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Evening star., 1944-08-24
HELP MEN.


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Sc; Sc to Naylor Naylor, I'd. and 30th st. Sc, See
M SR. CEEkk MiGkak!4 4fYprsrs BRITISH MIS-
SlONS. Apply 1107 10th st. NV. Employ :
2 to 8: Saturday. 8 to i. Excellent oppor.
baE xe .tHsd sssa.
good salary, Increases car allowance. ga;
Ssns sss1s es5mansa: co 1Sas
WANTED BY American Red Cross Blood
nical supervisor. ACACIA BUILDiNG, 81
AshE falf!'as HsscciATE SCI ns wanted. lik. young
Society and Eduestiona fni Institution St s Aeha. im
high school bus Business 1 course "s'n and who % be-
came one Of the ablest oficers and 6irec-
tors tors Of the Lefax Loosesleaf system; Ap-
aeerss enS Mas6nRtoa saasss iAx ian wssR sS
%4SIER-Msn; Y. SsI.ls Men, 2 s5 to as: who are me;
food foo ,prSSeessins lpIS plant; permanent work
To Sq3 MaNxEK sin sys
dsp Deassnt
fsk En- woRkHsD eaa fts nS IN the war e,
bus. Experienee not Necessary We teach
may be taken during free hours. No Sun
day work. Need men and women able to
report for work weekdays between am
ana $50 am; and then work for several
hours, Also those able to report between
3 and pm. and work at least 3 hours at
a time. Apply weekday mornings. CAPT.
AL TRANSIT CO., 36th and Prospect ave
NV. GEORGETOWN. Hiring arrangements
PET MILK CO. has opening for well-edu-
Gated young man to accept position in
sales work in Washington and adjacent
areas: honorably DISCHARGED veteran of
sppy uness oheTs do
sales work; straight salary, no commission;
car allowance, If you own one: position
offers postwar future; only those desiring
that offers career in selling Should apply. ot :
Write. stating age. education, experience
ana give phone number or address where
wire or special delivery can reach you
with those having necessary qualifications
at an early date for interview. Box
INTERESTED in interviewing men for
excellent opportunity for advancement;
for appointment call MA 7716.
WE HAVE SEVERAL vacancies for ex-
sehryieemen shinnfpa pII,g preparing merchandise for
for advancement. See MR.. WILKINS, Sd
sAIEsMANsHiiiP OFFICER CAREER In
postwar days unusual opportunities for men
JOIN sales classes now forming, complete
course in fundamentals. combined with
pracucal training: earn while learning;
POSITIONS Tor those successfully completing
course; 8 ex-veterans now succeeding; earn
500 to $500 per mo. See MR. BLACK
ARD. 1903 G st. NV.
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a:sa iaesituas ss1sh Hs naed Sas ssae
s Sasn.ss sb, tf be stcas Roas
rent only $50 month. We are selling at
sacrifice account illness. Price $1,000
sGAuTY sPa Sf : sRoP. seaf .nc nv. quar- with back
yard. Can operate alone and be remuner-
alive: partnership considered. Long estab
stn.' ous.' owner entering service. Box 451-A,
PAINT EXTERIOR now-Get our estimate
tor your fsl painting. now; also parer-
Iansing Ina onS iioor sanding: d. c. Decorators,
kooMiSG' HOUSE. downtown. priced low
to settle an estate: IL rooms. near 18th
Ii priced; Grocery and dsilcatessen store.
Vnk s;osR eaarfsTs mixed trade deod PTf
THORN & SILVER. 90s 10th st. NV.
ss as s rnsnss it sh .ss 81
furniture and furnishings Of five-room
sBI. TqnasS sseve zaas shop sys
EUSINEss PIAcE for rent opposite Hybla
Valley Airport on Route /, suitable for any
yps ca one cH q tss sss2 hshe class
cense. In or around Washington. located
I acre of land, seats approx. $50 people:
last years gross business was very salts
factory; postwar possibilities at least
liauor stock. substantial person may
purchase business and stock and get To-
year year Lease or may purchase real estate
saii ESdLEToE 81 REAL ESTATE. asi$ 1sth
] / Will a RSyEss$Tf s$f. CAPITAL PLY, service. ri
exp. once mgr sales; GE. 7i72 after
HRvE Il geF 4AVEsx VEN ,sl sa SAIL, du. to lines, s
Excellent beer, general grocery and gasoline
business Living quarters and possibility Of
aao hKk E2 c. es:a o4 n1sdss wilson bT AR
kEsTxSkANT, netting $4,000 yearly;
air ahoo oconditioned; doips $500 day; rent
ana i hs;sneins R;a BUSINESS places S6i i: Mood:
roHokEp ce!a sIds RooMiSe m MFG HOUSE, business 81.
soLS s9S f00s MTNp4n Can sms III o7zf 35
Of over 81. 700. swell setup p Tor ' Couple 'i OF
Two partners; Long lease, low rent. D. w
EExxRaasssar4H assf sM s4ss 1873 Vermont ave- a ~
buy from oo6 6rSker 33 years wholesale
sargainnx BAR ns 'osa B. RHuM Reaiter and Broker,
answer a5sa Mali,e "a aSs5 sSs Taylor 1887; if no
stock: reasonable. 3541 14th st: NV.
owner wants to retire. viii sell reasonable.
GROCERY-n.e. section; does $500 weekly
quickly: priced $4,000, plus inventory.
sds p sss or GM
LIQUOR STORE. very good income; mixed
trade; wonderful opportunity for the right
party: MAX KUSHNER, exclusive broker,
3436
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING; roo,,ns; rock ,s H91l In n;
NV. WsSehouse at 7th and T ne. DI
5sai .sd saHsss Hns
FRTs T-inidad s4a7 ~
CARPENTRY, insulation. painting. femod
y syao. NATIONAL INSTALLATION &C, WI
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished. porches in
ing asbestos shes siding and roofing and gen
mates mat aGIns small monthly payments si m TABOR
HOME RENoVATING, INC, 1920 Irv-
FTooRsYes IL 3, Adam' He eleso ssoo bleach finish
wax, polish. repair, lay wood floors NASH
FLo0R o0R c9 I91S 29th st. NV :nd7Is RE 1872
shns wsans paTsne Tsnens
lists; Can ,IL0oRING CONTRACTORS.
INC; 1879 WISCONSIN ave. NV. NO a215.
roofing, eene1tins; a brick work etc; free @
srte paIPs ihf p5e@R1 se7Ss CO., G
GeiEsis aSs Fl ioons siding So
ESSs + !, GATES
ases ats or Ansus 0fsnse Now is the
protect your roofs with coat OF paint.
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS. S23 Emerson
st. NV. RA. $3.50.
GUARANTEED home improvements; deal
with reliable firm: we do papering, paint
ing, Stag and sf1ingle roofing, asbestos sid
ing and all types of home repairs. Small
mo. payments. FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO., 915 New York ave. NV. MA. T416.
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodeling,
terms. LIS years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 11OS-11I3
Member I'M Home Improvement Guild
SCREEN scahssN'Rolt5s: 9oGs PORCH now while have
aent sns ca sDk sro oa4s
CALL A. p. WoODsoN CO.wRoofins. sid
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
1913 H st. NV RE. $500
ASK for our free roof inspection service.
Specialists en- slate, tile, asbestos and
asphalt. Estimates on siding and storm
sash. to 15 years to ray. SUBURBAN
ROOFERS. Sligo 56G2.
UNION CO INSTRUCTION. CO.-Specialists
in building. maintenance and remodeling.
No Job too big or too little. Estimates
cheerfully furnished. No delay. Work
Day Day .a.1e or night, eal H spruce o47eJ.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME = Porches in
closed, recreation rooms built. attics fin-
shed; concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing: roofing, siding and storm
sash. Get our free estimate: Terms ar
ranged. DISTRICT RENOVATORS, gem
eral contractors GE Q551
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PERSONAL

FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma. rheumatism. arthritis,
nervousness, piles. colds. flu or other all
ments; also relief for aching, swollen feet.
Lady naturopathic d9etors: 20 years ex-
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE. colored. with child
desires woman TO live in her home and
take care, of baby. 1l0 st. s.w.,
FOR ATTORNEYS-Patent- searching serv-
ices: preliminary searches validity and in
fringement; translation in French, German,
Dutch, Italian and Spanish. Box 4s-Y.
WAsSTEDmHome ", n.;, . for cH elderly gentleman
WATCH REPAiRiNG, . to days service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt atten-
ton: guaranteed work. ELECTRICAL
CENTER, 514 10th St, between E and F
HEMoRRHoIDs .raa,cated o, N, own
%.hSd net d Result: sss;s III 0s is
1921 18TH .t nv RA 47l7
DR. H. W. JOHNSON dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602.
Westory Blds., sos 14tb NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mist
Campbell. If you are IN need Of q loan up
ALLENCREsT sCHOOL-Day and board.
ing: ases 9 TO 8; immediate openings. 245o
LEAVE your child in nurses care by day,
MRS. ELSIE THOMPSON-rlea,se contact
me through Lawyer J. F. Castiello. Wood.
THOMPSON. c4'
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HELP ppMEsTlc-

ChAMBERMAID- WAITRESS in private
Scnooi; pleasant surroundings; good pay
@ In5I New HAMPSHIRE ave NV. NO. 55s3
CHiLD'S NURSE. white, for 15-mo. .-oId
siTi' efT rsf to $40 PM; $loo mo; Sundays
in: efsrences REQUIRED. s40S 34th i pi
NV Can OR. 7293
COMPANION and housework for elderly
lazy live in: small bungalow; $50 week
GE g6S4: sunday, MI 1858.
coon: Scnl. housek.eeper, white. live in. coun-
Cne cate 500 mo. Rox 335, alexandria, Va
COOK AND G.HW., apartment $500
Woodley re; Part or full day. References
COOK, g.h.w, experienced; 2 adults, 2
children: no laundry: Chevy Chase. neal
bbrHeakdast bHalni references; OIL ,724a..
on country estate. Must be experienced
energetic, settled, of good character ano
congenial dispositions. No cooking. Nc
children in family. Large pleasant second.
moor room, windows and private bath
twin beds. Present couple leaving city
but will personally recommend me as desir.
able employer Starting salary, $3.50 com
Stnsd' plus special dispensation: Phons
FARM Falls Church, Va,
Evening star., 1944-08-24
SITUATIONS MEN-

ACCOUNTANT, general auditor -bookkeeper
available on steady basis 3 to hrs. daily:
experlencsd in All taxes. payrolls and re-
ATTORNEY desires legal position with law
nrm or trust company: experienced, draft
exempt. Box Say. Star. pa
MAN, colored: wants work as truck helper
or common laborer. NO. 1894.
MAN wants work as driver; Gay work only.
OFFICE MGR. 35. AZ. college graduate.
IA yrs. exp collections. credits. .carre.
spondence, personnel, knowledge bookkeep-
ing; haVs car. GE. 1112 after d, or Bon
OFFICE MANAGER. experienced account
ant, auditor, bookkeeper, payroll work
available Sept 1st. BOX 3ss-X. Star. "a:
PHARMACIST. registered. wants full or
part-time work: draft exempt Dupont
SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN selling steel
products to various government agencies
would like additional line on commission
or salary basis. Box 72-Y, Star IS.
i WANT a postwar future. / offer a uich
newspaper public relations and sales ex-
perience. My forte is personal contact
I'm middle aged. presentable. healthy and
energetic, I have ambition and ingenuity
know personally more than 500 news
paper editors throughout the country. !
know omcial wartime Washington. Am a
member of the National Press Club. Prefer
to remain in Washington. but free to GO
anywhere. Write Box 411-X. Star or
phone Hobart $500, Ext oil
Evening star., 1944-08-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COOK FOR HOTEL. so miles from Wash
FIR 1892
Copy R0YS AND GIRIS uhita TX

COOh fOh HOTEL, so miles from Wash j.
lngton Steady work and good pay. Call
COPY BOYS AND GIRLS, white, IS years
or over. No experience required Only
tnose wanting full time, permanent work
considered. Advancement. insurance va
eansl;.n sations sick leave and other, employment
Star Bldg. THE EVENING STAR, 1IG
"a. ave. NV.
COUPLE, colored. for general housework
and cooking, in Bethesda: references; live
n,o m room and bath; salary, $3.50. oliver
COUPLE twhite). sober. reliable: take care
Of small rooming house: city references.
Miehigan s3s5 for interview 24'
COUPLE M wanted white or colored. cook
ehambermaid GaaI BERN Good references required
burg, Va: Phone 206 (collectj
FOUNTAIN HELP, full time: good salary:
ms nageral position. COLONIAL VILLAGE
PHARMACY. OK 11sO
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, man or woman.
references; good salary. good hours. Box
RESIDENT MANAGER, middle-aged cou-
pie to manage guest house in Alexandra.
Only permanent applicants considered
CORNWALL ARMS, Alexandria. TIE. 1860.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WE HAVE free information on boarding
service preparatory schools; rates from
$500 to S1,4O0 Call or visit WASH
SCHOOLS Asso.. Colorado Bldg, 14th and
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs. Taylorcrafts and Wacos
0-330 horsepower ratings ct Congressional
Airport, out Wisconsin ave on Route 24O
between Bethesda ana Rockville, Md Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phone
CoIoREDo SCHOOL Of nursing, enroll now
foI q course in advanced practical nurs-
ing. The demand for nurses is great.
1S46 3rd st: NV. DE. 0636. 27'
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permsnen.
positions. Operators needed DAY and
part-time clauses. MABELLI HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1870 n. =. ave. Ne.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted bv two
colored girls. Phone MARY BRIGGES,
RE. 1907. after 5 pm
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Lin
coin 6525.
GIRL. colored: desires light housework or
mothers helper: no Sundays. Call HO.
6202.
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w., no children;
sleep in or out; have reference. 23Og
Shannon pl.- Sc TR. "721 24s
WOMAN, colored. settled. wants part-time
york in morning or 5 days from to 5.
Call Ia. 1015. "a
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STENOGRAPHERS (25 daily needed), legal
supervisory exper., 5000. stenog. trade
assoc, 5-day wk., S35 wk. Stenog G)
publicity. semi-Govt.. S1S5. 5R-day wk
ers, S45-S5c wk. Typists $50 w.p.m.),
$50 wk. Dozens Of exceptional openings.
top salaries: Oldest Emp. Agency in D. c.
BOYD'S, 1888 F st. NV. INA. 233S)
TEACHERS. clerks. receptions. select DO
stions. No charge unless placed TOP SAL
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
(Est. IL yrS.l 1871 G st MA 2l14
Evening star., 1944-08-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ACCOUNTANT: expert: books started;
returns; returns; prompt service; reasonable. OR
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly; actory-trained MECHANICS
asfAas' 9Ri9,rs BOND sas
AIR CONDITIONER = Filters, cools, de-
humidifies; Westinghouse Mobilaire. h-h:p.,
aaYP1AkTMlNsTiS aY1 siSi FURNITURE. e.rm.: dinette
set; rugs and draperies. Children vel
XPPLIANCEs, % exhaust al til fans. p' washing ma.
chimes, heaters and vacuums repaired
seh si': s55shf; a0 s4s s's'i St. 81. Eh4Scz as AD A
APPLIANCEs-Electric fans. fixtures. ra-
WTns of ahs aas se1e
s%STSGs Nv s Hssy, .ss sst fs1yss ssOo
paired: complete. quick service. Ex 9797
PROCTER CO, 224 Seaton court NV.
BRICKLAYING, chimney and fireplace.
built and repaired. Phon" A. FAGNANI
CARPENTRY woRK-rurniture repair;
antiques q speciality. 1435 Euclid st. NV,
CARPENTER. storm windows. screens.
eEsspooEsH ANp R snPTc EFF TANKS cleaned
and drained; modern pump. REILLY g.
CLEANRNG-Rugs and upholstered fuN,i-
tuye machine cleaned in your home or
office. New dry-suds method. moth pro-
tects. Estimates. EX. 149S or UN. 5597.
DESK-Mahogany block front Goddard
type period reproduction:. bought Wood
DRIvEWAYs BUILT and repaired. VIC.
TORY ENGINEERING CO.. UN. 1858.
ELECTRIC CLOCkS-Au kinds repaired.
chime an. and ball ball clocks serviced. 719 St
Electric REeRIGERArOR repairs. Ar.
lington service calls. 81 80. ARGENT RE-
IRRIGATION SERVICE. GIL. O697. 31s
ELEGTRIC SERVICE and repairs. Cal
and efiIcient results. T IA, $500. p ss.
ELECTRIC WIRING. MIXTURES, extra out
lets; 81 repairs; 6o old houses q speciality REGAL
FAN-General Electric A. c. IA inch
oscillating, speed; like new. S35. RA
FLOOR SANDING. PARK ROAD Hous.
ING CO. DE l71O. FIR. 4765.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
Waxing: experienced mechauick O,HARE
Evening star., 1944-08-24
MOTOR rRAvel.
BUSINESS oppoRTUNlTIEs.

Carolina. Call or write MISS GIBSON, 16
W. Gusts ave.. Alexandria. Va. Phone
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SITUATIONS MEN g WoMEh
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

LIVING QUARTERS, for man and wife
janitor service and housecleaning 13.
Reed court, NV, bet. o and 3rd St, NV
Evening star., 1944-08-24

GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry,
painting and paperhansing; screening and
storm sash: don't delay that repair Job any
longer. We have men and materials. Give
u Q call Chestnut 66A0. s.
Evening star., 1944-08-24

eConsinued on Next Pase.l
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MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES. mac conlp.ornsters. cal
CIRCLE. 1112 18th st. NV. DI 1872
AIRCRAFT NAVIGATION WATCH. Weems-
size: cost $3.50, sell 500. OR. $3.50 after
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
Born Same Day,
Hurt Same Day

Marlene Neel and Joan Lewis
five-year-old girls, were victims
of an accident in which each re.
ceived almost identical injuries
Tuesday morning. They were or
their way to school, had crossed
the city park and came out be-
tween parked cars when they
were struck by a car driven by
Harold Long, 16, a school boy.
The girls, born on the same day
at the Pasco hospital, had been
inseparable companions. Both re-
ceived broken right legs, both
were cut about the face and Sc
verely bruised. Both were taken
to the hospital and both expect to
return home tomorrow.
Marlene is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Harley Neel and Joan
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Lewis.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
What to Do With
Germany, Topic

DR.. Russell Blankenship, popu-
lar speaker on the University of
Washington community forum Sc
ries, will be in Kennewick next
Tuesday, Feb. %, to address two
meetings here.
Principal meeting at which DR..
Blankenship will speak will be the
noon luncheon of the Kennewick
Kiwanis club. His subject will be
"What Should Be Done With a
Defeated Germany.
: DR.. Blankenship is also sched-
uled to address a high school as
sembly at IL am. on the subject
"The Rise of the Pacific North
west
A member of the English de-
partment at the University, DR..
Blankenship has a wide field of
interest, particularly in interna-
tional affairs which he follows
closely. He is known as an in
formed and interesting speaker
and is particularly interested in
the Pacific Northwest. The author
of several books, his most recent
one, "And There Were Men,, deals
with the Northwest.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
Boy Smoihered
When Hole in
Sandbank Caves
Frantic pal runs half
mile for help which
arrives too late

Glen Elliott, 16, SON of Mrs.
Mae Elliott, lost his life Tuesday
afternoon when a cave he and a
playmate We're digging, caved in
and suffocated him.
The two boys, Glen and Werner
Meyers, had dug a cave in a sand
bank along a cut for the S.P.&.S.
tracks a mile or so below town.
AS they We're leaving the place,
Elliott was the last to leave the
hole when the upper part caveG
in. Meyers dug into the loose
sand frantically and managed t.
get Elliott's head out and then
warning him to keep breathing
ran across the fields to get helr
at the Engles farm, half mile
or so away.
When the help returned the,
found that another cavein hat
occurred and the Elliott boy wa
again covered with the loose sand
Summoning the chief of polic
and the doctor the lad was dug OH
and MIR. Kershaw tried artificial
respiration for half an hour AM
the doctor administered a hear
stimulant, but to no avail.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
Justice Court
Handles 48 Cases
IN Zen Days
Traffic violations make
up majority Of charges;
speeding brings fines

Forty-eight cases were held in
the local justice court in the past
10 days, according to the reports
just made by Justice c. F. Wink
enwerder. A majority Of the
cases were traffic violations.
The following were convicted
on speeding charges and paid, in
addition to their fines, the costs
of the cases: J. Keith Beese, SIS;
Herbert S. Mitchell, $40; Fred
Kuhn, SIS; Archie T. Hall, $40;
Julian S. Ash, $3.50; Marion L.
Rampley, $3.50; Alyce Wallace,
$3.50; Roy R. Aikens, $40; Willie
w. Wood, $40; Virginia Hide
brand, SIS; Thomas J. Wright,
SIS; Charles Debolt, SIS; Mearle
D. Upton, $25; Fred c. Starbuck,
$40; Sharles Shelton, SIS; Clar-
Continued on Page 1O
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
Store to Be Open
Each Night

Announcement is being made
this week of the opening of a
new store policy at the Neuman
Cash and Carry store Beginning
tomorrow the store will remain
open each evening until 9 o'clock.
Manager Ed Neuman states that
he has had thousands of requests,
principally from the newcomers
into the district, to have the store
hours heightened. Beginning to-
morrow he will have two COM
plete crews, the morning one Nver-
tapping the evening crew, so that
he will be able to wait on his
ever-growing trade.
To make the store more invit-
ing, he is installing new lighting
fixtures under the marquee, which
surrounds the store and new light
ing fixtures will be installed in
the store as soon as the flourescent
tubes are available. Other i'm
provements for speeding up trans
actions are being planned.
The new move is primarily for
the convenience of the workers
employed on the nearby project
who are unable to get in to the
stores during the regular open
ing hours. The corner, brilliantly
lighted each night will give an
entirely new appearance to one
of the best corners in town.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
City to install
Traffic Signal

AS a result of recent traffic
survey taken at the foot of Wash
ington street on the highway, the
state highway department has
recommended the installation of a
traffic light. In conjunction, the
installation of curbs along the
east side of Washington street are
recommended to control the flow
of traffic at the intersection.
At the Tuesday-night meeting
of the council, purchase of the
light was authorized and the state
officials will supervise its install
lation. The light will be arranged
to permit southbound traffic to
cross the flow into Washington
street. Longer than usual inter-
walls will control the changing of
the lights.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
Lions Win Three
More 10 Make
10 Victories
Team suffers but one
defeat in season;
play for championship

Three more basketball victories
over the weekend have given the
local high school team an excep-
tional record for the season.
These games bring the score to
10 won as against but one loss.
For the third time this year,
the Lions tangled with the Prosser
boys, winning Tuesday night by a
score of 1920. Friday night the
Lions played Grandview, winning
by a 1922 score and Saturday
night took the long end of a 35-18
score against Cornell. Tomorrow
Friday) the Lions. will go to
Prosser for another match, start
ing at 1880.
The B teams, on the same eve
nings the first stringers were win
ming, didn't fare quite SO well.
Continued on Page 1O
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
District Goes Well
Over Quota Set

Mayor A. c. Anon, who was
local chairman for the Fourth
War Loan bond campaign, reports
the district well over the quota
of 100000 set. The figures, how
ever, contain several large cor
poration purchases and the indi-
vidual purchases are far below
the percentage required. The dis
trict, county, state and nation are
all over their quotas today, but
the campaign will nevertheless be
continued until the end Of the
month in the hopes of getting a
greater number of individual pur-
chasers listed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
0ne-Side PARKING
On Narrow Streets

Because of the acute labor
shortage, it appears impossible to
have the parking curbs moved on
the narrower residential streets,
as has been planned by the city
council to relieve the congestion,
especially in the west residential
area.
To. get around the situation, the
council ordered signs put up pro-
hibiting parking on the north and
east sides of streets narrower than
40 feet from curb to curb. This
will control on First Avenue, Ken
newick Avenue and Avenue A and
on the east sides of Dayton, Ever
EFT and Fruitland streets. AS soon
as the signs can be installed the
regulation will take effect.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17
Scout Executive Tells
About Anniversary

Scout Executive McDermitt, of
the Blue Mountain Council, was
the guest speaker at the regular
meeting of the Kiwanis club Tues
day noon. The talk was part Of
the celebration of the 34th an
niversary Of the founding Of the
organization, which, prior to the
war, had spread throughout most
Of the civilized world.
Mr.. McDermitt's talk empha-
sized the vast benefit the several
nations had received through the
training given the youth of the
land through the organization. He
limited that with a wider expan-
sion of the work perhaps wars
cou even be avoided.