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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

II a beautiful, day May 13 when WAC CPL
Margaret Hastings of owego Y boarded the big CAT with
other WACs and l6 soldiers their Far Eastern Air
Service Command post New Guinea.
They off afternoon pleasure jaunt TO catch
aerial glimpse of fabulous ShangrL nestled in Hidden Valley
where white had foot before.
AS the plane scared into the air. Cpl Hastings figured she
would in plenty of keep late afternoon
swimming date But AZ days before back.
Sweeping low the valley every passenger thrilled at
the sight of quaint hus and wecuvated fields created by
these people of a secluded civilization.
The tall mountain that loomed ahead of them offered only
small pass for exit but the plane couldn't make It,
into the tangled mountain Jungle growth
their sleek Cal raging with treacherous fame.
nAzED by impact Cpl Hastings managed through
~ which had been torn in the side of the plane From
the wreckage two appeared 1t John McCoom and Sgt
Kenneth Decker.
Cries help sent Mccollom who had escaped rury back
into the raging plane TO two of the WACs.
All the others were beyond help.
Looking doun at her shoeess feet, Cpl. Hastings
discovered they had been badly cut. While she
COLON salUoged feW neager medical supplies
rations Of and hard candy tuUo cots and a
tarpaulin from the plane.
The face and legs Of both Cpl Hastings and Sgt Decker
badly burned
As tragedy had already gamut torrentia
rain of New Guinea began group
During that night the death of of the WACs added
tribulations.
placing carefully at the side of tree the four sat
down and tried 70 plan for survival All sha
ing uncontroably.
THE plane appeared overhead 1t McColom
~ tried desperately to fash signals with mirror But
useless
Death struck again the next night when Cpl Hastings
best friend who, although mortally hurt been
Historically restless died In her arms
Stunned beyond sleep Margaret Hastings nothing
but SIT on the edge OF the and wait for daybreak
The remaining three then began a painful descent
through dense jungle Uine' and bushes that elutehed
out at them from, every side. Led by 1t. MeColior,,
they nched their woy forWard down steep slopes and
oUer waterfalls, 'ioWiy headed toward the Hidden
Valley.
They dared think what their reception might the
natives
What happened during ensuing AZ days spent
this shangrLa related by Cpl Margaret Hastings her
diary.
BE to follow this unique adventure In MONDAYS
Detroit Times Dial CH $500 to delivery to
home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
PiCketsDefied
In Tire Strike
200 Go through Lines
to Resume Work

u. s. Rubber Co. officials said
Saturday they will seek court ac-
ton against l3 OF the 80 pickets
who kept 1900 workers from en-
terlng the strike bound plant yes
terday.
In declaring they will go TO
court, company officials cited
temporary Injunction barring
plcketing which had been issued
by Circuit Court Judge Lila M
Neuenfelt. They added they were
able to learn the names of only
13 pickets.
About 300 workers defied the
picket line and went 10 work pro-
ducing vitally needed airplane
tires.
The two weeks old strike which
has threatened 10 ground army
planes striking at Japan, is an
interunion affair. caused by the
discharge of II workers AT the
request of the URW because they
supported the Mechanics Educa-
tional Society Of America
The picket line was on the job
two hours after the URW-spon-
sored mass meeting, telling work
ers he meeting was stacked by
scabs and that the company had
permitted its people in the plant
TO 60 and vote. on company time.
More than 1000 workers attended
the meeting
&c on home. Go picnlcking.
Go swimming, or 20 10 the
park" the announcer told the
workers Saturday. "We1l tell
you when the strike l. over"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

MRS. MARY JONES. 50 oi
1447 Ferney. Dearborn, a. 2 p m.
TUESDAY IN the residence Mrs
Jones died Thursday in Woman S
Hospital after short illness
Surviving are John II Jones, her
husband; three daughters Mrs
bessie Strut Mrs. Bette Harvey
and Mrs. Mae KalovIcS. and four
sons, liver. Gilbert. Dewey and
|Sgi Robert L. Burial Will be in
IWoOdmere Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

JOHN PIOTROwS SKI. 81 of
|s657 Campbell At $50 m Tues
|day IN the residence and a. 10
y m in s. Frances Church Mrs
fPiotrowSki died a. the De Soto
plant Of the Chrysler Corp in
Dearborn. Survivors are his wife,
Rose: daughters, Mrs Stanley
kSwltai Mrs. Bennio Skindzlor,
nottie. Susan: sons. Pvt William
tn Texas and Pfc Walter, brother
Frank PiotrowsH and sister. Mrs
alexandra Jankowski. Burial
Holy Cross Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
MRS. ELIZABETH RoMATZ

81. Of STA ST. Clair. at p. m.
Tuesday at the Assembly Of God
Church. Mcclellan and Graves.
Mrs. Romatz. who died al home, is
survived by seven sons. Nicholas,
John. Carl. Cpl. George. Pfc.
Phillip. Pvt. Paul and Henry; and
four daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lane, Katherine, Helen and Mary
RomatZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
FREDERICK S. HEpEMAN,

%. Of l46OS Stahelin. al l p. m.
Tuesday in Blllow Funeral Home
Akron. O. Body in state until
3 30 p. m. Sunday AZ Schmalz-
riedt Sons Funeral Home. l6625
Grand River. Survivors are widow
Margaret; parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Frank Hedeman OF Akron /.
daughter, Mary Ann, and brother,
DR.. Lincoln Hedeman Of East
Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Still Time 10 Catch Up
On Shangri-La Diary

We're you late starter in reading "Shongri-Ld
Diary" the dramatic story Of WAC cpl. Margaret
Hastings " days IN the New Guinea Jungle appear
ing the daily Detroit Times? WeH here's synopsis
of nSalments to date yOu may catch up" and
Nth this great adventure story in the Times Monday
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

I427s W Wares
Near Sehaefsr
Dearborn Store
Open Evenings
on Ffi,
snd SET.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
James Ldppiin
Rites Monddy
Tool and Diemoker's
Burial in MI. OIivet
Obituaries
Obituaries
Funeral a,ranssmsn" Wsrs

Funeral arrangements wsrs
reported TO the Times forI
JAMES r. LAPPIN, SO. Of 295l
Baldwin, $50 a. m. Monday in the
Nan Lerberghe Funeral Home
I3340 +. Warren. and 9 a. m. in
St GATHERINGS Church. Mr.. Lap
pin had been i'll three years. He
WAS tool and die maker at the
Lyons Tool and Die Co Survivors
pre-: Sisters. Mrs. William Nees,
Mrs. Florence Lappln, Mrs. Henry
/. Clark, Mrs. Joseph Luyekx;
brothers, Dudley A., Milton Rich
ard, Thomas and John. Burial
Mt. Olivet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Mrs. MARIE MAHLER, ss ol

l070 Lenox, at , p. m Monday al
] he George p. Narriek Funeral
Home 1893 + Grand Blvd Born
in Germany, Mrs Mailer lived in
Detroit 63 years Survivors are
daughters Mrs. II. Hafer. Mar
Earct: sons Albert and William;
ErandsonS. Lester Schulske, Fred
Prick. Henry and Richard Hafer,
back Maiscr. and granddaughter.
Lillian Schneider. Burial IN Mt.
DliVet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

MRS. MARY CAsS, u. Of 1851
F. Garfield, at 9:l5 a m. Monday
in the residence and 10 a. m. IN
ST. Albertus Church, 81. Aubln
bnd Garfield. Mrs. CaSs, resident
bf Detroit for 20 years, died in her
home after an illness Of several
weeks. Surviving are her sons,
Anthony and Joseph
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

day al the A II Peters Funeral
Home MIR Turner. a navy vet
eran discharged in July. 1914. after
five years service, died unexpect-
cdly on a tram IN New Mexico
while on his way from a hospital
IN California. A fire controlman
J c. he had been aboard a de-
s'royer which participated in the
first landing on GuadalCanal. Sur
wing are his widow, Alice ms
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy G
Turner and three sisters Burial
IN White Chapel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

MRS. MARY SNYDER, 81 Of
1905 Averhill. AZ s:45 a. m Mon
1aysa'. George p Warrick Funeral
H ! 1893 + Grand Blvd. and
st Ss30 a. m. az 81 Martini 5
Church. Survivors are daughters,
Beatrice and Mary
Fuchs sons, Jerome and ,Thad.
deus. Burial: Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
FRED WEFLK. 50 ~ . p m

FRED WEFLK, 50. ~ . p m
Monday AZ the A n Peters
fN al Home 12O57 Gratiot. Mr.
NJ of l7255 WeStphaha died
Thursday al the Arr Center Hos
pital. Surviving Is his wife. Clara
GORDON y. TURNER. - Of
1891 Marlborough Al p m Mon
Evening star., 1945-06-17

Goine-Goins-Gone! Music Box" listener hos "mmed the
Music Box" by hot Tommy Johnson cont poy from
memory within the senu Tofton Robertson
oil the who will obum of
popular records ommirs the mueo Of Tommy Johno"
You'll the unfs Music Box tho" the 1rofton
Robertson hos been odded this
0 230 PM Mondoy thru Frdoy
WkAAl Eyenna Stos
Evening star., 1945-06-17

At Ell Shott Comp, UNRRA's City Of the So"d," in the
Sino Desert 500 YueosIov men. ond children
first contingent Of refugees to be epotroed boord trucks
for the first op Of their journey home Mony hove bee" o~oy
for three yeors.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-10

No lessee shall without the written
consent OF the Commissioner remain In
possession OF the land or improvements
after the expiration Of the lease.
Application No. 27l6: The shore lands
OF the second class, lying In front Of Lot
Z. Section IL, township 2 north. range 81
east, W.M.. with . frontage OF 22.4b
lincal chains. more or less. Term OF lease.
years. Rental. $1,000 per year.
NOTE: Lessee must be . citizen Of the
United States or have declared. In good
faith. his intention to become SUCH
Chapter so, Laws 1921.
The above described lands will be
leased, subject to all the terms. condi-
lions and reservations OF the statutes.
now provided for the leasing Of School
and Granted lands.
NOTE Receipts for deposits made
with applications TO lease may be used by
applicant only. n cash on date Of leasing.
Witness my hand and seal OF office this
18th day Of April. 1915.
state OF Washington. County OF Thurston.
rs.
OTTO A: CASE. Commissioner Of Public
Lands of the State OF Washington.
6:8-b 81
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NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LANDS
Notice 10 hereby given. that on Tuesday,
the 9th day OF June. 1915. commencing
q ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of said
DAY. In front OF the main entrance door
to the County Court House in the city
OF Prosser. county OF Benton, State Of
Warrington. by the County Auditor OF
said county. the following described state
lands. together with the improvements
s su.:o theron. will be sold 1t public
NoTE-No one except citizens Of the
United States. or persons who have de-
clared their intention to become such.
Application No. No. 1857 iaTc'i Lot 8 Of ..ct,on
26. township north. range 26 east. WI,
except that portion thereof included In =
Conversational Grant to the Northern Pa.
cliic Railway. The area Of said Lot
not thus excepted contains an area Of
2e.eS acres. according TO the government
survey thereof. appraised It S2oe.S0.
subject to easement for right Of way
Tor state road heretofore granted under
state Road Plat No. $40.
Tor transmission line heretofore granted
under Application No. 1864.
:. Said lands will be sold for not less than
TIE appraised value above stated and upon
shs terms and conditions Of the following:
price must be paid at the time Of sale. The
purchaser. II he be not the owner Of the
improvements. must forthwith pay 70 the
officer making the sale the full amount
Of the appraised value Of the improve
ments. - shove stated. One-tenth OF the
purchase price must be paid annually
thereafter with interest on al deferred
payments at the rate Of six per centum
Per aanum :Pyovided, That any purchaser
may make full payment Of principal, IN.
tere:e and statutory fees 1t any time and
obtain DECD. The purchaser Of land con.
tanning timber or other valuable materials
b prohibited BY law from cutting or re-
moving any such timber or materials with.
out first obtaining consent Of the Com.
missioner Of Public Lands. until the full
amount OF the purchase price has been
paid and deed issued.
All sales OF state lands are made subject
70 the reservations OF oils. gases, coal.
Ores. minerals and fossils Of every name,
kind and description. and to the additional
terms and conditions prescribed In section
3 Of chapter 266 Of the Laws Of 1907.
Said land viii be sold subject 70 the
terms. conditions and reservations Of chap.
ter SIG Of the Session Laws Of 1927. relat.
Ing 70 easements Tor rights-of-way and
the carrying OF timber. stone. minerals
and other products over the same.
OTTO A. CASE. Commissioner Of Public
Lands. 6:8-6 ID
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NOTICE OF HEARING
Frawchiss Application Ne. 1855

In the Matter OF the Application NJ
the PACIFIC POWER q LIGHT COW.
PANf. corporation. for Q franchise 10
construct, operate and maintain an
electric transmission and Distributing
line upon and across Q portion of PR.
mary State Highway No. 3, IN Benton
County. Washington.
, WHEREAS; the PACIFIC POWER q
under the provision: Of cSspes. ss mas;
Of 1887. filed with the Director Of Hixn.
ways o. the State OF Washington an
application Tor . franchise 20 construct.
operate and maintain an electric trans.
mission and distributing line upon and
ecross . portion OF Primary State High
way No IN Benton County, Washington.
.cr z period OF twenty-five (25) year,.
Crossing Primary State Hiehwsy No.
% now located And Of record In the
office OF the Director Of Highways
et Olympia. Washington, at q point
on the center line Of said highway
q approximately Highway Engineers
station plus Is. In the NEk of the
NEN Of Section 25. Township o
=, North, Range 28 East. w. n.
Ny Az GWEN HVEERMEFoRE. NOTICE is HERE.
That . hearing win be held on ssid
application by the Director Of Highway,
OF the State OF Washington at his office
IN the Transportation Building, Olympia.
washington. on the ED day Of May, ielS
et 70 o'clock A. NJ, or - soon thereafter
- hearing may be had.
Dated st Olympia. Warrington. this srd
CLARENCE DrcKEY.
Director Of Highways.
l.2G-E.10
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NOTICE OF LEASING OF STATE

10 IN whom e ny euaoeeas Thu = q
certify. tAa& ths 1ouoWiag Aaocssbod ianAs
situated ID Beaten oouDey. WoGhanGtoa
Wm d ofSeFsl 6ee 49, % T101aI q.
9Th Day q yuDe. ioSS ak IN e'Gaoel
a.. in front q H. Court Hose q
hieSsst SiS6sr Sor . Ssfa c fivs yssIs
or lsss In quantities Mt G1eosding on
section % any one pog0o0 q COMPANY
EeeA biddse Wm b requirs1 . Deposit
q certified check, certificate e Asposil
payabls 70 tie County Au1itse. - oasA
Of oueA land On occoedaaee WITH his bid
Together WITH 82oo. IL ststutesy Sss Ios
Issuing Q laaDe.
No iinproVensnts shan b pleeed O
State Land except b. WEattsa Pa.
mission Of tie Commiss5onee.
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You Will Find It at
The STANDARD LUMBER co.
Just received:
Wide glued-up Boards for Cup
boards
Stream-lined Enamelled Temper
ed Board for your bathroom
or kitchen.
Asbestos Siding
Stained Cedar Shakes
Roll Brick Siding
Inselstone Sidings
Ain. Sewer Tile and Fittings
Good Split Cedar Posts
Colored insulation Board for In
terror walls
Colored Tile for ceilings
Metal coal chutes
Metal lath and Metal Corner bead
Screen doors
Front doors, inside doors
Texolite, the paint you can scrub
lin q lot Of colQrs.
Linseed oil-Turpentine
Colorado lump coal
Liberty Utah lump coal
Wyoming Nut coal
Liberty Stoker coal
All Of the above on hand NOW
STANDARD Lu1aBR CO.
Phone 231 Kennewick
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

One of the best IS acre farms in
this area. 10 acres Bing cher
ries, S acres Concord grapes,
all bearing, fine country home,
good barn, garage, chicken
house, basement; model A
Farmall tractor, tandem disc,
orchard tiller, spring tooth
harrow, spraying machine, all
small tools, 80 good ladders,
Chew pickup and all house.
hold furniture. If you are
looking for real place, here
it is. If interested, call in
for price and terms.
A very fine 10 acre farm-all
asparagus and one Of the best
cared for anywhere. 5-room
house with bath, barn, garage,
other buildings. This place Is
q money maker.
Tavern and restaurant-l story
concrete block building, all
glass front, venetian blinds,
inlaid linoleum, very nice fix
lures, walk-in cooler, ice
cream machine, TO- stools, (
booths, z tables, pin balls, mu-
sic box, wine and beer license,
Rainier and Olympia, bus ter
minal, open all night, on main
highway, and its doing q
whale of q business. Can be
bought right.
1900 acres grazing land, 500 ac-
res wheat land, large house,
large barns, wells, place partly
fenced; this is very fine graz
ing land. $3.50 per acre
terms.
1000 acres wheat land, good
well, house, greeneries, other
buildings, machinery. $4,000
per acre. Terms.
~ acres on Highlands, some
grapes and asparagus, chick
enhouse, trailer house; fine
place for chickens. $1,000.
Two bedroom house, full base
ment,, furnace, shower bath,
large attic, lawn. 81, 500 down.
Duplex in Pasco, fine location,
house in good condition, one
rented; can occupy one at
: once, nice lawn, shade, gar
age, furnace in each duplex,
laundry tubs, etc. $6,875.00.
Terms.
Lovely home In Kennewick, 2
bed rooms, hard wood floors,
very fine kitchen, fireplace,
furnace, cooler, venetian
blinds, house plastered, love-
" recreation room in base
ment, laundry tubs. Sold on
terms.
On First Ave, 2 bedroom house,
living room, dining room, fur
mace, nice lawn, shade, good
sized lots and fine location.
$4,000 down.
Nice home on Kennewick Ave-,
hardwood floors, all good size
rooms, extra fine furnace,
beautiful recreation room In
basement, very large attic,
large lots, terms.
Here's q home made to ORDER
bed rooms, beautiful kitchen,
all other rooms good sized,
bath tub, also q shower In the
basement, fine fireplace, fur
mace, cooler, venetian blinds
new screens, lawn in, lots Of.
shrubs.
m~r
The only exclusive Real Estai
office In Kennewick.
K. C.. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
Roxy Theater - PhoEe 3l02
Notary Public
Kennewick Wash.
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GRATING Of all kinds, lawn
mowers sharpened, furniture
repaired. Carpenter work Of a1l
kinds. See me first turn. south
Of Greenhouse, River Road. Jess
Coin. esp
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PLUMBING SERVICE and pipe
supplies. The best obtainable in
new Standard fixtures. Sinks, tot
lets, wash basins, showers, laun-
dry trays. Range boilers and cleo
trio water heaters. New pumps,
irrigation supplies, and we have
Just received q new shipment Of
steel septic tanks. Kennewick
Plumbing and Heating at Is Ken
newick Ave, phone 1901. &c
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WILLOWS TRAILER CAMP:
Back of White Kitchen. Several
nice spaces now available. Clean
heated showers. We furnish the
washing machines. tt
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FOR SALE - Photographic sup
plies and equipment Of all kinds.
Phone and mail orders filled.
J. & D. Photo Supplies, 312 Della
field Ave-, Richland. Phone R.
1861. clip
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HELP THE SERVICE MAN-If
you have q place to rent-call
Naval Housing office 100. extern
sion $3.50. A-tfc.
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WANTED: Woman to care for 20
mo. old baby, from IL to 8 pm,
either at our home or her nome.
Phone 2061. oP
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FOR SALE: Pair Of heavy Con-
cord harness; good condition. w.
L. Pierce, Rt. 2. 4-6p
FOR SALE: Coolerator refrigera-
tor, l00-lb. capacity. BOA Sec
ond Ave. East, after S week days
and all day Saturday and Sunday.
6p
KELVINATOR Pop Cooler, good
condition: will trade for house.
hold refrigerator; l02 Kennewick
Avenue East. Up
FOR SALE: Late model cash reg
lister. Church Grape Juice Co.
5tf
FOR SALE: Ice box, SO lb., like
new. +. M. Kaas, Rt. 2, High
lands. 6pI
HOUSE FOR SALE: Four rooms
and bath. Completely fenced, 2
lots. Kennewicl, 18th and Beech.
Ray Everhart. 8p
FOR SALE: Two nanny goats and
one billy. One nanny fresh, the
other to freshen soon. All white.
Price SIS or see or write Owen
Stubbefield, Benton City, Wash.
6-8p
FOR SALE: Flowers, ANIMALS,
perrennials, flats, pots, lettuce,
tomatoes, cabbage. Home Nursery,
304 Second Ave. East, after 6 and
Sundays. &c
FOR SALE: 1899 International 3-4
ton pickup with stake body, ov-
erload springs and 5-speed trans
mission. $3.50 cash. Telephone
Pasco 81 or Kennewick 1906. &c
FOR SALE: Apples, winesaps and
Romes, 81 to 81; also boys blue
suit, size SO in good condition, S..
A. c. Simsen, Kennewick, West
Highlands, phone 2734. 6tf
FOR SALE: Kitchen cabinet, steel
top, white enamel, almost new;
also rug 7x0, all wool Brussels.
Phone GIL, inquire at 423 Ave "A,
Kennewick.
FOR SALE: Or will trade for good
luggage, dinnette table, 4 chairs
baby bed and mattress, high chairs.
Inquire for Petersen at Mob Hill
Grocery. 6p
FOR SALE: Modern 3 bedroom
home, also 2 bedroom home;
each with electric refrigerator and
hot water, lOl Locust Drive,
Mob Hill Addition, Kennewick.. &c
FOR SALE: 4 rooms, bath, laun-
dry, corner location, 79'x225',
asparagus, garden; price reduced
for quick sale; about LIS cash,
balance like rent; $40 Ave. f 6-8p
FOR SALE: u acre asparagus;
lot 65'x276'; fronts on two
streets; nice building site; cleo
tricity, domestic water, irrigation.
Just outside city limits. Inquire
$40 Avenue f.. 6p
FOR SALE: Used 4 months, Fred
cries permanent wave machine,
thermostat or high heat; 2 hair
dryers, shampoo board and stand
and other equipment; all for $500.
Write Lilyan Craig, Kennewick,
WASH, 1t. 2; c/o G. r. Kimes. &C
FOR SALE: kitchen cabinet; 1
round dining table. 22l lst Ave.
East. 60
FOR SALE: New 2-bedroom house
In Records Addition, fun base
ment furnace, electric hot water
heater, laundry tubs, reasonable
down payment and terms, pos
session May I. Also, New 2-bed.
room house on Mob Hill, priced
right for quick sale, reasonable
down payment and terms. See
BAIL Bros. Exchange, Julius N.
BAIL, owner, q Avenue C., Tel.
1901, KennewiclE, Wash. e
FOR SALE: Little modern house;
3 rooms and bath room, can
easily be moved. Norman After.
bury, Ave. II, Phone 2l76. 70
FOR SALE: Latest cabinet Singer
sewing machine; two Vermont
Handbook maple chests; Hollywood
bed and best innerspring mattress,
Simmonds single bed and inner.
~v>~Su~ n l1>>-
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FOR SALE: Kitchen cabinet, steel
top, white enamel, almost new;
also rug 7x0, all wool Brussels.
Phone GIL, inquire at 423 Ave "A,
KenneWick.
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FOR SALE: Or will trade for good
luggage, dinnette table, 4 chairs
baby bed and mattress, high chairs.
Inquire for Petersen at Mob Hill
Grocery. 60
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FOR SALE: Latest cabinet Singer
sewing machine; two Vermont
Handbook maple chests; Hollywood
bed and best innerspring mattress,
Simmonds single bed and inner.
spring mattress; SWAY door lamp,
ball bearing lawn mower: 50 It.
pre-war guaranteed garden hose
and hose carrier. $50. Not sold
separately. Kennewick 1884. .
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FOR PERMANENTS, shampoos
and waves, all work guaranteed,
see Louise Caldwell in the per
manent Trailer" blocks east Of
Willows trailer camp, Kennewick.
SIP
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wv amt Ads.

WANTED: Ice boxes. New Gruen
mans watch for sale, II jewel,
gold case. Miller Auto Court.
phone 3711. 60
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FOR SALE: Little modern house;
3 rooms and bath room, can
easily be moved. Norman After.
bury, Ave. II, Phone 2l76. 7p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-10

FOR SALE: Pair Of heavy Con-
cord harness; good condition. w.
L. Pierce, Rt. 2. 4-6p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-10

DRIVING TO DENVER SOON
Can take two people. See me at
Trailer 348, Govt. Housing, be-
tween 6 and 8 pm. only. 6p