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PARKING LOTS.

PARKING LOT, suitable for 100 cars; nr.
WASHINGTON Circle. Attention trucking
concerns. Box 33o-H. Star;
SOLVE your downtown parking problems;
reasonable monthly rates; 24-hr. service.
VERMONT GARAGE, INC, rear l124 Yer.
mont ave NV, DI. SS22.
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310-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 1O-room house
cleo, phone. bath. furnace tenant
houses, 4S-cow dairy barn, silo. all neces-
sary outbuildings, about rs acres in timber.
good fencing and water; this is good
money making farm; price, S37 500. :
1S4-acre stock and dairy farm, bank
barn 138x45, dairy in bank barn, chicken
house 60x20, 2-car garage, all necessary
outbuildings, S-room stone house, fireplace.
pipeless furnace, elec., 5-room tenant
house, nice spring, running water in most
500.
28-acre farm. s-room frame house: con-
crete block barn, elec phone. pipeless
furnace; house needs some repairs, It's
right by school, stores P, 9. and bank 80
miles to D. c.: price. $1,000.
5S-acre farm. 6-room frame house: cleo,
phone furnace water in house. nice spring.
lot of chicken houses and other buildings;
near B. g. O.. station, 30 miles to D. c.
Possession with title, Price, $4,000.
276-acre farm, 10-room frame and g.
room tenant house; bank barn, double corn
house. large machine shed. lot Of hog
very beautiful and productive farm; 2 nice
streams, on macadam road. If you really
want nice place. look this one over. CAN
w. A. Daniel, Poolesville 21S6 P. o. Dick
erson. Md. j. VINSON PETER Rock
vile, Md
TO BUY OR SELL dairy or general pur-
pose farms call Fred w. Jones. Fred is q
successful farmer and businessman and
is qualified to advise you intelligently,
Contact him at the office of
E. S. PRICE e. co.
1901 Georsia ave, Wheaton. Md PL.
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Gentleman's Summer Home

Or home for rod and gun club with
Beautiful view acros. Aqua Creek and nd
acres slopins down to Aqua Creek; SANDY
beach; good bathing. boating, fishing and
duck shooting in season season. Main Main f,oins houss
ro"m with fireplace. Large 4-room cot
tsee. suitable for servants or guests; ga
rage. chicken house, storage a.ss, for to- tSo;s
line electricity, drilled well and electric
pump. Property in excellent condition:
only so miles from Washinston, over good
roads. Price, $4,000. Call MI. Adoison,
Ma. $500; ewes. and week ends. Fairfax
BOSS 81 PHELPS, INC.
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sANK-pERsokAL LOANS.

OUR PERSONAL LOAN PLAN is simple,
to pay bills, for medical expenses, vaca-
ton, education. emergencies or for any
other worthwhile purpose. Service
prompt. Monthly payments are arranged
70 At YOUR budget Personal Loan Dept,
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK, 18th and
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| tases and apis and rms. by week. LII
LIAM VAN AUKEN. Dickinson 451. A-3C
OCEAN CITY, NEW gERSEY-Cott re,
rooms. bath. extra lavatory; Jul Sept
REV HIGGoNs, cynwyd. Pa. s.
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SHERWOOD FOREST

Exclusive shore-front property. Complete
cnttage of 4 rms and bath, plus lse:
screened porch, Built beneath canopy o.
freshing, Just place for the family
these hot summer mos. For further in
formation. call Mr.. F1orance,
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2eo4 wilson blvd. ow. $500. --27
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. E-1
n,
REAL ESTATE LOANS. tcont. ,


MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we viii
buy secord,trust notes p. c., nearby .T,1 Md.
%okfaAdE xe hsss4nasEs 5asss eSkp isfs
n. ave. nv, Mational $3.50 o.
hours. GERALD REALTY CO.. 4l2 6th st.
MokIGAeE Loans; current a Interest :. a, z.,s; :;
&C. Sb sSa I'm sna s. sTKhsr E6ASssromp, M5A alo9
eail ad Sos coLoSIAL SCI INVESTMENT CO. si7
9th st. NV RE. $3.50.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or year terms and monthly
CASH FOR End TRusr NOTES twhite or
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
r. GORDON. 14a7 Eye st. NV. pl. $3.50
Boxers attention
4%-Money to Loan-46
&e ON d. C. Improved property; no
charge for appraisals; look UP what you
are now paying and see US; We can save
you money.
HoWenstein Realty Corp.
141S H st. NV. DI. 1871. 20
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TAX1cAR
AUTO PAINTING.

LATE MODEL TAXICABS BOUGHT and SOLD
1901 Mt Olivet rd. ne. TR. 23O0.
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OPEN. 2-5

The unusual is offered in this country
estate consisting OF ITO acres OF gently
rolling fertile land, 30 acres in woodland.
streams, long paved road frontage Just
off Ga ave. extended at olney, Md: conv.
to stores and transp; a 15-rm. and D
full basement, oil h.-w.h.. all necessary
outbuildings. beautiful landscaped grounds,
stately trees. lockwood and holly furnish
paragus beds, berries, grapes and fruit
trees complete the, garden PICTURE the
contour of the land lends itself to culti-
vation with labor-saving machinery: most
suitable for entertaining gentlemsn's
estate. large family or institution; i'm
mediate possession can be had; price.
S67 500; reasonable down payment, bal
ance 1st trust. Directions: Out Ga. ave.
extended about II mi. past Martins dairy,
turn right and go about 500 yds. to our
sign on property.
! ppICE p co
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

I,t AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
in d. G., Nd. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER,
I4O4 L st. nv Ma; 4d57.
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE-1st and ing
SALUs, established 1924. MA. 1852. 11o4
TRUSTS. 1st. End and 5rd; NJ. ys; srS
so sns TSRsT IDa 4 NoTTEEs pureh. d esll MA.
1870. WASHINGTON HOq NC CoEF.
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality. II
you are buying or selling an automohtle.
let US finance 1t for the purchaser. NOLAN
FINANCE CO., 1l02 New York ave. NV.
Pepuhlic
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.. FhICE q %

VA.-eI-ACRE FARM, IA miles from
Richmond; s-rm. and bath home with
Tatsr esntra heating barn barn
buildings; $4,000.
175-acre farm. 1-acre building lots.
near Richmond. Call EARL T. WRIGHT,
WI 5000 Rethesda Md
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1soO LEE HIGHWAY

goxs2. with basement, 2Ox2l; will enlarge:
ell glass front, parking lot: WI VII install Wa
sant open. W. MONTGOMERY 4617
Lee hwy, CH $3.50.
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COBB ISLAND-A real summer resort.
where the lower Potomac is miles wide
and blue and meets the Wicomieo-it in
yites you to enjoy the good fishing, CRAP
water on ali sides; ali utilities, harbor,
pier, boatyard. stores. post once; state. t,:
large wooded sites, $3.50; waterfront lots
with riparian rights, $500; several new
homes on waterfront sites, S4,950 i'm
d0 Modern six-room home, with all
conveniences; 100 feet of water front,
anchorage, completely furnished; immedi-
ate possession: $500. .,--
or Five-room modern home, recently
built: Immediate possession; on large site
directly on water with riparian rights;
(3) Five-room modern home, on large
site, riparian rights sood haroor; immer nrnr
date possessioni s4's5o-N Nrrts SALvEnt sgsnt
Telephone Wayside 219s. Cobb Island
MARYLAND
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GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE WANTED, near Valley Vista
apartments, Ashmead pl.' goth st. NV.
BARN OR DELE. GARAGE. suitable for
storage HO. 1860.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGES
/ % 4-room cottage, with large porch or
corner lot immediate possession; wide view
of Chesapeake Bay; safe place for bathins
S3,450.
ta) Cove Point Beach, modern 5-roon
cottage furnished; all utilities; immediate
possession S4,950.
(3) Kenwood Beach, one acre, moderr
eight-room cottage; furnished; double ga
rage; directly on bay; immediate posses
sion bargain.
IA Scientist Cliffs, Groom log cabin
completely furnished immediate posses
sion; on large wooded site. $500.
$50 Dares Beach. modern Groom bay
front year-round home, on two large water
front lots; perfect bathing; all utilities
immediate possession. $3.50.
Many other desirable water fronts. SET
our ad under Farms for Sale" Open Sun
site Court HOUSE, Prince Frederick. Calvert
County, Md. Telephone Prince Frederick
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TIpEWATER SOUTHERN MARYLAND

ID S2-acre peninsu!ar, ,one-auarter mile
water front, perfect harbor, good farm
house, large barns. stable, outbuildinss;
occupied by good tenant, growing tobacco
and grain: immediate possession: al utili-
ties; Sl4,500
(2) rs acres Patuxent River, wide sand
beach, six-room home, large barn, includes
this years crops; in perfect area for sea-
food and upland game: $4,000.
CD lO8 acres, ST. Leonards Creek, per.
feet anchorage: five-room home, large barn.
good timber: $500.
"a 80 acres. near Chesapeake Bay; Ave
room house, barn and outbuildings, TIM
ber, stream $4,000.
(5) 800 acres timberland on Parkers
Greek. pine and hardwood; $4,000.
(6) 80 acres, on St. Leonards Creek;
perfect harbor: wooded, nice timber; on
improved gravel road. A bargain, $3.50.
Many other farms for sale. Opened on
Sunday. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
opposite Court House. Prince Frederick,
Calvert County, Maryland. Telephone
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house. gar, stable, other buildings; apple
orchard, acre of land: all for $4,000
Fine 2sO-sere cattle farm. 40 acres il
brick home possession with title; $4,000
Lovely, 4-bedrm. and bath, moderr
country LONE in beautiful setting; ma APPROX,
S16,50o Call our farm representatiye
Mr.. Ruble, Poolesville 2012. or EARL T
WRIGHT. WI 5000, Bethesda. Md.
INVESTIGATE SOUTHERN MARYLAND
age Culcold Creek; excellent anchorage
outstandins water, sports; brick dwellinrIe
ss5 94 bsbs args moep0 eq0ms
barns, lo4 acres fertile soil complete
tarm Riysr nsgaed
cellent 16o- acre farm, SO cultivated Z,
room dwelling, electricity tenant houSe: -
fo9ssfo Sa5hs saiooo a1rm
I5O-acre State road. farm, near Bryan
town. Md Early American dwelling needs
work, original floors, old English locks.
flreplaces; tobacco barns: 100 acres cul-
tivated; excellent streams, springs ex-
6oo-ft front, charming creek. St Marys
complete buildings. $4,000,
t1s4n Ma'n0.i s.story. 1 roe rooms u baths hot
water neat, electricity, telephone 2,caI
garage. poultry house; acres excellent
275-acre State road farm near Marbury
Md. Broom dwelling. modern conven-
fences. farm buildings, 100 acres arabic,
i15 timber Immediate possession, $4,000
Patuxent River estuary, l = acres. magnifi-
cent view, excellent anchorage; Groom
cottage partially completed tabout 81 900
to finish), excellent .neighborhood, S4,5 800
acres mo buildngs) on Port Tobacco
River. extending to State road; electricity
and telephone available. excellent neigh
w 80 acres Mattawoman Creek, excellent
anchorage. nearly / mile waterfront, small
cottage, $4,000
Acreage on beautiful rivers of Maryland
and Virginia. LEONARD SNYDER. La
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NEW MODERN STORE
For lease, 500 square feet, 1890 Georgia
svs corner Jefferson); large show win
dows; 5000 per month.
l. BERS, GE. 3049
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FARMS FOR SALE.

5s5-ACRE Daley FARM; unexcellsd ioea:
this is probably one of the best farms in
Montgomery County; priced right. Call
Fred w. Jones, with E. 8. PRICE & CO..
PL. 1891, PL. 096l.
I25-ACRE general purpose farm; exc.
close in location; buildings absolutely mod:
ern. really a showplace; priced right. Fred
w Jones. with E. S. PRICE g. CO., PL.
1881 or PL. O961.
so ACRES of improved land. mr.. Manassas;
on e GOOD I'd. Improved with remodeled
log cabin containing. 5 rms. with elec.
Space for bath, and small barn; in
excel. cond. A huge stone fireplace adds
charm; remodelins Job. Clean, attrac-
tive outside appearance. Priced low at
$3.50. Only S1,500 down.
SO acres Of cleared land with the best
bank barn IN the county f;da 6,rm v,ho house; a;
mt; priced very low at $4,000; $4,000
cash, balance monthly. More land avail
acres, 9-rm. dwelling. painted white;
good cond. throughout; lovely shade, lge.
lawn. some small outbuildings; ga.ags:
At vint- Hill; s12, 800, sood terms. a:
H. CULLEN, Real Estate, National Bank
Building Phone $40, Manassas, Va.
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NEW STORE-915 18TH ST.
] 200 So IT. coveraee in heart OF Medical
Center; hreproof. insulated, air condi-
toned; . washups; alley entrance.
L. w. GROOMES
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CHESAPEAKE BAY-4-bedrm. beach front
home. splendid neighborhood; all con-
veniences; perfect swimming, fishing, etc.
Cove Point-2 bedrms., liv. rm.. kitchen,
h. and C. water. gas stove, fireplace, =
porches; wide sand beach; for quick SAFE
S4,750.
Solomons Island-2-bedrm., year-around
bungalow: large lot: garden: waterfront
rights: $3.50 BOB NEELD, miles
north Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 34-J,
day or night
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a Acreage on beautiful rivers of Maryland
!. and Virginia LEONARD SNYDER. La
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Guided. large pier safe boat anchorage
beautiful views of Crab Creek and souti
phone phone ANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS 444o FRED Z. VoGEs
Realtor. 221 Main St. Annapolis. Md.
8-RM. HOUSE at Chesapeake Beach, Mo
on Colorado bet. 14th and 18th SITS; toilet
shower cleo stove, refrg., h.w.; large lot
Open Sunday.
BAY RIDGE. near Annapolis-Bay front
year-round home, In an area that ofter!
superb view Of the bay and the ad'
vantages of a modern home in the set.
ting Of shade trees The lge; front ;n1s porer
is and ntb sass Esn din ao knotty
pine kit. gas stove, elec refgr;, au.o
laundry, lge. pantry. bedrm and y bath
rb 5d and r. rear has sedr@s pnsoh
Bsmt. with oil heat: gear garage; g
avs sRsxer nah ease ehone
9sss Ss or Bay vista 334i. -27
NEELD ESTATE, Md. on scenic knoll over
looking Chesapeake Bay-Lee. liv. rm
With replaeea kit 5edrms dgs dara1y and bath or
2nd A.; shower and pump rm: in bsmt;,
wide screened porches on sides; compl
furp including else refgs and ryo,s, stove
Upper Marlboro. turn right on SoutnerI
Nd. blvd. at Waysons Corner, turn lei
IA mi. past Huntington Town TO- Neck
cor Of Beach DIR. and Ridge rd.. Sat; o.
Sunday. III
ST. MARY's BEACH-Two year-rounc
homes with approx. acres, overlookins
beautiful Patuxent River; price 81, 800 ans
$4,000, with terms. For information. cal
N. G. HINES & SON. OK 1860; ewes, GH
VWnaaTTER-FRoNT COTTAGE. 7 rms. ane
hath on West River: ami: pvt. pier; com.
pletely turn;; pvt owner: ST.. sIl,5oo, Sal Ssaall
Lcrch DR., Avalon Shore. Shady Side Md
ePTpGGEWATER PT Gsey FER BEAcH-Modern year-rount
home with picture window. oyerlookini
South River; on large corner lots, rms;
screened porch bedrooms, 2 baths.
nreplacss, ir-conditioned oil heat; Srms
guesthouse, garage. bath houses. snaos
trees, outdoor fireplace. gardens. pool
Drive to Edgewater Seaeh. South River
Ask for Kayior property. Annapolis Sl43
WOODLAND BEACH bedrms;. bath !,
porch, beautiful fenced-in yard with plenty
Of fruit trees and hot-house beds Build
ing is partially furnished. Priced sell
Owner will be on property Sat. arNN sun
day. Call EN-. 003s. 27
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Limited Edition TWeeds

Simplicity sublinaey translated for to1Dn country
or trauel. Imported Scotch honespun (S5% 1Dool,
15% naohair). Grey Stripe suit 10ith contrasting
solid colored topc~~t Season in, season out, your
1oardrobe mainstay. Suit Sis. Coat, $780,
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Miss Rolfe Bride
OF Mr.. Larrabee

The Lincoln chapel Of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
was the scene of the wedding yes
terday of Miss Mary Elizabeth Rolls
and Mr.. Donald r. Larrabee, which
took place at o'clock. with the
Rev. Peter Marshall ofnciating at
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary Louise Roberts of Arlington
and Mr.. E. L. Rolls of Houston. Her
father escorted her and gave her in
marriage, and Miss Margaret Dilts
of Greenwich, Conn.,, was her only
attendant.
Mr.. Larrabee is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Larrabee Of Cor
ham, Me. His brother, Mr.. Henry
c. Larrabee, jr., was his best man,
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Sylvester NJ Hoffman ohiciating.
DR.. James M. Lotus escorted his
cousin and she was attended by
Mrs. John F. O'Rourke as matron
Of honor and the Misses Mary Eur
horst, Elizabeth Ternan and Cath
crime McCarron as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Daniel Igo was best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. Raymond Trip
lett, MIR. G. Russell Walker, Mr.
Joseph Berry and Mr.. Paul Foley.
After the reception at the home
of the brides grandmother, Mrs.
James E. Karnes. the couple left
for wedding trip through Virginia
and Pennsylvania. They will make
their home in Arlington.
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Is ENGAGED

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Ole G. Soderstrom Of
Silver Spring of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Patricia Anne
Soderstrom, to Mr.. Beverly Milton
White, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
White of Washington.
Miss Soderstrom studied at Mont
gomery-Blair Junior College and
Mr.. White will enter Tri-State Col
lege in Indiana this autumn to
study mechanical engineering.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Wedding Date

Mrs. Ann Marichak of Scranton
announces the engagement of hel
daughter, Miss Mary Marichak, tt
Mr.. Thomas Patrick Flynn, jr., sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn, also o1
Scranton.
The wedding will take place No.
vember 6, in St. Mary's Church In
the brides home town.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Australia, will be the guest Of Sir
Willmott and Lady Lewis at dinner
Thursday evening preceding his ad-
dress before the Washington branch
of the English Speaking Union.
The meeting will be held at the
United Nations Club and an infor-
NAL supper will follow the talk. Mr..
Menzies at present Is leader Of the
opposition in the Australian
Parliament,
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and the ushers were Mr.. Arthur H
Lengel Of Reading, Mr.. Harry Eddy,
Mr.. J. w. Lytle and Mr.. Fred Pat
terson.
The reception was held at the
Congressional Hotel, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Larrabee left for a
motor trip through New England.
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Miss Karnes Bride

Miss Teresa Eileen Karnes, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Carberry
karnes, and Mr.. Edgar Alban Wren,
son Of Mrs. Francis j. Wren, we're
married yesterday morning in the
Church of the Nativity, the Rev.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Move to Ne1V Home

Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Rosenthal
and their family are now occupying
their new home at Huntington and
Thirty ninth streets in Chevy
Chase, D. G.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

To Be Dinner Guest
The Right Hon. Robert Gordon
Menzies, former Prime Minister of
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-12
News Items
from
Cherry Wood Court
BY Blanche Millase

MIR. Carl Buck was home las
Wednesday because of a badly
bruised fingernail. MIR. Jake
Baumberger missed two day:
work on account of the weather
Doreen and Carol Donovan
were home from their school in
Richland last Thursday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Russell Taylor,s
small SON, Roger, has been quite
seriously i'll with cold and
doesn't show much improvement.
The Hudson Construction
workers in Richland were on va
cation the latter part of last week
due to the disagreeable weather.
linus Lloyd Millage was home
from work.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Stephens
and family left Saturday to Spend
several days at Freewater, ore.
MIR. and Mrs. Justin Severn and
MIR. and Mrs. George Schweizer
attended the dance at the Eagles
Lodge" In Pasco Saturday night.
Perhaps it was the cold, bad
weather that was responsible for
MIR. Michael Bezzios starting a
new hobby. Anyhow last Satur-
day evening he was busily en-
gagged in making doll clothes for
his little daughters doll. You
should just see the results!"
MIR. and Mrs. Loren Repp &C.
companied by Mr.. Melvin Man
ming of Kennewick motored to
Pendleton Sunday to meet Mrs.
Reps sister, Mrs. Manning and
two children who arrived from
La Cygne, Kans.
. MIR. and Mrs. Justin Severn &C.
companied by. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schweizer and daughter,
Pamela, drove to McNary dam
Sunday. They returned by way
OF Patterson ferry and Prosser
and stopped there for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Millage
motored to Athena, Ore, Sunday
and spent the day with Mrs. M.
E. leighton and her daughter
and son-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Raw
Hansel. Mrs. Hansel is a sister Of
Mr.. Villages brother-in-law of
Vancouver, Wash. -.-
On going by way of Holdman
and taking a cut off there to
Athena the roads were. far from
good and in many places nearly
blocked with drifted snow from
the previous nights wind. The
return trip was made through
Milton and Walla Walla as a snow
storm had started at Athena.
Those off work this week a day
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-12
Reduced Feeding Still
Results in Good Beef

BY limiting the amount of grair
fed to good yearling steers to. two.
thirds of full feeding, beef cat
tleman can save more than five
tons of grain per carload of cattle
and at the same time can Still
produce beef carcasses that will
satisfy the customer, according to
Joseph Muir, extension animal
husbandman, Washington State
College.
Experiments of USDA scien-
fists have shown that when you
limit the grain for young animals
it slows down the rate that the
animal puts on tat. At the same
time the animal builds up more
lean tissue. The carcass won't
grade as high as it would in heavy
feeding, but yet the meat will be
satisfactory to most consumers.
This is important when grain is
needed by hunger-stricken people
abroad. ss AZ
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-12

prime contractor to the United
States Atomic Energy Commits.
sion. and the worlds only source
of that particular nuclear fuel,
Lauder explained.
"It has been determined that
over exposure to the rays emit
ted by such materials could have
harmful effects upon persons ex-
posed to them. 1t is the respon-
sibility of the Hanford Works
Health Instrument Department
to assure that no employee of this
atomic energy activity received
more that the tolerance dose of
radiation during the course of his
or her days work." Lauder said.
During the entire history OF
Hanford Works no person has
ever received an injury as a re-
suit of the radiation hazard,
Lauder said. ~ -.
Parker came to the United
States from England in 1888.
After serving as a physicist in the
Swedish Hospital in Seattle, with
Metalurgical Laboratory in Chi
Ecago, and with the Clinton Labor
atories in Oak Ridge, Tenn, he
came to Hanford Works in July,
1914 as a Chief Supervisor in the
Medical Department, for the du-
Pont Company.
In January 1916, Parker was
appointed Assistant Superintend-
ent of the Medical Department,
the position he relinquished to
assume his responsibilities as Sup
erintendent Of the Health Insrru-
ment Department on February 1.
The newly appointed Depart
ment Superintendent became an
employee of General Electric Co.
on Sept. I, 1916, the day the Com
pany assumed responsibility for
the operation Of Hanford Works.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-12
Hawn's Court
BY Lila Hauqe

Mr.. and Mrs. Manter Haug,
entertained the following rela
tives and friends from Kiester anc
Albert Lea MINI on Friday fol
dinner and supper: Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Seim, Mr.. and Mrs. Altar
Faleide and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Iverson, Virgil Vale of Kenne.
wick was also a guest in the ev.
ening.
Mrs. Lillian Hartz visited Mrs
w. o. Hawn on Wednesday anu
stayed for the Stanley party. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Seim OF
Kiester, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
an Faleide of Albert Lea, Mimi,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Iverson
of Kiester, Mimi, and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. .Houge, Robert and Lila
of Hawn Court, Kennewick were
guests of Virgil Wales on Satur-
day for dinner and supper. The
SeimS, VERSIONS and Faliedes have
been Oh a trip to California and
brought Mr.. and Mrs. Faleides
here on Friday. They intend to
remain for some time in the Ken
neWick area. .
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Vale re-
Gently of Hawns Court have pur-
chased a 10 acre ranch east OF
KenneWick.
MIR. and Mrs. Worth Miller Of
Bremerton, Wash, are visiting
the Vern Brumfields.
The Stanley party entertained
by Mrs. Krifel and Mrs. Cantley
at the w. O. Hawn home was
well attended. The hostesses
served a delicious lunch and the
social hour was much enjoyed
by everyone present. -