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800 18th ST. N.E.-Nice lge sleeping
lm.; Beautyrest mattress; mr. bath;
gentleman preferred. Call LU, o933
LGE. RM., nicely furnished: in quiet pri-
vate home; suitable for ,; S35 single;
$40 double. Call after u pm, AID. O021
SINGLE ROOM near bath Nos. 40, 80 and
20 Streetcars at corner. Vicinity Union
Station; SO week. LU. 6I33.
MASTER BEDRM.. twin beds, cedar closet;
= blk. transp.; 500 mo-; light cooking
facilities if desired NO. c45a!. -,
MT. RAINIER. 4:3l a9th st. CHEEKY
double bed $50 week. UN. 049a. --..2
LARGE ROOM. suitable for light house
keeping for one $50 per mo. Telephone
100. D ST. N.E.-Largs front room. next
to bath. single or double; girls only Call
sst ,.o "ios a,s PT sT AE AT 4s%s sWoodr,dssM,c.
double room. next to bath, twin or double
beds; private home; "a blk Rhode Island
ave cars. DU. S02l. -22
NE. sECTION-Beautifully furn. rm. re-
stricted gentlemen: radio, phone, connect
ing bath; $50, DU. 4341. -22
Ial7 $ ST. N.E.-Lse. front rma twin
beds; half square car line; S5 each. Du.
671l. -223
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

ONE YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE. Bureau
Of andalds physicist needs 3-bedrm
unturns huuse; 9-5s OR: 1910, Ext, 81;
MINISTER, wants 6 or 7 room house, un-
furnished; best care guaranteed. Oh
WANTED--A furnished house. A director
of an international organization wants
to rent furnished detached house with
bedrooms, = baths and garage; within or
near District EX $3.50 Ext 2lG5,
y am. to $40 pm. 22'
AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICER stationed
WASHINGTON. desires two or three bedroom
furnished house or apt; for approx. two
months from Oct. 81. while awaiting pas
Oct. II. must vacate. DE. 0917. ~
ARMY COLONIAL. perm. assigned. desires
3 3-bedroom, :.-bath house, furnished or un-
furnished. JA. 1899: refs. furnished .3'
3 OF US; one an ,yr.-old son. need a
nice :-bedrm. unfurr. home; will take good
care and pay any reasonable rent; acpre-
ciate maid rm. and gar; Brightwood .and
upper 18th st. direction preferred to con-
tinue present school, but any good NV.
section will. suit. Please phone Ex. 4@3s
during business hrs. "a
HOUSE. . or 3 bedrooms wanted, ne pre-
ferred: rent up to ST00: on or about Nov.
/. Box 402-L. Star. "a
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ROOMS FURMsHEp-Mp. and VA.

IN SILVER SPRING-Double room next
to bath; garage. kitchen privileges TO,
breakfast; no drinking. SH :I9S9 -:
LGE. kNOTTY PINE RM.. twin beds mex
70 70, bath; bath; conV. to bus and stores. Cah
LGE. FRONT RM., twin beds, next to bath:
private home: employed sentieman: conV
10 bus and stores. 81. So! -;
NAVE LARGE SLEEPING RM.. complet ely
farm. and near bus transp.. for $40 a
month; WORKING person pref: woman only
ARI-TWIN BED RM.. pleasant gentle
ARLINGTON. VA. LARGE room. double
bed. next to bath; gentlemen or employed
couple preferred OK OS95
LARGE ROOM Private bath quiet home.
on bus line; $50. Falls Church 254l r..
MT RAINIER, MD.-Room for l or 2
persons. ON bus line: no drinking. UN.
2I3I.
ARLINGTON. yA.-single room for gen.
tleman. adjoining bath. S04 N. Fillmore
St. Arlington Va. GIL. 9O01 "a
TAKOMA PARk-Single I'M. with pvt.
Semihath; nicely furn.. comfortable studio
rm.; SO per mo. SH. 1854.
PLEASANT ROOM, semipvt bath, use of
garage: gentlemen preferred; near Penta-
eon. Phone IA. 2ll5-W.
MT. RAINIER-Large front double room
newly furn.: block to bus. Employed
couple. Kitchen privils. Call after 4 pm.
UN. 4123. vi
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

LONG DISTANCE MOVING. 30 States: fun
o.: part loads Call any time, NATIONAL
MOVERS. AT 1881 =,
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new; truck. careful handlin?: reas. rates.
Call any ttme Mr.. COCK, GL. 5i31.
DASIlIELL TRANSFER CO.-Moying. reas.
rates; carao insured: - miles radius Call
DE ~ |, day or night and Sundays. -2a
MOVING. PADDED yANS-storage space
available crate packing. / piece TO car
lag; reasonable rates MANHATTAN
STORAGE & TRANSFER CO ware
houses 10 serve you. $50 New York ave
n " Phone ME-. .,04o.
EDELMAN'S MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
nlture as part payment on your moving
storage. TIA. ..93i after pm, GE. l4I6
ARMY VETERANs-Lieht loads, trunk.
white help. GE. l315, 9 am. to ) pm
MOVING. HAULING; day. night and sun
days. Ii 44ig. 70
VETERANS. Starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates:
light hauling speciality GE 465!
VETERANS-Moving and hauling: new
trucks, responsible help; cargo insured
estimates cheerfully given MI 61S9.
MARINE VETERANS MOVINu Lo.-14- hr
service: furniture 'noving and haulirs
trunks and bae:aee AT 375Y or FIR 0as6
PERRY'S TRANSFER, moving and hauling
Grating and shipping also storage. AID
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WEDNESDAY ocTosEe 1olz
APARTMENTS WANTED Gent,

AJAX IMENTS WANTED tCoNt.b
NAVY ENSIGN AND BRIDE desire or
: room furnished apartment tor subletj
for l month, Nov. to Dec. s; no chill
oren, p.ts or drinking. Gil. Si09. -25
RRIDE-TO-BE desires l-bedroom tpref-
erabiy unfurnD apartment. AID. MA
A TEACHER AND WIFE urgently need
4-room apartment; no children or pets
At .64 after pm Monday through
Thursday. -"3
FBi AGENT. wife and 4-yr-old daug hter
desire furnished or unfurnished apt with
stove and refg. Tel Union 1893 .,2s
COUPLE, .ls-year-old girl desires two
bedroom Turn, or unturn. apt. prefer bly,
AleXaadria or Arlingto area: up to 800.
RE. $500, Ext. :;96. o6s
OFFICER AND WIFE want furnished
houSekeepins rooms in Arlington or d. c.
or broom unfurnished ihouse RE 61uO
Est. 4:i6S. col. GRAHAM ".s
VETERANS WIFE AND CHILD in urgent
need OF IL bedroom apartment, uniurn.
preferred. Please call MRS WESTLAKE,
RE. 400. Ext, :,3l3. Mon.-Fri.. ) to 80
- -
VET. NEWLYwED, employed couple de-
Sires sh | bedroom living. kit. and bath.
NAVAL OFFICER. permanent duty. desires
one bedroom furn bachelor apt. DI. SIiS,
Ext. 62!. ewes. after :. .,:,s
TiiREE OR FOUR NICE GIRLS naed tur-
qiShcd apartment, NV. section. EX sIIl.
Ext. 99n, $50 TO ; 30. ~.
CoLORED-COUfLE TO share furnished
house with another couple, no objection TO
one child: 800 block OF Jay St. ne $50
mo. Call EW, o119 ons
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

.,ss NJ ST: N.W.-vacaneies in large
triple, with private bath. for girls; also
vacancy tor men: switchboard sery., maid
Serv excel, food. Cali RE. 3lO4 -22
ACANCIES-Arlington, cloSe-in Claren.
don; GOOD transp.; excel. meals. Call
Gil. 2l06 "a
CORNER FRONT. clean warm home: ex-
cellent meals: , employed people; available
Oct. ..5, 6yo6 sth ST. n W. GE. O6s2. -.l
FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN-In ex-
elusive guesthouSe: we are known for de-
lighttul food: excel excel service. "ol3 Mass
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few va.
cancies in this popular guesthouse. special
iGing in good food and service III" New
Hampshire ave. NV.
laOI 10th ST. N.W.-Lge. dbl. end f.
front; also sal: switchboard; excel fooe
and service reaS. i
MANOR CLUB has a couple of vacancies
Your chance TO enjoy living in mansion
$40 mo. :?:2:'l Mass ave. NV
FREE ROOM. BOARD, nice home, for per
son helping with housewora white; in
good he" lth. 1850 E. Capitol st.
CLUB lLSLOY, 1903 N. H. ave. NV, 2nd
iioor double. font. 3 large Windows, large
closet. for young men or married couple
Oar food a specially. prices right -,
ATTRACTIVE LIVING at King Smith
School for Young Women: study optional
FOL New Hampshire ave. NO. :l5Y:; -,
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer; aforementioned kennels. pickup
service: veterinary supervision fBIDE-A-
WEE KENNELS. 42l5 Conn ave. WO 0224
HoLLfWOOD Notwithstanding, bath
champion cookers at stud TO. 5l3g.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, fawn and brin-
die. r. D. LINDSAY, Colesville, Md
Silver Spring 039S
kRISS KROSS KENNELS--Real country
boarding on 40 acres; heated individual
pens and outside runs: cookers at stud;
BOARD YOUR DOG at Elpaw Kennels
Reg. new, modern, clean. bright, warm.
personal attention; separate runways
inspection invited). ELPAW KENNELS,
REG, Alexandria, Va, Duke ST. ex-
tended. 3 miles out Adj. ouartermaster
pepgs poSKER re spaa1His ,a3e Axc r.v,s.sred "a .u
colors. wormed, veterina rian inspected
NARY MAR ADAMS. 657 K st. ne. Ludlow
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

bath, semiturn.: Tor one similar in Alex
andria or Arlington; pref. Presidential
Gard. section ParkfalrfaX. OV. l2:}.. S-5.
FOR PITTSBURGH, ex.
chanse lovely furnished efficiency apt. lr
modern NV. apt. house. for similar ir
EXCHANGE I-BEDRM. APT, in Arlington
Va for l or . bedrms. in Detroit. Mich
CH. :i6S2 after O'Clock -23
5-RM. UNFURNISHED apart
ment, Evanston. H.. for 6-room unfur
nished house in WASHINGTON. D. c.. O.
vicinity: G. A. WALKER, 1924 18th st
W, Washington. D. c. -33
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE nice con
veniently located Sc. dupley apartmen
for similar or } bedroom n W. apt, cen.
trally located. Telephone vi. @9al aftel
J pm. "a.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FiRENOOD scrap lumber. some good;
50 q cord. you haul; also fireplace wood,
Pennsylvania Anthracite coal, Pocahontas
coal COOPER SUPPLY co. Sl3 18th 81
ne, AT. 59l9; ewes. FIR. 5000.
WOOD, dry. delivered, OK. 1lSl.
FIREPLACE LOGS. OAK, seasoned; cord
1891 -22
ANDIRONs FIRE tools screens and all Are
place goods repaired and retinished. D. L
CROMWELL. 40 18th ST. NV. NE. ll34
WOOD, seasoned oak fireplace and stove
lengths, S2l a cord. ALASKA COAL CO.
MA. $685. or CHI 71OU -25
IN early tOr prompt delivery CATLIN
LUMBER CO., GIL. SSSS. -21
WOOn-Choice seasoned oak and hickory,
any length; prompt delivery. Temple
6g9B or AK 1879 o1"
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.t. and sw

ia 1lth ST. S.E.-Lge dble. rm,, next to
BATH S:35 per mo-: also cozy single $50
per mo-: employed adults. FIR. s94:,. 90.
:la 18th ST SW.-very lg. rm. :! gem
ref. Call after pm. DI. 01Y4 -.!:,
$40 3RD ST. S.E.-Nice furn rm. kit
and laundry privileges; So wk.: l blk to
transportation. FIR. 5153. III
1888 GOOD HOPE RD.-Lge.. clean rm.
in pvt. home: pvt. entrance: bus at door:
pvt. lavatory; reasonable: FIR. 1o07. -o3
1909 5 ST. S.E.-Large front rm. mr.. bath:
suitable for :, men or couple. Call vi. S635
COLORED-1:33 ST. SE-Rooms for
couples and single persons. home privil-
eges; So up. AT. 9209 -.3
COLORED-ROom for rent two men;
twin beds. Call Franklin 1915 2:,'
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ROOMS UNFURklSHEp.

; Ice. HEATED ROOMS: newly dec: no
children: reasonable Call HAYDEN. Ash
land "hSl after pm: ~
HAYE AN UNFURNISHED ROOM for rent.
for IN employed couple. See Il until 10.
i31o 51th ave. ne "a
TWO SINGLE JOINED unfurn. rooms; for
married couple. l.g st. Sc. Call FIR.
SS3.,. y,
GA AVE. NW-One
large unfurnished room. for refined couple
laundry PRIVILEGES; no cookins. RA. $3.50.
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ROOMS WANTED.

unfurnished room, with OF
nrivieees ay ~, nr OF mnna wtmoa tfnen
aged Christian lady, a non smoker and u
non -drinker: willing to watch over children
3 nigh Is a Wk Box 3l5-L Star. -.
YOUNG LADY desires room in
nice home. vicinity OF Teney Circle Box
::O5-L. Star 22.
LAW STUDENT desires room with or with
out bath, central location, parking iacili-
WANTED NOV. 1. in downtown area by
.entlle eentleman. furnished room private
tub bath. Boz iuO-L. St&r.
SINGLE ROOM WANTED for gentleman.
NV. section yard Tor valuable dog neceS-
Sary. TIE. 1910 -.:t
WANTED. | or " rms. unfurn: quiet
gentle girl; no smoking or drinking: by
Nov. n W. preferred Box M Star
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FEEDER White-faced Herefords.
all choice quality. yaccinated, dehorned.
native raised. Cali SH. ?ll4 or Me. 1924
ANGUS CATTLE-Fine registered herd of
Aberdeen Angus cattle to choose from.
bangs Tree, and t b. tested: sell whole
herd or any part. Phone RE. 1883 week
days between . am and m; evening 5.
HO SOL. -
PONY ,mare) and wagon: harness. saddle
and bride: so Gail Hillside o3sl. y!
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE UNFURN. HOUSE. in
Chevy Chase. Md. for apt located north
of Albemarle st. Call Mr. j. A. Powell,
Wo. 300. EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont,

ftOOSeS WNNTEU 10 NEINI NSUH tsJ
NAVAL OFFICER and family being evictsd
by owner returning to Washington, need
unfurnished house. Phone 81. a213. -26
HOME. either house or apartment. prefer
ably unfurniShed, Arlington. vic. w. q L.
High School: desired by Army 1t. Col, wife
l4-yr old son; family separated. due -
overseas service; will give appreciative car
10 home. Call GIL 1886 -2S
BRAZILIAN GOVT. OFFICIAL on perma-
nent duty in Washington. wants to rent
or 4 bedroom furnished house with ga
ra2e; NV. section: for immediate oc-
cupancy; will pay up to S225 per mo;
800, DU. 9Ol3-9Ol4 -24
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE wants small
mouse. i'll good section no pets; excellent
care guaranteed. Phone Republic 500,
EAt !. l4no, bel Xeen and n2s
Evening star., 1947-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE BARGAIN
sale! -, Lawson sofas, chairs, love seats,
at a 800 discount. Lawson sofas uphol-
stored in matelasse. damask and texture
materials. now selling from S105 up:
Lawson chairs. upholstered in fine fabrics.
now selling from $50 up: Lawson Office
furniture, love seat. sofa and chair in
Dupont plastic and leatherette, also at
:30"e discount.
Unclaimed furniture bargain!l! Over
stuffed lounge and club chars newly re-
constructed and reupholStered, selling
from S:i5 up: sofas from Stin up: Pullman
davenport. Slu5: surplus feather pillows.
s. pair. Open daily till pm. for your
convenience. HOFFMAN, UPHOLSrERS.
Abb Sth st. NV -.,3
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

SEE OUR AID: under cooperative apis
INC. Ma. 9l4l. l5S! X ST. NV. Is
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS-Small bulldozers for light
grading ana back filling. also large bull
dozers and trucks. TR. 1I9a. -"6
BULLDOZER with operator for hire; exca-
waiting, grading, road building. land clear
ing FA. l2i4-J. Pa
FURNITURE CO. e.: st. NV. National
4Og4
Saving MACHINE. portable Singer avail
able for rent CO 1870 2:,'
FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders
Diesel bulldozers, all sizes; Disel cranes.
shovel. backhoe, drag line trenchers, all
types everything for the contractor. Cab
Gil .1l', or Gil. u993
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

LARGE 9-RM. FRAME, arranged as 2
apis garages: lse. rear lot: vicinity eth
and E. CAPITOL SITS, conv. to everything
PAUL MUDD, 3AnS MINI. ave. Sc. FIR.
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POULTRY and EGGS
FARM and GARDEN.

JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 K st. NV. Me
o0S9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
plies
Evening star., 1947-10-22

WASHING MACHINE. l947 model Hot
Point. new condition, automatic water re-
lease, SIPS. stereotype machine practically
new s9} portable psonosTsph w1 s1iSnr meyer
WasHlNG MACHINE. ABc spinner: Just
WAsHiNG MACHINE. GE: Al condition;
WAsHrNG ~ 'SI. MacHiNf III e. prswar Is pl" sendx
WASHING sHfH s0sdtEIh MACHINE. Bendix automatic,
never n,usG Used; G SaIE; TE Oslo n.u. -
tags: new models, priced at sll4.95,
Sl34 ,95: Sl64 %; water pump extra at
small additional cost. We are now taking
these Ss late ate models ta AMERfcAN TRA1LER
TWasHS T0 HHTS ta9 M aR1 No ss spndrv
snd pump: in perfect condition; SIS OK.
Hsy'sS HS So zs
WATER HEATERs-Bottle gas Rudd. 40
mediate na delivery Srstl ss TRALRR FRA R
CO. INC, 4030 wisconsin ave. NV, WO,
W3TiiER HEATERS. gas. electric all sizes.
Water Heater Specialists for 30 Years" !"
Expert installation; JOHN 9 vV WEBSTER 5.SS1
WATER si HraTERs. 4esai SAP swin W1 element e
nationally famous water heaters, S99. so: !:
also for mmeSjste delivery 80 p and
water heaters Easy terms. MEcTRIcAL
CENTER, Ola 10th st NV, Ma. SS72.
WATER HEATER, bucket-a-day, dome
type. slightly used: and 30-gal. steel tank;
cheap. WA 6264
ONE SIT. TYLER open-face self-service
frozen food box. Also six SIT. self-servce
sondolas. 6404 Ga. ave. NV, GE. 9591.
FOUR ROOMS OF FURNISHINGS. con-
sisting Of custom made period mahogany
living room, dining room, bedroom furni-
tkre; pictures, mirrors. linens china, glass
ware, large refrigerator, and electrical
appliances This is q valuable collection
Secorator pieces. Asking $1,000. COL.
KELLY, TIE. 1925. Between . and q.
g.. BY Az SPEED GRAPHIC with ia5
nm, a. lens Graphax shutter Graphax
ash sun, film pack adapter. tripod, 6
filters, Weston light meter, lens shade,
ut-film holders; S2S5. Ho. s274.
Call after g pm. -
PRACTICALLY NEW thin tube low type
radiator. outright or installed. WA. 69ol,
70 am. II
ONE DBLE COIL SPRING and inner spring
mattress for dlbe. bed; in good condition;
cheap. sE. 3692. -23
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

COLORED-93s 7 ST. NW.-Large from
bedroom, furnished. for couple or :, youn
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NEED TWO-BEDROOM APT; one l2-yr.-old
daughter; references. RE y6:;4 MRS
DE ROY. nIs
SMALL UNFURN. APT. in NV. needed
by perm employed woman. NO. 1891, Sat
and Sun. RE. 4I42, Ext. 44O1, Mon Fri
The Valley settler., 1947-07-17
LOCAL NEWS

buddy Kai ser, brother Of hrs. Dale Sand
vik arrived yesterday from Fairbanks FOR a
visit.
Till ian Tade and family have returned
from few months visit in the States.
In and Mrs. Oliver Cooh returned to the,
States Monday after a two weeks visit in
the Valley.
Hiss rarilyn Call arrived in Palmer FIR idaay
iron Denver, Colorado. She i 5 staying at
Joe Henmer's for the present. Her mother,
Mrs. Nettie Presley, is employed at the
hosr ital. .@
IT and Mrs. Ey1and are legvtng in a few
days FOR short vacat ion at Hot Springs.
Buddy Koslosky is leaving BY plane for the
States thursday.
lawrence B1zby is employed at Kosloslys
Store now.
Mss Emma Bingle and Hiss Gretchen Bleck,
Aunt and sister of Hrs. L-ieT6e arrived the
3rd Of July for short visit. They are
from l-ilwaukee, -isconsir ard. plan to re-
turn by p1ance Saturday. They like the
Valley very much,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-05-22
little STORIES Of the WEEK
By FLORENCE OLIVER
phone news Kennewick 2442 before Tuesday

City who take possession this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Curry drove
to Soap Lake Monday to be gone
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strong of
Grandview were Sunday callers
at the Albert Brittons.
Mrs. William Anderson is a
visitor from Wrenshall, Mimi, at
the home of her daughter and
son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Britton.
Mrs. C. w. johnson and Mrs.
G. w. Wallace spent last week at
the Nazarene Assembly in Spo-
kane. They also visited at the
G. F. Johnsons in Cheney.
Bob Ludlow and Bill Brace, Jr.
played in violin ensemble with
other pupils of Mrs. Blanton in
Pasco on Monday evening. The
occasion was a farewell reception
for the Lyle Stringham family,
of Pasco, who are moving to Wal
la Walla. On Friday evening
Bill is playing with the Rich
land symphony orchestra in a
concert to be given in Richland.
Mrs. Jess Duncan of WalIa
Walla was a Sunday guest of Mrs.
1. N. Mueller. The ladies have
been friends since school days in
Waitsburg. Mrs. Duncan is re-
tired Walla Walla police matron.
Bill Brace and E. A. Sillman
went to Prosser Monday for jury
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Britton
and Mrs. William Anderson drove
to Stanfield, Ore, Saturday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Schlaf-
er and daughter Patty.
Arthur Evett, student at
WSC, has informed his home
folks that he had the honor to
be initiated into Phi Beta Kap-
pa, a scholastic fraternity, on
May 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis
drove down from Soap Lake to
visit relatives over the week end.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hess accompanied the Lewis's to
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-05-22

and Mrs. Rueben Denney
Mr.. ,sa ns business in Wal.
were Is" on Wednesday OF last
week. . >, the Larry Oliver
Gues,ifsi his v week were Mrs. DIV
home : .anT Mrs. Lucy Anderson
G's s. sls'1G; ,,,nnette of Tacoma who
and - Wednesday. Mr.. Gunnette
came VT" to Spokane, left that
enroa ne Mrs. Anderson remain
evening" u visit for several days. ,s.
ing 70 and nd Mrs. r. r. Denney leIt
nonass where they have purchas,
Oregon auto suto court. Roland and
ed az aired d. their son and daugh1
nn wilI Join them when scn oSd
s. cut house on r KsaneU vi Be Ays
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-05-22
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-04
IA New Cars Sold To Noble Countians
During August. According TO Clerk

Fourteen new cars, two new Jeeps
and four new trucks were delivered
in Noble county during the month
of August, according to the records
on file at the office of Clerk OF
Courts George I. Thompson. This
is in addition to 86 used cars and
19 used trucks, which also changed
ownership.
The Jeeps were purchased by Vir-
ginia R. West of Pleasant City route
and Rev. Walter H. Brown of Cald-
we'll community.
Two new trucks were purchased
by the Caldwell Produce Co., an
other by R, c. Moore Planning Mill
and the fourth by John E .and John
H. Christopher, father and son.
The new cars were delivered to
C. Ray Croy, Caldwell; Harold and
Annabel Vorhies, Sarahsville route
one; Lawrence King, Caldwell, Nor
bert w. Smith, Caldwell; Joseph B,
Buckley, Caldwell; A. c. Crock,
Caldwell route four; Ella Mae
House, Quaker City route; Frances
Taylor, Caldwell; Tom Reed, Sum-
merfield; Robert E. Robey, Cald-
well; Hugh F. McPeek, Batesville;
Leonard and Ella Lou Lutz, Sarahs-
vile; Inez Clark, Caldwell and the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-04
TeSta Bros. Resume
Stripping Operations

The Testa Bros, Inc, are agair
in full operation of strip mining Goa
in Noble county, after lay-off oi
almost three weeks, due to strike
The Cleveland concern is now
stripping on the Joseph Estadt farm
in Enoch township.
Several weeks ago, Noble county
Common Pleas court granted D. l
Angelo and Earl Pangle an injunc'
ton against the Testa Bros, Inc.
which prohibited them from strip
ping any more coal from the Mary
Crum farm in Enoch township.
In a legal settlement which was
completed the past week, D. /
Angelo received what payment was
coming to him and is now complete
ly out of the picture. Owner Mary
Crum received cash settlement OF
$6,OO0.00, which represented the
royalty on the coal stripped from
her farm.
L. c. Young, Caldwell attorney
represented the coal company in this
legal settlement.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-09-04
Winners Listed For
JayceeS Drawing

G. T. Jennings, local business
merchant, was the winner of the
grand prize, a General Electric con-
sole, radio and phonograph combin-
alton, given away Saturday evening
by the Caldwell Junior Chamber of
Commerce during the final band
concert of the season.
Other prize winners and the prizes
included: second prize Pearl Raj
Ston, Temple portable radio, given
by Clark & Barnett; third prize,
Woodrow Cecil, floor lamp, given
by Murphy's Furniture Store; fourth
prize, c. E. Armstrong, table lamp,
given by the Caldwell Furniture
Store; fifth prize, Robert Larrick,
35 piece set of dishes, given by Fern
Restaurant and Dan Barlow; sixth
prize, William Estadt, $500 in dry
cleaning by Dun-Rite Cleaners; sew
enth prize, d. E. Watson, one set of
spark plugs, given by Ben Noll's
Service Station; eighth prize, Miley
West, Whiz chemical motor tune up,
given by Dean A. Reed Motor Sales
and ninth prize, Ruby Starr, Belle
Valley, oil change, given by Clark's
Service Station.