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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29

Many new entries are being re-
ceived each week from horsemen
throughout the tri-city area and
surrounding communities for the
Horse Show at Richland on May
8. sponsored by the Richland Rid
ers club. Show time was set this
week at 200 pm. standard time,.
The pole bending contest pro-
misses to be one of the highlights
of the afternoons 1l-event pro-
gram. The first entry, received
from the Toppenish Sheriffs Posse
issued a challenge to other teams
to meet them at the Richland Rid
ers' arena. Thus far, teams from
Prosser and Lind have accepted
the challenge and entered the COM
petition.
The Toppenish group has dis
played outstanding horsemanship
in contests throughout the valley
with their pole bending team. In
addition, the Western Division
championship polo team comes
from this same club.
Showmanship by owners and
their prize horses will be high in
the Tennessee Walker class and
the five-gaited class. Tennessee
Walker entries have been received
from F. E. DeVoe of Yakima, Oak
ley Hailston of Touchet, and Tim
Donovan of Walla Walla.
Al Erickson, well-known Yalki-
man horseman, will show some Of
his champion five-gaited steeds.
Erickson also plans to bring an
exhibition group of talented horse
women known as the Bareback
troop. The five girls from the
group ride an Appaloosa stallion;
each girl making flying mount
with all Ave standing together at a
canter. The group exhibits various
other exciting and daring feats.
Entries for the Stock Horse class
and Horsemanship class are being
received from WaIla Walla, Top
penish, Pendleton, Prosser, Sum
nyside, Kennewick, Pasco, Yaki-
ma, Grandview, Lind and other
valley communities. \
Carl Joplin, former HIGHLANDER
and Riders club member, now
from Yakima, will show his Ara
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29
Shortcut Ways
0i Pollinizinq
Not Successful

The set of fruit on sweet cher
ries is dependent upon the action
of honey bees, native insects and
flies that work in the blossoms and
the amount of pollenizing bloom
in the immediate vicinity. Short
cut methods of setting fruit on
sweet cherries have not been sue
cessful, G.. F. Webster, County
Extension Agent said. During
the past few years many methods
have been used to set a crop OF
cherries by using the pollen which
has been collected commercially
for use by growers.
Hand polarization as practiced
on Delicious apple is not practical
on cherries due to greater number
of fruit that it is necessary to set
in the past, but has been gwen up
as an uneconomical practice.
Airplane applications OF pollen
have been tried but with ques-
tionable results, Webster said. He
states that if pounds Of pollen
were used rather than ounces of
pollen there might be some chance
of it being effective.
Applying pollen by means of
bombs or shotgun shells would ap-
pear to be the logical way of dis
tributing pollen in a cherry tree.
These methods, however, have not
been proven and cannot be recon-
mended. Even though we might
get viable pollen discharged from
such bomb or shotgun shell, the
chances of getting a distribution
would not be much more probable
than with the airplane.
Small hand busters have been
tried the past few years with very
little success apparently. Cherry
pollen applied in this way has
oeen very difficult to direct on the
blossoms due to wind currents
md only where excessive amounts
lave been tried has the set of the
ruit been satisfactory.
It may be possible to assist in
he set of cherries by using the
wand type of application. Web
ter suggests that rather than use
'ollen in cheesecloth sack at the
nd of pole that perhaps some
hing more in the form of a rab-
ut tail which can be changed FREE
luently would give better results.
'ollen busted over a fluffy surface
md dobbed over the blossoms
would perhaps come closest to a
method Of artificial pollination on
herries. IL
The placing Of large numbers
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29

Pairs class. as will Tommy Thon,
son Of Richland.
All entries must be in tho r.,
OF the Horse Show commit,eo :.
the Richland Riders club by no0.s
the day of the show, Nav 'y !
Frank Cooks, former member :
the committee, resigned AZ . "
cent meeting, and Harvey sir' :
son, club president, was uns,,,
mously elected to assume the -
sponsibilities Of Horse Show cbs,s
man.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29
Richland Horse Show Set for May 8.
New Entries Reported COMING In T asi

bian stations in the Stallion class.
Also showing in this group will be
a quarter horse owned by Joe
Stenson Of Yakima, and an Amer
lean Saddler owned by J. NJ. Hara-
liss Of Outlook.
Harold Combs Of Prosser will
probably show In the Western
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29
Next 3 Months
Danger Period
For Young Turks

Coccidiosis is a serious threat to
growing turkeys during May, June
and July, warns Frank Webster,
County Extension Agent.
Beginning now and continuing
for the next three months is ap-
proximately when coccidiosis is
most likely to strike your flock
and do the most damage to turkey
poults.
The cause, nature and sources
of infection of coccidiosis is prac-
tically the same with turkeys as
with chickens. The disease u.s.
usually found in poults- from S to
is weeks of age. In infected poults
of this age-range the symptoms
usually are. dropped wings, list
lessness and ruffled feathers.
Blood has not been observed in
the droppings Of poults suffering
from coccidiosis = although the
presence of blood in the droppings
of chickens is a symptom Of this
disease. ~
According to Fred w. Fra. lie.
and John p. Miller, Extension
Poultrymen at the State College,
the following are some of the inn
portant things to remember in
preventing and controlling coc-
cidiosis in turkeys.
Watch for symptoms every day.
When coccidiosis is first suspected
get a quick and accurate diagnosis |
,ratory. Employ sanitary meas
It the nearest poultry disease lak-
lres in the brooder house, espec-
ally in keeping litter cleaned out
'ften and keeping it dry. Sever
] of the sulfa drugs appear to give
'esults in the control of turkey
.occidiosis. In using them it is
advisable to follow the directions
# the manufacturer. Do not give
/ Flush" or any other medicine
While the birds on on sulfa drug
reatment.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29
Thursday, April %. 1913

of bouquets in cherry trees to as
sist in disqualification is highly
recommended. This cross-pollin-
izing bloom should be kept fresh
during the first few days Of cherry
bloom. It there Is sufficient bloom
and bees carry the pollen. q set OF
cherries Is practically assured.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29

ST. PAULB GUILD
st. Pauls Guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Walter
708 Avenue c East, Thursday,
May s. ~
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29

The Atlantic ocean has drain
age basin of over 10 million square
miles; that of the Pacific is $780,
600 square miles.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29

The Kentucky Derby, famous
American horse race, has been run
every year at Louisville, Kentucky
since 1875.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29

PINK & GREEN
The Pink and Green club will
hold cooked food sale Saturday
May 1, at the S&J Motors Co. on
Benton street.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-29

Doctors say: Fresh milk is natures most perfect food
and figures prove il is also the economical! Yes
penny for penny, Canation Fresh Milk provides more
minerals, more vtamns proteins than any other
kind Of food you can buy!
So to cut your food COSTS yet make your meals more
healthfu and cook % Carnation Fresh Milk epcry
day. Your whole family will love the creamy-richness
Carnation Fresh Milk is famous for you'll be de.
lighted at the extra taseappeal and nourishment
adds to thrifty, easy-toprepare dishes. Remember
always ask for Carnation for fresh milk at its BEST
Evening star., 1948-06-22

WMAL. 9:00-The evenings broad
casts at the COP convention begin.
Speeches by Convention Chairman
Joseph W. Martin and Herbert Hoo
yer are scheduled.
WMAL, 12:05-A resume OF the
days convention happenings.
TeleviSiOn.
WMAL, 7:0O-Henry Morgan re-
Evening star., 1948-06-22

ports on the lighter Side Of the con-
vention.
WNBW. 8:00-Variety show fea-
turing Milton Berle.
WNBW, S:55- Telecasts of the
evening sessions proceedings at the
convention begin.
WMAL, 9:30-Mentalist Robert L.
Friend performs.
Evening star., 1948-06-22
HIGHLIGHTS TONIGHT.
Dn l{n

WMAL, 8:30-"Are You Preparing
to Grow Old Successfully" Speak
ers include Senator Claude Pepper,
DR.. George Lawton, Editor Dr. DAN
lei Polling and Business Man Ma
rion Folsom.
WRC, 900 The adventures OF
Nick and Nora Charles are resumed.
Evening star., 1948-09-13

individually and the whole organi-
zational problem is being reviewed, .
a spokesman said. He added that
It would not necessarily increase
g. size of TIE Guard.
State Cement Required.
Points to be taken into considera-
ton, he said, we're economy, readi-
ness and whether or not the changes
would be acceptable to the States, ''
which have peacetime control of the
Guard. Once a State Governor has
accepted a change in organization.
it was pointed out, the Army cannot
make further change, without the
consent of the State.
Meanwhile, the Army announced
that Reserve officers are assigned to
Evening star., 1948-09-13
Reserve Units Shifted
By Army 10 Bolster
Guard Striking Power
By John A. Giles

The Army is changing its organ
ization to increase the striking
power of the National Guard at
the expense of its largely unorean-
lied reserve units. il wss learned
today.
Certain types Of supporting units
in the plan fer an l8-to-25 division
Army now allotted to the Organized
Reserve Corps will be converted to
the National Guard and a ccmpar-
able number of noncombat Units or
units OF less striking pctcntia .ity
given the reservists unGer the plan.
Army Department officials deried
any "wholesele" charg--over was
planned Immediately, hut admitted
the whole plan of organization
mapped only a few months ago
was under review to improve our
combat capabiliticz an tn provide
a ready force capable of prompt re-
Evening star., 1948-09-13

sponse to meet any future emer-
gency."
Extensive Switch.
However, National Guard officers
seid that the switch in unit types
was being made 10 the greatest
extent possible
The decision to review the set-up
was made following series of con-
ferences attended by Gen. Bradley,
chief OF staff: Maj. Gen. Kenneth
F. Cramer, chief of the bureau, and
officials of the politically powerful
National Guard Association.
The meeting also followed re-
lease CT National Defense Estab-
lishment Committee recommended
tion that the control of the National
GuafG be tain fem the States
and given to the Army. Secretary
of Defense Forrestal, who appointed
IN ttee: .19s
net Announced whether he will be
guided by the recommendation. The
association has opposed the plan.
Demanded Combat Units.
At the conferences, association
officials were Sc 4 to have demanded
that the Matte Il Guard be given
al COMA. M ---Icil as armorci
80 oi:.. ca arti...c"., field artil-
lery, etc.-thst are now allotted
to the Organized Reserve Corps.
The argument in favor of this
was that the Guard is fully trained
and Is "the only civilian component
with trained and equipped units In
ell strategically located commun-
tiles. carable of repulsing attack
as the Guard Bureau states.
The Army said today some of the
National Guards units would be
colvarted and gave as ali i,lustra-
ton the conversion Of heavy tank
battalion from the Reserve to the
Guard should it be deemed that 1t
would thus be in greater support OF
the expanded Army. In return, the
Reserve Corps might be
given a light tank unit.
Each unit will be considered
Evening star., 1948-09-13

units which would be called up In
an emergency to support present
combat divisions. Other onicers are
being listed as military instructors.
In all such cases, the department
emphasized, assignments are on a
standby basis-for use in emer,
gency only.
Evening star., 1948-09-13
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Frankly an Ad

Any mans got the right to brag a
little about his baby. Now most
people brag about big babies-big
bouncing boys, but take us, we're
all puffed up like a balloon. Our
baby is midget. But plump!
Ours Is q beavtifvI, tender, deli
cote green baby.
You could eat it up. Millions do.
Every year. Yes sir, ihot'. our
baby, q green boby lima bean.
AS matter of fact we've spent about
twenty-five years, in season and
out, trying to produce this perfect
small Creation.
One year we'd get an offspring that
was too fat. Next year it would be
too skinny, or too fiat, or too lean
-. too pale or too green. Or
most important to us, maybe the
contours were perfect but it didn't
have The Taste.
And do we baby that baby7I
We're constantly fooling around
with its formula, making soil tests
and vitamin assays, trying to find
out Just exactly what makes that
baby thrive most lustily-and de-
lectably.
But here's what I'm getting at.
What's the use of all our babying
if you give it the careless treatment?
What's the use of US standing
around, stop-watch in hand, wait
ing for the m-m- m. m hour to strike
when the beans are ripe for the
picking? What's the use of us
dashing like zombies trying to get
the picking and the packing done
in two hours fiat?
What's the use if you drown eur
baby in a quart Of water, boil it
like crazy and generally maltreat
it so that it comes to the table with
no more taste than a bunch of
buttons?
We're sure anxious to have you
get acquainted with Seabrook
Farms Baby Lima Beans. Read the
package directions and do-do-
do like it says. Ahhhhh you'll say
Attababy.
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Extensive Switch.

sponse to meet any future emer-
ro,,e1rt -
Evening star., 1948-05-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS available for
FRs S5 sGfsa ca h0qfsS kay L Realty
WANTED s-BEDRM. HOUSE in N Arl.
eTsd. Write ! 5 N. Highland St, Arlington
RRFeHTWoeD lME SrVhSs1i OR SILVER SPRING
that "better-than- normal Level price if
o9. yoH act now Our office has az an unex-
See US for the most effective action buy
f. Sn i55 5sS s 81 ss%
HAVE Cash CLIENTS waiting for homes
in Woodridge; Michigan zig n, Park odo and PRINCE ne
seS7. with SHANNON & LUcHs CO. sos
st. NV. MA. 2345. Open evenings
WIZ WE aARR pp. READY CASH BUYERS for
homes il p p; G. MARYLAND o. Virsinia:
from $1,000 stt,s to $4,000 , II + YOU s1ad are
sTs os Wth Vi sns ebsso OUR Ss f1S
house, backed BY our ~ years of eontinu-
LUCHS CO, 1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345,
GRsa RsvE eTsnns6 TsMEDrATE XIV PuRReHAsER for
pay up TO $4,000 cash; Chevy Chase,
heeheed R S 9z R ps pSdns ME Forfs fvan HS wS
SS#aSS' ' Win q SHANNoN N, gI9s & LUcHs CO. 1906
sxsG r6R 5R0Rs Si feqTs our own
and for clients with cash. Call MR..
SSahA9feHE:N YonNG GENTfLE ri GLE. with good in
come desire small . or bedrm. home in
p C. or nearby Md possession 116 ddHr by July lily
HAVE CASH AS s41 enlESTs IRIS sf for houses in
section; 1t it's speedy action you desire; Spe;
REALTY CO., i7s7 i1th St. NV, pU.
seHoUR sgHo, ih sERvIcE-will pay ysu all cash
condition. RE. 2735, Wo. 9191 till, 10.
sder ana r1 nice sUx sec0n haVs s cssh
SILVER SPRING: Takoma Park area
IN e this sss@ seotion pafe priced under trsme
si4eeG Mr Price, Gs 0fsf sH 'H8Soe I5s, With benny
Rk1VGE' aAVh sEvERaL K1az1Sai CLIENTS with $50
cash to pay down on 37bedrm. home;
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IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne: or
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60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results List your prop
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your house with us. Have cash buyers who
Exlll WIN pay top price ENTEEPR1sE saod REALTY
We We HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
Investment properties What have yon yo,, t. to
ess elS III pEff sh & "a desss
2 or 3 bedrm. home IN NV. or nearby Va;
or NMIa Nd. -san Ssll my representative Dl. 1888
WANTED! WANTED: Wanted colored
houses; have immediate purchasers r foT
sNGd sSsky sooesd es ER 5s5 'Pa
HAVE BUYERS WITH CASH for homes
p1eed n p rtsh CONDITION sSfi ho' o.o
With Brown REALTY CORP Realtors
r. II psoMrr saSsr ATTENTION to the sal. of
your nome. business or inyestment prop-
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Sss P.x CAS- CASE apn5alsa FOR aousEsMwhi1s or se
ored Any seetion; any c9naitsioane Ts saee MH
Z Will LIZ PAY CASH for houses, white or
eooEed. any condition or section DE-
CASH CASE FOR YOUR HOME. or will sell on
sssa sSyIH5AAsT khAnTy !: youI co property
Slie.s hss n 11 ety feoref fR 74s ~ D.s
WILL PAY CASH for BUNGALOW or 2-story
house In me-, Sc. or nearby Mo. fn0ne
VIZ Wi ssE sY INTERESTED in buying or r, selling 2
q Nd. EStsb: es years .Iltas MESBERT sa {
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Evening star., 1948-05-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

modest Bro near frame am row sssea NEEDS
Rs$ 5'fn sssG a'EH Sa
800 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-M 300
' mo. rental of si79 I' oil heat eat i've as'fn IN
one apt: and let the others pay your pay
sae terms 9 you Ev Prfef s. tN ossg sell Jospe mpef
Z; lors BRSho, SAt a4sa INc so3 H ST. NV. Hsal-
Camp spSnsi has M rm wth repaee vs
din. rm.. modern kit. 3 nice ndrms., tiled
bath, utility, room, oil heat. hall acre lot;
RH9H4Y RSfia e. S01 1 Fsnn ave SouTHE4SI ss
BRADBURY HEIGHTs-s.E.. nice frame
bdrms sun pe porch. full bsmt.. % gas M INV Wv
e EAST - Really c.. IsIi Penn. ave. We Sc,
NR. 18TH AND MASS. AvE.-owner oc-
cupied. A 2-family residence with 2 COM
plete apartments consisting Of living room,
bedroom, kitchen, bath and an inclosed
and heated sleeping porch on each floor.
with lavatory and stove: S13,95O; terms.
Can Mr.. Mccarthy, TR. 2447, with SHAN
NON g. LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. near shops
rms. tiled bath LIST floor: 2 Ice. attic
rms daylight bsmt: with Law; and shower,
take trade; 'f blks. Oh Alabama '' ave al se We.
RESrsdbury -HsishtS. HARTMAN REALTY
INA aNGAcdsTI.e 1sTI eGGa 1soa Hope rd
slo.a5n: a. HARTMAN REALTY; INC, Ia45
GGd s Np nDe p. d AVE sE r. 4toe WI 5ass
6-r''' cor. brick, suitable for professional
US or anv kind of business. noss. with
ood csss vds HARIMAN i ESAITY Re Tx NC n 1a45
LARGE soLIDLY BUILT apt bldg. near
18th and D s.e.--Apts. have and & rms /;
present income. S115 mo-, tenants furnish
house operator could make a fortune or
would make nice home with good in
f m1sa sth oW bar
TO SETTLE ESTATE-9 rooms full bsmt
ssn Nsar H9Vss AL6 1cf HARR sdg snd e. easns ss
s, go BUNGALOW. m sl1o " st.. Just over
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nBHSeALoW: ! la. land; d., 5 nj; nj, D; C, Sss Nice
sHa m'dsFR oBAssos ss gil Realty iss c6
HILLCREsT AREA-Brand-new brick, nr
35th and Pa. ave. rms, ~ baths 2
bedrms., gas a.-c. heat, full bsmt: Only
SCI $50; reas terms T. D. BURGESS
Es1RIAwNs n yILL.GE-Nice brick home:
nr. 1000 blk. of 18th st. Sc. rms. and
bath. oil &C, heat. full bs-nt. excel. cond.
Real Estste. vi. $50" till $. 10
FULL PRICE. Si,500, Frame house in
nearby Maryland. needs decorating.
rms and bath. h.-w.h A hargain, T D.
BURGESS, Real Estate, VI 2S02 TIL g.
ONLY s1.5oo CAsH-srand.new brick 2.
i: 5. BURGESS, Real Estate. VI. Ssoa
LINCOLN PARK AREA-9-room. 2a-bath
full bsmt. brick: hardwood floors caulked
eondition. saaihf 9Htd PHut j. MLLER .ResIts Cen.
,ers gs2 % l4th 9. ny E1; 5S1o sin ass. pm
rms. each; stoves. 2 refgTs;. fun bsmt,S
aevn.- ACE fExLTY SERVICE RealteTs
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HOUSES FOR 'sALE-southwe,,.

s5S cash snd s45 sn per ana mo- viii
buy this fine 3-story row brick home.
cont 10 lse. rms, b C kits); lge 2-car,
or shop. Phone ewes. till .. DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1877 st. NV. RE. 1873
CoLoRED-s3ss DOWN. why rent when
you can buy for less? Look at these g.
rm. row brick houses with bath. gas. elec
and coal heat. 9OS-91O G st. s.w. SURETY
REALTY CO., EX. 7944; ewes, TR. 1927
WITH CONDIDENCE-A
shrewd buyer will engage broker to find
time and worry. Call your broker. J. R.
"Freck" Boone. LANGSTON REALTY CO,
TR S6Q3 I'll
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcon,. }

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont.)
CHARLES 3. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase hGmes in any section Of Waxh
and nearby MARYLAND. PR. 1905
WOULD LIKE to purchase for cash or
room brick. ne. or Sc, from owner
Must have possession with settlement Nc
agents. FIR. 516S. IL
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOME in a hurry
Clients waiting. BIRON g. CONRAD, INC,
1924 K st. NV. ST. 9l3S: res, RA 43SS
I AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH. for
small 2 or 3 bedroom house. within
3 miles of Hyattsville, Md; owners
only. Ho. 1850 after s pm. ia
WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedroom house on
East Capitol st. for brick bungalow in Sc
SgANNpN NJ FEAhT4 Go unMr rR s1is' ~s >.
prlce Call Mr. SELF. AT S5O1