The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume], September 25, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

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see I He the biggest Town
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. By Hal Clark
It’s the proper time!
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Time for the political candi
dates to start getting their paint
and powder on, penciling their
eyebrows, and scrubbing those
teeth, store bought or natural, to
a gleaming whiteness.
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It’s time again to start picking
out those presidential aspirants.
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Here and there a citizen will
attempt to determine Whether
Candidate A or Candidate B has
the attributes of statesmanship,
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administrative ability or_ wisdom.
However“ thase quaint; out
moded inquiries will soon give
way to the practical politician’s
question: “How much draw does
he have at the box office?”
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The professional doers of each
party will chase around like
crazy, trying to figure out who is
the lad the voters want. If. per
chance, one of them should fall
into the natural error of seeking
one the voters NEED, he will soon
excuse himself and get back into
gear. . ‘
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With things like that, you could
start a boom, or at least a boomlet,
for almost anyone.
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Not to be outdone, I should
like to propose the name of Char
lie McCarthy:
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He’s a good sblid candidate. And
he’ll speak, with conviction and
persuasiveness, the words that
are put into his mouth.
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McCarthy is a candidate who
can be controlled. I don't pretend
to know how Mr. Bergen does it,
but I should think that he would
(if the patriotic angle were pro
perly pointed out) be glad to give
lessons to wire-pulling party
wheel horses.
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And to slap a cap on the much
be-hatted climax, I think I can
prove that Charlie is literally fine
timber—for any office.
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Thus I give notice to politicians
of both persuasions that Charlie
McCarthy is a Man. At least as
much of a man as some of the
other‘ dummies they’ll round up
for the‘ preliminary heats.
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We had a Grape Festival here
last week.
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During the course of the cele
bration, we convinced a number
of people that Kennewick is the
proper place for them to live.
Some of them were here to look
the situation over in person; oth
ers were tuned into the Truth or
Consequences broadcast on the
national NBC network. Ralph
Edwards proved himself a most
capable salesman.
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start getting the old place ready
to receive guests.
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it sort of got obscured in the
Grape Festival push. it’s just as
alive and imperative as it ever
was.
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You know. we're not going to
be able to keep that Big Top
here. Not even to cut up into
little tents for men, wom :n . .1
kids to live in.
Maybe we’d better start seein‘
about that additional housing.
To The Editor:
Charleston, S. C., Sept. 15
To the Courieroßeporter,
I was listening to the Truth
or Consequences program last
night at 10.30 and was‘surprised
to learn that this program will
come from good lod Kennewick
next Saturday.
I of cours will. be listening
as I hope I may hear some of
my old friends quizzed.
Back in 1920 or there about I
Was deputy horticultural inspec
tor under Bailey of Prosser. Later
I was Skookum inspector under
Bill Craver. I believe Mr. aCr
ver died some time ago.
I hope I still have some friends
there, Frank Lamphere and wife
Carrie—l wish I could remeber
’more of the old timers.
_ Sincerely,
Winfred Scott Smith
' (Note: For. Dr. Smith’s infor
mation we are happy to report
that he is in error as to the death
iof Bill Craver, 'who is still very
lmuch alive and now lives at
}Milton. The writer gives no
further information of himself 1
except that his letterhead declares
him to be a dentist at 369 King
Street, Charleston, 8. C.)
Editor, Courier-Reporter,
It is to laugh, also to swear. I
wished to attend the Grape Tour
and referred myself to the official
program. I found the trip set to
start at 5' p. m. and after trips
up and down the midway and
talking to everybody along the]
line I still was unable to locate
it although the man at the mike
showed me where it was to start.
I had to give it up because no
two people told me the same
thing. It is to swear. .
C.A. Storey,
Chicago, 111.
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Announcing that the Optometric Practice known in
the past as
Doctor Wagner and Assocmtes
Optometrist in charge— ..
Dr. S. S. Selby, has been taken over _- , ‘
exclusively by Dr. S. S. Selby ' . ._ .. .‘
Office Hours maintains any f ’ “a. .. , '
9:00 to 5:00 Daily relationship with
Wednesdays until 12:30 7 .- ...“- .
only "“’ “an" ’
Open Saturday after- OptometriStS . -
noon: for your . ~
convehience ' of Yaklm fgt'
Friday Night; by DR. S. S. SELBY '
Appointment Only -318 Kennewick Ave. 5
Phone Kenn. 4571 . Q
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success is invited to visit our offices periodically for
a check-up. Vision is your key to success. ‘
DR. s. s. SELBY 1
Optometrist
‘ Formerly Associated With ‘
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