davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
8rDfgeidmOrene beaidtigen NoDOfat
Mtler oes MDroes

8on Sen @roBgei9morenen oes
9iItrift @eri6teS muroe Gobert ST.
gerioa Miaer, Ser bieiige aonofat,
Ser Sen Srrenar5t 2ino porige $50
de in oeiien Mlttomobil eri6oB, bes
poridbli6en Moroes be8i6tigt. @e-
gen Sen Nngeflogten, Der bonn &i6-
ter 2etts gegen $4,000 8iirgi6aft
ouf freien SUB belalien itano, muir
Be bonn Sberri6ter Cider p~orlaufig
fem Saftbefebl erlaiien, oa SEER
Miaer bon ieinem 4rat, Or. 4leran-
Der s. 2eonaroo als gel1nobeitslei=
bend befunoen tplroe.
Serr MiGer itebt our 3eit inter
8etreltung ieiner Satin in oeren
8obnbmuie, Summer 1914 Idte
StraBe, Noromeit. @abreno Der
S6ieBerei, Ser Or. Climb gum Sp=
fer fiel, iaB iie neben benz ar8t in
oeiien @agen uno tprroe bon ieinem
8lute befledt. Or. 2ino poaltredte
einige Gage Dor leinem Eooe elm
morin er Ser Srau Mil-
Ter einen Sell ieines Mobilars oer-
mahte. Sein iibriger 8eiis gebt an
feline orei erpa6ienen &inoer un0
cine S6melter.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
&rn6iteOt iuarnt bic 8epD6ner
Sranfreid)s

Ser Barrier Senoer berbreitete
nelllid cine 8arnung oes oeuti6en
8efeblsbabers in 5ronfreid, @ene-
ralfelomari6aQs &arl BON &uno-
iteot, aliierten Sliegern ooer o4gen=
ten" Silfe gu l~eiiten. glud tit eS
3ipiliiten perboten, irgenoetmas, oas
aus 6lltg5eugen a%bgeporfen rpuroe,
auf5ubeben.
u@ae Berionen, mel6e ben ge=
|itimmungen 3utpioer ban0eln," bieB
es IN ser 8~efanntma6ung, ubaben
neutrality-suspicious. Mburteilung nno
Die idperiten Strafen 81 gefpdrti-
gen, o%arunter, mie Der Sail liegen
mag, aud sic Sooesitrafe."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
&einbDl6 UnnOla6 ipmrSe amsge.
6itrgert

Gin i'm Sabre 1924 in Staten
Sslano eingebiirgerter 9euti9ane-
rifaner, na1nenS &einbolo @ltnola6,
lpdroe neuli6 bonn 8unoesgeri6t
8rooflDns III Seem Oorf ollsgebiir-
CERT nit Ger 8erfiigung, ipdter no6
ieiier friiberen oeutiden Seinot Be-
portiert 5lt tueroer. Mittlertpeile
miro er interniert.
Na9 Mitteilungen oes Il. g..
Silfsanlpaltes 5ranf S. Garfer ion
@unbla6, elm in Stopleton ouf Sta
ten Sslano anidiiiger <nitgeiperb-
Ter, ben 8ebor0en gegenii6er 5uge.
geben baben baB er an Die @runo.
iabe Der STANDARDIZATION 8ar=
tel bereitS Dor ieiner Guaranteeing
geglaubt babe, uno bob er elm ofti-
pes Mitglieo Ser Staten SSlano-
@inbeit oes 4merifa 9eutiden
8olfSbunoeS, na6oem er in oieies
2ano fam, getpeien lei.
8ie SEER Barter meiter mitteilte,
babe @unola6 3ltgege6en, er mini
i6e, oaB 9eutidlano Oieien 9rieg
geDiune uno oaB er, iomeit Sapan
in Srage itebe, feline 8eranlaiiung
lebe, Amerifas acknowledgement
gegen Sapan 81 unterltiiberl, neil
er nidts gegen Die Sapaner babe.
@r ioa fronf uno frei erflart ba=
ben: oMein oeuti6es 8lut in itar-
fer als ie0e anoere 8inoung. Sd
mar geboren, oeuti6 81 fiiblen. aae
meme @eoanfen iino oeutI6. Grit
fommt mein 8olf, uno baum erit
oqe sic pielen anoeren. Grit mein
Goterlano, Damn oie iibrige @elt."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Mmeritamii6er sOINat
berlOr iein SGrgerre6t
2inns 5itterer bate benz Amerifa'
0emtid)en @ulfsbnnO ange66rt

Gem felt 8mei Sobren 6ei &ilmer
in Seem SerieD lagernOen amerifa-
nii6en Soloaten 2inus 6itterer muir
Sc oieier Gage bon &i6ter 8iQiam
Sntitb i'm 8unoesgeri6t 5u 0efporf
in Stem Seriep oas amerifaniide
8iirgerre6t abgeipro6en. &i6ter
Snitb enti6ieo: n6itterer belt iid
nidt an Die @runoidbe Der 8erfais
flung Ser 8~ereinigten Staaten, ion-
bern belt ii6 in ser Gat an Die
politii6en un0 nirtl6aftli6en
@runoiGbe 0es observation-disclosures,
tpie iie bonn amerifo-8 euti6en
8olfsbuno uno ieinen 8orgdngern
bertreten muroen."
9as 8erfabren CUR N(6erfennutg
oeS 8iirgerre6ts fano auf 8runo
bon 8etpeilen itatt, Die bonn n6e0ee
raj 8urear Of Snbeltigation" unter>
6reitet mor6en.
SSitterer iptroe i'm Sabre 1906 in
9eutI6lano %geborelt, fam anfangs
oes Sabres 1928 ins 2an6 nno er-
belt feline 8iirgerpapiere i'm Sep-
tember 1886. @r lebte 81 SrDing-
ton in Seem Seriep ebe er gum 8ebr-
oienlt einge5ogen rpuroe.
Sui &riegs6icnit bertpeigert babem
&idter Smit6 erfldrte, Sufferer
babe iif, felt er Ser @rmee ange-
bort, g%etpeigert, 8affen gegen
Geuti6lano uno Sapan gu tragen
uno lein Sreueio lei o%iniofern fali6
gemelen, olS er our6 einen geiItigen
@orbebalt ieiner Trelte 81 9euti6-
lano begren3t mar. &i6ter Smith
iagte: y9ie Dem @eri6t borliegen=
Sen 8emeiie legen Die Sa6lage obne
3meifel flar. Ser Nngeflagte ge'
borte, ebe er eingebiirgert muroe,
oem @erein bon 6reunoen oes Nelt=
en- 9euti6lanos uno oeiien Nadfol-
ger, Dem 4merifa=O eutI6en Bolts
bun0, an.
Ser Nngeflagte fannie 8peifel-
los oie peroffentli9ten 3iele uno
3mede beioer 8ereine uno mir nei-
gen nufgruno Der 3eugenausiagen
Dem @eroa6t 3u, oaB er lire beim-
li6en 3iele uno 8mede e6enfaaS
fannte."
9as bidc Gubc fpmmt nod
8as nit Sitterer gei6eben mag,
natboem ibm oas 8iirgerre6t a6er=
fonnt moroen tit, itebt nod niht felt.
3und6it baben Die @rmee6eboroen
81 enti6eioen, Oh iie i'm i'm 0ienit
bebalten molen. 8iro er aus Ser
@rmee altsgei6ieoen, 0iirfte cine
9eboroe fir Gerbore bon Allslan-
bern entl6eioen, Oh er als gefdbr-
liber auSldnoer 5u gelten bat uno
in Elm Snternierungslager iiberfiibrt
meroen ion.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
MISUNDERSTANDING int &eidl
tFrom the Office of War information

(From the office of War Information
Die aQiierten 2uftongriffe baben
fir sic 0aoon betroffenen oeutI6en
StGote man6erlei 6olgen nit ii6
gebraft, oie ii6 ait6 b%eion0ers altf
sic GolfsgeIunobeit i6Goli6 alts5u.
pirfen 0roben. 8erfebrsit0rungen
batet sic 31lfubr an &oble 5u Sei3-
3tpeden einge0Gmmt, menn ni6t auf
longe Belt gar3 aufgebalten. Die
3erIt0rung bon Gas, @leftri5itGt3s
uno @aIiertperfen fiigt oieiem Nan-
0el nod ipeitere Sdrten 8u, unO sic
langen Qilgentbalte in ben 2uft-
i6ubfeGern ODER gar in improbilier-
ten Bayern i'm 6reien, tpenn gauge
SGuierblods 5erit0rt ipuroen, ODER
i6lieBli6 aud Die 3eri6metterung
aQer 6enIteri6eiben in gar3en 8iers
teln boben geraOe i'm 8inter Der
&erbreitltng bon @%pioemien nidt
eben @inbolt gebieten fonnen.
Cine beionoere @efabr a6er bill
set, mie often 3ugegeben miro, oud
oaS 8eriagen ser @aiiaabfnbr in ben
bom6oroierten StGoten. 8eri6ten
ans Berlin 8ltfol9e perfen Die Salts.
frauen ibre &iiden- nno SaltsbaltS-
abfGGe einfad ouf oie StraBen, oo
lie nidt mebr abgebolt iperoen. Gas
vSamburger S~remoenblott" fiibrt
geI6weroe oariiber, bob uoieS 6tpie-
rigfeiten ser Miiaabfubr Die Staot-
pertpaltung ernitli6 b%ellnrubigen."
Die 8epolferung miro au%fgeforoert,
nidt sur Selbltbilfe 5t greifen uno
vibre @bfGGe ni6t einfad in Die
alIter ODER anoere 8alierlanfe IN
nerbulb ser Staot 3u lperfen, oa
oies unperantmortli6 uno berboten
lit, neil es cine ernlte @eiunobeits=
g~efGbroung BARTLETT" Die 3eitung
lpornt: Ser @oli5eipralioent bat
ieglide 8erunreinigung oeS 8oIierS
p%erboten, utto ole 8oli5eitpa6en
Iino o~ngetpieien iporoer, geget ll1-
perbeiierlide 2eute nit idarfiten
MaBnabmet oor3ugeben."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Die yOereinfadte" StemererflGrnns

Ole rGlepelano 8reB" ian0te flint
8eri6teritatter no6 Dem no6Iten
8inneniteueromt Inn omtli6e Silfe
fir ibre Steuererfldrltng 5t erlan-
gen. Sic Ben 8eamten ni6t be-
fonnten 9eri6teritatter u1terbreite-
ten flint 8eamten ioentii6e @rfla-
rungen iiber ibr @infommen uno
Stelter8ablungen, bic gleiden Steu-
erna6laile anforoerno. 9ie flint
Mnttporten naren beri6ieoen. Nad
einetn ser 8eamten bdtte Der betref-
fenoe 8eridter1tatter $246.10 an
Steliern 81 be5abler, ben moeren
puroen &iid3ablrngen bon 1923
begin. 9.21, $12.55 uno $13.88 5u-
geltanoen. Ser 9iitriftsitelterfoaef-
tor, bierpon oer6liifft, periprad cine
llnteriu6ung.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
&mfem permmten bettide &ammmmg
&mmGmiens

0ie Mosfaaer 3eitung v8rapoa"
5~itierte neali9 8eri6te Ser ilapii6-
en- llntergrunobenegung, monad Die
9eutf9en ongeiidts oes Gormarides
Ser Soften Mrnee, bic 3ipilbepolfe-
rung aus 9irospol, Ooeiia, Gbiiinan
uno G5ernopib raumen, lomie Die
2ebensmittel aus Dem Woloange-
biet forti6affen.
50 piele Sano8ettel peroen oer-
teilt, 10 bieB es, pel6e Srieoen uno
Die &iiffebr Ser rumdniiden Srllp-
pen BON Der Sitfront %perlangen oaB
Der rumdnii6e @eneralitab iid ge-
notigt iab, Die &ontroae Der 9rud-
p%reiien 5u iibernebmen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
9entidje ltfraine-G iebler febren
snriif

Sic 8ufareiter 9reiie meloet, mie
Dem office Of @ar Snformation"
6eridtet miro, oaB iamtlide oent-
i6en Sieoler in ser Siio-llfraine,
oeren 3abl 100000 8%erionen iiber-
iteigt in BEN n8artbegau", oaS
friibere 8olnii6=Boien uno 8olniid-
@eitpreuBen, ge6ra6t merben. Gin
Seil bon ibnen miro auf Der @iien-
balm beforoert, aber Die meilten
Sieoler baben oieie neuerlide 8an-
oernng in 2anomagen 5u ~nnterneb-
men. Ser erite transport oapon lit
bereits in 2ismannitaot (oem friibe-
rem 2oo5) eingetroffen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Mebr SrOt fir Staliener

9ie oaiierte &~ontroafummiiiion
in 0eapel CAB befannt, bob groBe
2ebensmittelporrdte bort eingelagert
meroen, mel6e benz befreiten Stalien
cine groBere 8rotration gemabrt urto
Die 8efitrdtungen elmer SllngerSnot
bunnt. 10000 Sonnen Mebl, 3ud-
er Mild uno anoere 2ebensmittel
lomie Mr3neimittel iino i'm Sanuar
aus On SGfen Der 8~ereinigten
Staaten in Stalien angefommen.
9ie nelter &ationen, nel6e elm
Spfer Der 8ereinigten Nationen bar
itelert, meint a~aeroings nidt, oaB
~lleberfluB eriitiert.
r9ie 3uiage, Dem Sunger3uitan=
oe in ben eurppaiihen 2an0ern OBJ
5ubelfen, beoeutet, oaB Die 3urpeiiung
bon 2ebensmittelnean elm 2ano ourd)
ben 8eoarf aller begren5t meroen
mtB," mlroe erfldrt.
Die MuffiiQung Der 2e6ensmittel=
porrdte gebt Sano in 9ano nit ben
eroBen militdrii6en Speratipnen
uno es fam nit 3uberitdt geiagt
meroen, bob Die @efabr Der ourd
Bliinoerung orobenoen Suneersnot
tagli6 ueltiger afl1t miro. Sn ben
~befreiten @ebieten Staliens miro Die
8rotration bon IA l1n5en auf Z I'm
SEN pro Sag erbobt. Shnerarbeiter
meroen in pi6tigen Snouitrieen cine
Wablaeit erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
&beiniide &inber mad Sdleiien
DerIdJift
tFrom the office of War Information")

tFrom the Office of War Information
@ie Die u&0lnii6e 3eitung" be-
ri6tet, tperoen bic S6ulfinoer uuo
iogar garl5e S9ulen aus Dem SEN
aaiierten 2utfangriffen altsgeietten
~@au &oln" nab Nieoeri6leiien ge-
i6afft, uno Die 3eitung appeGiert
an ale Gltern, oie ii6 nidt BON IT.
rem &inoern trennen moQen, ibre
@intpanoe gegen Die Geri6idllng
falen 5u loiien, u0a 2eben uno @e=
iunbbeit ibrer &inoer auf Dem Spie-
le iteben." Die Geri6idung na9
Sdleiien umfaBt &inoer bon Z bis
Ia Sabren. &inoer BON 7 Bis 10
Sabren meroen in 8ripatfamilien
untergebradt, mdbreno oie IL bis
14-Sdbrigen in Seine Ser National=
rehabilitation &inoerlanoberi6idung
fommen.
aebnlide MaBnabmen meroen
aud) aus anoeren oeuti1en @egen-
ben gemeloet. 90 bat 3. 8. Ser
SberbiirgermeiIter bon Stettin an-
~georonet, 6aB uole &%inoergdrten in
alien Eeilen Ser Staot, in oenen oie
Sdlilen bereits gerdlimt moroen
iino, umgebeno geidloiien meroer,
Inn ml6 Sic &inoer i'm nod ni6t
I9ulpflidtieen alter ourd Geri6id-
ung in Siderbeit gu bringen. 9ie
8eroronung be5iebt ii6 iomobl atf
it6otii6e als prioate uno fir6li6e
&inoergGrten 1tno &inoerbeime."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Gntpelid5nns siOtirOls
tFrom the office of War Information

From the office of War Information
Die Idmeoii9e 3eitung uMorgen-
tioingen" beriGtet, baB ni6t muir in
Sii6tirol, ionoern or9 in ben 8ro-
bin5en Orient uno Erieit amtli6 nnr
9euti6 oulaiiig lit. au6 italie-
nif6e 3eitungen iino auf Die oent=
Ide Spro6e umgeitelt moroen, 10
4. g. beiBt Die friibere 3eitung ga
Vropincia" ieet nSberbo5ener Sa-
eeblatt".
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Mbite3er in bic
epra9gei6i6te
0as Oide GnOe funmt nadj

~HR Otut ShUN AUAiANt hAuD
Ser Sinn oieier Heoensart lit
meiIt: Guf Die gelin0e Strafe folgt
nod cine bGrtere. 9as entipridt
gang ibrer uripriingliGen 8eoeu-
tltng; oenn 3und6it be5iebt Tie ii9
MIR alf Die &1tte, BON oeren Sc.
6rau6 3eioler in Ser S6rift: Sic
ben b0ie @eiiter~ Ii. a. iagt, oaB oie
S6ulmeiiter 3ltipeilen y9rabt in sic
&uten fle6ten ooer fe6ren Die Suite
INN, uno bralt9en oas 0ide @noe."
9as r@noe BON 2ieoe" o6er oelt.
tet o1f ben altsgang Ser in einem
8oltslieoe ~er5Gblten 8ege6enbeit
bin, ser bdltfig traurig mar.
Gmlen mad Ntben tragen
Die Guile gilt fir 6eionoers flug,
neil lie aud i'm 9rnfeln ieben fannL
uno tuar oesbalb in 9Gtben ser @ot-
tin Baaas beilig. 9aber CAB es
bort 3abaoie Cullen un0 M6biloun-
gen bon Cullen, unO tper Cullen nod
9[tben trug, tat etpas gatl3 l1eber-
fliiiiiges. Sn 9euti6lano lit oie
&eoensort onr6 oas Stuoium Ser
@rtife ~per6reitet poroen. SIN Bolts
mltnoe bort man oofiir pieIfa6 on-
0ere 8enoungen mie Sol8 in bie
8iii6e TRACE (Sie6enbiirger), @aiier
in oen &bein Gin sic glbe, in oas
Meer), ablaB mad Gom tragen II. q.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
9as 3niammentreffem

@ls oas Auto Der Srau Meuriel
@otpon bon 8atterion in Seem Ser
lep nellli9 BORT nit Dem @agen oes
&ongreBmannes ganfielo beftig gu
iammenitieB, 5eigte Die Dame eber
@enugtllung als 8eitiir5ung, na6-
Dem &err ganfielo ii6 ibr porge-
Iteqt batte. Sic geltano, oaB ie
i9on felt ldngerem nit Dem Son.
greBmann 3uiammentreffen moate,
nm i'm fir mom0gli6e 8efreinne
ibres 5liegeriobnes aus einem neu=
tralen Snternierungslager 5n inte-
reiiieren.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
l~tniere SlOtte balb bic madtisite

&onterabmiral @omaro 8. God
rane, Ser Gbef oes S6iffbiiros unie-
rer Marine erfldrte neuli6 inn 3d.
Itoner Se6niiden Snititut, oaB un-
iere Slotte gegen gn6e oieIes Sab
res Ser @eiammtitdrfe aler anoe-
rem Slotten gepa6len fem peroe.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03


EIERKOCNAK
Neuherstellung vom Government untersagt
Solange Vorrat reicht
8 ozs. 1.34; IL ozs. 1.98; 16 ozs. 2.45;
As Quart BIS
Echter Boonekamp, hoIl. RECEIPT
IL ozs. 2.45; As Quart AIS
Himbeersaft, gar. 100 pro cent naturrein
is ozs. sec; Jumbo bottle 81 ozs 1877
Schweizer Hohlhueppen, cine Delikatesse
so ST. LIS
Frances. Oblaten 20 St. soc
Basler Leckerli 8 ozs. 75c; 1 lb. 1875
Ketzenzungen, hochfein,
IL ozs. 1.25; 1 lb. 1.7O
Mokkabohnen 8 ozs. 76c
Observation-Disclosures 8 ozs. CSC
Cebrannte MandeIn, deIikat,
8 ozs. CSC; 1 Ib. 1856
Marzipanstangen, 6 crosse, &c
Rumkirschen 8 ozs. 75c
3 crosse Tafeln ~Schokolade (Schweizer
Art) SIC; Nugat Pralinen 8 ozs. zoe
Europ. Preisselbeeren import. 2 lb 9Oc
Gruenkern S lb LOO
Suppenwuerfel rs St. soc
Verlangen Sic unsere reichhaItige Preis-
liste anderer Europ. Leckerbissen
FOOD PRODUCTS
Dept. BID
152 West az Streen New York 10, NY.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-07-06
Pfc. Earring Lande
Home on Leave

Finley-Pfc. Earling Lande ar
rived Monday for three-weeks
visit with his father Jens Lande
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lande
Earring has been stationed in Al
aska the past Is months.
Mrs. Dan Gerber and son Steve
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. Parrish
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holiday and
daughter Lois Of Grandview were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Volland, Sunday. Little
Jackie Bockstruck, grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. Volland, who has
been staying at the Holiday home,
returned to his grandparents home
to spend the summer.
Kenneth Kuh and Claude Walk
spent the 18th Of July at Topper
ish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Barton and
two children of Hermiston spent
the week end with Mrs. Barton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shoe
maker.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-07-06

home in WOODBURY.. Ore. Mrs.
Fred Giles was q guest.
Pvt. Glenn Hysell, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hysell arrived
Monday morning from Fort Nc
Cellan, Alabama, for a ten-day
visit with his parents.
Mrs. Bruce Mclean and two
daughters were visitors at the
Art Simson and Bill Gravens-
lund homes this week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-07-06
The Sonderman Family
Picnics on the 18th


Highlands Mr., and Mrs. w. F.
Sonderman Sr. enjoyed a picnic
with their children all home on the
9Th Of July. Those present were:
Mrs. Julia Whiting of Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent, the c. H,
Sonderman family and the w. F.
Sonderman Jr family all Of Ken
newick.
The John George Sr. family,
John George Jr., L. G. Muncey
family and the Strawn family
were all guests at the Alvin Geo
rye home on the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Owens
were visitors at the Glenn FELTON,
home Sunday.
Collins Jones, son of Mr.: and
Mrs. j. E. Jones is visiting at his
home this week. He will report
to Spokane on the 9th of July.
Mrs. Warde Rupp entertained
the sewing club in honor of her
mother who is leaving for her
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News Behind
Tie News
(Cnnfin,,ed Erom pace

Continued From Page II
else taxes on many things, includ.
ing theater admissions, so-called
amusement and luxury articles
Congress cut these generally to 20
per cent or less, leaving only the
cabaret tax at 80 per cent. Every
one forgot what the treasury re-
commended, recalled only the ac-
ton of congress.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-07-06
Visitor from Seattle ct.
Bob Perkins Home

i
Finley-Mr. and Mrs. Bill Al
trogge Of Kennewick visited Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Per-
kins and Will Purdy, brother of
Mrs. Perkins of Seattle who is
spending few weeks at the Per
kins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Preston
and son Billy were visitors Sunday
at the Ernest Sherry home.
Mrs. Arlie Glassner was an
overnight visitor of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nearents in Pasco
Saturday. She returned home Sum
day and brought her small son
Micheal with her, who spent the
past week with his grandparents.
The Finley Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday at 200 pm. with Mrs.
C. w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lande, Mrs.
Marjorie Paulson were dinner
visitors at the Jens Lande home
the 4th
The Guy Minton family enjoyed
a picnic at the Kennewick park
the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Masters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Fredricks, Mrs.
Albert Piert and Mr.. and Ms.
John Fredricks and their fam
lilies enjoyed a picnic Sunday at
the Sacajawea park.
Mrs. Harvey Paulson who spent
two weeks visiting in Sacramento,
Calf, and with her husband Har-
vey at Camp Roberts, Calf, re-
turned home Sunday.
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Quiet Fourth

It was the quietest Fourth of
July this community ever ex-
perienced. There were no fires,
no burned fingers, no ascidents
nor noise. As matter of fact
there was but one single bunch of
firecrackers in the entire district
apparently.
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TIES COME back from the
II bloody battle of Tarawa.
He's faced death every moment
of the way. Will he say, ''I've
done my part. I'm through?
OF course not! For he is an
American fighting man. He'll
90 back again and again-an-
til the job IS finished.
Your job isn't finished yet,
either. Four times America has
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You can tell when youth ends
and decay begins. You begin to
notice how noisy the world is.
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Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE: One fine saddle mare.
2-yr-old gelding. l Palamino
stud colt. See Tex, Tex's Coffee
Cup.
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IS NOW OR never, AMERICA /!
you nusf do more fhon ever before!

askedyou to do something exsrs
in War Loan Drives-and four
times you have responded mag
ni6cently. But now the quota is
bigger-becausethef ightingjob
is bigger! You must do more
than ever before in the 5TH WAR
LOAN DRIVE. Double your usual
extra War Bond purchases.
Triple them, if you can! Send
your dollars out to finish the joa
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FOR RENT: Room and board for
/. two men. Phone 1897. 8
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09

some house parties for service
men, A. long a. l am sitting
everything IL coy dOzy. But
when i stand up YOU should see
the looks on the mems faces.
I'm getting sick NJ II. How l
envy the cute little tricks"
DROPHET says there will be
Il luxury liners without port
holes after the war. Air con-
dtioning will be used" ]
wouldn't care 10 travel on a
liner without portfolios. Think
Of the thrills you have had get
ting up in the morning and
looking out of the portfolio one
Tor-rrr--
through "A portfolio and saw for
-the-hrSt- time the Rock Of
Gibraltar
HAVE always thought II
IL would be difficult TO break
armed forces dogs Of what they
had been trained 10 do on the
fighting fronts. Now note A
dispatch says a German shep-
herd dog just returned from the
army 10 the home Of the father
Of his soldier master would not
take orders from anybody bat
a man In uniform and fcrcCly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09

MAX BAER was the hardest
WI puncher of all boxers Of
this century, Before he became
a professional he knocked out
an LOO pound steer with one
punch. n
A California fighter named
frankie Campbell died after a
bout with Baer.
After that Max was always
afraid TO hit as hard as he
could
a New Yorker claims he gets
n wonderful shave by applying
some after shaving" lotion 10
his face before shaving and then
applying bruShlcSs shaving soap.
n v--rTTS- rur7urrcw- how
ever, | know from experience
thrift yt,tt-ettt- t5itve t,t4i en- eetiF,
face before YOU apply the soap
that will help get you a very
good shave.
Tall girls may he all the
rage In show business and a.
models hut for the rest of the
long. lanky ladies life is often
d plenty discouraging," writes a
Californian. II am feet 9
in my stocking feet, which
means I am & feet with heels,
Recently l have been going Ia
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attacked nearly every civilian
ne saw. The dog had 10 be de-
Stroyed.
CONAN DOYLE. in his Sher-
~ lock Holmes stories, usually
characterized the regular police
detectives as being a little on
the dumb side.
Since that time the same
practice has been followed by a
majority of mystery story
writer's.
Only last night l listened 70 a
radio play in which the amateur
-dcrccrIvc- piayt.ti-4f-Ss-a-
master mind and the regular
police detective characterized as
a slow thinker.
No wonder the police are pro-
testing as to the way they are
characterized in plays, films and
radio dramas
Q. Have you another reader
named Evelynne?
\. We have an Adrienne,
Marianne, Lucienne and Wv,
ienne, but you are the first
Evelynne. Take bow, please.
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JACK PICKERING

half. Maybe he'll tell you
about il. Sergeant, what did
you miss the most over there >"
And the conversational train
was started. 10 continue farther
than the sergeant intended.
oh" said the sergeant, "the
things I missed over there were
just the things YOU have here
that nobody else in the world
has.
Eve sailed from San Fran
cisco to New Zealand, a. a task
force. IL vas more OF a good
will mission than anything else.
Those people had been hearing
that the Americans were com
ing, hut they hadn't seen any"
This was in June, 1912. The
Japanese had been surging south
and east. Americans were
there" in the sense that they
were fighting in the south Paci-
fic, but the New Zealanders
hadn't seen our troops. And for