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Laurence is married and has
two children.
When originally arraigned on
the warrant, recommended by
Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held,
Laurence had pleaded innocent.
When he appeared today for
trial, however, he changed his
plea to one of guilty.
In addition to the fine and
probation, Laurence was given
suspended sentence of 80
days in jail.
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Farmers Eye
Bird Season

The Clinton Township Farm
ers' Protective Association met
last night at the Township Hall,
South Gratiot avenue, together
with hunters who are contem-
plating the bird season.
Agreements relative to hunt
ing rules were made between
hunters and farmers and the
necessary cards for posting were
distributed.
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Chandler
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a smear campaign worked up
against me which has been paid
for. | don't know who was be-
hind it and l am not interested,
because it didn't get any place.
My position is solid.
At the same time, Chandler
said he had not mailed his res
ignation as senator to Gov.
Simeon Willis, of Kentucky, had
not yet written it and was not
sure just when he would mail it.
II am not going to let the
governor read my resignation in
the papers," he stated. 1T will
be announced by the governor
himself
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Watkins Addresses
Child Study Club

WARREN-Macy Z. Watkins
Mount Clemens attorney spoke
TO the Child Study Club at War
rem on Monday evening. His
subject was Juvenile Delin-
quency."
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Walter Schuster
in Warren. Mrs. Carl Schwartz
presided and the club voted a
substantial donation to the War
Fund drive and to continue sup
port of two Girl Scout Troops.
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Milk Producers 10 Hold
Special Meeting OF. IS

Members of the Mount Glenn
ems local of the Michigan Milk
Producers Association will hold
a special meeting Monday night
at 8 at the Clinton Township
hall on Moravian Drive. Dele
gates TO attend the annual meet
ing of the Association at Lam
sing on Nov. l will be elected at
this time. Hugo Nieman, secre-
tary Of the Mount Clemens local
revealed.
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freeing the people from all
forms Of governmental inquisi-
ton and RECOMMENDATION, he
quoted Macarthur as telling
Shidehara.
Jansen said MacArthur's
wishes were expressed to the
japanese premier at Shidehara's
first visit to the Allied supreme
commander at s p. m. g a. m,
EST.
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Flood

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resolution in that floods have
cost the residents Of Mount
Clemens millions of dollars dur
ing the past few years and any
amount that the city and tax
payers will be asked 10 pay will
be only a drop in the bucket
to the money that will be saved
due to the flood control pro-
iect.
Evening star., 1945-06-15
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started.
Kept, AUDITED, tax reports. monthly serv-
ice. statements. Prompt reasonable. shep-
ACCouSTANT, 5 cPA. executive controIler,
experlenced in public accounting. Box
ACCoUNTANr competent and reliable:
auditS. tax reports, statements, monthly
service sreasonable rates. Box ll4-E,
cARTooNIsT DON desires nt posttion' all oH or gsEt
CHEF. high-class. available after June 25;
prefer private family. in or out Of city:
ssst s4IntST Rex soG Star .s.r.
daywork between 10:30-5; honest, relia-
bic, refs. Please call TR. 4923 bet. I2.5.
CoLoRED MAN wants janitor job. expert
EXECUTIVE, member D. c. Bar Assn, per,
enrous ana o makns
FORMER FOR: r. NGovERNMENT OFFICIAL, doc;
ADEQUATE position as man of confidence
fRGAIEMTMBER OF BAR desires position
nreferred. " Box I07-E, star. Is:
RESPONSIBLE, well-paying position for
an in RI neeTan in Var
DEPARTMENT Box 1aa"E, Star Il:
YOUNG MAN, colored, jr. mech, drafts;
as csk sDa sDfse mmed Box a5E sisT
YOUNG MAN (colored). h $. educ. wants
Job as mechanics helper or driving war II
veteran TR 57q5 I5.
POSITION DESIRED as outside representa-
tive or salesman for established organiza-
ton. Young man, 81 veteran, with ex-
cellent local retail experience, pleasing
personality and good appearance. Have
late-model car. Not interested in low
starting salary with rosy postwar pros
poets. Want 10 represent a reputable
product or idea on salary and commits
sion or stralght salary basis. Box sac,
Star IS
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PERSONAL.

SLIP, SLIP COVERS AMP AMP DRA,rER1EsnExpsE. DRAPER,
fEkMASEST ffkn sfSS5s '0ss e9 SapS and anssr
%HS .-s,ns[ss nos:
want to feel younger; ostrex Tonic Ta6-
lets pep UP bodies old soley because lack
ing iron; trial size only 35c; at all drug
Or a. " JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
rsoaired while you wait Room 6o2.
pHoSE MfSIs shEpHEKp sfE aSs 4s $3.50 as for Mis-.
Wris''t. If vou are in need of loan UP to
sI9g sfHrSoSscIoSga q Ss95 ssna'q5s Rsr,sD .uss,,
through course IN PUBLIC speaking: Learn
DO ts on feet sns BE for
YOUR t niPfs5Sn PERsoNaInTY Eff h N Color. NOW,
The very. latest. in portraiture. No tint
raphy amazingly s low pSices Phone pfGneT EeT-
RcHRDs re taa3 cofnes ta Wisconsin aVs ass
MnfGR SE FHoRRoGRApaEbB 1t Bealfy AZ f5slf
sss CHEVY "efdafs eHAsE suD y 5sSueS@. o
VACANCY for qualified child care. reason
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BoYs offers a
school and camp, art MUSIC, riding, SWIM
MAkET s.si + NURSERY 5a. j; scHSoI5sns I. S M Is to
WANTED country home for l3-yr -old girl
VINO likes horses. CHIIDREN'S PROTEC-
TIVE ASSOCIATION, 1907 S st. NV.
Dupont 1878.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for private
Call G1ebe 5699
NATIONALLY-KNowN SINGER will ex-
change lessons for accompanying. DU.
LEAVING CITY - Will sacrifice Beauty
rest matt, bed (maplel. kneefole desk;
other articles. ia. 70l3.
unfurnished, for permanently employed,
well-behaved courle: no children or pets.
Phone Georgia 5426 after 6 pm
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HELP MEk and WOMEN Cont.

u Il
GSouPlE' SS1g to care ,oT so.roomn hpSiss' Iisst
Sec ass' dRoSGR. aE aTa''ssHs5ss ssss
COUPLE. ghw; n9ae so%DeteHTs' Hs tdr 6eis5le; s,1m
mer and week ends all year, Washington
all week during winter: no small children;
trict g0s9 between $3.50 and D. except Sat
and sun.
CoUPLE--General handyman, able to drive
car: woman TO cook and clean: your own
attractiyely furnished cottage with all
modern conveniences Virginia estate. %
miles from WASHINGTON: best salary for
rieht people who will appreciate pleasant
life Phone MR.. DAVIS, DI. 1000, for
further information.
DISHWASHERS, experienced. white or COL
ored; diShwashng machine Apply In per-
ELEVATOR oPERAToRs, white, s-hour
shifts, good salary, meals, laundry and
uniforms. Apply housekeeper, DOCTORS
HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye st. NV
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 10 or over. We
food counters, helping to feed Washington
war workers. Good pay while learning
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
MAN MAN AND u, WIFE. T s no children, for farm
ing In nearby Md, wife to do g.h.w,;
dependable and sober; permanent job. See
MR.; RUPERT. 1921 7th st. NV. Ma
OFFICE accounting supervisor. stenogra-
pher-typiSt, clerk-typist, stock and time
keeper Tor machine shop: perma nent Jobs;
essential indqs.ry Apply METAL LIMB
PHOTOGRAPHER to operate small studio
Must have character references; about S45
Reliable COUPLE to take complete
charge country home near WASHINGTON,
usually used by owner only week ends;
year-around, permanent employment; wom-
0fSt-ClaSS +,
generally useful 2 bedrooms and bath for
private use. Give full experience and ref
erences. Box 4i0-R, Star.
DESIRABLE opening for person familiar
with dept store merchandise statistics:
good salary. permanent See Mr.. Waters.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F ST. NV,
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLORED GIRL wants clerical work in
Office or dry cleaner. Call MI 1868.
COOK, white, with-sdiplomstic or ofhcial
family preferred, or cut Of town for sum-
mer. Reply Box l23-E. Star II"
DRESSMAKING, designing. remodelinE, al
teratlons. reasonable. MISS BERT 1880
R.6srE {R,6 Ss Ey Stksk kgt AZ 23s fSrmsr Nav,
nurse, exp in ipdust. nursing. desires en-
ployment in DR. S Office, Box 7s-E, Star,
JANIToR. colored woman; must have small
quarters with pay. ANNIE LUCAS, 436
SURsE~Graduate r. n. desires position in
doctors Office: 2 years experience as doc
sor's assistant; references furnished. Call
REcEPTIoNIsT-coIe student, free aft
type; l VI S business experience and 2 yrs
REFINED WHITE WOMAN companion to
elderly or seml-lnVahd, wou!diass1st with
lisht househeld duties; live n; s25 per
exp; dictaphene ,orerator: prefer one
81 of1es; T-sag wk Boy las,E: Star T..
fee routine; rApable full charee: attr per-
sonality; sxeglent backsro5nd. pleasant,
one-eirl Office preferred.- MA. 0s95.
EC.-STESOGsS competent fast and sc-
curate, vantspart-tinle Woxk; 90 years
experience, manuscripts, contract work
eillins' some lsv; can composes Box BE
sECRETARY-sTENoGRAPHER, industr1-
sires permanent position with postwar
future: native Washingtonian. Box 75-E,
Star 16s
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HELP DoMEsTIc Cont,

area 50 per day and eas,srs, fS5 Sa,,s.ays aays
aas aeside f' IN siVsr sprs 81 5S5 aS
MAID wanted daily, g. am. TO 7 pm:
so5h msea ana home sssR eRsnss saEs7 NJ ss fns e. & ss
MAD MAJ cs or Mn smplessd essd eoupie live I'M sl'
MAID. experienced; 9 to 4. Monday through
Friday 2 VA adults lsSs no cooking; SIS and
felrea sa afqs m 9asng va must i hsss
only moderate amount Of work $50 per
fs ana part faFhaae me or "" fu f'a time must b.
able to answer phone; neat appearance.
MAID M iSPh %airREssi aTs as General housexork 1yt
employed; live in: good local references.
Ef3fRh2af EGRsfaAD EH for 41aS children; v. in good
home and good salary experienced; other
sdRRsRaasi6 sfR sRRasGiHsa III. Es IL hl'1 fine home 500
Cd, Mr sagI5sd gSs oSssF sp
2 WAiTREssEs, j, chambermaid, imme-
seea meals 1927 ieth NV: 1 D'
work; fond Of children; II moor, until, after
dinner M zno ssss snndays; s22 week and car
WOMAN. white, with or without child. to
live in and take complete charge Of small
home and children for WORKING mother.
Call Ii 03S5.
WOMAN. young. exp with children; ltvs
in; general housework; good pay. sH.
YOUNG WOMAN for days work. cleaning
and ladies' personal laundry; cheerful dts
position; IS a day, q to 8, and lunch rsf-
s25 A WEEK. IA days of, cook and gen.
eral houseworker; live in. lsi-foor bedroom
and bath 2 children under . years in
family; health card or doctors certificzte
required SH. 7142
sle5 PER MO; gh W, cooking and laun-
mcnt once a month only .-as22 5th 81 n,T.
Evening star., 1945-06-15
HELP MEN ond WOMEN

ASST. CANTEEN MANAGER. experienced;
military hotel Apply in person, MRS.
RAY, 500 North Capitol st. 49,
ASSISTANT COOK general helpers:
pot washer. dish washer: good salary.
meals. laundry: day off week. Cali
DIETICIAN, Oliver 67OO
hours and good pay. Box 36i.R. Star. Ao'0
COOK. hotel dining room experience.
Call manager of dining room, NO. 443O.
COUPLE. colored, for residential club in
Chevy Chase. Must be honest and reli-
able; no cooking, no laundry. Man to
help serve, take care Of yard and garden
$500 mo, food and living quarters. Cali
Evening star., 1945-06-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DOWNTOWN, near Mass ave: 80 rooms,
baths; income, $1,000 monthly: property
and business For appointment call RE.
29S0. JAY REALTY
H ST. NE.--1st commercial, suitable for
now operated as 2-family nat income
S190, Can be purchased for S13,a5O, in
cluding furn:. with $4,000 cash. RE. 2eS0
JAY REALTY.
CLEANING and laundry agency. wonder
full opportunity for quick cash buyer:
Franklin 9S4a 16s
1921 L ST. N.W.-26 IT. wide, 1874 f. long,
nrepfoot rsinforSed S9nSrsss roof; a219
s. MURRAY, 1881 G st. NV. RE 2460.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLOREDr GIRL wants. gh.w. Call Nj.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants days work, CSC
hour. DU 1894
GIRL, colored. desires part-time work, .
days a week no cooking. DI, 1928.
WISH paTt-time evening lob from . m.
until ?; SIS and carfare. NV or ne.
only. RA. 1920; ref.
WOULD LIKE to share my maid for part
time, : mornings. Mon through Friday.
preferably in apt. Honest. reliable likes
children. vicinity OF BrightpooG; S12
Wk GF 51Q6
Evening star., 1945-06-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

CAPITOL HILL sTENoGS., Senate and
House, fascinating openings: perm; meet
the public: top salaries. MA. 2340 (Est.
2S yrsD BOYD'S, 1893 ST. NV
TEACHERS-Let us help you find a new
fall position. Register now. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Blde,,
Evening star., 1945-06-15
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENoGRAPHIC ana secretariaI classes
now forming. .Beginners and refresher
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses, Est: 2s years: accredited;
F st lopp CAPITOL Theater)
PARENTS-Consult US about private
schools. Junior colleges or military schools.
Rates $50 up. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION. RE 3q3q
Evening star., 1945-06-15
MOTOR TRAVEl.

RIDE WANTED to California or Colorado
by couple or would drive somebody's car
at my expense; like to leave next weeks;
best RET; furnished and required. Gall
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. desiring travel
TO any point on West Coast, willing to
drive owners car entire distance ex-
perienced driver. Phone Wisconsin 1894
or write Box Qh-E Star La
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kOOQ pay, car allowances. UNITED SALES
REfRfGERATaoR REPAIRMAN, l1sa An, at least s
years experience on household service.
FREDERIcKs, 1905 14th st. NV, ia.
RESTAURANT MANAGER and counter
man; man nightw9rk; Pm; Y am; long
REsTAURsASSTT ST MANAGERMMsn ag0cs CAPABLE aSL
of assuming complete charge Of large CEN
trally located restaurant and taproom:
menus and handle help salary dependent
on ability; our employees know this ,ad
a ans Jsp 5splies will be strictly confidential.
GOODMAN AND CHAIRMAN for survey field
party; steady work. sH. 1894 after
hSSSSGER SSdTIN SB R6s 1ny5ss gNygssta i5n. cqs b.
ROOM CLERK, with or without experience
daywork only; excellent opportunity to start
o. successful hotel career; pleasant atmos-
nhere, congenial coworkers; only reliable
sealy See Nj srS%n Sa PaefTGuRa aoTEI Ra1Enea nesa
kOUTEMEN for establishing milk route.
Avsfase @ salary salary $50 per week or more. Good
oHEsTNuA AHPPE Farms pRfK9 S s9o Pennsy sS
vania ave. NV. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap-
SALESMAN, are you interested in a post
snIn,r war ,Iutu1e esta Siished wholesale beauty
ambitious, enersetic young M rf man to ,Oc cover s
9 regular territory; salary and commits
sion, car necessary. Phone RE. 3l3l for
an appointment
shington firm desires
salesman with car; salary and commission
AMCo PRODUCTS CO, 1872 NJ st. NV
with one of Nations leading truck manu-
facturers: excellent opportunity; salary
snd sd =, eommission on N Box 226-R, Star.
stores for wholesale house GENERAL
DISTRIBUTORS, 929 Eye st. NV.
SALEsMAN-A prominent Pharmaceutical
manufacturer has an exceptional oppor-
tHnity for high type man to contact
physicians and pharmacists in Washing
ton Permanent position with fine sd-
monthly advance, commission basis State
age, education, employment record and
other pertinent information. BOX 416-
D., Star 1Ss
Statesmen, mems haberdsshery, expert
enced; exceptionally fine salary. FIELDS
CLOTHES, 722 14th ct. NV.
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gb adaSas for hal. psh s Sqty sssR nv
WHTE cARPRNTER for Inside st RoTk York Per-
manent job Phone Chestnut s215 after
WINDOW WASHERS, colored; no expert.
ence necessary, will be paid while training.
Al ApL1y y :, empi=oyment I. = once 9Th f. WOOD, 0D
MA. .Mn,ARD d LoTHRoP' 9:3o-o daily, l2:3O-9
Wool TPREssER. experienced; piecework.
Wool PRESsERS. full or part time, piece
5oHNsoN 5si So : cTEANERs Han IS 1881 Rhode island
YOUNG MEN, over is. Virginia sales work:
can earn $40 per day. Room 422, ia
YOUNG MEN for wrapping and shipping,
LEADING retail optical establishment in
pable benchman, permanent position; salary
open. Reply, giving full particulars, P. o.
RoS WaN8pS s2s; Richmond s Virginia:
tiyes trutS,rf for oil burner and furnace manu-
ns wGEe tor and ue o s asE noh he
is5s S5:f sSas
stock clerks, machinists, machine opera
tors helpers; rood salary and good work
ing H,,s;trn s9ndttions @ ~ Apply Mr; Bonner, THE
aSstsI aLOFtSTEAED AZ Co. eo9 selim rd., Silver
fIHEsns' REAL Estate 81 OFFICE needs listing and
1890 until 8 pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
5504 Connscticut ave;
young man TO learn the automobile parts
business. This is a permanent position
with the largest Ford dealer in the East
See Mr.. Stafford, STEUART MOTOR CON-
PANY, 9Th and New York ave. NV.
WASHINGTON agency for nationally
known ofhce equipment manufacturer
needs maintenance and service men, good
pay with excellent opportunity for ad-
vaneement, and postwar future, previous
essential as we furnish all necessary
training. Box 394-R. Star.
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half Of our food is taken in puri-
fled form.
If we add the protective foods,
such as milk, eggs, green vege-
tables, to our diet we are reason
able protected. Many people do
not.
The general public has shown
its preference for white flour over
whole wheat in spite of the present
day knowledge. Putting back the
nutrients seemed the best way
to protect the health of the general
mass Of people. During the war
and for six months following, q
program to enrich white flour
used by families and bakers
white bread has been in effect.
It is up to the individual states
to endorse this program, Washing
ton has already adopted such leg
islation.
Enrichment of three other foods
on a large scale has been endorsed
by the American Medical ASCOT
alton. Margarine, milk and SALT
Vitamin A has been added to Mar
garine. This was to make it OF
equal value with butter as food.
The first standards set up have
been low. Later experiments have
shown $4,000 units Of vitamtn A
per lib. are necessary for margar-
inc, to be used safely in place OF
butter. One firm has voluntarily
brought up their standard to this
level.
Vitamin D has been added to
canned milk. Milk Is the logical
food to carry this vitamin to the
general public. It is the one need
ed mostly by small children who
use more milk. The calcium and
phosphates found in milk are used
better by the body when vitamin
D is present.
Table salt has been fortified by
adding iodine. Iodine is used to
reduce goiter. Many areas Of
Washington are in the goiter belt.
When Iodine is not present In the
soil, vegetables grown on the soil
do not have iodine to give to the
body. Everyone should make It q
point to use iodine salt. Not all
foods should be fortified with vi
tamins. Advertising claims are
misleading and the food product
lin question is often not q suitable
carrier Of the vitamin as adver-
tised.
CATSUp
IF you are interested in using
the last tomatoes on the vines for
catsup, please send in for Ext.
Monograph No. 270. It tells you
what causes color changes and
gives recipes for making it and
chill sauce.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04
Homemalzers'
Briefs
GLADYS Z. BolQQe

Home Demonstration Agent.

Two meal preparation teams
have received blue ribbons this
month. Each team cooked q
breakfast and served it to two
guests. They were Judged for
buying, planning the work, serv-
ing, acting as hostesses and keep
ing the price within sixty-five
cents. They will be guests Of the
sponsor sometime later in the fall,
at a luncheon. Girls and boys In
the food preservation and garden
contests will also attend this
luncheon. The two blue ribbon
teams are from the Richland
Breakfast Al club with Mrs. Don
Liggett as leader.
WRAP IT IN TIN
Wrap it in Tin" is the advice
of Miss Eleanor Davis, State Ex-
tension Nutritionist, IL you are
planning to send food overseas
to your servicemen. Did you know
that the Red Cross in Richland
and Pasco has boxes and the tins
with a tin sealer to seal your per-
ishables? We have mimeograph
No. 279 in the office that gives
suggestions for puddings, candy
nuts and cookies suitable to send
overseas.
ENRICHMENT OF FOODS
In the milling of cereal pro-
ducts, it is common practice to dis
card the germ and the branny
layers in which the vitamins and
minerals are concentrated, as fit
only for animal feeds. We pre-
pare for human consumption only
the starchy endesperm which con-
tains much smaller share Of
these essential nutrients, white
flour, white rice, barley grits,
pearled barley and most corn pro-
ducts such as corn meal, hominy,
polenta and corn flour come IN
this class Of foods.
Sugar is treated In refining 50
practically all Of the valuable vi
tamins and minerals are removed
and discarded as impurities. Fats
and oils used for cooking are
similarly highly refined. What this
adds up to is that since. Ameri-
cans take 80 per cent Of their food
calories in form Of refined cereals
about IS per cent as sugar, and 10
per cent to IS per cent as refined
fats, it is evident that more than
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04
III CLUBS ORGANIZED

On the first day for reorgan1.
cation two All clubs got under
way. After school at Benton City
the girls under the leadership Of
Mrs. Mary E. Brooks met at the
home Of Mrs. w. Sutten. Several
new members joined. After the
election of officers, the group fin
ished up their record books. Off,
GERS for the new year are: Flor
ence Sutten, pres, Catherine Bor-
den, vice pres. Betty Weber, Sec,
Ellen Sutten treas, Mae Tracy,
historian and Margaret Kerr, re-
porter.
They will continue their pro-
jects in sewing and canning.
At the eight o'clock in the Fin
ley area, at the home Of John Per-
kins, the Finley Livestock and
Garden Club was recognized,
with John Perkins, president, Geo.
Elder, vice president, Wilmont Ell
der, secretary-treasurer, and Art
Messengale, reporter.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04
New HIGH In Farm WAGES

Another new high in farm wages
was recorded in July, when work
ers were making an average Of 500
q month without board. According
to q survey by the Department Of
Agriculture, farm workers receiv.
ed an average Of $92.70 per month
in April, and $89.54 In July, 1914.
The present wage level Is more
than double what agricultural
workers received In October, lo4l.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04
TELEVIsIoN I'M f1orEI. IA

TELEVISIoN IN HOTEL ROOMS
Hotel patrons want television
sets in their rooms as soon as full
scale production is under way.
In surveys recently taken, a ma
jority recorded a preference for
q central system similar to mas.
ter control radios now In use In
many large hotels.
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compliance with the orders of the Board. The latter is usually only demanded of employers who have become habitual, or continual of- lenders. The Board relies for the enforcement of it's orders on the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in the District where the offense occurred. These Courts have jur- isdiction over the cases upon the request of the Board, which must file 8 transcript of the hearings with the court. The court then has power to grant temporary relief and injunctions, and to issue de- cree enforcing, modifying or set- ting aside the order of the Board. The findings of the Board as to the facts, if supported by evidence, shall be conclusive. Appeals from Board orders may be made to the Circuit Court of Appeals. The same procedure then prevails as when the Board petitions the Court. Unless specifically ordered by the Court, proceedings on the appeal do not stay the Boards orders. Be- fore we conclude this broadcast, can you emphasize to our radio audience the Investigatory powers of the National Labor Relations Board?
 
 CHAPMAN: It will be a pleas ure to explain them. The Board has power to subpoena witnesses, to examine and copy any evidence it considers necessary. The Dis trict Courts of the United States, or the United States Court, or the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia can punish refusal to obey the Boards subpenas. Any