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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28
CALENDAR

March 26- Community concert
series, pm, High School audi.
forum.
National School Assembly, !
pm.
March 28-Army Combat film
1900 am.
April First basegall game
here with Grandview, $3.50 pm.
April 2-Tommy Simmelink
speaking on WSC for KRIS Sen
iors.
Junior Class sponsored Joe
E. Brown picture. :
April 3, 4, 5-Spring vacation.
April 9-Lecture, auditorium, 8
pm.
Prosser at Prosser.
April IL, 13-Musical Festival
at Ellensburg.
April 12-End of 5th Six weeks
Richland baseball here.
April Is -Sunnyside baseball al
Sunnyside.
April 19-Pasco baseball here.
April 23-Grandview baseball
at Grandview
April 24-Blind Spanish pro-
gram; donations in assembly.
Walla Walla Musical Festi-
val.
April 26-Prosser baseball in
the Lions Den.
Senior Glass play s.Brother
Goose" KRIS auditorium, 8 pm.
April 3O-Richland game there,
May 3-Sunnyside baseball
here.
May Day
May 7-Pasco baseball at Pasco
May 10-Award assembly at
2:3O.
Minstrel show, KRIS auditor
May 13-Chandler Vocal Re
teal, 8 pm. in KRIS auditorium.
May 17-Junior Prom; Junior
Senior Banquet.
May 19-Senior High Bacca-
laureate in KRIS auditorium.
May 22-Junior High Com
mencement.
Mdy ZO-0 Su1OT f11Su CON-
mencement.
May 24-Last day Of school.
May Is Summer vacation be-
gins.
What is Your Grsatsst Ambition?
To sing duet with Bing Cros-
by-Bonita Carlton.
Kiss Cornell Wilde Barbara
Grogan.
!, Lose a week end2Henry Ham
mack.
To be school Betty
Perkins.
Play bass horn in the Boston
Symphony.
To be lazy-Lillian McKelvy.
To be editor of my own news
paper-Audrey Carlton.
Run my fingers through Van
Johnson's hair-Betty Rutherford
Go to college at Ellensburg-
Margaret Weiggands.
Take Miss Popple out-Warde
FELTON,.
To kiss Linda Darnell, hmm
-Mendel Gragg.
To have natural curly hair
Ramona Potter.
To go to Vassar-Hubert Razor
To 60 to Cheney college and
give the boys a thrill.-Arline
Lundeburg.
Curly hair
Sparkling eyes
Parted lips
Emitted signs
(Cute dog (arf-arD.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

after spring vacation the dra-
r,atics class IS presenting pay
assembly to raise money for their
am ne. It will consist of a one
at play, singing, readings and
,eyeral numbers by the Girls
ace club. The price of admis-
I'm will be fifteen cents.
The dramatics class is also busy
,ehearsmg the Senior Play "Bro-
th9 Goose to be given April 26
4 the Kennewick High auditor
nm,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

Coast-to.Coast Mail
Eleven hour, nonstop, coast-to-
coast air mail service has been
launched by one of the domestic
airlines on its transcontinental
route.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28
On Being Late 10 Glass

Being on time In classes - very
important In the Kennewick Sem
ior High. II you are not ON time
Mr.. Don T. Coates either gives
you 3 per cent cut or he makes
you wash walls. One other thing
he makes us do is write q $50
word theme. He probably has
other jobs he makes Us do, but !
haven't had to do any other than
the above.
He's right about US being on
time to class though, because It Il
not so very good to walk into q
class room when q class has al
ready taken up.
IF every student was LATE to
class it would be quite q mixup.
Mr.. Coates would be very busy
writing passes and giving the 8
per cent cuts. So we all try to
make it point to be on time
to class, so our principal won't
have to write so many passes.
know Mr.. Coates doesn't like
to give 3 per cent cuts, hm-but
he hs to teach us somehow to be
on time to class. We should be
learning pretty soon. But I know
when I'm late, I always say to
myself, well, I'll sneak by his Of
flee and then maybe he won't
catch me, but he always catches
me. guess I'll have to be on
time after this. I hate to be late
to class but sometimes my lock-
er gets stuck. The reason I was
late was because I just fooled
around, I guess. But IN try very
hard to be on time after this.
Barbara Grogan.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

ny Club s go. ....
The Hi-Y, at the meeting held
last Thursday, appointed a COM
mittee to work on a social to be
siyen some time in the near fu-
tne. Hi-Y emblems were voted
o. to be awarded to the gradu-
atine members.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

Ho, hum! Spring again! And
wouldn't you know it? Everyone
walking around the halls in a
dreamy sort Of trance. But there
= cure-and not too hard to
ne. This Of course, is our spring
vacation. Beginning Wednesday
and lasting five whole DAYS!
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

The Senior Glass play Brother
Goose has been moved forward
to April Is instead of May 3 as
first scheduled. It will be given
m the high school auditorium at
- pm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

Aclss Cub
The girls in Glee Club are get
ting ready to 60 to Walla Walla
April a to the district music
contest.
Bonita Carlton is to enter in
The solo division as a soprano.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

I see no evil,
/ hear no evil,
! speak no evil.
Boy, am I a sissy!
My mamma told me not to
smoke ha ha hal don't!
My mamma told men to drink
-ha ha ha, I don't!
My mamma told me not to neck
-ha ha ha!
See the. first baseball game In
the Kennewick Lions Den, Mon
day, April l, at $3.50.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-28

March %
Banquet Is
|Giz'e,l for Boys
The annual basketball and
football banquet was held last
Friday night, March % at $50 ia
the new grade school cafeteria.
All basketball, and football boys,
as well as papsnts and business
people were invited to attend.
A much. enjoyed ham dinner
was served. Bobby Wyatt acted
as POSTMASTER. Mr.. Coates gave
the welcome speech and Jim Falk
the response. Music and enter
tainment was furnished by Lloyd
Miller, Kathryn Spurgeon, Mar
ion Routh, Henry Hammack. Mr..
McGuinness and Mr.. Belair gave
speeches. Miss Polling led in the
community singing. Wallace
johnson was named Honorary
Captain in football. Kenny Per-
kins was named as the most in
spirational player Of the football
team.
The Junior High basketball
squad reported a very good time
and dinner last Thursday evening.
The dinner was served by Miss
Wallis Home &c. class. The boys
present at the dinner were the
ten boys who went to Yakima
for the tournament. Mrs. Splitter
and daughter Rosemary were
guests. Some very fine remarks
were made by the different boys
when called upon.
Wilmer McKune was elected by
the group as Honorary Captain
and also as the most inspirational
player.
The group presented the coach,
+. p. Splitter, with silver bas-
ketball charm, engraved "Cham-
pions, 49,"
After the dinner the party at
tended the theatre in a body.
The entire Junior High squad
presented their coach with
leather brief case last Friday
during their Junior High assem-
bly,. This was presented by Will
mer McKune.
Band
The band, under Mr.. English's
supervision, has been getting
ready for music festivals in Ell
lensburg April - and at Walla
Walla April "a. Mr.. English said
the band has been practicing at
evening rehearsals and is work
ing extra hard and is progressing
nicely.
The Drum & Bugle enrolment
is filed to full capacity of 26
seventh grade girls. They are
getting ready to perform at the
football games next fall snd are
doing very well.
/ S-Q-U-E-E-K! It's the new
hurachas the girls are all wear
ing and we don't like them! It
looks like old man Suns coming
back again, so we'll girls Of
course) be. casting aside our faith
full knit sweaters and looming
new, crisp print cottons. This
year looks very promising for
new ideas and the girls are get.
ting off to a nice start.
Spring
When spring is sprung
When grass is riz
One wonders where
The posies is.
For one can't see
And one can't smell
And one feels
Just like !
For one has nose
And blows and blows
And one has eyes
And cries and cries
So spring amt so nice
For some Of us
Like those poor souls
With Sinusus.
And so, until next. time, we
leave you with Embers of Emo
ton, Your Little Firebug.
On 8o3n0 La3o 10 Class
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-21
Buyer Hesitancy
Already Forcing
Some Prices Off
Bobson Cites Drop
In Cotton Prices
In Woke Of Fish
by ROGER W. BABSON,
Copyright 1916,
publishers Financial Ruru,,
Bureau, Inc,

B:bSon Park. Mass. Nov u
Readers will remember my prcdic-
tium of August Ii that the price Of
fish is the bellwcther for commodi-
ties IN general. Within Il reasonabl,
time after the price of fish breaks
the price of cotton declines. To- be fol-
lowed some months later by decline
III me price OF cattle and other live
stock.
Certainly the last few weeks have
borne out the Importance of nv fore
cast. namely. Ito watch the price of
iiSh. when | released this forecast
August III the price Of cotton WAS
around SlH3 per bale. Al this writinn
II Is only about Sl5G per bale More
over. rs long as fish keeps poinu
down cotton will go down. Futher7
more. believe that before nor
inancnt turn upward comes the price
OF both fish and cotton will decline
30 per cent from their highs.
manufacturers who were HOLDING
cotton cloth FOR high prices are hur-
IleGly trying 10 unload since the
break III the cotton market Some
stores which have found themselves;
WIN inventories of cotton dresses
as much as 80 per cent over Il wear
ago VIII have Ia cut prices in order
Ia get rid OF their stocks. Although
mems cotton clothing such as pa
JamaS. shorts and shirts. and house
hold goods such as Shcetinc and
tuWcllnS are still scarce, the rcdiIc-
ton III the price of cotton cloth
should at least bring out OF hidinn
much al the poor quality war mcr-
chandlSc. This stock should sell nov.
at lower prices than the better quail
NY products which are soon Ia be ON
the market.
"ilhln recent months there has
pcch Il tremendous increase III sup
pics IN Inc fur industry until today
me wholesale market Is Glullcd with
!E:S. IN" end ni October saw some
al the 'lrSt big SlaShcS III fur prices
about 80 per cent. and prices should
continue downward in 1877. Wal,
untII next summer To- buy furS.
othSr iuNurN industries have fin
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-21

al! lett public antagCn;ero IN I,-r
prices. During the w,r c,orr,a,'n
p,o'i'S "cr" made ON costume iow.-
eilS. tounllcSS new mnnuf,c,,,ro,e
entered III" field. Today ,hev .,,o
o aMe" Wiih propl"m ior each lew
N"l ser expects sixteen In seven
~ o,hitrS more u week than no
VIZ ne!"ie the war. Wholesale icx-
S INVENTORIES are very Iul. The
s'''i" market Is over Even i'm Tho
,".e "I hlShCr costs, prices must no
WV Srto IL people are to he curo,r-
$50 W p'iE. Slower selling i'm nor
,:H' wines and nishtciub enter
".inI'eiit are rejecting buyer resis-
'''i'e. tipping is even Showing :, 5O
pc, CENT drop III some places
NJ OH industry. fearful of price
'"'S, would like 10 hold back cxceSs
ui"uuC'i"h Home heating oils are
pi't'lii"I ana II there is "A further
NV vase III these stocks we may OK
P'Ct cut IN price by next snrinu
.,"Soiihr stocks are higher than IN
i'fi' ilraNy fuel oils used i'm indus
NY ana diesel shipping are in GOOD
supply Tough lumber is in ini. SIM
ply an" more Southern pine is reach
lls INC market The price of n,k
flooring is beginning 10 slide and
some lumber dealers are even rn-
VciN!nS sales circulars from their
wholesale sources.
CHRISTMAS sales arc cXprcird 4,
De about 30 per cent higher than IN
I9+o. Many retailers. though. are
h"pIn& To effect Il clearance of ,brh.
remaining wartime goods in the holi-
Gay denand. Price reductions. ms we
near December 25. will cncu,ir,or
liiS clearance. Toys vii! be much
more plentiful this year but no; ihoSn
mace OF steel. The supply OF small
radios Is rapidly increasing and may
soon sell al "a dime u dozen" Be
tween ten and twelve billions more
were spent on non durabic pnrdS
IN me iIrSt malt at 1916 than would
nave been spent III 4 prCWar wear NJ
comparable income. ON durable
goods. however. less Was spcn, than
what might have been spent with
inc same income III u prCw.ar wear I,
VIII be interesting to see. when there
Is Il Eiurh greater supply OF durable
goods III the market. whether tho
pubic VIII again follow u rcuIlj;,.
pattern at spending i'll relation To- the
rise and TALL of income as IL did he
iorr the war. or whether consumer.
buying habits have changed for GOOD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-21
Delays In Benefits
Claims From Several
Causes Says Jordan

Delays III settlement: Q: claims for
government benefits which have
ocrn cNpcricn. ed by veterans III the
past several months can be atlriDu-
led 70 II number OF factors the Vet
Grams Administration is attempting
- remedy, Frank Jordan. Home
Service Chairman of tic Vance
County Red Cross Chapter. has been
advised by tho Veterans Adm!ni-
StratiOn.
Difficulty 81 assembling fall and
accurate claims information. cur
rent reorganization of the Veterans
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-21
AAA Elections vii!
Be Held December 7

Elections al IA ',..r;y ..,.d .'.',-
rniIy ''"n!iiI!iit'ititI 1" "T,'- ''IG'r.'
- vi l." h"ld "a D",'ur.,i . .u..l
'''' inhvr .. Walter =. Iii"hi. 49,.
'"I"tai! .inII''i.iI,'.i iuuIE.
'' Dec, iih"i :. !.,.in"ts w,Il unru-
~" ah't vel" "i communal, ,.iu-
"il't"iii":I ci''lui:, ihr-" committee.
mem ,Iid Is" alternate. I"i r.t'h ~
- rniiIiiI,IIIiiIr:.. l.h"S wIIl al" 80
Get - 'trhH.,i' amt al alternate L.
.Iil"nd III" county Convention "l !h'-
.riIli''i y, a. Winch lmu" lin' county
'.m,tnIii"" ~ tlr"" rrGui.,l iu'!.iht.
tat t"n .lt,InIi,-s HIll l." .lrCtct'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-21

current Veterans ADMINISTRATOR
ratings and are in constant iuucn
with the representative ~ III" w
"iii,es"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-21
BIRTHS
Janice Fave Glass

Mr.. and Mrs. Y. F.. Glass announce
the birth "i daughter. Janice Fave.
ON November 10 ~ Maria Parham
h"Snith!. Mrs. Glass Is tive former
Miss Helen Stokes. nf EPSON.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-21
Mary Ann IIanln,

Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Namm an
n"uncr the birth "l u daughter. MARY
Ann. an November l& II Lee County
hospital Sanford
Evening star., 1946-10-01
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

story brick Colonial home?-3 bedrooms,
: tiled baths, large living room, dining
room and kit. gas h.-w.h., full basement
with asphalt-tiled floor and built-in bar;
also full-tiied bath in basement; many
other excellent features. OIL. 3702, .3
BETHESDA-vACANT, 6-rm., 1-bath brick;
nice lot, full basement and garage; $16,-
500, Cali NORTHWEST REALTY. Oh.
iHlYSArTsTowN, on Rt. 24o. 1oh miles
large rms, elec., basement; no heat, no
bath; splendid location; lot 100x150, small
barn, chicken house; possessIe9ns 9s Fl M setsle e.
Frederick pike, Gaithersburg.t Md. Phone
300. Closed Thursday. II
exclusive residential section: oil heat: super
de luxe stove: refgr.: copper plumbing:
lovely, shaded, fenced lot. Substantial cash
1925. NORTHEAST REALTY. -
Evening star., 1946-10-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CHARLES S. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes II any sest5oa Of Wash
appraisal, With, no obligation. We have
w &c sR ssE sa s4 ans eenn s1s
IT, II pkoMfT Ea 2spa afEs1ios II. s to the sal. o,
your home. business or investments prop.
sas IEs .ss,. assl.o, :nse sos sss sSsth Capitol Ma
MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
esltsas,ssna. 2s1s wilson blvd. dL- OF
o1s o11ssl lisSgtxzzs isSgtxzzs Tor D. c. and Nd property.
a1 Y e. ssseF: ssss IN aasds :sI
sMfDxrE 1s';ns fss CASH II toi Tass your property
q se ess e sSeerfs Hs5zapd 5 Re- Or 1875 Ss
desperately Cali US for fair appraisal.
aass ions E5zs!as II hA 15fR' CO. siz
4 "a sMAni~' e:Koes h detached house in
Will pay today's market price, No obi
of yoas 9o home i s iss with asda e ae a
ESTATE. We handle D.; c.. Maryland
PT spa yEEni Wilt pEaaaE house To sas
~
Sc. Sc AID AND NE. PRoPERrY-we will pay
aasu n sssh QUICK ac T sato sell dGNN tGE y0s Mf
[ PAY CASH y for f houses, white Or colored,
any eondition. B. LISS' 1l05 'th st. NV,
BEi BEf6RE 6is YOU SELL consult with US I. Is
our policy te Ty TSrk S 5or sI yoIT best interests
bsdrm. meme; haxe SUB sass; very desper-
fts aFets To BuT Pei eeaa ssE direct
5 bedrooms. 2 baths. garage dependable
sssRs eh7s esn Chase sssS hd 4f e Box
5ssss 1h h faT =. neal all S cesH g. a Fl 8s
IMMHDIATE mi 1aStATE AcrIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients t,l4 At fnIl
SaNT sasGK e on sIa Room pafi HOUSE R prefer Pet
aE sai HAVE AZ ere1ssf SasH Gs rs
pEopsrtiesn What cn havf e',ots sen to
ME itae Gan 9S Sell 1onR osh HousE IL at NA its es
value today; Our opiIion sntsils 81 no Inli 1Sli-
Realtors test. 1857, 1919 K st. NV. DI.
WANTED TO Buy-sriek bungalow. North
WeSl ccCllul. FtcaoS BANS aSsatto' 40
GIRL GIRL DEspERATELY NEEDS or 8 bed
room home, in Virginia. Phone FIR. oS45.
WE DESPERATELY NEED 3-bedroom
bungalow Northwest D. C. or nearby Md;
prefer within 9 blocks of stores. AL cash.
Ne S9 by9EerS Ta waNT Ri 5S1s 5sPEsEpy ACTION. List
your house with us. Have cash BUYERS who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
/ Nv WANT II To Sis BUY Y FOB H CASH from. from owner.
p. G. or Md. 5 to 2 rm. house. sH.
PROPERTY OWNERS - Petworth and
Brightwood areas. We need your house t. to
SCI, to cash buyers 4;s Gst our q apprkslssaY1 ksY
REALTY CO., RA. 1900.
BETHESDA or 3 bedroom, from owner:
possession at your convenience. cau after
n pm, WI. 6497.
PARTY wants to buy from owner, white
or colored houses in any condition.; pay
all cash. BOZ 366sG. Star. 10
BEING EvICTED wish to buy direct from
owner, 5 or 6 rm. house, D. c. or MD.
IA. 1916. -
Evening star., 1946-10-01

CULOkED VEIEKANs-NeW semidetached
6-rm. brick. (Liy. rm., din. rm, kit, 3
bedrms and bath.) Auto. gas heat with
radiators. full basement, laundry. trays.
space for recreation rm., 7-cubic-ft. elec.
section; $4,000, on conv. terms; 1900
cash required. Call AT. 9o5s. -
COL0RED-VACANT, near Govt. depts;
down. S65 per month: move right in.
CHAS. l. NORRIS Realtor. 2135 Pa. ave.
CoIoREbD-IMMEpIATE POSSESSION. s
rooms: nearby ne. convenient to stores
and Transportation; terms. Call MRS.
Db ass RE oss semi
detached tapestry brick. 2 apartments. l
vacant: Oil heat; substantial down payment.
Evening star., 1946-10-01

BETHESDA, 4315 East-West hwy, blocks
Condition. G@i 5 years old: ) bedrooms, bath,
living room. fireplace, porch attached, din.
ing room, modern kitchen, lavatory on lst
in iII sarase; gas heat; lot 54xiso; bus trans
portation at door; occupancy with deed.
asRaE shsNn p 0Hz W. sss
large living rm. with fireplace, large dining
rm.. kitchens, big front porch, 2-car
VIZ vssass MAI M4RTIN T1ssn NO aoaa sI4i Til pm
is-story asbestos. shingle, bungalow:
gas gas Stove STOW and refs: e.h.yh:: small base,
ment. unfinished attic. hoored. that can can
make one S, or tTo Ss extra sra bF to Base
conv. CON- to ' store and school, with this price
sleeSo shs SSneF seaoo x iassds fss trust St hls
per mo: that's all you need, So, 100 cash.
can Mr.; Magic or NJ; P,shl, 2N N HyAuodES5- aoE5
sHsSl; BRICK Wi nBuSGxLow, silver spring--In.,
vestigate this desirable home: transp, at
sive lot and many advantageous features,
including reasonable price; OIL. SIo!, Is
CoLMAR MANoR-Ise, home, ideal roT foT
ost osIy Inc Inc iss lse 1T. a0 rms and ATTIC
Easement With 6ash' nice bath e. and shove.
~[~Sy
S9Go Sa1s sas9aSsq 4 Isrsonssts sts eRaAr
ERN REAL ESTATE 471o Annapoiis To''
RlsSs1Msnursp RRAkGMH spakk, Md convenient to stores,
transportation, schools and churches; =.
room and bath frame house in excellent
condition; large living room, dining room.
kitchen and summer kitchen on nrst moor;
8 bedrooms and bath on second hoor; slate
roof, front and rear porcheS, full oase-
ment, h.-w.h., large shaded lot, garage;
make offer; terms; possession at settle,
ment For appointment to Inspect call
Mr.. Tarver, 81. $500. with e. s. PRICE q
f0;s IS ;sMAhhTiHERsBuRG, Mhi HsEaRsssBuRG MD.-s rms. and 2
baths: FIRST Ar. liy.. rm. with fireplace,
bedrms. bath, kitchen. dinette, inelosea
rear porch: second fir, liv. rm pedrms.;
bath, kitchen and dinette; also nnlsnea
rms, in attic; hardwood noors, hot.WateI
heat, coal furnace; laundry TUBS, garaee'
lot 52x210; house about yrs olo. Lo-
GsatiilihersSurg: Gath 400 f. from Route 24o,
a R & % 8. station station. This This property is now
rented as 2 apartments: price. Slb.60O:
terms. j. 6. KELLY, Exclusive, Agent. or
g. :. Hurley, Brosius Bldg. Rockville. NO
HSoTHER SThiE po Coon BUY-Brick bungalov IN
CasteI Manor; 8 bedrooms, screeneo-ln
Side porch; absolutely must be sold tmlne-
diateiy; is priced accordingly. OF. o7aVI.
|HYArrsynIE-aood BUNGALOW Of s rms; !:
good conv. location on transp. 70 MO. y.
and downtown p. only SS;9oo easa;;
Evening star., 1946-10-01

-
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Ian CO. ,o,I:1 s;rp; T.. brick ass
Of the cleanest homes In this vicinity; z
bsm hsa m9asTa ea h sss g. so
Gho. ensil f. 4 Sim WILLIAMS co.-1ndisn sprinsw
aasd N sssnH eesTnaif q sskd
rm, den, finished ATTIC; very moasrn; ,19I IqII
bsnt; with oil lohs heat. Call Dieudonne un'n
GEo. Il. WILLIAMS Co.-silver sprins.,
sf Cane Cod sn1sabUX bSn rps esras a st ss
sids Sst. pGsSa Wis sss Sss Ssshs
9sDdGhns 9Eo r. wIAms Tnil g9 corseoa. 81 seos rsrs
fIs1 sts Sc
ssssy sss Asi5 ~ $
Ss repads srieh an T. II: nSs fs y b.das wig
s!3fS S.:s: 3Ss IN s.5s e..
Iseated lgs ios ~. s %ss
Pse ..a daa sa 5 Eli Iii hsss ,u Tsff Sst ss sss
saaeaSssS sssslsIasns, sssaasn, 81. g. sSoS s,s
SE9 Ip II ssdr5 ssIsk. v I AIR. aDrins a.
Si Saiit-in gar. fuIl bsmt:. s:a;,:sis heat; ;,,a |
Of Silver Spring, must see to appreciate.
sho fss.5 i WMEixMs GO @eo7A..sssss,'y. s,, e5iss 5s
iiv. rm., dinette, kit, bdrms.,. tiled bath.
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back porch, awnings. storm windows; ne4f
schools. stores; house In excel. cond. Pets
ton, 81. 3002. E2
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