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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc.
SrGnsrtiss ,I.s sso s1sk ,ts settlements Gum
2SaI H0Gdsi sSS SzsS II ,oi ny .s 80 nous. ss.5
s%s%@ns,s4:1sS%S s%@ s4s% e ~ =, j, kx aSss. ..'.s ~
h9nse, Sr as.r fer .
PRTvATE Party viii buy from private
ioT homes il Arlington s5 Fsl. chyIsh:
VIZ CAN SELL your hous. in any section
S s ss w h: sy5 0ao " 1BS f i
auaiined to handle your property for YOU.
ea Y0 s1 saet IA sS1Rs ssss oT IA fss sSss
6TEn RRISk sGS 2S,st s1s x Reppeey :hn,s
and lowest cash price. BOX sis-s, Star.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its value
Ask for Mr.. Browning. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
Co, INC, established 1887. DI. 1015.
HOUSE with two or three bedrooms Hill.
party. R. STONE, s417 Minnesota ave.
HOUSES wanted for sale; We have clients
for houses in Wesley Heights and George-
1882 ST. NV. ME. 1143.
BRIGHTWo0D OR PETW0RTH home At
once for client, frame considered. also
BEFORE YOU SELL your property get our
offer. We charge no commission Highest
e5fss Psd gESnRs co sn 81
st. NV. DI 615O
CALL ON us for free appraisal on prop
erty in D. c. or nearby Nd. II will pay
you to investisate. Immediate cash; quick
INN fMME6IATE 6fEns CASH PuRCH4sERs. prompt
personal appraisals at full market value;
fast sales and settlements. MIR. QUICK,
RA. 341S or DI. 5252. %
WE CAN SELL your house. We can aet
you cash. It won't take us long. Prompt
attention. r.. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors.
WE PAY ALL CASH for property in D. c..
Md. or Va. Fast action. Call Mr.. Freder.
lex. No charge for appraisal. BEITZELI.
DI. BOO
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC,
SATURDAY T.
HoVsFS EoR SALT.

llov, exceptionally large living room, Erss
bedroom, screened porch, hoored attic,
Eafd aFTass sss he, ne. nsish
tsTms; 5000: Ii. si3b.
lC2I0RtD116oo blk. Rosedale st. n.s-
kss sR: sssssats so:sssson: Dssssss
Y d HuribeEt. Ma sS7o. sS1 ii e. NV.
lC0LoHED-Ten.room. house. 1906 r st.
PSMon. PSM oenvsalsas nsas and desirable location.
t6IorkpEisi3 Emerson .t, p..-s-
sssH sssH. sTiaE' IA. 5sss 5assh; rsies sesS0; $500
COL6RED-Imerson, near 18th NE; one
Of on the outst.nding houses IN this block
liaSsse;SHssisn. lSs ~ ssss q "a: sssssSa5.. sssS5.'0na'
ceoniop Slsa SlsSs Esnsuesbs sma bsts s.i
oass9saa s:ss hS I'm sAfs afGEs REARy 2ay
t:sTMEEssTT EsT fPIa i1i ~ sA a.
Q H. n.wL6 apts.. 2 rooms. (. and bath
RssEALTY ssalL Co. Al New York ave. NV. Ma
s:. Es basement fss s;.. s; ;.sst ss sss
iiSo 1isa o. s.rd; 81 sS5s.s sSs55sss- Mr. BAKER DE.
IcOLOEEb-Hesr 1st and SITS. n.w..-e
large l,. e., rms, baths, automatic oil heat, .
anasS.l S1 Ssrsain. <. sTEParss aEni a.
Sol6tiEiD-seau.lful ne. home, built .
matte @ heat hslsvooa ss9 soIs Is sRroasS sasS-
out, full cellar. instantaneous hot-water
house erfses eondtien sa!n ss4So s4sSs:
81, 900 down, balance Ike rent: possession.
rsRHsaists 81 ifss iVRoin5Rsns D ss1s Gan MR.
rd.-lO.room brick. baths. h.-w.h., ar
other: best buy for home plus income:
Sssidsys D to pm. BAsfIiko H REALTY ZIP
9 sot6 s sss,iS issi 5msrson St
sne ks3Sss' 1liS RE;sfa T.. 'ta. It.
CoLoREP.IS5l saon9 Walter Walter p sssoa; ssssa; 2 bed:
sSssxi ISSSsSsi si5"'ai, aD' s7oo, porch; s4s'"' SAM
CoL0RED = Vacant. e-story row-brick;
painted throas shoat: sood seetion Reasa easa aaa
g sa55 5 AfGx x'G <. IspEssos sH M5 sFgs%!sos S co:
COLORED--1soo block Emerson st. ne.
Inis Is truly an extra special bargain. for
heat aood s1snsportoeon esn ssoo
CoLoRED - Brookland special; s7.go:
terms. Mr. QUICK. RA. s41s or DI. $3.50.
house. on street. NV; rented TO- same
tenant for years. S25 mo-; priced only
s.; 900; cHAs 8. MUIR. 2o3 Southern
COLORED-Vacant; cash, SI.40o: Seaton
nv. 6-rm. brick. bath; h.-w.h.; easy
brick, 8 r., h.-w.h.; So loan. easy terms.
3 apts., rooms. kit and bath. Oil heat:
elose-in ne: cash S2,200. PARK ROAD
HOUSING CO. DE. 171O; AD. 4s34, Mrs.
Ward; co. 5000. Mr.. Guyton.
COLORED Near Govt. Printing once:
7-rm. brick and basement. bath: h.-wh:
down
1900 blk Que n.w-14 rms, b.,
h. -w.h.; 4-apt. home. plus income; $4,000
down.
seaton pl. nw.-7-rm. and basement,
br.. bath, -w.h.: OF No. Capitol; choice
location; 81 ZOO down.
| 1900 blk, Vermont ave--s-room and
basement. br.; bath, h.-T.h. desirable
arranged like rent, rent, ,L RI sz.5: weekdays,
COLORED.. Vacant; b23 Morton NV.
rs. and o.; elec latrobe ht;; low price.
Il; fur. ht; rented by mo: $3.50 down.
$42 mo. Lots, ne, S495 ca. N. Z.
RYON CO. GE. 6146.
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NlScEllANEoljs soR sALf (ce.e.l

--.sssNsNSOS SON SeAA.S SSS0ssess !.
2aan1n -stendins and .eordwood. about
in Fairfax: cheap prics for soms one xno
3oSIUT e SSIUTT9E, NA: .Ia4a oT FM; lle4. z, R.
both currents; bench s as motor and % %i.ssSSssat.
set OF eirht expanston reamers. car watess
.e ons f' .sos .sS' KEY ss%s a1t
TRUNK, wardrobe. one year old: used
9nse; 9nss; excellent condition. Call Trinidad
large double bed. chairs and many other
PIECES gsS1s , 81 furniture: moving, must sell.
TYPEwGiTEI Rental servic.--s71s ieth
NV. GE. 1883. Underwoods, 81. .Sb mo-. 8
PSf Renal ne df
NV. GE. 1883. Underwoods. $1.S5 mo-, 8
TWsrHas mSs in ady S.; no deli ss-s5 addl dep
sss sise rhs ss sso Is .tef ef" sse
w Rins ss5sss ssss a
VACUUM vac u 1ps swEEiES. ri n AIR AirWsy. s1 new ~ cond
tion; Selling for private party. Union
xiSfHoIA; yerg beautiful Lite tone; fang as.s &c:
s0e ma esssnssssa es.s sess ssss
student only. S7S: After II. 1887 9.ir-
%2Tch %Gns a' sxiss sss sGf ss9ii.ns unusual. eo.e-
isI: isi% W is;5s;F.s sO'd 81 rusts' $3.50
WHTCH~Hamilton pocket watch, 14-carat
sold-nns4 case, like new. Phone WI. age.
water cooler. bottle type. used, in good
condition. Also compressors and refrigera,,
tion equipment for stores and experimental
use; Euaranteed like new. Repairs on all
%tafi %Aafs. ME1AfffEks. VI fit "a, automatic pr.x.r:
install. John @. Webster; .elumbing. 627
WARM mATERs-oss water heaters. 20.
30. 40. 100 and Ib0 gal capacity: imme.
diste installation; no down payment; .,I2 u
Co. IS K st. Sc. Atlantic 1891. :.
WINDOW. sHADEs-Bring in your old
rollers. tone) day service; rollers left
day. JOHN LTdoN, INC; s4sI Conn. ave.
WooD oGTF nhssree Consisting
hand and machine tools; Al condition
$3.50: Shepherd 5529. %
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
eST fon bons . .scd
SACRIFICE-Must be seen to be appre-
ciated complete furniture for large living
room, dining room. bedroom and foyer in
large new modern hrst-class apartment
and dining room furniture is strictly mod
ern and has been in use six weeks: all
pieces are equipped with made-to-order
glass tops: available Immediately and will
sacrifice for $500 cash. Price includes all
furniture, rugs. dishes, linen. silver, cleo
etc. New and beautiful and all ready to
move in. vor appointment for inspection
telephone National 1871 daytime; DE.
6783, ewes. q
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WOMAN, careful tenant.
une 5oSm apt in
garage also wanted. Write BOX 125-M,
FURNISHED Broom apt by 3 respectable
Eirls; G9yt gorkers: NV. section or Ar
'o5Sston oNT on Bog Two sas nsnkoon s,sE
apartment In good NV. location for settled
serP senpe nS ssdsa cs M o4sa ssa for
res. in Friendship HE'S Heishts. ap'' sethesd., Be- sh,
SSnsvs Sns chase has o1s7 9r Arlington areas about
MARRIED coUPLE. young. desires 3 or 4
room furnished apartment; will pay S75.
ffSWSo' ~ Can cANApTaN i9Ts GIRLS. employed by
Royal Australian Air Force in Munitions
Bldg. urgently desire 3 or room unfur-
per month: Call Republic 800, Ext. Ss3is,
IN !TNFIRSs!sHED I;s : room; Kitchen and bath
hood: Call CO. s075 after pm j.
3-ROOM furnished apt, Immediately; NV.
section: responsible girls. Box 1928,
UNFURNIsHED APT or cottage sc. Prof
women, 3 adults; careful tenants. Garage
%xSEs s'sHsE NEED BSn dSss ssr sn r.
Weber. RE 74oo, Ext soss; Mite mites oslSi and
section; at least 9 bedrooms. kitchen and
bath; excellent care furniture guaran-
teed; highest references. Box 1913, Star
: OR 5 ROOM UNFURN. APT. or house
by July 10Th. couple with , children;
THREE WAVES would idnt like Il living lasS room. 1
bedroom; kitchenette and bath apt. fur
Wished N,shsa' in mSSe1n Ss1 apartment house. CAN
UNFURN. APARTMENT A;eo' or duplex & x in upper
NV. SECTION preferred, by refined couple
iMMEDiATEIY.. apt: summer or longer
NV. vic Shoreham, Wardman. Dorches-
ter House; to $3.50 mo-; best care: ref
Leave message, Benis. AID. 07O0, Ext.
SMALL HOUSE in NV: or more rms:
sdui.s: saan osas permanent residence. Phone
rms; in NV. district; Tor permanent
fURSisafp fTRs Sis5 AfzR4MEsr fz fi wanted by Gov
ernment official and wife, no children, no
pets; pets; accustomed to nice, things and win
room and kitchenette minimum require
pay up to $3.50 . month. Phone Chestnut
Army A oFFiGEs FIJI uash5 HND W1rE " wish IS small man
%H;s e Ss quiet, Box OK a$s.s. Star. 'H' !:
e5'Ssss SaI;:ss S:tS Ssls IL bstTet p O. BOX sis
needed By sD 5uy 1' or asofss
3496 after $40.
FURNISHED or unfurnished, Ia rooms,
by bachelor warworker., in NV, preferably
Georgetown. Box 246-S, Star.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. living room. 2
bedrooms. NV. section, about S75. Call
AID. S194 after 80
ATTIC APT, In exc. residential section:
living room. bedroom, kitchen, bath and
balcony: $40 mo. HO. 557O.
WANTED by two refined Gov. girls. Groom,
kitchen and bath, furnished. in NV Sec
ton; Call Miss Carl, AID. 1855, or RE
WANTED. unfurnished. permanent, . to
8 room apt; employed couple; not top
noor; convenient transportation; good
neighborhood; reasonable. Box 22f-S,
Star
FURNISHED 1-BEDROOM APT; near
| child. Box 224 g. Star. 2'
COLORED-Three employed ladies desire
2 or room apt, furn or unfurn. Call
TAYLOR 3454 between pm. and m. %
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest end Seusheest

see 9th ST, s.W.-Rooms for light house.
keeping, S3S and S4S per mo.
yO6 Ixt ST. Sc, near Congrcssional' Lii
brary-Room with double bed and private
shower; .!uitable for 2 Government en-
ployes. Phone TR. OO6O
~ 10TH ST. S.E.--Master bedroom. twin
neds. next to bath and shower. continuous
not water; also sinale room. cool and COM
Portable. FR. 1913 49,
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds: with breakfast:
c0nv. transportation. HI 1881
t52 r ST. e.E.-Qouble bed, walking dis
tance Navy Yard, Confessional Library or
Capitol: men only After pm
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ROOMS fURNlsMrp-Ne,shsss

9ol1 Px1BY u. N.E.-vacant July 1,
front. next bath. 2 large closets. for
;%pi !;e ceriis,sns; su. & @ sgrnss MF iOsS
converisnces; man only; 92k . month
conven: e tEana:; near Gems. Library. p
?oO1 UR1nun a: NE.-New hedrm suite
next to modern tils bath and shoWer;
private entrance: conven. transu. 20 min
doWntown. r-2., IA buses; for ! or 2 gen.
LARGE HOOM-SuitAble for . men; twin
beds, In private home, ssmiprivats bath.
Cali II. 1900.
room in private home, for girl. AT. 6O2l /.
lo2 18th 1T. Me- sleeping rooms
second-ffsor front. semipvt, bath: reason.
able. ER. zoos evenings and Sunday. 80
LARGE, clean room, semiprivate bath; ex.
cellent transp. at door: evenings, SUNDAYS
NO. b40g. 1923 Hamlin 1t. NE. ~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LYON VILLAGE. ARLINGTON, vA:-Fins
Colonial homes, prewar construction.
porch. VIDE VIDE Seodsa lots. '0 chsesnat si osso.
ass s modern MODE srfn nsaa aySn
close to buses, schools; e61Srches and
c.; Gil, e34s, for further information.
aisz Sia
new chicken house; near schools, churches:
porch Oh Kitchen and dining room, Bendix
msas ss to srs: srs:
modern kitchen. nuorescent lights. Stats
roof, all COPPER cutters and PLUMBING:
walls throughout, like new: half block to
Vas Washington; $4,000. 5000 81 cash, 'o1 owner,
i HA1E0 FOR n1 SAFE ansS1l about 4S sSon masonry.
built homes; some under construction and
as On aSsat Isl eo
full-size attic and basement: laundry traysi
ai6deSnd,Iionsd mad.2n h.a, with coal yth at
q 0ld Dominion Realty Co, cH. 6343. Ex-
rRicE ss,iso.-s-rms. and bath. .lec.
5oxl0O: ! square on State hishway.
snh2 va. $685. ssss ssh'tss esl ses~.:s
4. + Sss.7S HIT. .:s.ssn: sEss saps ma
attic oil heat. garage, good lot. Price,
$500. Realty Associates. Inc, CH. 1898
ARLINGTON. vA.--b-room frame bunsa.
scr:.nsG ,Sw: n5GeplsSs, nc full basement h,wh
lot, lovely shade; near shopping center and
10s bus This is nice homeiike place.
$3.50 p:l onss Ssh saSS SdsS1 1s R:sl snss is
MYAT4sSyHI,EA Ai5y4iRS Il, AEnf.cn H cH 1920
sS4ner ana Ds'n fun satlin 90. al
stores. BY. and schools: price, ss,boS:
asssssf iAt HI W. asas eve: Ss Sa7s
anen $1,000 BOO near e rsmoas sns ss
me; Isl: home i being sold to- 70 settle an -
M. M. minor T.D:ir.; ,s.nnot Sc shown
rS[ srSyh!n nfs, g. Inc. cH; $500; 49,, .,,,
ssS 81 as. sss S. hot SIS s'Iss n
G2 JHSboas JHnssIsss ?e'sffssi0a sfss g bus ana
school; IA =. With sood S-room house
unu.ualiy fne grove 81 trees, beautiful
yard. nne sroxins Garden; lgt d., large
living room with fireplace, dining room,
snS iIon nd bss
basement with layatory, oil h.-w.h.: .. good
built about 8 yrs. ago. This IS q food
place to live: So $50: caah. $4,000: SEQ
per per-. me: % EAeIMAT h sTEELf. rsaltorS
(oontiruedi On Ns1f F1eS.l
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ARMY OFFICER t3O, stationed at Pent-
sgon, ts seeking home for himself and
preferably in nearby Virainia. State Of
the doctors health Is such that he must
have room on the frst floor, but only
other requirement is congenial stmoS-
phere among people who enjoy good living
Room. board and the run Of the yard are
desired, or will live on . modern farm
Price not so important as the right place
Would like to move in by August 1st
or before. Box 104-S, Star 81
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GENTLEMAN desires room with private or
semiprivate bath. Box l74-S, Star IL
DISTINGUISHED BRAZILIAN LADY wants
room with meals and private bath df pos
sible), In refined home or club. Please
reply, Box 1888, Star. -
CANADIAN Naval oficer desires room;
Conn. ave or Mass. DE. 1O1I, Ext. Ii9
UNFURNISHED ROOM Immediately, NV.
section only. GE. 1915. %
YOUNG MAN, %, desires single room. with
breakfast. in refined gentle home vicinity
1900 to $500 14th and 18th NV George
Washington University student. Box 351 M,
Star.
ROOM wanted in or near Mclean Gar
dens for ofncer and wife for 10 days, be-
ginning July 2lst. Address 1871 Newark
st. NV. OR. 906l.
PLEASANT ROOM. located within . or 3
blocks of LIVINGSTON st. and Broad Branch
I'd: nv. needed by July 10. OR. 369S. %
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HOUSES UNfVRNIsHED,

estate. s:bedfeo%m % home. oii hess sanssr.
Bains Realty Co., sH. 3s92., 81. sS6g..
ment, In new subdivision; S55 q mo.
3103 Flyers Mill rd., KensinEton, Md
DEL Ray. Alexandria, near Pentason-T
rooms. 2 baths: h.-v.h.; large hard, double
farsge. Suitabls Army .91cef: SeE.
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FARM 3 GARDEN.

HAY FOR SALE-Mixed timothy and
clover. BEN STEWART, Mattaponi Farms,
Groom, Nd. Marlboro 204-W-4.
BOXWOOD. old English. various sizes.
prices reasonable; some very large speci-
mems. Telephone WI. .s166.
GARDEN TOOLS. used. in excellent con-
dition. Picks with new handles Sl05:
shovels 81 .25 wheelbarrows, $3.50; mat
tccks with new handles, 81 .05: hoes with
Shops st stores. Phone orders. ATlan-
tic 400. Free delivery. Hechinger Co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

3433 MT Pleasant ST NV, = block
Rock Creek Park-9 rooms and bath, large
yard. Earase, oil hot-water heat. suitable
2 families or roominz house; 2 entrances;
FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
50. feet Of land or more. New, modern.
Four blocks on the District line on
Sheriff I'd. ne. rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 300 Addison
Chapel I'd, Fairmont Heights, Nd. HI.
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POULTRY N rnax

,III... ron sALshsa .Id 5.s. EsT I.n1shiTs Rsds.
s.nss Issd Store ns SSissS'sfI SsS ;s.pli:, Y u.
Evening star., 1944-07-01
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

TIMBER, standing, and cordwood; abou
so acres, oak, pine, poplar. some maple
will cut and remove Immediately. GEO
Q. SUTTON, MA. 794q or EN-. 1184. %
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HOUSES uhfvRaisMsp tc....,

UVOSGS ONr0WS~lSUeO tS00S.J
2000 6lst AVE-. 1.E., Dillon Pk.. Nd
rms, and bath; coal heat; reasonable
lEe. I'd; Dlks. from 3. G. line. e
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ROOMS UNFuRNjshEp.
ROOMS WANTED,

COLORED-32l5 9th at. NV; unfl
ntshed room: next to bath: no cooking
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, nable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture IS part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
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COUNTRY BOARD.
ROOMS WITH poARp WANTED.

CHILDREN will be we'll taken care of on
q lovely farm. ELLA HARDEY CLARKE,
Clarksyille, Md 0s
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1903 21st st.
osstea ana aitrsctive snnit % Spt sen s.yerai
with dreplaces: . 2-room.sk. and b. apt
available for purchaser's use: $4,000 an
ssassy ss.ns tS soss. : pm M ssas aaAHAM LYLE
ST DfisE hk pis< rooms m baths. s.r: e.
ssrvei refris.rstoT; lot i54 IT,. deep; suit.
MohrSs sSsh 4. NM Skr.SA,2 IA 27Sss Sc ,,.,.us
less than yrs. ago: center-hall plan, Hv.
large SedTms s.. Baths 'qnG mirTo-sd spd rsuiscs ,aS
cod siss fsiltsn soi ',s sAsN ssSas
2fRs aotshe nov q ToFES NV MA 3stS Ssisi
eungaloW; near District line on sracious
oo,1Oot 1ocm Lots lots: large livine room bed
rnanced; reasonably priced: phone Tor for
o nxM xsY1 nsishecT bought t1S1 trSm
masonry Construction. center-hsil plan: 4
oor Soasra Ahs aqa en- 0P Sas
iisSss5; cSsh " 'S,sn' %ssss sssfsos L Sss rae
EDGEMoOR-Detached brick, less M than
years old, In excellent cond.: bedrm. and
on Snd q; buik-in saTase: conv. 70
sas wo S1ss sss 5nS:Sa s.iss
hcs sffvlt I sfhNS. ffhll'eS, Ss1s cSnS syso
ios 1t Aoof. hsins room efiS1: din
ssassSSS e scsnS;;,an.a s.sh fS bs';%:p: S.:t
s;ssS; 4; 3: TscsS., s! saS aS39ssoooaa 9soo; s.,'
PIE sRsisk ssnteE-asn home. z bsdrooms. 2
deer: mt door has spacious lyins r room. On l.
dtnine room,, library and Kitchen; gear
Earase; excsilent lot, sarden; ths location
paroshiai "a cstbSss bssHss rsSSaMit. ocSo. 2 pubic.
esM emDas a ssiss; a.. imMSdiats possession;
able o6er: shown by appointmsnt.. This
scsa sscesans r2od aS dsandsx T. 1a "A II eo ossrase IN
sss asshA Al isissC5HSl ssC5HSl1S:lvsH; ~ RL $50 from !.
SATURDAY and sunday. ssmidstaeheG,
s-ssr sarsss; ara % On nss Ict: conv. eionlon locstlon
Sr Spsiesd 4 $500. Gan sr sc NJ. Moore
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-10-26

Pvt. Ray Deranleau, from Camp
Gruber, Okla, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Deranleau
of South Kennewick.
Mrs. T. w. Payne and Mrs. I. N.
Mueller attended the state meet
ing of the WSCS in Walla Wall
this week.
WSCS of the Methodist church
will observe the Worlds Day of
Prayer in the church parlors Tues
day, Oct. 81. The meeting will
be from IL am. until the program
is completed. Please bring lunch.
All ladies of the church and
friends are, invited.
John Weidle, longtime resident
of Richland, was found guilty of
illegal hunting in Judge Winken-
werder's court this week and was
fined $50 and costs.
The South Highland Helping
Hand Club" will meet next We'd
neSday afternoon, Nov. i, at the
home of Mrs. Harold Diamond.
There will be a white elephant
sale at this meeting.
Amos Haney, early day resident
of Kennewick, stopped off over
night here Sunday to visit with
his old friend o. ]. Staley in the
Garden Tracts and other old
friends. He had been hunting and
"all he got was back.
Announcements have been re-
ceived of the birth of a SON, Terry
James to Sgt. and Mrs. James E.
Tweedt of Bell, Calf, on Oct. 8.
The new arrival is the grandson of
MIR. and Mrs. George E. Tweedt,
former Kennewick residents. Sgt.
Tweedt is in the army air corps.
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Mrs. Chas. A. Schlosser of Sum
nyside was weekend guest of
her sister Mrs. j. L. Stradling.
Circle 2 of WSCS will meet at
2 pm. Thursday, Nov. 2 at the
home of Mrs. George Adams.
The Twin City Navy Mothers
Club will meet Wednesday night,
Oct. in the Methodist church hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Foraker of
Bremerton, and their son, Cpl.
Richard Foraker and their daugh-
ter Mrs. Wilbur Ash spent last
weekend visiting friends and rel
atives in Kennewick.
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Cpl. Richard Foraker is sta
toned at Lowry Field No. 1, Den
er, and is home on furlough.
The Finley Grange Ladies' Aux
iliary will meet at p. m. We'd
nesday, Nov. l, with Mrs. Lulu
Hampton at Hover. There will
be election of officers.
Miss Betty Higley left Friday
morning to enter the University of
Washington as a senior. Betty
has been a student at the Central
Washington College of Education
at Ellensburg the past three years.
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Valley Grange will have a Hal
lowe'en party Monday the 30th
with pot-luck supper at 7:15. For
dessert bring pumpkin pie. Come
prepared for good time, wearing
your bingham dress and your
overallS.
Circle of WSCS of Methodist
church elected the following Of
ficers at the last meeting: Mary
Minton, president; Barbara Hille,
vice president; Jean Campbell, as
treasurer. and Isal Winterscheid
as secretary.
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TOR fees to lawyers, engineers,
for propaganda, and for a ne
eiating committee which
has gone out of business.
According to the Congressional
Records, two of the authors Of
Referendum Is were Messrs. Chuck
and Coughlin. They also are men,
oers of the Seattle law firm of
Houghton, Cluck & Coughlin,
which has already received more
than $4,000 in legal fees from
the PUBS. Clarence Coleman of
Everett, attorney for the Snoho-
mish County PUD, who has been
campaigning for Referendum Is.
received total of $500 for legal
services to the end of 1913, with
additional payments of $4,000 in
early 1914, making a total of
$4,000. Second highest in amount
was E. X. Murray of Tacoma, who
received $4,000 prior to 1914,
with additional payments of some
over $4,000 during this year.
"Nor have the lawyers from out
side the state overlooked the op-
portunity. Herman Lafky of
Salem, Oregon, has collected just
under $4,000 in legal fees from
Washington PUBS.
"Total expended by the PUBS
for legal fees is S369,329, up to the
end of 1913.
can even larger amount -
sS7s,ss5-has been spent. in fees
to engineers, and s166,oOO Of this
xpaid out by PUBS which have
meter operated any electric prop.
erty whatsoever. Again, large
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Little Stories
III the Week

Gus Henke returned Friday
from q visit in Bremerton.
Irene Bailey and daughter, kar-
rem of Bremerton, are visiting at
the Gus Henke home.
Sunday night and Monday visit
ors AT the Joe .Stradling home
vere Mr.. and Mrs. Emmerson Baze
and daughter of Lind. Mrs. Baze is
Mrs. Standings nelce.
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amounts in engineering fees went
outside the State - $26,657 was
collected by firms and individuals
in engineering practice from Kan
sas City, New York, Chicago,
Portland, and Eugene, Oregon. APP
parently local talent is not always
good enough for the Washington
PUBS.
"And then we have the organ
izations which have sprung up on
the fringe of the PUD movement,
are supported in whole or in part
by tax-collected money-yet have
been so cleverly placed beyond
public control that they cannot be
required to make an accounting
for their expenditures.
"There have been two such Or
CARNATIONS formed by the PUBS
and their hired brain trust-the
'PUD Research and Information
Service the propaganda agency,
and the so-called Puget Sound
Utility Commissioners Negotiat-
ing Committee
"Although the take Of the re-
search organization is one of the
smaller ones in the list Of fees col
lected - about $4,000 to date,
mostly from tax funds-it Is one
Of the examples Of unsupervised
and uncontrolled use of taxpay-
ers' money.
"Here we have an organization
devoted to selling the PUD idea to
the people, financing and coordi-
mating a statewide campaign in
favor Of Referendum 25-and u.s.
ing public funds, tax funds, to do