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Evening star., 1941-05-04
1899 MOVES DRIVE,
WOODSIDE PARK, MD.
Omen Sunday 2 Till Dark

Beautiful detached brick home on very
large lot. containing, 10000 SO. #. Of
bath on 1st floor: complete oil heating
unit. Summer-wipter hook-up; modern in
every respect as it is only 4 years old.
Owner leaving city and must sell at the
bargain price of S10,5O0. Must be seen
TO be appreciated Inspect Sunday or
call Mr.; Parker, DI $3.50, WAPLE &
IAMEG
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Chevy Chase, Md.-S10,50O.
Near Conn. ,ayeEDet., bedTms. bath,
| entrance hail; lot 75Xl25 WI 1885
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ATTENTION. PLEASE!
SPACIOUS NEW BUNGALOW.

) large rooms, very large living room,
attic space for = more bedrooms, 1ull base
ment with recreation space; convenient
Transportation, schools; only 10 minutes
downtown: near Clarendon. Just one al
S. 500 CT l43S TODAY
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1923 FIRST ST. NE-6-RM. AND BATH
brick, new furnace; $40 80 mo. Price,
S4,75O. easy terms. Hobart 1886, Powell
FOR RENT OR SALE-NEW 3-BEDROOM
house, Y baths. full basement, oil heat
near University Of Md 460S Calvert I'd,
College Park. Nd. Warfeld 624l.
NEAR WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL-DET
brick bedrmS., = baths. maids room
h.-wh., 2-car det garage. large shady
lot. OWNER, Emerson 1851.
1908 MASS AVE. NV.
Four-story and basement brick home
coma ming l3 large rooms and three baths
Rent, $3.50 month; sale price, S23, 600.
HARRY JUSTINE.
935 H st. NV MA 2s44 .
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT. CASH OR
terms, if listed with us we'll sell it, re-
gardless of location. white or colored con-
dtion. frame, brick. size vacant ground,
etc. WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO.. 2001
1lth ST. NV
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR COLORED OR
white property. D. c. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO. 9l5 New York ave. NV. MA. 74l6. %
FROM OWNER OR BROKER, CASH FOR
> TO Z rms, good NV. section, consider
Md. or Va. GE 64S4
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S5,95O-SPECIAL BARGAIN.

NEW BRICK, semi-detached six large
rooms, toilet, bath and shower; de luxe
kitchen. daylight cellar; Aforementioned
heating. weatherstripped, copper screens:
large lot: two blocks to District line, car,
churches. stores, schools; small cash pay
ment; balance less than rent. Exhibit
40e to oi LEO S BERNsTEIRN rms 9Rsn c5 uheay is
Fifth st. NV. ME- 54O0.
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A PERFECT HOME.

Beautiful center-entrance brick (Cape
Cod, with bedrooms and bath on 1st
floor and bedrooms and bath on End
floor Full basement with recreation ROOM
attractive garage. A corner lot, 12Ox70
It, artistically Handicapped
In the Bethesda vicinity only S1Q;45n
Don't buy until you've seen this. F. R
SPEAR, INC, WI. 210S or Bradley 0145.
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OPEN TODAY. 1-6 PM.

Sc 950-7305 Radnor I'd, Bethesda.
Out Bradley blvd to Wilson lane and left
one block. Nearly new detached brick
tomato heat slate roof, attached garage
Repossessed; reconditioned. A real bargain.
307 W. Bradley lane-ReSale at low
price: detached brick rooms. baths. 3
bedrooms, detached garage; completely re-
conditioned.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN,

3141 Military I'd. n.w.-6 large rooms
. inclosed porches; arranged for . fami
lies: gas heat; garage and shade trees
only s. $50
Evening star., 1941-05-04

FOR COLORED.
1887 New Jersey awe rooms: anil;
downtown.
THOS D. WALSH, INC,
s15 11th NV. DI. 1858.
COLORED-723 Bird ST NE
large rms. bath, h-w.h., cleo, up-to-
date modern kitchen; good condition; $3.50
cash, bal. $50 mo. until paid: cheap;
S6.450. OWNER. 5503 18th st. NV.
COLORED-l2OO BLOCK 9th ST. NV
2-story brick, 8 rooms, bath; suitable for
business or rooming house.
l005 9th st. ne.-Larse store; Is rooms.
3 baths; store. vacant; suitable for any
business: mixed neighborhood will con-
slider trade. National l40S.
COLORED-331S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
n.w.-A real home with bright, spacious.
cheerful rooms, reception hall; INV h.
cleo, hardwood floors, a most attractive
kitchen. front and double rear porches ana
back yard, full cellar, alley. we'll
planned home with a very convenient
location and having an environment so
frequently sought but rarely found. Open
SUM-, 1-6 pm
RUSSELL J. MOORE.
1915 14th St. NV, Suite 90. HO. 6712.
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$500 DOWN. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
In the district: new, detached; Il rooms.
bath all brick; 20 minutes downtown
Washington; $3.50. Call Mr.. Dreisen,
with BETHEL. DI. 3100. Ewes, FIR.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
A REAL OPPORTUNITY

Beautiful 6-room, brand-new, brick, de-
tached home. all modern full tile bath,
6uii5ia tic tub shower de luxe kitehen
in most attractive subdivision, convent
ent to bus, schools, stores, ETC.; Cheverly
section. Only S6,950; easy terms ar
ranged to suit or exchange for your old
house If priced right. Also beautiful
wooded lots, nice eleva ton; water. sewer,
gas, cleo, etc, same subdivision for $500
on easy terms. Call WA. 2232 evenings or
before 10 q m
Evening star., 1941-05-04
OPEN TODAY, 1875.

DIU SI1IIN IIN oI N. w.
Be sure and see this charming tapestry
brick conveniently located near every
thing: lovely rooms. tile bath, porches,
deep lot etc: this unusual home has been
beautifully reconditioned raInWd and PRICED priced for
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. NE. 5400.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
ARE YOU INTERESTED

In purchasing a 5-year-old 2-family semi
detached home in Sc, Wash. Lower apt
rms, kit and bath. open back porch
Second floor has large 2-rm, kit and bath
apt Hardwood floors oil heat. fully
weather stripped and insulated JOS A.
HERBERT g. SONS, SIS z. Capitol st
T.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

GROOM BRICK, BATH, ELEC., HARD
wood floors, oil burner, built-in sarage,
large corner lot, landscaped. Bus at
door. Open for Inspection Sunday. Sc, 500,
terms Call Warield 303S
Evening star., 1941-05-04

With long view down the valley; bed
rooms, 2 baths. The price and terms will
interest you. Inspect it Sunday. Corner
BeXhill dr. and Saul rd. or call Mr. Smith,
ALL1ED REALTY CORP, WI. 6649.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
FOR COLORED.
HOMES OF QUALITY.

Price, Only S5,y5U.
$3.50 Cash, S4750 Monthly.
See these new 6-room homes, full tile
bath. built-in tub and shower; oak floors,
air-c glditioning. large concrete porch. full
basement, automatic heat. de luxe kitch-
en-. etc.
Go out Benning road to Minnesota ave,
turn left on MINI. ave to Gault pl;, turn
Juat J fA n blocks from Min n. ave. W nPSer PSon:
Df. 1924 daytime or FIR. 424o ewes Open
evenings and Sunday afternoon after 2:30.
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.
511 TAYLOR ST. NV.

Attractive 20-ft. semi-det. brick. situated
Y large rooms, tile bath. porches, Gear ga
rage. etc; arranged for 2 families; COM
pletely reconditioned; live in one apt, rent
the other; q real home value for only
$3.50 on terms. BUY NOW.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Large arm masonry BUNGALOW, on high
elevation; large basement and porch only
S5,250 terms 4425 Rosedale ave, Be-
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
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ONLY | LEFT-8 SOLD.


'1FOn EAoI OAPIIOD SIREEI.
OPEN DAILY 10 TO 8.
& rooms, $500 cash, $50 mo-; out Ben
nng road over viaduct bear right on
Minnesota ave. > blocks bear left on Ana
costa rd., l block and left on East Capitol
st t0 homes
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC DI 1872
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5720 9Th ST NV
f BEDROOMS

(Ouen till 10 pmO. For sale by owner
builder direct Randolph QSRO
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OPEN 2 TO 5 PM
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 81, 900
ABOVE ROCK CREEK

Down; S62 no.. incl taxes; new stone
house modern: z rms g bedroomsD,
! Y baths: oil heat; gar; S10,750. WI.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
HOME-PLENTY GROUND.
NEARLY NEW, $1,000.
NEAR 18th AND G. SITS. NE.
ONT " cd Q5n

Open l to s pm. daily. Directions: Out
Piney Branch rd. 10 Gis- ave, left l
block TO house. RIO REALTY co.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

MOUNTAIN SUMNER HOME, Mr. ORK-
ney Springs, Va.-Attractive stons resi-
dence, 1a-ft stake walls, beamed ceff-
ing living rm., 20x36. f1repl, each end; elec.
kit, bedrms.,. baths, huge deck ter
race, scr. porch, 4-car gar, 4 bedrms.
and bath above Magnificent panoramic
view. Elevation 1900 fl. Wonderful
water. 200 acres rugged mountain land.
some fruit, s-rm. tenant house SPRINGS.
Cost S24, 0OO priced at $4,000 Shown
by appointment. LAMBORN, COOS Wilson
blvd. Chestnut 4213.
brick bungalow, built-in garage, open fre-
place, h.-w.h. basement, Toulouse. larEs
fenced lot; SIS 500.
and back porches. eiectricity, ''s water: r05 }
wooded lots, fenced: So, 500. Beautiful
wooded building sites, $500, Reasonable
terms. ZANTZ1NGER CO.. 945 X at. NJ.
MA. e5e3: eve. Warfleld 1877. ~
CONTINUED on Next pags3
Evening star., 1941-05-04
7OTT WANT A RFAUTIFUI
COLONIAL, CHARM

Beautiful Colonial home, situated on nice
Tot. within walking distance to theaterS,
schools. churches and stores % block from
Wisconsin, ave; and y block from a- Bradley die
rooms and bath, full basement with oil
INV heat, large living room. with open
fireplace beautiful kitchen and large din
ing room with porch; built-in garage;
located 1905 wellington dr.. Bethesda,
Nd. Open Sunday from 12 till dark. F. R.
nlAG I'D l1Ah
Evening star., 1941-05-04
A FINE HOME OR INVESTMENT.

S6,35O-S500 CASH.
Located near st. AIMS Church and
Wisconsin ave Brick. semi-det.. 8 rooms,
tile bath, open fireplace. 3 porches. full
basement. Paved street and alley.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
4910 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 1871.
Office Open Sunday a.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
:. GRAVATTE

III I5th 81. ReaItor. Ma. 0153.
COLORED. NEAR sth AND CALIFORNIA
throughout; small down payment A, w.
STEPHENS. DE. 11l5 and DE. 1852.
COLORED, 500 BLOCK OF IRVING ST.
n.w;-6 r: h.-w.h.. elec. hardwood floors,
double brick garage; S6. 1850. MR.. HAWK
ms. Michigan 2057 Decatur 1851
Evening star., 1941-05-04
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.

One-fare zone Wis. ave and D. c. line.
Beautiful new house. 203 Wootton ave.
Modern: shade; real bargain by OWNER,
WI 1880. Open every day.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

BETHESDA tMD.J NEW BRICk.
4-bedroom, 212-bath home ls-acre
wooded land, Bradley blvd. section. real
buy at S10.50U. once open every evening
till 8 clock and Saturday and sunday:
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1884 RIDGEWOOD AVE.
CHEVY CHASE MD

Sl5,000-Modern brick home. in sttrac-
tive wooded surroundings: large living
room and screened porch, large dining room.
library and lavatory on 1st floor; 3 he'd
rooms and bath or. End foor: one bedroom
and bath en- 3rd floor; cedar-linec closeIs:
2-caI built-in garage: exceptionally WELL
built house. Open Saturday and Sunday
or call E M FRY, INC WI 614O
Evening star., 1941-05-04

LYON VILLAGE-4-RM. BUNGALOW,
living rm. dining rm.. bedrm., kitchen,
bath, sun porch. full basement oil burner,
h.-w.h., nice yard. Shrubs, trees, flow.
ers. Conv. located. S5,95O. 1928 N. Bar
ton ST. Arl Chestnut 500.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.

A LOVELY HOME FOR COLORED.
On Sth Sc. near Florida ave. ne. A very
modern brick dwelling with g rms. and
bath, > porcheS etc All in fine condition
DI. S917. w. L. MOORE GE. 2SO2.
FOR COLORED
So 500-Beautiful SiX-room house must be
sold Immediately: near Park road and
New Hampshire ave. NV; one of the
best locations in the city. For appoint
ment TO inspect call Mr. Bo6ze GE. 671g.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
COLORED.
BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDEN. 42nd
and Kenilworth ave. n.e.-f,plendid neigh
borhood. Purchase lot on easy terms,
when paid $3.50 to $500 l Will build mod
ern home HOWARD S. GOTT. RIM. ],
Colorado Bldg. 14th and G SITS. NV. Ii.
6S93-J. Salesman. Fred NJ Chives
COLORED-S5,7 ,750.
Desirable brick house near North Capitol
st; q large rooms and bath, h.-wh. Phone
Sunday. Shepherd 1913
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and H SITS. NE Franklin 5000.
REFINED COLORED.
5349 BLAINE ST. NE.
New group Of extra-fpe six-room brick.
TONED heat, knotty pire recreation rooms,
colored tile baths, extra lavatories, laundry
trays. cedar closets and too many other
extra features to name them here. Come
out today for a personal inspection and
real surprise. Easy terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Raalfors
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Substantial brick home: large rooms
new roof hot-water heat; in very good
condition: act quickly. Call DI. 1912 for
eppt. to inspect.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

COLORED-TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF IL
houses on Columbia rd.,. Irving, Warder
SITS. NV. rms. tiled bath. h.-w.h.. o.
lonial front porches. yards, garage, alley;
good condition. Prices are right, on your
own terms. Appointment WESTERN
REAL ESTATE COMPANY. MI. S43S. .
Evening star., 1941-05-04

F. H A. new brick homes in Bethesda
3 bedrooms, | bath, S7.450; . baths
Ss450 Now under construction. Select
your own finish. Wooded lots convenient
location Call Mr.. Treat, ALLIED REALTY
CORP, WI 6649
Evening star., 1941-05-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.
INSPECT SUNDAY.
CHEAPER THAN RENT.

1888 Maryland ave. n.e.-Reconditioned
6 rms, bath, h W h.; near all conveniences.
Price. 1880: $500 cash. balance like rent.
E. NJ. AIKEN, INC, 500 H ST. NV. MA. 3656.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION.

Spacious new T room. Ia bath. brick
home (f1rSt floor bedroom and y bath,
large recreation space: English design lot
50xl50; conveniently located in Arlington;
only 81. $50 on terms. Inspect this bargain
today. CHI. l43S
Evening star., 1941-05-04
A RARE OPPORTUNITY!

home Of OG n9sRs dnd i2F de
sign: carefully built: with 3 bedrms.; 1st
floor Law: plenty of light and air teven
in basement: built-in garage with work
space full screens, etc; conv. location?
Evening star., 1941-05-04
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
1926 FOURTH ST NV.

value don't fail to see this attractive brick
today: 8 cozy rooms, tile bath. porches,
deep lot etc: entire house completely re-
veniently located near schools. store and
bus lines; a bargain for only $3.50, on
terms. BUY NOW.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. NE. 5400.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
812 BUCHANAN ST. NV.

Detached brick; rms. modern bath;
1st-1oor lavatory; Gear brick garage; new
house condition
OPEN SUNDAY,
10 TO g.
J. J, O'CONNOR,
Evening star., 1941-05-04
CLEVELAND PARK.

10 RMS, > Blot 95X10O
Just of Newark St, west of Conn. ave-
delightful residential section. convenient
to schools stores, theater. churches etc;
center-haD planned Il bedrooms. 3 baths
recreation room, maids room and bath
AUTOMATIC heat. 2-car built-in garage
Eve. or Sun. phone Temple 2233. Price
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
TWENTY YEARS AGO-1s21

Mrs. M. j. Carter, Mrs. Brand and
Mrs. Todd of Benton City were
luncheon guests of Mrs. E. w. Tren-
bath at Hotel Kennewick Tuesday.
AS a result of the Go to Sunday
School, campaign, which closed
last Sunday, the four schools par.
ticipating report a net gain in at
tendance of nearly 100.
For the first time in its history
the Kennewick Commercial Club L
to be headed by a farmer. Carl c
Williams was chosen president fo1
the next year at the meeting Mon.
day night. IA .zsz-.a.tg --s nix
Chas. Haas, jr. and Miss Erms
Richter were married November 3 il
PaSco. .-I.tr
Ben Bergen has opened a vulcan.
izing and tire repair shop in tn.
Columbia garage building. The new
business will be known as the Mod
ern Tire Shop.
AT meeting of Althea Rebekal
lodge Tuesday night, Miss Bess Hen
drick was elected Noble Grand an.
Mrs. C. F.. Winkenwerder vice grand
The eighth grade has organizet
with the following officers: presi
dent, Helen Moulton; vice president
Kenneth Serier; secretary -treasur
er, Albert Zarndt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell KerShaN
and Miss Myrtle Williams are spend
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
"REMINISCENCES
Being Items Culled From Our
Files of Ten, Twenty and Thirty
Years Ago.
TEN YEARS ABOLISH

Paul Spreen, manager of the
Twin City Creamery Co. is confer
ring today with representatives OF
the Austin Co. of Seattle over plans
for his new creamery building
which will replace the one he re-
Gently lost by fire.
Thursday, November 18th is a
day that will long live in the
memory of Glenn H. Utz as his first
day in business ION his own" This
morning marked the opening OF
the new mems clothing store, which
Mr.. Utz has stocked in the room for
merly occupied by w. L. Marsh.
Rev. Harold Hammer and Mrs
Hammer arrived from st. Paul on
Thursday and have taken up their
residence in the English Lutheran
parsonage in the Olmsted addition
Rev. Hammer is the new pastor for
the Kennewick-Pasco English Luz
theran churches.
Francis Mills of Wenatchee spent
the weekend, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mills.
Miss Katherine Estep was Walla
Walla visitor Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Cogswen spent the
weekend at her home in Grand
view.
Mitch Kershaw is beginning to &C.
quire a reputation similar to that
of the Canadian Red Goats, who
always get their man." But Mitch
varies his a little. He always gets
his deer. Further more he gets the
first one of the season in the To-
cality in which he hunts and he gets
it on the first morning in the sea.
son and he gets it in nearly the
same spot for three straight years
and it has been a fine four-poin,
buck.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
NEEDING A BREAK

There isn't anyone in Kennewick
who hasn't welcomed the recent It'd
ings that vital and decisive measures
will be taken to protect the interest
of the small business man in this
defense industrial plan. May the
proposal prosper and bear fruit.
There has been the feeling that the
present emergency has placed SO
much business in the hands OF large
business that before long the small
business would be squeezed dry
There could be nothing to gain in
snothering small business when
the majority of us are the little
people, It is a grave problem and
serious enough to call for drastic
measures. In the pattern of trade
the sound principal is to work from
the little business man to the big
one, as it is a growing up process
after all. To consider big business
as the whole keynote of the pat
tern is counting disaster and breed
ing scab on the nose of national
unity. Big and little business is
necessary to each other and what
ever steps can he taken to protect
the small business is to promote a
better feeling within the country.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13

There is a tale told OF His Satan
ic Majesty deciding to give up the
fight and go out of business. As the
fable goes, the devil hangs high the
FOR SALE" sign with the instru-
ments of his power put upon the
auction block. For price you might
purchase deceit, hatred, jealousy,
malice and depression. The last
named was the dearest for according
to the devil. it was his most useful
weapon. He explained its value.
When you get man to admit de-
feat you can do almost anything you
want with him! Though you are
of the opinion that the devil never
entertained the thought OF going
out of business, you will probably
admit there is sound reasoning to
the devils argument about depres-
sion. Defeat comes to each OF us
when we feel there is nothing ahead
we have come to the end OF a one
way street. But most men will f1nc
a way out, will not permit then
thinking to be defeated and plar
for a return bout for an opportunity
TO stage a comeback. And few bl'
whom are strengthened for the mex
fight because of the loss OF the prev
ious one. It behooves us to recall
the fable of the devils sale Whe1
we become discouraged.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
THIRTY YEARS AGO-1911

- -
Miss Mayme Dry, who has been
employed in Sunnyside, arrived on
Sunday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs T. H Dry.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F.. Knapp of
Richland were Kennewick visitors
last week.
The ,Kennewick Valley Telephone
Co. has just completed the string
ing Of over three thousand feet Of
cable on the line from their office
to the railroad crossing on 7th St.
This one piece of cable costs in the
neighborhood of $1,000. It will not
he long, according to Mr.. Brown,
until all all the city wires will be
enclosed in the cables.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the cemetery association
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Madge Soth.
The weather man predicted snow
yesterday.
The OAR. met Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Gray on
the Highlands. Mrs. Gould, Miss
Beulah Church and Mrs. w. T.
Mann had charge of the program.
The Pacific States Telephone Co.
has three big crews working out of
Kennewick in as many different di-
rections. The work consists of the
reconstruction Of some Of the lines
and increasing the capacity of all
of them. One party is working TO-
wards North Yakima, one to Walla
Walla and a third to RitZville.
| Rufus Fullerton, who was one OF
the early settlers in this valley, ar
rived Saturday am. for a visit with
old friends.
A. E. Dague, having completed the
improvements to his house, is now
building barn, 40 x So feet.
Scow No. 2 came down from the
Snake river Saturday and will
work on the rapids above here unit.
high water.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13

We gather from perusal Of our
exchanges that every town has a
parking problem. Practically every
Chamber of Commerce has had the
matter up for discussion several
times. Chambers of Commerce gen.
orally agree after these discussions
that if business men and clerks anc
office workers would park their cars
on side streets or leave them home
Saturday there would be enough
parking space in front of the bust
ness houses for all the farm custo.
merS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
LOOKING BETTER

Our health is picking up in spite
of an the bad news they handed us
when they examined our youth for
the nations army. Since we are
listening to vitamin facts and con-
sidering taking bread less pasty
white, our pork as not beneath the
tables dignity, ollr foods palmer,
we are getting satisfactory results
and will continue to add health to
the general welfare. A cut Of meat
need not be an expensive one to be
nourishing. We have learned that
if eggs are beyond our pocketbook
we can get this health quality from
something else that will fit our
purse. Vegetables are essential to
body building and so Kennewick
eats vegetables Among the lot we
can always find green and yellow
ones that won't strain the budget
bounds. Since we are looking more
at muscles today, we are putting on
the table those foods that build
muscles. ...
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13

It is said by those in a position to
know that by 1912 every person in
this country will know that the coun-
try is technically at war from the
fact that many articles in common
use will he most difficult, if not i'm
possible to obtain. Especially will
this be true of articles containing
metal of any kind. The exceptions
will be defense items and items used
in the farm industry. Since food is
admitted as one of the chief items
of defense the farm industry is going
to be allowed to buy such equip
ment as it needs to keep operations
at the peak.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13

AS we read of the brutalities OF
Hitler and his. secret police, the
ruthlessness and cruelties to which
the people of the invaded countries
are subjected the wholesale slaugh-
ter of innocent men in France in an
effort to queu uprisings, we call to
mind that the same things were done
in the last war and a lot of German
sympathizers throughout this coun-
try put up the cry of propaganda,
propaganda. We presume that after
this war is over Hitler sy1npathizers
in this country will attempt to claim
that reports of these outrages were
merely propaganda.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13

81 never expected, an old timer
was heard to say yesterday, "to live
long enough to see thrift discrediteo
and the spendthrift encouraged. IN
der the present system if one works
and saves for his old age the gov
eminent takes it away from him In
taxes. If he spends as he goes and
reaches old age with nothing, he can
call on the government to keep him
the rest of his days. The thrifty
man is penalized to support ms
careless, shiftless, spendthrift neigh
Dor. There isn't much encourage
ment for thrift"