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Evening star., 1948-06-13
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BARGE TRIP.
c.H asTss,drasn n.s..a es!gs e III. Tip % 9
ssa.l road sss sssp ssssss NV. Sn''9n p.@ g.
DANCING.
Brtdgs. tasls tsanis and dancing. spcn-
sgs s% s.; ssiss. isss iss,.s 'S'';'sssa :''s:
"Heminiseencss Of the Thestsr." de-
ss;,,s !:Iy q ar. s:is Fever sv'sus. silver
s'alss smons me- M.ISsini Si seee{i edeS{iv,,.a =, ors..
s.ss as'sss sna S:s s A. ss.ss: ss:
Nsv cemsrs Club. ss.ti:r Hotel. i2:l5
Pm tomorrow. Mem6efs and suests.. ;.
p@ sse'ssss s:.' M:ms:ss :ss
MUSIC.
Violin recital Berl Senofsky. National
s1s sna % eonssaiSSar Sard:n sSr ssss
AZ reres band concert. .... front step
Of ns, sns cigtSl Sand slilsin, csiess ton,cht
A OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES.
dent: y sS.
ing area at end OF Douglas street NE.
TELESCOPE oe:sry..ieas ., % moon and
Of National Capital Astronomers: meet d
s:s9'r4 Ell ssss :s..s suns:; sE H
Bicycle trip to Fort Dupont Park,
z sss.
~ sfEcIAL ExHIsrrs. ..
sT open an S l. pm aaa aIsss:
am. to pm. other weekdays; Paintinss
md .eulpture from the corccrsn School Of
A r.Slis snIsufh fisr"aa: a1: Iiih.h and street.
seen and % 5, so:.psns Dsn
f'fss sassuss s..19 ss9' u Ar. seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV. open
T. to $50 pm. Nondays: 10 an: to
40 pm Tusedays tnrcush xftdsy:. g
Gates. Ethel Gath, Samuel Bookats and
william n. Ca1ffe. through September IL.
aa " Tstss sSSs: y r.rod soss' OF
Philips Msassisi Gallery. 1900 Twenty
first street N. W.. open 2 Pm. to pm:
sundays. II an: 70 10 pm: Mcnd.,s snd
'nss ~ Msrjorie Phillips, Tor an indefinite
Nsii.naI Archives. exhibition hail. Con
as''s Sinss Streets snq NV. open s:ss am. 70
Pm. Pm sund.ss and hsiids,i; S exhibit com.
ths o S s saaH q
luton throush Wcrid War u surrsnds,, 9,
daily nsvspspsr published in Tofye 10
English including copies published in
Ensiish during weird War =. ysgsns:s.
&: * sea:ss sa iss .s s's
LItrary sf csnsres.. FIRST and East
:e'S aoaa:ss ss:ss' rou.s sc sI:n rds, . . n 70
days: M orisinai fscoeE Abbey copy of the
M.na G sns en s:n ssm &c olsns 1s
manuscript Of Lincoln. thIee-pase auto
biography" for an indefinite period: ex-
hibit eommemcratine German immisrants
Omitted States, through tomorrow.
Netisnel Gallery q Art. sixth street snd
Constitution avenue NV. open 10 an: "a
n,ssS:; ana aad ,srssuls E 10 ssn
tections ana gifts from other donors. FOL
'n risS sSe and wiisiifs siiiH Service. under mali
Fourteenth and Z streets NV: open !.
.:m. 70 4 pm; daily; di1ia. Of ,,1.sn,i, ant%s,,
ana iresh'"Atet Ne" ''"' ." "'e''s'
FOR sERvycEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Mariner Club
Ing desk. billar dtabiss radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV; free cantsen; open
daily, noon to midnight.
Armed Services YMCA. 1885 q street
NV; informal table gsmes ] 80 Pm. to-
day. snack supper $50 o'elsck. sinsins
and entsrtainmsnt z e'eiocs;, nS;.,. and dance
Penthouse Service Center. Seventeenth
and K streets NV: informal table games
and gsmes in gymnasium. pm. today;
bufYet supper, $40 o'clock. and terracs
IN neinR Q:3n o'clock toniGht.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTO, new. wanted. Party returning
from ,a. oysIss.s. .,S Gan al sdvanee cash" fol
sniGs,ShssaAN niH sn Needs gS new 1s4s
bile; prefer low mileage; pay al cash. Call
We Wfsl Peg TS FAY say tRs lash for car late mode
M6hf sn5S y' eAsG sg fss Eos ;fs;t 4S6s ssS
MoH VS. R0qs'sr Moross Ra,s Z e. HnGns II sses
cash price for your 1e4s or 1947 car and
Sss5 + ss5 M5FoR R5Es n Co. e e'
ssnf 1Ss fATE azs M1bEL Lossaas cars 8
W 81 3: s;4s''s sss e. s..s e's; -
NNeaSasT 1EaSs TseS oR fs5s' co e5'Se rord Ser
SO sSShiade biadenssusr I rd. ne S Siopeosits Sears
tE 2SsSSt. Pa, ,:,,,. Up e q,
:.s sas' cE E s11: sss ss % saeis sss asss
SSRn syf w9 w99wsNaIaSsw saas M s.s s.s up
81 500 go Sos. fof 1910 .cSsvrolst.; units
nodssis .iso. cETTdS1d5. ~ IN MoToh 9 s4akss. 4S45s
GiSk tsas coo1 ooMNEs% iii W. sss pss q Sp 5000
for 1910 Bucks: Is units wanted at once;
E T11d tbs M%da Ss On itssr ess'' 9sss cons sS
NV Wi1LE " rsY '4 hish Il @ cash prices for clean
s:s: nis GENE si Or isae sS'i
1910 Fords; rs units wanted at once; will
4Ra ths soos s sn Ssis msss; eS essn
Wo. es36 or EN- 1854.
viii buy your car immediatsy for top
price or you can an n.ms os
plan. Just bring your car and. title, name
& :. z'Ss We az as NJ. e ,saF Ssas' ssu
no ehafse." cHERNKR MOTOR GO" Iere
dssIsI oIas sYs n s Soes; Sees
e Isss Sc I sse :t n.a assa'eH Ia. T. o4oo.
roNT5AASo oMNknsMill ,;, nay u, ss.d :s q looa
snss sso z, cAt EIRs shi M4os 81 Hsnis "ess sss
GfeSa GaiSaEsT sss rHfeEs Te sgS ps,S e =
nHs aAkrfi hd 5sc sadS. sSs an appraisal S''S st
BARNEs-sANDERs MOT0RS-.we want
cars regardless, Of price; don't trade on !
W W. ne need dSpSSSSs'an ~ sans 1895 T. ysa!
s.r p.id fer: !ilI f,vs ySy s.iaG. sssn; CA ssl
elusive used-car .deaiers. An cssh q cert.
deo checKS, See Mr. 6AIuVe q. 4t. 0AuoSIS 2
Only one location. Drive IN big open lot
| 1900 18th st. NV. fcoSner OF ~ n.wg
oyen s;se e ssSaSrSRs S;sS RI hoS4oRa HS Ill MI
WI Will PAY Sf0T cA9n Rn1CE fo!
sfs9Ssf slfsR Ssss Co. Sc sss :sd I.
Tor . 1887 Buick In excellent condition
Sal Az 7s ~ eass estsss isssesss ses ss:sa mus,
bs exfra clean and with low mileage
Try TRIANGLE-we want the extra
clean cars and win nay premium price!
to get them. Phone DE. 63O3 for = 6uyel
to can, OF drive to EITHER TRIANGLE
MOTORS LOCATION. 3010 r. /. ave
nWR as z viii viii Wi1NiN'-Mere SIS for you,
VII &Ihns so no4oks, Ssioks % 10 rioTid. ave. ne ne
I0e CARS WANTED IdMEDIATELY-'3t
Conn. A.; to s Or Pa can III I4viNTon SSi HoroKs
cHsR clS ron Xoui cav. buy. We sci!
SosaaS.sT FL: T'fs Hofos fe5s e. ''s ola se.ls S
1901 Mtnn. ave. ne. lat Dennins rd)
susiaESSarAN wants 1s4s car: Pay aI
IN cash. NO. 1881. call any time.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

ana WEDNESDAY
at Odd Fellows
Hall, 40 Seventh
street NV.
| There will be
. luncheon, hon.
oring the past
national presi-
| dent, Mrs. Ada
e. Harrison Of
Richmond Hill,
N. Y, at Alban
4OWcIS, WNOu~
sin and MaSSa-
| chusetts avenues
NV, on We'd
nesday ut ! pm.
| Ticke is are
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Deaths Reported
frror, the n G. Rursau Of vital
{Nrom the d.

Louisa c. rurnsy. 81, National Lutheran
Ella a. Gillett, 90. 1914 Goth ct. NV.
Ida NJ. 0ansbers. 90. 1891 MARYLAND ave.
Betty v. Balderson. 70. Richmond. VI.
Dallas J. WEIGH. 70, 623 Alabama ave; Sc.
Richsrd F. Moore, So. 1910 Naylor I'd. Sc.
Rosario Anastasi. Sc, NOT stated:
Matthew r. Whalen, infant. 4s44 Cres-
cent st.
Mary Green, 81, Blue Plains, D.. c.
Thoinss III. Lynch, rs, not stated.
Annie Mills, ~, 610 Brewers ct. ne.
Minnie Williams. 70, Blue Plains. p; c:
Geor9e W. 0nead. 81, $50 Neal pl. nv.
Thefesa jenkins -, i116 Congress Ut. ne.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Federal Union to Meet

Marion Hedges, treasurer Of the
National Committee for Extension
Of Labor Education, will speak on
'Tabor,s Stake in Federal Union" at
3 pm. tomorrow at q meeting Of the
Federal Union, TOO Ninth street NV
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Participation Committee, Legioc
Club; General accounting oMce
Post, "a D stret Sc; Gaslight Post
Stansbury Hall; Washington Con-
struction and Building Trades Post
Pythian Temple.
Thursday-Capital Transtt and
Stanley Church De Pue Posts, Le-
eion Club; Internal Revenue Post,
Stansbury Hall.
Professionalism Post, 12lo
Good Hope road BE.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlE.

OWNER DESIREe SELL 1917 Plymouth
s:deer sedan; excel: eond;. low milesEe;
N 81. MOTOR SALES-Week-end specials
sn'y1 s yi1oss s.sk roSsi.e oSa sIsss Ys s.di. sad
new paint; S975. De Soto 1910 2.dr;;
Ford 1910 4.dr.; nsW motor and. paint;
SS65. Studebaker 1889 Com; good cond.;
$465. An cars guaranteed 70 pass p. e.
.Tm aIi E oSiG.s WASHiNGToN AUTO aus.
tion-No reg. fee. Fri. night 9 Pm SSll
Evening star., 1948-06-13
|VFW Auxiliaries
Plan Annual Meet

The annual encampment Of the
District of Columbia Department
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
will be held tomorrow, Tuesday
Evening star., 1948-06-13
|VFW Department
18th Encampment
Now in Session

The 2oth annual encampment OF
the District Of Columbia DEPART
ment, Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
opened last night In the DEPART
ment Of Commerce auditorium. Tho
principal address was given BY Brig.
Gen. Charles H. Gearhardt Of the
29th Division.
Memorial services will Be held at
1 o'clock today at Washington Ca
thedral. They Will be conducted by
Cannon Merritt r. williams. who u
national chaplain OF the orssuiss-
ton.
Evening sessions viii be held 10.
morrow and Tuesday. with elections
and installation Of onicers ct the
closing session.
The Council OF Administrator
met Monday night at the District
Building for the last session Of the
present administration. Three posts
presented new council members to
fill out unexpired terms caused BY
designations, and to protect the
posts at, the encampment. Among
the new members were Michael
Ready Of Post No. 833, John D.
Famtleroy Of No. 1854 and Stephen
T. Nichka Of No. s24.
Meetings this week:
sunday-GoP Post. o3s g place
NV.
Wednesday-Treasury Post. 1919
K street NV; Pentagon Post, 1900
New Hampshire avenue NV: Po-
lice-Fire Post, s3s @ place NV:
Maj. Gen. Edwards Post, 1871 X
street NV: United States Naval
Gun Factory Post, 73o Eleventh
street Sc.
Thursday-National Capital Post,
1919 X street NV; Equality Walter
Reed Post, 935 g place NV.
Friday-All-America Post, 1919 Z
street NV.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Sergeant Jasper Post indorsed
the department. commander for the
ONCE Of national executive COM
mitteman for q two-year period.
The post indorsed Frank Felker for
the Watson B. Miller award.
Jack p. Latta, J. T. Berger and
August J. Fink were admitted to
membership, bringing the total to
over the 900 mark.
Newly elected officers of the Thad
|Dulin Post were installed last week
at the Burlington Hotel with De-
partment Vice Comdr. 0eo6rey
Creyke as the Installing omcer.
They were: Commander, Edward
Duvall, jr.: first vice commander
Franklin A. Gibbons, jr.; second vice
commander, Paul B. Ochmann;
third vice commander, Martin r
west, jr.; adjutant, L. Arnold Scha-
fer; finance omcer, Harry p. Berg
mann; historian, Bernard D. Cooper;
sergeant at arms, William L. Alex
ander, and Executive COMMITTEES,
Ward H. Oehmann. Frank J. Mur-
ply. James D. Mann and Yule
Fisher.
At q meeting Of Jane A. Delano
Post IL candidates were initiated
by the Forty and Eight degree team
Omcers were elected as follows
Commander, Hannah A. Howard;
senior vice commander, Mabel Irene
Floyd; junior vice commander
Florence Powell; chaplain. Rose
Ellen Doyle; adjutant, Edna SPIEL
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Meetings this week:

Monday-Lincoln. FBI and Jacob
Jones Posts, Legion Club.
Tuesday - Cooley Mccullough,
Justice and Maritime Posts, Legion
Club; Second Division, Colonial Ho-
tel; Bunker Hill, 3736 Tenth street
NE; National Press Club Post, Ma
tional Press Club.
WednesdAy-Georse s. Patton
Tank Corps, Leslie and Douglas Nc
Nair Posts and Department juvenile
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Unit publicity chairmen are re-
ouested to send results OF elections
to the department publicity chair
man, Mrs. Albert A. Lacy, 1905
Potomac street NV, zone Z, D. G,
The dedication of the new colors
of George s. Patton, Jr., Tank
Corps Unit will be conducted by
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. organizer Of
the unit, on Wednesday night at
the Legion Clubhouse. Mrs. JEAN
Evening star., 1948-06-13
ID. c. Department,
American Legion,
Goth Annual Meet

Department Comdr. Owen @. Hol-
| leran has issued the call for the 30th
annual department. convention OF
the Department Of the District OF
Columbia American Legion to Be
held at the etatler Hotel August ,
| to I, inclusive, with extra sessions on
August 3 II needed.
Each Of the 50 posts VIII be allowed
one delegate and one alternate, with
IN additional delegate and alternate
for each 50 members or major frsc.
ton thereof.
Assistant Department Adj. Benja-
min Aronsol1n has. been appointed
conventions general chairman.
Victory Post win sponsor . boat
ride Thursday evening and VIII
sponsor two boys from the German
Orphan Home In the Derby on
June 26.
The posts Junior American Legion
baseball team Will engage George
McQuinn's Yankees today On the
Highway diamond and will play the
Maryland Wildcats next Saturday
afternoon on the Armory diamond
in the lntercity Junior Baseball
League. ..-.
General Accounting once Post
has admitted Bernard J. Flynn, John
A. Edwards, Elbridge @. Kennedy
and Florence N. Preston to mem-
bership and appointed Milton Jakof.
sky and Daniel N. Monaco TO MI
vacancies on the Executive Com
mittee.
The post win sponsor Allen Drew
of 1905 Massachusetts, avenue Sc.
In the Derby.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Delegates and alternates for Bum
ker Hill Post to the department con-
vention will be elected Tuesday eve
ming at 3736 Tenth street NE.

Today at / pm, Fort Dupont Post
will meet the Holleran-Murray nine
on the south diamond Of the White
House Ellipse In the American Le-
gion Junior Baseball League, while
National Cathedral Post viii stack
up asainst Government Printing Of
fice PoaA2 On the west diamond, with
Costello 9oet engaging Thad Dulin
Post on the east diamond and
Bunker Hill playing Fort Stevens
on the north diamond.
Department Of Justice Post VIII
hold . moonlight cruise and dance
on the 8. 8. Potomac at $50 pm:
June a. Leonard L. Loghtcap Is
general chairman.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Capital Transit Post on Thursday
evening will nominate officers and
elect its delegates ana alternates to
the department convention.
L. Guy Jackson, past post COM
mander, now department vice COM
mander. has been indorsed for the
ONCE OF department commander.
Frank Felker has been indorsed for
the Watson B. Miller Trophy.
c. +. Davis has been appointed to
all out the unexpired term OF True
man c. GifYen Is service oficer. Ray
HOPPER has been elected as captain
Of the post Guard Of Honor.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Potomac Unit will hold nomina'
ton and election of officers Tues
day night in the Palisades Fiele
House.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

ro W. hsEs cEsrR s1. so4eR sesresE se!' 800
hwy, Arlington, Va. CH: 1000. Aome OF
Evening star., 1948-06-13
STUDEBAKEl

| STUDEBAkEk lg3S Commanaer' motor
slupEbaHaR SRI phs sesi 1888 Commander; r. and
h.; running condition, tries, battery, PANT
TTpEsaRr. TGGTap StSS te4 nd St @ IRE = YOU ISM
terested in small. light. economical trans.
This car with orig. black nnish,, r. eno
o Over is al. }H't ssa5 ,a5. p%sRWHY rord so4o
M st. NV. Cash. terms, trade and guar
sTTDEBAKER '3s Commander; new mo
tor. good cond.; S400 or best ofter AD
sffttsDEBAKER 1910 Com. 4-deor sedan:
sssn g. MoToR '1s' ISIS 'nA nah
sruDEsasxEkEE, kE,6 ,s4e Gonp.nssss m 7sss a-d0G5a la
s Sas pfs. i?sa s4s e'gRi Il sne 'ef
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion 4:door ma.
eefient eeHe &c condition, with ali ezs5. sauipnen
under xs YES ss.ooo. Dr'ssieis a. isss' is
:.a.R .ssa' 1853 aass s's::' rsiss
sSSsF ssSsS sE'vsase slS 81: s:sd s
i.sis h..s.f ssa ssssa ssv.s; seS aa5
i9Is convertible coupe. 9.windey elus
coupes: commanders snd Land and cry CRUISERS Is
snd sisdenssuar n rd.: I X. S4s1, .l7
saSnsseH45i only SOB; is4a studs6sksI commsndei
L.ns c5nissf G. oni, rs S.ra ns
sss soTos sss ysst'a iIss and r.. sv a.
| Ia
s1gDssskE. s..S ,.as 1s4i sniss ss,-s,s ss.!
with custom ak-eond. unit. Immaculate
si045. WILLIAMS. R. I. ave. at goth
WILYs Civilian Jeep: low mileage: ex.
eslient ear care by original owner; $50
Will Will TRADE my s-cyiinder 1e47 supe,
dc luxe Fordor Ford. gray, 10000 mi. AZ
WILL TRADE I94s Ford super de luxe
Tudor sedan. two thousand miles. for nve-
psssenger coupe. Temple 5s43.
modern way: SEN only Il sid Is satisi.e:
buying or selling q car here. Big auction
ave ave se ssels or iioo fyti iiti t. % e. ~ MS
tAuetion sales, rain er shine.)
Evening star., 1948-06-13
coupe; good motor and
,und cond.; S325. RE.

best oner unoer. Ch' oooo VI trESSo
PLYMOUTH 1e41 a.dr.; ruscon tan, beau;
custom seat covers, gas heater. motor an and
,pT@oN IT'S IN .p gS0d sas4t s4nd' 1895 Call Nh @R
f1HS PEYMouHR fl iSs7 1917 Special de luxe 4-dr.;
BIZ tires sIgss = ssi 9Ie9 9HIoroRs sTss
NC Isst o. 5ioo sSn wis i ave. S Wo ss5i. III
PLYMOUTH Ie40 de luxe station WAGON
excellent condition. lo1 mileage; price
PLiYaRourH i SsR Tp'fs5e fss7 coupe @ good condition
fsiSUHT PIYMoUTH "ss de luxe DR.. sedan spyt
essn eNasr or dEve es5s' i and see condition. 500
PLYMoGTH 1884 sedan; good eond.: 5000
May be seen after g pm' SO Sycamore
rLYMoTrH 1885 de luxe sedan; 4,sSo5 d es
s6ssRou sss st DE ss ass a2oF ess
PONTIAC 1888 4-dr., in immaculats con.
sSn sIv.s ss Gse no osh.r 50 r's n
foNriAe Ss 4 oss 1s4s & 4ndr ns "s" cylinder radio
70 appreciate; price, Sl.se5. WILLIAMS
ssnsss 1899 $685. de HsAs Hss tSs 5ass
PONTIAC 1910 s-dr. Torpedo "6'': ORIG
s.a safk cdEs4a ns s SGGa ss IS
. one-owner. car, perfect in every way:
fully guar: special price of S995: u down
COAsT-N PONTIAC CO. 407-27 Florida
ave. ne. AT. 200: open ewes. till 9
PONTIAC 1a47 streamliner "e": fully
equipped with all accessories; II 900
miles, purchased DecsmSer 20; Soos $3.50
complete new motor overhaul. looks new
PoSTiAc is4S 4.dr. streamline s.
orisirai blue finish fully equipped. peri
cond. mech; nve good tires; this Is a Tsa M
fransp. fully ruar.; only S1,1e5. y down
up to 1s months to pay, coAsT-IN PoE:
TIAC CO. 407-s7 Florida ave. ne. AT
S200, open till 8. Is
Evening star., 1948-06-13

AUTO, new. wanted. Party returning
from overseas. Can advance cash" fol
new delivery. SH. 1196
BUSINESSMAN needs new 194s automo:
bile; prefer low mileage; pay all cash. Cal
Evening star., 1948-06-13

$500 cash, Phone 81. slss: Ia :
INSPECTION; heater and defroster: excel
cond.; must sell: ss95. 1740 Euclid st.
pS poNr,AASc ASt: :,ssss str..m,in.r ~s ..a.nsst.:
cray. r. and h.; 500 mi; opsn
ewes. I'll 9. sun: TN 5. sATcHER
Evening star., 1948-06-13

The charter and colors of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department and
Kenneth H. Nash Unit, No. 8, will
be draped in mourning for . period
Of 80 days in memory Of the auxsl-
iary's nationally known aide, Mrs.
Dorothy B. Harper, past depart
mental president and member Of
Kenneth Nash Unit, who died
June 3,
Evening star., 1948-06-13

10 Bu!ck Nodun4stcI ...- = t,oSS
months. Most have radio and heste
1901 wisconsin ave, OIL 1900; 1o31:d
Wisconsin ave, OR. 340n. IL
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-22
Black + lies for
State Senate

Responding to an appeal from
the Kennewick Chamber Of Com
merce for a Kennewick repre-
sentative in the Washington
State Legislature, E. S. Black.
Superintendent of Sc ools,
Thursday filed for the office OF
State Senator from the 10th Leg
islative district on the Republican
ticket.
His decision was made, Black
said, after julius NJ. BAIL had
outlined the need for local Legis-
lative representation. BAIL told
chamber members that the 10th
district, comprised of Benton,
Franklin, Klickitat and Skamania
counties, had total registration
of over $4,000 in the 1946 cleo
ton, of whom 1928 voted.
OF the 12,801 voters registered
in Benton county, 1910 voted
BAIL said, proving that al
most half the voting strength OF
the district is conferred in Ben
ton county, which has no Legis-
lator of its own.
Black, who will be opposed in
Continued on Page 1O
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-22
Bond Buyers,
Council Confer

Representatives Of the bond
buying firms Of William p. Har-
per & Son Of Seattle conferred
with the city council Tuesday
evening and Wednesday relative
to proposed offerings Of bonds
to finance two major sewer ex-
tensions within the city.
Hugh Schlicting, vice president,
and James G. Frazer, evaluation
engineer and municipal analyst,
appeared for the firm.
In addition to expressing inter-
est in the forthcoming bond is
sue, Schlicting and Frazer pro-
ferred the services Of their or
ganization in developing financ-
ing plan for future community
development. Their fee for such
services, they said, would be
quoted later, after they had been
given an opportunity to examine
the needs Of the city government
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-22

With the job only beginning,
Red Cross commitments in the
Pacific Northwest have already
reached $1,345,863, according to
figures released yesterday by Mrs.
Katherine Sexsmith, Red Cross
director Of four counties.
Over ten thousand families have
registered with the Red Cross for
aid, the figures show. Over TO-
600 families were affected by the
flood and 10000 were homeless.
Millions Of meals were furnished
by the Red Cross to 1000 people
and $4,000 were sheltered.
'These figures show that the job
is only beginning" Mrs. Sexsmith
said. about SIS million has al
ready been put out for emergency
relief such as food, shelter and
clothing. But so far only about
100000 has been spent for re.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-22
New High Set As
Building ! Passes
Million Mark

Rocketing toward an all-time
high, Kennewick building permits
issued for the first half Of 1913
went well over million dollars,
according to reports prepared by
Herb Malchow, building inspector.
The total figure for l947 was
only $890,486 in estimated costs.
For 1913, through the month Of
June; the estimated costs Of new
buildings amounted to $1,388, 1880.
The largest number of permits
were issued for houses, but there
was a liberal sprinkling of busi-
ness houses, warehouses, stores,
shops and smaller building all
through the list. =
Biggest single month was March
with a total Of $473,950. That
sum was swelled by the Jumping
Of rs houses together on the list
at an estimated cost of $273, 900.
The address for the houses was
given as Pacific and Olympia.
For the first six months last
year the total estimated cost OF
permits issued amounted to only
$685., 095.
Many apartment houses, motels,
duplexes, cabins and small build
ing around homes were listed on
this years report.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-22
Miller Files for .
Representative

c. c. ICY" Miller this week
confirmed his earlier announce
ment with the statement that he
has filed as Democratic candid
ate for the office Of State Re-
preventative from the 10th Leg
islative district.
He has lived in Washington
since 1887, coming to Kennewick
in February of 1914 to become
city manager for the Midstate
Amusement Corporation theatre.
which opened in February Of
1915.
Since leaving the company in
late 1945, Miller has devoted
himself to farming on the West
Highlands. He Is q member Of the
Robert Ely Post. No. 80 Of the
American Legion.
He is well acquainted with
the problems or the Kennewick
community. Miller said he will
If elected, work constantly to-
ward their solution.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-22
Kennewick Port Host to Flyers Of
Region Sunday for Breakfast Hop

and has promised full support to
the breakfast.
After the breakfast, the day
will be taken up with an amateur
air show with visiting planes
competing. Contests win include
spot landings, three point land
|ings, bombing" and stunt flying.
At least 200 planes are expect
ed to arrive for the breakfast.
Martin Flying Service Of Walla
Walla has predicted that rs
planes from that field alone win
attend.
Herman Martin, area distrib-
utor for the Bonanza plane, win
be at the field Sunday with a
1919 model for demonstration
purposes. The Bonanza Is a single
engine, four-place craft with tri-
cycle landing gear.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-22
Red Gross Aid to Northwest Reaches
81, 345, 1868 With Job Only Beginning

Mobilization. That is bare start
Some of the rehabilitation awards
run up to $4,000 apiece"
About 1900 persons are still be-
ing sheltered by the Red Cross,
Mrs. Sexsmith said. Most of
these are in Portland where some
areas are still flooded. She said
that the region near Kennewick
was ahead of the Portland office
because the water dropped faster
here.
About 1900 homes were des-
troyed in the flood in the North
west, and another 1000 damaged.
The Northwest was divided in
to two regions with head Offices
at Portland and Spokane. The
Spokane. Office included part Of
Washington, Idaho and Montana.
The Portland Office covers part Of
Washington and Oregon.