davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18

1850. 4:4o, 7:so 1870 p m: "Highpow-
sEed." i2:47, 3:37, e:27, s;l7 p. m.
PALMs-sTATE-, Guest IN the House,
ventures Of Kitty o'Day." 1888, Sol,
3 80 p. m.
TELENEwS-NewsreeiS and short subjects
from IL a. m. 20 II p, m.
1921. 3;O6. 5:35. s.O4, 1898 p. m.
CRAZY knights" 1l:i0 a. m. l;5s 4:27.
o. SO. 9:25 y. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Pooch Is Kibi+zer

BILL JOHNSON who maxi
ing his screen debut with Sonia
Henie. in Its a Pleasure" has
Dalmatian which insists on sitting
beside him whenever he plays
bridge. After all.nSays Bill, he
is coach dog"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Detroit O Opera Fans
Flock to Met O pening
BY CHARLES GENTRY

CLEVELAND. o. April 1.-THE largest opening audience
that Metropolitan Opera has drawn 10 this city arrived
last night hear brilliant performance of Faust" filling
5000 of the Public Auditorium overflowing
largest contingent of Detroers join with the
Lake Cys opera fans arrived despite nclement weather
hotel accommodations and wartime travel difficulties
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Kinq at FDR Services

LONDON, April II QNS) -
King George vi and Queen Eliza
beth attended a memorial service
for Franklin ID. Roosevelt today
in st. Pauls Cathedral
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Puppets Head Bowery Show

THE WALLACE puppets, di-
minuitive wooden figures, obey the
String-pulling of their human mas
ters TO dance and cavort into top
position of the current revue at
the Bowery Cafe.
Top comedian of the show is
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18

master of ceremonies frankie
Rapp, whose ready wit is en-
ployed when introducing each
member of the show. Featured
are Woodie and Betty. swift
moving roller skating team.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24

no ter agrlkulturno toiko razvita, da bi lahko vsi njeni prebi-
VaicI zivei v udobnih stanovanjih in prejemaIi place, XII Jim hi
!amcia dostoJno prezivljanje. Ia depresje in brezposelnost V Mi
nj nobenega pravega vzroka.
Ampak temu nj tako in tudi ne DO, dokIer bono imeli rz-
Woo Vseh ameriSkih bogastev.
Ma Volln1 dan je tudi brezposlen delavec, tudi vsak Sc tako
feVen drzavlJan, N multimiljonarju kajti oba imata lie DO
en- gias. A ia enakoSt traja samo tIi trenotek, ko vrzeta svoii
glasoVnlcl V ballot box. Hip nato je razlka med NINA tohksna
kot med nocjo in dnevom.
lolmaci sovjetske demokracije pravijo, da bodo z MO blago-
StanJe Led. draw v Sovetski uniji prehiteli, ako Sc ih pusti v
mru. In reki smo, ozroma Roosevelt, Churchill in Stain so
tfdll, ola Je to vojna "a mir in "a zgraditev blagostanja ma teme-
lu st1rlh svobodscin vsepovsod.
"A kaj vidimo? Armada in mornarica demokratcnih draw
5kupno z armada porazene Japonske lomasti pc nizozemskh in
irancosklh kolonijah V Aziji, da uduSi zahteve domacinov 20
svobodi in tie kraje vrne KAPITALISTOM demokraticnih sill!
In Rusljo pa Sc v inenu demokracije kregamo zaradi stvari
0 katerlh Sc v kaptaEsticnen1 tisku malo pise. N. pr. o olu in
olJnl mudustriji V Rumuniji, Madzarskem, V Avstriii it'd. Tt
Vrecl SO bill pred vojno posest vecinoma angleSkih in francoskih
kapltallstov, enako bogati bakreni, svinceni in drugi rudniki v
Jugoslavlji ter drugih malih dezelah V Evropi. Sedai, ko ondotna
gudstVa smatrajo, da bi bio dobro, ako ia bogastva postanejo nil
nova pa smo sprevideli, da pod ruskim vplivom tie dezele ne
moreJo postati demokratcne in zahtevamo zanie naSe vrste de-
mokracijo.
BOZ toreJ Je, kakor je bill, med spornimi interest veIko boil
0 pa "a demokracjo. Kajti kar je Stalinu "demokraciia", ie
"komunizem". In kar je Trumanu demokracija, ie
9talnu "kapltallzem". Taxa je ia rec. In cato now diplomaticniI
honlhKl IN pr1pravljanje ma III svetovno voino, dasi Sc trupla.
kl Sc padla v prejsnji, Sc MISC ohladna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
" Y liz !

vec dobicka . Hobo, nov pa
tent! Pod mas klobuk Z mimi!
Utegnil bi ga izkoristiti KIDD dru-
81 in mas S svojimi boljsimi in
cenejsimi izdelki potisniti S
trga. A mi Sc ne damo, dokler
ne izcrpamo nash zalog.
Taxa in tel podobne je bila
glavna, da ne recon edna, 60
nina sila vsega naSega napred-
ka, to je tehnicnega napredka.
Mar da magnat zgraditi tovar-
no cato, da DO sluzila V prvi vr-
sti mnozici in Sele drugi vrsti
njegovemu zepu? Mar ola upe-
ljati move stroje cato, da DO de-
lavcem o~lajSal in skrajsal ma
porno delo? In &c bi tovarnariu
ne bio treba odjemalcev, bi ne
imeli niti toliko udobja, kolikor
ga imamo.
Piskavost neomejenega dobic-
karskega sistema Sc je najocit-
neje pokazala "a zadnje krize.
Pokazala pa Sc je tudi splosna,
re ma glupost MECCA potrpez-
%ljivost. Steer Sc ne hi procesije
gladnih raztrgancev vile mimo
natrpano polnih skladiSc, XII so
jih svoj cas- prav ii raztrganci
V potu svojega obraza direktno
ali indirektno pomagali napol-
niti.
TAX je ia mas V nebo povzdi-
goVani napredek. Taisto Sc godi
pc vsem svetu, lie da je morda
grabez nekoliko zmernejSi, cato
pa tembolj skopuski. Nj cuda,
da Sc skotijo vojne in Sc V Nth
"vrline" napredka kar kosajo
med seboj -.
Toda zadnji "triumf" je atom
ska bomba. Z MO hi Sc dalo "a
vladati svetu. Kako mikavna,
kako zapeljiva skuSnjava "a vsa-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24

kojake slavohlepne militariste,
ki jim je vojna strategija "A in
Y vsega. njihovega znanja in
vseh njihovih tezenj ter Sc v
ostalem pray mic ne locijo cd ma
sih nekdanjih starokrajskih
"Aufbiksarjev''.
Spominjam Sc filmov, ma ka-
terih smo vcasih gledali kak-
snega seveda IL domisljije po-
tegnjenega = izumitelja, XII Sc
mu je cd prenapornega dusev-
mega della omracil UNI. Znacilno
pri teh norcih je bilo ponasanje
in pa groznja, ko Sc mu je odkri-
tie naposled posrecilo. Kar 60
rel mu je obraz cd peklenskega
zadoscepja, da je toliko in toliko
zivljenj odvisnih cd njegove vo-
lie, cd njegovih muh. In treba
ga je bilo ponavadi ma silo cd
straniti, da nj svoje groznje tudi
izvrSil. d..
Nj malo Sc nam nj sanialo ia
KRAFT, da Sc utegne 'kaj podobne-
ga zares uresniciti. Ali uresnicilo
Sc je, lie osebe. SO zamenjane. tt
ste, XII SO skrivnost atomske sile
odkrili, nj uspeh ma sreco upi-
janil, marvec Sc boil streznil.
Opijanniil pa je one druge, XII ma
glasajo tretjo vojno in imajo "a
bratstvo gluha uSesa!
So pa Sc drugi vzroki banda
nasnje zavozenosti. Enega teh
navedem prihodnjic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
Trpki sod nopredku

Sc nikdar nj cloveStvo stale
ma TAXI sipini, ma tako maiavih
Itch in V tolikSni stiski, kakor
stoii has dandanes. Sal je kakor
dete, ki Sc mt je zahotelo vide
Il, kai ie vrh stopnic. In ko Sc ie
skobacalo cd stopnice do stopni-
&c do vrha = ga je zamikalo
podstresje. V podstreSju je uzr-
10 limo, odprto in toliko ma niz-
KEN, nc, Ga Sc je ujelo. Glavo in
ro6ice ina zunaj, globocine ga
je strah, a nazaj ne more. Pa
veka in krici ter klice mamo ma
pomoc.
CloveStvo nina take name
da. bi mu priskocila ma pomoc.
Pomagati 81 mora samo in samo
odlocati. Dobiva pa nasvete. Ali
tt nasveti SO ST V obupno skrai-
mem nasprotju. "Oboroziti Sc
moramo do samih Fob! Gorie
nam, ako mas tretja vojna zaloti
nepripravljene -"
w bratski vzajemnosti Sc mo-
ramo poVezati z vsemi narodi!
LIE to DO naSa in vseh resitev.
Tretja vojna bi pomenila samo-
NOR in konec :. i" Tako svare
tisti, XII poznajo jedro atomske
bonnie.
Vprasanje nastane, kako smo
zasli V to straSno zagato in "a
kaj SO v toliksni manjsini tisti,
XII nujno priporocajo bratstvo7
Dejala hi, da je pripisati krivdo
najvec cloveski sebicnosti ter
ME vredni hcerki lakomnosti.
Imeti moe, CHM vec moci mad
ostalimi! In V bogastvu je moe
in cast in slava! Torej zbirai,
odiraj in vleci skupaj! Tukaj
dollar "a tvojo pamet, iznajdi
nekaj ~boljSega, da DO vec, vec,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
ITALIA ZELI VEDETI,
PRI GEM lie

Ena glavnih nalog september
ske conference vnanjih mini
strov velike petorice V Londonu
je bila sestava mirovne pogod-
be z Italijo.
V mnogih stvareh SO Sc mini
stri Sporazumeli in bi morda
pogodbo srecno sprawl skupai,
ako Sc bi med mimi ne dogodilo
toliko nesoglasij vsled drugih
stvari.
ltaliji - naravno - to ne
more biti vsec. zeli, da il zavez-
Mkt povedo, kaj mislijo z MO,
da DO vedela pr Gem je, Veliko
Je bio vzrujenja v Italiji vsled
takozvanih mirovnih pogojev,
XII jih je morala podpisati oh ka-
pitulaciji. Bill SO baje izredno
strogi, toda zavezniki (Anglezi
in Americani) SO jih upostevali
le ehega lzmed deSetlh, torej "a
ltalijo to nj bio slabo. Ako Sc
pomisli, da je bila Italia v vol
nj z Mani, smo il "a povracilo
wee pomagali kot pa 10 kazno-
vail.
Ameriska in angleska vlada
bosta V teh okolScinah brzkone
sklenile z Italijo zacasno mirov-
no pogodbo, Xxi DO potem cd vseh
odobrena, ali DO pa vseeno osta-
La V veljavi, tudi &c Sc hi Ru-
sija upirala.
Primorsko v~prasanje v tenn
slucaJu gotovo ne DO reSeno ia
ko kot hi bilo prav in pravicno
"a Slovenijo in ostalo Jugosla-
WHO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
JOSKO OVEN:


pac razumel kako straSno tezko
Sc je otresti tujih kapitalisticnih
pijavk, katere SO Sc enkrat Ease
sale V Min narodno telo. Upai-
mo, da je naroden preporod V
nash dezelah, kateri je bill una
govt V boju proti tujemu osvo-
jitelju premocan, da bi ga ii lju-
die pod krinko demokracije 20
pet dobili V svoje pesti. Narod
sam zahteva demokracijo, ali
demokracijo, katera mu DO dala
njegovo narodno svobodo, eko-
nomsko in politicno.
Pri mas
Kdor misli, da Sc katoliSka
hierarhija ne utika V drzavna in
solska vprasanja, maj precita kai
ie deial reverend James A. Grit
fin, (skof V Springfieldu, ILL., V
v~praSanju ustolicenja novoizvo-
ljenega predsednika illinoiske
universe DIR. George D. Stoddar-
ia. Stoddart, kateri je zelo libe-
ralnega miSljenja, nj povSeci te-
mu reverendu. To, da je univer-
"a last dezele in ne katoliSke
cerkve in da je V Zed. drzavah
cerkev locena cd drzave, ne bri-
ga veliko gcspoda Skofa. V svoii
pridigi je dejal, da predno more
nastopiti sluzbo kot predsednik
universe (namreG Stoddart) mo-
"a napraviti svojo veroizpoved,
tako, da bodo drzavljani drzave
Illinois vedeli, kakSno je niego-
vo versko staliSce. Gospod pac
misli, da je V Francovi Spaniji.
Ma Kolumbov dan je pa zopet
pridigal zbranim Kolumbovim
vitezom, 0 Rusiji, seve ne O ME
nih vrlinah, udrihal pc liberal
nejsih kongresnikih in senator
jih ter Sc koncno dotaknil tudi
hollywoodskih magnatov, ceS,
ola tam doll potrebujejo precei
ciScenja. Kar je bila edna pa
metna beseda.
Louis F. Budenz, bivSi soured-
nix Daily Workerja', je pustil
komuniste in Sc vrnil V narocie
svete katoliske cerkve. Da ie
komedija Sc vecja, je dial krstiti
svojo druzino S precejSnjo cere-
monijo, katero SO gospodje seve
z velikim veseljem pozdravili.
Sedaj je usluzben V Notredam-
ski univerzi.
Komunistom je to V veIiko
blamazo in oh enem V svarilo,
maj Sc ogibajo verskih fanati-
kov, kateri menjavajo plaSce
vsakih pet ali deset let. Sal ina
jo menda re dovolj skuSeni.
Prerani grOb
Tezko mi je pisati tie vrstice.
Eden nash starih, zvestih So
drugov, Frank S. Tauchar, je
legel V grob. Kot da MISC naSe
vrste re dovolj redke. Ko sem
ga zadnjic videl, Sc mi je zdeI
cvrst in zdrav. Francetova xiv
ljenska pot nj bila posuta S cvet-
jem. Dozivel je velika razocara-
MIA in Sc trdnejSa ramona bi Sc
bila sklonila pod Min tezo. Ali
emo je ohranil skozi visa ia leta,
karmu je dalo moe, da je smelo
gledal V obraz zivljenju - in
to je bill njegov gorenjski hui
NOR, ter YER V socializem. Te-
mu je bill west do smrti. Cast
njegovemu spominu!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
~Joponsko ina lie mad
100000 ovtov

Ma vsem Japonskem je samo
lO4,5 21 registriranih avtov. Po-
lov1co Jill je ameriskega izdelka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
~Rozporoke v Nemeiii

V Nemciji je vlozilo tozbo "a
razporocitev desetkrat vec zen
kot pa leta 1912. ,.,.. ,,,.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
JosKo OVEN:

Di1CN1 pc hldJodJO III Ppt P1Co
also je posuta z orumenelim
istjem. Jesen je tukaj. Saba
.etos nj bio veliko ma mojem
yrtu, sanao par hrusk = in Sc
e imajo nekako hrapavo, rjavo
5korjo. Je pac posledica slane
zadnje pomladi. Grozdje, kate
,ega je bio precej, sc Sc nezre-
lega pozobali ptici. Ma ia nacin
nj je bio prihranjenega precei
della, ali drugace SO pa bill poll
ski vrtni pridelki, &c Jill re mo-
rem tako imenovati, zelo obilni.
Vojna in mir
Ravno sedajle sem zaprl ra-
dio. Poslusal sem MANFRED ko-
mentatorja, kateri je razlagal
tezkoce, katere imajo Nizozem-
CT S svojimi kolonijami V Who
dni Indiji. Hrn, to nj samo tea
va "a Nizozemce in njihovo Via
do. Tukaj je vpraSanje Anglije
i'm Meme delavske Wade, katera
ina to grdo dolznost pomagati
nizozemski vladi zatreti revolu-
cionarno gibanje domacinov.
Teh je nekako okrog sestdeset
milijonov; svojo narodno svobo-
do zahtevajo ma nacin kot 10 "a
htevajo in 10 bodo dobili biz
Mi bodocnosti = Filipinci. Kot
je porocal komentator, SO imeli
zastopniki revolucionarne Via
de sestanek z dovoljenjem an
gleske voiaske oblasti. craven
zahtev "a samovlado so vprasali
angleSke oblasti, da maj prepre-
clio izkrcanje nizozemskih Get,
katere so Sc pripeljale ma Javo
V angleSkih ladjah. Ia Min pro
snja je bila zavrzena in nizozem-
ske cete Sc izkrcavajo. In ne sa-
mo to. Ma tisoce nizozemskega
vojaStva je re ma potu, Ola udusi
ia upor V krvi.
Tako SO zastopniki angleskih
delavcev podedovali vse tiste
necedne torijske grehe, pa mai
bOdO re. ma GrSkem. V. Indiii ali
pa. ma Sumatri. In da Jill ne re-
Sujejo ma pajboljsi nacin, je raz-
vidno V zadnjih par tednih.
Tudi donna V Angliji sami
imajo tezko staliSce, Stavka pri-
staniSkih delavcev, katero SO
skuSali rabbit S pomocjo voja-
Stva (dolzijo, da SO krivi komu-
nisti, kateri jim nagajajo men
da ker so jim to n~arocili v Mo-
skvD, potem Sc tezje v~prasanje
podrzavljenja bancnih institucii
ter premogorovov - ma nacin.
da ne DO proved revolucionarno
ter, da Sc sal nekako zadovolji
vse prizadete = to so tezka
vprasanja, brez da Sc omenja
velika posojila, XII Jill mora ma
jeti Anglia Zed. drzavah.
Upajmo, da Sc jim vse to posreci
ma boljsi nacin - kajti cd Nth
uspehov je V ogromni vecini Cd
vlsna usoda svetovnega delav-
silva.
HV:xyo E..
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"ViVe La France

S temi besedami je zakljucil
svoJ obstanek ma tel zemlji eden
najvecjih falotov kar Jill je pro-
duclrala Francija v zadnjih pet
desetih letih. In verjemite mi,
ola ten nj malo stevilo. Sodni
process, V katerem je bill obsoien
ma smrt - nj bill ravno nekai,
ma kar hi bill francoski juristi
ponosni. Bale je bio precej liu-
al, kateri SO raise videli, da nj
Laval; proved govoril. Ali konec
Je bill vendarle dober. Upaimo,
ola nadaljujejo S tenn dobrim
delom.
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November

DO eden najpomembnejsih me-
seceV V tenn letu. Volitve Sc bo-
do Vrslle ne samo V balkanskih
dezelah, ampak tudi raznih dru-
9Th drzavah V Evropi. Ia mas
slovenske delavce tn v Ameriki
bodo volitve V Jugoslaviii mai
pomembnejSe. Da Sc tn della ?
vso sllo, da Sc te volitve &c re
ne prepreci, sal tako ocrni. da
postanejo V oceh petih velesil-
nesprejemljive = je razvidno il
zadnjlh mahinacij, ter v resig-
naciji SubaSica. Same &c Ameri-
ka in Anglia ne priznata teh
volitev, pa DO Min zmaga popol-
ma, to je Min nacrt. Kaj zahteva
narod, jim je deveta briga.
Tu V naSem ameriSkem case
plsJu, z malo izjemo, Sc della S
polno paro V tel smeri. Sc nj
kdar Sc nj toliko govorilo O de-
mokraciji ma Balkanu kot Sc 60
vori danes. SIEVE, kdor lie maIo
razume tie ljudi We, da Nth de-
mokracija SO tista prirodna bo-
gastva doll ma Balkanu, katera
SO blla Min lastnina toliko de-
setletij. Kdor je sledil revolucio-
narnemu polozaju V Mehiki. DO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24

AkO YAM je n%arOcnina potekIa,
prOsimO, obnOvite 10 cimprej!
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FOR SALE: 2-year-old Guernsey
Durham heifer, fresh. Fred
Markham, Ave. G, Phone 1851. 42c

FOR RENT: Nice room for one
or two persons in private home,
~ block from bus stop, lob East
Kennewick Avenue, Mrs. Earl
Ludwig. APP
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Hover Folks Enjoy
PinOchle Party -.

Hover: Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num-
entertained neighbors and friends
with a pinochle party Wednesday
Mrs. Lloyd Donnally took high
prize and Mrs. Lloyd Carlton took
low. .~l
Mrs. Gilbert Robertson was a
visitor Thursday of Mrs. Hartman
Wilcox.
Mrs. Lloyd Donnally and Mrs.
Hinckley drove to Sunnyside on
Thursday. Mrs. Hinckley visited
friends in Grandview and Mrs.
Donnally visited her sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Corliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num-, Eva
Rose Num-, Mrs. Arnold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartman Wilcox and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Ayers attended Po-
mona Grange at Buena Vista
Saturday. = -
Eva Rose Num- was dinner
guest of Catherine Struthers on
Sunday. II.
The Women's Benefit club met
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the funeral aid committee, re.
ported funeral aid assessments
will be delinquent Feb. /.
Installation was beld for those
who were unable to be present a;
the yearly meeting, with the past
masters Virgil Masters as Master
and Ernest Sherry, Marshal.
Those installed were Fred Brod-
beck, steward; Bruce Lucke, as
sistant steward; Freida Brodbeck
chaplain; Dan Gerber, executive
committeeman; Harvey Kerr, gate
keeper; Virgil Masters, secretary
There were two new members
voted on; four new applications
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Diamond
received the third and fourth de.
grees. s-.~: a
The ladies degree team will &c
to Kennewick Highlands Grange
Thursday, Jan. Is, where they viii
put on the work of the first ano
second degrees.
Finley Grange will meet Friday
Jan. Is at 8 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lande, and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. E
Sherry, and Marjorie Paulson
were dinner guests Monday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Taylor.
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at the Kennewick Senior ,,,-.
School auditorium last Frida,i gn
AS promised is his early
releases, Mr.. Pollock, snea I.eS
on "The Home Front" did .x
pull his punches. His comm
and criticisms of our home :
tivities during these war tir "
were pungent and forcespI
Interestingly sprinkled with NV Sus
witticisms deftly and approaus
ately used. Undoubtedly, Mr., D., ~
locks comments were NOT VI
tirely to the liking of all q, ~ ~
listeners, but nevertheless o.
tanned statements based on an ~
thinking and thorough famiGos,.
with his subject.
MIR. Pollock was introduced 4,
DR.. Teje, president of the n. !
ern Washington College of IA,
cation, a lifelong friend OF -.
speaker, who, with Mrs. To;a
came here from Cheney particn
larly to renew acquaintance n
win Neuman announced the ma,
speaker on the series, Youncb,n
Kang, who will speak on "Asia >
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kind expressions
of sympathy for the loss of our
dear son and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin CARRIER
and Margaret. '
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Mrs. J. L. House Dies
After Long Illness

Mrs. j. L. House, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Reed, pioneer
Kennewick residents, died Satur-
day night, following long illness.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon from the local par
lors, with Mrs. Beulah Scott, pas
tor of the Unity Metaphysical Gen.
ter at Yakima in charge. Inter
ment was in River View Heights
cemetery.
Margaret Reed was born In
Kennewick Dec. 81, 1920. She was
graduated from the Kennewick
high school and was married May
3, 1912, to Jack L. House, making
their home In Portland until two
months ago. She is survived by
her parents, her husband and
four-month-old son, Donald Grant
a brother, Jim, now stationed al
Sioux City, Iowa, and a sister
Mrs. Wallace A. Scott, of this city
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WANTED: Woman to do house
work. Day work only. Apply
at Ideal Cleaners. Att
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Foreign Affairs Policies
Local Club Members Tell

Kiwanis club members are
well informed students Of foreign
affairs according to statements
made at last Tuesdays luncheon.
AS program, five members were
called upon to express their views
as to our foreign policy directly
relating to the current crisis in
Greece. Don Coates, Gene Spaul-
ding, D. M. Deeter, Urban KeolkeI
and Lou Langworthy were the
Kiwanians called on to give their
versions of the best policy to pur.
sue.
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KENNEWICK PLUMBING at-the
Columbia Electric sells all kinds
of fixtures, pipe, fittings, tanks,
electric water heaters, pumps,
septic tanks, etc. We also make
repairs and new installations. Tel.
3201. = 44p
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New Officers Take
Charge at Finley

Finley: The Grange met Friday
evening with a z o'clock pot-luck
supper, followed by the regular
order of business, with the new
officers presiding. There were
20 members present and MIR. and
Mrs. H. o. Humphreys of the
Kennewick Highlands Grange as
visitors.
Mrs. J. R. Ayers, chairman of
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FOR RENT: Apartment suitable
for couple; Is 3rd Ave. East,
ond left side of street from Chris
tian church, third house. APP
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with Mrs. Lloyd Donnally We'd
nesday. They held a pot-luck
dinner at noon. ~.
Lester Wilcox is confined at his
home with chicken pox.
Mrs. Lottie Stewart leaves Sat-
urday for Snoqualamie to visit
her son and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller Stewart. ...s-
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Pollock Speaker
AT Lecture Here

An interested, and perhaps
somewhat shocked, audience of
Kennewick and Pasco Lecture
Series members greeted the noted
playwright, author, composer and
nationally known lecturer, Chan
ming Pollock, in his appearance
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Too Late to Classify

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
8 room house on leased land, nice
little home, furnished, 5000.
Very nice home in Pasco, base
ment apartments, $1,000. Can
occupy in 80 days.
2 bedroom house, hardwood floors,
house in fine condition; price in
cludes all furniture. S5,485, 5000
down.
Nice home, about one acre land
2 bed rooms, hardwood floors,
bath, lots of builtins, utility
room, tubs, garage, $500, $500
down.
2 bedroom house, nice place, good
sized basement. $5,000-$1500
down.
New home, hardwood floors, fuel,
basement, furnace, lawn in, re-
frigerator, range, and furniture,
$5,983-$1500 down.
Small house, new, furnished, three
nice lots, $1,750.
New house not finished, fine view
large lot, $500.
Is acres on Highlands, four room
house, fine place for grapes,
$4,000.
Have some very fine business lots
also residence lots.
About acres in Garden Tracts
Two houses, some grapes, alfal-
ia, pasture, very near in $4,750,
terms.
Fine income praperty on High
way. New building, fine loca-
ton.
Have some very fine acreages of
= from five to three hundred
acres.
Have property for sale in Pasco,
Prosser, Burbank, Benton City.
K. C.. CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Roxy Theater - Pncae 2482
Notary Public
Kennewick Wash.
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Miss Edna Hanna of Walla will
present her music pupils in a re-
cital Wednesday evening, Jan. Is
at the high school auditorium.
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KEYS MADE, scissors ground,
electrical appliances repaired
Woods Key Shop at Columbia
Electric. Phone 1901. 40tf
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FOR SALE: 1888 Indian motor
cycle, best condition; new tires,
low mileage; new battery, new
sealed beam head light; $3.50, Park
View trailer camp no. 70. APP