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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-29

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, July 30
tNichi Bel Times Dispatch) The
national wave of shoyu sauce
poisoning has been traced to two
carloads of processing caustic So
da manufactured by a Chicago
weed killer concern. according %
DR.. j. C. Geiger. San Francisco
city health director, Friday
He said the way 1t ended up in
Decatur, Ill, where it was used in
making shoyu was THE most fan
taStic procedure I ever heard Of
The caustic soda was a by-pro-
duct of the weed killer manufac-
turing company. The carloads of
arsenic-impregnated caustic soda
were sold to A. C. Staley Manufac-
turing company through an East
ern broker.
None of the three, the original
weed killer company. the broker
nor the shoyu sauce maker, eX-
changed enough information 20
know that it was to be used in
food products.
The result according to Joe
OLeary federal food and drug
inspector here, was thousands of
gallons of arsenic-tainted sauce
which poisoned people in Califor
mia, Salt Lake City. Boston. New
York, Chicago. Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New Orleans.
None Left i'm S. r.
OLeary said about 10000 gal
Ions have been seized in San
Francisco alone. He said S per
cent is still undetected since the
manufacturing company shipped
in drums to wholesalers who bot
tied the sauce under various
names.
DIR. Geiger said none of the
tainted sauce is on San Francisco
shelves, that all of 1t has beer
cornered for destruction He crl-
ticized both Illinois and Federal
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-29
Isse Nisei Population Changes N0tedin Study
Shoyu Sauce Poisoning Laid
To Chicago Firms Soda

health authorities for being slow
to find the poison and said the
entire fight was left to local health
directors.
DR. Geiger said he believed the
hard-to-get caustic soda used IN
fermentation processes was sal
vaged without proper health gu
pervision. He said San Francisco
is the only major city with an
anti-salvage ordinance designed 70
protect the public against impure
drugs.
Brands Named
The state department of health
announced the names of brands
of shoyu sauce believed to have
contained arsenic. They are:
Red Star shin Kikkoman, 10
XII. Yamaman, Prosperity Red Ia
bel and Blue label, Marusei, Stein
kellner, Hanamurasaki. Daruma,
Hanamusume. Hoshi. Tokyo-zuke,
Hoshi Shoy, Lee Chop Suey, STAIR
Yucca. Soya Linda. Maruta. Mi
tsuyoshi and John Sato
Sauce distributed by the follow
ing forms. but not bearing brand
names:
American Chinese Food Pro-
ducts company and Shing Chong
company both of San Francisco;
Kreenwood Trading Company.
Oakland; Mitsuyoshi company and
Hong Kong Noodle company, both
of Los Angeles.
Only the sauce in the shipment
from Illinois on May 8 was con-
taminated, according to reports,
so that any bottled shoyu bought
before the middle of June can be
considered safe.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-29

Workers "A %
Workers Domestic and 318 ATT 146 25
Farm &
e. Mine 1871 235 "a 1l6
exclusion dependents.
Robert W. OBen Miyamoto.
February
Labor Seattle 1910
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
Rtppe>reittc Gkeater
nHt lDappeneb on 5tb NbenMe"
beainttt Gm 25. Smui.

NGd)iten @itttpct,, 25. Sur;, be-
ginnt iln Si2>pSro:nc 5'bcater ,iiit
Ion sc Sore, Ann Sarein9, CGlrlcs
Husgles, Gictor aFcorc ms &alc
Stcrm ii, Sitclrollen ser Slim
st Snppenco OH 5tb Suenlle"
SdS gilo lit sic Gcihisfic iit'r sic
@elpobnbeit cincS SoboS Scr bon
Moore aeipiclt miro. Gr sitht Tarhh
nal in einc init @rettern ocrrogelte
@obnlna IN Ncm Oorf Gin. Gr per-
ipidelt iid) in mehrc Wclebcnbcitcn.
Seii,lete iein Neip Worfei. Scir elmer
9rpbell 3abl Seimatloisn Gr.@S'a.
mno oeren ;srauen unS ,SrcunNcn. Cs
miro cine interciiontc GeithiC'tc tucnl
ser Giacutiincr bcs Sa.lits IN :&il.
lcioenidNait 0c5oacu trira. Cs cnt.
,pifelt ld Gin Siebesucrhaltnis nlo
cnoet nit cinem ,lner,partctcr S>Gbc
pluft. Gerpoiicu Sic r'A' Oi"len
Slim .5u ieben.
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be,,tiber Gcfangenidnft, ober i'd, be.
fe bod. Ct bat aud Bel eud Menidpn
eei,noen, bie gut at ibm tparen nno
ibm balieu, che er iterben Enllbte.
Mne Meniben iino nidt ibIebt."
altr5 oarauf miro sic Ieutihe me
gen ibrer idsueren Gerlu,nouna ent-
loiien. >Sest i,ld,t iie ibre slnacbcri-
gen aus 8resla,t, bon beren Gerbleib
iie ni6tS ipeiB
rSd bin gci,nS aub morte MIR
iebnlithtig oaraltf, balo ,uieoer bel
Guh icin 81, fGunen. Seio tapier bis
su nnierem @ieoericben, oas boffeEt>
lih nid)t mebr auanfernc lit. Sd) babc
!.ocn feiten 0illen, oieic 3clt gut 81,
itberlteben." Ties lit ser sSnbalt
einer ofii3iellen &arte pom Z. MGr;
!;t9l6, sic ciu 21idbriaes Mdodcn
| m ibsc Gltern ibrieh. Sic lr,lroc nit
5lpei anoereu &olleaii,nen aus eincm
Neutrality-suspicious. in &lmldnieu am
13. San,,ar 1915 5uiammen nit
Seutiden Mirnern, Sic siiber as
Sabre aft tpareu, in 6as @eden
aebraft, 100 lie I'M acknowledgement
| arbeitet. lteber fire ssrcrnbin id)reibt
elm cntlaiiencr Mitgeiangener an Sic
Gltern: sd oari Sbnen sic be-
| rubiaenoe Witteillmg mad)elt, bab id)
g. aeiunS ,mS nunter suriidlieb. Sic
mar ms alien cine porhilblibc &n+
mcrabin lmo ertrllg ssrelr6 ,tl,o 2eia
Sieier stuei Sabre tapfer iutb Don
Sofinungen beieclt. Sic arbeitete
teilneiie iiber ipie alld inter Gage
| lmo rang nms Mtinnern oft 8elpuu
lheruna ab =. Sic idyalfelte sic &C.
i0rocrte 3oble oocr idoh i'm Shad,t
Waacn. M,ibsrbalb ser slrheitsscit
mBen lpir oft suiammen ,uno mad,ten
3llflnItspldne. 2ie 'llnterbrineung
,puroe i'm Qauie Der sspei Sabre pcr-
beliert uno tpar am Gnbe ertrGgIit.
Sic 9erpfIeg1tng mar fir uns aIs
.Sdlperarbeiter" gut. Gr nabm, in
ieine toattierte Sadie eingendbt, Elm
Id)nnlbiges 3ettelhen nit, baroui
Itano: ,Meinc Siebcn, Sie Granfcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
5rii4e ftaft Camp
,,SeliHarity"
bes Arbeiter ltntcritiitmnas.@erei
Gltern Ser Ginoer! 0olo iii 3

Gltern Ser GinSer! goIo lit dc
Sdule aus uno obige Organization
bat es auf iid) genomnen nidt MIR
2inoern cine CUTE 3cit in ibrcn &C.
rien 81, acben ionoern ouh c,lh Cl'
tern cine iorgenireic 3ohe ooer s,pr'
ncnn ibr cure ainScr in eincn Camp
id)iden fonnt, ser ellh sic Gorge iiir
furse 3cit abninmt iiir el,re &inocr.
inoem tic bon Ser Strabe aenommsn
tuerbcn ,nb iid) in eincm Camp tlur-
mcln fonnelr, ipo alle 8eiahr iiir iic
bcleitl9t lit. Tcnn BORT crbaItcn lie
nld)t nlr elm glltes Giieu iiir sic 3cit
mo lie BORT iino ionoern ouc, :il,
ltoatlib gepriiftcr Snitruftor miro
ocn gansen Saa sic slfliht iiibren
iiber Die Ginocr, cure Ginoer, Gltern.
sles mas Sic 81 tlm baben lit, ool,
lie 'if lueitcre slilsflnft bolrn tcle-
pbonild bon sen iolgenoen Stellen:
&arl Marr, 12O03 Sector Nrc.,
Winton Olil. Hiharo GlSner. CSC!
6loneroalc slpe.. Ontario o27S; Sr.
Mnua MiiQcr, 1904 Grlunb Nue
Senoerion 1908. @alter NtciGncr,
G25 Gait 99tb Ctr, Yotomoc OO3O.
Sic .ueroen nun iragen: SSos TO-.
itet oieie Siiriorae2 Gansc $40 Sic
@ode; fir Mil9lieacr nes slrbciter-
llnterIt. -0,noeS lit eS ullr $40.
9illiger fGnncn iic ibre ainocr mir.
senos liir cine &od)c il, eincm Ganrr
oetiprat ieben.
Snbeolls auf oen 6eilnhbeit55u-
itan0 nuB oaS Ginh iit alleroing5
Dor Resieben be5 Camps unieriuden
ldiien, oenn Die Gltern lpollcu ooG
Gilt ibre Ginoer untar leIllnoen I'm.
Ituuhen unteraebrddjt leben. Ger
Samp beiinhet lib an Der Goute -.
Meile pelt Don Hppaltou. ,srugcn
iie irgenS einen Sllngcn oOrr lHt'A-
d,cn. sic idon einnal I'M Camp ne
rem Oh er iuicNcr bin mill, er miro he
aeiitert ruien: So. Sarum Gltern
nebnt nic @clegenbcit lpabr uno iro
gen iit I'M lucitcre slIsflulit bel nni'
gen @eronnteu. Ser Camp III herr.
lid gelcaen i'm @alo urN Gag uHn
Nadt iino sic ainher unter ircunh-
lidjcr Sbbnt Sir SSSltngcn luie Mdo-
dcn iiuo gctrcnntc Sdloirdiunc uor.
bonocn. Ser Camp oIinet icnc Gore
irei iiir Elm ooer sluci @odcn uno Sic
an 90. Slini uno luiro s @od,cn &c.
Giinet iein. Gltern mad,t eiltb iorgen-
ainber ,perben erfriidlt nod SoilIe
Suriidfebren.
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6eoanfeniplttter

Die rgtap yorf Zines" batte
anldblid, Ser ypeiten Wteoerfebr oes
Cages ser oe,,tihct 3apituIation e.
men aliidlihen @eoaufen: Mngelihts
ser nrbcItreitbarcn 5atiade Der big
ber 10 arimnlia enttiinidenocn gr'
aebniile reS aaiiertcr Sicaes IN
europa enpfieblt Sas @latt cine We"
oricntierl,ng ser unlerifaniihem
Mahfricgspolitf I'M sinne anierer
cieentlldcu 2rieassicle, tpie lie ci''s
NAL pertiiroet iruroen: "@ad to 1at1'
oomcntaIs! @ir miiiien inns !oteoer
ouf sen sltlantic Gharter nno anf Die
BriinS,lnasurf,mbc ser Tereitlten
Nationcn beiinneu. Tasll brollbten
mir Sic riifbaltloie GntbiiQmng auer
in ser Grieas5eit getrofienen inter-
naticnolcn Nbmadnlngen. gNir null
fen ipiiien, ipie lie 5ilitaileetamen, tpte
iie inn ein3elnen al,isetaBt uno tpelte
s(i,sapirfiutgen bon ibnen erlpartet
uurnen." Nlio Geralls NIT etnen
or,erifaniaten @di,b,,d, baS Der
g0clt bieriiber rcinen @ein einlhcntt
rGt scr ,Siuncs" s2eitartifler.
,GiaentIih fomiidl Dob Die Se,'te
ouf scr @aleric INNER an begelltes
rlnasi1bieltcn iino,"
,ssic fomiih. Sir 1925 bat Der
Scnor iobclhait aeiungen = dher
, meun man mebr als $500 iiir Den
glab bcsablt, tort lid, feline Gimme
idpn aans onaerS an"
.@aS iaeen Sie su mcincm rel'en
9llS?
Cute Scdnif."
I'D, babe es fir $500 pertau1t."
nGas lit aunit."
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fabren iett nad) Sallie, nno i6 suia
Gud auf bialcm Mpae mttteilen oaf
id) eeIllno bin ,mS baB es mir gut
gebt. Se) boffe. balo pieSer bei Gl,tb
5u iein ,,no bite gltd), ,liGt sl per-
slpeifeln."
Sic Hrci Nt6ohcn tparcn Sefretd-
rinnen einer beutlhen Nirmu in @I-
fareit, alio fcincsiaus olS @ebr-
mabtsaugcb0rige 81 rcbnen, ionoern
ols 3iuililiinncn. Son ibnen auar nj
Scr crlpGbnten 3eitungsl,oti5 nid,t 5ie
Sfcoe. @ie arob mag tire 3abl ieino
9ics lit sic @eid)icbte eincr anoc-
rcn ilnlaen Irau sic iett in elmer
idylrGbiid)en Staht lebt. Sic lit
hiibld). Gas Nciid)t glott inns falten.
Los, ois SCARE liegcn II, iucid)cn, f,lr.
gen Wcllcu ,ut Sen glltgcfornlten
&opf. sic Iino id,on ,picoer ,uunbers
bar gNuadlcn", iagtc lie, "por Gin
paur Moraten ging i6 INNER nod
nit cinem &ppituct, benn id mar gan;
fobl acld)prcn." Cine ,sroll obnc
Soare iiebt unbelhreibliN aus, ,pic
Elm nacftcr Gugel. @er es nid,t ioh,
fann cs iih nicbt poritcllel1. Sic &c
iid)tcr bcfonmcn etluas &runfes, llns
ncnid!iNes. vSn llricrcm Eager mo-
rem iuir ale geid)crcn, picllciht oub
lpeaen Scr Salr6erfeit."
Gierscbn @ohcn biclt Iic ourd
Sic audr icbr frGitiJ lno fam aus ei.
einem gouernbof. Sonn p,,roe lie
franf. &obes ,sicber. TaS mar ibr
8liid, oenn tsiebcr gait oIs &ranf
belt. Sic fam iebS @od)cn in SaS
@ranfc,repitr. Gin pplniid)er slr,t
- alle GerlpoltlngSitcllc marcn bon
aeiangeren Eulen beieBt - iorgte in
Sicien Sall gut iiir bie &rantcn,
menn er alldJ fallm WeNifunente sur
gerfiiJlns bate Sic 4flegerinnen
Daren ruiiiidl unO iebr bilfsbereit
piele ser Ratientinnen Itarhen WeiIt
an elmer Nlrt SlmaertGpbls, nhlpobl
Sic GerpIlcelng iiir sic aranten
gnn5 out mar.
Gannb fan tic 81 Gruppc hrci
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Cain PART ,Srsil,.it.
Gteater

Nohoem sic Gr6iinlng ser Sai.
ion lebte @ohe cinen rlrdlIhlageil.
sen Griola gcbabt bat nit Dem "Sht
Barber ans the Griu" miro Sail1
Eart ibrc slueitc slniiiibr,'na oe.
,Saiicn Suoolpb Sriml's ~siril
Moric" Gicnstaa, sen "a, WfittuoD
ocu %. Gonncrstaa, Sen 26.. Srci.
taa, ocu q. uno Somstua ocn %.
Suni ocm Yllblit,m1 bietcn.
Hoic Mtorie" Sic INNER cine Ser
bcliehtcn lcidliru Spern iii, bclicbt
Iih oni Noro Gannoi'hcn rMfonn.
ties" cine Urcn5c Stoot ,mo Elm 'i,.
ocl pon Suoianeru. llnter Hiehcrr bie
aclllnacn tperoeu iino: "Snoian Sooe
Gou" uno rSong Of the @tollltics"
Sic Scitlng Scr Sper lieat in Sonr
Sen bon Sauocl @oNapprtb lrrter
Itiibt bon CmiI S'3onlba. SilOa
Morle bon ser metropolitan miro
vGrettp Sbings", Meinlet Of the Mi-
mute" lno nSarOboileo Serman
tanjen.
0llber oleien Spern neroen nod
alIgcfiibrt vStllotut Eriucc" bon
Siaumnno Mombcra ,mo rSari" oon
Gncrid) Mulmnu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19

SRI. Ghlifonr luiro iih III Sea
slbeno teilen IN DEM iie Tubuiip
rSances Scorc at Yroiane" tan5en
miro.
DIS Srbeiter ipielt rM,lBlano anS
Nlonlilln" Don 8linfa, @oroonin'S
"Sn tbe Steppes Of Central u ii1"
unS 5ihaifopsfp's ,Sbe gear 1912"
vMilliiiheu Motroleu Gang" II. II. a.
SitfetS bon 6Oc bis $50 iino bei
Saplors, $50 Grclio sluc. llno int
Mlloitorilun nah Z llbr nbellos II,
bNbcn.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
fra,.en ersGklet, pen ikrer
Kriensocianeenitait
in Nanla,,H
Die Soiinl,ll9 lit sic 5lucitc
.Seelc, ser llngliidIi6en.
Socthc.

slugsburg. - Gs mar I'M Sliihts
lings Gllrd)sansslaser slussburg.
Sort iaB bie 6rau, sic tpie Elm 8e-
ipenit altsiab, auf einem Rett. Sel(e
2ofen rltno Inn Sen aopf eil1es 1et
benben 9eidnam3. Ser Sberfieier
mar ibr Nilrd)geid)oiicn, 10 oab tiefe
Harbcn an Stcllc ser ,uoblgerllnbc=
ten @angen iabeu. 9lltf Ser Stirn
lno I'M Sic Ml,gcu isalten, oic a'f
cin Sitter bon Otitte Gier5ig id)lieBc!n
lieBen. Tas ga6 Den blouSen Soden
>as Niheriinnigc ,nh @efremoenoc
Sann 5eiate lie eraeben ibren ens:
peis: geboreu 1923. Sic mar al'o
crit "a Sabre alt.
Sc ioIlen bier nur Iatiaben be.
rihtet meroeu. Nm 10. Sanllar Brad
2 Sic Ncue 3eituns" sic Noti,, ba6
in Hllblanb nod ctpa 10000 oellt-
die, meiblihe @ebrmahts angebGri
ge eeiaugen iino, bon oeren Gntlal-
i,lng uorlGuiig niht bie Heoe lit. Sic
ie:cc" gat oerpIleat uno arbeiteten
b..",t ild} .id) auf ocn Sanoc unS III
S>nriten. Ser .Sngesipieael" or,lGte
ciucn Scierbriei ob. in oem Elm Safer
oarleate, apos es bieBe. nidt nur ci-
ncn Sobm, ionbcrn auh cine Sodtcr
in MuRlanb als .permibt" 81 befla
gen. SreiBiatau'eno friegsgelangeac
.sraucu!
Mm s. N,ai mar Der arics ie;t
,,pci Sabren beenoet.
Tie altc, i,ulgc 6rau nit ON
blcnoen loten lpar cine uou hell
GreiBigtauieno, Die luegen arbeitse
| i,nidbigfeit entlaiien tuuroe. 0ies 1T
sic 8eiGidte ibres Sebens, bas 5lri-
lhcn sic beiocn cr6armllngsloielt
Miiblilcine gerict, "luie bas @elcs
cs beiabl", sHs arieserluitpe ctnc
ainoer tpuroe. iie elm SSabr Dor Gnoe
Ses Qricaes 5nr iSlaf einaeseaen.
Sam in oen Often nno lunroe eines
Cages i'm 8eiiht unS OH @ein ih1per
pcnpmnoet. gls einsige 1rau licat lie
|s,piihen ben Soloaten in eincm oft.
preubiihen 0asarett. Sic Ironi
ndtert iid) uon cinem Saa a,i oel1
anreren iiberraidenb lmo beoroblld)
Ger @inter lit BART, Gag iiir Saa
,pcrocn Sic @emeslrngsiabisen per
tr0itet, ooB iie oe,nnadJlt abtrahs
portiert lpcroen iollen. Gam lit oe,
1seinb ba. 9as aeiamte 2a3arett .pirS
la6transportiert aber ipcit bintel
oen llral. Sic miro gut perptleg1
lmo eines 1aaes als scbeilt cntlal
fen in elm &oblenberglpcrf. "a,
bGlt lie nit Sem 9ein nid)t aus. Ser
leg,mg III elm anoeres 2aacr in bi
NGbe bon Mosfau. 9ier limo baupt
lGblid) oeutide Mot 6rell5 Sdspe
| tern ,mo Observation-Disclosures Si
mni, 1orf ited)en. @iele Ser Iraue1
baben fleine 8abies, Die aber meil
ar manaelnoer Yfeleem6g(idfei
tuieoer iterben.
&c iino ,,ngetpiinidte @inoer.
Tod, a,,h bier gibt es troitlid
grfnbruneen. lGines Cages fomm
eine alte 8uiiin gang nabe al be
ab'perrllngs3aun lino tuirft ii
.Waein Sobn", iast iie, rritarb i
Y wrot uno ,uarme striimpie biniibel
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lleber 800 freitpiliae Jiibrcr uno
Nrbciter iino iett an Ser Nrbeit sic
S2S5,OO0 fir sic Salpatiou Nrmp
ali5ubrin9en i'm Gupabogo Gountp..
Sic perianmelten iih CUNT 5tpeiten
2unteon i'm Garter Sotcl Inn sort sn
bcrid)ten auie rmbc tic om ;3iel fins.
Scrr s.. Sprtou, General Goriiter
Scr &on,pognc, itellte @rigaSier &C.
neral &illimm 8. 0mlgber bon ser
II. 9. Mrmee oils Meoncr Dor. scr lidl
i'm crItcn llno suciten @cltfrieg iebr
nlsgc5eidnct bat. Gilnlal abcr mllbte
er iih hcn Sapaneru iibergebcn ,lnS
ipar orei Sabre @efoHgcncr bis CT ON
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nnS arbeitete bauptidblib aa.f einer
,3oldoic. .@rauianrfeiten gab es
nie", iaete lie. ra,,d oie Waden
tucnn lie nidt gang jung tparcn, to-
ten ams nid)ts." ,0ei ms miro MIC
mails gepriigelt", battc Scr Eager
letter, Gin Siii5icr, itols aeiagt 9as
Eager truros iebr io,rbcr acbaltcn. Die
@oocn nit @Iosihcrben gerciniIt.
Sm @erghuerf aob es gaoeeclegen-
bcit. Tns Mltcr ser '3ciangenen NOR
ourfl6nittlitb 25 Sabre, abcr .cs 9a6
alld cinigc, sic iibcr so iuarei. sils
iG nod aht Monatcn ,pieber fort.
fam, norcn bon sen 1900 sraten
900 geltorhcn."
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SiuS out beiud)t.

nit ser TrGicntution bon @altcr
Goiiel, Mctropolilan 0ariton, lmo
Sluice Gbaliiour, Sarpiir, nit Dem
Glepelanb Srheiter ais BGite trirh
oos CONNER Eop aon5ert inter Set
tllng bon Or. Hloolpb Hing!udll 'ei-
ne Shcolhe Ntittuod oheno. -.
Sl,ni, cr0fincn.
Serr GoIIel miro rGiIou ,Suaitiic"
bon ySerioiabc", Gcroi's rGri ~"
uou .Shc Masfco 3all" lno ~
,sorae's vGoooop Siptris" finger.
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16. Mlla,dt 1916 spieoer befreit tm,rs
Sc. Gr bat iebt oas aommanSo iiber
Camp @oroon, Mueuita. Georgia,
lnO lit iebr eingenommen iiir Die
Seilsarmec.
Serr Senrp gccles. Managcr ocs
@uiineb @log. Stuners mo Opera-
tors 9lii'n. lit Goriiber ser gulincb
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VIC. Muldrow
Dies In Texas

Word was received by Kenne-
wick friends of the death of w. c.
Muldrow on January IA at Mid
land, Texas, where he had gone
to visit nephew, Robert Null
drow 3rd and his family. He was
ill when he arrived there and was
taken to hospital soon after
wards.
William Muldrow was we'll
known to Kennewick people as he
came here in 1922 as superinten-
dent of the Columbia Irrigation
district, which position he held
until 1882. He then went to Ben
ton City where he was Superin-
tendent of the Sunnyside Irriga-
ton district until World War II.
He was with the Army Engineers
in the Aleutians for the duration
of the war and then worked with
them in their Portland offices in
connection with the McNary Dam
until his death. -.
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Locust Grove

Budd Larkin and Ray Bower
were called to Redmond, Califor-
mia on the death of Mr.. Bowers
father. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Edwards
and Mrs. Henry Smith were Wis
itors at Spokane for a few days.
Ten members of Locust Grove
Grange were visitors at the meet
ing of Kennewick Valley Grange
Friday. They witnessed the beau
tiful initiation work exemplified
by the Fonley Grange degree team.
Locust Grove Grange members
will attend in a body the Buena
Vista Grange on January %. All
members please. contact lecturer
Mrs. Catherine Nicoson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens have
purchased home in Kennewicl,
and will be at home to their many
friends at End Avenue KenneWick.
Locust Grove Home Circle will
meet at Ruth Simmelink's, Tues
day, January 21st.
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of A. N. A. and District member
ship were proposed to the. group.
The number. of nurses from
Richland who joined the Associa-
ton at the January meeting closed
an active year for the nurses and
forecast an interesting year just
beginning. Miss Eva Ungerrecht,
Secretary Treasurer for the year
1916 reported 400 per cent in
crease in membership during the
past twelve months.
Many important business mat
tiers were taken care of at the
meeting January IA. Revised Con-
stitution and bylaws were pres
ented to the members for their
consideration.
Nominees for officers of the state
association were proposed.
Due to a change in meeting
night it will be important to bear
in mind that the next meeting OF
District Is will be February s.
1947, the first Wednesday of the
month. This meeting will be held
in the conference room of the Kad-
lect Hospital, Richland at 1880 p.
m. AS the Program Committee has
not had an opportunity to meet
no definite plans are prepared for
the get-acquainted social evening
which will follow the regular
business meeting.
ut hoped that February 5th
will find all graduate nurses OF
Franklin and Benton counties
gathered together to start new
year in nursing activity" said
Sister Aloysio.
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From where | sit ..M Joe Marsh
willie Goes
to School at %

ever now. They're industrious and
well-behaved-their favorite bev-
erage is milk or a temperate glass
of beer. For them the "three RS"
seem to mean: Responsibility, Re-
sourcefulness, Restraint.
From where I sit, cynical folks
who thought veterans wouldn't
want to return to school-wouldn't
stick to steady habits Of work and
moderation-have their answer
in undergraduates" like Willie.
@Ss MA'Ae
1917, United States Brewers Foundation
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franklin Benton Nurses Group Ends
Busy Year: Plan Expanded Program

Miss Olga Alderin and Mrs. Bera-
dine Bieker of the Kadlec Hospit-
al, Richland. One year term: Mrs.
Helen Goldman and Sister Mary
Aloysia c. S.. j. both of the staff
of Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital,
Pasco.
January 8, 1947 proved to be an
important day for the nurses OF
District Is. At the invitation OF
Mrs. Ethel Skies of the Kadlec
Hospital. Mrs. Vera Larsen, &C.
companied by representative nur-
SEES from Pasco and KenneWick,
addressed the nurses working in
the Richland area. At a meeting
under the craftsmanship of Miss
Dorothy Kopplin the advantages
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Graveside services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. B. Coan. Mrs.
Kempf was well known to older
residents of this city when she
made her home with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Shepard.
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6OO:l6
sl4.so
Plus
Excise Tax

elected nurses OF wash
;.o,on State Nurses Association
i m;sstrict is, Franklin and Benton
Ca,,nties. to aid Mrs. Vera B. Lar
cen. Kennewick, who was reelec-
ted as president are: LIST vice pres
; ;5e Miss Myrtle Albright, Rich
iand. 2nd vice president, Mrs.
Myrtle James, Pasco; Secretary.
Miss Alice OIeary, supervisor OF
p,,hlic Health, Richland; treasurer,
Mrs Minnie Hollingsworth, Rich
land. -
The new Board of Directors con-
c;ets of the following nurses: Three
vear term: Mrs Katherine King
Raker and Mrs. Evelyn Burlis,
hoth of Pasco. Two year term:
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ELIZABETH KEMPF

Mrs. Elizabeth Kempf, mother
of Mrs. Edward Shepard, now of
Toppenish, passed away last Sum-
day in Seattle. Interment will be
made in Riverview Heights ceme-
terry in Kennewick Saturday morn
ing, January IS, at 9 o'clock.
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RIpENESS TEST

RIPENESS TEST
To judge ripeness of pears, press
the stem ent lightly. If it yields
it is usually ripe. Underripe pears
should be held at room tempera-
ture until ripe, then kept in the
refrigerator until used.
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ILL WEEDS YOUNG

KILL WEEDS YOUNG
The weedicide, 2,4-4, gives
much better results when the
weeds ares ucculent or growing
actively than when they begin to
harden or mature, according to