davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MOTORCYCLES.

ISlDI INDIAN MoI0RcYCLE a!;. sI-'n shaft:
fSTSnsS %paS aee geeph9af EN- ssb "Sa ander
price; bought new in crate; 5000 miles.
Irving and Alabama ave. Sc, AK. 1889.
!.1sa !, as42 Arm, 46: 1900
Kennedy q SssS st. 4td n.W'. IA. s 4ssi. 'e &2s
USED MoToRcYCLEs-A good selection
to choose from. Machines from 1884 to
.s.s .sas iii Gi' t1sas oBs E5ssS
SALES AND SERVICE. 1865 31st st. NV"
H MARIESY7.:DAv1DsoN RIGS7:Av1so 1912, in sood CON-
INDIAN CHIEF 1899, $500. Cali FIR. sese
sH% 7ss &C sss .;;sss
CRAFT CYCLE: siss N. 10th All, oW
4aSf as bE GHsh GHxE essERv1cYcLE ready toll to iid.
lock, speedometer, chrome tank and fend-
r. 81 sis5 fsGs n 1osh sflms Ar
AccEssSsIEs atsa SRsh FOR scoorERs. Roller
saa s M ea fnsl fs; II you uss: ss rahadP sSdP
ALLckAFT CYCLE, ow. s4e4. Open Sun.
sH. ror xsaz ssS 500
GsArii fa44 H3RLEa.nAv1DsoN 2M afge "a nat: re-
e paE pasay sssshsu ss spcas @ Es or oSs ss
54th pI. Rogers Heishts, Md. SO
INDIAN 1945 "A, excellent condition, re-
sSRE Drss sfs VISTA sg S. sa99Dss n no
1897 INDIAN 4, 81 Harley As; good shape
shssa; TOP FL hssg 2Eh seni a. $685.
HARLEY-DAvDsoN 1s4s as: excel
cond.: priced reasonable. 3boe Taylor ST..
SfsR'"GGE sEW 1Sis oT HARIsY-DAv1DsoN, asIG: as1"
BARLEY fhH Eye 1873 es wo ohs ss'e CHROME aces
sSs' sKSsaTleNaG ss II 81 Gnfs sEw ExefLsIos
eve appeal, reas priced; holiday special
a45 ,ndn1 G5sf s ssEs sftEss a1s S7so Al
hxRLEYsp2SibsoN RiM hE WILSON 1910 "e1" ohv: crash
bars; saddle bags; nsE chain mn ;opas sss chrome;
s1ea MoToRcYcIE Rtn for sale. nrst ssss sskes j.
eTsaMaN e9Sa sslss 1s4s motor @ scooter; sood con
flslsi. aafi1x D pA1si.Spssoss A1siSpssos oss.. .'s7 "sO": ssod
ist7i 7iod as;sS,n as,,.. sss. i,s.
M new in every respect. Price, 5000 EN-.
0797, evenings.
I9eS indian CHEF, extras. Water in
lection: $3.50. Corner Irving and Ala
bama ave. sc. AK. 1469: 20
motorcycles, ready for immediate delivery:
we also have an excellent line OF used
1916 triumph Ttser. 1oo---------s eg5
1915 Norton, 500 &C ------------- 4ao
1947 B. s. A., 500 &C cc-------- 5sSS
1S4s 11SSs 3 s.li.o g A.; c,l2. 2ae &C -- go
1o42 Harley, As (addtl. extras) - a20
1912 indian, "A Gas is) ---------- 22oogg 2ogg
AfhiEn aa4s Asifs fasoSfokeYctzs Sfease SALES. soi4
#. NV. Call RE. 5073. "a
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
d. C, Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER,

lst AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
14O4 L ST. NV, MA. 4157
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd: Md, We. and
D. =; l wk's. service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1872. 81
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE-1st and End
trust; No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. MA. 1862. 1104
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white or
colored Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
r. GORDON 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50.
MoNEI 81 skSoND THusr We ",
buy second-trus. notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
OF We. Reasonable retes: NAT1oNA4
MORTGAGE & NvEsT1KNT CORP. 1919
End TRUST NOTES purchased. Can MA
1870. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
LIST. AND 2na TRUST LOANS - Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrovinl
ean COLONIAL NX1STANT CO. SIT
LIST AND end TRUST LOANs-Cash in "a
hours; GERALD REALTY CO.. 412 9Th st
mSRTGAde Non IL SsyS yISoANs, current interest rate:
no charge for appraisals. MOORE & HILL
CO. S04 18th st. NV. ME- 400.
obtain 2nd trusts on D. C. residences
isT AND aND TRUST MONEY available
interest and discount rates. GIL. $685..
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AUTO PAINTING,

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up: work guaranA
Sc ted 1,sa GILBERT 4loa Pa. ave. ext. Sc"
AUTO PAINTING-complete Job, SEQ: Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADD.
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV,
DEPARTMENTALIzED SERVICE Is best
for your car regardless of make; super
fine painting, fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP. 800 Montgomery st, Alexan-
cria 1880
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MONEY WANTED.

Secured red" on improved D. G. paopertie: e.
that will yield 5Wa interest on money in.
vested. Please call Mr.. Walter Miller, ME
5400. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 6s CO. -2t
$500 FIRST TRUST, per cent inter.
est: payable S41.25 per mo: home ha.
Just sold for S9,95O with $4,000 down
UN. 34O0: eyes,, HO. 1850. -23
WE NOW HAVE THREE 1st TRUST note,
secured on improved D. c. properties that
will Yield 5 per cent interest on money in
vested. Please call Mr.. Walter Miller, ME-
54OO LEO M BERNSTEIN A. co -2S
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BAhK-PERsoNAl LOANS.

LOW-COsT AUTO. FINANCING-There il
no substitute for financing your next ca,
through this bank. You save money be-
cause bank rates are low rates. When you
finance here you are safe from extra
charges. Our charge is 80 per year, dis
buy and be sure Of low cost and COM
plete satisfaction. Personal Loan Dept.
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK. 18th and
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AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.
1RAlIERs.

price cut s25 each day; May is, 81, 500;
osSsy ossn Near lssi .ns RsnEsn Rsak a NV
TRAILER, home made, lsx7 #. For In
formation. call Or see at a9s5b 1923 s. 9th ST.
h1IoDs19a buo 1871 R Gnes'nqs Tooms sse tandem like
new; elec. REFRIGERATOR. bottled gas. Duo
therm heater: sleeps 4, See any time
lot 147. TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE
nsafi' isa7 scsHuLr TRAILER, GIFT, tandem;
3 rooms, inclu. refrigerator, bookcase ano
never been on road: am leaving for foreien
service so will sell under list price. Tel
GLIDER, for the finest trailer living in
the world; see the 194S models on display.
including 6-sleeper; some models have
built-in showers and flush toilets; trade in
Easy iaI9 tesns or fE eo
5i.!1 E. s:.s .usae.sss t,
sse ssn nfR p1ieed from si.4ss to cas-;
terms for Your convenience we carry
shops W to make repairs. Open sveyy d.s
Inslqdtng Sunday from 2 & am to 9 oIa Pm
Wash Wsshinston- Baltimore blvd. Bsrxsn. Hd.
Tel. Tower 5036
Is4s NATIONAL AND LANDoLA srailera
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
BALES BALES W. soos ssds gsls. ave. Ri'erdals Md
LIBERTY TRAILERS. 21. %, 81 and SO
feet; cooler In summer; warmer IN winter
Also good used trailers. HEETER-WALDEN
TRAILER SALES. Wash.-Balto. blvd
TO. Gill.
NEW OFFICE ON WHEELS, immediate
delivery; inside dimensions 21 IT. x 2 IT.
8 in, divided 2 rooms, Dutch door.
fiuorescent lights, etc; we have built many
Of these for used car lot dealers, con-
FRAZIER asflHls FAcssroRY ss Roefsil. oS1s Nd. vi
Utility CARGO TRAILER. sx4xlo It,;
tenders, good tires, hitch, covering, LICENSE;
4MERICaS. 81 It.; 3 rooms. electric re-
frigerator, new bottled gas range, perma-
nent bed, other extras. Sacrifice at $3.50.
Can be financed. Call Alex. 1880. --23
PALACE 1912, 20 it; Al condition; sleeps
4; Ss95 or best offer. oV. 1856. %.
SCHULT late 1946; 3 rooms complete, per
feet conditions; $4,000 or best offer: must
sell. Lot 81. Temple Trailer VILLAGE
fRAiLER, compl. furn.; excel. buy; used
mos; new tires; 6-cu.-ft. Frigidalrs;
aluminium outside; extra storage ,0V.
64S9 -23
UNITED SOFT. TANDEM. the finest that
money can buy; tiled shower with window,
flush toilet. tiled kitchen, 6 Gu. #. refgr,
apt.-size range with oven and broiler,
sectional furniture, windows VAIL
TRAILER SALES. End ave. and Colesville
rd, Silver Spring, Md. lbetWeen 10Th st.
and Georgia aye.O Phone SH: S555. IS
COME TO TRAILER HEADQUARTERS for
the best buy on new and used trailer
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

GENERAL HAULING, MOVING and trans
fer; responsible and courteous driver for
day or night; Cali AT. OSLO, ask for
Mr. CARPENTER: -22
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194S Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups for hire
BY day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE UR- SELF. ME, 70ll..
MOvING-HAULING, day; nisht or BY th4
vans, Ia and / ton. Call Hillside 6701.
service: reas prices; local or long distance.
IA. 2937; after Z pm. GE 1416. 22s
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private saies our specially; Il
you are buying or selling an automobile
let US finance It for the purchaser. NOLAN
FINANCE CO, 1102 New York ave. NV
Republic 1900
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS, mail and
o4-hour telephone secretarial service;
stenographer available. 410 Bond Bldg,
18th and N. Y. ave. Call D1. 2S0l. i
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FARMS WANTED tcont. J

OUR NEW YORK CLIENT will pay cash
for 20 acres (more or lesS), not too far
from Washington; requirements call for
modern brick or stone house, with or
6 master bedrms. and servants quarters.
Price is not factor provided the prop
details. price and pictures. Write JAMES
washington, D. c., or call ST. 1900. ga
WANTED GOOD HOUSE with few acres;
$500 down; price not to exceed $4,000
TR. 0523. Box 255-B, Star. "a
SMALL FARM, 5-15 acres. within 20 miles
CT Northern D. c.; buildings optional;
good water, some timber. R. H. ROGERS,
Jr.. 1922 Gallatin ST., Hyattsville. Nd.
WANTED TO LEASE, with or without op-
tion to buy, small farm within 40 miles
Of D; G: Willing to pay up to $40 o. per
VETERAN AND WIFE, no children; ur-
gently need to rent house and few acres;
within 80 miles Wash; will make impr.
in exch. for lease or option to buy; must
be reas. Box SC. Star. go
PLANNING TO TAKE UP FARMING again;
will buy direct from owner, farm and home;
All cash; no agents. ia. 1904. "a
WANTED SEVERAL WELL-LOCATED dairy
farms; preferably in Poolesyille. Damascus
sidered. Cali Fred W. Jones, with 2; 8.
PRICE d CO., PL. 1881: res, PL. 096l.
PRINCIPAL wants farm investment prop
erty, 30-100 miles from Washington, D. c.
Must have good improvements and show
good returns. Write fully, N. s. MERCER,
1920 Cunning St. Omaha. Nebraska %.
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENTS interested in purchasing
farms within a radius Of 30 miles from
wash Nd preferred. Mr.. TAMMARO,
MA. S059; eyes,, Rockville 1903. -23
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ACREAGE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

I TO ACRES in nearby Va: must be
cheap. No brokers. Box 177-A, Star.
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S02e NICHOLS AVE. s.E.--New bldg.
one suite left: ideal for pediatrist, opti-
elan, MD. or other profession;
25O9 Nichols ave. s.e..Entire End n,
modern brick bldg: ideal professional
once, dance, music, or photo studio
Excls GEO. S. KING CO., est. S95
Real Estate and Insurance. 2l10 NICHOLS
Eve. Sc. II. 25ol, Realtor. "a
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SUMMER HOMES.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Close to Blue Ridge
Summit and Camp Ritchie; Just hrs
ride from D. G.; furn. and ready for oc-
cupancy; 1ge. liv. rm., bedrms., 2 baths,
din. rm., kit and pantry; storage rm.:
elec. range; lge. porches with beautiful
view; sep: poolroom with regulation size
tables. Full price only S4,950. Call
OWNER, EN-. 1866 after 8 O'Clock. Sat.
and Sun. -23
VERMONT-5-bedrm.. 2-bath, nicely fur
nished, restored Colonial, near Dartmouth
College; vegetable, flower gardens, SWIM
ming pool, horse pasture, gear garage;
long season; $500. ME. 1851. "a
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGE, BODY SHOP-Loc. in center Of
Capitol Hsts., Nd. Fully equipped. Parts
established years; average net proft,
$500 per week. Much better under regu-
lar management. Lease on bldg. and lot.
cash Spruce OlSr.M ga
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
wAREHoUsEs FOR RENT.

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
Of pkg. mdse. incl local del. and out-of-
town shipping, via truck or rail, is the
modern method for broker, factory rep: OF
natl distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE-
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OFFICES WANTED,

EXPORTER, refined clientele. desires un;;
furn. ONCE space in suite OF estabiisneo
firm, / large rm. accommodating per
sons and desk space in reception rm.,
vicinity Statler TR 1859. 30
STUDIO, MUSIC. wanted, furnished Or
Box 463-A, Star. 20
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IKE BAY-Tidewater, Southern

Md
"a Modern home, 8 rms, paneled walls,
nished; immediate possession: double ga
rage. riparian rights; S14, 200.
f2) Plum Point-6-rm. home. furnished;
wide sandy beach, bathing, harbor Ash
ing; real buy, S9,95o; immediate pos
G3} Dares Beach-6-rm. home. base
ment; furnished; lots; garage. fireplace;
directly on Bay; $3.50; immediate pos
145 One acre, directly on Bay; s-rm.
home; large shade trees, double earage;
cottage in perfect area: immediate DOS
session; S9,950
{5l Calvert Beach--5-rm: home. over
looking miles Of the Bay; az; furnished I'M
(6) Cove Point Beach-6-rm. eottase;
furnished; immediate possession; real
we cover the wsterfront"-Many more
desirable waterfronts; open Sund1y, @ Ig
n% an t% Nm Pm ,os cAbvGs bsiGe. pIederiet nde
Nd. Ia
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-3-bedroom cottage,
1ents. LEONARDO
WATERFRONT pRoP.-wAkrEp.

COTTAGE FOR / MONTH, on safe beach
to acc; couple and children, within 40
miles D. c. HY. Ob1S. 23s
COTTAGE ON BAY-For month Of July
or August; committing distance. WI. 7731.
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SHERWOOD FOREST rms. and bath,
lge, screened porch; comp. furn. on lge.
sell; $500, $1,000 cash, bal. terms:
Randall C1if-3-rm. cottags, nice shady
lot; blk from the beach; $3.50 cash.
screened porch, comp furn., 2-car ga
rage; nice pier with boathouse; lot 1QOx
300; 50 500, terms. WYVILLE REALTY
70 HI H6Io -23
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD MOVING
and general hauling; exper. white help
reasonable rates. NO. 0sl4. Us
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REHOBOTH. DEL.-Cottage "a blk. from
ocean, north of Henlopen; two bedrm.
sleeping porch; June and July. EN-. 1868.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

GIRLS CAMP-Ages SO, by vk. or m
reasonable. ia 1924 for details. -2a
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AUTo TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.). /.

AOtO bNVSNS GON SNss NSSsss.Ie
CHEVRoLET ls4l 1h-ton chassis end
SogoRs. NJ s 1900 1860 ssnnins 's I'd. ne. n:
EaEvRoLEr h-ton panel. 1910. me-
must sell; $3.50 or best ofier. Tw. 1925.
CHEVROLET .o1a 1s41 pane, so5, sFues tSs;
eaEvnoaEr 1915 n,sa psnsl; Pm :, i Rs5.
1885, 1885 eahyRckEr saRs Sc BUS. as;Da:ssnrfs i.
iia: isa. sl.fos SMfss rokH sfII miles.
extras; 500 cash and ,s1s take eyer pay: psy:
st ss lS.. 1sas xscd oe so1a petsIi ss
Ii, 4ss3 Or apply at 5as l4th st. Sc;
cHEvRoiET eT1fs q ISr 1s45 ton.and-half panel:
poDGE 1894 ton-and- half; also 1887
Rodse RS 1a5s asston; panel bodies Call MonsSs'' ss
CHEVROLET AZ h-ton panel; 90
chesroiss siSSs 'as 4s 4-tan panel; $4,000 ~ ,.
Ford FORD ~ CAB an and chassis u tor sss
9en evenings snd Sundays days GyERr ilr
from Key Bridge. OW. 1855. -23
STEUART MOTOR CO., 9Th and N. Y.
ave. NV. MA. 5000.
1899 Ford van secs
l945 Ford stake ,225
1947 Ford van $50
1945 Ford stake ,195
194l Ford c. and c. . AS
1912 Ford C. and c. .------- b25
All above, in 1st-clsss cond Cash, trade
or terms. -23
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD MOVING
and general hauling; exper white helpi
reasonable rates. NO. 0sl4. -25
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Continued on Egg psss,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-03
Engineers Describe
Plans for Leuees

Definite information as to con-
s.ruction plans and land acouisi-
tlon for McNary Dam and its re-
suitlng backwater was forwarded
10 the Courier-Reporter this week
oy Fourth District Congressman,
Hal Holmes.
The information came to him
IN two letters from r. A. Whet.-
Ter, 1t. General, Chef of En-
gineers Of the Portland District.
Because SO many people living
IN the area are requesting in
formation on the subject. the
letters are herewith printed in
full:
The first, addressed to Con-
gresham Holmes, is dated May
IL, and follows:
Further reference is made to
your communication dated IL
April 1948, in which you re-
ferred to inquiries from certain
property owners near Wallula,
Washington, in regard to the gov
ernment's acquisition of their
lands in connection with the con-
struction Of the McNary Dam
and Reservoir Project. -.
At the present time the lan0
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-03

Nary Project is in its primary
stage. The land required for the
acquisition program for the Nc
dam site, construction area, a
small portion of the. reservoir
area on the south side in contig-
Gus ownership with lands in the
dam site, Berrian Island and the
initial portion of the Spokane,
Portland and Seattle Railway re-
location are being acquired at
this time. These areas represent
the sites needed for the construc-
ton features scheduled for initial
activity.
Extending upstream from the
dam, there will be a reservoir
approximately ga 1-2 miles in
length, including portions of he
Columbia, Snake and Yakima
Rivers. Small cities such as Pas
co, Richland and Kennewick are
situated upon the banks Of this
reservoir. There are also areas
Of highly productive and valu-
able farm lands along the river
banks. Extensive studies have
been made and are still in pro-
cess to determinate location and
construction specifications Of nu-
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riously affect the coordinated
approach to successful compile.
ton of the project"
The second letter was dated
May 10 and deals specifically
with the matter Of levees ives,
of Kennewick:
Further reference is made to
your letter of is April 1913 and
its accompanying enclosures from
Mr.. w. B. Ording, Kippes Auto
Court, Route No. 2, Kennewick
Washington, concerning the con.
struction Of levee on Highway
3 in the vicinity of Kennewich
in connection with the construc.
ton of the McNary Dam project
BY letter of 81 April 1913 you
were advised that Colonel Or
vile E. Walsh, the District en-.
gineer at POI land, Oregon, was
requested to submit a report
thereon, which has now been re-
ceived through Colonel Theron
D. Weaver, Division Engineer of
the North Pacific Division.
"Levees win be required along
the Columbia River in the reser-
voir to be created by McNary
Dam in order to prevent the
backwater in that pool from
flooding certain agricultural and
municipal areas between Rich
Land and Hover, Washington.
These levees will be constructed
50 as to provide full protection
against the maximum flood of
record with a freeboard Of S feet
in agricultural areas and 8 feet
in municipal areas
1.-THE District Engineer informs
me that a levee win be required
at the locality in question. The
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dertaken and the majority there
of completed.
Gas noted above, the acquisi-
ton of the land is wholly depend.
ent upon appropriations which
which will be used as the basis
for scheduling completion steps
of the project, and since the
continued productive use of these
lands is considered to be to the
best Interests of national econo-
my, and the reservoir lands will
not be needed for project pur-
poses for some time, it has been
the policy of this Department to
advise the landowners that as
soon as necessity justified acqui.
sition of their lands they would
be contacted for that purpose
The matter Of making exceptions
with respect to particular owners
has been considered; however
SAAAS "O0AA SACoSC at ACoSl q IAlOA al
obligation to purchase other pro-
pe1ties similarly. situated and,
consequently, this plan has been
rejected.
Although the owners of the
lands to be acquired last may feel
that preferential treatment Is be-
ing given owners, it should Be
evident to all parties concerned
that In a project this Size, based
upon yearly appropriations, the
land acquisition program must,
by its very nature, extend over
a considerable period of time and
certain owners must, therefore.
be compelled to await negotia-
tons for purchase of lands re-
quired for construction purposes
must come first, and that any
exception to such plan would Sc
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merous levees designed to protect
the most valuable areas so that
they may be eliminated from the
reservoir acquisition program il
with railroad and highway re-
location rights of way are sched.
uled for acquisition as the mex,
feature of the program.
"The last scheduled area. will
include those lands upon which
construction features are not to
be placed, but which will be
required solely by virtue of the
fact that they lie within the
reservoir area and will be In.
undated. Investigation indicates
that there will be approximately
one thousand tracts of land re-
quired to be purchased for this
purpose With ~: -. exception OF
the few tracts near Wallula
which may be required earlier
for railroad relocation purposes,
the lands in that vicinity fall
within this last category.
Land acquisitation is schedul-
ed solely and unfortunately to
the requirements for construc-
ton in such a project. The rate
of construction and completion,
scneauiee are likewise wholly
dependent upon the availability
of funds as appropriated by Con-
gress: At the present time It Is
anticipated that succeeding APP
preparations will allow the COM
pletion Of all primary construc-
ton, including emplacement o.
levees within the fiscal year 1852
1853. At the time acquisition OF
reservoir lands, including. those
in and near the town of Wallula,
Washington, will have been UNI
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proposed levee, 6.25 miles in
length, will encroach upon APP
proximately 3 miles of the exist
ing State Highway due to the
fact that there is insufficient room
to construct the levee between the
top of the bank and the high
way, thereby necessitating the re-
location of two sections Of the
highway. In this connection STU
dies are being made to deter
mine whether the highway should
be rebuilt on the levee or on
additional right-of-way procured
from within the protected area.
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dFn I'd the carus
all tn
the OF Il Is q 10
amazing antics under the big
the win b with
Xsnnswi
o will II
the big
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Federation Speakers
Back Home Rule Bill
Al Southeast Meetinq

Three spokesmen for the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations enthu-
siastically defended the Auchincloss
home rule bill before the Southeast
Citizens Association last night.
Harry Stull, former Federation
president, said he spoke for the
group, which was overwhelmingly"
In favor of the bill ''in principle
"If the bill is passed in Its present
FORM" he declared, "it will be the
biggest step forward the city has
ever taken, in my opinion. I have
lived here for so years and have
never cast vote yet"
Treasurer Speaks.
Kenneth Armstrong, treasurer of
the Federation, had this to say:
There is nothing to the objections
to the bill on tax grounds" He
called "specious" arguments which
would throw to the dogs" the bill
because Government workers with
residence in other States manage
to escape from District income taxes
He added with respect to opposi-
tion of the Commissioners to the
bill: "You can discount what the
boys in the District Building say.
They're worried about their Jobs"
Wilbur Finch, another past presi-
dent of the federation, also liked the
bill. Present-day washington, he
said is "one of the worst messes OF
local government you will find any
where in the world"
Postponement Voted.
Opposition forces, effectively led
by Mrs. Elizabeth Draper, president
OF the Georgetown Progressive
Citizens Association, and Mrs Sadie
Henry Of the Southeast Citizens
Association scored, however, when
e. L. Wander Miller, secretary OF
the group, proposed a resolution
postponing decision on the bill "in
principle" Over some opposition
the postponement was voted. and a
committee will study the bill fol
action at the next meeting or
March IL.
Future meetings will be held In
Hine Junior High School, Seventh
and G streets Sc, on the second
Thursday In each month.
Last nights meeting was held ir
the Bryan School, Thirteenth and
3 streets Sc, and was conducted b,
Frank Z. Scrivener, president.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Commissioners DeIoy
Selection of School Site

The problem Of finding q site
for the projected new Cardozo High
School was deferred by the Com.
missioners yesterday pending fur.
ther study Of two possible loca.
taons.
The two spots which the city
heads are considering for the col
ored senior high school are the
block bounded by Thirteenth, Four
teenth, S and T streets NV, anc
q piece of property at Seventh ano
v streets NV.