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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-15

REWARD, $500 paid to anyone
who can secure me good wash
ing machine. Will pay top ceiling
price for machine. F. L. Erwin,
Bates Trailer Camp office, APP
.posite White Kitchen, Kennewick,
Phone 96. lotto
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-15

STILL AVAILABLE: Well grown,
hardened asters, marigolds, zin-
Mas petunias, lobalia stocks,
snaps, verbena, tomatoes, egg
plant. peppers, Soc doz. Cabbage
cauliflowers, parsley, sage, Csc doz.
Ceraniums 2 for 81 and 5 for 81.
Give us a trial. Our quality plants
give you satisfaction. Prices
poyspaid. Grandview Greenhouse,
Harold E. Willmsen, manager,
Grandview, Wash. lie
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NOTICE: Campbell's Custom Can
merry will can Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays of each week
beginning April IL, until further
notice. .-.- IL .-. TT
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rop GALE. 1912 house trailer and
rg room. both for $3.50. M. V.
n;xon All Ave. C, KenneWlck,
behind Richland Club. lip
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-15

FOR SALE: Cabinet style Victrola,
SO records. Good condition, $40.
Phone 2476. =
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PIANOS

Finest used ones, Steinway, Chick
ering, Mason, Hamlin, Timball,
Wick, William S. Knabe, Grand,
a new Baldwin Grand, small Wat
ers piano, mahogany case $3.50.
Also good electric player piano,
complete with rolls.
Restaurant display icebox with
running water ice cooling coils.
Violins, saxophones,. clarinets,
base fiddles, comets, trumpets,
Gibson guitars, electric Hawaiian
guitars, Gibson mandolins, Epf-
phone guitars, SITS. Latest sheet
music and records Automatic pho
nograph player to attach to cab
met radio; concertina $55; Kimball
parlor organ $55; accordions, IL
base SOS, 100 base 1895 to $50.
Radios, used, console Philco,
RCA Victor and General Electric
and others.
Yakima's Largest Music Store
TRIANGLE MUSIC CO.
18 South Second
Opposite Donnelly Hotel
We buy radios! Cash for small
radios. Bring it to Triangle Music
Co., Yakima, Wash.
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE for sale, 518
East Third. Up

FOR SALE: 1888 Chevrolet sedan.
Looks good, good tires. Du-
rocher's Furniture. lit
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rop SALE: Large cabinet 10-tube
fg RcA combination radio and
.hmnnnoranh. one 5-tube table Cros-
1av radio: phone 1871.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-15

FOR SALE: Complete equipment
for 1-booth beauty shop. Edith
Volkman, Ill So. Front, Pasco. 13p
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FOR SALE: Majestic cabinet ra-
dio, good tubes, $40, Edith Volk-
man, Ill So. Front, Pasco. 13p
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cAIC. 5-room furnished
fq Same. $500; $4,000 down. ~ -
Alder street.
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T0R SALE: House trailer, 1910
pranstrator, excellent condition.
pr;ced for immediate sale. w. =.
Zumwalt, Hills trailer camp, at 7
IN Richland road. Up
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COME AND PICK your own cher
ries for canning. SC and &c lb
Louis w. Brown, West Highlands
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Top SALE: Matching daveno,
nj platform rocker and footstool;
Norman Atterbury, Ave. II, Ken
|newick. oP
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LOANS
Auto and House Trailer
II FINANCING
. UNITED FINANCE co.
Ksnnewick llti
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:
40 acres, z room house, bath, cleo,
water under pressure, basement.
Barn and other bldgs. All crops
with place. Is A beets blocked
and weedeO IL A alfalfa, 2 A
grapes. Price $4,000 with $4,000
cash. wa.
2 A grapes. and 6 room house,
bath, fireplace, basement, water
under pressure. Nice lawn and
shade. Price $4,000. sH- ~
5 room modern house, basement,
oil furnace, nice lawn and shade.
$500 cash will handle it. I'm
mediate possession.
C. H. FALLERT =
Old Natl. Blk. Bid, Sunnyside, Wn.
lie
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GALE. emo. New Hampshire
s,,ists Miles west on Kenne-
pu Ave. and mile south, L: !.
WICK Ass' lip
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FOR SALE: Complete furnishings,
21-room hotel, including lobby,
dining room, and kitchen equip
ment. Box LOT, Lewiston, Idaho.
lip
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FOR SALE: 4-wheel trailer, flat
bed, good tires. See Berber, "
mi. S.W. Hedges depot.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-15

FOR SALE: 16-acre place, III
miles west and ~ miles south
of Kennewick, all in crop; 2 acres
grapes, 2 9! grass, Ga. mint, 8 a.
alfalfa. House, barn, garage, chick
en- house, shed. Poor health reason
for selling. Priced at $1,000 for
quick sale. A. L. Reymore, Rt. 2.
!? 13p
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.oo c1TE: 1910 Pontiac Torpedo
Fun M 1-door sedan. Call l768,
Kennewick. - - =
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nm For Sale !illllIlll

-. GALE: Duroc weaver pigs.
f0h T1 Mohr, w. Highlands. lip
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FUN .Is;te bucks. Call 1868 or r; w.
n wind on River Road, East Ken
Dmolu ~ 11-13p
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FOR SALE

II =
4-room house on Highway, lights
and water, $2750 or $3.50 down,
balance $40 per month.
Is acres, 8 acres cherries, 2 acres
asparagus. Nice 5-room house,
apartments in basement, trailers,
septic tanks, wash rooms, good
income property, $4,000.
Very fine large home, acres of
mint, lovely view, near in; two
bathrooms, furnace, stoker, fire
place, $10,500.
acres cherries and asparagus, s.
room house, full basement, in
city limits. This is one of the
best cherry orchards, lots of
shade, lawn, good well, $4,000.
acres, asparagus, alfalfa, some
orchard, 6 room house, other
buildings, $4,000.
A acres Benton City, Is acres of
peaches, 2 a. cherries, 2R april
cots, 21a prunes, very fine mod
ern home, rooms, wired for
electric range, electric water
heater, Venetian blinds, also an
other 4-room house and all farm
equipment. $17,500, $4,000 down,
balance terms.
20 acres, good 5-room house, show
er, new electric pump, barn,
chicken house, $4,000.
5 acres, asparagus, spuds, alfalfa,
Groom house, barn, 2 wells,
$4,000, $1,000 down, bal. terms.
60 acres, pasture, alfalfa, large
house, barn, good well, $500.
80 acres, Is a. asparagus, Is a..
alfalfa, pasture, family orchard,
5-room house, barn, garage,
chicken house, $4,000, terms.
40 acres, Groom house, full base
ment, shower, lights, automatic
water system, asparagus, alfalfa,
pasture, family orchard, $4,000.
Very fine apartment house, fine
location, good income, modern
and in fine condition, $4,000.
Have buyers for small houses, and
small acreage Have cash buyer
for nice home.
K. C. CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Roxy Theater = Phone 2482
Notary Public
KenneWick. Wash.
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80 GALE: Cabinet; a miles west
Fun Kennewick Avenue. Ferg-
.,. w old place. John Gelger. Up
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FOR RENT: Two rooms furnished.
Also space to park trailers. 624
No. Everett st. I'D
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CANNING CHERRIES - Bings.
You pick 'em; bring containers;
ready the last of this week. w. T.
Elliott, 2k miles Sc of town. 12p
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- GALE. Canning cherries.
Fun ;no containers and pick them.
Norman Atterbury, Ave. n.
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FOR SALE: Fryers First turn to
left after passing the .Sunnyacres
Hatchery. Second house on right.
Mrs. Alvan George. 11-13c
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- cNE. Milk cows, some fresh,
Fo line n coming fresh. J. Z. Peter 1
con River Road, IA MI. oue. 9i1p
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FOR SALE: Flyers, Lloyd Nielsen.
Turn south from Kadow corner,
right at second crossroad, the
second house to the left. Phone
2739. 12p
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GALE. '36 Oldsmobile coach,
Fun .nos cash cash. 7O3 Alder street. Up
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EOR SALE: 40 acres, three room
house. some outbuildings, crops,
neaches. apricots, approximately
10 acres in alfalfa, some grapes,
acre asparagus, strawberries,
rasberries. blackberries, 1912 acres
nasture: $4,000. For information
write John r. Svangren, Artesia
Station, Route 2, Walla Walla. 13p
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WANTED: s or 4-room furnished
apt, trailer, or house, in Ken
newick, within walking distance
of bus line. Have two children, of
school age. Write L. II. White.
G. D., Kennewick. lip
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READY TO RESUME day nursery
at my home. Will call for and
deliver as before. Call 2001, Mrs.
L. Minton. @zsE- =
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WANTED: Capable office clerk to
serve in power department Of
Pacific Power & Light Co., Call
1921. lott
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-15

FOR SALE: % automatic rifle,
6 boxes shells; 1920 Winchester
saddle gun like new. Bates Auto
Court, opposite White. Kitchen. r..
c. Allen. Up
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WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bed
room house in Kennewick. No
children, can furnish recommends
tons as to character, Pc Box 226,
KenneWick. lip
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FOR SALE: 18-ft. trailer house;
sleeps four, good tires, $475.
Must be sold at once. Inquire at
John Eichner's; first house on left
across second bridge on Wash
ington street. R. L., Lewis. =
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FOR. SALE: Century whirlwind
speedboat and 24-horse Johnson
in good shape, also 10 horse John
son. L. N. Gilbert, Ave. E, Phone
|3O66. 13p
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FOR SALE: 23-ft. eastern factory
built house trailer, 1910 Bran
strator, excellent condition. Priced
for immediate sale. w. E Zum-
walt, Hills trailer camp, at Y on
Richland road. Up
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l WILL not be responsible for any
bills charged to my name. Ruth
Mary Kapple. zt H@&As4 Up
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FOR SALE: Monarch range, grey
enamel, excellent condition $10O.
Call at house, two miles west of
Benton City cemetery on old high
way. Mrs. E. j. Sainshary, Rt. l,
Benton C ity. lie
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WANTED: Four buggy wheels.
Tots tricycle.. r. w. Clemens,
200 Benton ST., Kennewick. Phone
491.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN in auto and
trailer insurance, nationwide
claim service. Harold G. Fyfe
agency. Stiff
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WANTED: Experienced man to
work on wheat ranch, year
around; can furnish small house
to live in. Address Pc. Box 1872,
Kennewick, if interested. 13p
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FOR SALE: Fryers. Lloyd Nielsen.
Turn south from Kadow corner,
right at second crossroads, the
second house to the left. Up
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WANTED: Someone to tear down
chicken houses for 2/3 of tim
Der, 316 Wash. St, phone 1861. =
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FOR SALE: 20 cal. repeater, like
new, and about boxes long
rifle shells. Birdsall, at Frank
Lampson's, west of Kennewick.
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FOR SALE: % #. AZ National
trailer, Florence butane range, 2
bottles. Bates Trailer Camp, Ken
neWick. James Roberts. 13p
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FOR TRADE: Ton pickup body
for ton panel body, Kennewick
Bakery. tt
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FOR SALE: 2 double beds, springs
and mattresses; three 4-drawer
chest of drawers; electric heater
with fan, 1919 Kennewick Ave. 8
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SELL OR TRADE: Good pickup
and light sedan. Cheap. Kimes
auto court, Rt. 2, Kennewick. 8
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FOR SALE: factory built trailer,
air brakes and pre-war tires.
House 14x16, and lot, $35, Al Chew.
Deluxe sedan 1925; on lot east of
Erikson's trailer camp on the high
way, KenneWick. =
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FOR SALE: 5-room modern house,
completely furnished. Large
rooms. Lot SO by 100 it., Edith
Volkman, Ill So. Front, Pasco. 13p
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FOR SALE: Good horse. Will
work double or single. Good to
ride. See Sc or PA. Parker on
Washington street. 11-13p
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FOR SALE: Friers 3h to 4 lbs.
Two miles west on Kennewick
Ave, from center of town and ~
mile north, L. L. Ultican. 13p
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FOR SALE: Dining room table and
four chairs. Home Comfort
range and bed springs. 2O3 East
1St Avenue. lit
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lIlnlfHn For Rent lII1lIIIlII

FOR RENT: 80 Cat Al shape.
Call after 6 pm. Columbia River
Trailer camp, Pasco. 13p
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FOR SALE: Pedigreed Brittany
Spaniels Zine hunters) six weeks
old. First house east of Highlands
club house. Eldon Crawford. Tsp
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FOR SALE: One 5-yr old Guern-
sey cow just fresh $100; y mile
south and y mile west of Finley.
r. B. DeMerice.
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LOST: Lady's wrist watch, West
field, SIS reward. Return to Leila
McMilin, 3 3rd Ave-, or Shurfine
Grocery, or phone 2621 evenings.
Up
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FOR SALE: Red friers, weigh
from 2k to 4 lbs, Lincoln Hill,
South High. John George, Sr. 13p
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WANTED: Woman to care for
!. aged lady. Oregon Coast beach
resort, transportation, board, room
and salary. Phone 3511, Kenne-
wick, Mrs. Clements. lie
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FOR SALE: 8 to 4 lb. Red fryers.
O. w. Engles. Phone 2576. =

FIVE ROOM HOUSE for sale, 518
East Third. Phone 321J, Pasco.
Up
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WANTED Capable cashier at
Safeway store. Apply to man
ager. 26tf
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We buy radios! Cash for small
radios. Bring it to Triangle Music
Co., Yakima, Wash.
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SLEEPING ROOM: For rent, two
double beds for two men or
couple, Phone 1851, Mrs. Mark.
ham. II
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inIIIHIL ost and Found

LOST: White faced Hereford cow
and calf. Cow branded 80 on left
hip and AS. on right hip, Herb
Owens, Phone 1916. 8-1Op
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
Reds Battle
In Streets
Of Budapest

LONDON. Nov. IS 1NS)-Ar
outbreak of street fighting in
Budapest, capital of Hungary, was
reported today by the Swiss
radio.
(The Paris radio was heard
by CHS reporting that Soviet
shock troops infiltrated into
Budapest last night, relieving
Hungarian patriots who had
been engaged in street fighting
against the Nazis for several
days
Another CBS-heard British
radio broadcast said the Reds
opened full-scale bombing Of
fensive against the Budapest
area today. with gun emplace-
ments, airfields and Jail juno
tons as the main detectives
Soviet troops swung the NaZi'
back all along the northern flanl
defending the Hungarian capita
and gained control of Il miles o.
the strategic Budapest-Miskolc
trunk railway.
There were no major changes
on other sectors of the front, buI
patrol clashes were fought ir
East Prussia. northwest OF Praga
and on the Ukralnian front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
WalkOuf
by $3.50.

Protesting disciplinary layoifs
and broken skylights, $3.50 JAW
Go employees at the De Soto Wy
omIng and Dodge main plants
went on strike today.
The 3,4O0 day shift workers al
the DeSoto plant. which is doing
work on navy Helldiver wings,
started TO walk out at 1890 a. n.
IN protest against disciplinary
layoifS imposed on 78 workers
who assertedly have been quitting
from five 10 As minutes ahead OF
time The layoffs are for three
days
Company spokesman said JAW.
Go Local 227 had been fully IN
formed OF the layoffS. which be-
came effective Nov. 10.
Al the Dodge main plant $50
workers IN department lS4 quit IN
protest against broken skyhghts
which made the working condl-
tons frigid. Company spokesman
SAID every effort was being made
10 have the skylightS fixed and
the men would return
Monday.
Because of shortage Of parts
created by the strike of $50. The
company found II necessary 10
send home 800 men IN depart
ment 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
Strike Hits Dodge, DeSoto
Boone
To Sue
For Writ

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is CUP
Now that Maj. Daniel Boone
has won $500 worth of his
So, 900 libel suit, he wants to get
out an injunction to prevent his
wife's attorney, II. Ryan McCown
from writing any more letters to
the war department about him.
A district court jury yesterday
awarded Boone $1,000 punitive
and $500 compensatory damages
for letters the Tryon IN. c. at
torney wrote TO the officers SUI
periorS allegedly challenging . his
integrity and honesty.
Boone charged that the letters
were written with malicious in
tent" McCown denied it.
Boone accused McCown Of in
timacieS with Boone's heiresS
wife. the former Martha Lightnel
of North Carolina and Detroit
McCown denied it.
In 1913 when the now eStrangeC
Boones were battling in court over
custody of their two children, Mrs
Boone admitted being photo.
graphed nude in a car with heI
elderly family physician. She saio
she did it because she wanted the
doctor TO love her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
DIR. PeabOdy'S
Rites Monday

GROTON, Mass. Nov. Is tUP)
Funeral services will be held at
Groton School Monday for DR..
Endicott Peabody, 81, founder Of
that famous institution a n d
teacher of many national notableS,
including President Roosevelt.
Stricken with a heart attack
while driving the wife of a former
Groton master TO the Aver rail
road station yesterday. the noted
educator died at the wheel of
his automobile which was
stopped, unchanged by his pas
Senger.
President Roosevelt. al whose
marriage DR.. Peabody officiated,
said of him:
AS long as I live his in
fiuence will mean more To me
than that OF any other people
next to my father and mother"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
Net Mad Doq;;
Victims Sought

The health department disclosed
today that a rabid dog which bit
two children last Tuesday has
been captured and asked that any
one else who might have con-
tacted the dog report TO the de-
partment Immediately for treat
ment.
Health Director DR.. Bruce
Douglas said the dog. small.
brown mongrel male, was captured
this morning and was found to be
rabid.
The children, Gayle Soper. 3. of
1915 McKinStry. and her brother,
Robert. T. were bitten on the legs
in front of ITO Morrell at 2:l5
last Tuesday They have been
under treatment.
Douglas stressed the Importance
of early treatment for any one
else who may have bitten by the
same animal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
De Luxe Train.
OF 18Cod(hes
Jumps Rails

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. is
UP)-The West Coast. all-Pull-
man section Of the Atlantic Coast
Lines crack passenger train
Champion was derailed shortly
after 8 a. m. today near Hortense,
Ca. railroad officials announced
here.
First reports OF the wreck OF
the fast southbound train failed
to indicate whether any passen-
gers had been killed or injured.
II was learned that Is cars OF
the 18-car train left the tracks,
only the dining car and two others
remaining on the rails.
The wreck occurred on a stretch
Of track between Hortense and
JeSup. Ga. and difficulty of OBJ
tanning details was increased by
the fact that telegraph poles and
wires were torn down by the i'm
pact.
F.. b. Rush, superintendent of
transportation for the Atlantic
Coast Line here. said first reports
indicated that no one had been
killed
AmbulanceS were sent 10 the
scene from JeSup and Waycross,
and the railroad reported that a
relief train had been dispatched
from Waycross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
36-PIdne u. 5. Ace
Prisoner Of Nazis

LONDON. Nov. Is (UP)-Capt
John T. Godfrey. Woonsocket
r. l.. highest scoring fighter pilot
Of the Eighth Air Force. is a pris-
oner Of war in Germany, the u. S
strategic air force announced last
night.
Godfrey. who SHIT down 1S Ger
man planes and destroyed 1S on
the ground. was listed as missing
several months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-20
NOPipeDreanl
G-GirIs Follow Style Set
by Mrs. Jackson

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is (UP)
Not since President Andrew
Jackson's wife. Rachel, shocked
capital society with her Tennessee
corncob pipe has Washington be-
come so worked up over women 5
smoking habits.
It's all because OF the cigaret
shortage which is making pipe
smokers out of women.
So far, only government girls
are openly putting at pipes.
Pipe smoking has caught on
like wildfire among the WACS
and WAVES.
Authorities are said 10 frown
on the practice. but since there
are no regulations against it all
they can do is try 10 keep il quiet.