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: m units are continuing their
“‘ Mgntch of oil on the South
:31, ‘ shout 500 miles from here is
“We” the sole remaining trace
31‘0"“ mun Clipper which disap
”rod on a voyage from Guam to
«:2; a. Wines with six passengers
u 3 an of nine.
[gun's Son 3 Farmer
”Wu; Inc.—An emergency
:1:- .. .. . for appendicitis on a. farm
f ‘7 Your here, known simply as
C’; mu,” revealed the (act
.3: "3'9 no really J. Pierpont Mor
3rd. mndson of the interna
;'7;'; " bunker who chose to spend
”nation from Harvard working
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ins;'mui-etlwheuamam-engine of
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mean. b. «1—1:» Depart
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mutual much with
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Minimum» District of Conan“:
ﬁfWlvnbty, which is mad in
‘gﬁ Qﬂnphlnt to have threatened
‘34:)“:011“ physicians and cut
f” new: “through the
Gingham: Annunciation. Organ
«@l9o!» hm. true...,lm¢
it of mods: means, are and to
Liam in sixty cities, with
_ tumble to 1,500,000 persons.
‘; In- to M’- Advice
“m cu.—Beeause her fan
W a. preponderance of
mind her playing ‘the
ﬁlm Shearerhasrennquish
uhmdmlettommthe
an: vex-den of “Gone With The
ﬁll.” Rumors were revived that
mmnepmnwmbeco-mmd
uncut awe 1n the picture.
,- tows mmu noxons
$ Mt. Inch—ln celebration of
h?” snnlversary, Henry Pbrd
w from Germany the Grand
.90 of the German Eagle, 9. dec
gum reserved for distinguished
Minus. the first time it has
In Officially awarded in this
.f “It! Hitler 0m
tell-u. Germany The first
'm National Gymnastic Pest!-
"""h the years. drawing German
ml" visitors from all over the
W came to an end when 200,000
I"an burst lnto wild ecclalm
‘ Chancellor Hitler, stormed the
blue line. and showered the Penn
. 'ﬂh ﬂowers. The Austrian can
"!m was almost hysterical in
MI devotion to the German
Munch'l‘nrmon
Thin—A solid month of dis
-9““ l”Ween Jew and Arab brot
(“W of July casualtes up to 201
“s'l ma 473 wounded, or more
9"! the combined dead and injur
"i" Q"! intermittent riots during
‘ 'hole of last yealj. The British
Minion Bt“dying the partition
h" Pale'stine is on its way back
‘mdm. its findings as yet unaw‘
“#1?! Elaine. Week
W Federation of Labor’s
line, of buﬂness states that mark-
Meat is felt throughout
‘. 3 t unemployment has
5" chﬁtted and a greater degree
whee shown by industrial
’3“ “-Jubsala on the New
Mabel: Exchange totalled 38.-
.“ Shares. largest month’s bus
“Ue last October . . . Sharp
h I", ‘3 ten in the men's cloth-
MM through the WPA’s pur
b “01 garments for distribution
1! W...Furnltureorders
has“ ﬁelivery placed by 5.000
he "Siting the New York Fum
“MM dismay amounted to
m M ~ - . Geld production by
m in Ontario, Canada. reached
at.” “1 June. only slightly short
1... “Lame record made ln May.
he M“ DPOductlon is expected to
‘ugrhfhstyears total or :90,-
oftb:
WEEK
b.
mam
Residents Urged to
. Bum Client on Lots
Thenreboysorthelocelnrede
partment are continuing reddents
about cheat ﬁres. m Chic! Putt
atatathatbecdusethe'eedlcao
dlfyandthczrowthuaohenvyit
can easily catch ﬁre lnthlc hot
weather and when once eta-ted 1t
contactingaredepartmenthnsl
spentconaldenbletimetnbnrnlnc
several of the» weed patches end
theythinkthntwiththecooperatlon
o! the citizens. in keeping these
smanpntcheebumedthetewmbe
addedprotecttonmlnstnrec.‘
'Thedepartmentwuealledtothe
J.H.Ble¢frledreeidenceWednee
day atternmmtheﬂrebcincnome
cheat which caught fire ma
somelumberinthebachyard. The
cause was not known but the tire
was put out within a few minutes
afterthecauwaamade.
Circulation of
Local Paper Now
at Highest Point
Combining of the W. B.
Spokesman List In
creases Value
7 gimulatlon o; the-19cc! publica
tion‘is now.g&-the._hichest point In
its life of 36 years. - '
With the combination of the cir
culation with that of the White
Bluffs Spokesman. which .ltuts' with
this week's publications together
with the seven] hundred odditionn
local subscriptions obtained' in the;
repent circulation campaign, the p»;
per now has something better than‘
ﬁve thousand renders each week. \
‘ We know 0139!!!» 19 W
Washington which'hi's 1 larger cir
culation than now prlvided by the
Kennewick publication. The wider
scope thus provided will increasel
boththereederinteresttotboseie
em "wwwmm
e. um . 1. . . -
tientorhlsm . f 3”? .newe.‘ -
rotthebeneatottbe‘ 1» ..
in the tip-rim district, news w
ees'reguted- in o ’ debutant
in the paperybut we maxi-o thet
the Kennewlck lenders will find
much of interest in those columns
also. The .eonsolidotion should
bring the communities closer to
gether and be of mutual advantage.
'22 Boats Already
Signed to Run in -
White Bluffs Race
Never before have so many of the
outboard motor boat racers taken
such an intermt in the Annual Re
gatta to he held at _ White Bluffs,
Sunday, August 14. Twenty-two of
these daring speedboat racers have
alreadypromisedtotakepartinthe
regatta. They will come from Se
attle, Chelan, Yakima, Spokane.
Aberdeen, Everett, Kennewicli and
Pasco. Last‘year it was estimated
that over two thousand people lined
the banks of the Columbia river to
watch the races. This year it is es
pected that a .much larger crowd
will attend. ~
The White Bluffs Commercial
Club, who is. sponsoring the races,
has made more and better parking
facilities and will be able to acoomo
date a much larger crowd. M. A.
Tuthill of Seattle win round up the
Seattle racers and will also do the
announcing. Lee Stark and Billie
Morrison will be among the Seattle
racers with their hydroplanes. They
have never missed one of these
races ‘
There will be a, number of new
boatsqn thecoursethisyeen'rhey
areanxioustotryoutarivercourse.
The big eddyherein the riverhasa
tendency to slow up the current. As
soonasaraceisovertheriverbe
comes perlectly smooth ready for
the next lap. There will be water
sports between the race: so that
there will not be a. dull moment on
the program. '
Theraoeswllstartatlpm.Bun
day,Augustl4. Allroadswinlead
totheﬂfthannualregattaonthe
hmks of the mighty Columbia. at
White Bluffs. .
Local Families to Attend
O.E.S. Picnic at Pasco
Beulah Chapter of the Pasco
Eastern Stars has invited all Kai
newick members of Alma chapter.
Masons and their families to attend
their third annual picnic which will
be held in Volunteer park in Pasco
Wednesday er‘ening, August 10.
Games for the children will begin
at 5:30 and the picnic lunch will be
served at 6:30. The ‘Kennewlck
families attending are asked to
bring a covered dish. .sandwichcc
and table service. The drinks and
dessert will be furnished by the
Pasco members.
KENNEWICK—, WKsmNQmN, THUR§Q§YI AUGUsggjgs:
Grange Building
Wheat Warehouse,
"’Anewc‘raln mum
metedtphweekneatthephntor
the Guns: Supply Co. oninenton
street,northoftherﬂkoadtnch.
Itwmbecompletedlnumewm
thisyear's what'hsnesttmthe
mmummw
theGnngeßuDPlycowmdwmba
’Mxlao feet. and o! concrete and
Menstruation. Iglmjlvea
Waite-ﬂoor;wlth‘sheetstee!“nﬂi
and tool. It will be M
largetostoremmmotwm‘
mdthewarehmuewmbebonded.
Themamgwlnbemdytoroc
cupancy. Mr. Sam need this
morning,lnaeoupleofweeh,t
doublemmwncputonthe'eon
cretejobto-hemdytorthe-crop.
Ammumummun
thenorthsideotthenewmnding
andwmbecompleted bythetlme
thebundlncumdy.
FiVe Win W.S.C.
Scholarship Roll
Five studénts from Benton coun
ty‘hsve won places on the Wash
ington State College high scholar
ship roll for the spring semester,
President B. o.llon enhanced
today.'robeeligibletorthlshonor
a student must earn 34 grade point!
ormskeemdeavemgeofﬂper
cent while cumin: a lull college
course.
Four hundred and fifty-two stu
dents or 12.7 percent of the enroll
ment,. placed on the scholarship
roll. Fourteen students earned
“perfect" records with 16 or more
hours of “A.”
Students from Benton county who
earned places on the hanor roll in
clude Carlton Peterson, Bushland:
Ruth Eagleson. Presser and Barry
Lee, David Tweet and John Tweet
or Kennewlck.
Camp Fire Girl Takes
Active Part at Camp
Joan Skinner, daughter of Mr.
aners.W.J.Bkinnerwastheonly
Kennewick girl attending the Camp
Fire camp this year. She returned
Sunday evening from a two weeb'
session at Camp Roganunda. Joan
states that she received many new
ideas in Camp Fire work and also
had plenty of fun along with it. She
was enrolled in the classes of horse
back riding. swimming, handicraft
and dramatics. Joan was chosen to
take part in swimming and horse
back pageants and also in a play
81‘
lvenbythednmatiuclas. 8119
received the Camp Raymund:
honor and says that She mics to be
abletoattenda WWW
m.
Mrs. Skinner and daughters, June
and Jackie, drove to the camp Bun
day and brought Joan back Um:
them;
newt-mun
Miss Marguerite McDonald of
Paseoand W. Ellartinotxenne
wick were united in marriage in
Pasco Friday. July 29. Following
theeeremonytheymmgeouplelett
foreshorthoneylnoontﬂptoﬁe
mania", where they' visited it"the
Matthew-sister. '
and The White Bluffs Spokesman
Balloons and Bombs!
Kennewickgo iieceives
PucciKiWanis Cup
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Henderéon May
Run for Senate
manga- Lane Entertai- ‘
mnetmehannuthennm'
er League entertained the Wall:
Wnlhlmguewithaswimminspnro.
ty and picnic Sunday. The alterq
noonmspentinswimmingnnd‘
hontinmaftetwhichapimicinnch
maervedintheparh'rheevminc
was spent D 1831!!! noun amen.
singingandconcludedvithnnnr
shmniiow rout. Those attending
from Wall; Walla. were: Loraine
tunnel-ts. Clan Girhing. m,
and Claimant-1m?
mier, Elmer W, Alfred!
Girhing. Theodore Beck. Gem-[e
Rauh, Willard and Norman Tran
seth. I
—— l
Boy Suffers Head Injury 1
After Fall From Car
Wayne smmdx-yar-oldmot
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith fell out
otthesmmcarultmmmma
corner on their way in from their
Horse Heaven home Mll6-
ternoon. mumehoymrmhed
wmemmmmmm
a slight brain concussion. Home.
his condition talcum-bed to“: u
behaverymuchimpmved. f
-"_——'-“ !
memchemsmddnughta_
are spending this week In Yum
stthehomeofﬂncmms'm.
Pioneers Picnic
in Richland Park
Accident Victim Dies
at Pasco Hospital
lJuckErnesth.dled
atthePucohoqﬂmMot
Infection and complications from
lnjuﬂurecdved'henhhm
icycleoomdedvlthmouumkon
'thePuco-Kennewiekhrldgeaulyl.
' nemmmnmoutm
mmmmm
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“adamant-numbed!”
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ammmam
wick.
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the we: M Home My
afternoonutao'clock'lththeﬁev.
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f Intermentwmlpmdelnﬂn‘lo
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manual-newsman
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mwmummsmm
lawmddhnveheenm
edhuvenlphcaﬂoncthoOol
maker.
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mmrmmmm
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muenahumm
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hive-omuchunnmmd
tothelrodgln.
mayormeoldutctrvlnu.gc
mmmmm,m.
clone membhnoe to Inna-[puma
toundmthcwmhsotmm
Pharaohs, and give the to o. be
.netamongcatunauthonuuotm
lnter-chnngeotpopuuuon between
thetwoconﬂnenuoentuﬂuuo.
Need Control of
Spud Cr o p to
Hold Up Prices
No Need for Less than $lO
for Crop, Says W.
C. Muldrow
Withthewlypoutouaemnlut
810 to 813 what-thaw in Battle
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:semuons are In m. “to. a.
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point. Butletthepﬂcerbotom
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fox-Seattle. J
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year. Thereunllmltedtudeln
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hind most any ﬁnale marketing
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the Pout» Agreement; We were
(Weizmann)
DO
YOU
KNOW?
Schwellenbach to
Plead Case for
Umatilla Dam
To Seek Funds for Con
struction of Single
Unit Only
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Business Girls Are
Guests of Puco Club
the m antinu- sud Prat.-
W Womemﬂlub‘wu hate. u
pumwmasujlm palm
W. Mombmofthelocuch.
imam; included the muse
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mmmmmﬁmmmv
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MM tho seven! manhu- &
the Pruner chzb'pruent.
4-H Leaders of
6 Counties Hold .
- Meeting Here
mutanoounty 4-300“
ﬁnned Chamber of 00mm
Mountain-crumb
manna-madam
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which (swim-Mum m.
wan. Column... Mam.“
“Mounties.
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timeiypmcnmwuheidinwm
Wmdhlhwmcimm
“The Nntionni 4-H Club Camp.” by
Knthryn Hornbeck of Imm
Who won tint coveted trip on.
spring: “Club Enrollments u
Completion.” and “State dot-I hir.’
byHemdekcr.Btote4-Hludu-;
Wymu.”byﬂn.nb
aellPerkim.4-Hieadertromm
tin County; ‘selection and Prepai
tionofﬁomeEoonomiaProM
for Fairs.” by Mia Ruth Paul. nu
triot Home Economics m
Amt tor Garﬁeld. mun nod Colu
‘umbin counties: “Beiectim all!
oPrepu-ntion of Fruit: and Velo
ubles tor Fairs." by I. M. Inch-n.
OountyAthnnklinoounty.
In addition. Mrs. M. Bitumen».
president of Benton County 4-.
landm'Ooundlnnddnu-md
themaﬂtteemcmiwuonm
By-hutorthcmdm'm
«mammovedtheodopum
otthenewconstitutionundby-hu
ureaommdedbytheoommitm.
mmmynmm
some two W whit
provodtobootmtinwut. 'nlo
first demonstntion was given U
Loi- Giu'd. daughter or In. and
Immunoludnndumemberd
Mn. Smith's Double 3 d-H lied
mummJnndnphup
vidunlulndmitableuaninnu'
ﬂoodinnerorunnaooompnnim
town-lam
Naomi Patter of the Willing
Worku- cum. and daughter of In.
India-mum“ Kenna
vickvuley,uvetheuoonddemon-
Mahmoud“:
ofa'ocheudoonmnnddoma.
In. um um President
of the m Leaders’ Association.
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ofthobelt.
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ammunmmnuton
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