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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SO. it. 1424 K st. NV. Suitable for stor-
age or Workroom; Reasonable rent Call
Rs:t,R4 NJ Kelly ya, LEp NJ BERNSTEIN & Co
CORNER IL BLOCKS WEST ST. of Com Conn. ave-
Very good value at $225 per month: i'm
Realtor, DI 1865.
I24e Goth ST. N.w.-Just remodeled; I'm
mediate possession; 3 stories, gas heat. 2
tiled lavatories. imported crystal chande.
liers, brass hardware throughout with all
door knobs containing individual locks,
brass and aluminium door stills, asphalt tile
throughout; first floor over cement, beau
tifully decorated Williamsburg colors, seed
architecture with iron balcony on second
floor. Venetian blinds; ideal for an organi-
zation or business desiring something differ
ent: WElNBERG 6o BUSH Realtors. 1907
ABOUT 1000 FT.; unusually clean. dry
and light bsmt.; located in excel. comm.
6idg. ;;iI st. ne. lge. toilet and heated.
5000 Il ss..s So TT in modern fiTeproof bldg;
resp. tenant on long-term lease at very
form. etc Also have other sood ioe in
FISHER & CO, INC. 1920 K St. NV,
APPROX. Ie,ooe SO. FT., 1st comm, same
FoR Fsp l9RS 9WSEE suP. PA aGo4
3-story bldg, near 10th and G SITS. NV:
available December J. Call THOS. D,
WALSH, INC, S15 18th st. NV, DI. 1857.
approx. 1000 So. it, suitable any busi-
ness. WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500.
DOWNTOWN BUILDING, 1880 So. IT.
(aboutl, in splendid. clean, 3-story fire.
pro9f budnf SECOND zone
1st floor; rear and side loading entrances
private parking lot for or 10 cars;
Gps np Fsor sasS at sen nucHs co
Realtors. 1905 II st. NV. MA. 2345 -
WIS. AVE. "a block Of Sears Roebuck
store; corner 2nd-f1. suite of 3 nice rms.
will rent as a whole or separately; an
ideal location. FRANK 8. VOLKMAN, EN-.
4949; ewes. OR. 29l3. -
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LOTS E0R sAlE lcsmRl

HAVE REAL PICTURES for your picture
windows and have enough land for gracious
living. Own private estate Of 1 acre or
more for q modest price with easy terms.
Drive through Rockville IA miles west on
Route 20, turn left at the Glen Hills signs
See MIR. COUNCIL, or phone Oliver 0649.
~
ACRE AND THREE-TENTHs In Livingston
Grove, Prince George County, Md. Write
p o. Box 226. Vienna, Va. 3
SEAT PLEAsANr-Group Of three lots
5Ox1OO. Call HI. $3.50. -
S5x163 WOODED LOT at English Village.
Bethesda; utilities available. Phone FA.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE sOx12O; clear span, $500
50 bnno f with of oftics, oL. $500: IS
9th and sts. NV floors and elevator;
5000 per mo. Ma 1896 MR. G. iii
NEAR 10Th AND FRANKLIN N.E.-6 400
Sa #. on ! 1oor: zoned industrial: $3.50
month. A. M ROTH, RE. 1890. III
STORAGE SPACE. clean, dry, pvt resi-
denco Tno s0 VA 64S2; S,nnoo, Ill
for anything; excellent location: 81 Is
per SO. #. Call RE. 49O4 or VI OO6S. u
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SOUND INVESTMENT


ing, to 40 units. in good condition. Can
be bought with reasonable down payments.
balance monthly out of rent which will
mortgage payment and leave a large net
Tsrvss: sIiso $500 with Z. NJ. FRY '' NC e!
26 ROOMS-7 BATHS
Open today 2 to 4. 1918 New Hampshire
ave nwIThis ,;-.Il large ss brick suitable for
term TER fTst trust &. 9. DUTY: @ @iS24 Vt.
LOVELY GARDEN APIS.
An unusual offering of beautiful garden.
snns ne fn st upper sw v os saa
parking park and recreation facilities and many
the most conservative investor seeking a
income appToximsteIy $4,000 yearly.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
Realtors, 1920 K st. NV, Elk. 1911.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN
burner. burr; elec. refsr. and stove: 81. .e9s
nannE s45SS Icy Pnssd sstu4ns 4
sired. Call OWNER, Hillside S34O after
noon for appointment to inspect.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
popee pair Of real
note, !2-apt bldgs., 40 lge units in all.
zone bldg has 10 apis Of Of 6 rms and b.
located. Annual rents, S25.640. unfurn.
1st trust. S120,000. $3.50 per thousand at
Sc Bldgs can be purchased for less than
6 times annual rent. Will consider trade.
Act quickly. Time waits for no man. Com
plete statements on request
Jno. D. -Neumann Properties, Inc.
927 18th st. NV. Ma. 1921.
727 18th ST. NV.
owners desire to SELL Affords an oppor-
tunity for some one to purchase this excel
lent property at an attractive price with
licited For details. please consult
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Exclusive Broker. RE. 116o.
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BUSINESS pRop.-sAf.E OR RENT

STORE, lovely downtown corner, 3-story
brick. abou' 10000 it. exclusive of cellar;
a wonderful display corner. perfect for
any kind of business who needs a lot of
display space; reasonable terms. For full
information call Mr.. GTogan, IA. 1850,
AD 1900 -
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlNIA.
$a0.5O0

$a0,500
Bargain price: $4,000 cash. II looking for
2-story; 5.room and bath house near bus
and schools, see this one today.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Realtors, Falls Church 1890. (closed Sun
dayS)
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

SMALL WAREHOUSE, suitable light as
sembly work: must have heating and toilet
facilities. Call ST. 4475. $
So. it.. in D. c.. with parking facilities
adioinins. To purchase or lease, please
call MR.. OLIVER or Mr.. w. OConnor al
D1. 1922. Mon. through Fri -l2
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Chantillv Estates-$35O Up

Beautifully Handicapped lots of one acre or
more with mountain view; 150-ft. front:
90 miles or 80 minutes from town; all
improvements kncluded, $3.50 up. Don't
miss seeing these massive homesites today;
builders available; close to stores and
bus transportation to town. Come out
Virginia Route so to Fairfax and then
Winchester Rt. so miles to sign Chan
tilly Estates" or Monday call ST. 1923.
PHILLIPS & CO.
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4 MILES TO PENTAGON

Or airport. 144 Moncure dr. S1O,99O;
So. 400 cash. then S64 SO per month. in
Guiding principal, interest, taxes and in
burning fireplace. dinette, fully equipped
kitchen, bedrooms and modern bath
with shower; attic can be converted to
additional bedrooms; large lot nicely
shrubbed; beautiful oak floors of prewar
stock, Just sanded and finished: walls and
ceilings freshly and attractively painted;
vacant. Move in with cash payment
Call Mr.. Taylor at OIL. 3462 for further
information. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1928 K ST. NV, MA. 9141.
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4 UNIT APT. HOUSE

4 UNIT APT. HOUSE
Unexcelled Each consists of liv rm.. din
rm., bedrm.. rear screened cement porch
kit. bath; in Michigan Park. / blk. off
,p spprox. 40 10 yrs. @ old % tenants pay electric
and gas. $4,000 first trust at 41are in
terest. Price, S22,500,- cash above LIST
trust. BEAlIs RA. 0036. -
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WOODMOOR
S4Q5 lip

Lot 70x10O. Large oak trees. blks to
school, 5 blks. to shopping center; water,
sewer. gas and electric in, paved street;
S3. 900. Call OWNER, WI 6072
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LANHAM PARK

down, SIS monthly; city water. electricity.
phone, mali service, train and bus connec-
lions Directions: Bladensburg rd. to
large sign 'Lanham Park" at ONCE on
left side of Defense hwy ONCE open daily
and Sunday, 10 am. until dark. THOMAS
OlO7 or Union 7G49. Write or phone for
beautiful free folder showing advantages
~ ,hop Dor 10
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BUNGALOW on | u ACRES

$4,000. Easy terms. Only II miles from
the District on frst-class road. 5-rm
bungalow, extra lse, liv. rm with fireplace
din: rm.. equipped kit, . bedrms. ara
tubs and lge. new elec. h.-w.h. Asbestos
shingle construction. 8 yrs, old. New-house
frontage with depth Of over 500 IT.. wooded
with stately oak, dogwood and holly and
many other varieties. Abundant grape
arbor. Only l mile from Annandale. School
bus stops at door. So 500 cash required.
LOUIS r. SIMPSON
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGINIA.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

Open, to Sun.-3-bedroom, 3-bath Gus
tom.built white brick that. stands out beau
sigy amons t9Ssrns In oak Inviting
ceiling, stone firepl. flanked by bookshelves
plus picture window. completes charm
secluded screened porch with a lovely
wooded view, spacious equip. kit, 0arge
bedrm:, cedar closet private tiled bath)
with huge walk-in cedar closets), extra
large, tiled bath; storage space. bsmt., oil
h;-w.h.. maids rm.. full bath, Diet. garage.
the first mortgage of Sl7,3OO at AZ is
something unheard of today. Full price,
sisbe pFections Out Lee hwy to
Club to 32nd st. r., and follow arrows to
4539 .32nd I'd, n. and open sign Also
over Chain Bridge to 32nd st. n. Exclu-
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 N. Glebe I'd. GIL. 6777, OK. O141.
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CONSOLIDATED REALTY
OPEN / TO 5

California bungalow. Large liv rm with
fireplace, din. rm., center hall, = large
bedrooms, ultramodern equip, kitchen. tile
age with sidewalk; very cony. to bus, Shop
ping center and school; quick possession;
perfect condition; built & months ago.
$4,000 Directions Out Lee hwy. to
Nottingham, right to 25th rd, left Ia
blocks to our new home
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FIRST OFFERING
ILEBE RID. AND LEE BLV]
COMMERCIAL PROF. For RENT.

SOkAMEk(tAI PKCP. FOX RENT.
goth AND L ST. N.W.-2nd commercial,
3 stories, approximately 35-ft. front by
100-ft depth TO 20 ft. alley; long lease
as is or remodeled to suit tenant KAY
REALTY CO, INC, RA. 22O0 3
MARYLAND COMMERCIAL purposes, g.
rm bungalow, S5 1T. off Wis. ave, bsmt
and lge. front room, specially suitable for
business. Sl40 per mo. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY. 70O4 Wis. ave. Bethesda, Md. WI.
1920. -12
WILSON BLVD.
Adjoining Colonial Village, opposite Ar
lington Trust Co., and Courthouse Square.
groom building conterted to commercial
use; zoned commercial: large parking area.
Most desirable for restaurant. loan offices,
real estate. lawyers or doctors: available
imme edia tel. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., CHI. 1888; ewes. and Sun, GIL. 1898.
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SPECIAL, VALVES

l. Kirkside tnr. C. c., Club and D. c).
SITS. and utils. in. Unmatched value at
2. Chevy Chase view-half- -acre corner,
ideal for rambler; level, wooded. Reduced
to $3,aD0. Other lots in this section as
low as S1,950, incl all utils. and paved
5. SILVER Spring area-Extra large corr
ner, over 10000 sa. it., all utils., near Ga.
ave. Must be sold. only $1,650. Ewes,
WI. 1899
l. wheaton section-Your choice Of
level, wooded lots on Viers Mill rd.. 59x
ia. Only S1,525. Ewes. WI. 3OS6.
and paved SITS. lowest prices. Your selec.
ton. PERRY HAY CO., 1880 Ga. ave.
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COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT.

NEAR 9TH AND M SITS. NW.-Brick build
ing. 20x60; suitable for GARAGE or storage.
500 per month. B. F. SAUL CO., 925
9TH st. NV, Ma. 2100. #
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ARLEDGE BROS.
GARDEN LOVERS

And those who desire individuality will
warm to the charm of this green cedar
shing.e bungalow with white shutters
5 min. from Pentagon near Arlington
Ridge rd. Inv. rm., 1Sx1S. with lrepl.:
din. rm. 14x.20, bedrms. and > baths;
screened porch: car port and garage.
White picket-fenced rear yard. $50 tulip
bulbs, aZaleas, jonquils chrysanthemums
ELIZABETH W. ROSEN. OM. 1877 Z
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FALLS CHURCH-Light mfg, $4,000 it:
will sell or lease all or part (no bldgsl
GtAsh G67d W. cRossMAN' FA. lfe. RE.
NEAR MD.-D. C. LINE. 1875, 900 50. IT. of
level ground. with 500 it. of railroad
40x60 Quonset hut and = other. bldgs.,
with $3.50 month rental income. Reason
able terms. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1890. 5
NEAR LAUREL and Burtonsville block
building "a # by 80 #. industrial usage,
! and 3 phase current, plenty of land,
SS5 per mo. WI. 559S.
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2744 S. UHLE ST, VA.

Near Pentagon Open Sunday L.. No
expenses for redecorating; excellent con-
dition. Standardized brick. rooms.
Features Gu. it. refrigerator, gas range.
recreation room inv basement, Anchor
fenced back yard. Directions South on
U. S. l to S. Glebe rd.. turn right to
s. Uhle. right again to home Or south
on Shirley hwy. to s.. Glebe rd take
underpass to S. Uhle, left to house. J. ].
KAHN EM 5Q54 -
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Spring. Md,

= COIOreu-Sanuy spring, Mu.
12 miles from District line; very desirable
building sites, about " acre each. Wooded.
well drained. Frontage on hard-surfaced
road. electricity available. Churches,
schools, stores. within walking distance;
bus service to Washington and Baltimore.
Call A. j. BOYD. Ashton 2652.
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS OR ACREAGE in nearby Va. with
all utilities; direct from owner. Cash, IL
reasonably priced. AT. 1908, E.. c., -a04
BUILDER desires lots or parcel, in D. c..
for row, group houses or apis. Address
P. o. Box 5597, Friendship Sta, D. c. Iii
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Modern Today, Classic Tomorrow

MOdefn To-Day, CLASSIC IOmOrTOW
Americas most modern home styling Only
a few left. Beautiful 3-bedroom. l 1a bath
brick home on one floor; quality built;
Beautycraft kitchen and utility area. Per-
sonalized radiant heat control for greater
comfort. Newest close-tight windows and
large glassed wall areas. Planned rela-
tionship between home and garden. Lovely
sunlight liv. rn. and separate din. rm.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to Fairfax drive,
right to Lincoln ave, bear left to Great
Falls St., then right t.. homes,
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l BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE.

Half acre wooded homesites, near school
and bus 3 miles Falls Church, electricity,
and coed roads: $50 down, $40 per month
CHAMRLISS, Mclean, Va, ElmWood 3q2.
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STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY STORE, good location, across
rom theater; busy store. Call TRA 4212
or information.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1948-03-10
" h,eteI eIGo
.Mat T. Do

BIosOPHY
Choosing Our Emotions" class Of in
struction in intelligent living conducted
BY Gilbert Mark, at the Biosophical Insti-
tute, Willard Hotel, O'Clock tonight.
LECTURE
Thought Transference and Power of
syEsestion," with demonstrations, BY Or.
cholosical Research Society. in lecture hail.
1905 Twentieth street NV. s:15 o'clock
tonight.
LUNCHEoNs
Princeton Club. willard Hotel, 1915
Road Gang, Willard Hotel. 1915 pm.
tomorrow Members and guests
Pennsylvania State Alumni Cherry Bios
som Inn. 1880 pm. tomorrow. Members
chatterbox Club, Hotel statler, 1890
pm. tomorrow. Members and guests.
music
Army Band concert, Departmental Audi
torium. s o'clock tonight.
Wade n. Stephens organ recital. Church
Of the Latts.,pay Saints o'clock sonisht
Soldiers Home Military Band concert
Stanley Hall, $50 pm. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS
Corcoran Gallery Of Art, Seventeenth
street and Constitution avenue NV, open
~ to $50 pm. Mondays, 10 m. to 4:30
70 4:3o pm. Saturdays and . to s pm.
Sundays: Water colors by artists of Wash
ington, for an indefinite period. and Euro
pean master drawings from Q private col
lection, through April IL.
Public Library, Eighth and X streets
NV. open am. to pm; weekdays;
Street view post cards used 40 years ago
the technology division, through March IS;
prints by Jack Perlmutter, in the arts divi-
sion, through March.
Library Of CONGRESS, First and East Cap
itol streets Sc, open am. to 10 pm.
Mondays through Fridays, am. to 8 p m
SATURDAYS, and to 10 pm. Sundays.
Original Lacock Abbey copy of the Magma
Carta, on loan from the British govern
scripts Of Lincolns three-paee "autobi-
ography," for an indefinite period; exhi-
bition depicting ideal of uNESCo, through
March.
fan,Amerie.n Union. seventsenth street
am. to 4:30 pm. weekdays: modern paint
ings from Haiti, through Monday.
Barnet Alden Gallery, 1877 Randolph
place NV. open to 10 pm weekdays
and to Pm, Sundays: Paintings al and
Porter, through March.
Connecticut Gallery, 1884 Connecticut
aysnds NV W. open Pc II am; m, to % pm
and South Carolina Seacoast. by Howard
Murry. through March %. >
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV, open 10 am
to pm. weekdays and to 10 pm
Sundays: Paintings and sculpture COM
prising the Mellon. Kress. Widener and
Dale collections and gifts from other do
nors. for an indefinite period; special ex-
hibit, art OF France in Prints and Books"
for an indefinite period.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
Fourteenth and E streets NV. open 8
am. to pm. daily: Display Of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
period.
Dumbarton Oaks Museum, Thirty-first
and r streets NV, open 8 am. to pm.
daily: Collection Of Byzantine and related
arts for an indefinite period.
Whyts Bookshop and Gallery, 1918 Con-
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FOR sERvICEMEN

pm. weekdays: Recent paints AZ Edwsrd
Rosenfelds throush March.
FOR sERvIcEMEN
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines. club.
i015 L street NV: lounges, library, writ
ing desks. billiard tables, radio.
Servicemen's victory Center, 1113 Renn-
sylVsnla avenue NV: lounge, recreation,
free eanteen; open daily, noon, to mid
, 1948-12-10
PW.D...

P.W.D.
bean Sea indicates the chief
method of trade between the
Islands. @1848" on a boat ser
yes as a registration number
and is also a prominent date
in the Islands history.
The second, prize shows a
shield with a United States
Eagle and superimposed there
on the letters ~. I" in a cir
Gle. Underneath is the word
Exports. On top of the shield
a ray Of light shines down on
the Eagle.
Third prize shows the three
islands in the Caribbean with
background of the rising sun
within an octagonal frame of
sugar cane.
Judges for the contest were:
Stuart Leech, Robin Curtis &
Lawrence Merrill.
, 1948-12-10
President Thunks All
Who Sent Conqruts

President Truman has re-
quested radio stations of the
Armed forces and the Voice of
America to convey to the men
women and children all over
the nation who sent nuner-
Gus congratulatory messages
Of goodwill on his reelection,
his thanks and appreciation.
He would be unable to reply
since there are so many. But
he appreciates them all from
the depths Of his heart, he says
, 1948-12-10
INDUSTRIAL.

4N0O0& Ah4<AA
Continued from page 81
the number engaged in agricul
ture.
No comparative statistics of
the work status of the labor
force are available for periods
either before or after 1910. An
estimate Of employment in st.
Thomas for the peak year of
1943 was made by the Depart
ment of Public Welfare. Ac-
cording to that egency, 5,506
persons were employed (of
whom about 900 were aliens
allowed to enter to work on
war projectsl compared to
2,099 in 1910. It was estimated
then that after the war, en-
ployment would drop to 3,046,
leaving a net unemployment
Of 1860 after aliens were re-
patriated. However, the pre-
sent situation is materially
worse than was expected, and
St. Thomas is experiencing a
period Of acute unemployment
Recent conditions in the Vir
gin Islands are described in
general terms in the Cover
nor's Annual Report for l947.
The Report refers to "the pre-
ponderance of factors tending
to create economic depres-
sion.' These factors have in
Guided the bringing to an end
of all military activities, includ
ing the closing of the United
States Naval Submarine Base;
the virtual collapse Of the rum
market; the unusually severe
drought Of 1916; and delays in
harbor improvement projects
The Report enumerates "pros-
pectively favorable factors
increased shipping, largel
crops, new industry, more pr.
yate construction, an expanded
Federal works program, and
a full-scale tourist industry.
, 1948-12-10
Publication

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that Trademark No.
410,117 which was registered
in the United States Patent of
flee, Washington, D. c., on
November Z, 1914, in the name
Of THE SQUIRT
of Beverly Hills, California.
and which was registered in
the Office of the Government
lands, approved April |, 1916.
Secretary of the Virgin Is
lands on December 81, 1915,
and assigned to THE SQUIRT
COMPANY, of Beverly Hills,
California, a corporation, by
Instrument dated January /,
l947, and recorded in the Uni
ted States Patent Office at
Washington .. c., on May u,
1947, has this date been regis
tered in the Office Of the Gov
eminent Secretary Of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United
States at st. Thomas, in ac-
cordance with the provisions
in the regulations governing
the registration Of Patents &
Trademarks in the Virgin Is
Government of the Virgin Is
lands Of the United States
St. Thomas, v. /.
October Is, 1913
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
3All of these factors" the Re-
, 1948-12-10

All Of these factors" the Re
port states, are essential to
any substantial improvement
Of currently critical economic
conditions.
(To be continued
, 1948-12-10
CHANG

that not only does Madame
Shek desire quick aid, but that
the y. S. IN an open. statement,
favor the Nationalist.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-04
Irrig aiion Men
To Hold Meeting

The annual meeting of the State
Association of Irrigation districts
of Washington will be held in
Yakima on November S and 6,
according to word received by
Frank Webster, Benton County
Extension agent, from John RUM
nell, Secretary of the association.
Rummel went on to say that
the program would be conferred
around water conservation and
legislative problems. One after
noon will be devoted to a panel
discussion on the "Use and Con-
servation Of Water" Members on
the panel, and the topic each will
discuss are: Cecil Clark Of Wapa-
to, Sprinkler Irrigation; Ellis
Cummins of Yakima, "Pipe line
versus Open Ditch Irrigation;
Horace Cooper Of Naches, "Stor-
age of Water; and Charles Bar
tholet of Olympia, Underground
Water Code"
Frank Webster will act as mo-
derator for the panel discussion.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-04
County Agents Column

As travel back and forth ov-
er the roads in Benton county,
have noticed that there is an in
crease in the number of rabbits
this year over last year. This Is
particularly noticeable during the
evening. In some areas they Will
become pests which will cause
severe damage to crops which are
located near sage brush areas.
Mr.. Mitchell of Benton City was
in the office this past week to find
out what he could do about them.
They have been damaging wheat
field. The United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, through the
Bureau Of Biological Survey, fur
nishes poisons at a reasonable
cost to be used in destroying these
nests. Two different types Of mix
lures are used. depending on
whether 1t is summer or winter
Instructions for carrying out the
poisoning of rabbits, gophers, mice
and other rodents can be secured
in the County Agents office. Pol
sons which can be used in making
I'D the bats can be purchased
through the office at reasonable
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Polling spent
Friday at Sunnyside.
Mrs. George Gross and two
sons. Robbie and Gary, Of North
Richland, and her mother, Mrs.
CARRIER, of Oakland, California,
called Saturday on Mrs. w. O.
Hawn. Mrs. Alex Bobidosh and
Mrs. Paul Polling.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Christian
visited with his folks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Christian, at Milton
Oregon on Sunday.
All the court wishes Happ,
Birthday to Ida Mae Hall on hel
5th birthday, October q.
Welcome to the court, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Louis Dean.
The court was very sorry Il
learn of the passing away of thu
Quinlan dog, Sport, and wishe
to express their sympathy to Nan
cy and Ricky.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-04
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT

SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
I have observed children play
ing along the fences where cattle
and horses are kept Livestock IN
juries are one of the greatest rea-
sons why farms have the highest
rate of accidental deaths and in
juries. The tame horse Is the one
that kicks. his owner. The gently
bull turns upon the farmer and
CORES him. You should know your
animals and avoid any chances of
frightening them. Don't ever trust
a bull. The one that is trusted IS
generally the one that makes the
headlines of the paper. In fact, a
bull should be kept in pen by
himself, with a good safety bull
pen to avoid any possible chance
of injury to people on the farm
We take out life insurance for
protection of our families. We take
out car insurance as a protection
in time of accident. We take out
fire insurance so that We viii
have some funds with which te
rebuild buildings which may
have been destroyed. We even e
so far as to insure our crop!
against hail. We build strong bull
fences to protect our children =
OR DO WE?