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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE,

VETERANS COOPERATIVE apartments
pal and interest. S19.18 per month. Total
price as low as S6,s60., Apartments con-
sist of tile bath, ample clothes closets,
dinette. living room and choice of one,
two or three bedrooms. Call or come out
Immediately to Victor Wicksrsham's Sales
Office at Naylor Gardens. 30th and Naylor
rd. Sc. Open every day, 10 am. till 9 pm.
Ordway 21OO. To reach: Drive out Penna.
ave. Sc. to Branch ave. Right to Alabama
ave. and right on Alabama to 30th St.
then left on Both st. to VICTOR WICKER
denS. -
LIVING ROOM. bedroom, comb. kitchen
and dinette and bath, in modern apart
ment building, near 18th and Columbia
rd. NV; excel. .cond. and desirable loca-
ton; price only $500, $500 cash
necessary. HOLT, agt, phone EN-. 1854.
10
HALL. one room and bath bachelor apt,
in exclusive bldg. near Hotel 2400; excel.
cond.; Venetian blinds, elec. refgr.; price,
$4,000 cash, assessment $15 mo. Call
Mr.. Gavin, with H. g. SMITHY CO., MA.
6Q02 p
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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-Nortbeos

esOs 25th ST, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r. rm nsS6 ss6 to e seipy PVT; bath dble S21 e.
seqv sso % e II sIes sransD. single ss5; double
S2 '. Allison ST. NE.-rwo nicely furn.
rms n $50 and s46 in PVT bone; bus
! sss !ea!I III from aS & 70 3 AZ. ~ s4aa ''ne1i
Or friends: ali S~ convenience S~ {! Cali i0ISEs RE.
2173, L pms pm. or address above,
between SsSsee r. L ave and Mckinley ai High
80s 1Ith ST. N.E-Rms for man: priyils
Ga R srd 214r a At any sime s,..p,ng 10
ssosgsls@ ss q q 81 s,Ei; AZ asoS .n 10 10.
isss IsHERWooD ST. N.E-Nice double
I'm, tsdg tgig beds; near BATH conv transp,
M MIcaSsN GS$s rARk-private home prl,
ssS in sS$ -. M ss ss
sss @sH 02if sf: NE2ciean, saa 2ndnoor room in
quiet hCme, to employed lady; use of phone;
poUBLE pS fRoST ROOM for ladies or
men, nondrinkers; telephone privil. Call
is R. i. AVE. Nj double room, twin
s9aDf ss1 rRsNkTS st1 ms sT Ho SRb.rse TIeo front
rm.; gentleman preferred. 10
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM with twin beds,
breakfast and laundry privileges; empl.
couple. DE. 9425, g,
can rent single or double; gentleman pref
LaRGG La DoHsIE RooM, t. near neal transp;
PsiTlssso Ply MONROE og 81 150S SERoom. pvt en-
suitable Tor for light HOUSEKEEPING. g..
sae snei 81 ST Per NaBafhs0ss Week AZ saS fSt Fsd
room next to bath: employed couple S46:
single saS; fis 6sss and laundry privi ESod
400 a'' 18Th ST. NE.-one or two girls;
excel. transp., laund. privis. MI. s1o7.
1901 oath ST N.E-Double room, kitchen
and laundry privileges: in detached brick
home; residential neighborhood FIR. 1913.
only: private home; convenient transpor-
sa99 9n BLAINE aO0ST 0sST.-Mastsr bedrm., sd-
joining bath, breakfast privileges; good
transp 9,, business senter' movies nearby;
THE MAR1cK. 1ss B St. n.e-comfort-
able rm., newly decorated, new furnish
TPs' 1nss' aa9Hs 5aa99Hofs iachi'ies' sEie' anu u9ie
wooDRIDGE-Front, End H., warm rm.
in pvt, quiet home; all adults; Venetian
blinds, auto. heat and water; nr. c. o.,
2 blks. to 2 buslines. Reas DE. 1904. IS
I342 DOWNING ST. Next. privls.;
nice room: next bath; for employed cpl
or mother and child. Day care for child.
DU. 3146. -12
4Is end ST. N.E.-Rooms. single, doubles,
triples, S7.60 week and up: running water
in some rooms, maid service; good transp.;
near Capitol. Apply in person. 3
COLORED-535 45th ST.-Employed cou-
pile; home privileges, including kitchen and
laundry; in new home: $40 per week 30
CoLORED-331 11th ST. N.E--Double
room for married. employed couple or 2
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RM.-In nice
home, near tranSp; LU: s087. "a
COLORED-LARGE ROOM with twin beds
TO share with gentleman. TW. S4Ss Mon.
to Fri. until pm, all day Sat. and Sun.
cOLoRED-922 3rd ST. N.E-Furn. room
for sober employed men. Call Ii. s19S.
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TWO 25-YR. OLD girls will share their
WfFn Wh f ap eonv in k Prvs
$s7 80 per mo; eali OR. 1874 after ? m
ST. and 5m k,ssseh.tfs ses 5ffsensiss idss
1G Tx spsI Fl sff D asss
apt; adults only; s26o o,,I mo; 8 months ii IN
aTTksAcTfvELY farn. na. rooms, kitchen,
bath, ,Arl, 1 pix: school. SHOPPING, church
grill, hshpond: S110; available Dec L.
GIRL h TO, To SHARE APARTMENT with an
tation, Sc section; $40 per month. Call
Ii. 1714 after 6 pm. Box 206-M. Star
STUDENT artist home in GEORGETOWN Of.
fers newly decorated Notwithstanding 2.
room pit. for 2 students; pvt. entrance
maid and telephone service; $50 each. Ho
I4sI RHODE HOB ffSsass1 IsIaSp AVE- avS NwLv rm
bedrm., kit, furn.; suit. "a girls; $10C
Girls, ! & or 2: ,ge 70 share ar apartment Sas with
including utilities and telephone. TR
Ss5seIeS1oysy s1s[ .sS5v ss k9sb.n vns
aS: sssr eP1rsRSe PINRS Branch an HI RD N.w-aroom
caEvsY eP sS a2s single dS0T hoSe Sso se
Drivil. young people, S75. OIL eeOa
ATTRACTIVE SMALL APT.-Girl to share
with another girl, not over 30 $40 mo.
references, AID. O539. 143l Montana ave
WILL SHARE my very lovely furnished
apt. at Hampshire Courts with mature re-
fined gentle woman, $40 month; refs
TWo T7 R. REFINED, FINE YOUNG MEN, students g
preferred, to share 2-bedroom apt. with
Park Psrd rd, % AD. 2os1. Box sss-M, star. star any s
GIRL 10 share modern apt, private apt
building, bus service at door; uni. phone
THE WILSON, HOUSE. 1922 18th St NV
Excel. 2-rm apt. suitable for ladies
S25 ca, no drinking; references. MI 1896
1864 INGLEsIDE TER. N.W.-Third noo,
front, bedroom and kitchen with utilities
employed married couple; $55
Sc. SECTION-Bedroom and kitchen
semipvt. bath. pvt. entrance. also new
Westinehouse refgr., s65. Call Lu. 1859
a5G1 iath sT. N.w-3 bedrms., liv. rm.
din. rm.. kit. and bath, adults only, S15C
per mo; reference. Call for appointment
WANTED GIRL to share apt with 3 other
los ;S 1rvinstSn ton st. no s.w., W sss75 per month
IN PRIVATE HOME, furnished Groom apt
neal safeway store; no children; nc
drinking. Phone Vienna 80.
511 ST. S.E.-Apt. for middle-aged EN-
ployed couple, SIS per wk. FIR. 9297. -a
TWO GIRLS t22-26), wanted to share
huge apt, $40 mo. each. 1sf4 Calvert st
NV. Call DE. S139. %
TWO LARGE ROOMS. kitchen and bath
SS5 per mo-, adults only. $50 Southern
ave. Sc, TW. S733. 3
SUNNY, attractive. new:y decorated bed
room, living room. combined dining
Ikitchenette, Ink: men preferred or EN-.
ployed couple; Ss5. 5404 Galena pl. NV
1917 COLUMBIA RD. NV room, kit.
semibath, S44.S6 including utilities; nc
children Apply Sat. 7 pm.
1870 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Kit and bedrm.
onv: transp., $3.50 per mo-, employed
couple. %
11s QUINCY ST. N.w.-Basement, stove
refgr., conveniences, $50 RA 1850. %
NEARBY VIRGINIA. bedroom apt, com.
Dletely furnished with exceptionally I'm.
pieces. Rent, S100 mo. Available imme.
diate.s to settled couple for 3 months only
Phone OR. $3.50 for appointment to in.
TWo EFFEc. APIS. for rent. Call AT
7611. 145 12th st. Sc $3.50 o.
3233 P ST. at Wisconsin (Georgetown)-
Furnished studio apartments; S75-$150
Seen Sat. and Sun, until pm. o.
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APARTMENrs EXCHANGED.

EXCEPTIONALLY LGE. MODERN l-bed-
house at moderate rental. GIL. S943. %
OFF 10th ST. E.W.-Furn. 1-rm., kit. and
b. for 1-bedrm., unfurn.; vic. Alex. or
Arl., Va: rental about $50 mo. DE. 5577.
10s
WANTED-4-room unfurnished apartment
in Washington D. C. in exchange for SINH
lar apartment in st. Louis, Mo. Box 19-s'
Los ANGELES FOR WASH, D. c.-Two-
bedrm. unfurn. lge. apt. for similar in
Wash VT 1879 ~
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APARTMEh1s uhEuRNIsHEp.

COMPLETE 3-ROOM unfurn. living ROOM
bedroom, kt. apt; in private home; sepa-
rate entrance; $75 month. Available Nov
10: Hyattsyille. UN. 4o67.
adults; newly decorated: located on F
st bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV; refs. re-
Quired: $50. For appointment call WO.
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HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Brick bunga-
low on knoll 200 IT. from road, HANDICAPPED
grounds. apple orchard; also variety of
other fruits; 30 min to downtown: $3.50
unfurn.. S175 furn.; 5-yr. lease may be
had: & mos rent in advance. 1072o Old
siadensburs rd.. Silver Spring. sH: s5ae7' a
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

WE WOULD LIKE AN ABATEMENT with
a living room, kitchen, bath and one bed
room. Please rent us one that is modern
and neat. as we are expecting the patter
of little feet. Please call MRS. LEHTz,
Overlook 2532 s.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

white-haired boys and employed mother;
room, board and day care. Chestnut 1884
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

VACANCY in home for girl, age 2 to 4
permanent care and references. SH. 4767
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

s-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL, situated or
2 lots with fenced rear yard, for sale OF
rent fully furnished from Dec. l to May
l. Call CH. 5479. %
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ROOMS EURN. OR UNEURN.
ROOMS UkFURkisHED.

stlDhe .on or UNFuRN UNI ns
phone; S12 per wk. Call RA 6O47. q
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LARGE. PLEASANT UNFURN. ROOM, next
to bath; in new modern insulated brick
home; laundry facilities; bus service. 5939
] 9th I'd north. Arlington, Va. CHI. 6l3l.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WAhIEp.

ail after n m PI n6na "a
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CTR WE'D SppTNc

brick row home, in Immaculate condition
and extremely appealing; large large living living
modern ba tn; stairway to storage attic;
afe m ran porch nds and basd snd
msdase nas sale hs cai aHpss Mr. s sebasta1 M NH
1900; zI syss ss snd md Sundays WI 5s4e' BOSS
GEoRGEToWN; 6 enSi W. sis,s5eSA t "a f,ne, small
house in an excellent location; The nrst
f2or contains Living room dining room Snl
floor contains bedrooms l bath; there
are 4 wood-burning freplaces and a nice
zona in the scS sad bs
nome has gas hot.yater heat and Is com; +;
os "a ana so sges snd
EM. S1s5. BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1917
i NEAR Al n nsHHioREHAM HorEI-1ovely row
EssIish Esshah htehen Ssas soSe eiesa slsSS6
ssIn ~! aaRsHaEl ss1s fsis Snf
sSs sGFFzIo AVE, Tskoma a.l.ssss raskaogsp s4'sp
somss rooms. s9 Tie BATH aT IN celsr S
8 large bedrooms: very large wooded lot,
ss9ns Prsss ossm 70 G fs 1885, MhsH nass fasZ
J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV, ;p1.
Si5s s1st PL. N.w.-A lovely. 6-rm. Diet.
home in very good cond; lge bedrms
extra-lge closets. all-tiled bath, built in
garage, oil h.-w.h.: priced for quick sale.
with e. r. BoYNToN CO, Or $500. Ii
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK- bed
rooms, 2 baths; detached brick, about 6
ier-hall plan, den and lavatory on frst
floor, attic, conditioned oil heat, cleo
trio refrigerator; now being, redecorated
for S27 800. Phone Mr.. Evans. wO O29O,
with SHANNON g LucHs CO.. 1905 H
SrIk s; nv isth IA ASS Ss4s sSo,ImB1a Rp-sreom
and bath row brick house, near every con-
Yenience: bedrooms hot-water heat with
oil furnace, hardwood floors; vacant and
terms. T Phone Mr. Ray. DE. 1879, with
SHANNON q LUCHs CO.. 1905 st. NV.
Ma. 23x6.
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CLEVELAND Fhhh-6 bedrooms, 5 Daths
house. located Just of 34th ST.; oil h.-wh.
L. H Maury. AID. 1925, MARSHALL J.
MAHEE SEAh wsRDRAN f1i ri s1ts fxRx HOTELS bed
rooms, 2 baths, oil heat: zoned for apts
near TRANSPORTATION and shopping. Also
have other houses, both furnished and
J. WAPLE CO. DI. 3346
NORTHWEST, near 18th and Shepherd st
harse brick home CONSISTING Of rooms
place. oil h.-w.h. and built-in garage: ex-
cellent condition throughout: ideal location
for doctor; $1,000 cash balanss sses srransea
SHALL }. wAPLE CO.. DI. s34e.
1898 ARGONNE PL. N.w.-open daily. 2
ridiculouSly low: located close to schools
kit sosssd snd
Rstis tai S;%S sqsp Iirs II
shs Il easr eo R.afors r. fS D1 55ss
SFE SSFFEst tsss sxr. AND SUN, o'clock to dark DARK
white brick house with det,, brick SCI, !,
rec. rm. and laundry rm.: sI5.75O: inn
mediate possesson. To reach: Out Ga
sS eS1f'Tls eSrn.f. RS ah
S9d Ss 70 opsS sS''as sign TkED srs2
OPEN SAT; AND SUN: O'Clock I'll DARK
1900 Alaska ave.-.Attractiye det. brick
home. handicapped lot 5Ox125: 2-car ga
rage, 4 bedrms. and 2 baths; on osnxcellept
bal. On 1st trust. c. FRED KELLEY
LARGE HOME. containing rms. . baths:
excellent cond.: better NV section: rea-
sonably priced; excellent. terms CHAP
MAN REALTY CO.. Realtors. RE. 3316
BRIGHaTiwtooD-This s-rm. row brick 1.
in nmaculate sond and should b IN
zssI5sns spsn ss5%s SnsTTy $s.si i,oa; dsiis
SHEPHERD PARK-Brick: 5 bedrms.. den
2 baths. hardwood noors. slate roof. Of
h.-w.h.. 2-car gar, nice lot; small cesf
payment, balance first trust Possession
with deposit. Call ROBERTS z. LATI
MEE, 7T33 Alaska ave. NV. GE. 127t
MEAN n AZ THE Hen NATIONAL CATHEDRAL, Jus
OF Mass ave.-Spacious, detached resi-
dence, consisting OF bedrooms, 3h baths
large entrance foyer, living room, dinini
room and den or sunroom. gas automatic
heat, de luxe kitchen, completely reno
waited and in excellent condition. This !
one of the finest values and best-locatet
properties available today: reasonabl.
priced at S2S,5OO. To inspect Sun. ant
lweekdsys; call Helen warren; OR 9a22
81. 81 ssas. .
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Completely redec-
), large front and
Ill h.-w.h.; income
this lovely home.
MA. Ills. 3
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NSLI Reinstatements
Extended to January

Liberal reinstatement privileges
on lapsed National Service Life
Insurance policies which were to
have ended on August /, have been
extended until January l, 1948,
Leonard A. Clemens VA Contact
representative in Kennewick said
today.
Mr.. Clemens said that the dead
line was extended to give every
former policy holder more time to
pick up his CT insurance by simply
certifying that he is in as good
health as he was at the time of
lapse and executing the required
application. Only two monthly
premiums must accompany an ap-
plication for reinstatement of term
insurance.
More than $4,000 Washington
veterans have reinstanted their G
I insurance since the beginning of
an intensive information program
by the VA in February.
Mr.. Clemens urged all veterans
who wish to pick up this valuable
insurance protection to apply i'm
mediately for reinstatement at the
local VA Contact office in Kenne-
wick City Hall. Office hours $3.50
to pm. Wednesday of each week.
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Hebrew Christian
In Local Pulpit

An unusual and interesting ser.
vice will be held in this city al
the first Baptist church Wednes.
day evening, August 6, at 3 o..
clock, when the Rev. Elias Zim-
norman will give his personal
testimony: "How a Rabbinical
Student and a Son of a Rabbi
found Christ in Soviet Russia"
MIR. Zimmerman is formerly of
Russia where he attended a num-
Der of famous Rabbinical schools
in his preparation for Rabbi. In
a remarkable way he was led to
embrace Christianity and on ac-
count of his conversion he was
compelled to leave Russia and
later Germany and come to Am
erica.
Having graduated from a lead
ing theological seminary in this
country, he pastored the First
Presbyterian Church of Smyrna,
Ga. MIR. Zimmerman is now field
representative and superintendent
of the Los Angeles branch of the
large American Board of Missions
to the Jews with headquarters in
New York City.
This meeting promises to be in
formative and a treat for every
one. The public is most cordially
invited.
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Little Stories
OF The Week

Mrs. Mark Brown and son Lar.
ny have spent the past three
weeks visiting at the home of he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pierret, Sr., at Snake River.
Private Duty Sec, of Dist. No
Is, State Nurses Assn. met Wed
evening with Mrs. Lance Read
at her home in the Owens Bldg.
B.P.O.E. Pasco Lodge No. 1880
will have initiation Thursday
August 7th, 8rp. m. at the Pasco
Recreation Center. All Elks are
cordially invited. Candidates
please present selves at 7:3O %.
m.
Arriving Tuesday Mrs. D. G..
Days nephew TISgt. o. T. Baugh,
wife and baby were guests until
Saturday at the Day home. Sgt.
Baugh was being transferred from
Burgman Field, Texas to McChord
Field at Tacoma. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drummer
and Mrs. r. S. Richards drove to
Yakima Sunday accompanied by
the Misses Elaine and Lynette
Stillwell. The young ladies were
returning home after visiting for
two weeks with Mrs. Richards
and the Brummers.
Jack House spent last week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Reed, going then to Richland
where he is employed.
Mrs. Jess Matt, Mrs. Otto
Mustain and Ann Louise of Yaki-
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Amos,
and Miss Betty Amos of Arkansas
City, Kans., spent last Thursday
evening with the farmers daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jewell Todd and chill
dren. ss.s -
June and Scott Todd returned
with them Friday for an extended
visit.
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DOT Death 10 Insects on Contact:
Kills Cooling Moth. Orchard Pests
What is DOT?

What is DOT?
DOT is one Of the best insect
killers yet discovered. It is eff
fective against household insects
cooling moth, European corn bor-
err, and other pests attacking or
chard, field and garden crops.
How is it applied?
DOT must be applied in dusts
sprays or aerosols. 1t may be had
in oil solutions, wettable powders
or concentrated solutions for water
sprays, in dry or dust mixtures
and in aerosol bombs. It is read.
ily obtainable from drugStores anc
other places where Insecticides
are sold.
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Odd Fellows Set
District Picnic

20 Odd Fellows of the Yakima
Valley will gather at the Pasco
City Park for picnic on Sun
day, August 10. The usual pot
luck style viii be followed with
drinks and ice cream furnished.
PicnickerS are reminded that
they should bring their own
table service. .ss-.@--s z
The Kennewick lodge will meet
regularly at the KenneWick Ma
sonic hall on Tuesday nights un-
til permanent hall arrangements
can be made. The Lodge was made
homeless by the remodling of the
Washington Hardware building.
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How does it kill insects?

| xxOW OOCS IL lllSeCLS.
On contact. It does not have to
be swallowed, nor does it have to
hit the insect. Insects come in
contact with it as they crawl on
a treated surface, then die after
they absorb the poison through
their feet or body walls.
How long is an application of
DOT effective?
It will kill insects inside build
ings for weeks or months after
surfaces have been treated. It
loses its power sooner on newly
painted surfaces and becomes film
ed over and more or less ineffect-
i've if mixed with oil paint. On
orchards, trees, or other crops, it
loses its effectiveness in rela-
lively short time, rarely longer
than a few weeks at most.
Do the poisoned insects die on
the Spot?
They may fly or crawl away.
The effectiveness of the DOT APP
plication is to be judged not by
the number of dead insects, but
by the absence of live ones.
What strength DOT solution is
used for different insects?
For mosquitoes, flies, pantry
pests, moths, and most other house.
hold insects use 5 per cent solu-
ton, though 10 per cent powder
may be used for fleas, carpet beet
les and cockroaches. For ticks or
fleaS on animals and for WaspS,
use 10 per cent powder. For ants,
10 per cent powder or per cent
solution. Some of these insects
require a rather heavy coating:
mosquitoes, flies, bedbugs.
Fleas require only light coating.
What is Space spray?
! One that is released into the air.
An ordinary sprayer or an aesosol
bomb may be used. The space
spray kills on contact.
! How are residual sprays applied?
| An ordinary household Sprayer
may be used, but wet spray with
little mist is better for wetting
surfaces. For larger areas an air
pressure garden sprayer is better
If sprayers are lacking, a paint
brush may be used, especially on
window and door screens.
How is DOT applied for control
of Cooling moth in orchards?
Usually in the form of water
dispersable powder. One-third to
one-half the commercial apple or
chards in the country will prob
ably be sprayed with DOT this
year.
It DOT substitute for lead
arsenate for leafroller and other
! pests?
! DOT sprays as used for cooling
moth do not seem to be strong
enough to kill mites, aphids, and
red-banded leafrollers-the leaf
roller is usually controlled by use
of lead arsenate.
Is DOT effective in control of
thrips and other orchard pests?
1t has been used successfully
against grape-leaf hopper, pear
thrips, furnished plant bug and
oriental fruit moth.
Does DOT control European
corn borer?
It can be used profitably for
market sweet corn and hybrid
seed corn crops. The spray does
not get onto the kernels. Under
some conditions it may be used for
field corn, but it is not recommend
ed that reated leaves, stalks and
husks be fed to livestock.
When should corn be sprayed
for European corn borer?
The application Of spray or
dust should be made when the corn
borer egg masses begin to hatch,
four times at five-day intervals.
What about DOT for wood ticks?
| A light busting of 10 per cent
DOT powder applied to grass,
weeds, or shrubs will control the
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dog tick, or wood tick. This in
sect often spreads Rocky Noun
tain fever. Sometimes second
application is necessary if ticks
are discovered. For backyards,
the USDA Bureau of Entomology
and Plant Quarantine recommends
that ! ounce of DOT may be ap-
piled to 1000 square feet. This
amount is not enough to be a haz-
ard to health of children or pets.
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G. i1lua Anderson and four !.
children chill Kenneth, Rob sr Grand.
and and Ard Ia, Anderson 81 hS
Hayes of Richland, and O t, Cal
sisters, Mrs. Lille S. TWO hall.
Rapid City, So. Oak . aog 0,
So. Oak. farmlngdaIs
Rev. John Kopp of H..
church conducted f,,nor sie Bapts
wednesday July 30 at a =. service,
at the Mueller chapel. fr. o'cloS
terry. ieisnts cens
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NOTICE
No. 684


In. In the V Superior Court !, !,
State of Washington, in %. o. The
Benton county. ''i' and fr
In the matter of tho -.
Daniel c. johnson, deees estate Of
Notice is hereby given ' tso. /,
curity-First National RAM mai Sc
Angeles, one of the trusto d Log
u, . estate 6 of the deceased. I Iess,oi
IN IN the State of Washinsg,,nauOc alei
filed its resignation as s, SUN has
tee in the above entitled d Sus,
ana is now requesting tba SOut
to approve said resignation sGuu
appoint Daniel MerrylI i Je ana 70
as sole trustee of said estat o'iiS0a
Notice is further given the.
resignation and reoues, ssa SAD
approval thereon will co nur The
Tor hearing before the Cour. On
the Court House in Prosser D a
ton county, Washington, on DEL ~
Attn day of September, Is47' ~ >, S se
houf OF l0:O0 O'Clock in tbe ~, VIC
noon at which time and nlace ,U ,N.
and all persons interested i any
estate may appear and show ca soiu
If any there be why said res Saus
ton should not be approves S's aas
the said Daniel Merryll ,J 81 soa
appointed as trustee. 'inSOn
In the absence of any anna,
ance in opposition to said r ress
nation or in the absence of = /,
Jections to the approval ther ~,
the Court will be asked TO ents.
an order accepting the resipn sse, \
OF Security-First National I Ps~G
of Los Angeles and appoin uS,A
Daniel Merryll johnson as trrs'
tee and to enter such further ~.
ders as may be just and proner 4
the premises.
Security-First National Bank ~
Los Angeles. BY Moulton and
Powell and Thomas B. Cess 4.
attorneys. 7:3I,0.ls
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-31
FINLEY GRANGE

Finley Grange met in their hall
July oath. The Grange acknow-
lodged the gift from Brother
Quigley.
A wedding gift was received
for Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Slocum.
1t was voted to raise the dues
as the state grange has raised its
dues.
A repast was given by the
Port Angeles delegate Brother
Bill Num- and report on the trip
by Sister Num- and Eva Rose
Num-.