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AAIscFLLANEoUs ron SALT.

fvENETTAN blinds, custom-mAde. Drognpt
sETIAN sfnSsIxIA ssai1Ra sE1aP s. 20. sA ssa4
ss nI mirror. ors sls aor sots as isnsns
slsss.s Sss ess sssa sa.s 10 ssss ss.sa h
sasa ksoSasIEis. double. 20 INCHES .Ias; 9
HAVEN MANUFACTURING CO.. s043 so Z
sWs.aEDkoBE 4. HS "a rKGsk, aask Hartman elbrsis.r-
fzed make. good condition, $50; also white
Philco table radio with record player, at
WssnEkEasse ssssnfhks Lar IA Easy Spinner, porcelain
and steel, automatic. saut-on CLOCK, excei.
eond,: SOB. FR 1850. 90 saoo.
new Jew GE vacuum cleaner; $50; large. used
oshkosh wardrobe trunk, S15: steel cot
and new mattress, never used 30. pI taole
BARLOW, Hillside, Trailer Village, sssoo
NasS9EES NWassREs pike sMaHusHfsEsMdmmedt.te HslfEfs Mf
ers: easy terms. STANDARD TIRE g.
BATTERY CO.. 10th and sts. ne; Omen
every evening till 9 pm. Ii. 1883. Ii
WASHING MACHINEs-Phone Mr.. seltzef
at MA 1928 if you want Bendix installed
now also. sometimes We hays a new aM haysNag payN9
Gasaiss S2 aGls "a MaoarsEs-seyeral Fl good one.
thar have been traded on Lanndsraa Auto, sasn
iHshsea TRfc. 400 Zoo I baltimore blvd, Wa 5Isa.
9psss 9RpssHiNS sRsaSMd M.cafSFs Il fS for delivery this
| month Limited supply, Liberal trade-in
allowance on your old washer. Easy
terms. We also have few rebuilt ma ma,
f5nss noW pfgTRcr sgRRnecE az H5Rs ee ee
Sradnew EanER and sanreek electric
coolers. suitable for Offices, shops, stores,
and stqsaS kfyess Tg gs'ss
sATTERy Goo,a o 10th and aasa sIs me- s. s2s, opsn
MaEE half psss 'sR rs
s%SxfEa.oooLEk sSSf 4 & aE a srEcIalisr experts
n Both and
g 9oaN qssole wERsTER. Il 'nS Saz Y st. NV.
WATER HEATERs--3e and e6 gal cleo
sss sfspasb asa5srs !sN sfss
d0 slf leth ana ISIS sss II Il ePfn every eve
WATER HEATEEs, saS electric I'd all yss1 sizes
s9eTs sss It lnsial.atiSn na SA 4is 10aN wo Yes
WATEK HEATERS, 50; e, 81 and IS s gal !:
mhss stoaf sor ana
lCENTER, 514 10th st NV. Ma. SS72.
WATER HEATERS, electric. 80, SO, 80
| gal, GE Pemco, Rheem: immediate de,
| livery. NATIONAL ELECTRIC CO.. sos
| 11th st. NV, Ma. 3720. ga
reasonable IA. 3704. rs
WRIST WATCH Hamilton, diamond and
platinum. ladys very small; ~ fun-cut
lextra-fine diamonds all around: ruby dinner
ring, mems wrist watch. etc; beautiful
bargains from OWNER. No dealers AID.
MOVING TO FLoRDA-wil sacrifice a
| lot of wool suits and oyercoats, size 40,
| ali cleaned, some almost new. So to S25.
| Call LU. 1880 for appointment or come to
1881 Bay ST. Sc. between 18th and 10Th
HUNDREDS OF ITEMS going on clearance
sale at prices reduced up to 50&
HAYNES CAMERA CENTER. S646 Georgia
| ave-, Silver Spring. SH. s644. IA
ARTISTS or draftsmanS', adjustable re-
| volving drawing tables; one dozen Of them.
AID. AL. 25s
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BOATS.

l4-FT. oUTBoARD. new. extra strong
const., very light. stable and dry; fmmed.
foaSsToN : in n sG9d H sgastion new
motor. $3.50. Can Dr so32 --25
SILVER CREEK BOAT and utility traiiers
to carry up to a la-foot boat: converts
See it today. at the AMERICAN TRAILER
CH,; CSope No No 1897 asso Wisconsin ave NV
WE SERVICE ali makes, Of outboara mo;
tors; price IS reasonable. Sc. SALES
f2 HaR1NE suPPL1rs. 5uia Ii = paints rope fir. .1.
tinguisners. outboard motors. Scripps ma
Es sRsD ns e e ano ap oN ns gIs sasfs si
sosf Il II Ekk1fHtsfasrs, II atss a..enslon-see the
new Gar Wood Commander 1919. It's
ssAa e aRcARe nsSs eosf1se geo CO 14s7 'Sin TSins
tsE .nBasss srai as-
eh ssinsie R and r twin Screw. 20 mi-inelosed
soasaS f5sssss sc Gs q cenF1 nEsf FaE9
gidgy Richmond. va. Tel. s-5424; eyes.
RICHARDsoS CRUISERS and sports com
muters, Century de luxe utilities. 10 speed
Hesis sery fGn TaE q JACK ssIas sToNa NJ eo
sooFT. SOFT RAIsED-DEcK cabin cruiser; Gray
aifi Pa1p WI fssp fs1sa aaS sasdy
WANTED-Outboard motor. REGARDLESS Of
size or condition: cash for same. 737
ctIHfRRIs-cRAFT 17-ft. utility spesdboat,
65-h.p. Chrysler marine engine. double
RsRs tse RfhsGssnsK KRSY lsal hsas basoN ssed as
Greek. Beverly Beach, Md. Call TE, 5l56. 5l56
-
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AVIATION,
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES n

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES n.eas cenlplete
sHivHRs sYIIe nSssanRs AGENCY 6
Vermont ave NV DI. 100
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR wanted, full time
Contact DAVIS FLYING SERVICE, Damas-
eus. 3542 or SH; 1880 nights. -27
DON'T OVERHAUL your engine: new one
costs less on Continental Exchange Plan
Cal CoAsIAI, GOA AWIA coRP sR6 Re Ss3s Ssss
since new; moving and will sell for best
cash offer by June ! oV; 0l59. -26
1917 NA-DEMONSTRATOR, 40 mod
el: will sacrifice for immediate sale. Call
MR.. MeCLOSKEY, OIL. SSSS. -23
1916 FUNK PLANE, 125 hours flying time;
like new; will sell reasonably. Call FA.
MIST GO, ss5o-Fairchild 3-place BIZ
plane; excellent for acrobatic Wright
175-h.p, eIgine. burns : gals. mr.; cruises
100: climbs 1,eoO #. min: steel prop.
locking tail wheel, new tires. new. wind
shield; licensed H. J. BURROWS, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne. Inspect at Queens
Chapel Airport.
sACRiFICE-65-h.p. Piper Club, Just re-
Chapel Airport UN 4234 -25
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL SUBLET furn. ! .rm., kit. and bath
and ~ rent al uts1!iss s1s tES aSSo }ay bIE
Conn. ave. NV. OR. 1878. Box 272-H.
Star. -
rm., s%n dinette' in Kitchen, bedrm.. bath; s75
mo: to quiet adults: yearly lease. BOX
5000 :s d. COM. AvE.--widower will share
2-bedrms.. kitchen and bath apt With
elderly and employed gentleman $40
ISL ISL FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-1-roon apt.
kitchenette semiprivate bath; $40 mo.
AZ S All sHEpaKRp Sis Rnnasfr ST. 9stWeen bedrms
refined adults; very clean and convenient.
oLNEY. MD bedroom apt, furnished;
coantrs ooas Sa'h; home. ''sf Is mi north d silver
Spring Md car ds. car ~ poes
couple with school-age child: we have boy
s: VIII care for child working hours. Box
MARYLAND "a bedrooms, s12s , per
possession ~, 81; a24s s;+,,.n .nd ,.n;avt .,-Sa
siREM sasR md h niss hs kssasa toP sR'
but linens. Can be seen from 9 to 5
sieepins sees rm. on a'f fst H. employed ssSits.
ROOMS and kitchen, semibath. for
empoysao ea4s So '1Sp' %G eE s aSsi 6sa sss6 s5 Sh
1909 1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE, N.w.-s-rm.
nicely furnished apartment, for ADULTS
sais' sos WILMINGTON VII pL. s.E:-airi to
share modern arm. apt. with / other
girl; $50. includes everything CAL RUTH
SIMPSON 10 to $50 O'Clock. MA. 4si5.
WHrTI Viii MARBLE BLDG, rms. slcove,
private bath; includes Kitchen sts-So 90
sssEsr SessIy nclgdins so1 stee st s gas oil
FoRMER ARMY CAPT. now employed with
Navy, desires gentleman to share lse hy.
sephoas ssdrm o triH 10 oeSs1 Sss1 Ra
Manager. CO, 0709 any time. Other rooms.
aPT sfSy FITS 'sn safARY aafsss svaisbe for ss.
woman, between .25 and 40 yrs, In re-
turn for work In Doctors ofice. y, Box
1907 isoa SIZING isG RID. N.w.-studio room and
kitchen. semipy! bath; neyiy esHJ fyEp.; ior sa
ARsInsGToNsApartment ssnssTer S Ti 70 share girls
every convenience; all modern: S2o sn each.
VII WILL assf SHARE a-oedroom apt. with 2;
unlin1. phone, garage: nearby Md; $50
month. SR 521s after $50 pm. "a
ss1srs ss1s @ at SIS q Per nc cali after 3 s,m'
agRaNffshfn a9iasffs b AsirARRTHMENr-Liyins Il room.
ansste @ sg ashss eRd Sa psr S das
oof SfIth sf NV IA
TO SHARE expenses. attractive
dIs hee g5a gal sH Star
BEDRM. BED AND KITCHEN APT. for 2 girls;
s35 each Also apt. on End floor for girl
kitchen: twin beds: $50. 1917 C st. ne.
ROCK CREEK PARK-4-rm.
Hds1IfssMs BHpkM fpss And faF IfFyiSe kM. bay vim
dows, facing west and north; no sun TIL
bath; months only; S65 mo Call pI.
1885 2l40 N st. NV. Apt: %. 20
3fl6 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-Bedroom and
kitchen; employed couple or 2 girls; S14
week Phone LII. 6943.
BACHELOR WILL SHARE attractive apt.
In Alex. with another man. CaH oF. $3.50.
tsfe MASS AVE. downtowr-Entire hrst
!foor, 8 large rooms, refgr.. batn, Tor
or 5: S45 each person; also Ink. rooms.
x3Q each
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ApARTMEkTs EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR CHICAGO 24
rooms, unfurn. apt, s46; excellent NV.
IessttoS & Ho.a AD Yos 6t7sw sw.sH,seToS Hav.
2-bedroom, unfurn. apt in Jackson Hgts.
want same IN Bethesda or NV. Washing
ton; goy I3I-E 81 sta, va-tro,,,s,n
apt cool, new, garden apt. house. for
similar In N. Y Box Ssh. Star. 2s
WILL EXCHANGE 3-rm., kitchen and batn
kitct,en and bath apt In downtown NJ
sectioa. or other nice locality. DU. ss39,
between and Q Pm
Evening star., 1947-05-23
COUNTRY BOARD
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apart m e mt owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm ent ts Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
ments, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
Roons euRkIsHEp-taortheo.t.

fIO MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Lge. front
twin bedrms., S5 each person week; pix.
S0e k ST. N.E.-Lge front rm with pvt;
family; employed couple or girls; 50
week eaen FIR 443S.
THE MaRICK, 1873 B. st. n.e.--Attractiye.
large clean, newly decorated room, single
beds laundry privilege: doubles girls only.
zoos JACKSON ST. NE Nicely fur
nished front bedroom shower; gentleman.
1910 ST. NE-very attractive. extra
large cool room for 2 girls, So each. LII.
ROOM FOR SETTLED LADY; on 2 bus
lines: SIS month. 4123 22nd st. ne.
WooDRiDGE. 1905 25th st-Attrac. rm
for girls; dble.. $50 ea.; sgle.. $50; semi
pvt bath; meals optional. MI. 5172. ca--26
DOUBLE, twin beds; cool front room. SIS
fosh- fosl kfAKsY SpA ny ST, N.E.-aissly furn
home; couple; s45; single. sss; near
o5ooLokEpD1sis GALES St. n,e-Nicsly
furn double rm for e'npl. married couple.
cooking and laundry PRIVILEGES: So each
Call after pm, LU. s36s
FOR EMPLOYED married
couple. cooking and laundry privileges.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
I CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

= BLAZE-FACE SORRELL C0tTS. years
Me 9I0S or Vienna 1I9-W-1. -25
A VERY FINE LOOKING sorres korse. part
white face and feet: weighs about 200
gentle. GE. ABB.
PONIES - splendid bay selding. 13
hands, Z yrs.: excellent yeariing; pure.
FARM, SH. sg59. ,.
JERSEY Mich COWS-Pureb-ed. reTis-
tered, paper available; cows yrs. OLD;
1 COW yrs. old. these are truly beautiful
animals, but are open to offer due to the
fact that they must be sold within the
coming week We believe all Of these
animals show prospect, MATTAPONI
FARM, Groom. Nd, or phone Marlboro
/ BLACK MARE, weight 1.400 lbs. 8 yrs;
work. ANYWHERE l 500-chiek brooder, l
sorrei horse. Tennessee walker. yrs.
Cali TR 96773, bet. s and 4 pm, MR..
FRESH cow, calf wks. old. Cali sP.
FIGS FOR SALE. s weeks old 81. e13s,
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ROOMS fURl.--MD. 8 VA. {ccnt. i

k00NAS tONtS.---tstD. ~ Va Cont
sos 5. TyY ST. Arl.. Va -ge, front
I'm, newly decorated, modern furnttares
twin beds. cony. to sArL Hail. Navy Annex
Pentasons gentlemen preferred, S25 ea.
CH 3116 o5s
ARLINGTON, va. Lee hwy. Double rm.,
Twin beds, 3 exposures Ideal for busi-
LARGE DOUBLE RIM, twin beds. share
bath with one person. Extra privileges
Close to- busiine. Call CH. 5636. Gem
tile family. --36
LARGE SINGLE I'M. extra privileges.
Close 10 busline. Phone CH. $685.. Cen
CH. cH.. MD.-Beaut. home. room and
sleeDing porch: young people. Ink. privi-
legess pvt. family. tennis court. Oh 66n3.
1925 WILSON BLVD, Arl--Nicely fiIrn..
2nd, front. enipl couple; no drinking or
parties. 1-fare bus stops in front of door.
3ie S. ST. AsAPH. Alex. va.-conT, to
airport. Navy, Pentagon: 2 lge. rms, pvt.
home & nr, restaurants. stores. etc. OYER
IN IN SILVER sPRING-Purn. room, for cpIe.
or q single men; conv. transp.; $40 per
MI. Mt RAINIER, MD.--Attrac. single rr,. Ia
3 pvt home with Rentile family. scail
LARGE RM.. newly decorated; for two
girls; twin beds; on 1a-cent bus line:
light kit privils GIL, S4Sl
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ROOMS FuRNlsHEp-s.E. and s.w

3I9 IIth ST. s.W.-sleepinz room with
double bed, or. second floor; two msp. OF
Isis ST. sE-Larse; light and airy
room for q gentleman; l blk. from bus;
S6 so week. Ii. 491S. 10
1850 G ST. Sc, facing Pa. aye.--Quiet
refined, Colonial brick home; restricted:
cars, buses, y block: large furnished FURNISHED
hot water: cooking privileges and utilities
no linens: girls OF employed couple
3 months rent in advance. Pa
1882 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Bed
room, private home. Simmons metal
furniture; quiet, cony, transp DI. 2200,
Ext. 249I, 9 to 8. Thereafter, Lu. 6437.
TWO DOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE. RE.
Ss BRaNDYwINE PL. s.w.-Furnished
large recreation rm., suitable employees
people; Quiet PVT home. After 2 pm. 23'
1875 ST. S.E.-Attractive bedrm.. twin
beds separate dressing rooms; employed
couple or girls; $50 month. LU. 24ls.
LARGE FURNISHED RM. next to bath;
suitable for gentleman or lady: Ia blks.
from Lincoln Park; Sl2 wk. AT. 42Is.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

FOR COLORED-We have a room rental
service attached to our real estate ONCE.
List your rooms and apartments with US.
Call Mrs Height, North 3239. THOMAS
g r. BRAGG, 51r Florida ave. NV. North
FOR QUICK RESULTS list your rooms
with us Call Miss Smaliwood. AID. 7l9q.
B. E. THOMAS REALTY CO., 1921 14th
ct n " ard 1oor -
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ROOMS ruRkIsHEp-MD. and VA.

MT. RAINIER MD, 43Og 34fh st.--Ist
door front, double bedroom; unilu. phone.
iaund. priv. $40 per month WA. 2sbs-
BETHEsDA--Pieasant, cool. corner room
adjoining bath. neighborhood OF detached
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ROOMS wANrEp.

YOUNG LADY, with small pet tthoroughiy
housebfoken). would like nicely furnished
room or small apartment. References
furnished Call NO. 6S22 between $50
and q /, M 23s
Evening star., 1947-05-23

POULTRY And EGGs tcena. j. 4
JAMEs FEED sTORE. 6I9 & q. NV.
NE. 0069B Bahy chicks. feed and poultrs
ie.eoe D. 8. APPROVED pui. controlled
chicks. direct from hatchery, your choice,
Wyan, or Leehorn COD. $3.50 per hum
tred postpaid. 81 per hundred deposit
with order. Immediate delivery. o. g:
MAXWELL, Lanham. Nd. HI 0226. I'D
Evening star., 1947-05-23
POULTRY and EGGS

WHITE LEGHORN PULLETs, mo. old;
some year-oid hens: blood tested and GER
titled layers These are choice birds. VIII
sell IN lots of 25 or more. GE. ABS.
Evening star., 1947-05-23

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 st. NV, National
Evening star., 1947-05-23

ADDING MACHINES, typewrlters. calcula.
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE 11Tf
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 813 14th st
ANTIQUES, silverware, In any condition
china, bric-a-brac dguress old tewelry
Cat l4th and q sts.r ME-, 6079
ANTIQUES. furniture. nrlc-a-brac,. china
glassware, rugs, silverware.,. paintings
Evening star., 1947-05-23

1919 MASS. AVE. downtowr-Entire hrst
floor 8 large rooms, refgr., bath, for
4 or 5: s45 each person: also Ink. rooms.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
condition. RE.
pEEDYCEn ATnU

~ 1AAi lltAis 49,
REFRIGERATOR,
cubic ft.:: $215.
pl. Sc. ..-.-
REFRIGERATOR
new, $50: also {
hold furnishings.
REFRIGERATOR,
luxe, Crosley Sh,
cry. AMBASSAD
REFRIGERATOR,
trio, reasonable,
Evening star., 1947-05-23

General Electric, like
tudio couch, misc. house
RA. 0224 after 5 pm.
9 Gu. #; brand-new de
.lvador; immediate deliv-
OR CO, DE. 1888. IA
electric. General Elec-
MI. 3444.
Seryel, gas, 6-cu. it.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19
Girl Scouts Aid
In Preparing For
Xmas Seal Drive

AS a god deed for the whole
community. Girl Scouts under
the direction of Mrs. Lee Thomp-
son have assisted with the pre-
parations for the 1947 Christmas
Seal Sale chairman, announced
today.
The Scouts have devoted
many hours after school and on
Saturdays stuffing envelopes
while preparations were under
day for the Seal Sale.
The girls welcomed this OPP
portunity to be of service to the
community and to share in a
project which will pay future di-
vidends in health" Mrs. Thomp-
son, leader of the Girl Scouts,
commented.
Praising the Scouts for their
willingness to serve, Mrs. Miller
said the association has come to
depend on them for their cheer
full, competent assistance"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-19

Over u per cent of Norway is
reproductive.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04

Mr.. Moulton went to Iowa City
to attend q family reunion and
to visit several other middle west
ern places. The rest of the party
returned home Thursday evening
coming by way of Glacier Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cornell,
Richard and Margaret Ann were
here from Seattle to spend the
holiday week end at the M. M.
Moulton home. Returning home
with them were their SON Bob and
Miss Pat Moulton, the latter to
take position in Seattle.
Mrs. Fem White of Tacoma has
returned home after spending the
week with her brother and family
the Reuben Gests.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Brand Friday to Sunday were Mr..
Brands two sisters, Mrs. }. r.
Hammond and Miss Cora Brand
from Yakima.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Gibson of
Palta Alta, California visited with
Mrs. Cizeiene Wright.
Mrs c. Wright and son Lewis
returned home from a two week
vacation trip visiting her sister
in Missoula, Mont.
MIR. and Mrs. r. B. Ellidge Wis
tied last week end in Walla Walla.
Lou Bauer spent Sunday in
Yakima, visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Gelhaus
and children, Edward and
Dorothy Ann of Medford, Wis,
visited Lou Bauer, brother of
Mrs. Gelhaus, over last week
end.
Mrs. H. o. Sandberg and SON,
David, left by plane from Spokane
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04
Completes Auto School,
Drives New Car Home :.

E. r. Durocher of Durocher'S
Auto & Implement Co., drove a
new automobile home after being
awarded certificate of gradua-
ton from the automotive service
school of Kaiser-Frazer Corp.
Durocher, service manger of
Durocher's Auto & Implement Co.,
was instructed in mechanics and
service of the Kaiser and Frazer
automobiles. ..r T.. 49,.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp, maintains
a fully stated automotive school
in chassis, engines and all parts
of the two cars are torn down
studied and reassembled. The
classes are designed for distribu-
tors and dealers service managers
and average from 20 to rs stu
dents each week. -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04

Friday evening to visit her mother
in st. Paul, Mimi. Her mother,
Mrs. Anna johnson, recently a
visitor here, is critically i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse w. Love
and daughter have returned home
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04

from the Reverend John Fink
beiner, Jr. Morning services will
begin at 10 O'Clock at the chapel
in Hover's Fountain Park. a
fellowship dinner will be held
later in the city park. Visiting
speaker for the evening service,
starting at 1880 o'clock, will be the
Reverend E. L. Ely.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04
New Music Instructor
To Serve This Area

Mrs. A. Della Obergh, long ex-
perienced in voice and piano is
locating in this area. She has
won highest awards in contests
held by world famous Judges in
New York City.
She is now locating in the
Methodist church in Pasco and
is planning to have classes in
KenneWick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04
MINISTERIAL ASSN

The Inter-City Ministerial As
ISOLATION of the Kennewick-Pasco
Richland area will conduct its first
fall meeting in the Pasco Metho-
dist Church building on Tuesday,
September 9, beginning at 1000
am. PST). All Christian ministers
in this area are invited to attend
the session and to assist in orga-
nizing the fall and winter program
of the Association.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04
FLIES LURE SALMON

MIR. and Mrs. Phil Grossman
drove to Seattle Thursday for
four days of fishing on WILDLY
Island. An unusual feature of the
outing was fishing for salmon
with flies. The unconventional
lures resulted, however, in the
taking of seven fine fish. MIR. and
Mrs. Grossman were accompanied
on their return trip by their
daughter, Patricia, who has been
vacationing on WILDLY Island.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04

after spending the pas,
vaea'ioning with friends 'en y
latives at colville and tb a., !
O'rielle lakes. A'e p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04
LOCUST GROVE

The Locust Grove grange will
meet Friday, September 5, for it's
first fall meeting. All members are
urged to attend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04

CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY
The second anniversary of the
dedication of the Good News
Chapel will be observed Sunday
according to an announcement
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Northwest's flights will con-
verge from Minneapolis - ST.
Paul and from Seattle to meet
in Anchorage, Alaska - and
continue on over the Aleu-
tians.
Australian National Anyways
and Philippine Air Lines fly
competing foreign-flag planes
now. The Canadians, the Dutch
and even the Siamese plan to
join the sport soon.
A rate "war" has already
cut passenger fares as low or
lower than average steamer
fares to Hawaii. By plane you
spend $135; by liner about
$3.50.
Pacific airliners make the
longest over-water flights to be
encountered anywhere. To
Honolulu the jump is 2,4O0
miles, nearly a third farther
than the entire transatlantic
distance from Newfoundland
to Ireland. And that's only the
first hitch for planes making
the 7,6O0-mile total hop to
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MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS

knowledge of motor vehicle
laws in the states he will visit
are as important to the motor
list in preparing for his vaca-
ton as locking his house and
garage and conditioning his
car, Charles M. Hayes, presi-
dent of the Chicago Motor
Club, warned today.
Accident records received by
the club president reveal that
half of the traffic accidents oc-
curing in cities under $4,000
involve out-of-towners. Still
more non-residents are arrest
ed for traffic violations not as
sociated with accidents.
A new ordinance passed in
indianapolis, Indiana, banning
y turns on all streets illustra-
ties unusual regulations some
times encountered in local or
dinances. The State of Wash
ington goes beyond the fairly
uniform law in many states
which penalties hitch-hikers
and also penalties motorists
who grant rides to hitch-hik-
ers.
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PACIFIC AIR PARADE

San Franclsco-COmmerclal
aviation is spinning competi-
tive web across the vast Paci-
fic skies.
A covey of competitors aim
Sc flights westward from this
coast each week, to Hawaii
and points far beyond. By
Christmas, there'll likely be
half a dozen additional take
offs weekly.
Compare this traffic with
pre-war, when just two planes
headed out over the Pacific
each week. Or with present
flying over the greatest inter-
continental thoroughfare-the
70 weekly flights from the U.
S. across the Atlantic. The
young Pacific air transport
network is growing to respect
able size.
Last month United Air Lines
began service to Honolulu.
Next month Northwest Air
lines will start soaring to To-
kyo and Shanghai, by the
Great Circle route. Dodging
the southern air lane Pan Am
erican Anyways has pioneered,
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VISITORS FROM FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mole
and the Kenneth Mole family
arrived Aug. 10Th, from Fl.
Lauderdale, Florida. They left
Monday morning and per ar
rangements when they reached
Chicago, Mrs. Kenenth Mole
and the children transferred to
a Greyhound bus for Holland,
Michigan, for a visit with her
parents the Don Kygers.
Mr.. Kyger had invited the
Moles to go along on an excur-
sion of the local Boy Scouts to
Canada. Don being the state
representative of the Michigan
Boy Scouts. Kenneth Mole
plans to join his family later.
The Arthur Moles are stay
ing with the Wayne Downs at
24O2 Elisha Avenue. during
their stay.
It will be remembered that
Mrs. Don Kyger is the former
Chrissy Swain, who used to be
one of the foreladies at the
Lace Factory here.