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INVEST. PROF. FOR SALE (cont.

consistins Of families in each bldg; ideal
st se FSn Me- fgE6s sd Until Sunday sa snd Mr
CO.. 1415 < st. NV, ME. 54O0. A COM
siiis NEAR MD NfcHoIs AVE- SEA corner with
,snsn' 14e nnu ss5eo rental ssk or
20 i'SSSs,} sSSsis sHoi4k z s'f s
Apt, 3 UNiTs, semidet mod. bldg. upper
menth Il poToMAc isS RGaLfY HaVsee co AZ essi
8 BRICK HOUSES. sla,soo: rented at
i1 re Gall eyes; Nj slsi. LEO
kSsT k1EP dsfroI se is7 sThEfTSTes Mi 21e9 am
brick homes with 8 Rarases; income; s240
per mo; reasonably priced for quick sale.
"a rat aEolANo' 55so Reai'0r' ss7 l4th st. IN NV,
NEW i.sToRY STORE, hreproof building
W wh es a m Of
eiaSsss IN issSfss VI D ''ss @
rs aopRRs RRss ,uSfT of VI s1ef ssa4 apartment sub
sa;as .'sss'fS s3so
ssso s,s ST. fvf Nw wRyastsys eoss oN s and
rental, $1,000; priced at only S27 800.
You should investigate quickly. see or
soc1ATEs. INC. Ex. i522 d
NEAR 9th AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-i4-
Sn sD Pfesd ssesfn o se call sdf saSf
REALTY CO. MA. 1854; before pm
FANNY FLAT tcoloredD. New Jersey
ave. mr.. R-Each apt. consists of 5 rms,
and bath, rented at depression proof rent
ais of $50 and S37 so: tenants furnish
own heat and utilities. We have handled
this property for over 10 yrs, and believe
" will show good return plus commer-
cial possibilities. WAGGAMAN-BR -BRAWNER,
| 700 Eve st. n W. ME- 1850. --6
CHARLES s. GUNN offers new 5-unit apt
bldg. Annual rent S3,570. Priced TO sell
Immediately. Call FIR. 1906: ewes. call
CHARLES S. GUM offers large home fac
ing rublic library. suitable for rooming or
tourist home or small hotel. Priced to sell
Immediately. Small cash payment. Call
BERLIN REALTY houses on TEMPERANCE
ST., good investment at $3.50. For infor-
nation, call JOE BERLIN, EN- 1900.
COLORED-DOWNTOW = 3-story brick
and basement consisting of 3 complete
apis: basement can be made into add
tional apt; oil h.-w.h.: zoned commercial;
| terms; priced right for quick sale. Call
Mr.. Stover, with D. H. JOHNSON CO.
MA. 1895; ewes. Ii. 2913. -6
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oEEIcES FOR RENT.

NEAR 18th AND CoLUMRIA I'd: nv
Large front room, suitable for once or
sooms. sns priyate Vs me entranee suitable dentist
oFFiCE FOR RENT, furnished or untur-
n'hed E coMr ss2 MOI sda Eve E,s . telephone
ENTIRE BLDG; 3 floors, approximately
500 So. 1T. per hoor; suitable for organiza-
siSs ndysu' HILL
cosS !eiSa4Y Wssam.n P.5k
able: approximately 1000 so. feet, WEAv-
Err BROS, INC, D1. $500; ewes, co.
sa7 r, ST. N.w;-e-room once. newly
June 81 a SAP pc per p9nth' all utilities fur
nsPso, nsss IN ST ST. Nv N.w.@vae.nt, e FIRST CONNER,
on each floor; better, than 1000 square
sees M t.nsns snse cant saiFe owNER isnE b. 9
OFFICE STUDIO, good location reasonable
Tsp6 Tent A Apply 1893 M st. NV betTeen
z a AIRY vell,lightsd ot,ess 15lo 3 st
pw By. key key gaaS at iewelry store downstairs
bowNfSwS row laas in AND NJ, G. ?ls ,.t ss; 4;
a9aase aS Nns JUNE 1ga s9b oSss M rd KIND NJ
orIcT oR :; SP4d5 p Fl sss rsps
seCreLaTldI service at 0lI ON 81. NV -
across from Court House. RE. O926. q
I623-25 L ST; N:w;-Reinforced concrete
4.0oo-lb. freight elevator: suitable for re. re-
tail outlet or ONCE bldE;: will improve when
HIGHLY DESIRABLE oFFICE SUITE avail
able at once, 100 block Rhode Island ave.
NV: s75 50. it, 2nd-hoor front. OR,
34S5 -6
OFFiCE. 1907 s,h st. n.w-Newl, dec !;
dc: Venet. bl; fiuorescent lighting. RE.
ABOUT 400 so. TT. in Clarendon. Va.
area; 5000. per mo w S. HOGE, Jr,.
1915 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. CHI. $500.
PORTLAND BLDG. 11.9 Vt ave. NV. at
Thomas ClrcIe-1 room, receipt. room, pri-
vate lavatory. $50. groom suites from
$50 to so; rooms; RECEIPT, room. private
laval tory, 500. Monthly rentals shown in
cluoe heat and hot water, electricity. Vene-
tian blinds. service Of elevators, janitor
Bile for occupancy June 5, la4s. See
Mr.. INLAY. MARK WINKLER MANAGE
MENT. Realtor. 1117 Vermont ave. NV
RE. 5000 -
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PROPERTY WANTED.

I WANT FROM OWNER "a unit apt in
Arllngton; reasonable terms. CHI. $3.50
WANTED 4-family apt. modern, in
good neiehborhood. from owner or broker.
RE 5216 III
INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner,
small white or colored houses, any condi-
tion. Will pay cash. Box 412-G, Star. Ii
BRICK AUNT apartment building Prefer
suhurhan Nd. Call WA 1I40 eYeninPs
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY TOP RENTAL PRICE for bldg.
in Sc. now suitable for garage or that
can be converted for such use at rea
sonable expense. Advise location amount
Of floor space. rental and when available.
Box 130-B, Star. =
AT LEAST 10000 so. FIT, 1st or 2nd
commercial. Sc Advise location prics
and when available. Box 129-B, Star.
STORAGE YARD wANTED-will buy
10000 or more So 1T. of ground suitable
for contractors use. WH1TTINGTON- IL
BROWN. phone National 1906. =
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

VA. INDUSTRIAL. 10000 So it., with r.r
facilities and on main truck route. MR.
COILARD. GIL. 05R1. 9
MORE THAN l ACRE next to B. & o
r R.. in the heart of Silver Spring: an
ideal location for warehouse or any indus
trial business you desire. Call Mr. God
frey. Sligo 5400. eve: and Sun. SH; 659s
STANLEY PEARSON, S236 Georgia ave
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

7th $1,000 SO. it. on 2
floors, with electric. elevator: available for
lioht storaCe: immediate possession
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. $500; ewes.
GIL 1855 -H
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

KEEP YOUR OVERHEAD DOWN by using
our ONCE for telephone service, mailing
address. DI. BAL g.
PRIVATE ROOM in real estate office. in
Guiding secretarial and telephone service.
Call FIR. 1906.
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STORES WANTED.

DESIRE SMALL STORE. do not need
shoppiMg section; MA; 04sn -6
will buy or rent Phone DU 961l between
10 a m. and q pm, weekdays. 8
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OFFICES WANTED.

"PRICE NO OBJECT" for . nicely fur
nished. modern ONCE. located in an office
bldg. vicinity of 18th and H sts. NV; will
RE ll66 IS
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WANTED-2, 8 or 4 bedroom home in
Virginia. Phone Falls Church 2254-J
RAVE aAVE cLiENrs for tef homes " in Arlington
OLIVER M CREEKMORE, Real Estate and
Insurance, CH. 1892. -
home in nearby Va. Call OK. 05l0. %
THREE -BEDRM. modern brick house in
Silver Spring or Takoma Park for client
bpt not nee Phone BILL WICKER, WA
1919. o. ewes OIL. 2273 -8
HAVE MANY CASH CLIENTS for homes in
nearby Prince GEORGES County or D. C.
Phone Mr. Hammack for appraisal, UN
35O7, with SHANNON d. LUCHS CO., 1905
H st. NV, MA 234b.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vjRGlNiA,

ARLINGTON, vA.-comforta6le s-rm
Kitchen % and T bath: fuii basement. % oil heat, eat
stationary tubs: we'll located possession;
for the family needing bedrms:. this
ably priced at S1O.5O0; substantial cash
required JUDSON REAMY, 1922 N. Irv-
ing ST., Arl., Va, CHI. 0S0O. IS
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SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGINIA.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEp

311 ACRES. 400 IT. from Tyson's Corner,
on Cambridge rd.; make offer. CLAREN-
DON REALTY CO., OK. 1867. -5
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CONTINUED on Nest Pas-.l
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GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE-Sil-
M sn sarsse eeae Oh to nes Schools
and iSl1 Shoppng; priced to sell at $4,000
GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTATE-sil-
yer Spring; 8 bedrooms: asbestos shingie,
cas heat. CaIl WI; 5000 .n.-5
Ghe chsse sns
is aiEaaff sood buy oil at sfsood sfs, ess
CHEVY Chase; brand-new brick, bed
sRTs and soRTHEss 6fRTf Ss M EEAf 20of
Chevy Chase; frame: excellent condition,
eisE sREAT -efS Cal M Esq.,
chaSe a bs ssqeeo es and ss es
GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTATE-uni-
ssdrooms Saths' oil '} heat call sf0fsi Wi
GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTArE-Sew
gt spIace bfek cat sttashed Mi a6aa gsrase with
Hampshire ave: oil heat: fuil basement
CIR GREsT sfsk NoRTHERN Gs1l Ms 9oe2 ZEAL estate
Eyattsyille; frame , bedrooms; well insu-
RTiT s.sd yss NoRTHreN eli Gs WI RtiH aooo tsr.7E
Hya % %ttsville: Brick, ) bedrooms, Z baths. oil
heat. Call WI 1000, ..u.-5
Green Meadows; asbestos shingle 3 bed
rooms. oil heat; convenient to everything
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE -
Green Meadows: asbestos shingle. 2 bed
rooms. full basement; priced to sell. Call
GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTATE-chil-
lum; brick bedrooms, baths: S14,750
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE -
Rockville; 4-bedroom frame. full basement
, baths: priced to sell at $4,000. Call
GREAT GR ro' NORTHERN REAL ESTATE
sunnybrook; asbestos shingle. 3 bedrooms
full basement, oil heat, stove and refrig-
GREAT NoRTHERN REAL ESTATE .
Riverdale; 2-story brick, bedrooms. gas
heat full basement. stove and refrigerator;
priced to sell at S14.175. Call WI. 5000.
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE -
cabin John; frame. 3 bedrooms, full base
ment; large lot; $1,000 down. Can WI
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE -
Hampshire Hishlands: brick. 2-bedroon,
to sell at s11.250. Cali WI. eooo IS
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SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE. priced to sell;
occupancy with deposit. 14Ea acres with
large frontage on Colesville pike. Mont
somery. County; beautiful modern Cape
and breakfast nook; bulIt-in garage, auto
matte oil furnace, hot-water heat, sum-
winter hookup, copper water pipes,
trim throughout; large poultry house and
many other outbldgs.; nice young orchard:
various kinds Of fruit; For appointment
2-FAMILY HOUSE-1st floor. 3 rooms,
bath large, hall; End floor. 4 rms. and
bath; all large rooms; oil h.-wh h., full
basement, lot 1O0x150; ? blocks from
D. c. line, also , blocks from school,
transp. and stores; SI0,95G. Phone WA.
9l70 or UN. 0493. J. HARRIS ROGERS,
Real Estate -
TAKOMA PARK-Owner must sell attrac-
including auto. oil heat. continuous hot
water; beautiful knotty-pine recreation
room, large, deep lot; substantial down
payment; priced for quick sale. cox g.
CO.. DI. 1854: ewes "a Mrs Lee EN- 0947
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home is in cleaning condition. For more
details. call the ARLINGTON REALTY
CO., exclusive agents, Gil. 1900, OK. 4l23.
SENIORS! Here is a Spanish. beauty. 5
den and bath in basement. definite
value Be sure to see it at your earliest
convenience. One of the most attractive
homes we have today. ARLINGTON
REALTY CO., exclusive agents, Gil. 1900
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, on Lee hwy,
acre Of ground; this home consists OF liv-
ing room 80 #. long. with fireplace. large
dining room, large modern kitchen, on 1st
floor; master bedroom with dressing room
tiled bath on end floor: center-ha plan;
;ssslsa; ;s g?!Ss So, ,soo c.II Mss a Bsnniii, Mil
MMEbfaTE MhaEbG M FessEssIoS1 ss 81 I'll mile miles from
Washington Golf and Country Club. 3 acres
of beautifully Handicapped country with hne
view. The attractive frame house is IN per-
feet condition having Just been completely
remodeled. It consists of living room with
fireplace, dining room, equipped kitchen.
den .;n and lay Law; on lst tocr 5edrocmsa rooms
floor. There is also triple garage. large
chicken house and another outbuilding with
full basement; more acrease desired;
1O-RM. AND BATH modern frame house,
3 acres. oil h.-w.h., range and refrigerator.
ss.a. De- rg fruit s4.s ns en s4sntn. snrue
oeo $1,000 s..R iie' RAY BARNEY
Vienna, Va. phone ONCE. 21s; residence,
154. A6
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CO.-Near Cherry
1ish-type bungalow,
fireplace, 2 baths, 2
full basement. recre.
2-csr garage; near
minister 40ll 5
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Three RiDers
Still Flowinu!

The Rivers are still flowing
through the land and produc-
ing a flood Of post Grace Fes-
tivity publicity.
A letter received Monday from
Hal Clark, composer, from Leon
Radscliff who arranged the song
"Three Rivers" for Jack Tea
garden reveals that Teagarden
is using the song wherever he
goes. Radscliff says "Had the
opportunity of hearing Jack end
the band in both Eugene ard
Roseburg. Played your number
both nights, once on the broad
cast from Oregon's homecoming
dance. Jack personally told me
that it is now one Of his favor
ties"
An arrangement is being sent
for Sachmo Armstrong to be
used in his appearance at Play
land on Nov. 5. .
"Three Rivers" was introduced
during the Grape Festival here
and was designed the official
song Of the celebration. Jack Tea
gardens orchestra presented a
special arrangement with vocal
part at each of his performances.
Bonita Carlson sang the song as
the opening number of each days
offering of the Festival Club.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Scouts Schedule
Weekend OUTING

Patrol leaders of local Boy
Scout troops are holding a week
end camping trip at Camp Kiwa
near Richland on the Yakima
river. They will attend this
training Roundup with their as
sistants and other junior leaders
of their troops.
This training will begin after
school Friday evening and con-
tinue until 400 Saturday after
noon. The Friday evening camp
fire session will give all an OPP
portunity to display original stunts
and take part in the singing and
inspiration.
Junior leaders will be attending
from Pasco, Kennewick, Council,
Burbank, Wallula and Richland.
Training will include leadership
of patrol meetings, patrol hikes
and instruction in mapping by lat
est methods.
Leadership will be furnished by
men from the Blue Mountain
council office, Ben Graham and
Lynn Hebron, field scout eXecu-
tives. All food will be furnished
for a nominal fee, so that all can
take instruction in methods of
cooking out-of-doors. In case of
inclement weather the boys will
sleep in a quonset hut at the
camp grounds which has been de-
veloped by the Richland Kiwanis
club.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Church Leaders Meet
In Training Conference

Under the leadership Of the dis
trict officers of the church, Metho-
dist pastors and key leaders of the
several congregations of the lower
valley will gather in the Kenne-
wick church on next Tuesday eve
ming for a two hour training con-
ference in Christian Steward
Ship"
The meeting will open with a
dinner to be served by the ladies
of the church at $50 pm. The
counseling program will follow.
This training program of leaders
of the churches is in preparation
for the stewardship phase of the
four year Crusade for Christ
church-wide program of the de-
nomination. .a.
The Evangelism" phase of the
Crusade program of Methodism
which eliminated Oct. 9Th was
for a new member goal of a mil
lion. 1t is expected that the final
report on this, now awaited, will
reveal that the goal has been at
tanned. ..
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Cub Scout Heads
Plan Fall PROGRAM

Cub Scouting among the boys
on both sides of the river is re-
ceiving special emphasis this week.
Leaders of both Kennewick packs
met Tuesday evening, and are
meeting again tonight at the adj
ministration building Of Parkside
Homes to outline the fall program
and fill in the ranks of leaders.
Meetings for boys in both packs
will be announced next week.
Parents Of Pasco boys interest
ed in the scout program for boys
nine, ten and eleven are also
meeting at Whittier school to-
night. This is the last of four
meetings which have been re-
peated in the Catholic, Episcopal
and Christian churches within
the past week. These parents will
be requested to attend three other
meetings to become acquainted
with their part in the Cub Scout
program. .- n.s- on
gram.
More than las boys have asked
local leaders to organize Cub
packs so that they can be Cub
Scouth. Different colored moving
pictures are being shown at each
Of the meetings.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
State Marshal Reports
City Fire Control Good

w. K. Weaver, Washington State
Fire Marshal, arrived in Kenne-
wick Tuesday afternoon and
spent the remainder of the day re-
viewing building codes and ordin-
ances pertaining to control of fire
hazards.
Throughout Wednesday and
Thursday, he worked with Fire
Chief Herb Malchow on a routine
inspection of business properties.
"The condition of the business
buildings in Kennewick is gener-
ally very good" Marshal Weaver
said, "and this indicates that local
fire authorities have been doing
good job"
Weaver commented on the con-
tinued improvement of the city
of Kennewick, calling attention to
the new fire station and the efforts
now being made to establish rural
fire protection districts.
"The fire protection districts in
rural areas adjacent to towns APP
pears to be the coming thing" he
stated "and they are necessary in
order to assure a sound, reliable
fire prevention and control pro-
gram"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Wake!
Scuitle Sidewalk

The Sidewalk Reporter failed 10
turn in copy for his column this
week. It seems that he was so
disturbed by the boss apparent
demise that he even failed to at
tend the meeting Of the Squak
Club. We are informed that the
latter turned into a form OF a
wake. Besides the boss demand
ed so much of our meager space
to brag about his "experience"
that the column couldn't have been
published anyway.
An apology to our readers: with
the influx of political advertise
ing we had intended to run a
16-page paper. But with the gen.
eral upset condition added to me-
chanical difficulties we cut it down
to IA in order to get it to you
even in it's present FORM. How
ever, with the prospect of added
mechanical help we promise to DO
better. Watch for a paper OF a
size and news coverage that a
growing Kennewick deserves.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
City Drama Club
Opens Hit Comedy
riidaY Evening

Players of the Kennewick Mask
and Dagger Drama club today an
nounced themselves in readiness
for the unfolding of the curtain
tomorrow night at the High School
Auditorium, when they will pre-
sent ''Kiss and TELL" lively hit
comedy of F. Hugh Herbert.
The dress rehearsal of the show,
established as a hit by it's success
full stage run and by its movie
version starring Shirley Temple,
was held Wednesday evening. The
cast, believes Mrs. D. E. Finnigan,
Kiss and Tell director, is prepared
to play the witty, sophisticated sit
uations to the limit.
Curtain time at both Friday and
Saturday evening performances,
will be at 8:15 o'clock. Ticket
statesmen, reporting a brisk adj
vance sale, urge adults to attend
the Friday night show to assure
seats Saturday night for those who
may be out of town for the first
showing. s...l.
Proceeds from the sale of a
special block of tickets will 60 to-
ward the furnishing of teachers
lounge for the elementary school.
The remainder of the receipts will
be used to further the little thea
tire program in Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31

Queen 10 Visit

Her Majesty, Smile Queen Joan
Smith of Prosser, will be guest of
honor at the Louis Armstrong
dance at Playland election night,
Clyde Anderson, president of the
sponsoring Grape Festival associa-
ton announced today. #
Armstrong, famed as coined
ian, actor and king of the trumpet
will bring his musicians to Kenne-
wick to present another entertain
ment bonanza in the festival ser
les. Occurring on November 5, the
dance will be an election party
long to be remembered, festival
association officials predicted.
Returns will be announced
throughout the evening, they said.
Tickets are being offered by men,
beers of the ticket sales committee
and are also on sale in Kennewick
business houses.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Activiians
Start Study
OF Industry

Kennewick Activians, in
meeting Tuesday evening at
The Cottage, heard a report
from their committee on In
dustrial Development and in
structed its members to begin
an inquiry into the adequacy
of the city water system now
and for the future.
Principal speaker Of the eve
ming was dynamic, voluble Hugh
A. Matter, public relations repre-
sentative for the Union Oil Com
pany, who compressed a vast
amount of Chinese history and
comment into his brief address.
Describing his non-Chinese fam
lily as Middle Kingdom people,"
who have lived i'm China for 1875
years, Matter said that they had
grown to be more Chinese than the
Chinese themselves.
1t was the severity Of his father,
strict in demanding the complete
obedience of his family, that
launched Matter upon his color
full career in his youth. Sin China"
Matter explained, "the father as
head of the household cannot be
questioned by other members Of
his family. His word is literally
law"
Many years of adventuring in
India, Egypt, the United States,
Canada and other parts Of the
world, acquainted him with many
famous personages, concerning
each of whom Matter had some
personal anecdote.
He described the rise Of a pen
nyless and INSCRIPTIONS Chinese
girl to the throne of China, where
she reigned for long years as the
feared and autocratic "old en-
press" He told Of his participa-
ton in the Chinese youth move
ment, started in Canada and con-
tinued in California, that eventual
ly made the then obscure Sun Vat
Sen a political figure TO be reck-
oned with in the Far East.
Matter, whose speech is marked
by hard-hitting, almost explos-
i've delivery, concluded his remin-
iscences by appraising the pres
ent political structure in China.
He offered his own opinion Of the
conflict now raging there between
the forces of the Chang ri Chek
government and the so-called
"communistic" elements.
The Active club will meet again
at The Cottage next week to en-
Joy venison dinner.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Committee Sets
Dates for l947
Grape estival

Kennewick's Woodworking festi.
val date committee this week SCI
Oct. 2, 3 and 4 as the days or
which the 1947 celebration will be
presented.
Committee members, say Chair.
man and Mayor j. c. Pratt, took
every possible factor into consid.
Grafton in reaching their decision
Weather, crop maturitieS, avail.
abilities of live stock and com.
petitive community celebration:
throughout the Northwest were
factors explored exhaustively dur.
ing the committee deliberations.
"Taking everything into consid.
eration," Pratt said today eve be.
lieve that we have set a time tol
the festival which will best assure
another successful event."
Concurrently Clyde Anderson
disclosed that the association is
considering putting the big show
under a roof in 1947. If present
plans are followed, all entertain
ment, exhibits and livestock are
to be housed in the festival struc-
ture. Admission will be charged
only to the entertainment features
with the exception of a nominal
admission to the midway and gen.
eral festival grounds.
Emphasizing the benefits to
Kennewick and the entire sur
rounding area from the recent
festival, Mayor Pratt said: Gin this
way, we were able to direct the
attention-not just of the Pacific
Northwestern of the entire ma
ton to our city as a progressive
and expanding community. I have
every reason to believe that many
of our long-sought local projects
are nearer to realization today be-
cause of the tremendous interest
engendered by the festival"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Church Women to Hold
World Community Day

PaSco KenneWick Council of
church women, will hold their an
nual World Community Day
meeting on Friday, November /
at Pasco Recreation Center.
Beginning at pm. with a des-
sert luncheon, followed by a bust
ness session with election of Off
GERS and program as follows:
Scripture reading, Rev. Leo. w.
Dyson; Invocation, Rev. Charles
P. Hatton; vocal solo, Mrs. S. j.
Posey, guest speaker, Rev. Oliver
Adams, subject, "To Have War
With Russia or Not to Have War
With Russia Discussion on de-
linquency by Walter johnson and
Rev. Dyson.
Women of all churches are urg-
ed to attend.