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LOST: Wire haired terrier; ans
wers to rags" White and tan
with black saddle. If found notify
Geo. O. Anderson, Rt. l, Kenne-
wick. Il
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FOR BULLDOZING, land leveling,
back filling, see Dan Love at
l4l5 w. Lewis, Pasco, or call 668J
Pasco. $4,000
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WASHROOM SUPPLIES-Folded
paper towels, towel dispensers,
soap dispensers, powdered soap,
wastebaskets, seat covers, tissue.
Henderson Office Supply, Hender-
son & Brutzman, 3O415 Kennewick
Ave. Phone 4441. 22tf
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HOME Laundry, washing of all
kinds; wash curtains, dry on
Stretchers; also take ironing. Rose
Kreitel, phone 3771. 28-29-3Oc
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LOANS: Sales financed on auto
mobiles, trucks, and house trail
ers. Personal Loans. United FL
nance Co., 215h Kennewick Ave.
phone 82l, Kennewick. 17tf
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FOR SALE: 8 acre farm near Ho-
yer; small house and hen house;
good well; sell cheap. Call 1856.
29-34p
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THE COTTAGE is now serving
breakfast, starting at 6 am. We
specialize in buttermilk hot cakes.
-. 29-32c
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NrED: Parents to bring their
WAN ren to Sunday school at the
clip antist church for Christian
fuss ESQ and Bible study. Every
aday morning at 9:45. Glasses
SUMO. sses-including adults! B3o-5l
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FOR SALE: Electric Hot Water
Tanks, thirty gallons. Neon FL
ectric Service Co., Phone Pasco
81. 14tf
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FOR SALE: Rome Beauty and
Winesap apples and Winter Mel
lis pears. Bring containers. Art
Simsen, West Highlands. Phone
2734. 29-31p
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FOR SALE: Camouflage chicken
netting; half to one inch steel
cable and clamps; 300 gal. steel
septic tanks. Eichner's Shop,
Plumbing, Heating and Sheet
Metal.
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.,r,rATION WANTED: Veteran,
Sll,oarried, age %, experienced
nla wants steady pob. Willing
DIVE, .n anv kind of work. Cour
" J. Reporter Box II.
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HOME Laundry, wasnlng of all
kinds; wash curtains, dry on
stretchers; also take ironing. Rose
kreitel, phone 3771. 3Op
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FOR SALE: Roof coarlng-about
/ 200 gallons, Soc per gallon. AT
Eichner's Shop, Plumbing, Heating
and Sheet Metal.
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WANTED: Young man to learn
s AMmodern merchandising, prefer
sbIv with high school bookkeeping
a sra;nine Excellent opportunity
sar enhancement to man who will
work ~, and learn. Bunch-Finnigan,
wo.A ~ 29tf
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FOR SALE: Monarch wood, coal
and electric range; also wood
and coal Heatrola. Good condi-
ton. Phone 2717, second house
south of club house on the West
Highlands. Clayton Hackney. Sip
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WANTED TO BUY: Used furni-
lure. Phone 3757. 27-tf
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LIFETIME CAREER
No ore looking for men who
,,ant a liftime work with one
" Ma the oldest and largest bust
uess organizations in America.
1nTsn1imited earning opportunl-
ties with guaranteed income
Aor the first two years. Ex-
lal,ent three-year training
ulan Write Box 2107. Giving
po,Irse an dliberal retirement
soe education, marital status,
as background. ml3O-32c
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WANTED: Piano in good tone.
any style. Phone 562. 29-31p
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For bulldozing, land leveling, back
filling, see Dan Lane at 1415
N. Lewis st. Pasco. 28-3Op
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-ooI: Brown alligator billfold IN
post office or in front of Ken
Ss e Printing Co., Sunday, Oct.
n uo Ash ticket and key are val
t saole to me but finder may keep
W ,e money. Finder please turn in
tne Kennewick Printing Co.
."e owner is Doris GussenhoVen.*
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CONCRETE PIPE for well curb
ing-96," 49," and 49," Reese
Concrete Pipe Company, Kenne-
wick. Phone 1O41. 51tfc
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FOR SALE: Good Guernsey cow
and 100 New Hampshire Reds.
South on Washington. Phone 2476.
H2ltfc
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GREYTHORNE KENNELS, Reg
istered, are specialists in board
ing and training. Free pickup and
delivery service. Phone 2736.
29tf
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WANTED: Custom tractor work.
=. l.. Durbin, phone 1863. 26tf
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"ANIED: Clean old cotton rags.
'c pound. Courier-Reporter.
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Ioi: Reddish colored account
,,; oook. Contains medical card
rha i name Francis M. Edwards,
r rautos, other papers. Return to
-'urier office. One dollar reward.
&
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FOR RENT: Frozen Food lockers.
Kitchener Bros, 424 Gum ST.,
across from Green Homes. Gus
tom cutting and wrapping. 22tfc
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WANTED: Middle aged couple
heine transferred to this dis
trict wish to rent unfinished
home. Property owners ourselves
will take good care of your home.
Contact Railway Express Agency,
u;chiand Wash. B21tfc
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LOCAL and Long Distance Haul
ing: BIN Transfer, 416 West B
St, Pasco. Phone Pasco 1851 or
KenneWick 37O6. 5Otfc
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mANTED-An apartment house
electric range, phone 1191.
MC28tf
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FOR SALE: Five acre tract with
grapes and alfalfa. Five room
modern home and outbuildings.
Close in and on oiled highway.
Priced for quick sale at $4800.O0.
Fyfe & Spaulding, Inc.
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FOR SALE: Attention, ranchers
and truckers! Tents and tarps,
water, fire and mildew PROCEED.
TwinCit y Surplus, 346 Avenue c,
East. Phone 2991. SOC
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FOR SALE: Electric Motor, Wag-
ner, .1-3 H. p. 1725 r. P. M.
60 cycle. Works on ITO or 100 volt.
See Manager Bremmer, Cabin
Camp, w. Kenn. Ave. 28-29-30.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: Red Delicious apples.
Across street from Bridge View
In on Ave G East. Reasonable in
price. Please bring your own con-
tainerS. Phone 2243. 29-31p
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FOR SALE: Used cook stoves; one
used coal and wood heater; one
new gas camp cook stove. Benton
Auto Parts, 348 Avenue C. Phone
1896. 30c
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FOR SALE-Two bedroom mod
ern house, 139 Locust Drive.
Phone 1887. 28-29-30p
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FOR SALE: Some new and used
lumber in short lengths. Kenne-
wick Mill, / block south on golf
course road. Phone 1906. $4,000
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

Ooi In service station on Ken
r. neWlck Ave. Oct. 5th, silver ring,
seaii with ruby on each side. Is
AeepSake. Suitable reward Of
NEG, Mrs. Geo. Thill, Rt. /, Sun
"yslde, Wash.
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FOR SALE: 22-foot. yard poles.
Neon & Electric Service Co.
Phone 81. Pasco. 17tfc
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mANTED TO BUY: Four foot up
right glass show case. Heno Der
~eon Office Supply. ootl
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FOR SALE: Assorted sizes of wood
packing boxes. Good for ship
ping or storage. Twin City Sur
plus Store, 346 Avenue c East.
Phone 2991. &E 3Oc
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FOR SALE: Male pups, one dol
lar each. Sargents, one block
east Highlands club house. Tele-
phone 1886.
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FOR SALE|Several tracts of land
to be set out in fruit trees ano
grapes. Nurseryman's Exchange,
w. B. Saunders, phone 1Sx7, River
Road. 14tfc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

WANTED: 10000 Deer and Elk
J hides. We pay the highest prices
flor number one hides. American
Products Co., East B Street, Phone
FH55, Yakima, Wash. 28-35c
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: Colored Flourescent
tubes, blue, green and pink; 20
and 40 watt size. Also colored
bulbs. Superior Electric Co., tele-
phone 1851. -..-. 80.
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WANTED: Woman to take COM
plete. charge of home; can go
home nights if desired. Room,
hard and $50 a month. Sat. and
Sunday off. Write Courier-Repor-
Ter, Box 81. zStI
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FOR SALE-Fat Hens, New
Hampshire broilers. First house
on the. right, south of Highlands
Clubhouse. Dressed, if desired.
Mrs. Pickle, telephone 2714.
~ 28-29-30p
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FOR FUMIGATING, xterminat-
ing, septic tank cleaning. IL
censed operators. Phone Kenne-
wick 3483 or c216. A. A. Chilten.
25-tfc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: Large selection of
Lucite, wooden, leather, leath-
erette frames, photo mailers and
gift items. Have your portrait
made today at our modern studio.
Garrett Studio, new Pasco thea
ter building, Pasco, Wash. tic
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: Several acre tracts.
Each has irrigation water and a
well. Located 312 miles west of
Pasco on upper River Road. Ex-
cellent building sites. For infor-
nation call Plat Ballaine & Sons,
phone 1871. Soft
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WANTED: To rent a two or more
bedroom house; must have by
NOV. /. Phone 1881. Mrs. Ku-
blk. 25tfc
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SEWING, alterations and mend
ing. First house west of Curtis
Trailer court on River Road. Come
in and see us. Phone 18x6. Mrs.
Munson. -.
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FOR SALE: Black Pekinese stud;
registered Axe; will take male
Peke puppy, registered Axe in
trade. Phone 1926. soc
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WANTED: Stenographer and gen.
eral office worker; good salary.
Pacific Power & Light Co., phone
: u A. Purdy at 1101. 29tf
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FOR SALE: 1899 Olds 6 sedan; in
Al mechanical condition; good
rubber. Collins Trailer camp, at
PaScO.
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eleNTED: Sales girl, experience
;, desirable but not essential.
henderson Office Supply. 29tf
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WANTED; Woman to take charge
OF home and children for sew
eral weeks. 75c an hour. Phone
220l. 800 First Ave. M29tf
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LOCAL and Long Distance Haul
ing, moving, packing and Grating
for shipping. Richland Transfer.
Phone Kennewick 942, Pasco POO.
- 45tfc
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FART TINE WORK 9:3O am. to
s pm. Will consider anything.
n Parkview Homes. 28-3Op
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FOR SALE: Electric Hot Water
Tanks, thirty gallons. Neon Ell
ectric Service Co., Phone Pasco
81. 14tf
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WANTED: 2 bed room home with
basement, preWar built, from
owner. Would consider it as part
payment on bed room modern
home. Phone 1887. 28-3Op
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FOR SALE: Six or seven tons of
hay. E. j. Brand or H. G. Fyfe.
29-3lp
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: Domestic water sys-
TENS for deep and shallow wells.
A water system properly installed
will give years Of service. WASH
iugtOn Hardware. Z7o
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FOR SALE: Cheap, almost new
business building, downtown To-
cation, 16x32, standing on site pro-
tected by firm ten year lease. Call
Plat Ballaine and Sons, Phone
1871. If
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

WANTED: Horses to pasture and
feed. $40 per month. Blaine
Marks, one mile east of Richland
Y, Kenpewick highway, turn south
at fruit stand. 28-30p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: Practice piano, table
top, butane stove, butane water
heater and tank; '36 Nash home
made tractor. Mrs. Cecil Mckay,
l mile out Washington st. Sc.
Parker on mail box, back of Wig
gins orchard.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-24

WANTED: Mechanically inclined
young man to learn refrigera-
ton maintenance and repair work.
Bunch Finnigan, Inc. 29tf
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SELL your property through the
Miller & Campbell Real Estate
agency, located on Avenue c. We
have many purchasers who need
homes Immediately and are ready
to buy. Phone 2701. 16tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14
Reds From
China Head
For Siberia

Chungking, March l4.-(AP)-
Government experts said hat the
Russians who Withdrew from Muk-
den to Changchung began rolling
on northWard today - evidently
headed for Siberia. 1t wa the first
indication from any source that the
Mukdcn Withdrawal meant eVacua-
ton of Manchuria.
The dispatches said seven troop
trains had left Chanchuns and that
the remainder of the Red armNS
former Mukden garrison would fol-
low OOn
A three-hour battle in the south
ern suburbs was reported by the
Chinese central news agency. 1t said
the battle followed an unsuccessful
attack by Chinese Government po-
sitions by unidentified forces. To-
days government dispatches also
said Mukden'S underground elements
had placed themselves at the service
of national government officers.
The dispatches said the economic
advisor to SoVicts forces had called
on the Chinese mayer of Mukdcn
to discuss future economic COOP
Grafton and the protection of Soviet
property and trade III the Dig Man
churian city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14
RY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau

ASheNllle. NalCn lf.-NOlc III
line with predictions recently MADE
by Lee GraVely than with curtall-
ment of hurley tobacco acreage, the
hurley growers of this section are
planning for bigger things. Govern
ment acreage allotment of hurley
has been cut ten percent, but ave
", top ranking official of the Amer
lean Tobacco Association, prOphesleS
substantial increase in export dc
mand for hurley. Anyway, plans are
in the making for w or three adj
Gitional warehouses here to handle
future crops. In this respect hurley
are following their eastern
cousins in the bright leaf flue cured
area. Nearly every bright belt mar
ket anticipates additional warehouse
space for next season. The govern
ment'S ban OF commercial building
will retard these expansion pro-
grams. but the ideas are there, Your
reporter is Vr.tng this from 4AShe-
Vile because he thumbed a ride here
with Phil Hcdrlck tobacco specialist
with the department Of agriculture,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14
Reports OF Soviet
Movements Received

Washington, Marc HAP
The OnIted State Government is
continuing to receive reports of ex-
len5lVe Russian troop movements in
IRAN. a State Department official
said today.
The department is not officially
releasing the contents Of these re-
ports at this time, but it can be stat
ed in general that they show three
Russian forces of strong but no
massive size distributed about as
follows:
One column at karai, % miles
from Tehran, the capital. where,
American officials believe. a leftist
coup may be planned by communist
party leaders to install a DrO-Soyie
government under the sponsorshil
of the Moscow command.
Another column has passed the
town Of Marand, north OF Urmis
Lake in the wild country of kur-
dish trlbeSmen along the Turkish
border.
The third column at Mianeh, south
OF the communications center O
Iabrlz, and in d position to 90 either
toward Tchran or toward the Tur-
kish-lraq border.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14
Burley Tobacco Growers Plan Big Things

MARSHAL-A new name, and 4
highly potent one-has been inject
ed in the gossip about a new I. $.
marshal for the western district.
Encountered ON the way up ana
checked hcrcabouts. the SUGGESTION
is gaining ground that Col. Zen
Prince of HendcrsonVlllc Is the man
\ former state senator and CHAIR
man of the highway and public
works commission, which he lett to
enter tho army, Col. Prince is cE-
pected home IN a few weeks from
three years service IN the Pacific
area. 1t is rumored this may be TIA"
reason Senator Clyde Iioey has not
APPOINTED a successor to Malsdl
Charles Price. whose term expired
a few days ago. Sponsors of the
Prince nomination point u that ne
fills every requirement for the post
ability, sobriety, dignity, Ions
party service and recognition of mil
itary service. So far as can be learn
ed. Col. Prince has not been con-
suited about the matter but there is
evidence of very influential support.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14
Lewis Acts
Like Sphinx
AboutWage

WASHINGTON. March l4.-(AP)-
John l.. Lewis played sphinx To-Day
hut there was much conjecture ne
PLANNED to soft pedal wage Increase
demands and concentrate on VIM
ming better working conditions lor
his soft coal miners.
Al the same time, the trend OF the
two day old national sold coal wage
conference gave rise to nop among
industry representatives that Lewis
might cancel a strike April |, despite
the fact that he already has cleare
the way for a general Walkout.
The speculation over Lewis wage
position, left uncertain TUESDAY
when he proposed merely that wages
be raised and hours Ge shortened,
was touched off when United Nine
Workers. spokesman devoted an n
tire day to explaining of the UNIV S
demand for a miners health and
welfare fund.
The fund was n of nine general
demands which Lewis placed before
the conference.
Wages were not discussed n yes
terday's meeting and they are not
on today's program. Union officials
indicated that no specific wage fig
ures are to be discussed until &C
tual bargaining begins behind closed
doors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14
Coering Declares Fliers
Trained In Spanish War
Testifies Air Arm
Reason For Swift
Polish Conquest

Nuremberg. March II. - (AP)-
Hermann Gocring testified before
the international military tribunal
today that he asked Adolf Hitler to
send help to Generalisslmo Fran
cisco Franco during the Spanish
civil war to prevent the spread OF
communism and to try our young
air force
AT that time said GOerlng OF
Nazi intervention in Spain, Il had
al opportunity to see if we had the
proper equipment and | saw to it
that the personnel got some cxpc-
rience.
Young men continually went and
returned
He said Franco asked for aid,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14
BeVin Grows
Worried By
Red Actions
Says 1t Is Hard
To Understand Red
Policy In Iran

London, March ii. -tAP)-fof-
aiqn Secretary Ernest BcNln declar-
ad TODAY Britain would regret any
settlement between RUSSIAN ana
Iran which %"appeared to be extract
ed from the TcHrtA government
under durcss while Soviet forces are
still OCCUPYING the country.
Bovjn told the House of Commons
that despite the continued presence
of Russian troops in Iran, the Brit
lsh government had taken no oe-
cision to put British troops back III
the trouble area.
Nor" he added, have His Ma
icstv's Government ,akcn any steps
to open negotiations with the iran
ian Government for the return OF
British troops.
British troops. c~Vacuatlng iran
March , under the Anglo-SoNlct-
Iran treaty, moved across the border
into lraQ.
Reviews Situation.
Reviewing the Iran situation up to
fine. datc<Of the agreed Withdrawal,
Bevin declared the British Govern
ment had received the most cate
gorical assurances" from Generals
simo Stain and the Russian Gov
eminent that lran's integrity would
be respected.
1--WE were assured" the foreign
minister added, that there was nc
intention of taking aggressive action
against Trans forces. 1t is very diff
ficult for His MajestyS Government
to understand the present policy OF
Russia in this matter n even more
difficult, even to believe That al
their assurances are not gong to be
fulfilled.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14

Marshal Ivan B~agramian, Rus
sian expert on tank warfare ana
campaigning in difficult terrain, has
been IN IabriZ two or three weeks,
sources disclosed to-day. Ba2ramian
made his reputation as commander
OF the Baltic front IN the war with
GERMANY.
The Russian column which left
Tabrlz at first was reported NOV
ing northWard toward the Soviet
border. At Marand, however, 1t
turned westward toward the Tur-
kish border.
Otner Soviet forces we're reported
to have moved south near the Iraq
border.
The Russian garrison at Tabriz,
capital of the self proclaimed state
OF AZerbaljan, was reliably report
cd to have been doubled or trcbled
IN the past few weeks
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14

HODGES Senator Brandon Hold
geS Of BunCombc Is non-commIl'al
about the lieutenant gONcrnorShlp IN
1913. He says he is running or the
state senate again and viii let 1874"
take are of itself. His political as
sociatcs and close personal friends,
however. Y not so retlClent. lheN
declare that Hodges is even now
running for lieutenant governor and
will offer long odds that he will be
nominated. Meantime. they accept
it as practically settled he will re-
turn to the l947 senate and be given
the post of president protein of that
body.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-14

POLITICS-So, leaving to tobac-
co men and bankers to discuss their
problems, your reporter scout
ed around a litt>e among the polit-
Weaver is rated a sure bet for a big
majority in Buncombe, which pro-
baby will be offset by greater ma
j~oritics for Monroe Redden. chal-
lenger for the twelfth district seat,
in Henderson and Pennsylvania.