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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started, kept
part time audits, statements, tax returns;
ACCOUNTANT. veteran 9a noah officer; books open
ed, complete bookkeeping service. audits,
taxes; anyeestiigations. For appointment
ACCOUNTANT, specializing in all book
keeping services for small business on
weekly or monthly basis; tax reports
statements, audits; prompt and reas, EX.
ACCOUNTING SERVICE, books kept.
nancia shs 5 pTspared tax returns
soeia5ion Win ssstssls6sd & &isT ssfS oss tour
Of Bar IN o osf
as ALTO 9ntfd caRsuRErok TTNEbp M 'S1s and eiec
rience, desires change; commission basis.
with weekly guarantee. Phone GIL. g. sa15.
BOoKKEEPER-ACCT., man, middle age
long exper., good ref able to take complete
charge of books; prepare statements and
Ts returns Rox wants sY gSs ssr as 6o0kkeeper with
Ter Or messenger boy. DU. $685.. 90.
che SHef u for CHARGE pFvfs shsn family knows s Rias
CHEF COOK. wei trained, good ref.
COLLEGE, oIiEs GRAD, business administration,
future in progressive Arm, Box 10y, Star
COOK, colored, would like small restau-
rant or cafe; day work, references. Call
GE 9S4a
DENTIST, veteran, married: years ex-
perience; available Immediately. Box 354-
V. Star 27'
EX-YEoMAN 1st, 30. desires part-time
position eve, Sats. and /or Sundays. Box
HiGH sGsHooL BOY. colored, 1s wants
work, stockboy, jumper. mechanics helper,
HousRMhN P1s Psfh opefH CHaMnFrEUR. M nl experienced
wants job. Phone. NO. 94T3. 27.
LAW STUDENT, 2nd year, veteran. BIS.
degree, wishes afternoon employment,
preferably in law office; also experienced
in personnel purchasing. administrative
work TIE 3029 1-5 pm 26s
LIQUOR STORE MANAGER, capable of
advertising store display. I want salary,
commission, or will consider good PROPOSE
ton; good reference. Box 72-Y, Star. so
NIT, STUDENT, able in mathematics, 3
years At European military school, three
at y. s: prep, school, desires five sweeks
work before returning to COLLEGE; absolutely
trustworthy; references; D. c., Mass. driv-
ing permits. Box 52-Y, Star. 2S'
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PLAN, Los Angeles, S. F.,
lev rates, all cities, cars daily
refs exoh &c Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50
LEAVING FOR MISSOURI Aug, 10Th: can
TWO LADIES desire ride to Oklahoma
City or vicinity. Glebe 400. Ext. 1852
95'
LEAVING FOR MIAMI Friday morning.
Mercury station wagon, want 4 passengers;
SIS each. Woodley 00ql.
LEAVING for Jacksonville, Fla, Sat m,
July -, As; passengers. Call GL. 05a5.'
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INSTRUCTIONS coURsEs.

PoPLUAR PIANO or accordion taught Ia
30 lessons. Improvising and transposing.
Aforementioned studio MR.. NEWMAN.
1905 G st. NV, Me. 400 or RA. $500
DRIVING INsTRUCTION-Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
QUICK REyIEW COURSE IN shorthand.
typewrtting. bookkeeping, calculating ma.
enines Neg elssfes Rss R9y starting EntSa
EASY METHOD DRIVER TRAINING, dual
controlled cars, professional instructors;
l4th St, North 1924.
MODERN TR4INING in beauty culture.
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern
ment for CT training WARFLYNN BEAU
TY COLLEGE. l2I0 9 st NV. DI. 1852.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


SECRETARY, $50 wk female). secretary
social work; cashier. knowledge typing, S45;
ste. os., political organ. future. 81 20: res
ervatlon clerk, aviation. $40; plenty Of
interesting openings. Call in today. See
Miss Bond. FORD EMP. SERVICE, lis i4th
NV. RE 2S2S
Al SECRETARY. $50 femalet. free to
travel, at once; embassy secretary, inter
esting, S2.4n0: engineering sec. constr.
$1,000 yr.: legal stenographerS t95l. $50
wk,; oldest emp, agency in D. C. Est. IS
yrs. Thousands placed annually in the bet
ter positions. Always welcome. See Miss
White or Miss Lee at BOYD'S, 1888 st
NV Ma. 1888.
ACOUSTICS eng, S100 (m), electronic
background degree or equiv, mr.. D. c.; $50
to Sl25 wk, aircraft radio mechanics, shop
expr.; maintenance superintendent. expr D.,
college man, $500 MONTH craftsmen, asst,
mechanical or com. art,; A g. licensed
mechanics, elec. appliance statesmen
Dozens of other-new ones hourly. See
Mr.. Byrd tNA. 21ls or Ma. 62501. Est
IA years. Welcome. PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. LII / G Next to church
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HEIp NEk.

4 LARGE DEPT. STORE requires the serv !:
ices OF q young man to assist the buyer Of
cosmetics. Experience pref. In applying,
state age. exper.. education and salary ex-
pected. Apply Box 241-X Star. S-26
BROKERAGE customers men and other
once employees for stock exchange once.
sired and when available. BOX 144-V,, Star.
TWO CARPENTERS for nnish work; sood
wages; Apply A. ABEL a. CO.. rear of
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. wish position as 6 W;
no driving; live in; refs. Call CH. 1913,
n6'
AVAILABLE after AUGUST 12-Young man
and wife. with training snd experience as
restaurant and food managers. will &C
cept reasonable offer IN hotel or restau-
rant anywhere in q. S A, so long as We
work together: will furnish references
Call MRS. HOnTZ, HO. 965S, - to 3
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DOMESTIC
PERSONAL.

COLORED-HOME. HOTEL and industrial
help. RILEY'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
14o1 You ST, NV, Suite 300. CO. O133.
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HELP WOMEN.

RECEPTIONIsT-PBX operator and typ
Isl. capable young lady. for position with
days: good salary. permanent position;
see Mr.. WILKINS, ZOE H st. NV. Sd floor
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Doris r. Honeyeatt. 20 clinton
james Whit hats ~ 81 sna Epslsn A David
Alexander NJ. Rosie. 70, Hyattsvine: and
poSSuuTnse seumont e. ST. Adams 4 .,a
A' and Dorothy a' F. G shaef s g. washing
James J. Floyd. "a, and Ethel C. Berry,
James H. Daniels, 81. and Mary B. Farmer,
81. both of Washington.
Frank B. Madden. 81, and Louise worthy.
Ter. % both of Washington.
George p MeMls ;,n II. IS grent.ood
lores B. Dulae, 20: Arlington, va.
GERALDINE sf cove q Is, A esn sarne ana
| Neil G. Stewart. so. Washington, and
Sarah A; Hill. %: winston Salem, n; G.
o ana Lillian 4 shepend kenilnorth
Roy X. Beach. %, and Dorothy C. Mccain,
y. both II washington.
hs and Beuls p r. Els e. re HsSeve n
Hardin Scales. .6. Alexandria, Va, and
Throde W l.;sGa. 70 WashInston
Peresrine w. Watson. 30. Brandywine, and
Ro 5ae cst MSass IS G JePes9 CITY
/ /: Naomi Y. Stith, -. Chapel Oaks.
John 7: csmpEell, q. Han, and Myrtle NJ.
! Jones'. ~, Ilen burnIe.
Frederick v. McNair. %; and Marie L.
Everett I. Zoerb. 81. and Ruth A. Jennings,
%, both of Takoma Park.
Barton A. Milton, %, snd Rubye e. Dill
John P. Ryan p. Cambridge, Mass, and
Sue Page, 20 washington
De anna Mary SJtuWss West e. ssst Waas
Randall D. Foster, 80. and Mildred p.
| Witherite Al, both of Hyattsville.
Lewis H. Mayne. %. Washington, and
Virginia c. Brister, 20, Arlington. Va.
GEORGE E. May, jr, A, Washington, and
= Verna M. Wright 81, Oaklawn.
Kenneth P. Simpson, 81, and Ida A. Simp-
son, 81. both of Laurel.
Anthony Miller. 81, and Helen Billak, rs,
both of Linden, N j.
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Irvd,o xVONO -
10y ''' 1905 St., St; hw:
7ommro5g, Friday-Om
End Clearance
1deeor corse in small groups all clearance merchandise
sale at MonthEnd eventsno mail ORDERS no telephone ORDERS
25c for pnttngs And gift boxes for clearance mehon,
Hondboes-street Floor An price. pn. .es "a.
'' HANDBAGS boadcloh
% % ms shades s' rae ses .ss With ssss and nss s.
undearm Upper tops WV" O~N p sss
7-sss5 Afternoon bags navy
so~deB phnde bags beautifully brown black nysss
@ oad Ssss
1o-s
Belts Dckies-street Floor
Fl to sls5 Hts cotton and and
Goves-seet Floor
domestic mesh white
JeweIy-street Floor
''s and .s, r s sas s.
Corset Shop-seeond Floor
'a PANTY Pam s sma, for taller figures knit synthetic elastic p0n styles
medium esN Ne Sissy
neh length ss n ns s e white s :.r sn ] s 81 and tx
sasss
-sso Short
s5sl and $3.50
Underweor-second Floor
s''ssss in
ssss
s4 Cotton Eyel NEhts0wns net trimmed teae gowns broken sizes 50
a-s125 sepins white and
e ossn E,. sssa: ts s: n as medium and
BUDGET Sports Shop-Street Floor
s1. yse. printed pna s91 TO dnd with syss trimming
ss Bouss and tailored styles of striped cotton with short sleeves pink
yellow
pauons;
sss $685. Pi cotton seucker chamay and
sspes na prints n ase. W rs and M 0 Drown ans 5,
iao ss S'0'S wen 'o' SACKS navy brown req Or V 81 and a s.
| |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
ADVERTISEMENT
tADtERTISEMEN
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SleepIess Nights

Doctors say your Kidneys contain 5 miles
oftiny tubes or filters which help 10 puyifyth
blood and keep YOU healthy. When they gef
tired and don't work right in the DAYTIME
many people have to get up nights. Dom;
neglect this condition and lose valuable, rest,
ful sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood Il
nay also cause nagging backache. rheumst;,
pains. leg pains. loss of pep and energy.
,weiling. pufiiness under the eyes, headache
and dizziness.
Don't watt Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pilis. stimulant diuretic. used successfully
by millions for over 10 years. Doan's give
happy Ieilef and will help the Is miles of
-FOUR Hood. Get Doan's Pilla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

Mary Z. ousnder, IL, upper Marlboro
Harold NJ. starn, So, Arlington, Va. and
Mary Lea. 81. washington.
Charles E. McElroy. 80. Oakland. Calf
and Mary E. Cummings, "A. Clyde, Ohio
George ]. Glasco. 40, Brentwood. and
Agnes p. Jackson, IS. King George. Va
Bobbie W. Bright "a. Cullman Ala, and
Naomi r. Doyle. %, Washington.
Carl P. Sollami. 81, Andrews Field, ano
Hslen A. Bailey. "a. Bunker Hill. Ind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

receive the license on the Nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Henry L. johnson, 90. 3217 Warder st.
NV, and Mamie Rosser. 80. 621 Kenyon
ct. NV.
Paul z. Evans. Ie. Chase, Kans., and
Amid E. C. Smith. 1e; 1919 G 81 s.w.
Kenneth s. stanburS, "a Butte II, Mont;'
Russell e Bortz, ir IS. 1859 watson st.
n.ws and Ellen N. Laubscher, ~, 301
Whittier ST. NV.
Cleveland M Miles. IS and Irma c. Powe,
81, both of so Quincy pl. ne.
Clarence Rhodes. "a. 1925 r St. NV. and
Catherine ]. jackson, 10, 1919 Bennlng
GEORGE w. Kearney. %. 719 1 st. ne, and
Lille K. M. Taylor, 10. 1914 Maryland
ave. ne.
jamie B. Hanson, -, Birmingham, Ala.
william E Dudley. 80. 321 B st. Sc, and
! Margaret A. Butler. %, 617 1st 81, s.w.
Thomas s. Berry. 30, 1859 Harvard st.
NV, and Margie L. Joice. Fl, 1914 12th
Joseph P. Wilson. jr.. "a, Landoyer. Ma,
and Nina NJ. Mounger. ." 1851 eta
st. sc.
John D. Allwine. is, a11o W pl. SCI and
Dorothea NJ. FaStnausht. II, l706 goth
Richard ]. Denison. 81. Muskegon. Mich,
and Bernice NJ, Groski. 81, 1882 Bit
Harold M Bel, 81. ue1a D st, Sc, and
william H. HARRINGTON; -; Caledonia,
Ohio. and Marian Cozlin' 81. 1929 JON
Frank NJ Isaac. 55, Takoma Park, Md.
arg Elsis dsdger a. q Y CITY
G Ella NJ, BiicSensderfer. sI. 1427 Web
cu itfs T. Keith Keith 90. s4s st. s.w.. and
Clement,ne D. Pendleton, s, 1908 9th
Pierce c Hudson. ae,> 1903 Park I'd n W.
49, and Annie E Grave; a. 1921 1y, st; ",
Green, Is. both Of 4os virginia ave- Sc.
Henry e Trueheart- -. 2?227 18th ST. NV,
and RUTH o 2; Scott 23 3o ~ ~ M St. NV,
and Catherine NJ. Bryan, 81, 1925 r
Louis W oo5 dor, , 81; so4 18th so s. nv,
James $. Powell, %, so4 R st NV: and
Hs ssH.b H B eba5 81 csFmoH s Fla and
becca New rS3n. 81, -s Arlington ra ~.
Ar and T Il Wes 5n5s so Chew Ns Chase
ppswy NV and Kathryn E. Loveless,
Robert {. Ro gers jr.. %. and Audrey L.
Brown, Fl, both Of 723 N st. NV. "
Harry c. Jensen. %. Midway Park. N. c.,
Donald r. Walters -, and Marguerite F.
Rotundo, &c, both of Alexandria.
Kenneth E. Stith Il, and Betty NJ. Eakin,
Richard F. Philpitt, lr., Il, 1870 CheSa-
peake st. NV. and Sophie E. Turner, 81
Beachmont Mass.
Charles W. Handy. jr. 10. 461s Attn st
NV. and Esther NJ. Hoppel, II, 4411
18th At. nv.
and Marion L. Berry. 20, OXon Hill. Nd
Arthur E Walker. 10. Pittsburg, Ksns,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Miss Kruvitz to Speak

Miss Esther Kravitz of the Kron-
stadt Advertising Agency will dis
cuss THE Future of Radio Adver-
Using tomorrow night at 7 o'clock
at the National Academy of Broad
casting, 1866 Irving street NV.
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Misses Dress Shop-Second Floor


.5Nss
Womens Dress shop-Seeond Floor
oo"n Dresses peatd
bracelet sleeves printed Bembe fabrics
Also
shoulders
6Womens of
over with short sleeves
dresses printed
fabric two-piec
printed dickey
"onens s4s TO sss Dresses rwoece printed
lingerie
and net trimming black with
Lorger Women's Dresses-Fourth Floor
Womenk
lingerie prints
Maternity Dresses-Second Floor
sleeves button
trimming waists adjustable
short
sleeves pepl skirts printed
1s-Maerni prints
Unstable waislne
to match 81
printed waists
and black spun skirts trimmed with shoulder
French Room-Seeond Floor
-s4s7s White Cotton
I-sss'5 White
White Eyeet
4slss5
Dhner Dress Blue rayon trimmed embroidery
I-sss
Brides shop-second Floor
tops White pink or maize Sizes 10 and II -----------s
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Ind AGNES l. Jones. 10, 1857 Rhode Is.

and. Asnes I. Jones. 10. 1857 Rhode Is
land ave. NV.
Verne l. Upton. r.. %. and Audrey J.
Charles T. Fntrell, 90. 1905 I4th ST. NV,
and Mary NJ. Thomason, 80. 4516 14th
Lawrence s.. Glass. 81. Edsemoor, 8. c.,
and Elizabeth J. McKillip. 81, Cedar
Falls, Iowa.
Ha sos por1 p sys sess nes s3 a5h t me
Kenneth H, Bransdori. "a. 5s12 end pl
nv. and Elizabeth NJ. Ring, Il, Chevy
Harold Bofb. "a. Ills G st. Sc. and
Shirley L. Gothin, %, GA Aspen st.
NV.
and Nellie NJ. Cockrell, SO. 35o7 Dent
Robert Robe = " u Price. 81, 1898 O st. NV, and
,ol Emma j. Collins 60 lsol 18th st. NV
Margaret j. Francis, 10, 2413 14th st.
Edward W. walcayieh, %: 1925 Eltts e
John +. Lartz. r., g, ao7 ouaekenbo,
St; NV, and Elizabeth E. jackson. 20,
Louis A Smith. 81. 45I1 Davenport st.
NV, ard Millieent vaunns 10, 1850 N
Winter Williams, %. eoa1 Gales st. ne
and Sarah E. Cooper, Is, 2o35 Gales
Roland E. sturteyant. 40. 1921 erst st.
oAiN @NAnHti lay ASh0Oij Gus
land.
Chester A. Atwood &c. 300 New Jersey
ave. Sc, and Edna M. FitZgibbon, So,
1889 D ST. ne.
Peter l. violante, %. Jersey city, N. j..
: and Juanita Dillon, 2S. 1000 F st. NV.
Larry c. Bradham. ir., go. 1413 14th st.
NV. and Mary j. Swink, %, SIS 18th
st. NV.
Telous U. Poles, 81. and Daisy Thornton,
81. both of Alexandria.
Daniel L. Morris, jr. IS. 32 Madison st.
ne. and Dorothy L. Schwartz, 80, As
Missouri ave. NV.
Dorald Blinn, %. Stoneham. Mass, and
Mary F. Haggar, 10, Alexandria.
Issued at Fairfax.
William Ernest Poole. ~. Route .. Vienna,
and Margaret Katherine Ennis, %,
Washington.
Raymond Douglas Hylton. %. Route /,
Clifton. and Laura Frances Winegord,
%. Washington
Edwin Roland Allen, %. Washington, and
Betty Gertrude Ramey. 20, Vienna.
Harry Martin Ryan, 81. Fort Belvoir, and
Lois Marie Mccain, rs. Carbonate. Pa.
Issued at Upper Marlboro.
Cleveland E. Autry %. and N. Evelyn Dali
ton, 10. both OF Washington.
Virgil l. Carson. 81. Andrews Field, and
Christine B. Burns, -, Suitland.
Harold L. Leonard. 81. University Park,
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FFS-MONTH-END CLEARANCE!

Beech and Sports Shop-Third Floor
-s7s sloS Paysu Bare mdrn top with pedal puhes Of cotton so
- $4
attached
whit meono 10
12s105 White
$780, SD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. latus, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,0ait three full days and
receive the license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29


white
black to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

III Americas oldest JeUeIers
.DelIeffi.
August Month
BEACH WEAR DRESSES =. and some COATS accessories,
mostly spring and Summer and subject to usual conditions
DIS No credits exchanges all sales final "a choo
IIse) (otore hours 9:30 to PM)
Cotton shop-Ffth Floor
2-5o wopece
Striped Cotton Dresses one piece summer dresses brov
* blue maize also with white
trimmed with print sizes -
15-ass prints
Women's Coo-Third Floor
s s': y cs ss hs ssa s s y % M 81
Sizes ss and
sizes ss and
Winter coots
fabric with dyed muat
Black suede wool with squirrel aSot
$, g.: s::s. ao1 LIZ n ~
Junior Deb shop-Fourth Floor
e,unior plaid sn
Il n''"'N' dresses s.
's-I . s,'s sss
ep
rayon striped spun % Assorted
s'- Junior"
dresses with patch pockets One dresses printed shanung Of
q, 1 ea,@s long sleeves assorted eoos Sizes to Is SO
ground in dresses with skirts sunb
s-5uns sss ESsn Ds cotton dotted swiss white with red dots
Teen shop-Fourth Floor
Teens $685.
shek loo wool saeks navy and brown SEES
arsens
e' one cotton prints
Teens ,1 Sis s D. and d STYLES in ~ na -
Junior Budget shop-Fourh Floor
::s :.ss s:' s: s :s':e ; sa
Budget Dress shop-Fourth Floor
$3.50.
with and n Sheer Bembs and sharksk
ss-womsns n
spes and !, sDe,s yoa prints n pastel shes s
in
Shoe Soon-Fouth Floor
t, :: . wss sps:,. % and red fabric
NeeIgee Shop-Fnth Floor
n
sleeping
----
asss neslsee with
Quilted
l III -----
Bridal
14
large
pnkS lmedium rla
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Issued at Upper Marlboro.
Cleveland E. Autry. %. and N. Evelyn Dali
ton, g. both OF WASHINGTON
Virgil L. Carson, 81, Andrews Field, and
Christine B. Burns, 30, Suitland
Harold l. Leonard. 81. University Park,
and Clara A Flory. 81. Bladensburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

t2I4.2o r Street

in qnoI
0 r
O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

46s65 with gathae
2s5ss Bathing Suits styles with shid elastic backs
o 6 S
$40
3-s17s5 Bathing Suits white background prnte
o.
5-s89 $685. belts
and whit ottond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29


bumpers Mostly white black fabric and felt
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-14
From where | sit .W Joe Marsh
How to Hundle
q Fortune


with The Missus, sharing . mellsw
glass Ct beer with friends.
From where I nit, Mel has
learned the art Of handling money
-as Vel - handling people. Yeu
dent let eash-ia-the-ban push
yea around any more than you
let people push you around. II you
Es ths simple, honey life; COM
paaionship and quiet ways; . glass
q boer and friendly talk that's
OeeA . fortune. after all!
@e M4<
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-14

Main Street, Walla Walla, and
for the Eighth district at Ameri-
can Legion hall, al First street,
Spokane. Other stations will be
set up at Seattle, Tacoma, Van
couver and Bremerton.
In charge of the receiving sta
tons will be Thomas Kinman at
Walla Walla and Don Phillabaum
in Spokane.
In announcing this program
Commander O'Hara said, "The
war is over, but the need remains
to serve the men and women in
service hospitals and in veterans
hospitals and sanitoriums. Many
OF our veterans in hospitals today
will continue to suffer for years
to come, from the injuries they
incurred while defending this land
OF ours. Certainly it is not too
much to ask American Legion
members, auxiliary women and
the Forty and Eight and citizens
throughout the state of Washing
ton to join hands in remembering
our comrades and the defenders
of the United States. I am sure
all of us will have happier
Christmas this year of victory
and peace for having participated
in this program"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-14
Brooks Reiires
From Railroad

~ F. Brooks, who came to
v.rnewick in the spring of 1907
- "a entered the employ of the
Tsorthern Pacific Railroad Co.
= tie spring Of 1908, has retired
saom the service after nearly 80
Lars of continuous employment
,y;thout q break and without an
accident. 10000
- mutt work but that he fully
,ealized the job was only tenn
rorary when he took it. He plans
an extended trip back east
SS;s winter to visit his son in
Ilew York City and other relatives
nd friends who are scattered
hro,phout several of the eastern
and southern states.
He also plans on spending some
- the winter months in the deep
sm,th somewhere in southern
Florida. -. :.
II viii return to Kennewick," ;,
h said, 81 expect to eventually
- buried in River View Cemetery
aIone side of my wife who has
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-14

Cs,visks, ls16, U.;ssS Sesses Brewers Fss.1aeion
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-14
American Legion Plans TO Sponsor
Gift for the Yanks Who Cav"

For the third consecutive year,
the American Legion, American
Legion Auxiliary and Eddie Can
tor, radio, stage and screen star,
will jointly sponsor the "Gifts for
the Yanks Who Gave" Christmas
program for the servicemen and
veterans in the hospitals this
Christmas, Roy w. O'Hara, state
commander announced.
Cooperating in this program
will be Robert w. Ely Post of
Kennewick and its auxiliary, to-
gether with other American Lee
gion units throughout the state
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-14
Charles Fox Purchases
PascO Service Station

The Economy Service Station at
4th and Lewis Streets in Pasco has
been purchased by Charlie Fox OF
Kennewick, who will also estab-
lish an office for his insurance
business in the same location.
Fox will employ a manager to
take charge Of the station, which
will be operated on q 24-hour
basis. He will continue to repre-
sent the New World Life Insur.
ance Company of Seattle also, he
said. - :,
Fox is well known in Kenne-
wick. He is serving as president
OF the Active Club, organized here
this spring. -
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Of Washington and the Forty and
Eight.
Retail dry goods stores and
members of the Retail Druggists
association throughout the state
and nation are part of this gigan-
tic program to provide a Christ
mas box for each service man OF
woman and each veteran in a
service or veterans hospital.
Commander O'Hara announced
the setting up of receiving sta
tions to receive the gift boxes for
storage until Christmas for the
state included Sixth and Seventh
districts, room Is, No. IA East
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lhs Army Ground Forces offers yot
{ a NEW LIFE OUT THERE

Look toward Korea and Japan! thrilling new job and
new ewh interesting work. sports, entertainment ana
travel opportunities be had for the asking by
young men who volunteer for the LIST Cavalry 18th Aborne
9th, 9TH, 9th or 18th Infantry Divisions
What opportunity what job! Training IN one OF
these crack will stand you in good stead You
g. Study foreign language Learn the fascinating details OF
Military vital to future peace and prosperity
Japans isles of Pines but sample OF the attIac-
tons of Army in the Far East The Army mas
ropened comfortable hotels heaters swimming pools tennis
clubs, golf courses ball parks These familiar haunts OF
Pre-war tourists and many developments provide
broad choice of recreation
Not everyone can measure up this job Only Swear
enjoy the benefits of such job. High pay,
good food and lodging and generous retirement plan make
your future in the Army Ground Forces too good to mlss
See your Army Recruiting Officer tor full details
Listen Off, Psoes. vofes Of the lr"y
Proudly Foebon Deodeasfs Q" your roeso
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preceded him in death, there to
await the Resurrection and the
return of our Lord and Savior,
Jesus Christ, who will sever the
wicked from among the just, oc-
cupy the throne of David in Jeru-
salem, establish his everlasting
kingdom on the earth, take the
reins of government in his hands
and rule the nations with rod
of iron for 1000 years.
Then well have peace on earth
and justice and righteousness will
prevail" ,