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FARM and GARDEN,

LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
teries; Residence grounds s specially; t Seed
sSn s9S rs%GysS; estimates trss At, $3.50;
VIM HINES. Brinkiow.' Nd. Phone
HiasHn FREE REMovAL, pruning spraying fer
tilizing. bracing and cabling. cavity treat
ment; fully insured. Call DU. 2ss2. 20"
Mowakb 0'eeos eo f2P
PFfLiAGsToNE WALKS and terraces. FIRE
@safs @ 1ees sfSssPS Phoas
lyons MARKET AND NURSERIES. queens
meats, potted plants; pansies. dig your own
and pick color; trees. weeping cherry, weep
ing birch. weeping willow; towering plants,
thing for vegetabla and flower gardening:
topsoil, COW manure, sheep manure; flowers.
annuals petunias, VeIbenas. scarlet sage,
spur. astors. snaps and al ether annuals
3Den syerE dSy tn ocTek
TREE SURGERY, landscaping, grading.
dseayed a sew manure tspssssil, shrubbeE.es
Lawn SERVICE. grass cutting, seeding,
Isril1ing pgaassing top soil in small lots
ROCKS easisIsS And ~ffIiAGsroNE. Are you build
sarden. folndations wholesale and re-
opoh Is f as aGo ns ssSk @ GM ss4 sas
ssss q ss Is s = Is ca
aSfss Stu 4sSa oatdoor plant
surely sui i than the house @ Itself. @ The pssser6s
one glance, not only the exterior surround
ings. but the whole interior and the oc-
ves as we d + you are Of the
best rlxRsig caied is esD1 % ana
Soa shsd Iae saa zsn 0
wide variety; evergreen and deciduous. ma
terial for screens, hedges; barberry, hem
beds; rock gardens, firepiaces: fasstone,
agivewayS aTPoTs tlellsss fences drain
compost fertilizer. makes poor soils good
tor
sn and a soa pan
TIN. + the s.rdsn esii It. 4ssS ior Zee
FoF sSG ssA.a sALEWs,rottsa q msnurs srounS
vicinity in 3-bag orders at S1.25 a bag.
TobiP SOIL, rich. clean loan, SIS per 4
DAVID l. KERR. 5400 St. Barnabas I'd. Sc.
lilies Of THE VALLEY, Sc apiece. with
MANURE, weli-rotted. i5 bus. for Sc. so: 10
BY SdNSs fog "a; 81 80: dsIiveTedi WA; 459s. 30
GEORGE DANT. 2729 BladensburR I'd.
For SALE, DAIRY Eau1pMENr-8ilk
iizer, cooler, extensions; 1 alfalfa drill,
wheat drill, all kinds of farm tools. $500
Branch ave. Sc, FLEISCHMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
MACHINES, typewriters, calcu

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors, office equip: all kinds; top prices paid
Eve. and Sun, co. 1925: week. DI. 1879.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu-
1at9Ts 5oTSh SHld ana rentes re
ANTIQUES. furniture. bric-a-brac. china,
Sess Cash rusi pTces psd Can
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects, bet
tsr.grade china and bric1s.brac in @ any
GRADY. GRADY NA' % a6so. A'e' 'eAss can @N
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
living room pieces. rugs. gas ranges and
once: once will pay highest possible prices. No
ea soasx MR. M diRApY' VA, ssso: leass 'a,, al
accessories bought at highest prices. BREN-
NEE, NIs[;cs sSy Pa saaE aye NV" OPP. Dept OF
cAMERAsMLeieas eaisfsf Iso contaxs, other foreign
Equipment. Also movie equipment. Come Come
Il NM Vs nj sas hsefis sain pF4i pq4
cAMERAHLeica camera. contax or other
10 Il to s at RE. a4S5 office. ' '-'A'
CAMERAS, pnoto, equipment both amateur
Horo fna sos 5sss M st. prizes ,neaS =
CAMERA WANTED: Contax and Leica, in
Soos sEFRz fS4stsn o4 S Sry st. nr a'k9f 81 S Ras
sssrsssssiss ssss s;!sss 'ts +:
ccLoTHiNGSMsns' and and boys; BOYS; Highess
Buzz P9 ss5s psra 1874 14ss Sc Nv WIN e.n,
ased Clothing. Harrss ytI'e ilss 7th n01 s. n nv
DI. 65ea Open ewes WI, cal!
e elg psf s men vsptsa W sk we gy Psy up
and wrist Watches, initial, birthstones. dh dis:
paid NEW YORK JEWELRY Co. ri
b6iiaaMssoNhbiss, 6ia ssohis and OLD sola, diamond x..ens.
sWRK. INC, ei4 18th NV. 81 b. s77s. ~
mattress We
c US fof heSsst prces MI ss
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
sstef sa todsS HSd Rises ms Grasp s9fs NA oRs s
DIAMONDS. GOLD highest cash prices
PAID Get our offer before sou sell
FGkNiTuRTMAil H hi Kinds ssS Of HOUSEHOLD goods,
china. cut glass. bric-a-brac: highest cash
prices; pA sao prompt s1urtssepss service. Can
M and NE ems eS1 furnishings Of all
removal s Ms. yERRY. TX. X ssos. 'i'n''
better grade of household turn, ONCE furn
and antiques. LINCOLN FURNITURE CO,
s, s97 ;; Pa; ave; NV. MA. 6529; eve. GE, 6447
FFu,EeNIIuRE1La F.,e amount used house;
evenings; Republic 367e. 80.
sGkstTekE' EYE. svess if apt is available VA "
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-Northeost

I.9 10th sT..sleeping room for ! or 2
men, twin beds, next to bath: unlimited
phone service, continuous hot water; $50
mo. for 1; Sc Wk. each for 2. LU. 6O17.
37O9 18th ST.. N.E.-Attractive rm. gen.
tismsn or or employed couple, priVste home;
1910 MONROE ST. N.E.-Newly furnished,
private home; buses at door: girl preferred:
SsS SS6a TH TRiN1nXn may eSnfldsT oHH DE os4S
newly newly furnished room, conyenient to trans
81 GIRARD ST. N.E..-Larse. furn. front
room, next TO bath; laundry .privil.; S35
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Young man to share
cheerful room, twin beds, shower, with an
DU 1722 after g., :
beds; for two employed girls, no smoking OF
drinking; $45. Err. 1910 after 5 pm.
teds; desire young man to share with
sno snSthss Mssg man; Avs 50 esch. TR. @ S5sl. "a
nonhousekeepins; rent single or double:
reas.; conv. transp.; $3.50 each. TR. 703C
before pm. p
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

S774 MASS. AVE. N.W-Young lady: va
cancy in large. newly decorated rm., semi
pvt. bath; S44 a month. 80
NEAR v. A. Unusually good meals
and clean. comfortable share room for
young men; SAT mo. 1406 18th st. NV.
LOVELY ROOM for 3 or 4 veteran stu
dents. single beds, clean, quiet house; ex-
cellent meals; garden, porches. S45 ca.
monthly MI q435 so
= LARGE TRIPLE ROOMS; l room, S4s
each; the other, S47 each. Phone Adams
COUPLE SINGLE ROOMS available;
good food and plenty; better hurry. At
SINGERS, 1909 18th st. NV.
COLORED-FOUR GIRLS to share very
large, newly decorated room: delicious
meals: bus stops al door; home atmos-
phere; S4S.50 each. AT. sl02 after 4 ?. m.
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AVIATION.

WANTED, 3 pilots. any license, either sex
to complete 6-member club on new
Aeronca. SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT, Alex
8342. 80
CUB, 40 hp. Call for information, sH
7700, Ext. 356, Mon. through Fri. bet.
8 and $50 o. DCVALL. p
new. .1946, on display
Civitan Charity Carnival 1900 block Wis
II. to be given away to lucky ticket holder.
FOR SALE - Fairchild. PT19A-NC51 5s2,
so hrs since major on engine, aircraft
and instruments, wings and tail fabric
covered plywood. equipped with Kollsman
directional indirector. Ship has ne9er
been cracked; RE. 2646, Ext. 2l0, betw
$40 and 7:30. -6
STINSON-IO5, hand-rubbed firish, wheel
pants, clean interior. receiver and trans
mttter. Call COMDR. McCRACK1N, RE
400, Ext 540S, or eve, UN. O69S. Il
Evening star., 1946-04-30
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

g GOOD RIDING HORSES. one gated
mare broke for women. Owner, Sligo 1906.
30s
PRIVATE SALES DAILY Of o5 head OF
work horses. From a medium-priced horse
to the best that goes. Some mated teams.
Pair Of good mules. / odd mule. all young.
Shadow Lawn Stock Farms, Gaithersburg,
Md. Phone Gaithersburg 40. All stock de-
livered at no extra cost. w O. DOSH.
2 THoRoUGHBRED FLLIEs. brown,
10 hands; ] black. 1872: ! halfbred horse.
See j., NJ: MELTON. Chantilly, Va. Hern-
don l6-W-12 3
RIDING HORSE, good shape, gated. Call
Spruce 0l25 any time, Il
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

your dogs. Boarding and grooming all
breeds. Week days. Falls Church .2440.
Eyes; and holidays, Falls Church 1886.
C.. 8. .MacKINNoN, 1874 Church walk.
Falls Church. Va. AK. 4083. 81
DOGS BOARDED-Newly const, kennels,
outdoor screened runways: special rates for
RSnss SGWsEdsss; AXIS rsF cookers for sale
BOARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
cats, week end or longer. Clean, sanitary
PiakSp servee
4215 Connecticut ave WO. O224.
tens for adoption by discriminating people
SH. 9247. %
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont.

BEAUTIFUL sCOTTIE PUPPIEs, 8 months,
males. Axe registered. 115l 45th pl. Sc.
BOARDING MODERN KENNELS. reas.
rates. 8 miles Peace Cross, Def hwy, see
sign Bowie 2641. 80
3 SPITZ PUPPIES. white. with black mark
BosroN ~fsf bull 'emasfs TsRRiER H. male male mos
old: Axe papers. Falls Church 23S9-M.
hound. Spitz, police, Dalmatian. Man
chester terrier, fox terrier, S5 each. to
people in country or who have fenced
Yards, 1 kitten, to give away. ia. 4434
after p.r, Il
THOROUGHBRED German shepherd
puppies, well marked for sale. co.
0575 before $50 pm y
WIRE-HAIRED PGPPIEs, SO: mother
Axe reg Call Sligo 9137.
MALE KITTEN, free to good home, pref
erably suburbs co OgS3 %
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ROSEHILL FARM, near Luray Caverns,
Va, and near the Shenandoah River; all
daily: open for reservations. Phone NE.
2146, AID. 1870, or Luray Va. 32-F-57,
Evening star., 1946-04-30
POULTRY 6 EGGS,

75 n. H. RED HENS. good layers, less than
l Ut. old, So ca. HY. 0007 after 8 pm.
80
BEST QUALITY N Hamp chicks, ! week
old: Sill so per 100: 2-week- -old Hamps. or
w. Rock. SIS per 100. Phone Hyattsville
0226. o. G. MAXWELL. Lanham. Nd.
ALWAYS home" .
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

BY TWO vETERANS-Rooul, must have
twin beds and private bath with shower:
downtown Northwest section preferred.
Box 153-C, Star.
WOMAN, Federal employe, wants room and
board in well-kept, refined, private home.
NV. section; nonsmoker, nondrinker; ref
erences furnished. Box 367-C. Star.
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ROOMS fvRhIsnEp-s.E. and s.w.

I20 18th ST. S.E.-Room for girls. twin
beds, adjoining porch, $3.50 ca; also S}ri
to share rn. with another girl. RE 73o4'
IaI4 18th PL. s.E.-one large front room.
$40 mo. AT. 1853 -5u
23s Ist ST Sc, opposite House Ofncs
Bldg dg.-Beautful front rooms. for discrim-
mating gentlemen; S35 and $50 single.
1880 E ST. Sc sleeping rooms. for
men, only: near. streetcar and busnnss
each. AT s643 =
1911 POTOMAC AVE. Sc, near Navy
Yard-Large front double room for cou-
pie, SO week; shower bath, inst. hot water.
1919 HILLSIDE RD. S.E.-Larse front
double room, twin beds, new home, no
other roomers: 2 men, $50 each. eau
DE 1894 i
COLORED-132 3rd ST. S.E.--Neatly fur.
ing; 81 week Call after 6 pm. TR. 5707.
Evening star., 1946-04-30
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

AND STORAGE. reasonable, care
full. will accept your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. EDEL-
MANS MOVING & STORAGE CO., ia.
YOUR BEST MOVE (by BAYNE g. SCATES.
INC C)-The best moving Job possible by ca-
fireproof STORAGE facilities. Phone Sligo
2777: nights. EN-. 1868. 81
BILLS MOVING AND TRANSFER co.
Insured, new eauipment: day and night
service. Call II. 5206. A.
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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ROOMS FURhisHED-Mp. and VA.

ROOMS FURNtSHEO-MD. and VA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rm., semipriyats
bath and phone. private family: sentle-
man only. CHI 5a49.
CHEVY CHASE-Twin-bed room in pri-
vate home, for young people; home privi.
SINGLE ROOM, private. family; prefer
middle-aged gentleman or businesswoman:
must have references; SS week. Phone
I'm o145 after u m Il
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.. B-1;
ROOMS FURN.-Northeost. tcont.) i.

KOVMS FUKN.-NoNHeutt. NNuB1sI.
1854 MORSE ST. N.E.-Large front bed
room for / or 2 men; $40 for or S15
for g AT. 1894. Il
CoLORED-I5 QUINCY PL. N.E.-Con:
venient to everything; 2 newly DECORATED
double rooms next to bath: employed girls
only; S25 per month each; no cook3lns.
C0LORED-I659 RosEDALE st ne
Front room for rent: one, Ss; two, $40;
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

COLLEGE PARK, MD. -2-4 rms for
Egyptian govt official and family. Union
4125 3Os
TEMPORARY HOME in Bethesda-sub-
let, May-June, 2-bedroom apt or equiva-
lent suite, by professional woman with
child lin day nursery. SCHOOL, consider
cooperative Housekeeping agreement; ref
erence. Bradley O007 40
Evening star., 1946-04-30

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-2 bedrms..
liv. rm.. kit. and porch: vacant: to close
estate; restricted bldg; 4th floor walkup:
LEROY GADDIS, Ma. 1277 or WO. 1881.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
2-STORY, AUNT BRICK APT, 1900
block Sth st. n.w.-This apt. is priced to
NO. 5O25. or Mr. Carr. Lu. $500 so
Evening star., 1946-04-30

oIpP oouppPPhes' pius cash. 1or car. NoVlNs;o aE'
cAMERAs-Used, in 1st-class condition,
MaR k9Rs dAEs tSH ss ExenzsG {sRz sas I2o IS SON
cHMERAs-Enlargers; CA Eia immediate delivery;
nRsSs "a eAMERx h2RE EsssEal e.
RSs dsssss#s as5 slide Rgg,sctezs,
cAMEkAsNExposure EN- IS; meters net; s. Tor immedi-
osf of deSssy MsTseFe AR shae Ds 51E Nsf
cAMERAsETrade- accepted for Leica,
MHledalist; Hle Speed GTaphie 3 Eolliefiex; y Super
CHANGE, i4io n. Y. ave. NV. ~ IS
iectors for sale: immediate delivery: your
NJ ssnRdRi acssR5fa SP faaf Tso 8
caMERAsM;TsephotS ZANE M g and aqsl,s ,
a2Ff ExeMxsd RsfS dksyfiGpe fS N YsoMs1h s7s v
CAMERAs-Argohex fash synchronizers in
ss 5Sha Tas sps Ae5y SoMMzRs ezMERA x:
sss f225 G aAnRRA aRf PFqEsn H&
eaAEfaIfpSds eeaaAAEfaa 4IFa ana ss sets for Jus,
Hsf EXGHANaE. asa sAts THO N 2. awe. NV. gia
| LclCd lGuSBS anu equipment II
stock and for sale. soMMERS CAMERl
EXCHANGE. 141O N. Y. ave. NV. 80
CAMERAS-Next shipment of Argof1ex du,
May 12: leave your order today; bring il
your old equipment for trade. SOMMERs
CAMERA EXCHANGE, 1410 N. Y. ave. n. W
! IS
HeT r'sfRfef Eastman taF and mo
eauipment; your old eauipment accepted
| in trade SOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE
| 1410 N Y. ave. NV.
CAMERAS, eniargers, projectors; complet,
| line OF amateur and professional equip
ment FORD PHOTO SUPPLY 500 I'll
CAMERA FANs-speed Graphics availabl,
| to ex-servicemen, essential users. SOM
MERS CAMERA EXCHANGE, 1410 New
CARD TABLES, 3-piece overstuned suite
kitchen table. cooking utensils, 3-burnel
lamp. floor lamp, metal cabinets. etc.
seasonsble. sIHf9a "Wednesday and Thursday. MAY
CASH REGISTER, National ,t3l; Just lik.
Sacrifice Sunday from go. Don't miss
329 H st. ne.
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RIVER ROAD

Miss Norma Monaco and Bob
Harper of Spokane, sister and
nephew of Mrs. Manuel Pardini,
were Kennewick visitors over the
week end.
Joe Carbonate of Seattle visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pardini this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Heater of
Clinton, Iowa, were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hen
dirk Saturday evening.
Miss Winifred Hawn spent a
couple of days last week with Miss
Margaret Smith in Pullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gravens-
lund went to Portland on a bus
mess trip over the week end re
turning home Tuesday.
John Peterson returned Satur-
day morning from Oroville, where
he has had his bees polenizing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schmidt
are in Seattle this week attending
the Ice Carnival.
w. O. Hawn went to Tacoma
for a physical checkup at the N.
p. hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Flesher Of
Ventura, California, called on the
H. c. Cranmers this week. Mr..
Flesher flew up in his own plane
and is a former Kennewick boy.
|, Miss Winifred Hawn and q group
of friends visited in Coulee Dam
and Spokane over the week end.
Paul Moore was a Sunday visit
or at the home Of his brother, Le-
roy Moore.
George Austin went to Seattle
early this week. Later his wife
and two children will join him and
they will attend the Ice Carnival.
II. F. Truhett and Steve Smith
spent Monday in Yakima fishing,
coming back with a nice line only
the biggest ones got away.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson en-
tertained group of friends Sat
urday evening. Those attending
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Skeen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McClendon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hackney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Supplee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Marsh and Charles Pet
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

1our aging car faces another sum-
mer of hot weather driving. and
it still must last you q long time
before you can get a new one. Now,
more than ever, you need to give it
the best Of care-to see that it Is In
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

View Homes Recreation hall on
Friday, May 10th at 800 pm.
Because of the generous comtri-
buttons made by the merchants Of
Kennewiclk, Pasco and Richland
it was not possible to award all the
merchandise at the last benefit
held on April %.
Tickets are available from the
members of the local and must be
purchased before attending the
benefit. The public is invited.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09
Spare The Grease
Spoil The Car"
Dealers Slogan

Doing a bit of paraphrasing on
an old maxim, Mobilgas dealer r.
L. Campbell declares that a fit
slogan at this time Of year is
"Spare the Grease-Spoil the Car"
And unlike the old sspare-the-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

knew how much
longer the war
would l a S t; no
new cars were in
sight; a n d gov
eminent officials
were warning us
that all cars in
use were old by
any standards and
must be main
tanned properly
at all costs.
"In the year
that has passed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

les develop, new cars become old
before their time, all for want of
lubricant. For that reason I am
not sparing in its use, and no car
owner should be.
I'm Summer-proofing we pre-
scribe the proper lubricants for
hot weather driving, just as we
urge change to right weight
crankcase oil"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

rod saying which
is open to consid-
cradle controver-
s y, tn is p a r a.
phrased slogan is
literally true" he
says. .
"Much damage
can result from
even lack of the
r j g h t k in d of
gr e a S e. Parts
b re ak d Nv n,
80 = ~~$
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09
relief isn't COM

Summer-proofing is the answer in
my mind. It fills all service re-
quirements designed to keep cars
in efficient operation for the
longest time"
v. Aman is driver of the flashy
Flying Horse delivery truck.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09
fabrication More
Important Than Ever
Earl Ludwig Says.

Last spring." Mobilgas dis
tributor Earl Ludwig reminds,
fabrication ana change of oil were
top service requirements. Nobody
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

erson. all Of Kennewick. Out Of
town guests were Mr.. and MIS-.
Brainard Murray Of Pasco. MI.
and Mrs. Ed Peddicord OF Rich
land. Lunch was served at mid
night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

Furthermore,
ing too rapidly.
Millions of these
cars must run for
several years yet.
T h a t certainly
emphasizes tn e
need for extreme
care. fabrication
is preservation
engineers s a y.
Then fabrication
today is more i'm
portant tn a n a
year ago.
WC0m n1ofo
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09
RECENT NAVY DISCHARGES

The PerSOnneI SepdIdCIOu OSu.
ter at the Bremerton Naval Base
has announced the following re-
cent discharges: Werner +. Muir
ray, EN- second class, 223 No. 18th
Pasco; Stuart r. Mullen, Y first
class, 414 No. 9th, Fasco; and Earl
Finley, sc third class of Benton
City.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

Federal Employees Will
Have Benefit on May 10
Lcal 1873 of the National Fedora
ton of Federal Employees win
hold a benefit party at the Park
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

DAUGHTER BORN - -
MIR. and Mrs. Bud Pierce are
the parents of a daughter. born
April % at the Pasco hospital.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-09

the war has ended but practically
all cars in use, and which were
considered old last year, are now
a year older!
Furthermore, relief isn't COM
Evening star., 1946-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STENOGRAPHIC and typing service. your
office or my home; Sl.50 an hour. Adams
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one except myself
VICTOR HANpELI. 1927 Eye st. NV.
TIE MsEAiSssff NATfoSAI 3; L METROPOLITAN Bank
Of Washington, Washington, D. G., Decem-
Shareholders of this bank for the election
OF, directors and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
bsnsns house On Tuasaas gsnuary
until pm transfer books viii iii Be- BE- closed s
1947, both dates inclusive H STOKES,
ACCOUNTANT Special security inc. taxes
filed. books started. kept part time audits.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20 30; 40 20 ef gai.
JuKE BOX available for booking, between
parties and special occasions. CO. o35o.
xogk REPRESENTATIVE for M the Kristss
SssT5f, SRs If viii cali on you. RALPH A.
NoTicE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the an
:,ual meeting Of the stockholders of the
American Security. and Trust Company
sane af sns year snd h Il a o
i transaction Of such M % other business as as viii
street and Pennsylvania avenue in the
City Of DIstref Of ccum
until twelve-thirty pm Due to this meet
ing, the transfer books will be closed st,s from
FREDERIcK P. II. siDboNs, Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF The Lincoln, National Bank of
washington VII be held ,,on on Tues Tuesday, y
for the election of directors and such
other business as may properly come be, ,
dore the noon ta oS opsn Bdoks go
transfer Of stock. will be closed from
5ts datss Is afs to NoR aaS
Ff FHE ASNuf NE 81 the share
holders OF The Columbia National Bank Of
nasssy viii jahaahs be held g. S4 Ss0'f IN ne
9th 9th floor Edmonds RuiidinF, OF 18th
datlng, agent.. the election Of directors il
phsin1ns ehs meeting IN may Albert E. YEATNAN,
fsrfisNIoN ATTENTION. BusrNEssMEN-The finest
Arms in Town. cali on Mr. ,Kipnis of. the
Atlas Agency for accountant, office man
ayers and bookkeepers. Phone Ma. 3S9s.
ACCoUNTANTt-All taxes, Federal ami
local prepared. Records installed and
maintained. Audits. statements, etc. Rea-
iovaRlf Wlf fs6fF NoT Br feSs debts
oontrs cted hy any one O her than my
self. PATRICK T. COOK, 1922 Livingston
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the share
holders of the Eastern Building &: Loan
Association of washington. D. G.. for the
action OF such other business as may le-
gally come before the meeting, will be held
at the Office Of the istti9n, Psnnsyl-
Washington, D. C., Wednesday, February
5, 1o47, at O'Clock pm. Polls for the
purpose of balloting for directors will be
open between the hours OF 2 o'clock pm.
and o'clock pm. OF the same day.
r. EDWARD EARLY, secretary.
Evening star., 1946-12-14
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION WOMEN. must be expe-
rienced on both ladies and mems clothing;
permanent position; excel I s&alary; & &depsnd- PEI q
asshf assssfsraNf NJ EuYERs H Is for various depart.
mentS; must have previous retailing ex,
shs AZ 6sns ee IAkgs6Rah AgR5 en-
& BRO. 7th; Sth and sts. NV. Ii
BEAUTICIAN-Sham manicurist and
salary and commission. ANITAs BEAUTY
BEAuTiCIAN, must be all-round expert,
o Cali ST 5000
BEAUTICIANS t2), salary and commission,
good hours. new salon in Silver Spring
snAUfY snl sh OPERATOR, all around, 1st
cures. RuDoLPH coIFFEUR. a6o4 Conn.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, specializing in ia
cials: will train or brush up, good salary
qualifying: qua permanent EMILE. 1871
BEAUTY BEAU MISUNDERSTANDING, air-con-
ditionesa shop; seed hours, good salary.
BEAUTY oPERAToSR for one Of Bethesda S
hoa4s Rssst sasps & 0a aEsb saIsy ST. SD sis
BOOKKEEPER, white, exp req; 20 min.
drive from WASH, room and board avail
able # necessary; good salary &c good work.
$50 pm Laurel sos. PADDOCK Ho-
BookkIFP1ER SO, 1lslsf1 9 wanted, experience not
eEs sEWNd Ss acHNa a H1sa eo s9a elf
BooKKEEpER for local Ice cream con-
cern. $1,000 yearly; 5la-dsy week expert
stating age, qualifications and past expert
ence. --4o