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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-11

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership consisting Of William
r. Corcoran and William A. Rich
ards, doing business at Lake City,
King County, Washington, under
the firm name Of The Corich Com
pany, has been dissolved.
WILLIAM r. CORCORAN
1923 = 1l:l1
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NOTICE OF 4EoUALIzAII0N
OF A84ESSlfENf ROLL OF
coLUlfDlA UlA10A11oN
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale

Seven acres on Kennewick-
Richland highway. Fine home
other buildings. One Of the
finest locations between Ken
newick and Richland.
A lovely 3 bed room home,
large kitchen, bed rooms large,
hardwood floors, full base
ment, oil burner furnace, large
laundry room, beautiful re-
creation room, garage, con-
crete floor and driveway,
large back yard, nice lawn &
fenced. This is a very fine
home, best Of location, can
occupy now. Sold on terms.
Two bed room stucco home.
A beauty, two fire places,
large lots, garage attached,
loads of fine furniture, extra
fine location.
Two bed room home, hard
wood floors, full basement,
furnace, nice lawn & loca-
ton. $500.
IL acres on Kennewick High
lands. 3 bed room house, full
basement, fine view and near
in, asparagus, alfalfa. A good
buy at $4,000.
800 front feet on Kennewick-
Richland highway. Fine loca-
ton for business, Motel, cab
ms. Lots Of good trees on this
tract.
Business building. Fine In
come, and long lease, II you
are looking for q good invest
ment this Is Il.
Fourplex, = dandy. Fine In
come property; well located.
Terms.
20 ecre tract to subdiyide. An
irrigated, level. fine view, near
n, on oil road, school bus,
mail route. Only $4,000 Per
acre and very easy terms.
Have . dandy little srocery
store for sale. Lots Of park
ing and doing . fine busi-
ness.
Electrical business for sale, buy
stock and fixtures.
100 It. frontage on Ave. G.
How about a 5000 acre stock
ranch? We have q dandy.
A very fine home In Records
addition. Attic finished, and
two bed rooms on main floor,
full basement, furnace; large
garage, dandy location. Can
buy with or without furni-
ture.
New home will be finished
in about two weeks. Large
lots 100 x 40. House has
one bed room, large living
& dining room, kitchen, bath
with tub, utility room, $4,000
$1,000 down.
40 acre orchard, fine trees &
good paying place. Has two
bed room house, other build
ings and large packing shed.
We have all kinds of listings
in our office. We sell in any
part Of the U. S. A. Will trade
California holdings for Ken
newick holdings.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
NO. o9l0
In he Superior Court Of fhs
State Of Washin9ton IN and tof
Benton County.
MARGUERITE SPALDIN0
Plair,ifs VS. JACK N. SPALD-
ING, Defendant,
STATE OF WASHINGTON 10:
JACK N. SPALDING.
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the
date Of the first publication Of this
Summons, to-wit: Within sixty
days from the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1913, and defend the above
entitled action In the Superior
Court Of the State Of Washington,
aforesaid, and answer the Conn
plant OF the plaintiff and serve .
copy Of your answer On the UNI
dersigned attorneys for plaintiff
at their office below stated, ana
in case Of your failure - 70 DO,
judgment and decree win be rem
dered against you according TO the
demand Of the Complaint which
has been filed with the Clerk d
the Court. The object Of this &C
don is to obtain . decree OF d.
vorce from the defendant ~
plaintiff On the ground Of mental
~1,nl%>, sv,ra y>ou.ss,oooTt
HorriRan & Leavy and =. u
Peterson, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
p. O. Address: p. O. Box ".
Pasco, Washington lo:14-ll:ls
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Sta1e q WashlnG3eo d - -
H. County oS Dsa4ea.
GERALD e. ELLISON ana
'LUTUNA ELLISON, husband ana
wife, Plaintiffs VI. CLAIRE ~.
SERGEANT and J. +. SERGEANI,
mother and son, Defendants.
THE STATE OF WASHING.
TON to the said Clai.e ". Ser
eeant and J. F, Sergeant, defen-
dents:
You are hereby summoned 70
appear within sixty days afte
the date Of the first publicatioi.
Of this summons, to-wit, within.
sixty days after the It'll day Of
October, i948, and defend thu
above entitled action in the above
entitled court, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiffs Gerald
serve copy Of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff Sanford Slkidmore. al
his office below stated; and tn
case of your failure so to do.
Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of
filed with the clerk Of said court.
The purpose Of this action Is
to quiet title to the following de-
scribed real property: East 5 feet
Of Lot 10, and West one-half OF
Lot IL, Block 4, Larson's Plat,
Benton County, Washington.
Sanford Skidmore, Room 2
Penney Building, Kennewick
Washington. l0:7.ll:ll
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FOR SALE: Several tracts Of land
10 be set out In fruit trees end
grapes. Nurseryman's Exchaneo.
W. B. Saunders, Phi. 1874, River
Road. lltfe
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FOR SALE or trade for, property
in vicinity of Vancouver-40 a.
irrigated, 4 mi. NE Prosser, two
houses, electricity, mail route, wa
ter under pressure. Write O. B.
Wood, Gen. Del, Richland, Wash.
33-35p
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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Sets X
With Toilets
KENNEwlcK PLBC h Hr0.

NOE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by my wife,
Helen e. or Mrs. H. J. Sum
day, from this date forward.
November 2, 1913. (SigneO H. J.
Sunday, Rt. I. Kennewick, Wash.
33-35p
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Riverside Real Estate Co
800 Avenue G. East

nedl EStdte W
800 Avenue c East
Is acre farm on Lincoln hill
he'd income last year Of &c.
10000
S room house on Mob hill,
new, only S6500.00 $1,000
down, $4,000 per month.
4, so acre farm, S room mod
ern house, IL head of beef,
3 pigs, chickens, 20 ton hay,
a new truck all for ST., 10000,
with this a job of $500 per
month. Terms.
Ideal for Trailer Court on
Columbia Ave, has S room
modern house sand 165 Il.
frontage. All for 100000.
s acres Of fruit, cherries and
plums. Close to city limits
Of Kennewick. Only $6500.o0.
We want q large 8 or 10
room house IN Kennewick.
One Of the incest 2 bed room
homes in Kennewick for $l0,-
10000. Terms. ......
3 acres in Valley Grange dis
trict only $4,000 per acre.
An established trailer court
in Pasco, only 100000.
A good merchandise store In
the heart of the Tri-City area
will sell at inventory. This
is bargain.
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Real Estate
For Sale

Open till 8 p. M. and all day
Sunday
Real Estate Of every nature,
farms, homes, both city and
country, investment property,
acreage, lots, wheat ranches
and stock ranches. We have
them.
H. S. GIBBS Construction Co.,
is placing on the market some
very choice 11z acre tracts
with small home, 8 miles
west Of Pasco. Come in and
let us tell you about them.
Bring or phone your listings.
Plenty of new people coming
into locality now and they are
looking fer Real Estate Of
some sort.
REALTY
LOT Ave c East
Phone 4746
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ST. PAUL'S Episcopal Guild win
hold Rur,mage Sale, Novem-
Der 18, 10 and 20 in the Parish
House next to the Episcopal
church on Ave. A, beginning at
10 a. m, each day. 33-34p
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K. C. Clifford
Realt0r

Roxy Theatre Bldg. Phone 3lo7
KennoWick WaGh.
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MOKLER PLUMBING d
HEATING co.
Pine. Valves end FittiuRD

iron Fireman Coal Stoakers
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
It's lst Ave. Tel. all
12tfc
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FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS
Write L. D. Anderson, general
delivery, Pasco. 33-35p
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NEW HOMES

New modern homes In Car
Der add. Kennewick Ave.
west to Olympia St Two or
three bedrooms, fun base
ments hardwood floors, We
netian blinds, forced air oil
furnace. Houses that look like
homes, restricted district, SCI
wers, mail delivery, all city
conveniences or will build to
suit. F. II. A. terms.
See Mac MILAN, Const. Co.
on tract or call 5971. 17tfc
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WANTED: Cream cotton rags.
Must be Of reasonable size, no
socks, wool pants or coats, Ken
newick Printing Co. 48-tf.
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FOR SALE-Winsap & Delicious
apples at H. N. Anderson farm,
on road to Finley. 33-35p
on Heaters. Norge, Quaker
or Internation1ls: also floor
furnaces can be seen ut Durn
cheers. We also have . fine
stock Of beautiful combina-
tion radios In legat or dark
wood. TFC
FOR SALE: New 2 bedroom
home on Mob Hill, living room,
kitchen, bath, utility, $500.
Terms. c. A. Crawford, Real Es-
tate, lob First Ave, East, phone
701. 33c
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FOR SALE: Winesap apples, also
windfalls at $1.00 per box. 2
miles southeast Of S. p. & s.
depot. Mrs. Alma Albrecht re. I.
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PLANT BULBS now for spring
blooming. Tulips, hyacinths, ILL
les, iris, daffodils, narcissus and
cannas, also choice plants and
gifts. Call 1856. Free delivery.
Kennewick Flower Shop, So. IL
Cascade st. 33c
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ALUMINIUM Venetian Blinds.
Delivered within .48 hours. A
choice of colors. We measure
and install. Carlberg's, 1l7-119
Kenn. Ave. tic
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CLECTROLUX Cleaners and Air
Purifier, $eo.75. Terms e dssir-
ed. Free demonstrations. Also a
complete service for the older
models. Phone 5912, z. n. Laird,
1906 Lehnard Rd., Kennewick. SIP
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WE ARE recognized headquarters
for nsonograming Christmas
cards, matches, stationery, nap
kins and coasters. We invite you
70 look. Special price TIL No
;vem6er Is. Phone SO, Paseo Drug
Ca 33-34c
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SURE, you're going 70 send
!, Christmas cards. See our line
and prices before placing orders.
Special discount until November
Is. One day service on Mono
graning If urgent. Pasco Drug
Co., phone SO, Pasco. $500
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WAILPAPERING, INTERIOR
Painting, Calsomining. and
Wallpaper cleaning. Call Kenn.
1907 after s p. m. .28-3p
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BE EARLY, BE Satisfied. Special
I pgiees I'll November Is on
Azistmas Monograming. Phone
- Paseo Drug Co. $3.50
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
MiII 500 wins
15e at AlIith -Prouty

tional representative, and Jess.
Van Camp, international board
member, assisted in negotiations.
The agreement, ratified by the
membership two hours before a
strike vote was to be taken, pro-
vides further that no incentive
plan shall be introduced by the
company without union approval.
According to Charles Harden,
secretary of the Vermilion
County Industrial Union Council,
only one more contract-between
Mine-Mill Local 209 and Hegeler
Zinc Co., Inc, remains to be
settled in the county this year.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

DANVILLE-M Members of Lo-
cal 808, Init. Union of Mine, Mill
& Smelter Workers of America
(CIO), agreed at an on-the-job
meeting this week to accept
15-cent an hour across-the-board
wage increase from Allith-Prouty
Inc.
Acceptance of the contract,
retroactive to July 5, was rec
commended by the locals con-
tract and wage committee, COM
posed of Vincent Giacone, Har-
old Rohrer, Warren Cancel, Ju-
venal Delanoix, and Charles Har-
den. Robert Holowwa, interna-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

Feeling ran high this week
among the working men and
women who are members of
the And Ward Civil Rights
Congress, as the group fer
reted out the facts in police
brutality aimed at N gro
people in the neighborhood.
They were digging OUT the
facts in the Dealings of Fred Hall.
George Smith and Fred Sanders
i'm preparation for possible
legal action against police and
city officials.
Last week The Star reported
the brutal beating two years ago
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

they were beaten by police and
held incommunicado for three
days.
The key TO the arrest. il has
become clear through facts un-
covered by the neighborhood
CRC. is a vicious shake-down
racket.
Willis Smith, 26, of 442 w.
Elm, brother of George Smith,
holds that key.
WILLIS told a Star reporter
that he had gone to the Racine
av. police station that night in
March, looking for information
leading to the whereabouts of
his brother.
''They (the police told me that
George had been arrested" Will
lis said, ''they said they had
some charges against him. They
wouldn't let me see him.
Almost instinctively, Willis
Smith sought out his precinct
captain. He didn't know then
that there are groups-like the
CRC, the Progressive Party,
trade unions - that stand up
against philosophical machin-
cry for human rights. Then he
knew only that politicians "can
fix things" with police.
WENT to tavern where l
met Eddie Gantner Q'm not sure
if that's how the name is spelled.
He's the precinct captain. I told
him about my brother and he
told me to come back in a half
hour.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
Repeal draft demands
Taylor at State Fair

SPRINGFIELD-Sen. Glen
H. Taylor of Idaho, Henry
Wallace's runnin G mate,
called for repeal of the peace
time draft, which he charged
is designed to drive the U. S.
toward war and enrich "fas-
cist-minded Wall Street mo-
nopolists and militarists."
Speaking to a rally during
Progressive Party Day ceremon-
les at the Illinois State Fair. Tay-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

Springfield, Independent who has
been supported by progressives.
He welcomed Taylor to Spring
field as zone of the many good
things that come out of Idaho"
Other speakers included Oscar
Brown, candidate for state rep
resentative from the 1st senator
ial district (Chicago); Harry
Diehl of Gibson City, candidate
for lieutenant governor; and
Grant Cakes, candidate for gov
ernor (see story elsewhere in
this iSsue).
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
Torture poyon

Eleven cops charged with
"torturing and beating" Desere
Smet. 81. one of two janitors
arrested in the Suzanne Deg
nan kidnap-murder. tacitlY
admitted police brutality this
week when they settled out of
court with Smet for $3.50.
Smet had filed>a $4,000 dam
age suit against the cops. Re
Gently. the cops silenced the
other janitor. Hector YER
bursh. with $4,000. Cops did
not reveal where they got all
those greenbacks - $25.250 in
all. The average cop is paid
$500 annually.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
Price rallies

The 4sth Ward Progressive
Party club has scheduled an
anti-inflation rally for Tues
day. Aug. "a. at The UE Stew
art-Warner headquarters. 27S7
N. ClYbourn. with Zal Gar
field. county PIP director. and
Dorothy Bushnell Cole as the
featured speakers. A similar
rally will be sponsored by the
44th Ward club at IFS 26l0 N.
Halsted hall, Tuesday. Aug.
81.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

Tor said that the Russians want
peace, because they feel that they
can achieve higher standard
of living only in peace.
Curtis D. MacDougall, Progress
sive candidate for U. S. senator,
attacked the RED" scare, taunt-
ing the Democrats and the Re-
publicans with ''vying to see who
can out-shriek the other in de-
nouncing the Communists"
Taylor was introduced by
Mayor Harry A. Eielson of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
f 1855 sports
BY JOHN TONNE. JR.
tcuest columnist)

U EEPING pace which is probably typica all
N organized sports programs throughout tn labor
unions Local 08 of the United Farm Equipment Worke IO
each its schedule each for the
winter and
During the past winter the local sponsored basketball
team the Sears Roebuck YfCA Industrial
red sxteam bowling league within itself For the
weather season. FE 08 has outed baseball softba
with uniforms equipment entered in
industrial leagues.
To support all this, high cost is involved Last year
Local 08 spent approximately $1,000 for adequate
thus showing the unions regard for organized
for the workers.
IN THIS SEASONS activity thus baseball
gent has three and lost four third standing
while the sofbaes have managed keep in the
thick of the championship
representing the is headed by captain
and turn, the FE 1903 league manager
is selected to keep things straight.
Himon Simpson is sports director of all the locals
teams and league replacing Victor Weber who organized this
years program.
Simpson in the process of fully developing the
taking the affair up with the executive board
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

Grant Cakes, president of the
United Farm Equipment & Metal
Workers of America (CIO) and
Progressive candidate for COVER
nor, will speak at annual picnic
sponsored by the Lithuanian
Daily Wins, Sunday, Aug. %, at
Justice Park Gardens, Justice,
Ill. Also on the program will be
Lithuanian and Ukrainian choral
groups.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
BY SAM KUsHNER

Big league baseball history
was made last Friday night
as a ecord-breaking crowd
in Comiskey Park saw the
fabulous Satchel Paige pitch
shut-out ball, holding the
White Sox to five measley
hits. Cleveland won, so.
More than 81, 900 fans taxed
the capacity of the South Side
ball park and more than $4,000
hopefuls couldn't get in to watch
the immortal Paige pitch his first
full nine innings of big league
ball.
II was Paige all the way. In
an sY-going manner. unruffled.
using variety of pitching styles.
Paige calmly pitched the nine
innings without walking a single
man.
NOT ONCE was he in real
trouble.
He always had the ability to
force the Sox to hit into the
hands of the fielders. Some
pretty long ones were hit off the
Satch's fast one, but he always
bore down and got the side out.
The crowd paid tribute to
Paige every time he appeared on
the field. He was cheered time
and again.
THE CROWD seemed to want
to convey to Satch that they were
for him and that they would
rather have seen him pitch on
the White Sox side.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

When I come back. a lawyer.
Frank Loverde. was there. Low
erde is a well-known criminal
attorneY.) Gantner and the law
yer fold me TO get $500 and
they'd get my brother out.
''On March Is, 1916, ! went out
to the court at 26th and Cali
fornia. paid Loverde the $500
Il had to borrow from by boss
and when Georges case come
up he was let out.
+
GEORGE was beaten up pretty
bad. 1 said l would take him to
a doctor. The judge asked me to
bring him a report on what the
doctor said.
But one of the cops who beat
him up and the precinct captain
said don't bring no reports in
here So I was scared 10 bring
the judge the report. They said
if I brought it back it would be
too bad for me-"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
1t was SotcheI
Paige all the way

Fal9e was truly ChIcaqo's favor
ite son.
Lou Boudreau, Cleveland man
ager, had lots of confidence in
the old-timer. He must have been
tempted more than once to re-
move Paige for a pinch hitter in
the tight game.
CLEVELAND scored once in
the fifth and again in the eighth
and three times in the ninth. But
Satch went all the way.
Cleveland went into the lead
as a result of the Yankee defeat
of the Philadelphia Athletics the
same night.
Paige pitched the Indians into
first place as Chicago fans
watched their own Sox founder
ing in last place because they re-
fuse to place Negro ball players
on their team. Such irony. At
least $1,000 fans who saw Paige
pitch will never be able to make
sense out of such a policy.
ANOTHER NEGRO was on
the field for Cleveland that night,
by the way. He was Larry Dolby,
center fielder, who scored in the
fifth after three-base hitO
AS the great crowd headed for
the exits, a white fan was telling
his companion: -
They should have LET Paige in
Is years ago :. He would prob
ably have been the greatest
pitcher in major league history
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

of George Smith, 80, a watch
man, of 1850 Cleveland, and Fred
Sanders, "a, auto repair shop
owner, of 1880 N. Clybourn, at
Racine av. police station-a beat
ing so severe that Smith has been
under a doctors care ever since.
He was only able to resume
working last June.
SMITH and Sanders were
picked up while walking down
Chicago av. Although they had
committed no crime-their case
was dismissed in Felony court
three days later. with no trial
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21
Victim Of police brutality reveals
politicians shoke-down racket

Smith and Fred Sanders. An
other case. that of Fred Hall. 81,
SOS N. Hudson. comes up in
court. Aug. 81.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-21

See next weeks Star for more
facts in the brutal police shake
down worked against George
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-10
READ THE PRESS!
ZETAS AND SIGMAS PRESENT AN
ARTIST

A,na Mr. Zea Chapter Phi Beta Sorority and u Beta
sigma Chapr Sigma Fraternity will present HAZE
World Pianist at DUNBAR
SCHOOL DECEMBER Zea and Sigma present
cultural HARRISON Modest Pianist plays with
such love fer her derivation the works on her
urorram her at the top OF contemporary
Chicago New York.
Tn she went Victor HEM where
she studied her return to the
She has been
symphonies and will play for the Denver
Old Mexico MISS HAkklS
hcnored Americas greatest
Although she affiliated with
Kappa Alpha glad present her
She is also ri Kappa National Music Society
~ - $3.50 ADV. 1870 4
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-10
Georgia Democratic primary election.

Prof, j M Sutton gave a black
board demonstration showing how
the farm families could use a
score card and check results.
The Major Farm and Home
Problems: Inadequate production
Of food and feed, the proper use
of land. poor quality livestock,
inadequate housing facilities, tech
biological development in farming,
the use Of the tractor and other
labor saving devices. Produce
quality products. insect and di-
sease control, a lack of recrea-
tional and health accommodations,
not enough orchards, insufficient
amount of poultry and poultry
products, a shortage of dairy lro-