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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-28
EUGENE. ORE. VISITOR

John A. Phelps, from Eugene Oregon, arrived yesterday in Ju- neau by lir and is at the Baganoi Hotel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

j gen mebr iiber Den Monarhen gebort,
als in ben borbergegangenen abtltno-
apanaig Sabren ieiner Serribaft.
Sein Rahfolser lit ber bisberige
aronprin5 6reoerif.
Wfgr. Or. Soief Siio, Der erite
Brdlioent bes BON oen Na5is 1tnter.
irorfenen iloipofiiden Staates, itarb
am Sreitag bel Morsensrauen am
G,algen megen nSohperrats" gegen
Die tideho hoIloipafiide Hepublif. Ser
Gro5eB gegen Wigr Silo 1puroe i'm
Ie5ember porigen Sabres eroffnet.
Man beiduloigte i'm, er babe iid aur
2ostrennllng Sloipafiens bon ser
Sicbed)ei oeridporen. SiIo beItritt
fies' llnb oerteioigte ii6 oamit, baB
er nur bas 8elte ieines 8olfes I'M
s4uge gebabt babe. gr NOR abgeorb-
meter oes tl6e6oilolpafii6 Gor-
friegsparlaments, mo er tpieoerbolt
Ben slntrag Itellte, oaB man Ser Slos
Uafei slutonon1ie geipdbre. S6lieBli6
ipuroe er infolge bes Odinhener Baf.
les BON ser 9rager Gegierung inn
Sftpber 1888 gum Bremier oes auto
nome1t Staates Slolpafien ernonnt.
0o6 oem Ginmari6 Sitlers in ser
Sldedoilo1pafei llntertparf iif Siios
Hegierltng, 1,no oie Selbitltdnbigfeit
Ger Slo1pafei 1puroe anerfannt. Siio
ipurbe 8rdi diioent. gta6 9eutihlanbs
3uiammenbru6 1prr0e Siio bon ome=
.rifGniiden Sruppen gefangen uno oen
Si6efen allsgeliefert. SIM Sum- bort
gen Sabres ieete iid cine @ruppe fu=
tbclii6er 8ildofe in ser Slopafei fir
i'm elm 1tno periudte cine 8egnaoi=
gung 81 erlangen. Die 8iIdofe erfldrs
ten, Siio babe alpor Sebler begangen,
jeocf ieien ieine slbiidten gut gene
len. Mon bate nod ieiner 8erlrtei-
ling gebofft, geneid 1peroe i'm BE-
anaotgen. Ga5l, uber bot iid oieier
fleine Sitler nift perItanoen. Der
&erl0bnung 5tpilden Slo1pofen uno
Sihefen miro oieieS 9lutsertdt nift
oienlid iein!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
ONO wAIsENrREUND

bos ausge3eidnete @aoioger1t mii
Sdallplattenlpieler i'm @erte bon
iiber 5000 (1000Geidsmarf) geitob.
len. Gold elm 8er1t fann ib mir
nimmer tpieoer faufen. Mit Dem @I-
len subauie gebt es aua iebr fnapp
ber, ipie 8riefe aus Der Seirnat be-
rihten. Das gilt lotpobl in Der ame-
rifonilben tpie altd in ser fran5oii-
lfen Gone. Sn oen beioen anoern
miro es auh nidt roliger iein. Son
ben ebenraligen @egnern miro anh
nidts gei6enft, i'm 8egenteil nod
9ebolt. Sd BIN ia leioer nidt iiber oie
gan5en &organge aufgeflart, I'm mir
Elm oeutlides 8ilo at MAIDEN. 8as
@enige in ben 8riefen miro iiber-
madt uno tit bod nid)t oas, mos oen
Sern Der Sade trifft. @ir baben ia
nod. feline 8reIiefreibeit, 90 mir nod
nt6t bas Gi6tige erfannt Daben nod
slniidten lebr beoeutenoer MGnner
bcs auslanbes. Nlr gu gut lino bie
libel 5ltgeri6teten Sci | d n in
Ser Sage, iid Elm beiieres unb freie.
res Germany tpieoer auf5ubauen,
menn man ibnen Sic Moglihfeit gibt.
Weilitaritaot unb gufriiltung fann
rnbig iibertpa6t tperoen uno es fann
BEL Der lleberipa6ung bleiben. 9ie
Soblen Der 8eiabungsitreitfr6t tte
miiBten berritgert tperoen, ODER ite
miiBten aus ibrem Seimatlano Der.
lorgt tperoen. lleber lol6e 8robleme
lieBe iid nod biel idreiben. 2eioer
lit Dos bergebli6
n8et meiner @ef efangennabme muir
Cen mir beri6ieoene Sa6en, oorun-
ter audi meine Mrmbanoubr abge-
nommen nno ME tpteoer ousgebdn.
hist. gei meiner iebigen Gage uno
aud in naber 3ufunft lit es mir
rnmoglif, iol6 einen slrtifeI faufen
gu fonnen :. Die 2ebensmittelpreiIe
une Die 8er6ranfsgesenIt1noe iino
bier lebr teuer uno nur auf Dem
l6par5en Otorfte 5u finoen uno gu
bohen. Gang europa bungert uno
frlert tuieoer oielen 8inter, trot ser
anltrengungen Ser slaiierten, neil
ton getpilien glementen Die Sa6e uno
Die unterItiitung automatiid perei=
telt tueroen. SSlt Sen 3eitungen erf6brt
man nie Die genaue Gage 1lnb oas
traurtge Sos ser bapon betroffenen
armen Wenl6en. Woge 8ott rns BEL
lteGen, bamit unler 2eben bon uno
gan5tpertig iein fann."
Soipeit Ser S.S.@. in la belle
France. Wit SreunoesgruB uno grie-
Iteriegen,
Soiepb s. @els, ST..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

seranlagen bonn Wilitdr serItort tDer.
cen, Die man 10 1ingebeuer notig fir
bie ei,ropaiide 2ebensmittelproouf-
ton brauht.
gu Heportern lagte Sr. Sooner
nod elmer sei6loiIenen Sisung oes
Senatsfomitees fir ousnarttge 8e.
5ietunsen, amerifaniides, britii6es
unb ruiIii6es Wilitdr iei nit per-
b!iiffenoem gifer nit Der Gernihtung
ser &rlnItoiingerfobrifen beif1ftigt,
viuabreno gang europa nod &1nit.
biirger led8t" @lei6aeitig 1perbe bonn
omerifaniI6en Steuer5abler perlangt,
oie 2ebensmittelfoIten fir bie Sum.
oernoen in europa 81 be3ablen. 4uf
8runo bes iGperen @inters, Ser lie.
berifDemmlngen uno Der oabur6
nerminoerten Broouftion y1piro oie
SebensmittelfriIe IN Ger @elt inn ndd.
item Sabr tpobrifeinlih nod idlim-
mer iein ols beuer", laete ST. Soooer.
Sic Sa6rtfen, tpelhe Wunition bers
Itclen fonnen, ieien bon alien gl-
liierten" in 3euti6lano perni6tet
tuoroen. slber eeraoe biele Snbrifen
fonnten Ebospbor unb Nitrogen fir
&unitoiinger liefern. v8enn oas 10
ueiter gebt," erflarte ST. Sooper,
"m0gen mir 11ns 1pobl boriiber flar
trcroerL oaB ser amerifaniIde Steuer-
5obler bon iebt an Oie 2ebensmittel.
rednltng fir europa be5ablen miro"
Sn einem llmfansrei6en 8eri6t
branomarfte bas Sausfomitee fir
lnamerifaniide 8et6tigunsen oie
~american goutb for Democracy"
(aO0) als cine berfappte fonmuni-
itll6e SrganiIotion, binter ser Mos.
fou'er 9robt5ieber iteben, uno er-
mobnte Sic Stoatseouperneure uno
sdaaeitungen, oieie Srsaniiationen
ldonungslos bloB5uIteaen. 0as So,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

tiiden ooer religiolen @riinoen ber-
folgt nnroen, iino NIT Sob erfiillt
gegen oas 'Sospiet-Regime unb 1piin-
icben in ibrer alten Seinat cine STE.
pollution berbei als ein3ige Soffnltng
fir oen @eltfrieber.
nSSn Der amerifonii6en Gone in
Geutiflano babe ih cine an5abl Gil-
len beobahtet, 1pelebe nniere, milit1ri-
iden @nlagen Itiibieren. Nah meiner
aniidt riiitet iid &uBlano iebt at
einem &riege gegen Oie Ser. Staaten.
ssSSn elmer auoien5, apelhe mir Der
8opit getpabrte, 5eigte er lih beiorgt
megen &uBlono, unb er befiir6tet,
oab oie Huilen ibren ginfluB itber
gan5 europa al,soebuen 1peroen.
Miebrere rliiilde Gelebrte periider-
ten mir, tie batten Die @tombombe
6ergeitellt. Sic 1pollen aae mod glme-
rifa fommen Inn bier 5u leben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
1a,lat,S
(Sortfesu,tg bon Gette u

eilt 8eles in irgenbeiner Sorm pers
mutlif lm Sen /. Wtai berum anneb-
men.
2ann miro Elm &onferen5fomitee
be5 Sallies 1nb oes Senats 5rIom-
mentreten uno perIu6en, Die 2esarten
5.l einesn @elet 81, perldmel5en. Sies
miro cine Idypere 9lufgabe aperoen, Die
oermlttlth po6enlang oauern 1piro.
Iann muB oas aompromiBgeieB erit
con beioen Sdl1iern gebiligt 1peroen,
Die inoeIlen - ieoes fir ii6 - bas
@eiet on bie &onferen5 5uriidoertpeis
len f0nnen, tpenn lie oamit ni9t ein=
Oeritanoen lino.
Grit menn oles Dies geIdeben lit,
fam oas geieb oen 8rdlioenten bor<
eelegt iperoen, lno biele &ongreBnit-
glieoer iino Ser 9lnii6t, oaB er oage.
gen lein Geto einlegen miro.
Ser friibere Brdlioent Sooper fri
tlIierte am SSreitog drgerli6 Die al
liierte Sffupationspolitif in 0e1tl6s
lanc uno Selterreih, mo- &unitbiin-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

lnitee forberte ferner cine itrenge I'M
teril,dung Der rfein6lihen 3iele Der
cmerifaniiden aommuniiten".
Sn oieiem 8eri6t on bos Saus
itel. oas &onitee feIt, Dob Die ioge-
uonnte ,american golttb for 8emoc-
rocp" = oie nod Der \Yteinung ieis
ncr &ritifer ra1d nift NIT elmer Sa.
ier amerifaniih ober bemofratiih" lit
- ibr Sauptquartier in Seem gorf
bat uno baB es ii6 friiber in 13 slItor
Blace befanb, lin ielben Saltie 1pie
5oblrei6e onoere SrganiIationen uns
ter fommuniitiider &pntrolle". Ser
geridt bebauptet ferner, bob oieie ge.
tarnte fommuniitiide Bropoganba-
organization ied5ig llnterorganiiatios
nen in ied5ig Colleges bat, oie iid
oui bier5ebn Staaten berteilen. Sbre
qeiamte MitglieOidaft betragt 16,s
154.
r8eleitet bon geriienen uno beions
bcrs geidulten Srganiiatoren, bie in
einem engen &reis binter oer S5ene
orbeiten, periudt bie ,americon
goutb for Democracy Ben S5oeoliss
mus, sic llnerfabrenbeit uno bas @es
meinid)aftsgefiibl Ser Sugeno 5u miB=
brauden. Sinter einem S6paG bod
tonenoer Bbraien erfennt man oas
9eniiben, bie gbrfurdt uno 2opali.
tat Ser SSugeno 5lt l1nterboblen 1tno
lie gegen Die &elieion, gesen bas ame-
,ifonii6e Seim, geeen Die Sdulbe-
horoen unb gegen Die 8egierung ouf-
5ltbeten ="
(Scrtfetuna osf G<ite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

.oen @infornmen fann bte groBe Mniie
der 2obn- uno @ebaltsenpf1nger aber
itdnoig tDeniger fir iolhe Anihaffnn-
gen eriibrigen, Die iiber oas 2ebens-
notipen0ige binausgeben.
Mmtlibe nnb pripate Sadperitdn-
bige baben es iih ai6 ieit Wfonaten
.anselegen iein lailen, oenen, Die es
nod nibt getplBt baben iollten, bas
&ertrauen auf Die iagenbaften, an
-geblih bonn &riege binterlaiieuen
Spargutbaben als 8arantie fir einen
sefpigen boom" aus5ureoen. So1peit
nod iiber nennensnerte Sparfonti
Gcrihtet miro, befinben tie iieb inn
iueientlihen nidt in ben Sanoen oes
Observation-Disclosures" Seoen-
fals lit Ole 8erteilung bieIer @ut.
toben nidt bon elmer slrt, oaB lie nod
,auf lange 3eit binalls cine 8irtIdaft
itiiben fonnten, Ole an Der gan5en
Sinie itanbig ibre Breiie binallfnume-
rtert. @enn bic &egierltng, nit Dem
8ralibenten Sruntan on Der Spite,
all,n Dem Sanoel nabeleet, iid Ole
sSGee, oaB anormal bobe Brofite Der
eeiddftli6en 8eisbeit lebter SbluB
ieien, aus Dem &opf au iblagen nnb
es itatt oeiien nit 8reisreouftionen
81 perIuden, 10 lit oas, tpie mir glau-
hen, Elm fluger &ot, ben bie 8irt-
idaft nur gum eignen Sdaoen miB-
aften fann.
N. Y. Staatsseitnng'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
HPrnti1d,trH

Weittagsmabl5eiten fir oeutIde
SGulfinoer, Die Serbert Sooper Ies-
ten 8inter poreei6laeen bate, tper-
0en am l.. Mai fir 100000 &inoer
mi San0e Seiien beginner. sic 1per-
hen taglid breibltnoertuno fiinf5ig
Galorien erbalten. SSnsgeIant bat
Selien $4,000 Sbiiler i'm sllter BON
iehs Bis odtaebn Sabren. slber tpie
an1tlid erfldrt miro, tperoen MIR Die
Srte, mo sic 2ebensmitteaage am
ernitelten lit, in oie Speilung einge-
ibloiien tueroen.
9ie 8riten nabmen am Sreitag oie
groBte Sprengung felt 9ifini Dor, als
lie Sauienoe bon Sonnen Wfunition
unh Sprengitoffen in lt=8oot=8un-
fern uno unteriroilden Sunneln ser
SeItung Selgolano in oie Suit jog
ten. 0ie bunoertpierunooreiBig Mcres
groBe Sniel, oas oeutl6e Gibraltar
Der Noroiee, NOR iofort in Slammen
gebiillt lno perI6mano in elmer bid
ten &audmolfe, Die iicb in Bil5form
eebntauleno SUB in Die Suit erbob.
Gin britiiher Warine-Sffi5ier auf Ell
nen Sdiff Dor Selsolanb beri6tete,
bab infolge Der Sprengr,ngen bas
Siioenoe ser Snlel eingeebnet lit unb
Die u-8oot=8unfer berlhnunoen iino.
Sic gneldnoer peripenoeten 5ur Ser.
ni6tl1ng ser friiberen oeuti6en See
faitung fiinfunoiieb5igbunoert Spnnen
grploiipitoffe, nit oenen tie a6t Mei=
len unteriroilder 8dnge fiillten l1no
in bie 2uft iprengten. 8ombar6ierun-
ger aus Ser Suft tpabren0 bes &rie-
ges rnb nad GinItellung ser 0eino-
Ieligfeiten paren apirfungslos getpe-
len. gttpa biertauieno Selgoldnber ba=
ben ibre Seimat oerloren.
SonntagnaGt itarb Ser iedsuno-
iieb5ig Sabre alte &0nig gbriitian X.
bon 0dnemarf. sluf Dem Ylae Dor
Dem S6loB Imalienburg, bas mitten
in &openbogen gelegen tit, batten oen
Gan5en Sag iiber biht georangt ptele
@etpobner ser Stabt geitanben uno
ansitlif auf 8eridte iiber ibren per-
ebrten &0nig seipartet. Ser perItor-
bene aonig, Ser fiinfunobreiBig Sab-
re ai,f bern Sbron Gdneinarfs fab,
fat in bieier 3eit iein 2ano burd
5pei &riege gefiibrt. &ber udbreno es
ibm I'M eriten gelang iih geididt
hrrh 5ipei md6tige &riegfiibrenoe 5lt
labieren, lit er I'M atpeiten elm Spfer
Scr @etpaltpolitif Mbolf &itlers ge-
morben, ob!pobl gerabe fem 2anb bas
ein5ige Sfanoinabiens ee,peIen mar,
oas ben Na5is 81 8efallen nit oieien
ipentge Monate Dor Der i'm Mpril
1910 erfolgten 8elesung einen Niht-
angriffspertrag abgeidloiien bate.
81. BEN ariegsiabren fat Die 8elt-
offentlihfeit trot Ser fait bonftdnbi-
gen Nahridteniperre aus &openba-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

2ieber Geier!
senbe ben ,Obio-8aiienfrennb' bel.
men Nnseb6risen in 9cntidlann.
8reis: $500 pro Sabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

(Sortfesn1a o,,f Gsite 81
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
Benion Couniy's
Bond Record IS
Hiqhly Praised

Sales of all series of savings
bonds in BSnton county for the
year 1916 amounted to $2,049 ,806,
according to j. j. Wilson of the
u. S. Savings Bonds State Advis-
DRY committee. OF this amount,
series E bonds totaled $1,798, 016.
Annual figures were made avail
able to Wilson in a letter received
from William c. H. Lewis, State
Director of the u. S. Savings Bond
division in which he compliment
ed Wilson on the fine showing in
Benton county.
State of Washington residents
bought STA, 469, 1924 worth of the
savings bonds during 1916 ac-
cording to Lewis.
"This remarkable showing is
the result of the splendid coopera-
ton you have received from the
banks, other financial inA.itutions,
newspapers and radio as well as
firms which are making the pay
roll savings plan available to their
employees" Lewis said. 81 hope
you will express to all of them the
deep appreciation of the U. S..
Treasury for their support"
Savings bonds are becoming
big business in Benton county, ac-
cording to Lewis, who estimated
that the annual income from these
securities to residents of this coun-
ty amounts to approximately
100000.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
u of Reclamation
10 Hire Ditchridnrs

Inc u 5. Civil Service r..
mission will accept appIica STm.
until Feb: IA to take an exan, .ion'
ton for ditch rider Jobs with ~
U. ;. Bureau Of Reclamation p sne
Iaylor, local secretary for IVA .sy
ne.Mlck, announces this weel, Nei'
The work consists of disirih,,.
ing irrigation water on nroioli
ana the maintenance of The y I..!
CATION systems. Starting sa,aria.
range from 5000 to 2243 a ysa ,e'
pItchriders are required 10 e ~,
nish an automobile, but are ~ eur ,ur'
an allowance for its use T s,sea
said. The age limits of Ia ~ si ss
may be waived for veterans ~ 90 ~
under certain conditions. for S amu
service appointees. -oi war
Taylor has the necessary =,
plication forms and additions, is
formation available at the Kernn IL
wick post office. Ne'ine-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
Local amily
In Head-on Crash

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Simmelink
and baby met with an accident
about noon last onday as they
were coming from Mott, North
Dakota after a visit with rela-
tives over the holidays. A head-on
collision at Perry, Mont. entirely
demolished their car. The baby
was unhurt but Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
melink suffered bad bruises and
cuts. At the time of phoning on
Monday, Mrs. Simmelink was be-
ing cared for at a hospital in Perry.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
Students Thank
PTAF or Supporf

The student body of the Kenne-
wick high school this week ex-
tended their warmest gratitude
to the Kennewick PTA, from
whom gift Of $40 was received
recently for the purchase Of new
band uniforms.
Have You seen those flashy
orange and black uniforms the
members Of the high school band
got this fall" their communica-
ton runs, "They really add a lot
to our school spirit. 1t wouldn't
have been possible to have these
40 new suits without the $840 the
Kennewick PTA gave the high
school last week to help cover the
bill. On behalf of the student body
Of the Kennewick high school, we
Want to thank all those who made
Lhese new uniforms possible"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
Concert Ticket
Sale Starts Soon

Plans for the ticket sale cam
paign for the season of l947-4s
were made Friday evening when
members of the board of directors
of the Pasco-Kennewick Commun-
| ity Concert Series met in the Ii
brary room of the Pasco Recre-
alton Building, with Joel c. Kim
ball of New York, present at the
meeting as representative OF the
national group. ". .....
The annual kick off dinner for
workers in the ticket sale CAM
paign will be held the evening OF
Monday, February "a, in the
lounge of the Recreation Build
ing, according to an announce
ment made by Frank Maupin,
president of the group.
The week of concentrated eff
fort on the part of workers in the
annual sale of tickets will follow,
beginning Tuesday, February %
and continuing on through that
week. Campaign headquarters will
beginning Tuesday, February %
and continuing on through that
week. Campaign headquarters will
be announced later by Campaign
Chairman Mrs. Robert Glen of
Pasco and Mrs. S. S. McHenry of
KenneWick.
Also attending the meeting were
D. M. Deeter, w. A. Woehler, Mrs.
E. S. Black, Mrs. Howard Whit
beck, Mrs. c. L. Booth, Mrs. r. S.
Brown, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Hill
Williams, Mrs. S. J. Posey and Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Camealy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
PINK AND GREEN

The Pink and Green club met
last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Lee Boutelle at which time an
election of officers for the coming
year was as follows: President,
Eva Harper; vice president, Nora
Gillespy; secretary. Mrs. Sheldon;
treasurer, Emma Higley.
The Pink and Green club will
meet January % at the home of
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
HONOR STUDENTS

The names of Twyla Nation
and Robert E. fletcher of Kenne-
wick appear on the list of rs stu
dents earning places on the fall
term honor roll of Eastern Wash
ington College of Education, ac-
.cording to an announcement made
this week by George Wallace, reg
istrar. Also on the list is the
name of Bert r. Graf of Pasco.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
p1NocH1E CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherry en-
tertained the Pinochle club at
their home Saturday night. Three
tables Of pinochle were played,
with Bill Gravenslund and S. S.
McHenry winning high score.
Lunch was served at the close.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
lTH CIRCLE

lTfi CIRCLE
The Fourth Circle of WSCS will
hold its annual Mystery Sister
meeting Wednesday, January %,
at 8 p. m. at the home of Mae
Lamcson. Audry, Minnie B. and
Blanch assisting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
SON IS BORN

SON IS BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosfield, 3rd and
Auburn, are parents of a son they
have named Arthur Lee born jan
uary 8 at the Pasco hospital.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
THE BUSY BEES

The Busy Bee Sewing and Cook.
ing club met at the home of Peggy
Piert, January IL, 1947. There
were nine members present. Peggy
Piert gave a demonstration on how
to make hamburger sandwiches
and to turn, haste, and stitch a
teatowel.
We will have a food sale on
January ID, 1947.
Our next meeting will be at Len
ma Lee Frederick, January Is,
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Seek To Avert National Coal Strike On July 8

WASHINGTON, (P)-Labor de- partment officials said Saturday Secretary Schwellenbach will try this week to bring John L. Lewis and the soft coal operators togeth- CT and head off a full-Scale na- tional strike July 8.
 Secretary of the interior Krug estimated that there is only 48,- 100000 tons of coal in storage above ground, or a 32-day supply.
 As the last miners filed out the pits early Saturday for a 10-day vacation, Krug prepared to give the mines back to the owners when federal authority to run them expires at midnight tonight.
 The vacation was provided for in the government contract signed by Lewis and Krug to end the strike 13 months ago. That con- tract runs out along with federal operation of the properties.
 The miners Vacation-shared also by the 75,000 Pennsylvania anthracite workers may develop into an indefinite holiday if no agreement is reached in the next 10 days.
 Labor officials expressed the belief there is still a chance that a contract can be obtained before the deadline.
 Krug told reporters a strike would afford an opportunity to see what, if anything, the Taft Hartley act can accomplish"
 The new law provides for an in junction against a national emer- gency strike, but Krug asked if the miners simply stay home July 8 instead of reporting to work
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Nab Fortune In Daring Holdup

ALLENTOWN, Pa. (P)-I In a daring holdup in a home in the fashionable west end of Allentown four men-two armed-held up five couples and fled with S175,O0O in loot.
 Louis Wiener, a manufacturer, told police he was sitting on the front porch of his home chatting with his wife and two other cou- ples, MT. and Mrs. Harry Neff and MT. and Mrs. Bernard Salitsky when the men mounted the porch and ordered the couples into the house.
 Mrs. Neff told police the gun men, speaking in low voices, kept repeating assurances that no one would be hurt if everyone did as ordered.
 "We've heard you have a safe,'' she quoted one of the gunmen as saying to Wiener. Show it to us"
 The safe was concealed in the bedroom. Wiener pointed it out and was ordered to open it. He did. Then all but Wiener were bound and gagged. Later Wiener's daughter and her escort arrived and were treated likewise.
 Police said the holdup men took $150, ,000 in non-negotiable securi- ties. Wiener reporter they relieved him of about $850 in cash, Neff of $365 and Solitsky of $80. Police said the stickup men also took about $23,000 in jewelry.
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U. $. Asks IndO- nesian Cooperation

BATAVIA, Java (P)-The U. S. state department requested the Republic of Indonesia Saturday to cooperate without delay in the immediate information" of an in- terim federal government and promised to consider financial aid when the government was estab- liShed.
 There were indications that the eleventh hour delivery of the state departments. message to the Re. publican government had avertec the start of Dutch military opera tions today.
 Earlier an Indonesian republi can army spokesman reported evi dence that Lt Gen. Siem Spoo had ordered his forces to be pre- pared to launch united action oI all fronts" Monday, but Spooi commander of Dutch forces in tn East Indies, denied this.
 On the political front it appear ed probable that Sutan Sjahr busted Indonesian premier, woul be reinstated following a sudde switch by Sajap Kiri, powerf' leftist in the popular front.
 Condemnation by Sajap Kiri Sjahrir's concessions to the Out, forced his resignation Friday.