd aznoAF.
No1daH-
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nesting
Wednea14v-
10 P A-sm1sT sehooi c0azea
general baaznez
'. c wIHDHAN Pastx.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
-REORGAETzED CHURCH o.
JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS

DAY SAINTS
Church school es<s A NJ. L
Barlow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service. II A. M-F1rzi
Sunday Of each month
lions League (Young People,
Thomas. leader.
Wonen's Meeting TOO r. n. every
other Monday-Mrs. j. L Barlow.
leader.
Mld-week Prayer Service. Too p.
NJ Wednesday.
Eyeryone cordially invited.
A II BARNES. Pastor.
Mildred Tnomass Reporter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
81. FfERRE's
EPISCOPAL CHURCH


Caster. Miss
Sunday servtces-sM A. NJ
Morning Prayer and Sermon
Lenten services on Tuesdays 81
90 p NJ Everyone welcome.
Rev. FRIEDRICH 8 RESCH
Rector
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

ne HaFTa saassn narIes e
rT alLoNed = eanbaf 1ofiez 80
aTs replaced y maIe naf1ea Trained
b. them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

1000 a M-sundaY 6eno0i, Lee
Hiu, supeflntenden1.
100 A H-MoFutuk w0rznip
Barv1oe en sAeaad GuD1ayA
7.E y. M@Esealna w0fnk1ip nerT.
ice On second EandAFs.
1l% = MteeWefE prayer
meeting eaeh TUESDAY.
400 p Wemen's Missionary
8oc1etF nesting o. Monday eftn
ne DclEc Sunday = each month
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

EAST Moss POINT BAPTIST
Gcheduie ~ services.
So a M-8HndaT Eehod
10 20 a M-MoTuaax Herm0n-
$50 p M-Ixgzulnz uuton.
T-W y M-EEAnalsnc Measaee
TOO ?. - He440day-PxaFm
Nesting
TIE pshnE + oas4aaIlv invited e
Eorknip ~ -
MONTY 4 DAVIS
Pasiex.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

REv. J. r. PAYNE.
Pastor,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-16
T.B.League Warns
Against Increase
Urge all to read new
pamphlets on disease

tuberculosis leagues throughout
the nation, as is the custom each
April, are putting on a campaign to
"Find tuberculosis Early" This year
the country is at war, and IL is a
known fact that after every war tu-
berculoSis has increased. Also IL is
common knowledge that to put forth
the great efforts needed now, good
health must be guarded and main
tanned.
The Benton County tuberculosis
League is placing new and vital in
formation in the form of pamphlets
at the disposal of all who wish to
read. These are not just for those
few who might suspect the presence
OF tuberculosis, but are for all to
read and become informed. And be-
cause paper must be saved, those
who pick one up and read it should
hand it on to some one else. Know
ledge Is a. tremendous weapon and
by public cooperation with the local
league, can be used with great sue
cess to combat one enemy in our
midst.
These pamphlets are being placed
in stores, libraries and public gath
ering places in all parts of the coun-
ty by the following league MEM
bers: Mrs. Robert Nixon, Mrs. A. e
Starkenburg, Mrs. Harry Fleming
Mrs. e. j. Brand, Mrs. J. r. Ayers
Mrs. Phil Schiremau. Mrs. Frank
Clark and Mrs. Dale Wilkinson.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-16
Car Testing Lane
To Open Here
On April 18th v
To be located in
city's parking lot;
delinquent May 6

Bet you didn't know it, but on the
back of your white registration card
there's date after which your car
is delinquent without having been
checked through the safety lane.
Cards registered from Kennewick
bear date Of May 6, according to
Traffic Officer w. M. Heffner.
The safety lane will be open in
KenneWick on April Is and will be
in a new location this year. Ar
rangements have been made to open
the lane in the city's free parking
lot just east of the Ford garage. All
cars in Benton county are called for
inspection during this period.
Those who have applied recently
for licenses may not have yet re-
ceived them, but they are due, too,
to pass through the lane, even tho
their registration cards have not yet
been returned to them. Ii E#ge. Of
Franklin county drivers who are
delinquent are urged to take this
opportunity to get ciearances thru
tie lane. ~
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-16
No School on
Open V
at 11:3O Next Week
/. Change Made to per-
NIT students to
help on the farms

Schools in Kennewick will close
Friday, May LIST this year, according
to an announcement made today by
Supt. E. IS. Black. This early date
has been made possible by keeping
the schools operating on six-day
schedule during the past couple Of
months. For the next two weeks,
however, there will be no school on
Saturdays.
Beginning next Monday, a new
time schedule will also be adopted,
to permit the youngsters to work in
the grass patches. School will be
started at 1870 and will continue
until 4::30, with time. off about 2:30
for lunch.
This will give the youngsters more
time in the morning to help on the
farms, and with slightly shortened
periods at school, with the elimina-
ton of the regular activity periods,
will allow for full days work in
the class rooms.
Action in changing the hours was
taken after a special meeting with
the school board and farmers in the
community, who are suffering from
lack of help on their farms.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-16
Decide Tuesday
On Home Guard
Unit Formation
Need minimum of so;
organizations to send
representatives

whether or not a unit Of the state
guard will be formed locally will be
determined next Tuesday night at
a special meeting called at the Le-
gion hall. Civic organizations have
been notified of the proposal and a
representative gathering is expected,
If there is enough interest in the
project, a state officer will be called
to actually organize the unit, which
will require q minimum enlistment
of about fifty. I
There are no restrictions other
than that the applicant must be
capable of performing ordinary
peace officer functions. Applicants
must furnish their own arms, am
munition, etc., but will be drilled ac-
cording to regular army regulations.
Everyone interested is urged to
be present at Tuesdays meeting to
help decide whether or not the unit
is needed or desirable in this COM
munity.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-16
Mrs. Neuman Presents
Pupils i'm Recital ~

next Sunday afternoon, April 10.
at 8 O'Clock, Mrs. Edwin Neuman
will present her pupils in a piano
recital at the Methodist church I'm
the Junior room.
Each student will be heard in solo
and other numbers will include
duets, trios, and a piano quartette.
Students to be presented Sunday
from Kennewick, Pasco, Richland,
Council, and Alfalfa are as follows:
Acel Ann Purdy, Barbara BabcoclE,
Yvonne 1illie, Elda NAman, Sylvia
Black, Jocelyn waMott, Marjorie
Garner, Billy Campbell, L,eona Sim
melink, George Elder, Jerry Janet
Turner. Nancy Neel. Wilma Grav-
enslund, Carolyn Kauth, Mrs. Her
bert Misner, Mrs. II. L.. Wadsworth.
Ann Greenwell, Howard Ritter, Dom
ma and Linda Stoop, Lorna Cherry.
MaIble Barnett, Helen Leedy, Muir
Tel Pepiot. and Betty Springer.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this recital.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-16
Forty From Benton
Indicted Into
US. Armed Service
Prosser people stage
community farewell
party for boys

Forty Benton county boys were In
Quoted into the army this week and
of the forty % were wrom Kenne-.
wick. ProSSer supplied ten, Benton
City and Richland each four and
White Bluffs three. Those from
this end of the county were:
Kenneth q. Spike, Ted M. Gh-
ford, Howard A. Walstead, Kenneth
j. Paden, Francis E Dunning, Wal
lace b. Lane, Christopher II. Quasi,
David r. Hurst, William e. Gala
way, Frederick g. McNeal, Robert T.
Moore, Alfred r. Door, Fred e.
Lande, James @. Sherry, William A
Kempf, r. G. Dinond, Clifford O
Friday, Egon Hansen, Claude T.
Poplin, Ross w Stevens, Cassius W.
Imler, all from Kennewick.
Roy e. Clark, Ernest T. Church,
Louis M. Green, Arnold j. Kellen.
Benton City. .a
Jack T. Boiling, Lawrence B. Ala
way, Clarence E. vandine, Jamie p.
Shedd, Richland. ~
Lyle " Hall, Jr., Harold q. Girls.
ham, LaVerne T. Brooks, White
Bluffs.
Following men transferred from
other counties to this county for In
duction: r.. -.
Charles A. Brown, Jr., Richland:
John A. Tresler, Glenn A. Daven-
port, Richland; Laurence v. Lee,
Kennewick.
The next registration for men up
TO 65 years Of age will be held one
Gay only in Benton county Oh April
%. ii any man who should regis.er
is i'll and unable to go TO the regis
tration place, he should get in touch
with The chief registrar for his dis
trict and someone will be ser.t -
register the SICK. ~
Prosser people staged farewell
party for the group, business houses
and schools closing for time e. give
tie boys q rousing farewell, Eollowine
the breakfast. 60
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-16
ALL BUY BONDS

The Washington Hardware is
among the local firms that go loo
percent each week for War Bonds
Part of the paycheck of each of the
employees, as well as the proprie-
tors, is taken out in bonds. This has
been happening for several months,
the company being among the very
first to adopt the plan. (