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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EACHANGE 1-room furnished apt.
n:Sed 'eF uaiaHshedR lPH sR'@sn' Boa s2s tar
VETERAN, wife and child. desire to ex-
sa2a sP' M eg3
apt, in Chicago for 3-bedroom apt. or
EXCHANGE I-bedrm. apt in Arlington,
vs,; Va; for OH 6edrm be- aJS in New York City sec
WI SntuEn: H. apt n Z, G, downtown sid. Drefd,
SEw YORK, Washington, 4-room apt.
Bay, Ridge, Brooklyn, in exchange for apt.
or house NV. section. Chevy Chase or
porch and yard for unfurn. house. CO,
EXCHANGE 1-bedroom duplex apt. with
porch conVenlently located for 2-bedrm.
NEW new YoRKwAsH1NGroN swap large
rooms roo bath, KITCHEN, furnished. service;
spa apartment IN Washington. D. c. Box
WILL EXCHANGE 1st-n. 2-bedroom apt.
duplex apt. near 18th and Randolph for
l-bedroom apt. in modern bldg: Washing
ton, D. c.. NV. section. EN-. 9191 after
WILL EXCHANGE one-bedroom apt. down
town tor unturn!shed two Or three bed
T0fn aavE fopse sBEpRM q fG E1 aSufs esso apt in
furn. det. house in Wash OF vicinity. Call
Is eT S5e1 EEi ifbSs1 house
ssps- ss- s or house in efeVeIsnd. Phone 81 III
WAsHINGToN-NEw YORK 1-bedToom
apt, Arlington, Va. Is min, bus downtown
Yo4h WahoFtGn oE snd5s 9B 0E Cali 9frm M ss aR NeS
New York, s5 Boulevard Ne IS s1i5s o eio IL III
sess Back s yf sm soS ut g s9cP
s-6sth b det home in NV VI DIST ST. co. 4sss
NEW YORK K-wASHINGToN-o N.
Y. C, furn. apt, Riverside dr., nth st,
rms, 3 baths; want furn.. 2-bedrm. apt
HGGHs lss} Ssh ,;R!s Mite IN P5'Pas2R
GxCHANGE New YORK for Washington,
IN NV Washinston couple. no children.
f0f HAVE IVES stsI bedroom. 1st-aoor apart- apa
L, Martin factory. rental, Sb7 so month
will swap my occupancy for 2-bedroom
and Or VIII psy m baher aeaT 4en n Wass
ington area a. cail Mr.. HILDEBRAHD
WAsHiNGToS Vhssfiis1 ron FOR r1rrsBuReHIwam
exchange 1-bedroom apt in Arlington for
WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedrm., 2-bath apt.
Norfolk. for same apt or house D. C..
Alex or Alex. suburbs: no children Phone
WAsHINGToN-NEW HING new YoRK-Exchanse s.
room room aPS,' pS saoi' nx' for same in New York
EXCHANGE unfurn. 2-bedrm.. apt. CEN
trally located, $40, for similar apt. or
2,3 bedrm house, eonv. 10Th st, bus
BEDR% ME.fs RSk iSM sRiek stsT o ss5 Hystts1ille
for house or spt furn. or unfurn,; Va.
2-BEDROOM APT, Naylor Gardens. ne.
for to 10 room house, D. C. Box 20
EXCHANGE 3l2-room unfurnished apt.
ne. rental S6250, for 2-bedroom apt. or
WasfHrNGGTHoNi FOR DErRoIr-unusuany
attractive, cool 2Ioedroom apt. with pri-
or small children. in most desirable resi-
dental deyeloIpment, = minutes from
house or apartment. in Detroit, suitable for
children, in desirable suburb or residen-
tial district. Temple 9292 or write Box
222-R. Star.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

COLORED-2O4 ID ST.-Man TO share
room with another man, Ss week. or Q men
S5 week each. Convenient to transporta-
ton. Ill
CoLoRED-IT35 ST. NV. Apt. >
Nent, clean furnished room; refined mar
ried couple preferred; So week O.
COLORED-iU36 PARK RD.; several COM
fortabl. rooms for single and. married
persons; 81 30 and So weekly AD 1868
PARK Road HOUSING co.
COLORED-1714 18th ST. N.W.-S5 so
week for employed girl. 10'
snare room e2 one aaih 4essa mi Mwhsage 10
with. another girl: cooking laundry and
telephone privils.: S5 week. Call NO s429
CoLORED--41S IRVING ST. NV girls
TO share twin-bed room; SIS per week each.
ia. 6267
nished room for = men or couple: no cook
ing; S5 each
18th ST. NW-share
furnished room for 2 gentlemen, $5 each
per week. AID. 1882.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-kortheost st.

2 windows, double bed men preferred;
sh9wer and tub $3.50 per week. FE a617
Iai9 OATES ST ST. N.E.HNicely furnished
front front room. new furniture: no other room
1900 IRVING N.EmnDesirable furnished
N. Ing Or sd5rinkins. pc, 1858,
2 EMPLOYED girls; $50 mo. Ii 5037. after
2s1I NEWTON ST. NE, Woodbridge
block r. I. ST. car; laundry privileges, home
Gov: employed girls; $40 each month
Sc sH Eas4 stsf GAfir6I a,isF IL srRoom for gentle
1905 Isth sT. N.E.WLarge. 1poo conf. rm.;
twin beds; cross-vent.; l min. to busline,
Tfed f6ih AVE. afs sfStio Ap Ers e22o or
mother Golid and daughter $50 for ], $40 for
ais g. M MoRRIs Ii 81 PG. TO- N.E-Larse, double
room. twin beds; sl2 per week. AT.
sos stth FL. S:E, River Terrace-Re-
stricted area-Furn. room. next to bath;
euse eEt h9ms 20 s1ndTy Tsaed nd gh k pyo
S1o Z. cAPIToL. Apt, 32Young lady to
living room privileges: SIS. Ii. Il7e after 6,
sss s1ms Ist sx P5 l. bsb NEaarss 1d4 in
S sSs5 bIHISE L5f. SIN sse double a @ so
rs SHERIDAN ST. NE-Double sleeping
ssos 10Th ST: In 9E-Eaage Tar sinS front room
next bath c spits6s for = tranSp
si6 EvAETs ST. ST. N.HoFufnished e. su22i room room
poFtation; ' SO weekly. Phone No. sII 5sii.
4O2 ST, N.E.-For men only: nice
each week; no drinking or smoking. 10
i3,ii 1891 EAST CAP sT;IELargs front room
IiI5 44th ST NE.-Double room, couple:
pvt home; S35: everything new. AT. 7l39.
eo7 B ST. Ss;E;MrwO - sleeping rooms; eonv.
@952 caRL%iHoS AVE. N.E.-Double room,
private home. 2 girls, twin beds, laundry
privileges phone; So each per week. NO.
1906 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Double
ii ST. Ne; Apt. i0-Laree front rm.,
Sd1 an1 @ no linen me see bath single
cofoREDsis66 COL GtK M 0 ST 81. S.E@Large furn.
room for men or married couple; no cook
coLoREDsao sseh EYE ED0sz 81 IN Nn@tarse efEsoh TS
db!e. front rm;: lst fioqTi bath same floor,
6oLoREDEsis isnd ST. NE.-Front
1904 9th ST. N.E-Large double front
room, private home. S25 each. HO. 6379.
3s BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Twin bedrm,
furnished. convenient to bath and transp
i4s ss mo abREI isT pfn PI NEsisse e. gsSs room in
home. < week BLOCK Iline
"' 1oso Goth ST. NE. MI. 1898: front
lines; refined employed cpie; with h?ne
1881 ist St ST. N.E.STwin beds. gentle
iIia OWEN PL. N.E.-Lsfse front room,
sach da aF FR 1855 WeekdsSs a. per cali
Is YOU sT. N.E.-Larse, comfortable front
ad'0nns PATH
So SO each per wk Adams os7I.
1881 f ST. N;E.-Lsree, front room. suit;
able for for , girls So each per week. Call
BRENTWOOD TERRACE. 1891 Montana
ave.--Room, suitable for >, $50 for /, or
5oi7 ouARLEs ST. NE.-veteran will
itsd itsedd phone; garage free; no restrictions;
isis ISL eEaSi EAST cAPi9oL cfTog sT.-Room for rent
in new apartment. neat. refined; would
prefer a, Professional woman. Price. $50
coLoREDno co m 'siH au1NcY ifI~ RI. 20 Nh girls
TO share clean room with double bed
kitchen and living room privil.: $50 mo.
C0LORED-iI0 DIVISION AyE.-Nicely
furnished room for congenial refined
couple; must be neat around home; IN re-
fined modern, suburban home: home
privileges; S12 week: transportation l
blk. FIR. 10ls any time Sunday, after
T2O N m weekdays -l2
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APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHEp.

2 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, quiet. gentle
ladies; no cooking: S45 for l; $50 for 2.
AID, 1855. Box l15-S, Star.
2-BEDRO0M APT, large living room, kit,
dining rm. and bath, 7 closets: best W.
location; rent Sl25 month. Will EXCHANGE
for house give size. location and price.
Box 453-M, Star.
BIZ UPSHUR ST, Mt Rainier. Md
rooms fer light housekeeping; oil heat;
c W: laundry privileges; use of unlim-
IIN 4GRI
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
Advertisements where a. Star box num-
ber is used the general location may be
cases The Star will secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1946-03-10
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room and board for
self and daughter, age 9, for three to four
cuately for good home environment in
private family where proper care Of child
is assured suburban area or house with
grounds preferred Box 3-S. Star l0s
RIM. OR RIM. AND BID. for young man in
vicinity of Goth NV. between Pa. ave,
Consti. ave. Call Bowie 1875. 10'
SINGLE MAN, with private Protestant
family, vicinity Navy Yard. Box 422-R,
Star TO-
QUIET GENTLEMAN wishes room and
board in refined Protestant family. Please
give details Box 221-R. Star. TO-
LADY, employed, desires large room with
board in private Protestant family. Sc.
QUIET, REFINED GENTLE GIRL, secre-
tary. desires room and board for $50 mo.
in Chevy Chase home for 3-4 mos: expert
enced in child care and as companion; eX-
cellent references. Box 9S-S, Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

EAST RENTAL AGENCY"-COLORED-
Attention home owners! For dependable
tenants, list your vacancies with us for
quick results. MRS. EAST, 1911 18th
st NV. call NO Q2na :
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APARIMENIs SUBURBAN.

MODERN APT rooms and bath, 20
miles from Silver Spring: garden space.
fresh milk and eggs available; couple with
WILL SHARE APARTMENT with another
gentleman for 3 months. Call CHI O6l2
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

2If 7th ST. Me- apts., fve-rm apts,
l four-rm. apt; must sell; make offer for
all cash. Mr. CLARKE, DI. 6351 IL
8-UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE in the 900
block OF G pl NV. Property contains "a
rooms, baths, 8 refrigerators. stoves,
h.-w.h., fire escapes, separate gas and cleo
trio meters, and can be purchased for less
than times the annual income. ABC
REALTY EI & DEvELoPMENT co; 1926
and sado suns; ., oc OR 44 s422 q Exclusive: -12
Coco, investment, 4-family nat. Sl56
month. Price, s17.500. Call EN-. O912.
18th ST.-Uptown apt building. so units,
ranging in size from / rm, kitchen and
bath to 5 rms, kitchen. Q baths and porch,
in modern fireproof building; gross rem
tails, $4,000; ideal for conversion to apt
hotel. JEROME s. MURRAY. 1881 G st.
nv BE, 2460 or MI. 1929. 10
GEORGE H. WILLIAMS Cos years old.
4 apis Of bedrooms, living room kitchen
N. H. ave. Ex. 5692 Mr.. Bell, AT. $3.50.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS co.. apt b!dgs.,
4S units; annual income $4,000: near
Shoreham Hotel; price less than 7 times
annual rent Call Mr.. Helm or Mr.. Bell.
8 UNITS; Girard st., Just west of i4th.
VIM. J. MARTIN. NO. 214I till 9 p nj
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
FOR SALE, East 5Oth, New York City.
bath, 5000. Monthly maintenanca. Gms' ss5.
1. T. BARTLETT, Mansfield ave, Darien.
Conn, Darien 5-OlSO
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

s6I6 PTNEY BRANCH RD., Silver sprin9,
Several rooms available
rom IS Phone al, 2213 10
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

VACATION In Florida. Desirable bedroom
apt. on. Hollywood Beach, VI block to
ocean, close to stores and trensp.; avail
able April /. Give telephone number in
reply. Box 449-M, Star. --l6
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

PENNA. HARD COAL, stove. chestnut, pea,
huckwheat; Pocahontas, egs, stove and
chestnut. RA. 3015.
PIERsoN. the woodman, Ashton 3s2s:
fireplace wood and kindling; good weather
is the time to prepare for next winter S
uncertainties; prompt delivery and storage
available now. PIERSON. Ask operator
for Ashton 3S2S.
full cord, $50: half cord. $1,000; immedi-
ate delivery. Call WI. 0695.
FIREPLACE WOOD-High quality: full
cord, $40. ARROWHEAD FARM. 223
OAK FIREPLAcE wooD-Finest quality,
generous measure, cut to your length and
delivered, S22 cord, S12 "a cord. 1916
Bryant st. ne. NO. 0660
ANDlRONS, f1re tools. screens and all fre-
sROMWELL. 723 18th st NV ME- liza
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TABLE BOARD,

TABLE BoARDERs invited by week, select
downtown boarding house. 1917 Rhode
island ave, NV, NO. 1925. 10
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

COUNTRY BOARD FOR COUPLE. II mile,
from D. C, east; all conyeniences. Cal
Bowie 1915 10s
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21
Mixed BOWLING
League Starts

A four-team mixed league got
under way Tuesday night at the
local alleys with two teams TAX
ing three games. The Lucky
Strikes topped the Sad Sacks
while the Dubbs measured the
Champs. Bob Bartrom topped
the individual scoring with a 208
game and a 486 total.
BY virtue of a clean sweep In
Monday nights bowling encount-
er, the Printers moved into g.
way tie for second place with
four wins and five losses, along
with Little Pasco and City Mar
ket. The Roundhouse Gang con-
tinues in first place with six
wins.
Ford was high man in both de-
partments with a 220 game and
546 for series. The scores:
City Market: Dague AIS, Dunn
my 378, Ford 546, Pasche 1856,
White 367, total 2082. Printers,
Scherger 343, Reed $40, Rector
437, Dummy AT, Tuve AGA, hdcp
234, total 2265.
Little Pasco: Dennison 378, Da-
Wis 352, Huckey, 324, L. Won Sag
germ 453, Lovin 4444, hdcp 204,
total PISS. Roundhouse: F. Won
Saggern 426, Sutton 452, Dummy
32l, jackson 467, Rutt 449, total
2ll5.
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Q B IT u A r Y


John Nimrod johnson was born
Sept. "a, 1867 at Rockford, Ohio,
and passed away at the hospital
in Pasco February Is, at the age
of 70 years.
When he was 81 years old he
moved to the state Of Washington
settling in Wenatchee until 1925,
when he moved to Moses Lake.
In 1881 he moved to White Bluffs
and he was one Of the evacuees
from that district in 1943. Since
leaving White Bluffs he has made
his home in Hover.
MIR. johnson was q member OF
the Finley Grange and the IOOF
lodge OF Kennewick.
He is survived by one son, Rob-
ert B. johnson Of Wenatchee, 8
brothers, Oscar B., and Wilson S.
johnson of Ensign, Kansas and
William w. johnson Of Hot
Springs, New Mexico. One sister,
Mrs. Mary e. George Of Kinsley,
Kansas.
Funeral services were at the
Mueller chapel, Saturday, with
the Rev. Clark Smith Of Finley
In charge. The body was shipped
10 Wenatchee for burial.
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of Sunday schools. Sixtee n
schools of the city are participate
ing and the plan is working
smoothly and agreeably, it was
stated. Three full time teachers
of religion are employed by the
Council Of Churches.
The meeting was preliminary
in nature and intended as a means
of bringing information from one
of the successfully operating plans
Of the state. Much time was Civ
en- to discussion Of many angles
of the plans.
The school board and admins
tration of Richland has already
taken some steps towards forma-
ton of such a set-up in connec-
ton with churches three.
Several Kennewick people rep
resenting schools and churches
were presnt. The matter is still
in the discussion state here and
in Pasco.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21
Finley Notes

Mrs. Harvey Galbraith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Coan, is
quite ill from severe sinus and
complications resulting in tenn
porary blindness.
Boyd Coan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. o. Coan, and brother to Mrs.
H. F. Galbraith, arrived from Port
land last week to assist with the
farm work.
Miss Dolly McCalmant was an
overnight guest at the Ramona
Wyman home last Saturday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson, the
Spencer Corsettier from Walla
Walla will be at the New Psaco
hotel on March 1-2.
Mrs. John Smith has been SUBJ
shutting in the Finley schools the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Crawford of
Pullman spent the week end with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lalk and
children spent several days at
Weiser, Idaho, this last week.
On the fourth Wednesday
pollock dinner is to be served at
the e. L. Slocum home, for the
grange.
Finley grange will meet Friday
at 8 o'clock, Feb. 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Putnam
and son Larry and Paul Lande
Of Portland, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lande.
They returned to their home Sum
day.
Sgt. Ray LaRue, who recently
returned from more than az
years In India, received his hon
orable discharge and returned to
the home Of his parents.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21
Marriage Rites
Read IN Montana

Lola Watson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Watson of
Hamilton, Montana, and Loren
Cheney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Cruzen Of Pasco, were united
in. marriage by the Rev. Eward
Marx of the Latter Day Saints
church at the J. Blodgett home
in Hamilton Sunday, February II
at 2:30 pm.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
pink, two-piece suit with black
accessories with a corsage Of
white roses.
Mary Watson, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, wearing
a corsage Of assorted sweet peas.
The best man was her brother,
Rex Watson.
The groom's mother, Mrs. r. A.
Cruzen, who accompanied the
young couple to Montana, and the
brides mother, wore gardenia
corsages. Mrs. Blodgett played
the wedding march.
A wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony at the Blodgett
home, complete with huge,
beautifully decorated wedding
cake. Approximately, 80 men,
bers of the family and close
friends were present.
The bride is employed in Pasco
At the Army Service depot. Loren
is a member of the KCR staff.
A veteran of World War II, he
spent two year, z months in the
service, eleven months in the
European theatre of operations,
serving with the 87th Division of
the Third Army as infantry COM
pany squad leader. He received
his discharge from .McCaw hos
pital, where he ws recovering
from wounds he received in ac-
ton, November 18th.
The young couple will make
their home in Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21
Junior Livestock
Show Set or May

The Spokane. Junior Livestock
show will be held at the Old Union
Stockyards there, May z to 10.
At q meeting of the committee
in charge of arrangement recent
~, it was stressed that quality viii
be all important.
Speaking for the committee, As
sistant Count Agent H. J. Axling
said, "In recent years, many ami
mails brought to the show had to
be graded out Of the entry list, and
these were sold on the market ra-
ther than through the show.
.This year we want the boys
feeding up stock for entries to
pour on the feed now and bring
their animals up to the highest
possible standard for their own
benefit and to make it q higher
class show"
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Study Religious
Training Plan

...,+ Is, leaders from Pasco,
,A!s Gontd and Kennewick public
Kcn acia school boards and
senoc 49, met Tuesday evening
en tSe Methodist church parlor
q s ssu DR.. Carl Rydell OF Taco,
70 ne relaitve to the established
M ~, for weekday religious train
pm ernnonsored by the Tacoma
isns,,cil Of Churches and the
eeesccIs Of that city.
Se povl Kenneth Bell Of Richland,
w. Of the youth commits
aoa 9de = and presented DR.. Rydell,
Ills so IS pastor Of the First Luth:
wno O Z Church and chairman Of
g. TACOMA Councils committee
" - The weekday work.
- According to the speaker, the
"a! ns' hss been in operation in
IRls a..aa for one year now and
Iss4 400 pupils Of the 3rd, 4th,
"a ~ and 9Th grades are enrolled
~ a 81 .ttended one As minute class
=. ~ In a nearby church. Half
!, nee have not been members
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21
To Open Studio Here
After Extensive Trim

Mr.. and Mrs. Wally Foxal are
planning on opening q photograph
er's studio at 315 Kennewick Ave.
about March 10. They have had q
studio in Pasco for some time, and
now that Mr.. Foxal is released
from the Navy, they are opening
here.
The Foxals have just returned
from an extensive trip through
the South and MiddleWest. They
visited in California, Mexico, Ari-
iona and in Iowa. In Iowa, they
visited Mr.. Foxal's father, who had
just suffered stroke.
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CONTINUED from Page u

turning to the States for dis
charge aboard the USS Hampton,
an attack transport of the "Magic
Carpet" fleet. This ship left
Saipan January Is, and is sched-
uled to arrive in San Francisco
about February 10. The Hamp-
ton is a ship Of the Nays sup
ply fleet which covered the At
lantic and Pacific oceans, carry
ing men and materials to the US
forces overseas.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21
Basketball
Season Ends

In the next to the last game Of
the season the Lions defeated the
Richland Bombers for the second
time by a score of 56-34. This
game was played on the local
floor and was too one-sided to be
very interesting.
GIandvisw. February Is
Feb. IL
The game with Grandview was
the Lions second loss, but they
still are the leading team in the
lower valley. The Greyhounds
out for revenge, took the Lions
by a score Of 1927. Bobby Wy
att was the Lions high scorer for
the evening.
XeansWiek. February L.
The Walla Walla Blue Devils
took their beating In the Kenne-
wick gym for the last game Of
the season. On the Wa-H Hooe
the Lions were defeated b. -
points but our chance came On
our home floor, where the Lions
beat the Blue Devils IN q non.
conference came.
With the Lions, the victor,. the
score waS $3.50. This was q GOOD
game 70 watch and showed GOOD
teamwork on the part Of the Ken.
newick boys.
Janlee A1oh Daslboeball
Coach Spitzer's FfoGh team tri-
umphed over YakimA's Washing-
ton Junior High In q nip and
tuck bout held 1t Yakima. Satur.
day. The game decided the Yak
ina Valley Championship, q COW
eted title. This makes the boys
eligible to 60 to the state tourna-
ment to be held later. These
boys have shown excellent team
work and sportsmanship al SEA
son. They have fought hard and
won CALAMITY and we are proud
Of them.
We would like to have the
boys win the state championship,
but we are proud Of them and
glad they have won the Yakima
Valley championship. These boys
are expected to make q good
showing next year in Senior high.
Mr.. Rogers Sophomore boys
had q field trip to Mr.. Russell
Elliott's farm and helped kin and
dress a beef.
The Junior class has decided to
send for sample class rings and
sweaters.
A Junior Prom committee has
been selected to prepare for the
coming event. They are: Mariel-
len Harris, Glendoris BjexmeB,
Gerald Bauder and Bob Ludlow.
The Junior class plans 70 spon-
sor the showing Of . good enser-
tainment film.
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First Lutheran Church
Second & Auburn

r. j. LuVaaS, Minister
Res. 6O4 Kennewick Ave.
Sunday school, 0:4S am, Mrs.
w. F. Hanson, Supt.
Morning worship, IL am, SER
mon theme: MANS Highest Pre-
rogative."
Tune in on the Lutheran Yes
pers, broadcast every week day
evening over KPKW, except on
Thursday, at 7:l6.
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VISIT SON

VISIT SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Dallman plan
to 60 to -Ellensburg Friday. They
will spend several days with their
son "Ole" Dallman, who is at
tending Ellensburg NORMAL. They
will attend a basketball tourna-
ment at the college in which
their son is playing. Ole gradu-
ated from Kennewick high school
with the class of as and is well
known for his abilit to play bas-
ketball.
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AT The Churches
Finley Unified Ssrvice
10 am. Sunday

10 am. Sunday
Sermon: "a Man of the World
Church school with Byard Slo-
cum, supt.
Bible pictures at 2 pm.
Hover services begin at 1890
am. with sermon by pastor at IL
am, followed with church school
study. John Mum, supt. Clark
M. Smith, pastor.
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EXPECTED HOME

EXPECTED HOME
Pfc. Paul Lampson is receiving
his discharge at Fort Lewis. He
is expected home at any time.
He has been in the service 3 and
a half years, one and a half Of
which he spent in England. He
served with the Medical Corps,
the 188th General Hospital and
after the war was transferred to
Europe.
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IT'S A BOY

IT'S a BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. DeWayne Ash
are the proud parents Of a boy,
Merle DeWayne, born at Pasco
hospital, Feb. II. Mother and
son are doing fine and are at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Ash at present.