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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Emitioe Gfe

"9tlln, &alter, gliifliG gcihieoen2 2
Sie babt Sbr e,b Oenn eeeirist?
~Sebr einiad Wteine israu b.
fommi sic ainocr, ib bcbalte Die
&obnulg."
rSm, !lnb ,ple babt ibr cs nit oenl
ScrnlOeen gcmad)t?"
rIos tat ser 9icdtsallpalt &c.
fomnlea"
5ii5rcr: "Sie niiilcn iiG nod e;n
Neilden geOulocn, nlsin &crr. SD
fann iett niht ben.lmfii0ren. Gas
9fauben in Sen Sdlcn lit ,lGnlii,
itreng berGoten."
9eiiiden: sd rallbe ia ga:'
nibt."
Jiibrer: vSa. aber ih."
,JNenn meinc Gotte einen 9riei
idrcibt, ,nub tic i,ll,ncr cinen 3uiav
nlade:l."
~@enau 0usielbe lit ser ,Sull ,,uemn
liIcine Truu eineu 0aiiee fodt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
2lms Re,t,eitea>. "a.
3meis 16.

gu oieier 3eit iinOen srir Dos
Sitern altf oell eriren Sonntag i'm
Monat April fdut, oaber bat sic lestc
8eriamnlllll9 beidloiien, oie Ser
ianmlltng auf Den 3apeiten Samstas
Den H. Mpril, abe,los 1880 ubr 5u
perieeen. 0eridllmt es nid)t unb
fomnlt piinttlih. Nad, Ser @erin,nm.
lung iueroen aui 8eihluB oes Ser.
ems feline BeiirGge meEr entgegen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
1lahrufl

0ebr' beim nit beiner ipunbcn Seel'
gum Sumariter bein.
&ein Mr5t fir bid bat @ein ltnb Del
MlS SeSuS MIR aIlein.
3ebr' bein nit beinem 9einttuebz
idmer3,
Sn iei,,en Griebeni6ob,
User ,ibt 81. Sa,is am 9eilanbsbera
Wleibt ctpig beinatlrs.
g8ir tperoen cinit uns tpieoericben
Orrben 1T BEN lie)tcn S,inumelsb0be,,.
Iein tramern0cr @atte
Nidael 8adner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Wcor9 1alf

Wcorg Salf
geItorben am s. Npril 1914 ii,
Sorai,l Chic.
Seit einem Sabre rubit on MN
Sn fiibler Grbc SboB.
Sod Die Grinner,lng an bid
SIT bel unS nod, intmer 9rub
gSir ipcinen nod, nno iiro betriibt
yseii iplr bid bod, 70 lebr 3eliept.
llneripartet lam bein friiber Sob.
Wenn ih geoent Der letten Stunb
Nls Der Sob idlob beiuen Nluno.
Eo CT 5crrib nit raubcr &ano
Infer 0liif uno 2iebesbano.
Stodl lit Der Sd,n,ers nidt iiberipunoe,
Wcii man oas Siebite nrd,t pcrgibt
60 ihlaf benn mobl in itillem Triccer
gipi9 iinb iuir nidt eeihicben,
Senn mir 9laubeu al eiu Muicrite1cn
llno auf Elm frobes @iebcrieben.
Sort oben in ben 0immelsb0b'n
t0ie trauernoen htnterbliebenel1
ainoer lno @attin Charlotte Ialf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Graneu &erein Der ct. Eetrns
&ird)en 0emeinSc

ueranltaltet am l2. Npril ein ,Yil.
lp,p Gaie Harts" I'M sNetropolitan
Bldg. Inn 12 llbr mittags. Gin fei-
ner ihmadbafter 2ltnh miro ierpicrt.
MnihlieBenO folgen &orten. uno ans
bere Spiele. sln iebem 5ild) miro Elm
Soar Eoliteriiber;iise OILS Iiidpreis
obgeseben: auBeroem uiele anHere
Hreiie. 8itte liebe Sdgppitern mel.
ben lie lid an BEL 6rau Heenler. H!:.
fen Sic: GI. 1892.
SroBen Deiuh erlportet
Tas &o;lltee.
Ninnie aarres, Yrot. ,Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
3iueis 26.

slleu WtitglieOeru Siene Sur &C.
fdliaen Nahridt, oab oie udd)it.
Nerianmli:ng am Samstag, beu I
gpril, S ubr abenos I'M Schienbeiir
itattiin6et. slle Mitglieoer ,peroe,
eriuGt hieier gerinmml,lng beis.,
luobnell, benn es lperoen uerifieoenl
Sahen ali beipreden lem, Die olI'
Mitgl,eoer intereiiieren iperben.
M. :. Vin0er, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
BUR Grinneru1t0

an meiner geliebten @atten
Setter @roos
geitorbcn arn 5. Npril 1913.
3tpei Sabre iinb perfloiicn
Seit ou pon mir eeganser,.
Su rllbeit min im itillen Srieben
Su tiiblcr Groe ShcS
Ste grinnerun9 lit bel mir nod
inner arob
50 iiible oeinc 0esenuart
Nei uaem ipas id) tn,
Su ipirit mir uuper9elitb iein
Yis audi id) III 6rieben rub.
@ctuiomet bon oeiner bl6 audi il!
Spoc liebenoeu @attin
Sara 3rupS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
2lns farrell, !, -.
Siueia 21.

Us oierc allen Sd,reitern sHs
9tafridt, oab Sic nlonatlihe Ser.
ianlml:iug am Counting, Sen Is.
Mpril, I'M 3 ltbr nadrmittags, itatt.
finoet. Die Mttgl,eoer lperaen eri,lG,::
piinftlid> ,u,b 5ablreid) 5n eriheiuen,
oainit alle 8eid}ifte gut erleSigt luer.
Sen fonncu.
Spbanna Curt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
2ltS peu,,ostetpt,, obj
3tueis 80.

Gie 6ailen,uartitellc lit su uerge.
ben nit 1. Ntai 1916, l,no ib er-
il,be ale, sic iiG fiir oieIen Ylat g.
.uerben iuolle,i, iid) .an Nrdlioent
Midael 9ofeib 81, ,pcnoeli, I'M nGbe=
re Snformation s,l erlan9en uno
guar briefiid bis s,,m 1. Mai.
SoDalln SolstrGger, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

teiIieen. Wir proben ieoen Stpeite,
0tenstag INT S llbr abe1os In,
Sadienbeint. Nae Shtpeitern iino
eriubt oie Geiangproben fleibig 81,
bduben. ltniere nddite @robe lit
am 3. Mpril.
Mtarie 8ofeid), S1riitf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Siueig 10.

Oie Gerlantmluila oes 3peig 10
miro dnl 8. Mpril abgebalten. Sic
@itglieoer peroen eriuft iih 5u be
tetlieen. glisahetb Sitterlp. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
3iucis 81.

Ger 9. 2. aranfen llnteritiit
,,ngs Sercin. peranitaltet al. %
Ipril, abeuos 7:30 ll5r, III ben uur
teren Hdrnlidfeiten ser ct Getrus
Stride Elm &artempartie ullo anoerc
Spiele 5llauitiien oer Sungen im>
Nd0d,en in Der Nehrmaht. 5iernlIi
miro einem ieoen Mitslieo pom Ser
EN- Jre,moen. une 8efanaten oie
8eleeenheit geseben nit eirelu
ssherflein oieie Sad,e su ioroern
lies merte YtitglieOer ioate ms
ni1t ihaper fallen sll tlln, oenn ,pas
tliil mir geeeuiiber oem iuas uniere
Sobne, 16dter. ydter uno @attell
tun uno leiben. Y,itglieoer oieie,
Cog iolltc uls elmer Der crime.
.rtugspoIlltem I'M 8eoadtnis bleiber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

4 Mdtnas! 0amendlor Goel,peik.
/ Der Damendpr GOelaoeib f,at in
ieiner lesten 'sisume beiGloiien, iid
beim Mnttere al,io 1oGter- -8anfett
um 20. Mni nit eiuen1 2ieo 5m BE-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Wad)rid)tem aus Der 9onterus.
(Scme:n6c.

Nadridtem ans ber !0onternSs
| Ncme:nbc.
Gin paar Gage iinS urn id)on bct-
gangen ieit oem grpben Grlebuis Scr
! &oniirnlation unierer llebeu &inoer
am beiligea Yalmionntag. Sntner
.uieoer bort ,non bapon lpreden, 10
einbrrdsuou bat oieie sScier auf alle
Mnipeleu0en eapirft. llno ,pas aud,
mir tiltereu Mteuid)en alle babel &C.
lernt babeu miro iiir lc'lge 3eitel
nidt uur cine beiliae Griuncrlng
lon0eru al,d e!u blcibenber Segen
fiir uus lelr Oenu es ipar cine Hrii
Jung unb &ollfirlnatio1,, 100 8ptt
Ser Serr iel6lt, Ourh ieineu @eiit Sic
le Dobe 0eier ppllsa9 unO ser SET
lauo ielbit in unierer Mitte ,uar. io
,ueibeuou, 10 lrn9e5lpunJelL 10 edit
unb 10 .uabrbaIiis ,par Sirie boDe
Seieritunoe, Oab nlNn fast in ieoenl
elaJe cineu freroigen icligen 8lif
uuo aah 10 mande SbrGne oe- Hiib,
| r,,ng iiber baS beilige Ycrii9rt,uer,
Sen ser 8nabe @ottes lpabrnebme.!
fonnte. IS auar einem 10 ais aingc
man iel6er lpic0er nod cinn,al I'M
@eiit p"r Sen Stufeu oes slltarS,
fiiblte sic &ano oes Scelior9ers aui
Oas Saupt Ii6 legcu uaS ucrnibmc
! burd ibn Sen Segen l,no sen eigere,
&onfirlltationsiprl,h lpieSer. Sold
!tiefen Ginbr,,d itrGmte biele beilies
! Jeieritunbe auf uniere &erSen aus.
9Sie bat ooG Ser Nlltpaltelioe Serr
Ser Girde iid inns iuieoer 10 alldoig
er,pieien inoem er unierer per,pais
| item 8emeiuoe 10 einen ebten ,lno
trel,eu Gottesmanu. als Silfe lna
lSeeellbringcr ianotc. llnlere oies,
idbriaen &onfirmanocn ueroeu oil
ibre aouiirnlation gepib inrner als
Ian einen Gag oes Segens suriif
/; oenteE.
Sn iunlgem Tonfe lit ole Soutc,
rus! s!@emeilloe inherent lieben sIus.
biIfsprcoi9er &roi. slrnolo pcrpilin-
tet. Sbm lit niht MIR Die Sabe Got
tes geid,cnft ieineu StuNenten @ii,
Ienlf)aft unS &lltl,r bsisubringer
ionoern aud Oie D0dite @abe, oenl
@eilano uno ocm liebcn Uo:t Seels;l
5u5uiiiBrcn lrno lein 9ieib bier alii
Groen su fGroern uno vt bauen.
Hrilfung uuo aoniirmation srl,r-
sc iil beioeu Spuden gebalteu uno
i,nierc &inOer auarcn Sll DelpunOcri
au!c iie audi aae bciOe Cpradcn Be.
berrlGteu. SSir 9eOenfcn bierbei nit
Oanfbarcm &er5cu az sic Nrbcit I'M.
|itrer SonutagsiGnlc, al oie 2icbe
illno Srsue ibrer ninunernliioen Sch.
rer, Die nebeE ser Wlau5ensleDra
0en ainosrn allty belten Die Oellt'
idR Sprat)e jll erleruen. Sie &on-
firmationsfeier lpl.roc nod per:dont
Surd) oas paiicnOc Sieo u,icres lie,
BEN &ird)snGors ,Sei gltreu bis on
Sen 2uo". llnIer Stird)lein .par bis
auf ben lesten Ylas aefiiat.
Sn fur5en, ieooh innisen Tanfes-
aporten n,0htell mir aud bier nod)
einrlal sic ,,us atlen 10 iiei 3u Ser.
gen 9egangcne Yaiiionspreoigt ,mles
res berebrten @aitpreoigers 2r. Y.
is. q. @rotfe BON Nheeli!eg, ". @a.,
beitdtigen, Die er uns am %. b. M.
gcbaltcn bat. 8ir iinb Snrdl lie al
Ser5 1lno @eiit erauidt uno reider
gesuoroen. @ir ,uiinihen i'bm unS
llnierem lieben &ilispaitor Yroi.
Mrnolo, Sen So,mtagidulllebrer, oell
0oniirlnan0en l,no ibren lieben 81
tern iotuobl unierer 9anscr @emein.
De geieanete Sitern.
| Sm Namcn oes &irdpnrates
I &anS Bauer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
1l,ss Niles. Wtie
3meie 20.

slaen ltglieoern oiene Sur seiaui.
gen NaGrid)t, oaB Sic nGdite Ser,
ialnmluns tSonntag, oel s. Mpri!,
p ubr nadmittaes itatttinoet. Die
griioer iino eriuht 5ablrcid gu er.
idginsr. Sobam, Iapib, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
3tueis 5.

sQen 9riioern oienc sur gei1at.
gen Nabr!cDt, baB ndebitc Seriamnl.
lung Scmstas,. oca z. slpril, 7:3O
llbr 'abenos, itottfinoet: Der 5inan5.
bcrid)t ii5er bas erite GierteIiaDr
miro IN bieier 8euerGlpsrIammllnO
perleiel,. Aah ser Geriammll,ug gibi
es einen ieineu 2und,, Slid ,pabr.
iheinlid, uno mas nod oa5u sebDrt
9llIo fpmmt ale.
Sobu 5aup, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
3,ueia %.

Allen Sdlueitern oes 3rueis 2s4
|oiene sur eefdaisen Wadridt, oab
loie ndd)ite Veriammluna am Conn.
+taL oen 8. Npril, 2 llbr nadnpittass
nbgeDalten miro. 9ud) fin6et oie g.
monatlihe 8iiherpriifuno itott. Ale
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
3iucia II.

Gie nddite Serianrlnli'na iinoc1
anl Z. Nprll. I 80 ltbr abenos itat..
Iie @tltalleOcr iinS ireiublihlt CT.
iut)t anlpeiero su iein.
: Sn ser letten GerIaimll,ng .rllr.
ocu als nclie Mtitglieoer &pla Mp,u-
ny lmo &egina 2esRop in Sen Yerelu
aufgcnnmnlen inlO BON aQen Sdrur.
itcrn ber5lih uillfpnln!en gebeiBen.
ltnier nddiler &artenabenb finoet
ON ~. 9lpril, s ltbr abenos ltatt
allie iil,b bcr5lih eingelaocu iib 81
betelligen. CHARLOTTE yolt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

9enominen, oetin Sic Sefret6rinmen
luoaen init Ser 3eit fertig iein.
SeIen S. Nobrman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

- Bite Ieieu Sic Sic Mnaeiaenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

Sh1peitern fins eebeten oerNerianrn.
lung beisltrubnet,.
g. @iinther, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
6ur Grinneruno

al lltieren rnclgelicbEn 0,attel
uuO Gdter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-05-17

day, May 9th. in New York City,
In making this announcement fol-
lowing the stockholders meeting at
Pennington, n. j., 7. NJ. Girdler,
board chairman, said Rufus J, Wysor,
had asked to be relieved of his duties
rs president to engage in an impor-
tant new activity, which would be
made known shortly. Wysor, who has
been president of Republic since 1887.
will continue director of the corpora
ton.
Born In Maryland
The new president Of Republic, now
in his sos, has been lumbcrman, tan
ner telephone Iincman, railroad con-
snuction worker and stcclworker, He
was born in Oakland in the AIleghcn-
les in Western Maryland
Whites father was in the lumber
business, and Charley, when little
more than boy, went into the woods
with the cutting gangs, helped run
saWmills and learned lumber from the
living tree to two-by-fours, His gram
mar school education was gained at
Hutton, Md. He later studied mechan-
icaI engineering and was graduated
from the University Of Maryland. In
vacation time he climber telephone
poles, tanned leather and helped build
railroads.
His first steel job came in 1913,
when he became a machinist's helper
with the American Bridge Co. at Am
bridge, Pa. He later was a mill
wright's helper in a sintering plant,
and in two years he was made plant
superintendent. This was the begin
ing Of his association with the Jones
& LaughIin Steel Corp.
Ran Subsidiary Railroads
Two years later White was made
assistant blast furnace supcrintcnd-
cnt of the Eliza Work. then master
mechanic in charge of construction
maintenance and power, and he next
went to the company's Pittsburgh
South Side Works as assistant to the
general superintendent. Leaving the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-05-17
1911 HIGH SCHOOL
SENIORS EXPECT
.TOBEGRADUATED
Tentative Lists OF Five Schools
Released BY f. E. Rathbun,
County Superintendent

One hundred nincty-onc seniors of
the five high schools of Garrett county
will be graduated in June providing
those named in the tentative lists COM
pletc their work between now and the
end of the term, it has been announced
through the office of f. +. Rathbun,
county superintendent by the five
principals
This is decrease of thirty-rivc
over the tentative figure Of the pre-
vious year when 226 were listed. and
twenty-four less than two years ago.
Oakland High leads the list with 9%.
almost half of the entire number in
the county. Last year Oakland had
Il5 listed
Girls Outnumbcr Boys
The girls oumumber the boys this
year by more than two to one. there
being 1913 girls to IS boys, although
the number is the same in two schools,
Accident and KitzmiIlcr The various
schools were listed as follows:
FricndsvilIc, / boys and Is girls,
total 20; GrantSvillc, 2 boys and 80
girls, total Az Accident, 9 boys and
9 girls, total IS; Oakland, 30 boys and
So girls, total 90; Kitznillcr, s boys
and girls, total IS; grand total 1871.
The list of probable graduates:
ERIE\nSNII !. UJCu
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-05-17
Charles NJ. White, Oakland Native, Is
Named President of Republic Steel Company
By GUY T ROCKWELL Financial Cleveland PIaindeac

Charles NJ White who took his first steel job years
elected president Of the Republic Steel Corporation, third
largest its field in the country, meeting Wednes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-05-17

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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06

at first hand the methods used in
the training program. The fact
that the men who had the task Of
heading the various departments
took great pride in the boys they
had taught was evident.
And their pride was justified
in the records of squadrons train
ed here in our clear sunny skies.
There is distinct air of comrade-
ship apparent at the base. Our
hats are off to the Navy officers
who had the vision to build such
a fine institution of men and ma
chimes.
Stop long enough to consider
another serious thought. Just sup
post the atomic experiment had
not been successful or had been
long delayed. The men from Pasco
and from other military training
centers were not sitting around
waiting for it. They were carrying
the war on to rapid conclusion.
With all due respect to the
smashed atom, we sincerely be-
ieve our boys would not have
been too long in polishing off the
dWindling Nipponese empire.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06

Frank Hudson, to Mrs. Marie M.
Ter, again to Mo. NJ. M. Bic ca.,
9oungberg, and to Mrs. Keo&k
Also to Mrs. Harriet Brown r..
a mere to be forgotten farew.n
party for our little pal. Jimms
Capistrant.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06
US0 Activities

On Monday, August 9th, 1t.
Varnes and twenty girls in the
WAC were present in the new
USO location for a real home
cooked dinner. They arrived at
$50 pm. and were made very
much at home in an atmosphere
Of gaily bedecked tables, candle
Light and flowers. A fried chicken
dinner was served under the d.
rection of Mrs. Dorothy Binga-
man and Mrs. Marie Mokler, and
every girl warmly thanked these
two fine women who have shown
an active interest in USO func-
tons throughout the past seven
months.
Following the dinner the group
rode to the Naval Air Station to
witness the very fine USO Camp
Show and the movie "Duffy's
Tavern" Photographers took
group pictures that the girls will
enjoy in the future, for il was
the first group dinner that they
had enjoyed in the stay at Han
ford and Richland. Discussion
during dinner conferred around
their experiences in Hanford and
Richland, the end of the War and
their future. Many intend to mar
~ as soon as the boys come home,
others are anxious to get back to
their home towns. All seem to be
interested in shopping for color
full civilian outfits.
The Arts and Crafts are now
on display at the Washington
Hardware and Furniture Co. II
any folks are interested in join
ing the classes they can call and
leave their names at the USO
Office. The telephone number is
1851.
Plans are now under way for
the Fall and Winter season pro-
gramming in the Community
Building, in the USO Office and
in the Area. These will be pub
Eshed soon.
The Thursday program 1t the
Mexican Labor Camp continues
to be popular with games, singing
and music.
"A picnic in Richland was en-
joyed by the children from Camp
bells Cabins on Wednesday after
school. Sandwiches and games
We're the chief pleasures.
Orchids this week 60 to Mrs.
Kelly of the Kennewick Coffee
Shop, for the coffee and rolls, to
Mrs. Dorothy Bingaman, to Mr..
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06
CONGRATULATIONS

A debt of unreasonable graft
tude is owed to the Pasco Naval
Air Station by the people Of Ken
newick and of the nation. The
historic and spectacular achieve
ment of the atomic bomb develop
ment at one door may have taken
some of the attention away from
another and, in some ways, an
even greater achievement at the
other. IA.
For the Pasco MAS developed
another force that was Of vital
Importance in the winning Of the
wharf.-the highly skilled fighting
units that carried the war to the
door of the emperor's paalce.
These units were made up Of hui
man elements-the men who man
ned the Nays air force and the
courageous women who helped
them.
It was the pleasure Of repre-
sentatives Of the press to witness
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06

before the war. That's all been
changed. The war changed them
as all wars in the past have chang
ed existing conditions.
What will happen depends lot
on how we take advantage Of the
new developments. It will require
serious thinking and more hard
work to finally come out Of this
period with the world we want.
Our immediate job is to take
an inventory Of what we have
now. We must think Of ways to
provide the fullest amount Of EN-
ployment, to develop all possible
ties for expansion Of business,
farm and industrial production
and to meet the growing require
ments for cultural and recreation
al activities.
It's an individual and commun-
ity job. Now is the best time to
get started.
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worst of the rapids. On October
Is they camped on q high point
of rocks at the mouth Of Quenett
MilD creek, the site Of the present
town Of The Dalles, Oregon. They
also camped here on their re-
turn journey, calling the place
Rock Fort.
From now on the party was
infested with heas, contracted
from visiting Indian villages. II
it wasn't one thing, it was an
other, to make life miserable for
the doughty explorers. On the
Missouri it was wind, mosquitoes
and grizzly bears; on the Colum-
bia, rain, fog and deas.
Go be continued
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III O V + X

DR.. Goldie Merrill spent ~.
weekend at Seattle visiting reIa
tives and friends. ~
r. Arnold and son, who b.u.
been visiting at his sisters M NM
VIM. Num-, has gone over to Pascc
to work. .o
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Evans wen.
to Walla Walla this week on bus;'
ness. '''
E. j. Clark, from Hermiston w..
at Mrs. Edna Mills place on bus;'
ness this week.
John Mills Of Portland is her.
helping his mother with the peach
harvest.
Mrs. Winnie Num- and Mrs. Az.
mold and Mrs. Lulu Hampton a.
tended Eastern Star lodge TUE.
day night.
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essee, Idaho, Lars Lande of Pot
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Every time your heart beats, the
$50 u. S., refineries (all working
to maximum capacity make pos
sible the sending overseas of
enough oil to run an automobile
from Fairbanks, Alaska, down
through Canada, the U. S., Next
co, and Central America to Costa
Rica, next door to Panama.
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Inventory

"The war is over and now we
can sit back and relax. Ho, hum"
That attitude is prevalent and
not entirely without justification.
Many people have worked harder
than they ever dreamed they
could in doing their part to help
win the war. No doubt vacation
is in order-but not rut.
The war was world wide en-
terprise. It affected every living
person in one way or another. The
peace is just as world wide. And
Kennewick has a very definite
place, an important place on this
war weary old sphere.
Conditions are changing from
what they have been these past
three years and will continue to
change. But they will probably
never be the same as they were
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Pictured play. "flanse GEss."
put recently Community building under the direction Of
Miss Edwna Cute Seated in the front
left right Dolo!s: Kss:ins:! Eunies DsPuy Msins
Bond Bobis Jean Dyess. Helen Dye
Billy Dspasquals Standing oEan Redss1. ivsnna Pens Rich
ard Chcut Perkins. Jaequolne Sitter Kathryn Schmidt
Stewart lsksY Dorothy LaksY. Standing be-
hind the children Miss Polling and Miss Cfuts.
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SCISSORS PREFERRED

SCISSORS PREFERRED
: Kitchen scissors are preferred
to a knife at the Westinghouse
Home Economies Institute for
such jobs as dicing celery, green
peppers, or trimming fish and cub
ing meat. With scissors the work
goes faster, and obviously ones
fingers are out of harms way.