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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-08

FOR SALE-Two irrigated farms
near Burbank, Wash, See Ed
Horrigan, Burbank. 1-8u
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-08

FOR SALE-Pasture ranch of IS
acres; good barn and out build
ings, small house, electricity, rum
ming water; 8 miles southeast of
Yakima in Mckee valley. N. E.
Townsend, Mckee City. 1-8p
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FOR SALE-Frame dwelling, S
rooms and bath, full basement,
2 lots, $4,000, some down payment,
terms. E. j. johnson, Wallula.
8-15p
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FOR SALE-About II acres, 3 miles
west of Dayton, 8 acres alfalfa,
balance pasture: good four room
house, concrete cellar, we'll, pump,
garage. No electricity. $24O0 cash.
H. P. Hutchinson, Dayton 25-8p
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FOR SALE-Dining room furni-
ture. Complete set. See Mrs. R..
R. Mcintosh, Richland. 1tu
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-08

FOR SALE-Electric coffee maker
48-cup capacity, SIS. Phone 4783
or Mrs. S.. M. Ross, Richland. 1tp
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FOR SALE-Horse, years old in
June, W.T.. 400, $50. Also Deer
ing mower, Gene Arrestouilh,
Richland. 1tp
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north of Benton City; 20 acres
under Sunnyside Irrigation dist,
So acres under Roza project.
House, barn and garage. No in
cumbrances, 1913 taxes and irri-
cation assessments paid. Contact
or write John DeLelere, Benton
City. ~z- + T. 8-29p
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FOR SALE - 20-acre irrigated
ranch on highway 2 miles east
of Grandview. House, barn and
other buildings. See Paul Cavett,
Grandview. 8-29p
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w AN T ADS

WANTED-Farm help for orchard
work, house, water, lights and
garden furnished, going wages.
Also want small tractor, pillow and
other implements. Write Roy r.
Smith, Blk rs, Brewster, Wash.
...s. 8-29p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
War Problem Clinic:
Drdftee S Cooperation
With Board Suggested

The classifications which are
given by the draft boards some
times are open 10 question by
the prospective Serviceman.
Incomplete information about
individual cases may be the
reason why some clasSiflcations
don't agree with the actual
situation.
As Walter H. T. Scott. vice
commander of the Detroit Dis
tricts Association American
Legion, points out, draft boards
are made up of volunteer
workers. They are human be-
jngS after all and are working
Under a tremendous strain.
1t is very possible for them
10 make occasional mistakes.
and 10 take care of this the
draftee has an opportunity to
appeal his classification In any
event, the best thing 10 do is
Cooperate with the draft board
and keep in touch with il al all
times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Girl, l8, Asks Advice
on Getting Married

War Problem Clinic:
l am girl of Is, but have no
fun IN seeing my girl friends or
even talking 20 them because
my parents tell them l am never
home. l can't even 20 TO shows
except with my mother.
She says when l am > I can
have my own way. ] am in love
with a soldier and would like 10
get married. but of course my
parents would object.
! don't know what 10 do about
my mothers attitude. My sisters
have told me 10 run away, but
/ don't know. where l could stay.
Can YOU please help me?
MISS r. 5.
Dear Miss X. s.:
Your problem is delicate and
serious.
oan understand why YOU
want In maintain a happy re-
lationship- with your mother.
but you also have the right and
need To grow up"
Eighteen-year-oIders are eN-
pected 10 carry heavy burdens
these days. Boys Of that age
are admitted to the armed
forces. Both boys and girls of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Man Drafted Because
Wife Wrote TO Board

War Problem Clinic:
have lain awake nights
thinking about my problem.
Some time ago I wrote a letter
10 my husbands draft board
causing him TO be indicted into
the army.
He had been going out with
other women. although we have
two lovely children. But I love
MIN very much. and believe this
love was returned. He never had
any responsibilities, and l know
now that l wasn't any help 10
him.
Since he has been away he
has written regularly and l
know ne has changed for the
better. as so many other men
have. Is there any way l could
have him discharged at least
until married men with children
have 10 go? MRS. r. 5.
Dear Mrs. r. s.:
Your husband may apply for a
discharge through his command
ing officer setting forth his rea-
sons. Since married men are be-
ing drafted under recent regula-
tlons there Is little hope that
he will he discharged. He will
undoubtedly be n better man for
the service he rendered.
WALTER X. r. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Quick Answers

bugs Baer. Rogers. who
popularized II, gave credit
TO Baer.
2-1923.
3-Henry L. SumSon, k@hose
seventy-Sixth birthday this is.
Ia Wrong, basalt is rock
used In decoration like
marble. and ampersand rs
the name of the a. character:
th) wrong the figure is a
woman representing free
dom.
5-FiVC.
6-Hangmen's nooSes.
Grant.
S-The Unknown Soldier in the
shrine AZ Arlington.
Copyright. 1913. b. King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Newsy NfernOs
of n Midnighter

fur coat from her gentleman
friend had TO give II back when
his Mrs. went on a rampage
The Zanzibar walters
made a mint when Zanzibar
won and paid $3.50. The clubs
press agents. who tipped them
off, didn't play it James
Mckinley Bryant was indicted
Just as his screen test with Fox
was okayed Big city
smalltown flavor: Near 10th
and Park there are 20 different
kinds of vegetables growing
next 10 the Princeton Club
The check room gal in an
East Side spot tbeaten up once
by some of the joints staff will
cause the downfall OF the man
agement via the Dist Attorney
bort Clark, now with
Kiss and Tell in Chicago, has
the movie scouts nibblng
Kate Smith will spotlight old
time stage and screen pets on
her new radio show which tees
off Oct. / Rumors have
Howard Hughes and Henry
Kaiser feudlng Johnny
Morgan. the rsdioaf. may get
the comedy lead in What's
Up rehearsIng soon.
CHARLES COBURN does a
" take off on G. Bernard
Shaw in My Kingdom for a
Cook that makes Shaw seem
tame by comparison Willie
Howard has an offer 10 star in
Artists and Models" but is
stuck with another contract
Paramount thinks so much Of
Vaughn Monroe's drawing
power il has booked him with
a rival studios film, Lady
Takes a Chance" (RKO)
Willkie will remind all con-
cerned that Russis has fought
on our side in every war in
which the l.. S. participated
Marta Mia at the Village
Barn is a bet for the scouts -.
Her late father was y. Y.
Times correspondent in Cuba,
which Job her mother now holds
Pola Negri's West Coast
Teller IS a politician Judy
Garland : loss Of weight has her
studio concerned 1t. Paul
Wnkler. killed last week IN a
bomber crash, was a pet Of the
Broadway crowd. lie was Billy
Rose 5 stage manager for years
with all the dolls rating hun
aces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
How Democratic
System Works

aristocracy, which live by the
Hitlerian principle of the master
race, are represented by one
vote per member in their ma
tional conventions.
The unioneers who defend this
ratio would call you a dirty
Fascist If you were to suggest
that any element of our people
be limited to Class B or Class c
citizenship with only one
5-1000th of vote in public cleo
tons. with skill or occupation as
the basis of this rating, which is
the basis they use in their
unions.
THE boilermakers keep Ne
Il groes in a subhuman status
in their union and if they want
TO argue that this is the demo-
cratic way I will not take issue.
think il is quite democratic.
The majority, who happened TO
be whites. adopted this provision
and. under the principle Of ma
lority rule, which is the essence
OF democracy, they are right.
If you want TO win a house
for yourself thrown at you a
brick al time, all you have to
do in this country is question
the perfect justice and beauty
of democracy. Many of our peo-
pie think there is no ground, no
alternative between democracy
and Hitlerism or Stalinism but
the fact is that our govern
ment, the system that we love
as faith and a way of life, is
not democracy but something
much better which, somehow.
we have neglected 10 give a
name TO. 1t contains the good
that is in democracy but many
improvements as well wrought
by generations OF American
people to repress the evils of
democracy.
Copyright, 1913. by United Features synd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
air Enough

IF, BY popular vote or action
of Congress, the people of
The United States should decide
that the members of any partic-
ular group among us. say
freckle faced or pigeon toed
people. or tenors or cartoonists.
should be forbidden to hold of
flee. own property or vote.
would that be an undemocratic
action?
Surely II would violate our
concept Of the American way
but il would not be undemo-
cratic, although most of us
probably believe it would be.
Under democracy the will Of
the bareSt majority is the law
for all and, by a gradual process
you could narrow things down
so that in time even a majority
of the people would be without
rights and governed by the Will
Of the few and for the benefit
OF the few.
First YOU disqualify the MEM
bers of a race. then the believ-
ers in a creed. then one more
group after another, each time
by majority of the popular
vote of the remaining citizens
or by majority vote of the
chosen representatives in Con-
gress. And finally you could
have here a fair reproduction Of
the Hitler state. arrived at
through the processes of democ-
racy.
CEORGIA'S recent decision,
~ wise or unwiSe. 10 enfran-
chise kids Of IS. points out that
we do place limitations on the
rights OF classes Of human be-
ingS In some cases, il is very
unjust 10 deny an intelligent.
decent kid of 1S the right 10
vote or even the right to hold
public office while his opposite
number, some illiterate, useless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Of his first wife and say 10
guests:
Friends. take a look at the
picture of the finest woman that
ever lived, Rose FitZsimmonS."
II takes a woman of strong
character 10 be happy as the
second wife of a man who has
been happy with his first wife.
If and when ] take up the
sport of fishing I think l will
start with the Rouge River IN
Oregon. Many who should know
claim the sport Is at its best
in that section.
When a man wears a hand
kerchief sticking out from the
side pocket Of his coat il is an
affectation in dress. And as has
been previously pointed out here
Lord Chesterfield right said
ANY affectation whatsoever
in dress indicates a flaw in the
understanding"
4 Y. s. ARMY corporal sta
N toned in California writes.
As for that u. s. marine who
wants 10 marry the girl who
pOOh-hoOed Slnatra and chlded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
BY WesfbrOOk Pegler

old drunkard, LET US say, is al
lowed 10 vote, and, theoretically,
is qualified for the presidency.
We could, without violating
the principles of democracy, de-
eide that persons above the age
of so or the top draft age, 38.
are no longer qualified TO exer-
else the privileges of citizenship.
For long period of the life of
this republic, slavery was a
legal and respected institution
and in 1861 a constitutional
amendment was proposed which
would have forbidden the people
themselves, ever 10 adopt the
Thirteenth Amendment, ratified
four years later, abolishing
slavery.
II failed, of course, but had il
been adopted. il would then
have been unconstitutional 10
abolish an institution which has
been widely and deeply abhorred
as undemocratic although 1t is
nothing Of the kind. And it
was not until 1920 that women
were granted the right to vote.
YOU may think I am obsessed,
l. which is neither here nor
there, but we have gone into re-
verse in some of our unions and
with the tacit approval and con-
nivance of our government.
Many unions have what they
call B-ClaSs and C-ClasS sub
salaries and, in their big ma
tlonal conventions, violate the
principle defined by a Cockney
cab driver at a time when re-
form was rife in England as the
principle Of zone bloody man,
one bloody vote"
These B-ClaSs and C-Class
locals are robot groups having
one vote per unit, even though
there be 5000 members in the
unit But the locals of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

stead AL White. the dance
director of shows. is out of the
army via a medical discharge
Mai. Hal Lesion former
Miami editor, now abroad with
the Eighth Air Force. has auth'd
tome titled: "Skyways 10 Ber-
lin Rita Hayworths boss
gave her a $1,000 silver dinner
service as a wedding gift ID.
The Moss Hart show viii have
a formal similar 10 The Amer
lean Way" which he co-auth'd
.. Kid Goodman, once light
weight contender. is IN the hack
line in front OF the Eldorado.
He fought Benny Leonard Il.
Dusty Farnum is Powers latest
darling. She's the 18-year-old
daughter OF Dustin Farnum,
one-time idol In New York
only fortnight and sensation
already
MARGUERITE ADAMS, the
vi new MGM Starlet, vas
Tommy Adams, who show girl d
here Beginning Of the End
Dept Frances Faye IS trying 20
get out of her Artists and
Models eontfaei-poor billing
-. Yponne Hummer, the Dia-
mond Horseshoe lass, inherited
all Of Mary DowellS male fans
A chlorine who got q s. 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
by Dr. Logan CIendening

school desk and Will produce a
postural baCkache
THERE are nerves coming
i out from the spinal cord
through apertureS between each
vertebrae, and these may be-
come infiamed. Then there are
organs underneath-the kid
neyS, which may contain stones
10 produce backache (although
the old conception of Brights
disease appearing as a pam IN
the back is pure bunk
Then, and this is often for
gotten, there is the mental con-
ception Of the back. IL bears the
burdens OF life And some may
think their burdens arc. too
heavy and get a psychological
backache.
SO the task OF the diagnosti-
clan in studying a case OF back
ache is q formidable one. The
backache may be acute. due 20
wrench or an injury. Here brac-
ing the back to produce immo-
blli2ation is possibly indicated.
3 The adhesive Strapping may be
all right or II may require a
plaster cast
Recurrent baCkacheS may be
due 10 posture or muscle in
flammauQD, and here lies often
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

I MUST confess, as a criticism
Il OF my profession. that the
average fellow with an average.
acute backache in town Of
average doctors is not likely 20
get much OF break IN the
handling OF his case.
Somebody has said that the
only person interested in back
ache is the fellow who has one.
There are three kinds OF doc
tors into whose hands he Is
likely 10 fall: firN. the doctor
who gives him some chlorofoTm
lnament 10 rub on and then
straps UP the back with edhe-
sive tape. no matter what the
cause may be.
Second. the manipulation who
rubs and pounds and wrenches
the back. often adding addi-
tional INJURY 10 the original one.
and third. the rarity who really
tries TO find out what the cause
of the trouble is and prescribes
keAtment accordingly.
NOT, yoG understand. that
" strspping or manipulation
may not be the correct thing.
but IL is a good idea 10 find out
what exactly Is the matter first.
The back is a pretty compli-
Gated structure. There are, first
the vertebrae, a success on Of
bones attached 10 each other by
hgamentS and separated by
cartilaglnouS disks. Nearly any
thing in the way Of injury or
disease, such as arthritiS. might
happen 10 the vertebrae bones
alone 10 cause baCkache.
But then there are large
number Of massive muscle
groups which move the spinal
column around, keep IL in line,
etc. Anything may throw a
strain on them. from high heels
10 a slumped position al the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Believes Personal Feelings
Cause OF Husbands Draft
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
When my father died, his sis
ter claimed his home place and
got II. not even leaving me a
keepsake of my mother. ! wrote
10 the judge telling how wrong
] thought this was.
Now this Judge is on the draft
board in this small town, and
just the other day my husband
received his notice 10 report for
his physical examination He
has been in vital war work ever
since the war started, and he
wasn't supposed TO be reClaSSl-
fed for some time yet.
We think that the personal
feelings OF the board are inter-
ferlng with their duties. and
want 10 know what we can do
about this. / am under a doc
tors care and don't think we
are receiving fair treatment.
MRS. F. B. c.
Dear Mrs. r! Is. u:
Draft board members are hui
man beings with human reac-
lions and IL may he possible in
certain instances that prejudices
prevail over justice. The MEM
bers are patriotic American citi-
Zens serving without pay and
with very few exceptions they
want 10 do the right and just
thing under the regulations and
law.
Sometimes they have no
choice, and all citizens will try
to understand the tremendous
task these boards are confronted
with and appreciate the splen-
did job they are doing.
Your husband should obey the
instructions of the board and
keep I'm touch with II. II he is
drafted he can make an allot-
ment for your benefit.
WALTER III. r.. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Connolly Answers

la Shakespeare, title of a
play CD Charles Dickens,
BLEAK House. (c) Alex
ander Pope. e ssay on
Criticism.
Pa Algeria; (b) Iceland;
tc) Burma.
3-5a Home, Sweet Home"
Payne; tb) The Village
Blacksmith" LongfelIow: Co
"Annabel Lee" Poe.
la Tucson; tb) Palo Alto,
Cal; Co Boulder, Colo.
5-Ca) English; (b) American;
tcl Italian.
6-ta) Extensive trade: Oh an
idler; tc) artificial butter.
la May "a, 1874; Cbl Eng
land 10 Newfoundland; (c)
Wilbur and Orville.
Copyright. 1913, by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

DIR OADWA Y hears that
- Maude Adams (the First
- lady of the stage for decades),
bw teaching drama at Stevens
College. may be "diSpossessed"
to make room for a Holly
wood star Douglas Fair
banks widow wishes folks
would stop calling her Lady
Ashley Carl Brisson's for
tune in Yurrop ESTIMATED at
$3.50, 000) is lost. Reputed TO
have S250,000 sailed here
Mrs. Ernest Hemingway MAR
tina Gellhorn) is here TO see
publisher Scribner's about her
tome Llama" The Air
Force show has over-auditioned
soldier candidates. Many will
have TO be dropped Mary
Churchill. the Prime Minister'S
little girl, has been offered 81
per word TO write a mag piece
-. A Broadwayite back from
Dakar reports that Bing Crosby
and Harry James recordings get
81 per platter and pack of
gum'll getcha any gal in town.
EMY HEART TELLS ME-"
A'l from the Rosie O'Grady'
picture, stays in the ears
Other new good Hits are Sc
cretly" and Close 10 You :.
Celeste Holm Of oklahoma is
doubling al La Vie Parlsienne
with her sinful songs. A hit
The Roney Plaza at Miami
Beach will be headquarters for
s American dignitaries
The disappearance Of big bills
has the underworld worried-as
most transactions are in big
cash. Mr.. Whiskers is gradually
calling them in The song
pluggers golf tournament fea-
tured golf balls on which like
nesses Of "the most hated band
leaders were painted The
rlmors Of a George Jessel-June
Lang romance put certain
-my major in stitches down in
Washington He knows It's the
bunk The return OF Gilda
Gray is good news Oofly Ill
for a long spell Doris Don
eldson won q FloridIvision.
WAIVER CUGAT has joined
~ King Features Syndicate
with series Of eaFiesiliFes- IL
tied "Today's Birthday In
siders hear that doctors have
told Gypsy Rose Lee 10 give up
her stage career and write. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
OPA ImPinges on Equality
Paper Hats Doomed?
Sad New Year to You
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

My undercover the blanket factory says the OPA
after paper will make paper forgery
will become too expensive for the amateurs.
That hits US where the pocketbook used to Turk What
makes the glucose all the staTcher is there will be
In paper hats for New Years Eve.
There will be no paper plates at outdoor picncs How
do you find the food? Follow the ants, per usual
There something about gold and purple paper
at that makes all equal The democracy deprives
'us of it the of national holiday exceeding
points
II is starting black market for silly looking hats tin
horns confetti and general around useessness The
of Liberty Equality and Justice is the inherited
prerogave of selecting your method of going nuts
The paper hat carries air Of difficult TO
crcumven It's only fault is Its nonresistsnce high
velocity insults such bottles chair legs and brass knuckes
But any man wearing paper hat and carrying
bone is welcome TO neghborhood New Year party 1t
your open sesame your bill Of ladng your excursion
tcket to the hospabe exits of the high districts
BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

IL are permitted TO accept full
time adult jobs.
doubt IL we could he con-
Quoting n war II all young peo-
pie OF IL 10 25 were not able
to do their part with experienced
independence and judgment.
III you want to talk this over
with some one who has seen
many other girls face the same
problem, may 1 Suggest that you
call the Consultation Bureau,
81 w. Warren, Columbia 1900,
for an appointment.
1 hope you can solve your
problem without having to 'es-
cape" into marriage or run
away.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY.
Family and Child Welfare
Secretary, Council of Social
Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
10 i3 - Year
for Tall Girls

her fellow laSsies for idoliLing
crOOners instead of service men,
tell him he will have 20 stand
for a lot of competition for the
heart and hand OF this unusual
girl. There are 10 soldiers In
our outfit who want 10 marry
her, too. Tell the young woman
not 10 do anything until she
hears from us. May the best
man win"
Frank Stevens. Distinguished
caterer at sport centers. Mr..
Stevens is one Of the few remain
ing dispensers Of strong refresh
ments who at his bars trusts
the customers with the bottle.
Only ! bar in 10000 now per-
mits the consumer to pour his
own drink
Bill Dickey, Yankee hackStop.
As good a catcher As the game
has ever seen and / do not OK
cept Kling, Bresnahan. Gowdy
or Cochrane.
QUERIES from clients: G.
W What is a dogie as IN the
S0Ug. Get Along Little Dogie."
A-The western definition Of
dOgie is that IL is: "a little
calf that lost its nav and paw"
@ My sister and | were the
only two children in our family.
There was a 19-year interval
between my sisters birth and
mine. Is that a record?
Alt is very unusual but not
a record. heard Of a case In
Ogelsby. Ill, in which there was
a 21-year interval In blessed
events.
One Of the most profitable
films ever made was a silent
picture titled "Alimony." It
should be revived. Maybe they
could give this opus a new twist
by making it about a man who
was asking for alimony.
Not long ago. l said that par
ents usually only sent out clever
and highly original announce
ments for their first child.
was wrong. One of the clever
est birth announcements / have
seen in some time was recently
3 sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J.
Sheehan of Eureka, Cal. for
Sally Anne, their twelfth child.