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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

CAREFUL DRIVER for few hours twice
week plymouth car references Box
COLLEGE background, public personnel ad-
ministration, experienced: board. learning;
gen. NV. i've in. Sedsy St. wi. 1881.
COUPLE. reliable. to cook and do house
work for private family; work at seashore
home in summer and Washington home in
winter; $500 mo, room and board Write
Immediately. MRS. CLARK Box 1854, Lees
CoGPLE twhite or coloreda. settled in their
ways, desired to care for bachelors home,
living quarters provided. good pay. short
hours: references necessary. Gan sunday
II to 8, GIL. 953o, 1918 n: 2sTd . St. Arli Arh
DI 1894 on Monday.
COUPLE, colored. wife to take care of
owners children in 1or
eses. Call Trinidad 1924 all day Sunday
and eyenlngs after 8.
pay and good hrs: meal and uniforms furn.
free. free disqualification insurance. Apply
A SCHULTZ. Mr.. Philit. 14th and, F
NJ Man AND WIFE. colored to do domestic
work and drive, must know city: live in;
$500 per month. 9401 Ga. ave. SH
PRESS OPERATORS, experienced Amply
superintendent laundry. U. S. SOLDIERS
SIGN PAINTER and skilled helper who
can spray paint autos and letter windows.
signs and trucks DICK 9S for Aa sShs
TAILoRs-Man or lady to help in max
ing new coats, good pay, good worElng
hours, good woTkins Ii condi'isns. Call FIX
JANITOR, white, to perform usual Janitor
duties around apt. house: furnace equipped
die-ase ages couple. @ We furnish living GUAR
tiers and aoy sala5y psTmanen'' sTnr give
MEN shSsS' OR sGS WOMEN, s IS to 45; an oppor;
tunity to increase income by selling real
sssne soul present pseI '@s POSITION ID ID
Sh1Rs Sf 4T%T RPf s Mr.
SCOTT JEWELERS.. sl2 st. nv Il
er man or woman; 5-day Sex: Sesk good sal
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in hishsrade portrait york xood as sifas
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geat !Ssasass euste%ess tom setssr A"r MobERS Bis
ATTENTioN. Fails Church TesidentsE
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tenders. Excellent wages. Cali Sslls
MUST HAVE UNLIMITED PHONE, artistic:
full, part time; salary. Give phone. Box
102-T. Star.
WANTED, teachers for all grades; term, 9
months; teacherage accommodations liv-
veniently located on hardsnrfaced roads
and buslines Apply to R. s. PROCTOR.
Superintendent of Wayne County Schools
GoldSboro, N c.
NEiGHBoRHoOD music store specializing
in phonograph records has opening for
person with experience or general knowl-
edge of music. chance for extra earn
ings II qualified to teach music or Knows
the radio business. Apply in person. 3406
Conn ave. "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATER, 20, 10; 0nta5 Az gai; IL
psyment; immediattee te,d installation. D. A.
FiiRsTHcIAsS iASTecIAsS painters and paper hangers;
Painters Local Union No. 36s has declares ea
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$aRTrkss Siisi ME' BsAaSSsauErs, MEETINGS: etc:
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Phone /. T. c.. Executive 2161 for ap-
AAMPLIFIEK MAN to repair smplifleTs; $
salary saHu S'ean and 'ob bonus. i H1RsH MACHINE
CORP. 1909 New Jersey ave. NV; ,-o,
ARCHITECT wanted by builder owning
land in nearby Maryland, upon which he he
veterans. The architect selected must have
had experience in preparing plans and
ca for H tbs bder 10 the
extent Of his fees and take same as the
work progresses rather than a fat , fee ,,1ld and
ass 81 for one Of wash
ington's busiest downtown restaurants;
purchasing and preparation and restau-
zsSsE AsPesy MzSFzfR ss EEsfAG:
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person state salary TeauiTsmsenss; req s age ez-
Salary paid, excellent WORKING conditions,
ga day work wk.. al-yr. ANNUAL bonus,
MSspg lssSn ~'5f chERRoLEA Co. 18th n'sr and
1910 G1a BOZ BODY = MAN II ana auto mechanic 5s
daio dtons e1'fh REbs ss ahRAdG eco y s. eo
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN-ExpeE-
vacation and 6 legal holidays. For at
tTactiys, p5opositienr see M ,e gillhimer.
ayss5svs ayssns ehf2s nd Fa "a 'oS osoo Hamilton st.
AUTOMOBILE DISPATCHER - Washing
toms oldest Chevrolet dealer has an open
dispatched and time clerk; permanent Job.
fSE sSSRYpAfE yoi74S 'efhSR cHEVRoLET 1876 Conn
@ AyIo MEcHANIc clssa; n coo cool =, shop:
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Ga. ave.
AUTO MECHANICS-Wee have openings for
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See NJ Rsrto 'Ra wsshns
tons Oldest Chevrolet dealer), 1130 Conn.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced must have
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q and Hamilton St. Hyattsvilie Wa
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added another 5,700 So IT. to our shor
space. Come and see the modern facilities
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doing things Best working conditions
Plenty of work. Excellent pay. time and
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See Mr.. Nelson, HILL O. TIBBETTs. 1I14
AUTO MECHANIC; excel. salary, steady
work. VALLEY SERVICE, $500 Arkansas
AUTo i5i MECHANICS. white. truck expert
snce preferred; clean, modern shop, perma.
and a hahaovertime. vacation with pay
See Mr.. Lahdstreet, REQ WASHINGT }.
CO.. INC. 1881 Half st. Sc. -12
AUTO MECHANIC, must be exper.. pleas
ant working conditions good opportunity.
AUTO g. RADIO CO., 1905 7th st. NV.
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commission. HENRI

all around; good SAL
5 days a week, air.
JILL'S, INC, 3525
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127 7th st. NV. %
OUTDOOR clerical work, experience not
necessary; training paid for: Is TO Az
years Of age; learn to check trafic; work
for q 4S-hour week. Apply in person
weekday mornings between am. and II
mogh mena once aae s c3 mpioy
Take Route No 10. Rosslyn streetcar:
Route, No. 90 Cabin John streetcar. or
Route No. 80, Friendship Heights streetcar
Evening star., 1946-07-07

PACKE6S, experienced, in packing china
servicemen given preference. Cali J. w.
H1TE. National 5000
Apply on new operation, i undesVood uy st T0e be-
tween 18th and 18th NV S
PAINTERS-S14 per day: don't waste time
calling unless frst-class and sober Call
zoos Otis pl. NV, between 4 and $50 m
or before s am. w. l. GANTER. AID.
fSaS ffSafSTERs WANTED. FIRST class s Fort
Myer, Va MR.. BRODIE, GL. 1861 -9
PAPER HANGER or combination man,
exper.: top wages; residential work. Hill
side 1890 -fS
Evening star., 1946-07-07

GIRLS f2). white no experience required.
10 De trained for openings as store man.
ayers: oonus arrangement when quslifed.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-06-20
Historical Backgrounds
By Margaret Thompson

tected the watershed from quick
run-off. Floods and the sitting of
valuable irrigation dams resulted,
the whole process operating in a
vicious circle. The effects of what
was happeing of course, did not
become obvious until later.
Attention of the Pacific North
west at that time was focused, not
on the war in Europe, but on the
opening of the Panama canal
one of the red-letter events in the
history of this region. The canal
opened in 1914 and in February
of 1915 San Francisco started the
Panama-Pacific International Ex-
position, which continued through
out the year. Washington, Oregon
and Idaho this same year had a
celebration of their own commem-
Grating completion of The Dalles-
Cello canal on the Oregon shore
and other waterway improvements
making it possible for barges to
pass from Lewiston, Idaho, down
the Snake and Columbia rivers.
A Weeks Celebration
Lyman's History of the Yakima
Valley gives this account of the
event:
''The Cello Canal was complet-
ed and thrown open to navigation
in April, 1915. In the early part
of May the entire river region
Joined in a weeks demonstration
which began at Lewiston, Idaho,
and ended at Astoria, Oregon.
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OhvLOh odD

Nearly all the senators, represen-
tatives and governors in the North
west attended. Schools and col
leges had holiday, business was
largely suspended and the entire
region joined in a great jubilee. A
fleet of steamers traversed the en-
tire. course from Lewiston down,
five hundred miles. Lewiston,
Asotin and Charleston were hosts
on May 3rd; Pasco, Kennewick,
Wallula and Umatilla on May 4th,
Cello, where for1nal ceremonies
Of dedication occurred and The
Dalles May 5th; Vancouver and
Portland May 9Th, Kalama and
kelso May 7th, and Astoria May
9Th and there the pageant ended
with a great excursion to the ocean
beach,"
Revival Of River Commerce
A period of flourishing river
transportation set in reminiscent
of the great days on the Columbia
in the sixties and seventies. In
the earlier period cargo from the
boats on the upper river had to be
transferred to the portage road at
Cello and taken to other boats on
the lower river, whereas now it
could go all the way through. The
greatest tonnage was in wheat.
From the far-flung wheat lands
back of Asotin, Charleston and
Lewiston the precious golden ce-
real was harvested by great COM
bines drawn by from q to 36
horses and hauled to warehouses
along the river banks. During that
harvest season it would be piled
in tires, sometimes as long as
several city blocks. Up and down
the river piled the J. N. Teal, the
Twin Cities and other famous riv-
er steamers, carrying produce
from the interior to Portland to be
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transferred to oceangoing vessels
or sold to coast markets. Passen-
ger traffic as well as freight was
of considerable volume. One OF
the most pleasurable experiences
of the day was to make that river
trip lasting several days, leisurely
enjoying the scenery as one NOV
ed along. Roads were very poor
at that time and Lewiston people
often shipped their automobiles
by boat to Portland and made
motor trips from that point.
The effect of the open river.
combined with the advantages OF
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Washington ship canal, connecting
Puget Sound, Lake Union and
Lake Washington. 1t runs through
the very heart of the city of Seat
tie. From the time Seattle was
first laid out the idea of connect
ing these two freshwater lakes
with Puget Sound persisted in the
minds of civic leaders. In fact,
Lake Union was so named because
it was to effect a union of waters.
In 1871 the Lake Washington Can
al Company was incorporated and
small canal was built, through
which logs could be floated from
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-06-20

one lake to the other. Eventually
the Federal Government was in
duced to take over the project and
constructed the great ship canal
and locks, the capacity Of which
is exceeded only by the Panama
Canal. One lock is 80 feet wide,
the other 80 feet, and the canal is
some eight miles long. Its COM
pletion made possible the passage
of oceangoing vessels to anchorage
in fresh water. The North Pacific
whaling fleet regularly winters in
Lake Washington, together with
other fishing and pleasure craft.
CONTINUED next week..
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the Panama Canal, was to vastly
increase Pacific Northwest ex-
ports. Portland, Seattle and Ia
coma now were important world
seaports. Northwest wheat, flour,
lumber, wool, salmon, apples and
other produce went out of these
ports and through the Panama
Canal direct to Atlantic coast
markets. Exports for Oregon
jumped from $13,0OO,00O to $6l,-
100000 from 1913 to 1920 and for
Washington from S62,OOO,OO0 to
$192, 100000.
In 1916 was completed the Lake
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:, 1914 came the outbreak OF
III europe, which sent wheat
war s;ce = skyrocketing, accelerated
pnce..d for Northwest forest pro-
d ,'sats Whatever progress might
Otherwise s, have been made in the
reso@ ad Trees were cut down to
yel :Ssa lumber demands, until for
lands were being denuded
81 faster than nature could sup
mum n1u new growth. The high price OF
ply ~. LII invited settlers on the Great
T wnsas to plow up the natural grass
, rlsd' In turn the cattle and sheep
l asa; had been grazed on that
Wiz s. were taken into the noun
i gsSs where they ate the young
. :rss' and grasses which had pro-
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Evening star., 1946-02-15

am IN the henry McLemore.
morgue, wearing a drape-cut suit
Of ice cubes, because of a game call
ed tennis. Three days ago friend of
mine named Fritz Goodrich sug-
gested that I take up tennis.
"It is the perfect game for man
OF your age" he said. "It will give
you great exercise, keep you out in
the sun, and keep you away from
the pool halls"
Jumps at the Idea.
I jumped at the idea, because
there was a time when could
really play tennis. I have several
titles to my credit. Playing with
Bob Considine, the writer. 7 de-
feated Mrs. Bill Henry and her
daughter Pat to win the mother
and daughter championship of
Upper New Hampshire, which they
had won a year earlier. Playing
with George Lott, probably the
greatest Of all doubles players, had
defeated Lester Stoffen and Gayle
Talbot OF the Associated Press at
the exclusive Queens Club of Lon
don.
So, when Mr.. Goodrich suggested
that I take up tennis, was like a
rabbit on lettuce. I purchased a
racquet. I bought six balls, bought
a pair OF shorts, and spent an hour
in front of the mirror trying to look
Evening star., 1946-02-15
The Great GameofP Politics
Writer Sees Evidence of Decline
In Caliber and Standing of the Senate

No Senator rebuked this leader
No Senator suggested that he moder-
ate his language. No Senator limited
that 1t would be better manners to
show some respect for the President
and to speak less rudely Of members
OF Congress. Instead, they took 1t
without word. They sat there
meekly while the labor leader exuded
contempt for both the Legislative
and executive branches of the Gov
ernment, apparently either agreeing
with him or afraid to disagree.
1t was an altogether unpleasant
performance. 1t left q bad taste In
the mouth. Linked with other Incl
dents Of the kind, 1t goes consider
able distance toward substantiating
the allegation that the Senate today
Is at its lowest level. It Is not sur
prising that Senators Of courage and
character should feel mortified and
resentful, doubtful whether it is
worth while trying to hold on to
membership in such a body.
Evening star., 1946-02-15

as formidable as Helen wilis-M Moody
--whatever-she-is-now.
In the living room, practicins my
shots, was probably the greatest
player since Bill Tilden. In my Inn
agination, served four hundred
consecutive aces. lifted 1obs, just
out Of reach Of my opponents. / hit
forehands like Frank Hunter, played
the low volley better than. Norris
Williams ever did, and put away
smashes with the finality OF . Vines
or a Bulge. In other words, ] was
unbeatable as long as Istayed in the
house.
Came the Day.
Then came the day when I had to
make an appearance on the courts.
Mr.. Goodrich was there, trim, lean,
1.-THE, svelte, and anxious to defeat
me. He said he had engaged the
court for an hour. "Just for an
hour2" I said. "Shucks, let's take
|it for all afternoon"
Fifteen minutes later I knew we
had engaged the court for Is more
minutes than was necessary. Muscles
that had not come into play since
i was brake on the local Flexible
Flyer team began aching. My
lungs, IL any, were hotter than the
inside Of an old fireless cooker. For
the first time In my life my ear
lobes hurt. They were that tired.
After three games Mr.. Goodrich,
who practices as a quack doctor as
hobby, administered me blood
plasma. Spectators put in call for
my wife. One look at me, and she
called the local representative of a
life insurance company.
AS I passed out, I remember her
words to the insurance man:
"Is death by tennis an accident?
viii 7 get double indemnify"
As I lie here in the morgue, r
promise one thing:
From now on, will not engage in
any sport more strenuous than beam
bag tossing. Games are for young
sters, else why do they build grand
stands2
distributed by McNaugf,t Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. What is the largest city in
Africap-L. S. M.
A. Cairo, the capital Of Egypt, is
the largest city. The population
in 1887 was 1907 ,422.
@. What is the oldest make of
automobile in use today-D. E. B.
A. A list Of passenger cars made
in the United States shows that the
Oldsmobile was first manufactured
in 1897, the Packard in 1899, the
Cadillac in 1902 and the Auburn
and Ford in 1908.
@. How many engineers are there
on a large ship like the Queen
Elizabeth?-J. L.
A. The Queen Elizabeth has So
engineers, 81 electrical engineers and
l sanitary engineer.
@. How many Civil War and
Spanish-American War veterans are
on the pension rolls?-R. W.P.
A. The Veterans Administration
says that 204 Civil War veterans
were receiving pensions and 1885,
2S7 Spanish-American War veterans
were receiving pensions as Of No.
vember 80, 1945.
Q. Can q father claim as a de-
pendent for income tax purposes
16-year-old son who paid board and
kept himself entirely during the
year?-T. P.
A. A father may not claim as
dependent a son whose income has
been $500 in a given year. Any
minor whose income is more than
$500 year must file his own income
tax return.
Q. Who made the first jeep for
the United States Army?-S. H.
A. The War Department says that
the first jeep made for the United
States Army was manufactured by
the American Bantam Car Co., But
Ter, Pa. About so were produced
upon Army orders. Later, the bulk
of jeeps was manufactured by
Willys-Overland and Ford Motor
Car Cos. The Army placed the first
order for jeeps in June, 1910.
Q. Had Jules Verne ever seen
periscope when he described the sub
j. r.
A. While Jules Verne got most
Of his ideas for the submarine from
boats that had been built up to that
time, he described one feature, the
periscope,' which had never been in
stalled on any submarine.
Evening star., 1946-02-15

Z n q Z IL Il q G X 8
dignity and self
respect. Perhaps
this Is unjust to
the Senate. Un-
doubtedly, there
are many dread
ful demagogues
a mong tn e
Senators. B u t
there are some
good men, too.
II o W e v er, it
m u S t be c on
ceded t h a t in
the six weeks it
has been in ses-
Evening star., 1946-02-15

BIN ! WOO hCAP~
ing identity a
body.
Now, ! am on
the slab, await
ing identihca-
ton.
Half a hun
dred people have
looked at me to-
d a y, S h a k e n
their heads as If
to say, Either
we don't know
h ! m, or don't
care to claim
him."
Evening star., 1946-02-15
McL-ennore
Winds Up in Morsue
After Tennis Come
By Henry McLemors

MIAMI. Fla.-T'his is the second
article I have ever written from a
morgue.
The first one did was years ago.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Rv Frank r. Kenf

From time to time the charge is
made that the Senate is deteriorat-
ing: that in character and intelli-
gence its level has been lowered; !;
Evening star., 1946-02-15
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