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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14
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Pc Vokietijos Uzdanga

tu dar Prancuzija, Italia, Bel
gija, ir Holandija.
Jei Italia, Belgija ir Holan-
dija ir galima siadien skaityti
priklausant Anglu Amerikeciu
ziniai tai Prancuzija tue tarpu
svyruoja kaip pakabintas pa
karuokls, ir nezinia kur jis
nukris. -. JOS padetis yra
siadien tokia pat kokioje buvo
Pabaltijo krastai po Molotovo-
Ribbentropo susitarimo pada-
Init Lenkija (1939 m. Rug
pjucio 3 d..
Galima laikyti tikru daiktu
kad sovietai sieks visomis ga
liomis isitvirtinti prie Atlantic
pakrasciu, atnaujindami ten
jau Vokieciu padarytus pyli-
mus. Jie etapais siekdami pa
saulines revoliucijos, darys vi
ska kad savitarpines pagalbos
sutartimis ''garantuotu" Ho-
landijos, Belgijos ir Prancuzi-
jos sauguma, ir tue budu pri-
artetu prie Anglijos krantu.
Kur ir kaip galetu pavykti
Anglams Amerikieciams issi-
kelti j Europa, jei il butu vi
sa bolsevikiniuose spastuose
Apie tai tegul kalbes daugiau
ismanantieji. Nuns belieks
dar pasakyti tik tick kad so
vietai tiki jog Prancuzija tures
subolseviketi, ir tada Anglai
Amerikieciai lures is Vokieti
jos nesdintis jei MEMORIES but
paimti replies, kuriu viena'
spaudiklis bus Maskvoje, O an
tras Paryziuje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

ningu iliustraciju kreidiniame
popieriuje. Knyga teikia soli-
du, imponuojanti ispudi ,$3. Lei
dejo adresas Cleveland 3, Ohio,
$500 Superior Ave., USA.
Tad jau yra lektura, nus
viecianti musu kultura, musu
laisves ir savistomo problemas
ju tikroje sviesoje. Reikia kad
kuoplaciausia ia lektura paplis-
tu leidiniu platinimo. Skelbki-
me platinimo vaju. Juk yra
begale progu tokia lex tura
skleisti. il turf butt kiekvie-
noje viesoje skaitykloje, kny-
gyne. il turf butt pirma do
vana kitatauciui, reiskiant jam
kuria nors proga demesl. Nuo
musu aktyvumo pareina plati-
nimo pasekmingumas. Knygas
galima israsyti pagal pridetus
adresus, pervedant pinigus per
banka. Svarbu kad tokia kny-
ga nepeletu lentynoje, bet bu-
tu judrus kapitalas, nesantis
NUNS pelna.
Belskimes ir bus atidaryta.
Spaudos zodis musu stiprus
ginklas.
Us leidimo 'Lietuviai svei-
carijoje".) Xxx.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

Svek susirinke Lietuvos vadavmo r Lietuviu gelbej
rekalus svarsyt r tautniams darbams panus primt
Letuva kamyno nepateisnaa okupuota netesetai anek
smurSka vadoma ir naknama vites nenusoja, vi
som sgalems uz laisve kovoa r visus Letuvus takon
kvecia Tauta aukciausiu idealu Lasva Nepr
kausoma Letuva. Jusu patrione pagaba Lietuva r
bus nuosrdziai vernta Varan Lietuvos vienybe e
zydi ir laisve tauta tenesa Gerausu pasekmQ.
PETRAS DAUzVARDIS,
Letuvos Konsulas
NUO BALI VICE PIRMININKO ADV N RASTENIO
BALI vadovybes vardu sveikinu LVS Selma linkedamas
geriausio passekimo.
NADAS RASTENIS.
Seimas taipg gavo sveikinmus vairu veikeu r
LVS skyriu aukoms Aukotou varda r LVS seimo
rmai bus paskelbta sekancame numeryie.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14
EUROPON SIUNCIA
KUMELES

UNRRA nupirko Amerikoje
10000 kumeliu tinkamu darbui
ir veislei, pervezimui j Europos
sails atstatymui karo nuteriotu
ukiu ir siaip judejimo.
Jau apie 47,0O0 kumeliu is
siunciama Europon Xxi Birzelio
20, o kitos bus issiustas Xxi ga
lui siu metq.
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MusQ Cink|as
KOVA DEL TEISYBES REL
KALAUJA KANTRYBES
IR PASIAUKOJIMO

P.'setAoA ohClDGl dplS
NUNS padaryta skriauda ir nes-
tt pasaulio viesumon skunda
del ziauraus smurto.
Pasaulis taip mazai Zinc mus
ir musu laisves' problema. Ty-
lett musu padetyje tolygu sa-
vizudystei. Mes turime rekte
rekti, kad nuo patranku dun
desio apkurtes pasaulis isgir-
stu musu balsa.
Nuns ne naujiena kulturine
kova del teisybes. Mes turime
tokiai kovai grazias tradicijas.
Mes keturiasdesimts metu ko-
vojom del musu spaudos, mes
simtmeti kovojom del musu ne
priklausomybes ir per visa mu-
I su istorija kovojame del musu
laisves.
Mes kovojome prizes milzinus.
Tulam atrode tada kad musu
kova tai vien tik uzsispyreliu
saujeles isdaiga. Kas taip gal
vojo tas ir klydo. Tai buvo vi
sos tautos. kova del teisybes,
kova del savo gyvybes. Ir tas
Observation-Disclosures nelygias ko-
vas mes laimedavome viena po
kitos.
Mes mokame kenteti, laukti
ir tiketi. Mes esame kantrus.
Esame salto kraujo, uzgrudinti
ir patyre kovose del laisves.
Ir mes kovosime toliau. Vel
prasideda didziuju kovu baras
Mes skelbsime pasauliui teisy,
be. Mes belsime kol bus atida,
ryta. Mes belsime metus. Mes
: belsime desimti metu. Mes bel
) sine simtmeti. Musu puseje
: tiesa ir teisybe. Pergale bus
J musq. ''..
l Tai mintys, pamacius pirma
l j "The Baltic Review" numeri
l ir knyga "Timeless Lithuania"
, parasyta DIR. Owen ]. C. Norem
"The Baltic Review" yra pc
riodinis leidinys, pasiimas sa,
vo uzdaviniu teikti informaci
jas apie Pabaltijo valstybes
: apie tu saliu tautas ir ju kul
: tura. Leidinio tikslas padet
Baltams tarpusavyje aptarti il
panagrineti savo gyvybines
problemas, naudojant susizino
jimui pasauline Anglu kalba
Leidinys taip pat pageidaujs
butt draugas visiems Baltl
draugams, teikdamas jiems Ii
MAS apie mus. Turinyje telps
issamus straipsniai paliecia vi
su triju Pabaltijo valstybiu sa
I. vitumo ryskinimo temas. "Tauti
l mis- Lietuviu Charakteris" Juo
20 Lingio, 'Latviu Tauta" K
I Strauberge, "Estu Kul t uro'
Amzius" Eerik Laid, ''Baltl
Pabegeliu Teisine Padetis" N
Kaasik, ir tt.
Lietuviai, Latviai ir Estai Sc
mai svajotos vienybes kelyje
Kelyje j kova del laisves. Gar
: be items vyrams kurie ryzos
tokiu sunkiu metu pasiimti ant
savo peciu ta misija - skelbt
pasauliui kad mes turime but
laisvi, kurie budami neskaitlin
ga saujele, istremime, be ispus
to triuksmo ir be iStekliu dir
ba pozityvu darba ir teikia pa
vyzdi turtingoms, nuo seniau
isikurusioms iseivijoms. Leidi
nio adresas: Sweden, Stock
holm, Blanchegatan IA. Kai
ma Sw. Kr. 1.50.
|
Knyga "Timeless Lithuania'
yra Lietuvos istorija. il pa
rasyta buv. USA. pilnateisio il
nepaprasto pasiuntinio Lietu
val Owen J. C. Norem. 1sleists
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Gle.
veland'e, 1943 metals. Knygs
yra 800 pusl. Lietuvos istorijs
nuo seniausiu laiku Xxi 1941
metu. Visi Lietuviskieji var.
dai ir vietovardziai, neiskraipy.
I'll, bet tikri. Greta istorinil
ziniu keleta paragraph paskirts
musu problemoms iSkelti ir sta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

sKIETA medziaga likus is
soya pupos po to kai aliejus
isspaudziamas, naudojama is
dirbimui daugelio daily auto
mobiliams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14
Svekinimai LVS Seimui Detroite

Iieuva Vaduot Sajungos 6tam metiniam semui Detroit
Mch prie au paskebtu sveknimu aun veikeu IS Eu
ropos prisiusta dar sekant svekinimai:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

LVS dayviams lnku grazaus pasisekimo kiniame
teit morane parama broiams isemime r Lie
tuvoe kuri dabar pupeto vadzoe paverga auka nesua
islaisvnimo Taika neimanoma koe Atlantic Charter r
Keturu Lasvu prncipu vetoe svasosi kasa r tronija
Testpreja Lietuvos vadavimas.
ZADEIKIS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14
PRIZE ABIEJU ELBOS
KRANTU

osAciAhEOo pIOhJlClIlOS ~ IS
Vidurzemio Juros, Artimuose
Rytuose. ir tolimoje Azijoje sa-
vo seseliais yra uzdengusios la
bal gilu ir esmini ginca del
Vokietijos. Jei Balkanuose dis.
kutuojama del prekybiniu su-
tarciu laisves, o Irane spiria-
masi del ''juodojo aukso"', tai
Vokietijos erdveje koncentruo-
jasi dvieju pasauliu kova =
pasauliu kurie savo strukturo-
mis-, idejomis ir gyvenimo bu-
dais labai tolimi vienas nuo an
tro, vienas SUI antru nesuderi-
nami ir niekuo nesulyginami.
Viena ju atstovauja Sovietu
Russia, antra - Anglai-Ame-
rikieciai. Ir abu Sic visiskai
skirtingi pasauliai susitinka
prie demarkacijos linijos: prie
Elbos-Harzo, Kaseliu kalnu,
Tiuringino misku ir per Bohe-
mijos kalnus nusitesia Xxi Ju-
goslacijos ir Trieste. -.
Toji linija yra atzymeta ge-
lezine uzdanga, kurios vienoje
puseje stow Vakarai, antro-
je - Rytai; vienoje puseje Sc
ma krikScioniska kultura, EMO
gaus ir piliecio laisve, tikroji
demokratija; antroje - EMO
gaus visiskas paniekinimas ir
pavergimas, slyksciausi parti-
jos diktatura, gyvuliskas gyve-
nimo budas, nepasitikejimas ir
nuolatine baime.,
Nors mes nematome ir ne
girdime kas darosi anoje puse-
je, bet mes visi nujauciame
Jog ten darosi viskas kad toji
demarkacijos linija butu nu,
kelta pradzioje prie RENO, c
veliau ir prie Atlantic pakras-
ciu. Ir jei tue tarpu Sovietu
Sajunga negali tos linijos pa.
grindiniai pajudinti, mes ja
saugo dar Observation-Disclosures An,
glu Amerikieciu kariuomene
tai ia linija nepaliauja verzu,
sis kitais budais link Reino.
Ir sovietai ir Anglai-Ameri'
kieciai daro viska kad palenk'
tu gyventojus, tai yra Woke
cius, savo pusen. Nesenai skill
do Vokietijoje gandas kad So
vietai mana sumazinti savo ka
riuomenes skaiciu ju uzimtoje
zonoje. Buvo taip pat paskll
dusiu ziniu kad sovietai yrs
linke pataisyti rytine Vokieti
jos siena, grazinant Vokietija
didele dali dabar Lenku Waldo
mos teritorijos. Vadinasi, SUI
sidaro ispudis kad sovietu Ru
sijai yra svarbiau tureti dau
giau sympathy pas Vokiecius
negu pas Lenkus. Is kitos pu
ses, Anglai-Amerikieciai elgia
81 Vokietijoje taip lyg tas kra
stas butu ne okupuotas, o glo
bojamas.
RUNGTYNES DEL VOKIECIl
MEILES
Kova del Vokieciu sympathy
nera siaip sau "linksmas zai
dimas". Vokieciai nera toxic
naivus kad nesuprastu paslep
tu "okupantu" tikslu. Jie Ii
no kad ju vakaryksciai priesai
buve dar taip nesenai drau
gals, dabar jau yra issiskyre il
niekados negales susitaikinti
Vokietijoje dar Wis daug kun
girdesi sena Goebbels'o gies.
me kad bolsevizmas yra vie.
nintelis Anglq-Amerikieciu ne.
sutaikomas priesas. Ir ners
geda pasakyti kad ia giesme
isreiskia teisinga paziura. Juh
kas siadien begali daugiau gre.
sti Amerikai ir Anglijai jei ne
Sovietu Sajunga, kuri verzia.
81 visur ir griauna visur, su
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Crawford Retires from
MP After IS Years

Charles A. Crawford, 81, pio-
neer resident of Kennewick, re-
tired from the Northern Pacific
Railway company April 18th, after
IS years of continuous service.
Crawford was born in Cleve-
land, Ohio, and came west, settling
at Lind, Washington, in 1903
where, he was station agent for
the N. p. After a year there he
was transferred to Kennewick,
taking the position Of station agent
here where he has since remained.
Crawford was mayor Kenne-
wick in 1926, completing a term
for a former mayor and being
elected in 1927, serving two terms
until 1881. He also served third
term as mayor from 1889 to 1941.
He is 33rd degree Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford returned
from a vacation trip Thursday af-
ter visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. Ted Austin, at Kelso, Wash
ington, and visiting relatives in
Portland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Experiment Station Describes Tests
Made On Use OF Sulphur On Land

rigated Alfalfa which discusses
somewhat in detail work that we
have done with the use of sulphur
and gypsum on irrigated alfalfa.
On page 9 of the marked copy
you will find results for applica-
tons of sulphur as high as 500
pounds per acre for three consec-
utive years and for a similar ap-
plication of gypsum.
ION page 10 is an analysis OF
these results showing that we were
not able to get significant in
creases in the yield of alfalfa or
wheat following alfalfa. On page
Is you will find graph showing
the response of alfalfa to sulphur
over a nine-year period.
Here again there were no sig
nificant increases due to the ap-
plication of sulphur. On page %,
summary item 5, is a summary
of our results with the use of
sulphur on alfalfa. Since gypsum
is calcium sulphate you may also
be interested in the response from
calcium, summary item 4 gives
Starting In 1922 and continu-
ing until 1927 gypsum was ap-
piled alone in our fertilizer ex-
pertinent with non-legume crops
in a three-year rotation as is
shown on page IL of bulletin
346.
ION page IA you will find re-
suits from the application of gyp-
sum alone upon potatoes, corn
and wheat. I have underlined in
blue the yield for the plot receiv-
ing gypsum and in red for the
two check plots which received
no fertilizer. From these data it
would appear that gypsum did not
cause yield increases when used
with these crops.
"While there may be some con-
ditions in irrigated areas where
gypsum would be beneficial we
are Of the opinion that these areas
are rather limited and the general
use of gypsum or sulphur fer
tiliZer is not recommended.
Every truly yours,
III. p. SINGLETON
superintendent"
In view of the results shown by
the above tests made by the Irri-
CATION Branch Experiment Station,
the county committee not only
will not approve applications for
but do not recommend
the use of agricultural sulphur in
this county.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
TOastmasters Hear About
War Movies, Highways

A variety of topics featured the
Wednesday meeting Of the Toast
masters club with j. G. Pratt act
ing as POSTMASTER for the evening.
Members were warming up for
next Thursdays meeting In Pasco,
at switch John Neuman will rep
resent the Kennewick club in COM
petition with top flight speakers
from Pasco, Richland and Walla
Walla.
Five minute speakers were Don
Visger, who discussed the use and
effectiveness of training films dur
ing the war; Clyde Higley, illus
trating on the map the suggested
highway route that would affect
Kennewick's welfare, and recon-
intending the North Bank road; and
Rolfe Tuve, explaining a trip that
will be made Sunday down the
north bank of the Columbia to
highlight the present condition
and future feasibility Of a water
level highway.
Table topics, two minute extern
opraneous talks, were handled by
Hal higgins, Harold Clark, John
Neuman and Jim Leavy.
Don Coates, attending as a
guest, acted as critic at the request
of the POSTMASTER.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Mrs. Emma Dawson Dies
After Illness Of 3 Months

Services for Mrs. Emma Daw-
SON, who died at Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital, April %, after
an illness of three months, were
held Thursday at the Lee-Perry
Funeral Parlors in Pasco at 2 pm.
Mrs. Dawson was born in Mis-
soula, Montana in 1892 and lived
there many years. She was mar
ried to Jess Dawson in 1911 at
Hamilton, Montana. In 1870, Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson moved to Spo-
kane, and three years later came
to Kennewick.
She is survived by her husband,
her two daughters, Mrs. Robert
Percifield and Mrs. Fred Moore, all
of Kennewick; by her mother and
step-father, Mr.. and Mrs. BIZ.
Eveland and her sister, Mrs. Ben
Lynn of Gillette, Wyoming; and
by four brothers, Ike CLASSIFY, of
Poplar, Montana; Bud CLASSIFY of
Spokane; Alfred CLASSIFY, of Edge
mont, South Dakota, and Philo
CLASSIFY of Long Beach, Califor-
mia. She is also survived by nine
grandchildren
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Only Vets Get FSA Loans
Until New Fiscal Year

Farm veterans will continue to
be serviced with Farm Security
loans for operating and purchasing
farms, but no funds will be avail
able to other farmers for livestock
and equipment purchase until new
appropriations are received for the
fiscal year beginning July l, re-
ports E. o. Wartensleben, county
FSA Supervisor, court house, Pas
co. Deficiency appropriation funds
recently voted by Congress are
subject to veterans preference.
"Farmers making improvements
and buying badly needed machin-
cry and equipment that could not
be secured during the war, togeth-
er with the flood Of veterans and
war workers returning to farms
created q record demand for Farm
Secuity loans in this area" War
tensleben said. "As q result loan
funds except those earmarked for
veterans, are exhausted"
Present FSA borrowers who
need supplemental loans for spring
operations before July win be
assisted in securing the necessary
credit from other sources through
subordination Of the FSA loan, II
was explained. New applications
for FSA livestock and equipment
loans to non-veteran farmers viii
continue to be accepted but the
funds cannot be made available
until after July 1.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
RED CROSS NEWS

3S&1~ S4SS00 1V~"S
On April 22nd, at 1870 pm. 1t.
Roos conducted the first Of a Sc
ries of Standard First Aid classes
at the Red Cross Chapter house.
Mrs. T. A. Agnew, Volunteer
Special Services chairman, has an
nounced a Nutrition class will be
started If enough people evince
interest in such course. Leave
your name at Chapter House or
call 81.
The American Legion Auxiliary
is really in there pitching. Four
teen members spent Tuesday, Apr.
23rd, sewing in the Production
rooms.
The Home Nursing class, under
the guidance of Mrs. A. L. Vosmer
completed its course on Monday,
April 80.
Richland Womans club gave ten
dollars to be used for a party for
patients at Walla Walla Air Base
hospital. The donation was han
died by Mrs. Towner, president Of
the club and was given through
the Benton County Camp and Hos
pital committee. This IS the first
of three parties which Benton
county has been asked to sponsor.
Any organization wishing to give
the next party, please make known
your wish by calling the Chapter
House.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
New Frozen Food Box
Installed At Neuman's

Something new in frozen food
cabinets has been installed at Neu-
mans store this week. Named
"Frigid King" the case is con-
structed of airplane metal and is
open at all times. A full length
mirror reflects the contents of
the box and is visible from all
parts of the store.
Latest types of fully tested re-
frigeration are used with fiber
glass insulation. The box is equip
ped with movable dividers to make
its use more flexible and it will
contain $50 packages of frozen
foods,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Golf Golf Gals Tuesday M,,s
Ends Up with Trim. .

The ladies of the Tw;n -.
Ladies Golf Club SET o,, YIN q Cite
TO ind out for certain which haesds
them could play the numbe,o n q
and six holes with the jeos. thts
per OF strokes, and wound %, nun.
three equal tallies. unSSlp witt
they set the play-off ovau uaunte
next Tuesday meeting. ~ % A
still going to find out abo, a,tney'h
Tuesdays tied-up winne "ut that
Heater and Twennie Mo- irete
Pasco, and Bea Berman ~ I q
wick, will appear in the :, =, nenne.
Inc afternoon closed WHY sSt
house. TIE club
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Junior Red Cross Is
Active In HOspital Work

A recent check-up on Junior
Red Cross activities here shows
that local members have been
quietly achieving success In the
Kennewick schools.
Six lap boards and six trays
were made by members in the
school shop. Material was sup
piled by Potlatch Yards. Wash
cloths and ash trays were collected
by elementary grade pupils. The
material will be distributed to vet
eran HOSPITALS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02

AS some dealers have been
promising that the AAA would
pay most of the cost of sulphur
put on the land, A. j. Thompson
asks us to reprint the following
letter:
Dear Mr.. Thompson:
"Under separate cover I am
sending you a few copies of our
recent bulletin, fertilizers for Ir-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Sister of Frank M. Lvo,.
Dies in Seattle Hos,:S.S y

Funeral services for Mrs D.
L. Lewis, "a, sister of Frar,.a Sa
Lyons OF Kennewick were 1 ~.
this week in Seattle. nela|
Mrs. Lewis died at the Co.,
naval hospital April ~ e. Seatae
born in Minnesota, but had ADJ ,, was !;
in Centralia, Washinptoru lvN
1915. For many years She r slAs
registered nurse, and servs ~~ !, :
months overseas with the se1 Y
during the first World War . T.
Other surviving relatives ~.
sister, Mrs. Hattie F. Stonss a g
Portland, and her step-sister o
ma Elliot, Of Wadena, Minn..S.%s.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
Voice Pupils To Appear
In Spring Recital Here

Kennewick high school audi
torium will ring with youthful
voices on Monday, May IS, when
Mrs. Beulah Belle Chandler will
present her voice pupils in spring
recital.
Appearing on the program will
be Geraldine Baumgartner, Billy
Jean Fate, Pauline Hanson, June
Williams, jeanne Refill, Joan
Byrnes, Dorothy Erich, jeanette
Misner, Jeanne Praether, Mrs.
Maurice Harper, Carol Harper,
John Allen Numm, Sunny Lien,
Jim Sturm, Gordon Wier, Robert
Clark and Maurice Harper.
Accompanies are Eunice Luep-
Ike, Marilyn Jones and Dorothy
Erich.
o>->>A>. (1A>~S&8AS~
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-02
WSCS Meets

WSCS Meets
Circle No. 2 WSCS will meet at
two o'clock Wednesday, May 9Th
at the home of Mrs. Abner Taylor
at 1O1 Adams street with Mrs. Vic
tor Rogers, Mrs. Lulu Coates and
Mrs. Rowland as assistant hostess
es. Mrs. Mason will have charge
of the devotions and Mrs. Morton
the program.
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Recent Navy Discharges

Recent Navy Discharges
The personnel separation center
of the US Navy at Bremerton re-
ports the following recent dis
charges: Glenn r. Fairfield, Cox,
of Pasco, and Jimmy Dale Taylor,
AMIN third class, of 2l7 Craig Hill
Richland.
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purchased in com.
mercially frozen
form, or taken
from ones own
stock of home
frozen foods.
Regardless of
the type of frozen
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CLUB LODGE EVENTS
Womeu's Club Convention

The Sixty-Fifth Semi Annual
convention of the Yakima Valley
District Federation of Womens
Clubs will be held in the school
house at Lower Naches Saturday,
MAY 4, at 1000 am. The execu-
tive board will meet at $50. The
afternoon meeting will convene at
one-thirty.
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1t is said that the deposit, ;,
bauxite, used in the manufact,uo
OF aluminium, in Brazil are isss
and that they are practically ~
touched. w.
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The Council of Church Women
will hold their May luncheon May
10th at the Christian church in
Pasco at one o'clock. All women
are urged to be there. Mrs. w. II.
Mclean of Yakima will be the
guest speaker.
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Pink 4 Green

Pink & Green
Pink & Green club will meet at
two o'clock, Thursday, May 9th at
the home of Mrs. Mary Bartlett on
Avenue c with Mrs. Elsie Pease
assisting. Cars will leave Vib-
ber's corner at 100 pm.
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Pomona Grange

Pomona Grange
Pomona Grange will meet at 2
p. m, Saturday, May 18th with
Rattlesnake Grange entertaining.
The annual Memorial service will
be observed. This will be the last
Pomona meeting until fall.