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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
Atomic Bomb Doesn't Use
 Parachute

Aboard the U.s.s. Appalachian eD route to Bikini, Wednesday. June a -UP)-The Navy revealed . secret about the atomic bomb today-ir doesn't come down on q parachute.
 The bomb scheduled to be de- tonated at Bikini lagoon next Mon- day is identical with the bomb ex- ploded last year at Nagasaki, Japan. It will hurtle to the erth like any other object attracted by the earth's gravity.
 The Navy said that Japanese who claimed they saw the atom bomb fall by parachute at Hiroshima and NagaSaki were confused by para chute-suspended instruments de- signed to measure the blasts and take other, data. <
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26

There have been a number of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
'Fixer' Byrnes NeorAccord' For Trieste
 Behind ihe-Scenes
 Negotiations Appear
 To Satisfy Big q

Paris, June 26-(UP)-Secretary of State James F. Byrnes was re- ported more than satisfied" today with the results of private meetings in which he is trying to drive g compromise with Russia on Trieste
 There was a distinct impression that Byrnes was more optimistic about the Big 4" foreign ministers chances for success than at any time since the meeting began II days ago.
 Although the heaviest secrecy surrounded Byrnes' negotiations with V. M. Molotov, 1t appeared the two men were discussing some formula for internationalizing Tri- este for a limited number of years. This scheme was first suggested by George Bidault of France.
 Cruise Goes to Trieste
 A possible complicating factor in the Trieste negotiations was U. s. Navy announcement that the cruiser Fargo was nearing the Adri- atic port. It will join two destroyers CAACIC UO Uc O1l IIdIlQ II any JrOuOle occurs. The three warships com- prise the entire American Mediter. ranian fleet.
 GA Washington dispatch said
 the decision to send the Fargo
 was made several weeks ago,
 when the Trieste situation ap-
 peared more explosive. and ap-
 parently was never reviewed.) The daily plenary sessions dwin- lied to insigniflcance while the cru ,ial decision was being made behind ,he scenes. A full session was called for P. M. today, probably to clear away more minor matters.
 Byrnes was using the same smooth "fixer" technique he long employed on Capitol Hill. Before and after yesterdays plenary Ses- 'ion he talked at length with Molo- ;ov. then in turn with Bidault and Ernest Bevin.
 Talk Earnestly The American and Soviet minis CTS talked so earnestly that they delayed the plenary session for 8 |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
Drinks Water
Dv S. BURTON HEATH

Aboard USS. Appalachian, in the Pacific. June 26-(NEA). Except for the A-bomb, Gladys, the wooden pengium, is the best scientific story of our voyage to Bikini.
 Gladys is not a real, live pengium with white-tie-and-tails effect, but a little model pengium, about three inches long, and red where a genuine penguin would be black. She is suspended on a little wire frame. Put a shot glass of water in front of Gladys, or better yet if you want her to quiver with eagerness and go at her drinking like a Grade A dipsomaniac-make 1t whisky. (She isn't particular about type or brand)
 Gladys is the property of Don Morris, the Philadelphia Records science reported. She was Fath- CTS Day present to Don from his wife, which is how she got her name. That also is why Don refuses to permit us to cut her open and find out why she is such souse.
 Puzzled By Freak
 There have been A number of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
Army,Novy Map Drives For Recruits Armed Forces Hope Pay Will Attract
 More Volunteers

Washington, June 26-(UP)-Th Army and Navy today hoped tha pay boosts for service personnel ant new recruiting drives will eliminat any need for further peacetim drafting.
 Congress late yesterday authorized extension of the draft until Marcl S1, 1947, but it's members, too, hoped the conscription powers would no have to be used.
 The draft extension bill, now or President Truman's desk for hi signature, covers childless men 1T the 19-through-A age bracket. I supplants the old draft law which expires at midnight Sunday.
 Hope Pay Is Attractive
 In a companion measure, Con. greSS authorized pay increases o. 10 to 50 per cent for enlisted per Sonnel and officers.
 Both Secretary of War Robert T Patterson and high-ranking maya officers expressed hope that the new pay scale will attract enough vol llnteers to meet all manpowe1 needs.
 Tn swift moves to give the volun- tary program a chance to prove it. self, both the Army and Navy an- nounced draft holiday" during July and August. Both services temporarily had discontinued talk ing draftees this month.
 Army sources admitted that the draft could produce few men dur ing the next two months anyway. Selective service said it couG get no more than 5000 men month out of the 19 year age group.
 8OO,OOO Volunteer
 There were only 22O00 acceptable men in the 2O-26 age group and d4,O00 in the 26-29 age group, &C., cording to Selective Service. The Army said it was not interested in calling older men in peacetime.
 Army recruiting figures showed 100000 volunteers already have signed up in the most successful recruiting campaign in Army his- tory. Recruiting officers believe they can surpass the 1,070,000-man total set as the required strength of the Army on July 1, 1947.
 Army strength on July l, 1946, is scheduled to be pared by the dis charge program to 1,550,000 from it's wartime peak of 8,OO0,OO0. The Navy plans to have 558,O00 personnel by Sept. compared with its top war time total of nearly 3,500,000.
 The Army called conference of its experts on recruiting at the War Department yesterday to consider means of pushing a new drive
 May Shows Upward Trend
 May Army enlistments totaled 42,000, and 11,745 enlisted in the first seven days of June, the War Department said, noting slight upward trend.
 The recruiting program would have to produce 22,00O men a month to provide the 27O000 men needed to have an all-volunteer Army by July 1, 1947.
 But the Army was faced with the problem of the expiration of short term postwar enlistments, beginning in October. They are un- certain about how many of these men will re-enlist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
Bad Weother Moves Neor Bikini Areu
 Bomb Test Crews
 Give 8-l Odds
 Delay To Occur

Aboard the USS. Mt. Mckinley at Bikini, June 26-(UP)-Vice Ad. miral w. H. P. Blandy is not bet. ting but he revealed today that hi staff officers are giving eight to ont odds that the weather will be un- suitable for the atom bomb test scheduled for next Monday.
 Except for the weather, every thing else is all set for Operation Crossroads" the $l00,000, 900 project designed to test the Navy's strength against the most powerful weapon known to man.
 Col. William Blanchard, com- mander of the bomb squadron on Kwajalein, said weather may ob- scure the target from the air and 1t is very likely that we may have to return the bomb here because of bad weather.
 IntertrOpical Front Near
 "An intertropical front that has been south of Bikini now is moving into the Kwajalein area and will be between Kwajalein and Bikini around July l." he said.
 Good dropping days will be few and far between"
 The B-29 which is to drop the bomb will make one practice run over the target ships in Bikini la- goon. Then it must drop its bomb within three more runs, or return since escorting fighter planes have only enough gasoline for four runs.
 Blandy said today foreign observ- CTS here for the tests would not be allowed to see everything.
 Not to See Same Ships
 Foreign representatives will be allowed to inspect some of the tar- get ships in Bilzini lagoon two days before the test After the detona- tion they will be permitted to visit at least one thoroughly damaged ship and another with superficial damage, he said.
 They will not be allowed to in- Spect the same ships before and after the bomb falls, Blandy ex- plained. because otherwise they would obtain more information about the bombs power than this country is willing to disclose. No technical information will be disclosed after the tests because it will be a state secret of the United States" he said.
 Even if the test does not take place Monday, directors of Opera tions Crossroads believe they will be able to carry it out in the first week of July.
 Dud Bomb May Delay Test
 The only other factor which could delay the test is the possibility that the atom bomb will turn out to be 3 dud.
 The 42,000 men attached to "Op- eration Crossroads" are spending
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
NEW YORK, CALIFORNIA

For one scee in Easy Come, Easy Co.," Paramount created an entire New York street, complete with stores, brownstone rooming houses and noisy children. The lat ter. of course, were hired from Gen. tral Casting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
SHOE OUTPUT HITS RECORD

Washington, June 26 - CUP) = April production of shoes and slip pers hit record high, the Bureau of the Census announced today.
 Production amounted to 49, 100000 pairs in April, compared with 48,- 0OO,0 900 in March and 41,5O0,0OO in April, 1945.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-10
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL
ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on
the 5th day of November, 1916,
a municipal election will be held
in the City of Kennewick, State
of Washington, for the election OF
the following city officers:
City Treasurer, One Councilman
in the First Ward, one Council
man in the Second Ward and
one Councilman in the Third
Ward.
The election will be opened at
8 o'clock in the morning, and will
continue until 8 o'clock IN the ev-
ening Of the same day.
Dated this 9th day of October,
1916.
wINIFRED CAMPBELL,
10:10-l0:17 City Clerk.
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D acres, some grapes, asparagus,
hay, four room house, barn,
chicken house. About 2 miles
out, $3,675.
80 acres, 4 acres asparagus, 10
acres alfalfa, balance pasture
and open. S room house with
bath, two bed rooms, base
ment, hot and cold water,
lights house, barn, garage, on
school bus, mail route, $4,000.
IL acres all piped, pasture, good
six room house, full basement,
double porch, chicken house,
brooder house, good well,
$4,000.
30 acres, 81 acres irrigated, alf-
alta, good deep soil, 2 small
houses, barn, etc. $12,50O.
10 acres, asparagus, alfalfa, 4
room house, lights and water,
wired for range. Barn, chick
en- house, on oil road, $4,000.
% acres, 4 acres hay, 4 acres
cultivated, balance open. S
room house, barn, chicken
house, brooder house, $500.
New two bed room house, hard
wood floors, full basement,
furnace, fine location, $1,000.
6 acres, large house in good con-
dition, large barn, chicken
house, other buildings, $4,000.
Concrete block building just be-
ing built, also large corner lot.
This is a large building, 50x
100, fine location for garage.
This property with building
finished $4,000.
Two business buildings on Kenne
wick Ave. Both rented, good
income. Price $18,500, $1,000
down.
Large new garage building on
Observation-Disclosures highway,
About 500 #. frontage. Full
information at my office.
One of the best fruit farms in
this area, peaches, prunes,
cherries, apricots. About 80
acre tract, fine buildings, two
houses, tractor and all equip
ment. IF you are looking for a
real fruit farm come in and
talk it over.
Small acreage on highway, fruit
and lots of shade trees. S rm.
house, other buildings, nice
lawn, fine view, $4,000.
Four room house, will be fin
ished in about two weeks,
large lots, $4,000.
The only exclusive Real Estat
office in Kennewick.
K. C. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
Roxy Theater - Phone 2482
Notary Public
Kennewick Wash.
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FOR SALE: Cheap, almost new
business building, downtown To-
cation, 1892, standing on site pro-
tected by firm ten year lease. Call
Plat Ballaine and Sons, Phone
1891. tt
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.urrD: Middle aged couple
No. transferred to this dis
vish to rent unfinished
u.s. Property owners ourselves,
!" t.te GOOD care Of your home.
cu.sst Railway Express Agency,
Cn,"sd wash. B21tfc
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.,o,Mc EMPLOYED LADY de-
io 49, room and board or light
,.s"seIeeping room. Will share
nnsSsrtment. Will be willing to help
. In work evenings and on Satur-
W. ss,. with room and board. Phone
~ 28p
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rANTED: Housekeeper, must
lie children; home with mod
- conveniences. Pay Use per
ss,r References required. Adj
- - Box C care Courier-Reporter
26-28c
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FOR SALE: Electric hot water
tanks, 80, AZ, So gals. Phone
Pasco 81. Neon Electric Serv. 28c
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY KENNEWICK'S OLDEST
AGENCY

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY KENNEWIcK'S OLDEST
AGENCY
Three room modern house, 6
blocks from city center. Small
family orchard. Immediate
possession. S2500.00.
Fine, modern two bedroom
house with full basement. Coal
furnace, electric hot water,
laundry tubs and wired for a
range. SO #. lot with lawn and
shrubs. $6300.00.
Modern duplex in Pasco or
can be converted to three bed
room single dwelling. A we'll
built home in good district
with lots Of lawn and shade
trees. $6500.00.
Is acres in West Highlands.
Alfalfa, grapes and open land.
Several good buildings and
with small three room house.
Priced for immediate sale.
S5,000.00.
80 acres, two miles north of
Finley. Alfalfa, pasture and
open land. Has water right,
in addition to new well and
pump. Two good houses and
several farm buildings. Price
of $10,500.00 includes all farm
machinery and several head
of livestock.
We have a new listing on
lot 127 front feet by 210 feet
deep, located on the NE. cor
ner of Hartford and Avenue
E. This is an exceptionally
fine building lot.
Fyfe & Spaulding, Inc.
Insurance Agents and Realtors
Real Estate loans, Representing
First Federal Savings and
Loan Co.
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Complete line of poultry
equipment; metal nests, water
ers and feeders;
Starter and finishing batteries
Phone 1892
SUNNYACRES HATCHERY
Kennewick Avenue 22tf

We are now taking orders Tor
Portable Typewriters and Port
able Adding Machines. Immediate
delivery on some models. We re-
pair all makes adding machines,
typewriters, cash registers. Leave
word at the Courler-Reporter or
write Kinks OFFICE SUPPLY,
EOS West Yakima Avenue, 'Yaki.
ma, Washington. 34tfc
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800 Wanted y y u

,mrD: Woman to take COM
V,ste charge of house; private
ps and board and some compen-
nc a. children In school and
st, working. Saturday and
pJ.v off and can 60 home nights
= rIIse|red. Phone Ill or nights
nos.
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WILL TRADE: 1916 Chevrole,
pickup for late model sedan. J.
E. Lentz, Alt Adams, Richland. :
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wv amt Ads

FOR RENT-Very nice sleeping
rooms in private home. Clean,
comfortable, all new furniture,
quiet, homelike. See these rooms
Sunday through Thursday before
5 pm. Anytime Friday and Sat-
urday. Gentleman preferred. 915
Riverside Drive. 28-29-3Op
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FOR SALE: 1885 Chevrolet 4 door
seran, S good tires. Inquire cab
in IS, Campbells Cabins, Kenne-
wick. Robert Dickinson. 28p
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Courier Want Ads Get Rssulssl
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FOR SALE-Ten acres, good
buildings, South Highlands,
phone 1742. WI7-zSc
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FOR SALE: Car radio. Apply 80
Parkview Homes after $50
PM 28p
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FOR RENT: Stores or omces IN
Sportland building on the hish-
way; size 20x32 and 40x40, re-
spectively. VIII remodel to suit
tenant. Western Finance Co., 10
Ave G East, Kennewick. 16tf
FOR RENT-Cabins and trailer
in K & p Auto Court, opposite
Columbia Market on the highway
in Kennewick. tic
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FOR SALE: 1886 Ford radio, Gus
tom built, reconditioned and
guaranteed. Don Skirving's, IA No.
Auburn st. Phone 881. 28c
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FOR SALE-Two bedroom mod
ern house, 139 Locust Drive.
Phone 1887. Z6-Z9-SUp
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MAGNETIC REPAIRS
Official Factory Service for
Eiseman, American Bosch
Faipbanks-Morse, Wico
Don Skirving Phone 801
Site
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FOR SALE@Several tracts Of land
to be set out in fruit trees ano
grapes. Nurseryman's Exchange,
w. B. Saunders, phone 18x7, River
Road. 14tfc
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work. WANTED: Davenports &
chairs recovered; springs retied,
- spring units made for cush-
"a work guaranteed. Call Mrs.
Cooper, 893J, Pasco. 26-8p
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WANTED: Stenographer; good
: salary for one that can qualify.
vaeation with pay. Apply at Ma
st;mal Bank of Commerce, Kenne-
~ wash. 26-28c
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KENNEWICK Community Auc-
tion-Sales every Saturday be-
ginning at l pm, across street
from Farmers Exchange. You
bring it, we sell it. A. c. Anon,
clerk; Merel p. Russell, Auction
eer. Phone 1876. 28-30p
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FOR SALE-By owner, nice two
bedroom home, furnished. IL
Adams st. Phone 3417. 27-28c
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WANTED - Disabled vet wants
= painting and Kemtone jobs.
Phone 1886. Conner and Nash.
28-30p
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GUARANTEED REPAIRS ON all
makes typewriters and adding
machines. Prompt service. Pick
up and delivery. Henderson Or
fee Supply, Henderson & Brutz-
man, 306 Kennewick Ave. Phone
4441. LETT
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FOR SALE: Electric Hot Water
Tanks, thirty gallons. Neon FL
ectric Service Co., Phone Pasco
81. l4tf
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FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet 2-door
$4,000; Zenith portable radio,
battery and electric combination.
Apt. 1873 Parkview Homes, Kenne-
wick. I8p
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LOANS: Sales financed on auto
mobiles, trucks, and house trail
ers. Personal Loans. United FL
nance Co., 2151a Kennewick Ave-,
phone 82l, Kennewick. l7tf
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WANTED: General office work,
payroll accounting, bookkeep-
ine or tipping. Part time preferred.
Have had several years expert
ence. Phone 1887. 28p
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CURTIS Interior and Exterior
Decorating Co. Kemtone a
specially. Free estimates. Phones
1862 KenneWick-024 Pasco. Tsp
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WANTED: 10000 Deer and Elk
hides. We pay the highest prices
for number one hides. American
Products Co., East B Street, Phone
3755, Yakima, Wash. 28-35c
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FOR SALE: Office furniture. Tab
les, swing chairs, typists chairs.
Call Kenn. 1927 Friday. 720 Ave.
a. 28p
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FOR RENT: Frozen Food lockers.
Michener Bros, 424 Gum St,
across from Green Homes. Gus
tom cutting and wrapping. 22hc
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CONCRETE PIPE for well curb
ing-S6," a." and 49," Reese
Concrete Pipe Company, Kenne-
wick. Phone 1041. Site
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FOR SALE: Immediate possession,
modern two bedroom house.
New electric water heater, wired
for electric range, recently remod-
eled. Priced to sell. 1923 South
Fifth, Pasco, Wash. 28p
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Real Estate
FOR SALE

5 acres, some grapes, asparagus,
hay, four room house, barn,
chicken house. About 2 miles
out, $3,675.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-10

GUARANTEED Electric and Ace
tylene welding; tractor repair
work. All kinds. Richmond Inn
element Co. zetc
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FOR SALE: Delicious Apples at
my ranch az miles south on
Finley road. No wormy fruit.
Please bring containers. Leonard
Allison. 28-3Op
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WANTED: Pianos and band in
struments; will pay highest cash
prices. Roy Goodman's, 9O9 Riv-
eEde, Spokane, Wash. G26-29c
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FOR SALE-Blac mare, weight
1900 lbs, IL years old, gentle,
dependable. r. c. Hughes, Rt. /,
Kennewick, Ia mile south of Fin
ley Grange. 28p
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FOR SALE: 3 bed room home on
Mob Hill. Immediate possession.
Priced to sell, Robert ]. Alexan-
der Agency. 28c
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FOR SALE: Engineers tool chests,
$5.95 and $685.. Also Navy foot
lockers, 1895 and $3.50. Twin City
Surplus Store, 346 Avenue c.
Phone 1891. 28c
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FOR SALE: Orchard wood, roll
top desk, ITO gal. oil drums. Tel.
2132 evenings. 28-30p
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FOR SALE: Assorted sizes of wood
packing boxes. Good for ship
ping or storage. Twin City Sur
plus Store, 346 Avenue c. Phone
2991. 28c
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FOR SALE: One 800 gal. oil
tank, new, one 80 gal. hot water
tank for cook stove, medium size
coal stove, l hay knife, 4 sheet
iron wood heaters. Miller Auto
Court, $50 Ave. c, Phone 3711. 28p
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WANTED: Woman to take COM
plete charge of home. Can live
in or 60 home nights. Phone 1924,
Richland. 28p
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u .,ED to my place: 2 black
al, v.slem calves. Owner please
kwa a ior them at my place 1s mile
A. . OF Finley school. o. S. Nc
aS. 27-29p
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FOR SALE: Registered Hereford
boar. Seven months old. Owner
Jean Lampson, Rt. 2 Kennewick.
Phone 2748. 28p
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FOR SALE: Or trade, 1910 Buick
special convertible. Radio, under
seat heater, spotlight. In very good
shape. Call 1851, 1923 3rd Ave E.
Kennewick. --... 28p
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FOR SALE-l938 Chevrolt and
Raindrop two-wheeled trailer,
new tires on both. 1104 Van Gle
sen, phone 513 w, Richland. 28p