Let's Look Around

November saw no slackening in the conversion of energy into matter...the energy being the elbow grease of thousands of workers. Huge barracks and other permanent-type buildings from Pasco's abandoned Naval Air Station were floated across the blue Columbia by barge, to put more roofs over more heads. Our colony was mushrooming like atomic particles in a chain reaction, every new building providing space for more workers to labor on new buildings for more workers, ad infinitum. Pasco's new daily newspaper, the Tri-City Hearld, joined our ever-popular Villager, in giving increased news coverage to the growing area. The first of a series of facilities opened their doors to the abuse of many feet in North Richland. A branch Post Office, Cafeterias, law-enforcement agencies and fire protection equipment took their placed beside their responsibilities. A semblance of normal living began to shape for the many to whom North Richland was to be home for many months.

Calendar of Events 9. "Barnum & Baile's Favorite".....K.L. King 10. "Jalousy" - Tango ..........Grade-Johnson 11. "Stars & Stripes Forever"...........Sousa 9:30- - KANGROO COURT ....... Village Square Judge: J.J. "Joe" Perier This hour will be the last opportunity to meet the judge of this court before Friday. Nonwearers of Western Garb are welcome at this session as usual. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1948 5:00-8:00 PM - KANGROO COURT ....... Village Square Judges: H.A. "Hank" Carlberg, H.E. Callahan Once again "Justice" is being meeted out to unwary violators as escorted to the court by Posse members. 8:30 PM - CONCESSIONS ..............Bomber Bowl All concessions planned and operated by Richland Community Organizations. Food Concessions managed by and for Richland Teen-Agers. Continued on Page 11