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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
USO SCHEDULE

The USO Industrial club pro-
gram for the week beginning today
was announced yesterday by Of
ficials.
Sunday: Open house.
Monday: $50 p.m.-men's soft
ball practice at the Pembroke
Jones playground.
7:3O p.m.-meeting of the hostess
ses of the shipyard.
s pm.-Bridge lessons.
pm. = jitterbug lessons.
Tuesday: 7:30 pm. chess and
checker club.
8 p.m.-dance, with Guy Billiard
and his orchestra.
Wednesday: $50 p.m.-Girls soft
ball.
8 p.m.-girls gym class.
Friday and Saturday - open
house.
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Ay RELMAN NORM

PARIS, May 5.-P)-Set in the
~ center of one of the world S
htest censorships t h ere is a
all island of freedom where
ore than 600 American and Brit
war correspondents are enjoy
g almost complete liberty in re
orthg the worlds biggest news
DRY.
That is sHAEF-supreme Head
quarters, Allied Expeditionary
Force.
SHAEFis in France and France.
for all its long traditions of dernoc-
racy and respect for human free
dom, has serious censorship. 1t
IS seldom consistent but unfailing-
ly tough. French editors wage a
daily war against it.
Correspondents accredited to
SHAEF, however, are not subject
to the French censorship. T h e
French government has no juris-
diction whatever over messages
written for American and British
newspapers. They pass on.l y
through the hands of American and
British military" censors.
These messages are examined
only for considerations of military
security, for points that might give
information to the enemy or other
wise endanger the lives of Allied
troops or their operations.
Col. George Warden and 1t. Col,
Richard Merrick, chief British and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
rec for Asthma
Duriinq Winter

If you suffer with those terrible at
tacks of Asthma when it is hot and sui
try; if heat, dust and general mug
gines make you wheeze and choke as if
each gasp for breath was the very last;
if restful sleep is impossible because
of the struggle to breathe; if you feel the
disease is slowly wearing your life
away, don't fail to send at once to the
Frontier Asthma Co.. for free trial of
a remarkable method. No matter where
you live or whether you have any faith
in any remedy under the Sun. send for
this free trial. If you have suffered for a
lifetime and tried everything you could
learn Of without relief; even if you are
utterly discouraged, do not abandon hope
but send today for this free trial. 1t will
cost you nothing. Address
Frontier Asthma Co., 664-R Frontier Bldg.
462 Niagara St., Buffalo, N. Y.
1852 Niagara St., Buffalo 1, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
Yank Reads Of His Death
On I,Yo-But He's Never
Been Near The Tiny Isle

. VICKSBURG, Miss, May 5.-R
- Private William D. Dennis
of the U. S. Marines learned Of
fically from the War Department
yesterday that he is dead-killed
in the battle of Two Jima.
Home on Through after three
years in Pacific combat zones.
Dennis opened telegram address
ed to his mother, Mrs. John Den
mis-. 1t announced in official Ian
guage that your son, Pvt. William
D. Dennis, was killed in action on
Two Jima. -
Dennis read on to get more de-
tails. The telegram gave the date,
said he had been buried on Two
and gave the number of his grave.
His mother joined him to read and
reread the missive, alternately
laughing and crying.
Dennis, home for the past ten
days, was never on Two. His last
assignment was in the Philippines.
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therefore indirectly affect the IT.
ficiency of French troops in t h q
field.
Hence, very little has been pub
ished in the French press about
the degree of stability of Gen.
Charles de Gaulle's government.
Whether that is the Invisible CEN
sorship or a result of direct or
der is difficult to say.
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Hour for CW1" ms. L
c,,ngps in programs as listed are que
Cna'.sT rorroctions by networks made
IL 100 late to incorporate.
...o 1+opold spitalny Conc.-NBC
TT atlantic Call. Exchange - CHS
. .ia,'9 fron, A Diary, Vocalists - Blu
Eo.sf Half-Hour Services - MBS
.ol L.'' Tho Piano Playhouse Trio - Blu
*. ~ rfteen Minutes NeWscast - NBC
NV Nv, rhnrch of the Air Sermons - Chs
Io,., 2 Kennedy and Commercially
e,orIev Dixon in Commentary - MBS
~. 9'eI'- America United. Forum - NBC
' Goorao Hicks Weekly Commercially
80 w. Do Announced Us m)-MBS-bssic
,i on y y of Chicago Roundtable - NBC
'io IVAN Btvson in Commentation-CBS
ca,,rn, Raves Serenade: News-BLU
cHnday Afternoon Song Time - MBS
,.t7 I'd Nurrow's Commentary - CHS
-Bennett Concert & Guests - NBC
The Paul Lavalle Concert CBS
washington Story. Interpreta'n - Blu
chepain Jim, U. S. A. Dramas - MBS
q.7oIJohn Chas. Thomas & Song - NBC
News Of World; DIN Downes - CHS
National Vespers via the Radio - Blu
n sd,'| r,'nningbsm in Comment - MBS
o.;5-Dale Carnegie on People - MBS
nm WorId's Parade. Max Hill - NBC
NV " pbilharmonjc Symphony - CHS
0rson Weles Conducts Forum - BLU
% oot, Air Force Time & Doosty-MBS
S.2o-Official Hour by the Army-NBC
III Ethel Barrvmore's Miss Hattie - BLU
Detective Mysteries Dramatic - MBS
Born 10 Be Star, Feature = MBS
.oo-set Music-BLU-New England
Dart for Dough. Quiz-other Blu
Your America. Variety Guests - MBS
4:3o-Musjc America Loves Best - NBC
Nelson Eddy Variety & Guests - CHS
The Andrews Sisters Program - Blu
What's Name of the Song Quiz - MBS
5:OO-NBC Symphony. DR.. Black - NBC
Family Time g. Patrice Munsel - CHS
Mary Small in a Sunday Revue - BLU
Lets Face the Issue, Forum - MBS
5:S0-Charlotte Greenwood Show - Blu
Nick Carter. Detective Drame - MBS
5:45-Bill Shirer in Commentary - CHS
Goethe Catholic Radio Service - NBC
Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet-CBS
Hall of Fame. Paul Whiteman - BLU
Quick as Flash. Quiz Show - MBS
6:3O-Great Gildersleeve Comedy - NBC
Fanny Brice and Comedy Show-CBS
UDton Close and His Concert-MBS
G.45-Dick Brown with His Song-MBS
7:nO-Jsck Benny Comedy Show-NBC
Kate Smith Hour for Variety CHS
Drew Pearson and Commentary - BLU
To Be Announced zone hour - MBS
7:l5-News Summary for Is Min.-BLU
7;3O-The Bandwagon Orchestra-NBC
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly NJ. .C.-BLU
|0O-Chas Mccarthy. E. Bergen-NBC
ondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit-CBS
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OVER THE NETWORKS
SUNDAY, MAY 9

u T;r,c p. M.-Subtract One
h'I Hour for CwT, Hrs; for, for NV Nv. a,,o
cs, msS in programs as listed are que
e"a IN corrections by networks maze
" 100 late to incorporate.
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WOMEN TAKE OVER

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 5-U.H
The man scarcity is making his
tory in Jefferson county. Five wo-
men have been named as cou9
jury commissioner at the court
house-the first time in history the
group has been all feminine.
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USES 100-YR WASHTUB

NESCOPECK, Pa, May 5-W.D
Mrs. James Shade is still US
ing a century-old washtub brought
from England by her grandmoth-
er. Only repair ever made was
replacing one handle.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
N. {. Man Is Killed
In Navy Blimp Crash

SANTA ANA, Calf, May SIP
of eight men killed in an
and fire aboard a Navy
blinp near here yesterday were
made public today by the Navy.
They included:
LtOliver Breckenridge, Medical
Corps, a passenger, stationed at
Camp Cakes, Ojain, Calf; father,
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Magazine Theater and Guests = CHS
Walter Winchell's Broadcasting BLU
Horizons, Sunday Conc. Show - MBS
9:15-Hollywood's Mystery Time - BLU
9:30-Album of Familiar Music - NBC
James Melton. Alec Templeton CHS
Cedric Fosters War Comment - MBS
9:45-Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood - BLU
Dorothy Thompson 8. Comment - MBS
10:00-Phil Spitalny &, Girl Orch. = NBC
Phil Bakers Take 1t or Leave It-CBS
Life of Riley and VIM. Bendix - BLU
Earl Wilson Tells of Broadway - MBS
10:15-Helen Hayes ISM. Drama-MBS
10:30-Comedy, Harold Lloyd MC-NBC
We, the People. Guest Show - CHS
One Foot in Heaven, Dramatically
What's Good Word, Grammar - MBS
11:o0-Variety and News q hr.)-- NBC
News, Variety. Dance q h.l-CBS-BLU
Music Depreciation; Orc. Il h)-MBS
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RADIO
WIND l4oO-KC
WILMINGTON

SUNDAY. MAY
,,n-church OF Goa
a:oy-;n, csntecostai Church s ~.
8.o5~ppSG ne correspondents Around the
WoIl st to Coast on Bus
9 n Voice Of Prophecy o.a
lG30-o,u,lNC.U Avenue Methodich Church
lE0Q-FI 1'a network Weekly War Jour-
M %o.es from Diary
l2;io-T+ o5,n B. Kennedy-NeWs
i:1o-J J,ooree B. Hicks Reporting
l:l5-GeoisC,, Raves Tangee Serenade
l:20-aali.D'' c,ndav News Extra with
LEAN aIS qraebioned Revival Hour
1890 Welles Peace Conference
Forum
9.qo-Miss Hattie
5'S 9o narts for Dough
4;O 1o Andrew Sisters Sho"
5:do-Ma,a Ma ylotte Greenwood Show
9'3o philco Summer Hour
6;oo-n1 rew Pearson-NeWs
77,3so-Quiz Kids -..,,ooo cboir
o.6o-Greenfieid mage oi'o'-
a,gg Moods in Music u.
Sl9- W. Jerry Wayne Show
S30-In 1aon,e Journal with Walter Win
e mnaiivwood Mystery Time
q.45-Jmmy Fiddler
,9oo-The Life Of Riley
i i0.20 Foot in Heaven
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M. S. Breckenridge, Chapel Hill,
N. C.
/. The victims were trapped in the
gondola of the blifnp when fuel
tanks exploded as it was some 200
feet off the ground and headed for
its mooring after routine flight
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INVENTS RABBIT FEEDER

SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 5-lU'R]|
A potential bon to rabbit raiserS
has been uncovered in the feeder
invention of Howard Stanley OF
San Diego. The new feeder, &C
cording to Stanley, practically will
eliminate food waste through fun
mel device mounted on a shaft
about five inches above the rim
of the. feeding pan. The funnel
prevents the rabbits from getting
their feet into the pan and scratch
ing the food out.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES,

MAY 1T PLEASE THE BAR: Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt, as President, was the chief
lawyer in our Government. His mortal
career Of unselfsh public service and
the, bar of this Nation has ended, Former
Judge Harry S. Truman takes the helm
of our Ship of State, and the public in
terest demands that every lawyer in the
National Bar give understanding support
TO him in steering our country through
TioNAL BARRIsTERs INSTITUTE, Ben
jamin CatchingS, chairman, 2OlO St.
NV, Washington.
WE WANT YOU TO KNOW that science
now supplies heavy-duty roof coating
cheaply. Guaranteed for six years; No
prlorities. Estimate free. Write ROOF
6PfIof 6ffI SAlIY 1I,S Ws AND "ys ysuHbAYstayman
Winesap. Black Twig apples. Fresh Juicy
apples packed from our own Storage
houses Sweet cider, honey. Out Ga: ave
mi. to Glenmont. right . mi. on Route
1872. w. W. MOORE. Sandy Spring, Md.
Ashton 247l.
NATL. BARRIsTERs' INST, oOlO G. Are
lawyers OBLIGATED to uphold the Constitu-
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20, 80, 40
gal, automatic: no cash needed. small
monthly payments; immediate installation.
D. A. STANSBURY. II. 1929.
CASTLE coMTRAAcTING CO. go years in
FOR ROCK WOOL INSULATION. call
CASTLE CONTRACTING CO. 60 years in
bgSiness,s UN, 3a55: WA. 35s7.
ing Company will be held at 9l5 F street
W. Washington. D. c., on Wednesday,
May 10th, 1a45. at 3 o'clock PM Ed
WARD L. McALEER, Secretary.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
HELP WOMEN.

ACCURATE AT FIGURES, front desk ex.
CLUE OF WASHINGTON, Mjchiean 750"
AT Inc, osers an opportnnity to become
eexpertly trained IN. AIRING operatio9 A
med rS9er g Dos9ns as2aSe
lists, jr. accounting clerks Apply in person
+ immediately. T. w. A. Hangar No. l., Wash
iqgton National Airport Interylewins
ALTERAT1oNsGwh lady for fitting and
alterations; NARY LOU SHOP; ChaStleton
ASSISTANT BUYER TOR dress department
Good opportunity for young woman with
msn des stR oo4 ARgs
assslsTASr o's srfES1isoR PEI INV in employes
cafeteria. reliable woman .wn2 can work <
? S56S a. ss4i:s s3 vo-k
conditioned once; vacation with pay; op-
appy a9Tgnz sArE%AY M pTMPtoYMEST oc
an and sts, ne. Hirins ARRANGEMENTS
aUToMoIIvE INVENTORY parts clerk for
Of but auto not
siTafc MT oRonrEes eHlfs TRIW SEsi MoToR CO. o56e
afo " and tag M napss
MRs sG9s sa3[Y Agnc 6o
hahhk fotHR ~ Ns De5Ef ES5s
s636 Colesvile I'd, silver sprinS. mr..
Take 4 Corners or Forest Glen Bus, to the
END of Georgt car or 10th and Alaska bus;
BAKERY SALESGIRL to take charge OF
bakery branch store; good pay. Box 1896.
BANK CLERKs-Young ladies for clerical
positions, experience not necessary. These
ont inns hpr w
not consider those temporarily residing. in
Washington or vicinity. Give age refer
pas Box 6sG ans sa residence
BATH MAID; z0d eoored' experienced refer
aas. ssh.s ss aA mSSs S aaxs X
S9aSsf5 sHxSfy IS oFsEsxToE a;sEegna; ssssgR,
BEAnfY sfti rfna orERAToK fHs n Marvellous oppor
1un excellen salary Rd Msqas H
RpAurY Rpisi opERAroRs % 10, days week;
Ss45 week and commiss,on;, to work in
Beauty i Il S9SP oPERATokS.A Ri hrs 4S to s; good
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced 5-day
wee week; $50 $50 and commission, sH. $3.50 or
BeAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, salary
and comm, 5-day wk.- optional. as1a
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and a manicurist at
Washington's most attractive hair salon;
hours, $50 to $50; closed Saturdays, July
and August; attractive salary and pleasant
atmosphere at VAN-REGA, INC, 1905
Conn. ave: No phone calls, please.
TSa dsys yeek s4s Appy Wo1 SS5
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around; top SAL
ary and eommission; good working hours.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; $50
week and commission. Apply CLARA THE
HAIR DRESSER, 1106 18th st. NV. ME.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, s55 per week. hours
LaCOIFFURE BEAUTY SALON, Both and
Upshur. Mt Rainier. Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; good salary and
commission, can earn from $50 to $50 a
week; "a block off Conn. ave-, 1909 goth
Beauty oPERAToR-Good opening. with
nice working hours, at FRED THE HAIR
STYLIST at PhilipSborns. sos 1lth st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR--Excellent position;
on all work; air cooled. GABRIEL. 1919
BEAUTY OPERATORS and manicurists
excellent opportunity for experienced peo-
Pile. Apply employment office, 4th floor
LANSBUFGK & BRO, 7th. sth and E
BEAuTTY OPERATORS WANTED. expert
enced; good earnings on commission basis;
living accommodations available. Call
Miss Gabent, FORT BELVOIR EXCHANGE,
Fort Belvoir Virginia) 4140.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

All persons to be hired in this
area must be referred By the local
United States Employment Service
Office. unless the specific dduer-
tiSement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

BOOKKEEPER, for part lime, not over
10 hours per week state present occupa-
ton and salary wanted: near Conn. ave.
and K Box 2S5-L. Star. l5'
BOOKKEEPER, retail experience preferred; :;
Splendld OPPORTUNITY, ;y ,,1l3 hppE pers2hhei ne
Evening star., 1945-04-15

Apply Mr.. George L. Dennis, room serVlce
MAYFLoWER HOTEL Conn. ave. at Oe
RoUTEMAN, Rs51S ;" good present earnings and
sSSsent @s p9stTar rSp SPportanisyD See
RoUTEMAN. white, for linen route; Ieli-
bsrRd 1s Rna SEN sRTcE ss ST.
Good Coco hours hours and and fine WORKING conditions:
RRMs ApRy in DRRS sSs SS5m ems
NV. Hiring arrangements approved.
SALESMAN, part, time; Stop worrying
pfsS % ever eood ana ao get can
eaci each and and every very week. oualiied Leads on
worldwide known, product. Call MR.
sALEsMAN-I want man who can man:
oyerrides: Must have ear and Be ,,7iIs ABLE to .
earn $4,000 annually Write A. MON
TANO, 45O2 Nash st. ne.
eident. health is and hospit alization
sALEsMAN-For permanent position with
tory. viii train right man: Knowled1se
OF, stencil duplicating and multilith help. M
full. Salary and commission. Phone Dls-
sAGEsMaN slifi MAI '0t !medcai isl' detailer,. Well:
established pharmaceutical manufaetudfei anu t de
personal data. Box 500, William Penn
Annex, Philadelphia, 8, Pa:
SALESMAN, young; soda fountain, hotel
oH institutional experience helpful but not
necessary; must furnish own car; straight
salary plus car allowance and mileage;
permanent, excellent future. national con; con;
| cern: Washington ID. CO territory. Cal
or 9aay write MR.. FAY 1888 L ST. NV d.
sALEsMAN-call on hotels, Institutions,
restaurants. factories. office buildings; ma.
tional company, established accounts, good
n0StWa fltlIre for nprS0nal interview, give
age, sales experience, draft status, salary
expected. Box 33-L, Star.
SALESMAN WANTED-Nationally known
cosmetic CO. wants. experienced salesman
to cover Va: and Md: salary or commits
SALESMAN EsTIMxToR - contractins
firm, specializing in floor, wall and ceiling
treatments, desires man experienced In
estima ting and selling contract work; pre-.
vious general contracting experience help.
full; age "a to 45. Phone MR.. SIMMONS
DI., 1910. between 9 and for appointment
statesmen to sell food products to Gov
ernment agencies. Contact THE KING
COMPANY, 1925 Sherman ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

cS9k eSs2 pARkoT fsS5Se ADP oS
COOK, experienced; reference Tespissd; p.s.
CLUB, 3105 Naylor rd. Sc
1120 Conn. ave. between am. to 3 pm,
CooKNExcellent opportunity fc- capable
apply afternoons or evenings. WEARLEY's,
dooks t ls'h soiersa it for h.sn,s!ass sea food
eshsossss Gg SEA- Hssts aRE ApDy Nj s Wsoa
COOK AND BUTCHER; eolored; good sal
ary and working conditions; days; no
R sqndsy APPLY Gor chs Ns PreIs sds PRESS
& Gook WHNTED, HSO.' coiored, oi' IS Week. Mon:
days Of; no phone calls. JoHNsoN's
CouNTERMAN: no Sundays or holidays.
DELfyERX MAN ipr lisht truck: 4o-4s hrs
i2Efs isess' W 81 ESSS pay A''s
sRRS loasFsh saea hoprs ias sSad
slsssasF e assxins i3aeS1sR
n!Es': fesd Il ,'SaII TtTof RkSTAyRRST Is .
6IshwAsHERs, colored men: s2s =
sHWAsHERswdood hours. ss5 per wk
and meals Apply EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY, 909 Pa. ave. NV.
DISHWASHERs. colored: steady employ
ment with good wages and meals for re-
liable men. Apply Personnel Office, O'DON-
DISHWASHER, colored. also to help on
fountain: good hours, excel working cond.
GOOD HOPE PHARM., 1400 Good Hope
rd., Ii. 4444.
DISHWASHERS, part-time, mornings. or
full time COLLIER INN, Georgia ave. and
Colesville I'd. tS636 Colesville rd., opposite
new Silver Theater. Take Four Corners or
Forest Glen bus from end Of Georgia ave.
car or 18th and Alaska ave. busD
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

THE STANDARD LUMBER CO.
IN STOCK NOW
For outside walls:
Weather-proof Gyplap
Drop siding
Rustic siding
Cedar lap siding
Asbestos siding
Stained shakes
For inside walls:
Rock-lath
Plaster
Sheet rock
Ivory-Koted Firtex
For your roof:
All grades Cedar shingles
All weights roll roofing
Many colors and designs Of
composition shingles
Ask to see the heavy 240 Id.
slate shingles
Floors:
4" clear fir flooring, several
grades
lkx4 truck flooring
2x6 T & G truck beds
About 10000 feet ration free
boards 4" to l2''
STANDARD LUMBER CO.
Phone 23l Ksnnewiek. Wash.
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LADIES! Sheer hose available to
customers ordering dresses. I
now have samples from the fol-
lowing dress companies: Massion-
cite, c & D, Modern Manner and
Fashion Frocks. Drop a post card
stating time for appointment
your home or mine. Sundays and
evening appointments. Verna
Kloehn, 135 Locust Dr., Ken.
l5-16-p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

LADIES! Sheer hose available to
customers ordering q 'Massion-
cite, C. & D, Modern Manner or
Fashion Frock dress from me.
Drop a post card stating time for
appointment-your home or mine.
Sunday and evening appoint
ments OK. Verne Kloehn, 13S
Locust Drive, Kennewick, Wash.
14-16-p
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FOR SALE OR LEASE-40 Acres
Pasture and hay land. House
and outbuildings fair. 100 peaches
and apricots 0bearing) 4 acres of
open land. Will sell stock and
equipment and entire household
with place as desired. Is head of
cattle, 3 head hogs, chickens, (200)
Unlimited amount small tools,
paint, brushes, ladders, drop cloths
etc. House trailer and two wheel
trailer. 1894 Oldsmobile sedan,
good at ceiling price. Will con-
slider late model car and house
trailer as part down payment
Write or call John r. Svangren,
Route 1, Kennewick, Wash. So,
of Finley grange. 15-17p
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FOR SALE

EOn SAAC
Pre-war home with full base
ment finished in pine, garage,
automatic oil heat, modern
throughout. Range and refrig-
orator and other furniture at
buyers option. Located in best
residential district Of Pasco
at $40 N. 9th St.
Small modern two bedroom
home, full basement, electric
hot water heater, hardwood
floors, awnings, pipe furnace
and large lot located on Lyle
Street in. Kennewick. Total
price $500, $1,000 down and
balance like rent.
SHERWOOD Z ROBERTS
S03K w. Lewis Street. Pasco
Phone -
1911
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

TOn OkAAG
Restaurant, all new equipment,
complete with dishes, everything
in first class condition. Long
term lease on building, fine
location, Al class. Will sell at
bargain.
IA acres, nice country home, full
basement, bath, lights, water,
barn, garage, chicken house
Another small house, nice shade
and lawn. Mint, asparagus,
prunes, peaches, cherries. All
farm machinery. Very fine trac-
tor, $500. ...
2 acres on acknowledgements
Highway, with modern trailer
court, good buildings, septic
tank, fine well, hot water sys-
TEN, $500.
II acres, 6 acres mint, S acres as
paragus, acre alfalfa, 80 young
cherry trees, S room house,
$500.
II acres, z acres mint, 5h aspara-
gus, 2 acres prunes, plums and
peaches, IN alfalfa, all con-
crete piped, S room house, bath,
lights and water, garage, chicken
house, $1,000.
IS acres, fine farm, 20 acres mint,
2 acres fruit, 8 acres asparagus,
fine country home, all other
buildings in fine condition,
beautiful lawn and lots of shade
trees. Near in.
IA acres, 8 acres Bing cherries, 6
room house, full basement. 9TH
er buildings. On mail route,
school bus. Had about a $4,000
crop. viii sell for SIC, 800, easy
terms.
Nice home in city limits, modern,
3 acres land, house in fine con-
|. dition, $500. /.
A very fine Is acres farm all cher
ries and grapes, fine country
home, other buildings very good.
All furniture and farm machin-
cry, tools, chickens, ETC., 60 with
place. Also grape crop if pur-
chased now.
IL acres, no buildings, just out of
city limits. Over 6 acres prunes,
5 alfalfa. $4,000.
Nice bedroom house, lots of
shade, large lawn, some fruit
trees, flowers, shrubs. $3.50
200 acre farm, two houses, large
barn, fine well. About 100 acres
under cultivation, very cheap
water, fine place for stock.
$4,000.
Have furnished and UNFINISHED
homes for sale. Vacant lots,
also business property.
10 acres, mint, asparague, grapes,
fine well, semi-modern home,
lawn, shade, large barn, chicken
house, near In. $4,000.
4 room house, barn, chicken house,
ten acres land, alfalfa, aspara-
gus, pasture, stock and eQuipv
ment AS00
go acres, IS acres pasture, Il acres
hay, z acres corn, prunes, april
cots, asparagus, fine ct Of
buildings, fine country home, q
fine view and near IN.
office IN KenneSviek.
The only exclusive Real Estata
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FOR SALE

Fine modern one bedroom
home on one acre of land.
Garage, chicken house, fine
lawn and shrubs. $500.
Very nice three bedroom hse.
on End Ave. Garage, electric
hot water, laundry tubs, full
basement with furnace and all
conveniences. $1,000 down.
13 acres of mint, asparagus
and alfalfa. Two bedroom
modern house, chicken house
and small barn. Excellent soil
and very well farmed.
8 acres in South Highlands.
One bedroom house, modern.
Reasonably priced at $500.
Good modern two bedroom
house four blocks from City
Center. Some furniture to stay
An exceptional price of 5000.
Harold G. Fyfe Agency
Real Estate loans, Representing
First Federal Savings and
Loan Co.
Phone 1921 - Kennewick, Wash