davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
ALREADY OVER ~

Lovett pointed out that the l85
major plants in this area were
working IN excess of as
hours weekly, some OF them as
high as 60 hours.
Success of the 4S-hour week will
depend on two things, Lovett said
They are:
Amount OF setbaekS that
are due 10 changes in dcSigi
ordered by the armed services
which frequently shut down
plants.
2-Propcr functionIng the
controlled materials plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
100000 Here
In NonessentidI'
Work Included

Continued from Page One)
ticipated labor shortage, which
] have never regarded as critical
aS Washington seems 10 think
il will be"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

YOUR DOLLARS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED FOR u S. WAR BONDS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
DIRvos DvIGUBAS JUBILEJIf]IS
NUMERIS
TFsa ':4it-.s,. !. :; So y.

DlRVOS skatytojams primename kad Sis Dlrvos na-
- mers skiriamas dvejopam tiksui - pamineti Lie
tuvos Nepriklausomybes rs metu sukaktl II atzymeh
Dirvos redaktoraus Kazio S. Karpaus 25 metu Drvos
redagavima. Tiedu pazymejmai atliekama vlenu kar-
tu if tie kure prsidejo pre sio nerio isleidimo sa-
finansine parama tokiu budu vienu kart atko dvl
CUBA darba Ktoje dalyje Shame numeryie raste var
Drvos nuolatinis dirbinas Letuvos reikalams r jos
dabartinio redaktoraus vedas tautnes nijos nesvy-
ruoian nei kairen aei desnen per pastars Is metus
tautine tvirove Tautine dvasa ssilake nezurint di
deliu sukretmu kurie po 1926 metu Gruodzlo l7-tos
tautino posuko Lietuvoe Americas Lietuvius, neprl
pratusius Letuvska proaut atsiliepe CANA skaudzla
Kaip atsimename, tk Dirva su Karpum ir Vieny-
be SUI Juozu O. Sirvydu is prmos dienos, kap tk gavo
znias apie nauja tauni posu Lietuvoe, stoJo uz ia
posuki, nujausdami kad jis seis musu tautai gera
Xiii visi laikrascai issoko prizes ta ivyki mes Jie
buvo labiau susrupine partiu vienminciu ikimu
ir gerove, ne tautos reikalais.
Is organizacios kuri Xxi tol skaitesi atstovau
anti tautine srove, ssisojo patriotns tautns ele-
mentas kris pat 1914 metq karo drbes uz Lietu-
vu tauos teises norejo kad eses r butu apgntos
Dirbti s tais kurie Letuvoje mate tkai partas tai
visa Ituvos gerove state savo venos siauros paros
remuose Americas taNtininkai negalejo ir de- to ivy
ko pasidalinmas. Budami tikri dealistai, Americas
tautinnka nesrupino steigmu net paskiros par
tijos bet seke Letuvos tautinnkus ir temydam u da
roma gera ir savo teyynes Leuvos pazanga, tuom ten
kinos Americas tautinnkQ "partija buvo tai ju dva
SIMS susrisimas r Lietuvskos Leuvos idealizavimas
Sulaukus rs metu Lietuvos Neprklausomybes Vii
niuje paskelbimo sukaktes, tautninkai su pasgere-
mu prismena Letuva kuria ie RENE r uz kuria dirbo
r kuri dabar klastingu kamynu parbokSta Bet je ir
vel stoja dirba uz jos laisves r garbes atstatyma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
Dhbkme kad LieWa vel Bu LaBva NepkIasoma II Lamnga
DR.. ]. BASAMAV!CIUS IR ANTANAS
SMETCNA CLEVELANDE

LLAIP tai kimo emta kad du zymieji anu laiku dar-
n buotojai, Lietuvos zadintojai, svencant Is metu
sukakt rastusi Cleveande Tai An
tanas Smetona Lietuvos Prezidentas istremme apsi-
gyvenes Cevelande ir Dr. Jonas Basanavcius, prain-
as Letuvu Tautos Patrarku kurio biustas stow Gle
velando Lietuviu Kulturiniame Darzeye. Dr. Basana-
vicius kap znoma ire Vasaro 16 1927 metals ir pa
laidotas Viniuje Jam paminkas pastatyta Karo Mu.
zeiaus sodelvje Kaune. To paminklo kopija randasi
Clevelando Let,lviu Darzeyje Jeigu bolsevika
zia nvarte Lieuviu tautos paminklus, okupave musu
Sail tai Clevelande slakyta pamnklai Basanavcaus If
Kudirkos Niekur kitur pasauyje uz Letuvos rbu ne
Ia neko panasaus Letuviu tautai irengta.
Lietuvos NepriNausomybes Akto pasirasytojai r
skebejai tie 20 asmenu klre sudare Lietuvos Taryba,
sblaskyt kit au zuve, paeko sovieu istremman,
ar soDnami Vokieciu okupantu. Nei vienas kitas ju
netureo lames vesai ir iskiingai mineti 25 metu
kalt to vylo kuris gime Vilnue, tiktai Amerika pa
tekes Prezidentas Antanas Smetona. Js ia svente mi
neio su Cleveandecias Ir cia dvasioje su Gle
veandedias dayvavo ir juos laimino Dr. Jonas Basa-
navcius krio pamnklas stoves igus lakus, net ir po
to ka iau musu senosios kartos aevu nei vieno bus
nelike Amerikos kontinente.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
VALDzIOS ISSiRlf@KIAAA PALIkO
PAGIAI LIETUVAI

Americas Lietuviq Vsuotinas Semas New Yorke,
Kovo 18 d. 1913 metals kaip randame Dlrvo!e uzzyme
ta suprato kad Letuv0s vadziOs f0rma reika palikt
patterns LetuvOs zmonems nlstatyt, ne cia Amerko-
je Lieuva valdzia rinkt kaip tai daro dais saurai
mananciu pasalngus tikslus turincq srovinu poll
tikieri,lkQ dabar
stai kaip apie tai issreiskiama Vsuotiname Seine
priimtoje rezoiucijoje
"Todel palikdami Lietuvos plieciams apsispresti
vadzios forma bet stovedami uz demOkratjos princi
pus, mes tariame:
"Kad Lietuvos valstybeje butq gyvendinta kuopla-
ciausi tiros demokratijos principal respublkonska
vadzos forma" r tt.
Tas Americas Lietuviu Seimas numate ir aiskiai
pasisake r ktais kausimais, kap pavezdan santkla-
vima SUI ktomis tautomis. Sta kap rezoiucijoje pa
sakyta:
"Lietuya nepakes prmetm0 IS Sales kOkiu nors pO-
litiSku rySiu SUI kOka nOrs tauta"
ka daro su dienu Letuvos "vaduotojaiH Palm
kline o. Paksta ir itus o artus bciuius jie r raSo-
GAMMA projektus federacioms unions, konfereraci
os Lietuvu tauta su Skandinavais Lenkais, il gal
netrukus pagamins projekta Lietuvai saungos su Ru
sia iie eina pas Lenkus, tarias su jais....
Kuriose tk kolonijose rengta Vasario 16-tos pami-
itaka ten musu tautos reksmingoje sventee buyo pr
viesta Lenkai kalbet ir tie musq t6vynes yaduotoai
tiese ranka tautOs amzniems priesams, tie klau
sc Lenk4 kalbu il nesig6dn0 prizes mus4 vsu0mene
Lenkais greta scenoje s6d6ti Publikoje buvo aSkui
paspiktnmai nors susiaise Lietuvai ir venge atvrl
demonstraciju prizes tai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
'SUDARYTA NAUJA uETUYOS
yALDZIAs

Tuo antgalviu Balandzio 19, 1913 metals, Dirvoe
buvo paskebta pirnutne znia ape susldaryma Lletl-
yos atstegamos valstybes valdzios Znia buvo gauta
IS Tevynes redakcijos New Yorke Praneslmas Amerl-
kos Lietuviams buvo sustas per Yokohama, Japonjay
issiustas Kovo 26 d. 1913 metals. Seka:
"Sudaryta glaxine valdzia ir sutvarkyta mniste-
rios: Smetona premjeras; DOvydats = apsvletos
minister's; saulys uzsenio reikaq minister's; Smll-
gevicius = lido minister's; Brziska = tesiu mniste-
ris J. ViIess vesuju darby minister's; Malinauskas
- apsaugOs minister's.
aSudarytas Komitetas Grazinimui Pab6geliu ir vel
kia pasekmingai.
''Dr j. sliupas paskirtas pilnayaliu pasiuntiniu
Suvenytas An,erikos Vastijas; Aukstuois = Skandi-
navijos vastybes; Yeas = Prancuzja r Anglia; Ga
brys : i Centralines valstybesss;
"Organizucjama Nacionaliska Armija.
"Paskelbta pilnas Letuv0s neutralskumas
"Uzverta (uztvirtinta) potska r ekonomiska
sDetaiai uzdarytame laiske."
Kitas pranesimas, tilpes Dirvos Geguzes TO- 1913 M
numeryie paduoda Letuvos valdzos derybas su Vokie
tia uz I.etuvos pripaznima. Minma apie Gruodzio
2 1917 Letuviq selma kuris sreske nora kad a. LIE
tuva butu neprikausoma vastybe II 'paslzada butt s
VoIetija animal sajungoje' tat tVokieta pripazys
lta Ietuva esanca iuosa ir neprikausOma vastybe".
Liepos 49, 1913 Dirvoje buvo paduota zna:
'Lietuvos Vastybes Taryba tik ka isnese protesta
prizes aneksonstu pasryzimus kurie dabar Wis labiau
r labiau Vokietijoje pradeda apsireikst
Is tu pranesilnu matosi kap Voketija, jau padarus
taika SUI Rusija ir BresLtovske davus Lietuvu kom-
sija pazada prpazint Letuva nepriklausoma, prade-
jo det pastangas prsungti Letuva r lake ja da
ini savo vidaus reikalu. Nors buvo prekaistu kad
Lietuvu Taryba nor r karaliaus If Uracho taciau tie
pranesa buvo tik sensacios, gal Vokiecu pastan-
COS Letuvius kap prsivliot Paciu Lietuviu pa
stangos visada buvo steigti aisva r neprausoma
vo yalstybe, kap pasako Letuvos Valstybes Tarybos
protestai If pastangos Vokiecams neuzsileist.
Letuvos Tarybos Vasario 16-tos, 1918 metu pa
skelbtas aktas Amerikos etuvius nepasieke tas me-
tas apie tai niekur nera panneta. Susisiekimas
su Letuva ja esant Vokieeiu okupuotai nebuyo gall
lmas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26


Jono
gab
svaryt
Evening star., 1943-07-04

"'6od's
Country
When you or your folks found refuge here :.
This was "6ods Country
When things swell and you riding high...
Uhis uas "6od's Country
When there was peace in the land and life good...
This mas "6ods Country
When America wanted nothing from you :. :.
Uhis mas "6ods Country
But today things are different -.
On Gods Country"
Lip service won't do any
On "6ods Country
If you mean it prove it!
Prove it BY giving away all that you can!
Prove it by going without all that you can!
Prove it by buying all the War Bonds that you can!
Prove BY devotmg every hour that you can
To "6oQ's Country
Y = &:
Evening star., 1943-09-29

King Ruggero the Second. an early
ruler Of Sicily, was voyaging from
Naples to Palermo when his life was
endangered by a storm at sea. Call
ing upon Christ, the king vowed to
build a temple in his honor at the
port where he should be saved
This happened to be Cefalu.
The cathedral is built in the
shape of cross and the entrance
is by great oaken door approached
by II steps. The altar depicts the
union of heaven and earth by con-
Meeting stages, Dominating the
sanctuary is large fresco of the
Saviour, whose eyes watch over all
in Heaven and on earth. King Rug
gero established his throne on the
left Of the narrow passa saway ap-
preaching the altar while the arch
bishops throne was opposite. Floods
and fire as late as 1882 have ruined
paintings and other treasures which
have been retouched with AN at
tempt to retain the original. Sue
cessive bishops have sacrificed
beauty and balance for strength and
tradition. - e,
"One of the most cherished relics
in the old cathedral is the remains
of st. Clement"
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Milk Subsidy Issue
To Be Raised Before
Senate Committee

Hearings on the milk supply and
subsidies to dairymen will begin at
10 am. tomorrow before a Senate
Agriculture Subcommittee, Acting
Chairman Aiken said today.
Meanwhile. the National CO.
Operative Milk Producers Fedora
tion. holding a three-dsy emergency
meeting at the Washington Hotel.
was drawing up policy statement
on the subsidy proposals.
-Four officials Of the federation,
including the secretary, Charles w.
Holman, Washington, are scheduled
to testify atlthe committee hearing
tomorrow. Other federation wit
nesses will, be DR.. Robert Prior.
Seattle: A. H. Lauterbach. Chicago,
and Henry Homan. Philadelphia.
John Brandt, Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the federation, and spokes-
men for other farm and dairy or
ganizations, already have declared
their opposition to any program of
subsidy payments to milk producers.
Evening star., 1943-09-29

Despite this opposition, however, the
War Food Administration announced
Saturday that 1t would pay subsidy
of IS to so cents hundredweight
Of milk to dairymen between October
l and December 81 to Offset higher
feed costs.
Butter shortages in many areas
throughout the country also drew
attention today from Mr.. Brandt and
Representative Bates, Republican, OF
Massachusetts,.
Rationing of butter under a sep
arate program was advocated by the
federation president as the only way
to assure fair distribution.
Criticizing as ineffective the Once
OF Price Administration new in
crease OF the butter ration cost to is
points, Mr.. Brandt asserted in an
interview that mo matter how MANY
points are charged, there will be un-
Just shortages in some areas as long
as butter is Jumped under the same
program with meats and other COM
modities.'
He maintained that when point
values OF meats and other products
are substantially lower than the ra-
tion cost OF butter, the logical result
Is that consumers transfer their
point surpluses to butter purchases.
This means, he said. that consunp.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,


WITH THE SEVENTH ARMY IN
SICILY Delayed Here in the
ancient city OF Cefalu, where the
9th Division halted for a few days
on its way back from some of the
heaviest fighting of the campaign,
is one of Sicily's most curious and
celebrated cathedrals. 1t contains
the bones of st. Clement, Poman
soldier who suffered martyrdom for
the Christian cause in the third
century. The bones are in crypt
under one of the side affairs in the
sanctuary,
: Over these relics recently a tall
young lieutenant wearing the silver
cross of chaplain and the ribbon
of the Silver Star for heroism in
action. celebrated mass for more
than 5000 communicates Under his
guidance the cult of ST. Clement has
made considerable progress in the
division.
The chaplain, often referred to
among the men as another soldier
saint" is the Rev Edward T. Con-
nors of Fitchburg. Mass, former
Holy Cross football player and one
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Army Chaplain Celebrates Mass for 900
Over ST. Clements Bones in SiciIun Church

OF the divisions outstanding heroes.
He Is both soldier and priest.
Recalls Incident.
The last time saw you he re-
marked to AL Jolson at a 9th Di-
vision mess the other evening, Il
was your mess steward on the Levia-
than"
Wherever one goes in the 9th
Division area, Father Connors is
almost legend. He is "the hitch
hiking priest" Usually without
transportation of his own in the
midst of battle, he stands by road
side with the necessary equipment
of his office in a satchel and buns
rides into the lines on trucks and
jeeps. At such times he makes it
a point to say mass three times a
day, each time at some different
station.
The front of a jeep or fiat rock
covered with an altar cloth serves
as his altar. Then while fighting
is in progress he remains at the
regimental clearing station from s
pm. to midnight when, experience
has shown, the bulk of the casual
ties, both American and enemy, are
likely to be brought in.
His Silver Star dates from the
closing days of the Tunisian cam
paign at Bizerte when an enemy
shell fell in service battery. Two
ammunition trucks and three am
munition trailers started burning
and exploding. Father Connors ran
to the exploding trucks at am. to
drag out the wounded and then went
back several times while the shells
were exploding to make sure all
were evacuated.
Only after many inquiries among
the local clergy was Father Connors
able to unearth the curious history
of Salvador Mundi Cathedral at
Cefalu.
I las the legend goes" he saws,
Evening star., 1943-09-29
British Queen Fetes
Women Woodcutters

Britain's Queen was hostess at tea
recently in Buckingham Palace, to
six girls who fight the Axis with
axes. The girls were among men,
bers Of the Women's Timber Corps
In London to celebrate the fourth
birthday of the Women's Land
Army. -
They were smartly dressed in
green sweaters, riding breeches and
green berets. Mrs. w. Stevenson,
chief officers,
Evening star., 1943-09-29

ton continues heaviest in producer
areas, leaving remote sections with
little or no supply.
Mr.. Bates indicated there may be
considerable easing of butter short
ages, through suspension until next
spring OF Government purchases for
military and lease-lend require
ments.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Is D. T.. SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow

A total of 70 District men will
report to their respective services
for active duty tomorrow.
Included in the group are IS Sc
lectees for the Army, inducted Sep
tember 8; 80 for the Navy, inducted
September %; four for the Marine
Corps and two for the Coast Guard,
tnducted September 16.
The list follows.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Mule Deserts jap Petrol
Becomes British Mascot

TOTO the mule, deserted from the
Japs. is the mascot Of 1 British unit
in Burma. The soldiers found him
after skirmish with Jap patrol.
Scattered In a wide circle all round
him were boxes of ammunition.
Toto had mutinied. Taken into the
British lines, he at first turned his
nose at bran. as he was accustomed
to rice. He soon learned to like
British rations and Calcutta reports
he Is now a docile carrier Of supplies.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Dividend Is Ordered

NEW YORK. Sept. 40 fP).-Direc-
tors of Phillips-Jones Corp. today
declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend OF SITS share on the pre-
ferred stock and an additional SITS
on account of arrears, both payable
November l to stock of record Octo-
ber 20.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-03-11
LUDERS-MUELLER

At a quiet candle light ceremony
Tuesday evening Miss Anna Marie
Mueller became the bride of William
e. Luders, Jr. in st. Paul's Methodist
church in Spokane with the Rev
Ernest F. Harold officiating.
The bride wore an attractive grey
and rose wool crepe suit with black
accessories and a corsage of cor
responding rosebuds. The young
couple was attended by Mr.. and Mrs
Duane Olsen.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the Dessert Hotel at
which time a beautiful wedding cake
was served, topped by a miniature
bride and bridegroom.
Wedding guests included Mrs. I.
N. Mueller of this city; Mrs. II. C.
McClelland of Walla Walla and Miss
Verdella Mueller of Seattle, sisters
of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Luders, Sr., Mrs. Stella Brogan, Mrs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-03-11
Circle No. 2 of Wscs. will meet

Circle No. 2 of WJSCS. will NEE
! Thursday, March 18, for an all.
day quilting at the home of Mrs H
E. Oliver. Business meeting at
! The Kennewick Bridge club will
meet with Mrs. NJ M Moulton or
March II instead of Mrs Jim Book.
ius as previously announced.
Mrs. William Blair, Mrs. Lucy
Hauschild and Mrs. Leonard Howe
were Walla Walla visitors Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Mona Monroe left Tuesday
for Seattle where she will spend the
coming week in the interests of hel
dress shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Brown attended
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Mae
Wilson and Bob Love in the Pres
byterian church in Georgetown last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. L. House and Dorothy Ann
Reed arrived Friday morning from
Portland to visit their parents Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Reed. They both E.
turned to Portland Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Edwards have
moved into their new home on
Washington street, formerly owned
and occupied by Mr. and Mrs Roy
Stafford.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Otto
mar on Feb. IS, a son weighing
pounds and 13 ounces at Bremen
ton. Mrs. Ottoman will be remem-
bered as O'Llinda Doering.
Mrs. NJ. 0. Barnes and two chill
dren, who have been guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Byrd
for the past week, returned to their
home in Olympia, Monday.
Merle Babcock, who is stationed
at a boot camp near Boise, Idaho,
called up his father, Claude Bah
cock, Jr., last Monday night to wish
him happy birthday. 49, :
Sgt. Arno Krug who has been sta
toned at Ell Cotton, Calf, and his
mother, Mrs. L. G. Krug, of White
Bluffs visited with his sister Mrs.
Albert Zarndt, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens of USO en-
tertained T. D. Rymer Of New York
andw Ralph c., Scottof Portland
during the past week and attended
USO area conference in Pendleton
and Walla Walla.
Yokowish Group of Camp Fire
Trail Sewers served refreshments
and cleaned up afterwards as one
of their requirements for rank last
Monday night. The girls are all
working on their birthday project
which is Service with Saving this
year. 100
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-03-11

Feb. u, where she attended lunch
con honoring Mrs. william Pouch
president general of the OAR. The
program consisted of articles from
the National Historical Magazine on
Portrait Painters of the Revolution,
Founders Pins in the OAR. Mu-
scum in Washington, D. c., and Par
liamentary Procedure of the Nation
al Society OAR. Mrs. Herman
Schmidt who holds her membership
in a Minnesota chapter was a guest.
The Washington state conference
will be held in wenatchee March o,
"a and Is.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-03-11

AR and Mrs. Roy Stafford lef'
,,andav for Poulsbo where they
will both be employed.
Mrs Roger Records is helping al
.be penney store this week. assisting
the new bookkeeper.
Mrs C.. F. Winkenwerder left sat
,,rday for Ritzville where she Will
visit, several days with relatives
panton County Pomona Grange
~ meet Saturday March 18th at
o,ciock with Kennewick Valley.
Mrs W. H. Biner left Monday for
,,or home in Seattle following a
.,.oot,s visit with her daughter Miss
Betty Biner.
Mrs Joe Nadig, who has been in
.be pasco hospital for treatment the
nsst week has returned home and
Is slightly improved
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Engels OF
panama came Friday for months
visit with Engel's parents MIR. and
Mrs. 0. w. Engels.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. SCHNEIDER and
son are leaving soon for Vancouver,
wash. where Schneider will be en-
moved on a large turkey ranch.
RUSSELL Day who is somewhere in
tho South Seas wrote home to his
mother that he has met Jim Bryant,
pinkey Billingsley and George Ken
nilworth, all Pasco boys. who are
also in the South Seas.
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w. 8. Welborn. Of Medical Lake and
Mrs. Emma Stricken Of Spokane.
The bride is "a daughter Of Mrs.
/. N. Mueller Of this city. having
been graduated from the local high
school in 1899. She recently COM
pleted her nurses training at the
DeaconeSs Hospital in Spokane and
is at present surgery supervisor at
the Eastern State hospital in Med
ical Lake.
Mr.. Guders attended the Eastern
Washington College Of Education
and is also affiliated with the East
ern State hospital. He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Luders.
ST., Of Medical Lake, who celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary the
same day.
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High School Play Cast
Entertained After Play

In Between-Miss Alice Marie ana
DeWayne Ash entertained then en-
tire case of the All-Hi play at a
surprise party on Miss Dorothy
Aumann after the play Friday night.
Miss Aumann had been the director
Of the play. After pleasant eve
ming, cake and jello were served.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-03-11

Mrs. John Fredricks and daughter
Lenna Lee are staying at their home
in Finley this week. They have been
living at HermiSton where Mr.. Fred
ricks is employed.
Ralf LaRue left Thursday for
ProsSer. then TO Spokane to join the
service.
Betty Gerber was an overnight
visitor OF Jesse GrimShaW.
Mrs. Clifford Nickel, Mrs. Fred
Falque, Mrs. John Mckenzie and
Walter Howard were visitors Tues
day in Walla Walla.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-03-11
Former Finley Resident
Now Lives i'm Yakima

Finley-MrS. Eldora johnson re-
ceived word that Mrs. William Cut
Ter, who has been seriously Ill in the
Yakima hospital, has improved
enough to be moved to her home
Mrs. Cutler was a resident OF Finley
and has many friends here
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Too Late to Classify

For SALE-Modern 5-room house
with 6 acres of land, 2 chicken, l
brooder house, barn and garage, Lee
Lindquist,. Prosser. 5Op
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Owners Move to Town,
Rent Their Farm

In Between-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Piert have rented their farm
and moved to town. Mr.. Crow and
family have already moved on the
place.
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FOR SALE-Late model Schulz
trailer house, excellent condition.
INQUIRE Campbell's Cabins, Kenne-
wick. -. Dup
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ONE CENT SALE-of nursery stock
free with each Is lbs. Of potatoes
at nursery now at Signal station,
Kennewick highway soon. Station
for rent. Home nursery, Richland.
soft
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WANTED Customers for big brown
eggs. viii deliver. Phone 1736. G..
F. Winkenwerder. 5Op
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