2 Uh: Knimmirk Olnurirrlwnrtn - mmmnwmnmmmmwm W AvenuZ. Kenna-wick. WW W or Washington nun-per mum mm. Inc. 3231'.inBentonCo..$30utside The courler est. mm. 1902 __.—__.. NATIO AL (DITOBIAL— ' . est. .1 . 24. um. maWMmmw-‘l S§OCIAT'°N“_L-w__~t___ 'W“ mmmmum annulmmmm SAVE TIN CANS .. '~ For months KenneWick house wives have been heeding the‘ de mands of the government to save their tin cans. In many cases the accumulations have become bur densome and no word has been} received as to what could be done with them. Now most women have‘ come to the conclusion that it was another “wolf” cry and they have ceased to be as careful. Atlong last is the word that now provision has been made for them. Sponsored by the local Kiwanis club, arrangements have been made for their collection and ship ment to Yakima where the car loads will be assembled. Of course the same provisions. are made for the cans—they must be cleaned, delabeled, and the ends cut out and the bulge flattened. Then they aretobetakentothebinandleft in their containers so that the truckers can handle them without undue work, as the transportation is being handled free. So save your tin cans and help with the war effort. Believe it or not, Ripley says that the only monkey that was ever known to laugh was in a Berlin zoo. This is the first evidence we have seen that monkeys possess a sense. of humor. ' . ' 590! em hauntinnoydhcloudthu momma.“ bouncing antitank-nuns. Semen. . in'inu—eorhinlmbut 1 ‘ i .. l ‘ WeWanl, em -—thmnotinnctiulmmbully needed. We must have them“ mmbeonfinnotodonmm: clothes with hangers. Wu re mmmnsiroinbnfing mammaflnuthbuon land. Pummmhlngors; Min-undue. Ifsmrpluio‘ oficdntytohelp “weather. Mumm'fl... gather up your hangers and return them to us with your next job of cleaning ' * ' :5 3%" 3;?" 8.13,.“ a g ’ f ‘3l,- , l ' I 15.1“].1'17‘35 - if if. ! _( v «5“ V < f . . ' it, Your want your children to have every advantage of sound bodies through sound health. What they eat “manufac tures” that health—so be sure their meals include at least two slices of ENRICHED BREAD, three times a day. It’s vitamin and mineral rich to make them stronger, brighter and radiant. AND BE SURE IT'S BELMR'S BETTER - , 888 All! K ewick Bakery At the présent time American shipyards are delivering more than five ships 3 day. In the past two years 42 million tons of shipping have been turned out. Half of this is merchant vessels and half naval craft. By the close of the war our merchant marine will be greater than that of all the rest of the world combined. One of the big problems in post-war planning is what will become of this immense fleet? ' {DON’T WORRY! , 1 Someone in Kennewick suggests that life back home is going to be mighty dull for the boys who have been seeing many parts of the world at War. In fact, letters from fighters mention how much free travel they receive and how they are seeing sights that they would never get to view any other way. jSome. lads go so far as to figure 'the hazards of war .are worth the sightseeing! but 'as far' as our boys not welcoming that home coming, not appreciating small town Main Streets and corner drug stores, you might study letters of boys who definitely state why they fight as they do. Home is.the vic tory, the end of war, the symbOl of peace. To return to, family, friends, comforts and advantages, out-weighs the touring and sight seeing. These lads will have their fill of ‘strange sights and faces. Public sales have been built up on the idea that some people will buy anything if they think the price is low enough. Regular at tendants at public sales as a rule accumulate a lot of junk that they never have any use for because they couldn’t resist seeing it sold cheap. ‘ , 1 - A filibuster in Congress means {that members opposed to a meas ure may continue to hold the floor ‘and prevent the measure coming ‘to a vote. The rule does not even ‘require that the speaker confine his remarks to the matter being de bated. All that is required is that he continue to talk. This is some times done for hours and even days. Our courts have Worked out a much more sensible rule ‘which does not permit the admis sion of any testimony that is not pertinent to the case on trial. By this means the immorally wasteful practice of filibustering is not pos sible. The same means should ap ply in Congress. Only discussion obviously pertinent to the question should be permitted. A block buster bomb is eight feet four inches long, two feet one inch thick and weighs 4000 pounds, 2200 of which is explosives. The rest of the weight consists of shell and fuses. Dropped from a height of 20,000 feet it strikes the ground at a speed' of 600 miles an hour. The explosion wrecks everything within a city block in each direc tion from the explosion. The visions of some of our pio neers are beginning to some true, with new houses blossoming on nearly every vacant lot in town. Within tl'e past year or two the number of residences inside the city limits will have doubled by the time the newhouses now under construction have been finished. Fields which have stood vacant for years now present a seen 3 of hust lmg activity and every day sees {the rafters of a new home reach- Ung into the sky. Now if only the business sec tion of the community. could take a similar step the long looked for little city would have materialized. 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There is probably no town of comparable size in the United States which has such a terrible main street—- so far as the so-called paving is concerned. 'l‘ his replacement ‘should be one of the city’s first post-war activities As it is, the surfacing his served its usefulness and has long passed its term. of life. New materials, new tech niques developed during the war should provide a smooth, skid proqf, durable surface for many years to come—and still be within the bounds of reasonable cost. We hope the city fathers have this work in mind for its number one job. ‘ Contrary to the usual belief that might have grown into great Christmas trees are not small trees trees. - They are a special type. They are grown for two purposes, to‘produce Christmas trees and to prevent washing of soil on de nuded slopes. Many acres of the country having soil on steep slopes subject .to wash could profit by planting small type evergreen trees. They could be marketed as Christmas trees after having their purpose of preventing erosion. According to the experts Hitler still has 400 divisions at his com mand. A division comprises from 12 to 15 thousand men. Due to the shortage of news print paper experiments are being conducted in the matter of de-ink ing or removing the ink from the paper and converting the paper into sheets to be used again. The New York Times recently printed an edition on paper in which 10 percent of the paper used was waste paper; another edition con tained 20 percent waste paper and a third 23 percent. All three edi tions were readable and it is stated ‘the average reader would not de ltect the differecne. At Great Lakes. 111., one of the world’s largest training stations for navy personnel, 69,000 pounds of turkey were prepared for Thanks giving dinner. Every week the Istation consumes 10,000 pounds of crackers, 160000 pounds of bread, 166,000 pounds of beef, 320,000 pounds of potam, and 3800 gal lons of ice cream. The fellows who a few years ago were clamoring for govern iment control and government own ‘ership of utilities are now com plaining because of the growing system of bureaucracy. The more government control the more bu reaus. It appears we can’t have one without the other. . The Tom Moore Distilling Co., of Baltimore, Md., to escape excess profit taxes, recently declared a_ dividend of 72 gallons of whiskey for each one of its 17,500 shares. The move was followed by several other companies. As a result the price 'of distillery shares at once skyrocketed to a new high. Hitler is the only tumor in the history of the world. who be fore he started out on his campaign to rule the world. told the world exactly what he was going to do and how. He even let the world look in on his preparations. his iarmyahdhisplanes and his tanks. ‘ln spite of the fact that he made ‘no secret of any move, he fooled the world world, except Russia. Russia was the only coun try that was anywhere near ready for him. Singularly enough Rus sia in turn fooled Hitler. Cato ended each one of his speeches before the Roman Sen ate with the sentence, “Carthage must be destroyed." Carthage was the chief city of the Phoenicians. SWhen it was finally destroyed by ‘the Romans the buildings were leveled, the ground where they {stood plowed, and sowed to oats, ‘so that no evidence of the existence of the city remained. We are drop ping the suggestion for the bene fit of those who are wondering what to do with Berlin. Hostetter Motor Co. , Authorized FORD Agents SALE-SERVICE ‘ Phone 105 Pasco WRECKER SERVICE Thursday, Decanbu 11. 11. M According to In ‘ supply or coal undumlhntfl other words there is w i to insure strikes to: m. .l .. _ _ _‘N ‘ Papers have discontinuu § tion. One editor in “an“ situation Pertinent], 'o‘ a- good live new a: I“ vive in any but a 800 d Ih. :- Th —p _ta- \ ' e en son office Washington was bumpw 40.000 persons. The M“! ‘five stories high an II b around it. It has 13% at corridors and require; 7of 700 janitors. the“ Present indication; In N ~ Russians will arrive in 3."“.- fore the Allies. ‘ A Kennewick m m ' a that Darwin would be M h was right it alive and” it how ably men could u 1: keys of themselves. 5181 mm