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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13
|In Hollywood

The nag certainly couldn't have been upset over her salary. Ten thousand dollars isn't bad for a horse.
 Starless Nights trainer, Captain William Meyer, couldn't understand 1t, either. Thought maybe it was because 1t was the horses first day on the set and the lights were bothering her.
 SET TROUBLE
 Eleanor and Starless Night were still walking around that track. It was the 8lst trip, or was it the S9th? The script girl had lost count. Dave GuSsin who plays the piano and arranges Eleanor's dance music, said it was about 800 miles.
 Cameraman Johnny Mescell, watching from the sidelines, said he knew a way to blow off the roof of the sound stage. All have to suggest" he whispered, lis that the spangles on Eleanor's costume are too shiny, and order a prop man to dull 'em one by one" There were millions of spangles. Johnny did no suggest ing, though. There was enough trouble.
 Eleanor, now panting, was op- timistic. But look at all the money this film is going to make" |" she said. Producer Stones face frightened at that. Let's try it again, and again Starless Night baked. So they tried it again. and again. Why, before they get to that rhumba they'll probably have to change the title of the picture to Sensations of 1854"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Service Cnrresnnndent


 "At the quarter it's Eleanor Powell by 8 nose, Starless Night second, Producer Andrew Stone third and the bankers fourth ."
 We didn't have time to await the finish. The way things were going they're probably still run ming. Or crawling.
 Eleanor Powell, the call sheet said, was doing a rhumba with trained nag called Starless Night for a scene in the film, sensations of 1e44." On a very fast track, the form chart said. So we strapped on our binoculars, put on a sport coat. sharpened pencil and took 50 bucks out of our piggie bank to put on Eleanors nose.
 But after standing around all afternoon, we still don't know the winner. In fact, we didn't even see Eleanor and the horse rhumba. We were looking forward to this with great anticipation, too. A slx-legged dance team with two heads is unusual, even in Holly wood,
 All Eleanor and StarlesS Night did was walk around a little track on Q night club floor. Every time they tried the scene, something went wrong and they had to shoot 1t over. They must have walked around that track 80 times. First 1t would be the lights, then the camera, then the horse would halk. And couple of times Di- rector Stone said it was no good because the seams in Sleanor's $S2.a-pair silk opera hose were crooked.
 HORSE SENSE
 After hearing how smart a horse Starless Night was, we were kinda surprised to see her-yes. it's a lady horse-balking in the middle of . scene. We half expected to find the nag reading dialog. After all, she was buying a war bond every week, could count, roll over and play dead, rhumba, fox trot and waltz. Also. she had made sev- eral personal appearances at the Music Hall theater in New York after leaving Ringing Brothers cir GUS.
 Maybe that was the trouble. Just like all stage folk who come to Hollywood, Starless Night was unimpressed by the false glitter of filmtown. Maybe she missed the live audience, the roars of applause, the tradition of he stage. Yes, that was probably it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13

gUpERsTTTI0Us DIRECTOR
 Director Henry Roster regards vettran character actor Frederick OFarrell as Q good luck talisman. He has cast him in every picture he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13
eOLI'S

Tonight is the last opportunity you will have of seeing the sen- sational musical comedy film, in technicolor, "Pine-Up Girl" as 1t leaves town tonight for a month or more, and to those that have been fortunate enough to have seen it so far 1t has proven to be one of the best films that they have seen this or any other year in the musi- cal line, among the featured play CTS are Betty Grable, the original 'pin-up' girl, Joe E. Brown, Martha Rave and glorious cast of fav- orites.
 The yearly Bathing Beauty Con- test" to select Miss Waterbury of 1944" will be held at the Loew Poli Theater, on Friday night, July 28, at p. m. when the loveliest of all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13

Buy Bonds and Stamps
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13
FILM FOLK ON RADIO

Radio guest appearances by stars of M-G-M this week include John Kodiak and Jane Powell for the Maxwell House Summer show on June g. Basil Rathbone on the Dari- Rich program on June g, and Donna Reed on the Silver Tfeater July 2,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13

new strand Dill win be another first-run release, Cowboy Canteen" starring Charles Starrett, Jane Frasee, Vera Vague, Tex Ritter and the Mills Brothers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13
ACTRESS BY PROXY

Peggy Moran has been in the last four pictures her husband, Henry Roster, directed. Now she has given up the screen, but, in absentia, she will be in Music for Millions" which Roster is directing at M-G-M.
 A statue of her, done by the Czech sculptor Salamunick, will be in Jose Iturbi's study in the picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13

has directed and has just added O'Farrell to the cast of M.d-Mh Music for Millions" for important scenes with little star Margaret O. Britn.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
APIS. FURNISHED tce,,. !,

GIRLS, come one come all, age 20 to. 80,
house all to ourselves; excellent NV. Sec
fun and very inexpensive. Cali OR. 3279
18th 18th AND n MONROE N.E.-Larse. coy g.
Everything furnished: bus on corner: stores
1919 N ST. N;W;-Attr. front basement
s55 mo- Cali only betw. As pm. 'A
RMS, kitchen. semiprivate bath: unlim-
tied phone and utilities included; modern
ferred; excellent neighborhood and trans
portation; ST. 80 mo; DE. sses bet. 4
bowSToWS n9S P% NE sFcTfoSs hoss mr. Govt b,,,,d
ings; all conveniences; Groom apt, Asa
HOUSEKEEPING QUARTERS to working
man man and wife sa, who will give service for
sis SD lsth H 81 81. Me- bed-living room
SR sSsDls soGk os; trsnIp GRrrk At 1927 roo
kitehen. pantry. porch, semiprivate bath
BEAUTIFUL large basement studio room,
bright and warm, with running water.
furnished Unusually large closet Frigid
aire, phone: next bath. 10 min. downtown
BY ostreetcar. For girls, $50 each. DE.
g LARGE ROOMS for 8 girls; everything
private: SO so each 1464 Girard st. n "
129 18th ST. S.E.-Apt. for rent; also one
sleeping, room; convenient neishborhood
Apply all day.
1917 IRVING ST. N,W.-Gentile home. at
trac. ] rm.. kit, ,-dinette, heat, gas, elec
quiet empl. couple; Sll per wk AID, 0359
632 ST Ell room, kitchenette, sink,
refrigerator, unlimited phone: no drinking
WANTED. a girl 10 share a large 3-rm.
apt. with other girls: conveniently located
operatively; We would like a girl who de-
sires to make good friends with the people
she llVeS with. who likes people. books and
STIMULATING Ia Please call ia 1904
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
PUPPIES. pedigreed. Axe.

SGoTTiE Sc PUPPIES, pedigreed, Axe. Call
coCKER sPANIELs, 3 males, 1 female.
At < week c reglssersd Wa s4o4 extra big beauties
PUPPIES for Christmas, Solid white spitz.
female, So. 524 6sth place. Seat Pleasant
BOXERs-Two beautiful fawn pups, one
male. one female. excellently bred; ready
SCOTTIE PUP, 2 months old: make your
Christmas selection early: champion stock,
A. K. C. 81. 1859.
BOXERS. champion bred; pick your Christ
mas puppy now: no cheap INQUIRIES solicit
ed. c. p: MORTON, 1920 Lee hwy, Ar
CHEsAPEAKE PUPPIES for Christmas. 10
weeks; treated for worms and distemper;
reasonable WI 49O5
COCKER SPANIELS for Xmas beautiful
pups sired by champion. each individually
Axe Al s, res, EARL GREINER. F. c. 2S36-M.
girs1hsjr terrier. OR. $685..
CANARiES, young singers, yellow, green
and variegated; females: guaranteed; S10-
Sl2 1909 Fort Davis st. Sc. AT. 4194.
CHIHUAHUAS, American Kennel Club
registered, champion stock Call DI s03l
BOXER PUPPIES, fawns and brindle, wide
choice Of ages. all excellently bred, crop
DOWN KENNELS, Falls Church s35-J-I1
SCOTTIES, males. l female: champion
sired. Also more champions in pedigree
than you ever saw before. Past dangerous
puppy stage; privately raised: $50. ia.
COCKER pups, females: Axe. registered: ::
temporarily inoculated; will hold until
Christmas. WA. 1889.
COOKERS, a new lot $40, $25, $40, $50
Persian kittens all colors SI2. S15
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave, Ia 1921
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ROOMS WITH soARD.

?8O5 ONTARIO RD. NV Lovely single
front room. 2nd floor; homecooked meals;
streetcar, buses. CO. 972S.
45OI IOWA AVE. N.W.-Available Dec.
10Th; corner rm, with sleeping porch.
newly decorated: clean, warm home: excel
meals: young empl. people; restricted.
rag aIst ST. NV triple, singles;
good food: laundry. privieges; walk dist
to Govt bldgs ME- ST9S 13s
I914 18th ST. N.W.-Large double room
Also triple Available now. Good meals
and transportation,
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few vacan-
cies for men and women in popular guest
house specializing in good food and service.
1712 New Hampshire ave. NV.
300 18th ST. N.W.-Young Govt girl to
share twin-bed room with another girl.
Home cooked meals Home privileges.
AID 8I10
DUPONT CLUB. 1928 10th st.-Large
basement room, $40 80 single, S35 double
also second floor double and share room
for man or girl. Excellent meals 13*
1925 10th ST. NV. Nicely furnished
rooms for young men; running water. teie-
phones in rooms excellent board. 15s
TWO DOUBLE ROOMS with board; new
maple furniture; plenty heat and hot
water: good transp. 1908 Staples ST. ne
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for young
ladies; excellent transportation; unlimited
phone, laundry privileges. ia 093O
1514 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Ladies, large
triple, $42 each; room to share with an
other lady, private bath; S44 mo-
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

REFINED COUPLE will share large. beau
tiful Va. home with executive, adults; ga
rage, oil heat; within l5 min. of Wash.
Falls Church 2323. IL
SMALL COTTAGE. one large room. open
fireplace, kitchen and bath in country;
car needed. Rent, S45 per month Alex
andria 0S05 l2s
WILL SWAP historic house. 3 br. nursery,
"a baths. beautiful property; furnished,
S175; unfurnished. 500. Oil heat. mod.
equip, 5 mi from D. c. line, on River rd =,
for 2-3-4 b.r. apt, or house, conv. trans,
Call OR S1SS
4-BEDROOM. 2-BATH. servants rooms
and bath over attached garage. oil heat. in
Va. estate section. On Leesburg pike less
than 3 minutes from Pentagon., Available
Immediately. $3.50 per month. EMMA
MOORE SCOTT DE 1I64.
LANDOVER HILLS, MD.-Lovely 6-room
home 3 bedrms, bath, auto. heat; posses
sion Dec. Is: Sl25. Call rent dept LEO
M BERNSTEIN & CO.. ME. 5400
FOR RENT, furnished 2-bedroom house
near Alex. bus service Phone Alex. 0732
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

3-bedroom, Northwest or
or Chevy Chase; responsible
tenant Furnish bond for lease or pay rent
in advance. Call MRS. FINKE. OR. 0SS1.
ARMY OFFICER, wife, 2 children. ages
IL and 13, urgently need 2-3-bedroom fur
nished house by January list; permanently
assigned; best references. Box 42S-T,
Star. 12s
ARMY DENTIST, overseas, wife, Q children,
dents; excel. ref. OR. 1880.
URGENTLY NEEDED 3 or 4 bedrm. house,
turn. or unfurn.; immediate possession If
possible. RE. 1868, Ext. 2o3.
UNFuRN. OR BEDRM. HOUSE. in sub
urbs between Wash. and Baltic; permanent
representative. GL. 1888.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD for sale: cut any
GnARANfRTpta tsGsiR III tSoG all seasoned o.s ,.r..
WOOD WOO split; So cord, bushels kindling
WOon F0R SsT2 ar ,.,rtn L.
price; prompt. delivery. Call JOSEPH
SHOCKEY. Falls Church S22-W-2
CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt deliv-
cry seasoned hardwood logs; NV section:
small starting pieces in every cord. Sligo
WOOD, seasoned oak, for fireplace or stove.
$50 cord; seasoned slabyood, SIS cord
Delivered in Falls Church or Arlington.
Phone Falls Church 1850
KEROSENE AND FUEL OLIVE deliver in
quantities of so gals. and up. IL 1921
FIREPLACE WOOD, mostly oak, cut to
any length, S21 cord, S11 half cord Also
kindling. WINMAR, SH. 1887
CORD WOOD 1885, oak. cut any length
thoroughly seasoned, guaranteed to burn
Delivered anywhere, S21 per cord EN-
1855.
CORDWOOD, mixed; SIS, delivered in Va =;
$50, in D. c.; storage extra: fireplace and
stove lengths. JULIAN 8. CARPER, Elm
wood 31
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HoUsEs WANTED no RENT (eont.

PERMANENT EMPLOYE OF private Arm
must move by Jan. fowner wants to
occupy present house,: desires 3-bedroom
nnfurn house. or bungalow in good locality.
References. 500. CHI. 1870. 13'
FURNISHED. to 5 bedrooms, for 3 adults,
children: no pets; will pay good rent.
Reply Box 322T, Star. ~"
CULTURED, quiet, middle-aged couple.
permanent civilian residents, no pets. no
children, no parties. require or room
house or apartment, near transportation
shopping center man with same employer
since la1S. best references. local credit.
Give full particulars. Box a2V. Star.
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG COUPLE, used to
nice surroundings, desire well-furn. house.
2 or Z bedrooms; S125 up. Executive
900 Ext. s26r between s and $3.50 and
and 5
MEMBER OF CONGRESS desires to rent
furnished or unfurnished house, minimum
OF . bedrooms and baths and maids room
and bath. In Northwest Washington or
Chevy Chase During day telephone Ma
tional 3l2o; Ext. 373; in evening telephone
2 MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE for g.
neofm., nnturn., NV, or nearby Nd, mod
ern nome before Jan. j. limit 1925 mo. !;
perm. D. c, residents. BOX 1s4-T. Star
1s*
WANTED--snall house (approx ) or g
roomsi, or frst-hoor two-family house or
amplex apartment r. G. Cliff, tel
RE. 3105 o4s
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

WOULD you SELL YOUR HOME if you
could rent nice, modern home reasonably?
We have control of homes for Just such
q proposition. Call us for further particu-
lars No obligation. For dependable
service" list your home with us. METZ
LER Sundays and nights, ia 062o Of
Ace. DI. 5000 l106 Vermont ave.
MODERN 3-bedroom, 2-bath house, S100;
excellent suburban neighborhood; exchange
for 2-bedroom apartment, NV. Washing
ton Falls Church 2S15-R. 12'
FOR RENT. 6-room house, bath and base
ment 1904 2Sth st. ne. D. c. See owner
on premises Tues, Dec. IL. E. E. COLLINS.
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ROOMS fURNIsHED-r1orth.o.t.

634 ST Ne, near Navy Yard-Warm
double room. End fl. front; conv. trans;
bks. Union Station. -EX. 1895.
623 MARYLAND AVE. N.E-Larse front
room. second floor. 4 windows; for .; conv
saaa RANDOLPH PL. N.E-Attractive
room next to bath, restricted neishbor-
ATTRACTIvELY furnished double room IN
new, private home for ! orSeouple: no
1907 D ST. N.E.-Larse double rooms,
nicely furn,. next to bath. AT. Obs.
1903 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Nicely furn.
$50 mo. each. NO 6452 before $40 pm.
C0L0RED-2 lovely rooms, twin beds; no
cooking; next to bath; near carline. AID.
351S
COLORED-l216 Maryland ave ne-Pur-
nished room for refined employed girls;
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1 OR 2 GIRLS to share apt. at 1918 N
st NV. with other girls. inquire after
$40.
GIRL; age 22-25, to share apt. in ne
Call DU. 9163
2 CONGENIAL GIRLS who would like a
real home for. Christmas. to share with
another an apt. with living room, 2 bed
1903 ALLISON NW.-I-rm. apt with pri-
refined gentleman; no dririker; linens
and blankets; good transp.; $56. After 5
Evening star., 1944-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS WAkIEp.

ADDING MACHINES, calcuiators. type
writer's, office equipment, all kinds; TOP
prices prices paid. Ewes, co. 1925; week, DI
AIR CoNDITIoNERs, fans and washing
machines, all types; top prices paid Cali
A. S. JOHNSON CO., RE 1887.
BABY SLED. Call Georgia 3343
BAND TRUMENTS-Highest cash
prices. Call MIR. FARREN, Republic 1929
contents of apts. or homes, at once. We do
moving carefully: storage. IA. 1887. 12s
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhisHEp

2 ROOMS, kit, dinette and bath, S44 so
mo; I22O Holbrook ter. ne. See jsnitor,
230 Holbrook ter. ne
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 rms
SIX. Star
MODERN APT, . rooms, kitchen and
bath; refrigerator included; gas and cleo
tricity included for $40 month; married
couple only; reference required: vacancy
Dec. 18th. 333 18th st. ne. No children.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
cAuLE AND LIVE STOCK.

horse, very reasonable.
FARM. Four Corners, Nd
2 PIGS FOR SALE at roth place, Hunts
vile, Md. I4s
and white, excellent breed
ing, S125. Call WI O334
LARGE RIDING HORSE, years old,
chestnut color, with light name and tail:
ne is 9 beauty. has been in riding academy
tor I n years; Reasonable. Phone RA. 500
istered. pure bred. choice stock for i'm
mediate sale; very reasonable. RA. s700
Evening star., 1944-12-12
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

board for self and 5-year-old daughter.
day care for daughter. Box AK, Star.
WORKING MOTHER wishes room and
board for self and 5-year-old daughter,
day care for daughter. MRS BETTY
LAKE 143S Fairmont st NV
Evening star., 1944-12-12
looms FURNIsHED-s.e. and s.W.

e2l 5th ST. S.E.-Warm, comfortable
room, quiet home; man or woman of good
habits. FIR. 1868, bet and pm
WILL ACCOMMODATE women or girls.
room and board each, S12 week: home
privileges: oath; all on first floor; available
now 53l 9th St Sc
Evening star., 1944-12-12
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

COL0RED DEyELoPMENT-Fines in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
SO: It. or more; new. modern four blocks
on the District line on Sheriff I'd. ne;
rent with option to purchase CHAPEL
OAKS co. 54ll Addison Chapel rd. Fair
Hpipbtc
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ROOMS WANTED.

MOTHER and two sons desire two double
town or vicinity. Tel. Michigan 1858
GENTLEMAN, gentle, desires room with
private bath. Northwest sec, near carline.
Box SIT. Star. 13"
REFINED BUSINESS LADY desires single
room, with breakfast. preferably in Blessed
Sacrament Parish. Box l32-K Star
Evening star., 1944-12-12
ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA,

4ses EDMONSTON AVE. Hyattsville
Md.-One double room next to bath;
convenient transportation. 12s
310t ALLISON ST, Brentwood, Md-Serv-
iceman's wife and baby; care Of child while
mother works
Evening star., 1944-12-12

NEW YORK CITY, opposite Gramercy
Park-Beautiful 3-room, unfurnished. gar
den apt. exchange for modern 4-room, un-
furn., NV. Washington or Arlington, Va
Gramercy 3-6222 or Box 2S-V. Star.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
APTs. EXCHANGED NJ Y

ARLINGTON-Mother with grown daueh-
ter will rent to 2 refined ladies lovely front
twin-bed room, with kitchen privileges
good pus service. CHI 1859,
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FARM & GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. delivered
or on the stump. Me. 4301. DU 1900
MANURE, rotted. mixed; Sc SO per 20 bu
delivered. WA 1898
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed
general landscaping: work covered by in
surancs Union Oq62 I6s
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING g. STORAGE CO. ia. 1887. l2s
TRASH, ASHES and general hauling serv-
ice. J. FLEMING. 1885 Fla. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
POULTRY EGGS

BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies.
JAMES Sr 8 FEED STORE. INC. 619 st. NV.
FOR SALE. flock 500 White Leghorn hens
! y yrs. old; 10 coal brooders, electric
GaithersburR 25l
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CONTINUED on Next Psge.o
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sERVICEMAN and bride desire 2-room
furn. apt. or ! room and kitchenette in
: pm.
OFFICER, wife and 2-year-oId child desire
apt, vicinity Brightwood, Walter Reed
RE. 600, Ext 79O20
NANAL OFFICER and wife desire l nr
Evening star., 1944-12-12

HAVE TO MOVE? We have a number OF
vacant owner-occupied houses which We
sections of the city at varying prices
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 2S3I or RA. 34lS
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14

Unsere Regierung hat die Weir
macht unseres Landes yum Schutze
ihrer Rechte und Freiheiten aufge-
boten. ALE A~merikaner ohne Inter
schied der Geburt und Herkunft,
darunter die Landesburger deutschen
Blutes, stehen in diesem Kriege elm
miitig hinter ihrer Regierung. Anne
rika list unser Land, das Land unse-
rer Kinder, das zu schitzen jetzt
unsere h0chste Aufgabe list.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14

Citizens of German blood in this
war, as in every other war in which
the United States have had a part,
certainly should not let themselves be
out-done by other groups. We are
all American citizens and we stand
as one in the defense Of our nation.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14

= @rtannt. STUDENT: nNG.
9err DOCTOR, perf4reiben Sic mir ets
mas, i9 Iisbers unn babe einen rieiisel
OurF." - 9ottrr: rDa bruu4' ih ia
Bios sesen ods 5ieber etpas gu per-
iGrsibsn, Der Curt lit BEL Sbnsn ia
stpas gang yiorTaks.1
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
We Are All Americans

We hold all wars to be
deplorable. Once a nation
is drawn into war, however,
unless an honorable peace
may be secured betimes, it
would be disastrous to be
beaten in that war. There
fore we hold it the duty Of
all loyal American citizens
to do all in their power to
help our country, the United
States of America, to win
its present war.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
Wir sind allie Amerikaner

Wir betrachten ale Krie-
ge ais bedauerlich. Aber,
wenn elm Volk NIT Krieg
uberzogen wird und bis es
einen ehrenhaften Frieden
erringen mag, ware es YER
heerend, zu unterliegen. Da-
her halten wir es fir die
Pficht aller treuen ameri-
kanischen Burger, allies in
ihrer Macht zu tun, unserem
Lande, den Vereinigten
Staten Won ~NordN
zllm SieOn zT1 verhalfpn.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-10-05

the alley and smeared the mess
on windowsil at the bake shop,
which at that time was run by
ChaS. Haas.
For a couple of days, the boys
at the bakery hunted the place
over, even tearing up parts of the
floor to find the dead cats or
something making the terrible
odor It was finally 1ocated-not the
cat, the source of the odor.
Week or so later, young Haas
presented the boys at the store
with some beautiful cream puffs,
all nicely covered with choco-
late goo. Howard bit into one be-
fore discovering that the cheese
had been carefully scraped off the
windowsil and used as filling for
the cream puffs.
And the budget was finally fig
ured and the millageS set foy the
coming year, complete details of
which will appear on your next
tax statement.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-10-05
Radio Fans to Study
New Developments

Richland-Richlan new Radio
club held a meeting Tuesday, elect
ed officers and inaugurated
a program of lectures and discus
sion classes. The new officers are
B. J. Willingham, president; E.
Haines, vice president; r. Evans,
secretary and C. Mathews, treas
urer. Also chosen at the meeting
was a publicity committee COM
posed of S. Allen, C. Phelps and 0.
Snyder.
Frequency Meditation will be
the subject discussed in lecture
at the Tuesday, Oct. 10 meeting,
held in Room 125 of the SacaJewea
grade school at 8. Other subjects
to be discussed at future meetings
are Principles of Radio, Television,
Radar, Carrier Current Transmits
sion and War Emergency Radio
Service WERS).
Code classes and radio classes
will be held for those desiring to
brush up on these subjects and for
those who wish to procure an anna
teur radio license, it was announc-
ed All radio amateurs and any
others interested in radio are in
vited to attend the meetings which
will be held every other Tuesday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-10-05
Junior Soft Ball Teams
Run Big Scores

Richland-R ichland youngsters
defeated Hanford boys twice in
softball games played last Satur-
day in the field near Dormitory
K-8 in Richland. In the first
game, Richland 1912 year olds
won by a 81 to l score after getting
eleven runs in the first inning and
holding Hanford scoreless until
the last inning. Star of the game
was Pitcher p. Neal, who allowed
only two hits to the opposition
while knocking out three safe hits
himself.
The 1916 year olds won the
second game, 1873. Feature of this
game was a home run with the
bases full. Bob Chaput, who had
singled in the fourth, contributed
to a six-run cluster by his Rich
land mates in that frame, clouted
homer i'm the third, scoring four
runs to tie up the game after the
Hanford team had gone ahead 6 to
2 with a four-run rally in their
half of the inning.