davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-10-19

and l-6 Sun, can pc seen py app0lh6nSn
s5hfF W. nf: Call M HsfsE AD MsSA ssS
aaAR aas R1ssouRI Ns55fdS AVE. formerly concord,
ton tearoom and gift shop; n apt. on on 2nt ,n
SECTION eer 5sssEnasy sst snd gun to nor
further information call AD. s14vTv 9021 Or Sc !
aSSRH6HRaE sso5 HoHREz6 s6aiIIts Nwopsn for il
row rooms. 2 baths: arranssd d,s;s1 as 2 com San
mediate me- possession. Priced for quick oosl sal
at s1650o Can Mr Miller; Ab tive UeI or
Hii premises. @ sat: and Sun. sHocKEYyo 8
open sun. 70 s,yacantt; a,ns s4ls Ehos, RI net
style home, rms; and tiled bath; modern
fully equipped kit, gas Nv 81: Z. conr. r;s' =!
priced s1vd to sell aad at ston sht pas
Gad Md HaifS HniS., eH1 turn right R on dreenbeit rd
blocks to Rhode Island ave, then left t.
g h2me sl g by Rs5Sye REAfTY Il e
ssis ss9s' sth sT.-Just the home for a small
e1 eiassed-in sleeping porch on end d: full
nsishborh!ood. conv to svesSthins; g5lysssSs gGysS
krSh4x E al es eoRb RAbndEpsGG pG s5Ss ss'i Brown
WOODBRIDGE rms. and . baths; fea.
| lures a most beautiful kit. paneled ir
| knotty cypress, very mod. with Frigidairt
| and Magic Chef range: has adj: bath
| also on 1st fir. there is q nice size liv. rm
| and din. rm. and q DELIGHTFUL den; End hr
has 3 lge. bedrms. and tile bath; there 4
a built-in heated garage with ent. to full
be- be seen to to appreciate; retiring attorney /.
selling at reas. price: mod. cash, outstand'
| ing terms. Mr.. Bartlett, FIR. 5000, Ext
| 115. BROWN REALTY CORP. DU. 1858
S45 10th ST. S.E.-Good Investment. nov
rented for $40. a month; 2-story fram,s
modern improvements; lot large enough
for another house; good location fol
apartment house; price, 9.450: half cash
balance reasonable. Shown by appoint
ment only: 4. H. BUELL.. Herndon' Fair
sss ESQ KENTUCKY AVE. s.E-Near LINCOLN
Park with deed H5ss
1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE. .N.E.-:Large
6-rm., 2-bath. elegantly furnished, oil heat
%HYNoh eSsn go ssiz asiz K Rhods island
near Nj e. fAsTPks ri sSas aiaH school, NE, onl,
8 years. old. Broom brick. tile sbsth. reg
8. o. Peck. RA. 6593. PECK CO.. 90. 1888.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

Zbth ST. N.W.-3-StOfy
amount Of cash, terms can be arranged
422 Eye st. n.w.-6 rms. 1st CONNER
arranged
liz Canal st. sw.-5-rm. frame, in
good condition. Can be bought cheap.
Terms arranged.
: SO3 Delaware ave. s.w.-5-rm. brick
with lot adjoining. Small amount OF cash.
Terms arranged
one price. Small amount of cash, terms
can be arranged. MICHAEL WALSH x
SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE S2S2; ewes,
CO. $3.50, -19
Evening star., 1946-10-19

o
basement finished in asphalt tile; hot
water oil heat: storm windows and screens;
physician pisss IAN or dentist: ' early possess POSSESSION on
DUNN & CO, asss Rhode Island ave- NJ
Rainier; Md;; Hysttsyille 004s: 20
Seaasifai corner s5xsod feet; 0nss room oa for r.
more houses. 6 rms, bath, coal h.-w.h.
AGAR garass nnS early pqsTesss1n See i to TO-
QUEENS CHAPEL MANoR-Beautifu
white. BUNGALOW with every convenience
around r,a % fireplace; I BLACK M and WIN White ftH til
bath: full basement. oil heat: lgs. lot
WaFs 5ks shopns eser
sas he@f ea fah sExs z 91sEa easaR
RRiLEY's Ri. REAL ESTATE, has for you thi.
market doing $4,000 per yr.-Lge. resi-
Dental section where there is no competi.
% sos sas aarss ssao ias asa SoGs a4
map eus and psnfy Eaas i1ssss sRs
fE1eT kkETs ph REAL egS ESTATE an OFFERS you this
small lunchrm; doing 500 per wk Very Very
extra lse. refgr. and steam table 5000
proposition on game machine and nickeio::
deon. 3-rm. apt. and bath upstairs. Rent
tS1 only Ssth sb psr mo nd snd sDd sD srd
per mo- All this for only $500 Call
Mr.; Taylor or Mr.. Sidney at UN. Oooo D, nn-
81 sT9LE, Siig CONSTRUCTION; acres. seldom
have we had finer homes with everythlng
that discriminating buyers want. CenIer-
hall construction red brick. . bedrms,
from from isois Rocp Creek PARK TX Butt BY master
sSn.fiasIors sonsiass oer csT aooeasks
SILVER igvi fisG sPRiNG: Si9,e5o-Big red brick
home on 1 acre, ! blk. from sligo nus-
line Q bedrms. down, lgs. finished rnl
upstairs. Good for 3 bedrms., oil heat,
oak floors; fun basement, IA baths, sun
porch. Features lge. din. rn. bedrm ano
lots OF closet space. Subst. cash, MUIR;
DOCK REALTY. sH. 1894, PL $500 III
KENSINGTOE---3 bedrms.. $l0,b00. Pre-
war frame home on big lot. gsrase; clos close
e sheps sPd ssGSEf sM ssa saesf s essb s6s Mog @
Attention, CARPENTERS, plumbers,
builders-Avoid high prices. Save on this
comfortable 4-bedrm. completely furn.
home, ii mi from d. C. line. Near B.
g. o. Needs heating plant and some
lining. but is modern and pretty on lge.
wooded fenced lot; garage. Electric range
and refer. $3.50. Terms. MuRDOCK
REALTY, SH S794, Pleasant s602. I'll
GREEN MEADOWS--Comfort Groom
home on desirable lot: oil heat; only 8
yssrs Pig Ns dSrn pnyassonoe Dllns
iUSinsTkiCT HEiiGAfs0Wonderfni home on
one Of tho best streets II District Heights.
Possession with title: substantial essh
cal III. wood. III. 1861. 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
Assistant State Attorney Of
This District VIII Be In
Key West Monday For
That Purpose

S. o. Carson, assistant state at
torney in this district, with offices
in Miami with State Attorney
Glenn Mincer, will be in. Key
West Monday to file an answer
TO the valuation proceedings in
the matter of the proposed re-
funding bonds of the Overseas
Road and Bridge Toll district.
The answer will be merely a
formality, Assistant State attor-
ney William V. Albury said TO-
day, to comply with the law. The
answer neither will affirm nor
deny the assertions or allegations
set forth in the proceedings, and
all the state attorneys office VIII
ask for is strict proof Of the al R-
cations.
The bonds, totaling $3,150,0o0,
were sold in Tallahassee yester-
day by the State Board of Adj
ministration, at a saving in in
terest of more than $1,000,000
during the life of the bonds. At
present the bonds pay four per-
cent interest to the Reconstruct
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
Deny Coral City Lodge APP
plication; Ask License
Within 800 Feet of St.
PauPs Church

City Commission granted a
liquor license to the DriftWood
Dine and Dance at 600 Duval
street last night upon passing an
ordinance on second and final
reading
Beer. and, Wine, L,i rs Z was
granted to Cistern Cafe, AIS
Greene Streets city Mahager Dave
King reported fayorably on the
application after investigation. III
Coral City Lodge application
for a liquor license at Thomas
and Angela streets was denied by
city commission.
Application by Willard Russell
at 423 Duvar street for package
store license was referred to City
Manager King for investigation.
The location is within 800 feet of
St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Application from Higinio Nebo
at 21O Duval street for a liquor
license was also referred to the
city manager.
Petition requesting reconsidera-
ton of the application of Peter
Estenoz, 827 Baptist Lane for a
Beer and Wine License was pre-,
sented by a large number of COL
ored residents in the vicinity
Reconsideration was denied on
grounds that it is less than 300
feet from church. AN. e.
Application for the transfer Of
liquor license from Albert
Saunders at COL Greene street to
Harry T. Russell was authorized
by the commission.
Application for transfer of beer
and wine license from John Pla
at 4Ol Virginia street to the name
of Stephen Pla was granted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
Carson Will File. Answer To
Valuation eff Bonds Monday
NEW YoRK's WHEAT CROP

WASHINtSiFON.-Half or more
Of New York's wheat crop is sold
to millers or to makers of whole
wheat products.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20

COering Answers
With Comments
INTERJEcTs COMMENTS NOT
PERTAINING TO CUES
TIoNING

NUREMBERG, March 20. -
Robert Jackson, chief United
States counsel at the trial here of
n Nazis as alleged war criminals,
protested today 10 the court
against Hermann Goering launch
ing off into propaganda before
replying 60 questions.
Jackson asked the court to di-
rect Gocring 10 confine his an
sweTE 90 yes or no. but the court
refused 10 grant the request.
Co0ring is now being cross
qurytluncs.~ ana, regardless OF
what question he is asked, he in
terjccts comments in his answers
that IN no way pertain to the
questions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
Gutter Brings
I'm Three Sick
Chm MANN IN CHARGE OF
az TT 9EW 2'NGOT ly,4H
- 63o54 BROUGHT MEN
4eeB u HERE fTaAW

Coast Guard eighty three foot
er, CG 63064, with Cnief Boats
wain's Mate Mann in charge,
brought in. three sick men off
ships Sunday.
Off the SIS Woodlake the third
mate suffering with CASTRO ton
sillitis was brought ashore.
Off the SIS Ernest w. Gibson,
the second assistant engineer,
Arthur w. Gibson, was brought
in suffering with appendicitis.
Off the SIS zorro, the chief stew
ard Chester Aubrey Wood was
brought in with an acute castro
entinitis.
The 63064 is working out of
Coast Guard Group Office at
Naval Operating Base here. .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
No Action On Paul Ladd
Chicken Farm RezOIinQ
talAlMlsSlO NERs DIF.
ftM ON TWO No.
FtslNss IsOTII FAN;
nAkER REQg Est OK

NsiF Commission ne b meeting
aaes mANhs aid n1a give Paul Laid
M8su ~ Fsuugatina permission for
uFwsN fHm e q ehieken farm on
kaNM ANenuN in ne Puinciana
se&fssm eAaF areisiun on has re-
sNmsmN applleatlnn.
~ t.asld requested that nis
NFsNwFtY b. fexuued from Re 81
Htmfssi a e. lusineaa y. Cennnis-
smeg GmHar fart mascd On e.
ttse teaaee1 - arnied The motion
wW t mith Nafbouels. Harden
w aflna eotlng against.
Cafbuucil then
~ . n tisat Az Tsadd be
Amm AH hAss & Kaning change.
HH wwan was cleo losg with
fAwsvSlt ltaHasE aud t'oopcf vot-
mN aNatntf
The4 ~ pseltive action was
taMtm IN ine uiailef
Tee settlers urgr read by city
Nsmk 49, lismlln in the Ladd
Faw fanF as from Vcrmeil
wxhh tiHfFhFaun whieh protest
80 49, efauflnN az thc reronlng
heeaas3 sfsN haa purchased prop
ssfF 81 tar afea with thc under
NtHssAHN that 4 sfss Residential
"A r. "A t.aTiie Calxefiey. sec
gsf88 af tie paimcinnn Resident
taAxii slsn Protested officially
~ tsN tnslg The body declared
tesf fszpNAns wuuld b. "most
aaefslfaeie
NfT EEHumtssisn voted a. allow
8e34N ~ NaknT a. change his
fssenH - So casngf - Varcla
$50 Emlfa8 streets frun Resi-
w q A. nsinss "a NJ Baker
a A. efssf q stufe building
n 9hx 80
sf e resanr enc corner
m Ea and MhGirhead streets.
& ~ lafsufe Calsulan was
eN ~ HeH NfN rssfrwf~snn
fswnss ana ienanf oi adjoining
"a *Ns tfiNia street Jose
H ama A KaelEnnni protest
go sNs eAara8ien
wm fstl SEES ne9unina
W. N NMM ~ EfmNa Cun8 far
N Mwe4 amsa Niapi Atemuc
w M ~ lnwN aua son
fa# gsasasf Hfamnf nf psrker
~ tHN@ streets e. fhannud o.
- p mmN hafh referred O.
MMm NmHamH eummiaa luu re-
mfN6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
U.s. Britain, Australia
Take Hand In Iran Dispute
Favor Increasing.
( Armed Services
Flss As.ar,.s.a Pre-.I

WASHINGTON. March 90
llul'og Patterson. secretary OF
war. ana James Forrestal, secre-
AaFs nj tse navy. testified today
before the senate military attain
subcommittee in favor of in
creasing the armed services by
voluntary enlistment.
Both. however. favor the extern
SION 81 the draf, law beyond May
l5. the date Il WI expire if new
life IS not given 10 the law.
Tomorrow they will testify be-
fore the senate military affairs
committee in favor Of extending
the selcctive service act.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
ROTARY CLUB CANDI.
DATE. LIONS Miss
THORNLEY, SEC OND
WITH 423, $50 VOTES

Miss Gloria Acevedo. 1e-ysar.
old curvacious hrunsss. a..mh...
=. AZ. - -. ~.-
- 80 ~"e'.
TNss'soo' was issf n'sns siesiea
queen OF the Sponge Festival 90
be held by the Key Wssf Stadium
Committee sars.as a, a a,.a.... :.
p.v.;. -
aisa Aseseons wac waz the
choice Of the ksT Wssi ueIax8
Club. polled . fetal q 81 -
.va,a...' tn. ,,,--~. 49,
-,;- -.
~ sessr @s AsoA
tnorniey' enoirs OF TIE keT WeAf
Lions Club. pclled s93.s7e vessa.
The margin Of victory was in
1'~ p~p~s f"ss'' N''s"
Oh winch counted ooo Noies ~
Miss Acevedo, who made an cx-
tensive tour Of her friends and
Ro,sr,ars M,s. Tho..,..., -.
cen,ratad "a sa,,.aa ..se,..,'s.s.
the whi,a nanar -. s.,',' -
nor si,n .p',r.;,s a.. '...,.
r,h;ch sha e. sa..,.'''s -.
Aca,,aao N" ''''@
NJ. :. A.. -, a..
ch;rla,, c......, ',,' 80
o,,aan So 49," 20 .ssa a
CharnLs s So 49, Sa..''.'
- zoo ,oo 90 S., -"
- .''.s $500 49, $50
aSa-,. ~ ,. saS - 49, Ha''s~A
-, .a snn w. -, -
80 s -. 49, =" 80
-. $500 ~ uss '~sa osAs s"t-
,"s '"e . .as' vee ~ ss.''
r nn.s., ,SSs s.s. 1 49,
,,sA % 80
..n.aN s' 'a' $500
- E-.;A - a.. -.
80. -ssua -" s-.,,'ps 49,. 80
$3.50 $500" s.',.,, - ' 49,.
ae Ern,,' "a, a 80 =. 'a.. 49,
,bere ,,,as ssso - "a, 90
Cluh dons,,nn a. s,oe -.
tba ro,,an as,,,sa, 80 .s's.i - \,
no gross ,o,ai h..',,...,' - -
THO nrosra,, ,"asss, :, n
y;ay. parS = - ,'sar.'.' - 60
Coundors Thsro A. .eg,t..n
oan,o :, a - a. -
=, a, a. s.,,,',,.,,..s go.
o,,oor y.iIl ~ sha,..a,'.I -
multitude ~ sig,s - -
,,I.a,,,Lo.., =, az. L.. j, ,sa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
AsssaFailan ~ays Russia \ io.
la4lmp Atlaatie tharlrr
g. kespinu tFasp. lsl
fhal tmmmlFy

WsfEM HNN 8afeh 81 -
H N N1Htf OFai nfiiain
~ hat hand taday
u - lfan Hsuuif amd Il.
- Nf uE Australian
- 81 nHera ffHt Nllmia la
WH Attest Charter a.
sKa fns les ifsn
~ fn aHEatEh uas us-
- EfsfiHE tnH autefumf lbs
~ o. fEHna e. raIlf th,
$685. mmt aaaimsf hWaA.
E sm anf thr tnilrd
~ htf mgmmfd lrum thai
wstaai cn Faeo siNl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
Driftwood Gets Liquor
License From Commission
Temperatures

Temperature data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
Gloria ACeVtd0 Queen Of
FESTIVAL With 493,S9O Votes
Sponge Festival Program

6:45 PM (Softball Diamond)
Diumondboll Gurne-Hosum Bread Muchinists.
500 Band Standl
l. Selechon-IIgh School Bond.
g. Sou Spongled Bonner-Evd B. Gibson and Gerald
Saunders.
g. Invocation-Rev. John Pckens. posor of Poincuno
Community Church.
d. Selechon-KeY West High School Bond.
S. Crowning of Queen of Festival by Paul c. AlburY Gen
erol Chuirmun. Festival Committee.
g. Selecion-Key West High School Bond. s.,
T. Address-Honoroble w. w. Demeritt Mayor OF the
City Of Key West.
81 Selections by PepsColo Rhumbu Sexete with vocols
bys John Bennett tenor under direction Of A. Dcz.
b 3. 996Vocul Solo--Nrs Evu B. Gibson
10 Selections by PepsiColu Rhumbo Sexete. with voculs
John Bennett tenor, under direction of A. Diuz. IT
IL. Comedy Skit Ike and Mike Thomds Woody and John
Esperdyl
H. Violin Seection-Gerod Saunders.
l3. Selection by Bond
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
FUEL CONSUMPTION

CHICAGO.-The u. S. Fifth
Fleet burned 630.0O0.OOO gallons
Il fuel o.. In seven weeks dur
iag June and July, 1914, more
than the amount used by the
whole Pacific fleet in 1913.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-20
r[I%INlllN
Axis Sally"
To BE Sent Back
TOU.S
tny As.arInaea Prr.sl


BERLIN. March 2C.-."Axis
SsliY" ives arrested here TO-
day by American troops. and
she will be sent back 10 the
United States 10 be tried for
treason.
Her right name is Mrs.
Miller cillard. IS years of age.
and her home is in Portland.
Maine.
During the war. she broad
cast from Germany TO. Ameri-
cen troops. attempting 70 per-
suade them not 10 fight
against the Germans.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12
Busy
Rec No Wreck!

If you don't believe the Com
munity Recreation hall is a busy
place, just take a look at this
schedule for the coming week:
Friday, open. @r.
Saturday, the regular teen age
dance.
Sunday, open.
Monday, Cub Scouts, 4:3O; F. F.
E. u, 7:3O. 1884,. .-.-. ~:
Tuesday, Odaka Camp Fire, 4:3O
Folk Dancing 1880. b /
Wednesday, Blue Birds, 4::3O;
Teen Age meeting, 100. a. v,
Thursday, Camp Fire Girls, 4::3O
Eagles party, 7:3O. ..~'.''- 4
The Model Airplane club meets
Monday and Thursday. Flights
are planned for Saturday and
Sunday afternoons. ETs-E ~ ..ati~
Boxing is daily event with
matches being planned with Pasco
Yakima and others. trt~.,t ":r
A women's gym class is to be
formed soon after the first of the
year.
Add to this many activities held
at intervals by many local groups
and you get picture of what the
building means to the community
Ray Fades is in charge and pro
vides direction for many of the
activities. E&#z
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12
HOVER NOTES
By M1s. Harmon Wilcox
Phone news to Kennewick 12x0
before Wednesday


Benefit club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Floyd Carlton. Roll
call will be answered by an ex-
change of gifts.
Emily Laudel and Marilyn were
dinner guests at the Carl Evans
home Saturday.
Tom Lawton and son Dick were
business visitors in Prosser Mon
day.
Dorothy Mcintyre of Kennewick
was the week end visitor of Mrs.
Clifford Judd.
Marian Mills was a business
visitor in Seattle last week.
Louise Laudel went to Walla
Walla Saturday with Jerry Erick-
son.
Tom Lawton was in Walla Wal
la last Friday.
Mrs. Carl Evans, Mrs. Orval
Butterfield and Mrs. Harmon Will
cox served on the election board
for the Columbia Irrigation COM
pany Tuesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis and
son Paul were dinner guests at
the Bill Num- home Wednesday
evening.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12
Discuss God
Process Lab

d What threatened to become an
intersectional battle similar to
those which have marked sessions
of the state legislature, a meeting
in Tacoma Saturday of food pro-
cessing and agricultural interests
ended on a note of mutual under
standing. =
Chairman of the discussion was
Wilson Compton, president of
Washington State College, who
kept the participants close to the
subject, brought out many ideas
and comments. Also present were
a number of members of the w. S.
G.. staff. 1&1G ~. 81
b The meeting was called by the
Puyallup Chamber of Commerce
following announcement that a
food processing laboratory would
be established by the college in
connection with the experiment
farm at Prosser. West side inter-
ests were attempting to have the
plant moved to the experiment
farm at Puyallup. TE.5 FL.
Following the panel discussion
at Tacoma, a recommendation will
be made to the College Board of
.Regents seeking laboratories at
both places. This came about when
the discussion showed wide var
iation between the needs of coast
areas and the irrigated farming of
Eastern Washington.
Attending from Kennewick were
Francis Ludlow, manager of the
Church Grape Juice Company,
and Rolfe Tuve for the Chamber
of Commerce. Other delegates
represented Grandview, Yakima,
Wenatchee and other valley cities.
The packing industry, especial
ly the freezers, pointed to an ur-
gent need for research work.
Eastern Washington growers were
especially interested in the de-
velopment of methods to use farm
by-products.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12
labor Problems
liwanis Topic

not Kennewick people nave a
ina. ,,-nderstanding of national
ieen, .,ns was evidenced in a SYM
fooienc conducted at the Tuesday
sslu,m If the Kiwanis club. On
neesa e,,fbiect of coal strike and
te sI Hesitation were Tom Cess,
.oo1 Carl Witt, school prin
stto,ll nd Francis Ludlow, Church
ep ene Juice manager. ..s.,
AZ AZ ,rroed a cool and thoughtful
AZ sch TO the question both by
g neople Of the country as well
legislators. ,,,ee,r If Christmas
.,eticns $s7 was raised for a
n Tor Parmalee was indicted into
:. clnb as new member.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12
BAPTIZED

BAPTIZED ~ ...-..--..s.r.---es
Mr.. and Mrs. I. O. Eliason had
their infant son baptized at First
English. Church on Sunday, De-
cember 6. He was given the name
Harold Wayne. Mrs. Anna Bru-
stuen and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Vorvick
were the baby's SPONSORS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12
MEETING WITH SON

MIR. ana Mrs. norman RODDlnS
left Wednesday morning for the
coast to meet their son, Norman,
Jr., who was receiving his separ-
alton papers at Fort Lewis that
day. They also visited Mrs. Rob-
bins father in Tacoma, ..-.,er
Mrs. Don Best is visiting friends
in Yakima this week. -..,. q, .-~- --~.s+
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12
RECEIVES DISCHARGE

Cpl. Rex Gest arrived home on
Sunday and is now on terminal
leave. He received his discharge
from Kelly Field. He served Is
months and has been at Goodfel-
low Field in Texas for the last 8
months.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-12-12

BRIDGE CLUB HOST
G. A. Purdy was host to the
Kennewick-Pabco Mems Bridge
club on Tuesday evening. Four
tables were in play with Purdy
and Brown holding high scores.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
New Faces A /

Fred Norman, Republican. who
succeeds Charles Savage. Democrat,
as Representative from the third
district, washington State, is not .
stranger to Congress. He served IN
the House In l943-44 and was de-
feated for reelection In the Roose.
welt sweep Of 1914.
Mr.. Norman was born on farm
In Clark County, III. He has been .
resident Of Southwestern Washing
ton since 1901 and lives at Ray
mond. He has worked on farms. in
logging camps. sawmills and shingle
mills. But for a. years he has
owned his own business.
He served In the State LegiSla-
ture for II terms and as . State
Senator he supported farm and vet.
erans' legislation and fought for
progressive labor laws and public
power development. During his term
in Congress he sponsored legisla-
ton for the conservation and full
est use of forests.
Mr.. Norman has been . member
of the Grange for ~ years and has
been affiliated with the AFL for 36
years. He has been president OF the
Southwest Washington Good Roads
Association for IL years.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
Three VA Employees Reilre;
Service totals ~ Years

Three Veterans' Administration
employees viii be retired today after
completing q combined total Of more
than 10 years Of Government serv-
Ice. They are;
Mrs. Ida p. Beiew. 1914 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, control accounts
clerk; Miss Carrie B. Gouge, 2l23
street NV. administrative service
clerk, and James @. Peed, GAS B
street NE, claims adjudicator,
reached the age Of 10 this month.
Mrs. Belew Is q native Of Lynch
burg, Va, and was employed In
1918 by the old Bureau Of War Risk
Insurance. 4 The bureaus functions
Evening star., 1946-11-30
Joponese General, Held
In War Crimes, Dies
BY the Associated Press

SHANGHAI, Nov. 3o.-Gen. Nao-
sabure Okabe, former commander OF
the Japanese 9Th Army at HankoW,
died Thursday OF q cerebral hemor-
rhage, it was announced today.
The 60-year-old general, one Of
the major war crimes suspects held
by the Chinese, had been charged
with responsibility for the brutal
Staying Of number Of American
flyers at Hankow.
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were absorbed by the Veterans ADJ
rninistration.
Miss Gouge, native OF Harris
town, H.. also joined the bureau in
1918, after teaching school In Illinois
for four years.
A native Of King George County,
Va, Mr.. Peed graduate from Massey
Business College, Richmond, and
entered Federal service in Decen-
ber, 1917.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
Firemen Get Stolen Drink

HAGERSTOWN, Md. Nov. so. (P.
Chief Of Police Max w. Rickard
said yesterday that thieves who
looted q cafe loaded three cases of
whisky into their car. had q few
drinks, accidentally set the car
afire, gave several bottles to fire.
men who put out the blaze, then
drove on.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
one Killed in Athens BIust

ATHENS, Nov. 80 ~ Police said
one person v askilled and II wound
ed last nigh, when unidentified per-
sons threw q hand grenade into an
Athens tavern.