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Evening star., 1947-08-17
.29kiIIed, 81 Wounded
Since Aug. 5 Truce,
Netherlands Reports
BY the Asseesdtsd Press

BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 16.-A
Dutch communique, which indicated
that Republican activity had slack
ened, said today that - Dutch had
been killed, 81 wounded and one
unaccounted for since the cease
fire order was issued August S.
The communique said q Dutch
armored patrol column near
Lboboehanroekoe, in North Sum-
atra. met with heavy mortar and
automatic weapons fire, while other
Dutch patrols operating near
Leuwiliang, on the main highway
10 miles west OF the Jayanese noun
tain resort of Buitenzorg, repulsed
Indonesian attacks.
The communique said mas
grave containing the bodies of 23
Chinese, who the Dutch declared
had been killed by grenades and
rife fire after being tortured, was
discovered near Soebah In the
Pekalongan district.
Chinese Defense Urged.
Chinese Consul General Tsiang
Chia-tung. in q message to Indo-
nesian President Soekarno broad
cast over the Batavia radio re-
quested the republic to create q
Chinese security corps and supply
1t with firearms for Chinese de-
fense. The consul general said
China was "in full sympathy with
the principle Of independence for
Indonesia or any other country"
Dispatches from Jogjakarta said
key Republican cabinet members
displayed a cautious attitude to-
ward yesterdays Dutch proposal be-
fore the United Nations Security
Council for an international COM
mission, independent of the U. NJ. to
investigate the Dutch-Indonesian
conflict.
Spokesman were quoted as saying,
however, there was some slight in
dication that the Dutch suggestion
might prove successful In getting
both sides to conference table.
Indonesians Celebrate.
Hundreds of Indonesian nation
adsts, chanting ''merdeka' Qiberty)
around cracking bonfires, began an
an-night celebration tonight Of the
second anniversary of the declara-
ton Of the independence Of the
Indonesian Republic.
The republic was proclaimed by
President Soekarno August IT, 1945,
in Batavia, capital of the Neither
lands East Indies empire. a city now
stripped of all evidence of the re-
publican government.
At dusk, scores of men and women
few of them older than 80, began
gathering behind the stucco bunga-
low which has become known as the
Indonesian white house" because 1t
was the residence of-President Soc
karno and later, former Premier
Sutan Sjahrir and other Republican
officials. "A monuent on Its grounds
marks the spot where the republic
was proclaimed
Less than a block away Dutch
military police jeeps passed fire.
quently on their nightly patrols.
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The Sun and Noon.
Precipitation

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn,
CAPITAL (current month TO datel:
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Ifde Tables.
Furnished BY United States Coast and
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Weather Report

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 90. on August "A.
Lowest, Z, on February 8.
Evening star., 1947-08-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (con'f. !

- :. ~ .N.HI IsN w NsNt t(onf.l
SCIENTIST working on vital national prof.
or apartment; 3 children: prefers 3 bed
n53p,c r1g within 20 miles6f washington. aRe Re
SMALL HoUsE OR APT, turp or unf,5r mS
stut sseout Sept. /; no children. Box 446-H,
NAVAL OFFICER and one child. need .
pr bedrm. house or apt; to vr
ETieTEbMll IsSfe; Gall M6oS pN. 1925; IS
pital; 3-bedrm. house; NV. or sil. sprg'
fSGLrsM sfFs coHFLE iiT r., and Phone dE
house tal bedrms.; same district or t Spring Il,
s. sign years Lease. Fell lis Worthington tom
Navy " coMaaN6EkS tSaS Il Hh S7as Wife and we we'll.
behaved Fehm 5rg school children, require s-bed-
$sssnt = & yfniRsE R 1z 4Ss SsDt M
D. G., wanted by couple and 2-mo. infant;
sUsiNEsgs fUTsiish seFHf9snT EHEcT1vfS 81 L,sbss ssl
osoSMasAissi FEfF Pg sr ssSste en1i5ye
eaR Gs Nj. NSis nr, school: Ma. $3.50. Ext, 1915,
/ YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE, ?, 8 is Or 4
RSnE5 Re, 4152' Ext. 1903. office hours, MR.. VAN
IT. COL. REGULAR ARMY needs clean,
about ,S120 mo-; excel care assured; will
I2a; pay advance rent Ex: ZOO, Ext. "a. s.
OF f. grown children: perm. resident;
sub. section desired, near high school.
Phone MR.. BRUCE BUTLER, Ma. 419O;
FURNIsHED HOUSE, baths, 3 or 4
bedrooms. dining room, sitting room, maid S
quarters. garage. etc; near transp.; long
lease. Reply WO. 5794 or Box say. Star.
MARINE MAJOR, wife, 3-yr. .-old boy, de-
sire furn. or unfurn. 2-3 bedrm. mouse,
IT, iRsfiashs' eoh, K Reg sMY, ipps perm assisned
wife and 3 children, desire 4-bedroom
furnished or partially furnished house;
pref. Arlington or Alexandria; $3.50 max.
Gel. JEFFRIES. RE. 6700, Ext. SOLO. to
pm. lis
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY teo.,. :,

ALL CASH AT ONCE for houses, large o.
small small white or colored, any condition. MA.
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-win buy or sell
lays: STRoUP. RA. 500. dE. 41Ss. ID
sslsz S%szkH0qss nd 4 Mr. o'Rfazsz WasgTr Z
DO Doc YOU o'0 WANT AM; sPEEDiY nifoi ACTION. Iiss
pas sSuse ep Ta prcs US ENaH sssh saysEs EH
YEARS E's sERvnGE Il e ax oeai sapo prop.rt,
v5 rssSs s1sDhs hs So E
HssIS6I sPee clsH lSs7 1919 DI 1ols
Ap cGx rRorEar4aa. GS RI t2sa re Vim lsss
a sssh quick fs s soos se Max tE sS ss
bETAsesHiss65. 81 is5. ssBEpRa. Bz5ss HOME, ch.v,
or BED sEbRM feaSs MoGsE soK With lssS as i:sss saar
naIss oatns, not too old and in good cond:;'
sS1so Ws1nseo 1or early fan possession. Ex.
MANNAs REALTY CO. can sen your nsuss.
ssis wilson s ss's%at: slaa. 81 ssa'ss g
j Will Par Yog CASH TODAY for your
%sassts isSsa'sR sas ss 'ees1ep WS a1si I-
Ind neasSs in any ssesea q wash
b
I PAY Cash for houses: white or colored;
any any eondition. any section. MR., B. LfSs.
n PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or investment prop.
eTty Is what you desire. cali r. A. HUM.
s5BS sP5HBRIES: Realtor. sos North Capitol, Ma
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment. store
Or unimproved land for sale; we have
the clients: Call Mr.. Boucher. DRuRY
REALTY CORR. 1897 K. RE. 1888
DIRECT FROM OWNER. house. frame or
brick, any condition. No brokers, please.
Ex-MARINE tsalssman). wife and baby
want to buy small home in D. c. or vi.
SosIEx s,nity; prefer q dn9nsinss; soo Can Mr.,
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We viii buy your
nome today or sell to cash clients at fun
market value. Free appraisals. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 1881 until pm o.
" MANTED-6 OR ROOM HOUSE, vacant,
from owner or broker: will settle imme-
diately; for rental purposes. RE. 5216.
FOR, THE ULTIMATE satisfaction in the
purchase eets n en- or sale Of business or real
n W. DI 3131 or DI Ala
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcont.)

COLORED-DOCToRS' and dentists at.
tentlon. Corner house on W. Va ave
na aye house floor plan idea aTse
tached garage. oil heat; convenient loca.
Bailey san Ga wth evfninsS WnhnaM PU aoazE as6s
coLoREbGF1Rsr OF OFFERING; corner corr
eeffe5 eite5sn large hssrdd hsesmidet rms eauippsd
pareuet floors doWnstairs; o basement 1 oain, With
outside entrance and semifinished recrea :
1i9n 1Sg, r, sin awnings new oil heat. plant, etc
55hJkEbXysosE1 65h5 kEsEzTE SE zt9: NTH 80 e.l
large rooms and modern bath; gas heat:
ssSsEgth5aE; so1g IaEm.n5 PRICED to ssl With sI5oS
eAIoMIsfs HashsAsE sRosERr1Es Sah to NC ISis %M
ooLoREPMs esh Il Dw p EYE 1f5s sr. NE-s rm s and
900 cash URcIoIou REALTY AL z CO, oos'saG MG
coLoRED-MoRsE ST. N.E.-possession.
Ssseme6Fi SftSTy 6fic cGonial front porch; tal
lent to everything. Priced to sell eHntlns this
week gsss sAc Act quick Call til 8 pm; week
Nc sS 1ois MM i7th GAsoMnRFs g. ms
coLoREaD-F1Rsr .oFrER1NG-Exeellssnt ellie
brick with tiled bath: parauet floors down down
stairs: semifnished recreation room; new
OIL heating plant; basement with outside
ST. and ne k'ehsn aSonfs RoRGRT GeT
SSqLoRED@ BED @yiCINITY OF 4th AND L sTs.
2eeEg!SHh W zS$ r Ed: &
batS Peer bsm TO- nes se@aat cond Tsrms HTGn
ssSS R5 RRsNegy sgy aio 4sa@aR Fa ave. n NV isy6
CoLoRED-oRIEANs pL. N.E.-Excel g.
n,sa I'm; prick q, home available in this fine area
Wtb II, soGd condition and priced right
yIEw REALTY Co. '', exciusI1e Rm asenss GAsraA aa5
SoEoRED NEW. vAcANr-Nr. Scar,
Soebuek. Price; ,ss.s5o. Reasorable down down
paiyment payment Bal. like rent. including Interest.
row brick, with liv. rm., din. rm. and Kit
on on = f1rst I floor; Second floor has !, bedrms.
aods aod Sath ca fasaust aA szan floors a metal win
HUMPHREYS Reaitor' sos No. n > Capitol Ca st. A.
CQLoRED-vIcINITY 18th AND G sTs.
N.E.-,FTee rent plus income Lovely Arm
eoms GO which " viii more than carry monthIy E
$4,000. HAMPTON REALTY CO., Ex,
2n2 2SS6; GpHn. eyes, vyA;,255 VA 5255. ,.,
N.E.-Changing neighborhood. Newly de-
sSorated; q lse. rms: and bath: possession
sept 1st. Only S11.250. Easy terms.
LU. 6SOS. '
CoLoRED-vACANr CORNER BRICK, =
1001 st. ne. Shown BY apt. Exelu-
Siye with HARRY PORETSKY g. SONS,
INC. 1918 K st. NV. Ma. 53O6 III
porch: excellent cond. Reasonably priced
with small down payment 1923 Florida
ave: ne. Exclusive with HARRY PORET-
sly po d SONS INC, 1913 K st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1947-08-05

NEAR AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT and
Smithsonian-A very substantial 3-story
and basement brick dwelling, having B
pantry and kitchen, oil hot-water neat;
excellent spot for permanent type q
roomers: price, S11,s50; possession wltn NJ
Chamber, D1. STA. THos. J. FISHER &
CO.. INC, Realtors. DI. $3.50.
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CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1947-08-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor.hwe.,.

COLOREDIL ST. NV. nr. North Capitol
Excel: 6-rm. brick available at sacrifice
price OF $3.50. with low down payment.
Fuiisbsmt;, h..w.h. Act quickly. Cali Ma.
yIaa or VI: 3540 till 3 pm. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO.. exclusive agents. 925
New York ave.
Evening star., 1947-08-05
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

HAVE 2 CLIENTs-Most anxious to obtainn
bsths aetsseu under ss5, 900. prefer NV D. c: or
ciose-in Nd. Please call Mr.. Hargrave
Wo. $500 with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, pl'
Evening star., 1947-08-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hwes,

COLORED - OFF EAST CAPITOL ST. =
81 900 down rms. furn; with gas hea
Call MISS STIPSKY, DI 4254. RE: 1888
Evening star., 1947-08-05

WOODRIDGE-Lovely 6-rm. home. very
modern, excel. cond., large lot priced,
Rand Pl-14, rms. baths: blk
transp.; excel; location; price is right;
msaf Silver p0ssa sprnsNBrsck and stone detached;
marble fireplace; 4 rms. and rec. rm.;
many extras incluing automatic dishwash-
Trqly Quality ho@s Ie2 Lot 7Sz%Se Wop f.
E1DsF Tsasa ave EEAaTY ne sS &c. ESs Ss 1881 Rhode
PAUL J. MILLER. DU 2422, offers 2 out
standing g. yaass at bPpsI prices In
m-4-unit apt. house: each apt. has
Ssdrm 6s ineae g rm viii h sish today Srck semides
Kitchens; aGr6ic brick. Income mo, sso5.
Rsas s1SRCe Viii SEN To-Day 1ss PsU ny
DU. 2422 until 9 pm.
COLORED GPs ATTENTION-An excellent
modern GO years old 2-family home that
can be. handled under GI financing; live
will help pay for your home MITCHELL
sS.osEPaiss' d5 '! copsfMiESs.eaisL; psfi a ss5 and
cellars: 500 down. CENTURY REALTY
EXCHANGE, Oil 9th ST. NV. DI 1851.
Open Sun, 10 to pm; weekdays.
CoLoRED ONLY $3.50 DOWN; near
ne. location, nice 6-rm. brick, gas heat
garage. RELIANCE REALTY CO.. 1886
11th st.: nv. DU. 092s. Sundays and
coz coLoRHDssdse h ssas q cLaGEf1T a f1s ST. Ne
8 rms, tile bath, full cellar, hardwood
floors. porches front and rear; Oil heat
can be seen to daily. MIR. HARRIS
DE. 1160. -6
COLORED-BROOKLAND-7-rm. brick, 4
bedrooms. tile bath, beautiful hardwooe
ana rear. NEIsoN 4 THOMAS, Ais Fla
ave. nv Du. 2142. g.
Evening star., 1947-08-05

only $500 total cash required, about So
homes a; on on hard s rd; rms. IS with bath an, am
kit, elec. stove and refgr,, h,-w.h,. k-acr.
BEST Be- aeqf INC .e Realtors. sooo WI 1 se$s. @ NJ n
ss%s SIssE sth ss 66 n.y. 81. 'S Ssss' s' cEaR f.f
eof6RspMfwors eoG6 hFsET cs FRAME. roo rooms
saS 3 z 6Ra sR s'sss sSs 1ssi oh s
sS29 col cHsfuRx sR kEAiF3
EXCHANGE, Oil 9th st; NV. DI. ,6351
Open suns, 10 to pm; wkdays
{ coIoREDMsos I R@ COL. RID. N.w-5-rm
fTsne hogss SSoG dSTn 9Th
s. ass, oPen Suns 10 ''a TO 3 pm
cofoKEp S5feSs; EBE4HP1ruL to pn detached brick
eRee ah RhLNGG fea hEY SE sf'esve Go Ts:
aE 3Si2 or TR; s7ss; . -,
Some b 5GS ST nT nsome sssrs la4e,
rms and bath. 9-stofy brick. front en-
ae to IKE Pof aess to is e sh
zishefHs FKorERHir5 sgH me- T. io1s Ma
coLoREDnwE e. noTh heoai HAVE some of the 6es
reasonable, priced. AID. 1852 or GE. $40
coLoRED-sHERMAN AVE. OPP. aarfiele
Hospitals rooms, h.-w.h., bath, elec.
front porch. long yard. $500. brick. Cal
coLoREDIyAcxNTNwe have several at
trac. homes in NV. and ne. sections. goot
terms. MRS. WHITNEY. Sun, and ewes.
AT s6O3: during day. Ma. 7o65, 7196: x
COLORED-8S M ST.-YouH be the boss
own your home: large rooms, bath
bsmt., h.-wh. Can be had on easy terms
URCIoLo REALTY CO., ME 1871: ewes.
CooLoRsD-s-RM. ROW BRICK: near st,
and L sts. NV. Owner wants quick sale a
$4,000; s. R. MARTIN CO.. Realtors
CoLoRED - AUNT APT. with janito,
quarters in bsr:t.: nr. 1st and v SITS. NV
Price. S1a,500. on terms. A reel invest
ment or home with income. This corner
bldg. is in excel. condition. For further
information. call Ma. $3.50 till pm
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor. sos NORTH
C6ogLoRsEaDn-PRrNCEToN PL. N.w.-sub
stantial brick home, rms, oil heat. built
e6HokEpoFrNs e66HoRE CT ER DEY2acHEp 2 HOME, nsa
18th and Harvard sts. Priced at onl.
S10.950. This home is perfectly finance;
and small cash payment will sufice. Inspec
with TABRER, INC. RE. 5000. -s
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-11

of Frances future.
struction. In Russia the state does
it. But in France we sit between
the two chairs and nothing is done.
The government hasn't millions to
invest in housing now. Private capi-
tai can't afford to do it because of
the low rents and high cost of ma
terial. This is one of the greatest
problems of France, though we do
not talk about it. want to explain
to the French that in America, gov
ernment, private capital, and big
institutions are all interested in
housing"
Mrs. Patenotre, member of the
Leftist Rally Party of the Political
center, is chairman of the France
United States group of the Council
of the Republic. (This is one of a
number of groups existing in both
the upper and lower houses to fur
ther friendship and understanding
between France and another coun-
for visitors.)
try and to give working contract
Hence, most of Mrs. Patenotre's
Washington visit was devoted to in
formal chats with Democrats and
Republicans Senators Alben
Rarkley of Kentucky. Carl Hatch OF
New Meyico, Claude Pepper of Flor
ida, Arthur Vandenberg of Michi-
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-11

gan, Robert Taft of Ohio, Wallace
White of Maine, and others.
"All l tried to do was to esta-
blish a contact and let them know
our group was there and would be
glad to help them in any way we
could if they come to France" she
said.
Mrs. Patenotre, who was active
in Paris society many years, did
not begin her political career un-
til after the war, though both her
fathers and husbands families
were long identified with French
politics. She is the daughter of the
late Andre Thome, former member
of the French Chamber of Deputies.
At 18, she married NJ. Raymond
Patenotre. subsequently, member OF
the Chamber of Deputies and Mini
ster of National Economy. They are
now divorced. Mrs. Patenotre re-
presents the same state her father
and husband represented in parlia-
ment-the Department of Seine ct
Disc. She is secretary general of the
woman's group of her party.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-11
Vacation Fire Hazards
Call for Special Rules
AP NeWSfeatures

NEW YORK-It is common SUI
spicion among fire prevention au-
thorities that VacatiOnists leave
their common sense at home.
Every summer, many people are
killed or injured, hundreds of sum-
mer cottages are destroyed and mil
lions of dollars worth of damage re-
suit from fires which, say the eX-
perts, are mostly caused by care
lessness.
July and August have theiI own
brand of fire hazards, authorities
say, because the vacationist, in his
spirit of abandon, leaves restraint
at home; cottages and summer no.
tells often are of light, low-cost con-
struction; cottages frequently are
furnished with worn and old hand
me-down from city homes; resort
areas often are far from organized
fire departments, and finally, be-
cause the weather is dry.
For the vacationist, who is headed
for small cottage or camp, here
are some things to watch out for, as
suggested by engineers of the Ma
tional Board of Fire Underwriters:
1. On arrival, inspect the pre-
misses for fire hazards. The roofs
cutters and caves of a building
should be kept free of needles or
leaves. Keep the grounds and house
clear of such fire-consuming debris
as paper, boxes and old clothes.
2. No fireworks, especially where
there are any trees.
3. Be careful of stoves, especially
makeshift ones. Learn how to use
them. Stoves should be placed at
least IS inches from walls. Smoke
pipes, unless suitably insulated
should be at least II inches from
walls or ceilings. Don't use kero-
sene or gasoline for starting or
quickening fires.
4. Gasoline, kerosene and oil
should be stored we'll away from
dwelling and in small quantities.
5. Gasoline and kerosene lamps
should be placed a safe distance
from walls, ceilings; curtains
drapes, etc.
6. Have approved fire extingui'
shers on hand. Make sure they worE
and learn how to use them.
7. Outdoor fireplaces should b'
we'll away from buildings ant
overhanging trees.
8. Don't wait until it's too late t.
learn how to contact the nearest fire
warden or fire department.
8. And don't be lazy about put
ting out cigarets and matches
Make certain they are completed!
extinguished.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-11
FrenchWOman
Likes u. S.
Housing Ideas
BY ADELAIDE KERR
AP Neqvsfedfures Writer

JACQUELINE THOME PATENO-
TIRE, member of the French Council
of the Republic position equi-
valent to senatorship-has a ges-
ture which is very self-revealing.
Just before her return to Paris
after a whirlwind American visit,
Mrs. Patenotre, who is chic, gCc>!-
looking and chestnut-haired, sat
talking of her trip. AS she talked
she kept pushing up the sleeves OF
her smart almond green wool
frock-the gesture of one who is
clearing the decks for action and
preparing to get things done.
That gesture fits into the pattern
of Mrs. Patenotre's brief political
career and her recent American
visit. Into two brief weeks she
crammed talks with a half dozen
key senators in Washington, visits
to New York public schools and in
spection of the New York Park
chester housing development where
1922 apartments rent for from $32
to $71 month. She even. found time
to visit a New York charm school.
81 was especially interested in the
housing development constructed
by big business institution Mrs
Patenotre said. France needs hous
ing for Eve million families and We
have a problem, in addition to wal
devastation, which the United
States does not have. The average
American pays 20 to 25 per cent o
his income for rent. But in France
the average man can pay only abou
three per cent because salaries ar,
low and food prices very high.
"In the United States privat
capital is put into housing con
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-11
Canadian in Poland

WARSAW -(P)- Kenneth Por-
ter Kirkwood, Canada's first post
war diplomat assigned to Poland,
has presented his credentials as
charge d'affaires to FOREIGN Minis
ter Zvgmunt Modzelewski. Kirk
wood formerly was attached to the
Canadian embassy in Washington.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-27
Surplus Sale Procedure
Silnplified On March 1

Sales Of surplus war property
to veterans win be simplified
March 1, it was announced by
James G.. Wilcox, Regional Di-
rector, WAA, in Spokane. This
will take place as regional set
aside lists will be made up Of
items in scarce supply for per-
sonal use and Army, or Navy dis
charge papers will be the only in
strument necessary for the vet
eran to have.
"These new regional lists will
supplant the previous nationwide
lists" said Mr.. Wilcox, although
the regional lists might not con-
tain the same items as the ma
tional lists.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-27
County Ranks High In
January Bond Purchases

Bond buyers of the state ran
their purchases into January to-
tails that reflect the most success
full single months operation since
January of last year, according
to William c. II. Lewis, director
of the state war finance commit
tee.
while redemptions were some
what higher than for previous
months, the excess of sales over
redemptions, amounting to &c.
$4,000, is by far the largest sur
plus during any peace time
month";" he notes.
Benton county stood high on the
list of county totals with $126.543
invested in bonds during January.
Aggregate sales for the state ran
to SO, 1851.
Lewis attributes the high totals
to asconsiderable valume Of limit
buying, and as a further indica-
ton that banks of the state are
recommending savings bonds at
every opportunity.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-27
Happy Ending" To
High School Play

Happy Ending" is the title Of
the Junior Class play of the
Kiona- Benton City High school
to be presented Friday night, Feb.
%. It is a three act comedy di-
rected by Ralph Outer.
I'VE hesitate to give you our
true opinion of this play" said
Mae Tracy, class secretary, "You
would think we were too enthusi-
astic. Happy Ending will live up
to its title. When the final curtain
falls everyone is bound to feel
happy with the three acts Of
sunshine, laughter and tears"
The cast includes Mable and
Bob Wallace, Robert and Jack
Randy, Vernon Maddox, Mar
garet Kerr, Leona Rayhill, and
Carole Knight.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-27

c.veral of Americas foremost
.;srt;sts intimately associated
18th this country's atomic energy
s-coram are at Hanford Engineer
Worts this week, comforting with
Hs,eral Electric Co. management,
srd technical personnel. Accord
;as to Works Manager, D. II.
Ys,,der discussions being held
ssre center around the program to
~ followed at the atomic energy
liant which G. E. operates here
~ the federal government, as it
~, the production Of plu-
tonium, super atomic fuel, and
Nth such research projects as
h.s been assigned to it by the
Atomic Energy Commission.
The distinguished scientists
visiting in Richland compose the
conniltants, group which has been
retained by General Electric Co. to
work with members Of its Nu-
cieonics Project Committee.
In addition to members Of the
consultants' group, those attend
ine meetings here include II. A.
Whine. G. E. vice president, and
chairman of the company's Nucle-
onis Project Committee; DR.. c. G..
suits. G. E. vice president. and
director of the company's research
laboratory, located in Schenectady,
n. Y: and w. H. Milton, Jr., G.
Els administrator of the Hanford
Engineer Works.
Also on hand for the discus
dous viii be DIR. K. H. Kingdom,
who heads up the staff, now being
fomula.ed, Of Knobs Two, the
new s20,OOO,OOO atomic energy
research laboratory which Gen.
eral Electric will build and oper-
ate for the Atomi Energy Conn
mission ON property adjacent to
that on which its own new re-
search laboratory is being con-
structed in Schenectady, N. Y. A
companying DR.. Kingdom on this
Richland visit is DR.. Harvey
Brooks, who heads the theoretical
physics division of the Knolls
Two laboratory.
charge Of Nucleus Project Com
troller Of General Electric, in
charge Of Nucleonis Projet Com
mittee accounting, and S. W. Show
bo, both Of whom are located in
Schenectady, N. Y, also are here
for consultation with G. r. man.
agement at Hanford Engineer
Works.
The roster of the consultants'
group visiting in Richland in
cludes the names Of two scien.
fists who are also members Of the
Atomic Energy Commissions adj
visory committee on development.
and operations, appointed recent.
ly by President Truman. They
are: Hood Worthington, formerly
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will visit Pomona at that time.
Everyone is asked to bring some
thing to auction Oft at the Pomona
meeting for the benefit Of the
juvenile oranges of the county.
The next regular meeting Of the
Kennewick valley grange is FRI
day, March 2 at 8 o'clock.