The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-14
WEEKEND VIEWPOINTS
By James w. Hanson

these things We neibors of Rchand and Hanfod and
would like to get along with the people there
exceedingly well during the short period has been
growing city, There may have been mistakes. Where do
you find city with none? There may have been waste,
but you find private project OF such
magnitude without it! On the whole, appears that the
atomic project has been pretty well handled Not perfect
probably but neither the There always was some
body gripping about the the being fought But
There always somebody to out against waste
but still had enough support armies and naves
and most of the world After all the waste
subtracted it minute amount compared to that which
the winning of the struggle In project new
dealing with something whose possibilities and direc-
tons have yet been undetermined natural to expect ina!
the process and would be used to large extent
After the waste is counted at Hanford there still is enough
have produced the greatest explosive in the history
mans efforts Abraham Lincoln when things were
the darkest during the Civil War; always figured that
would out all right in the end That's the way most
people figure Hanford and Richland won't suddenly
blow up though they making very explosive IN
strument
Speaking at meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. Ted
Wagner pleaded for cooperation in setting Boy
Scout troops Kennewck. eve far behind other COM
unites what doing for the Scouts he said He
wants six troops all active in the community But meeting
places camp sites needed These needs small
pared the that done the Boy Scout
They good for community and the best
Of security for the nation as whole.
ed by the Chamber Of Commerce. have been stressg the
courtesy among the clerks and others who wait
With that word from the customers the point that
courtesy pays dividends pretty well Others have
commented that propness is desired at some places
of business Prompness of part OF courtesy TO
allow person stand and wait amounts to ignoring him
person being ignored in place of business
is offended.
Albert S. Goss master of the National Grange writes
IF human
He points present condition of France example
of how nation falls into despair by expecting more from the
state give That point for to keep in mind
people age where they become absolutely
able themselves they should receive kind OF
assistance community the state the federal gov
But people certainly should be taught from child
they something the community the minimum
being the support of themselves respect Tor the laws ana
interest in the general welfare.
The monthly review of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chi
cago gives us information period throughout
which we recently passed that makes the
that this section depression employment was
higher in the 18th Federal Reserve DISTRICT IN 1915
than in 1947 and that short slump business recovered
in level equal to the highest in l947 Since
then there layos Rchand and Hanford that
have depressing effect business here but on the
whole northwest appears to be ahead OF the rest OF
the nation the nation whole appears be
on sound footing
Here guess that might be thrown in on the question
If what the shifts in Soviet oficiadom Russia is
convinced that will not start and that she
ussa) had better not that therefore there will be long
neriod of peace during which she ussa had better start
STRENGTHENING out her domestic affairs before the Russian
people start on their own
Congratulations Veterans of Foreign Wars which
celebrated 50h anniversary last week An organization
which like the American Legion, is bulwark against forces
that would down ideals and disspate strength
Matheson Sand & Gravel TO.
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Concrete Sand Driveway Gravel
pit Run Motor, Plaster Sand