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HUNDREDS H
to the school, leadership, hon
or and scholarship. They were
elected by secret ballot.
The Hon. Ludwig Harriganl
was introduced and after APP
propriate remarks. presented
the Casper Holstein Award,
a $50. U. S. Savings Bond on
behalf of the Coordinating
Committee of the American
Virgin Islands Societies, to
young Larsen.
Students Make Awards
Following the presentation
of awards to the students,
they in turn made several pre-
sensations, two of them sur
prises. On behalf of the Senior
Class, President Uric Ben
jamin presented a check OF
$500 to Administrator Harry
E. Taylor to be reposited into
the Scholarship Fund, and al
brand new Baldwin" Piano
to Principal Markoe for the
School. The two surprises
were gifts to Mrs. Eirene Nc
Donald, homeroom teacher of
the Seniors, and Mrs. Elenal
Christian, apparently the two
most popular teachers on the
faculty.
Even on the previous nlgntl
during the Class Night exer-
cises, the students tWicel
applauded Mrs. Donald
who took over the Class!
during the school year. Mrs.
Christian, Dean of Girls, was
given credit for aiding Mrs.
Nc Donald and the Class to-
successful completion Of their
program.
The students then sang the
ever popular number written
for the occasion by Alva Mac!
Farlane when he was a Senior. /
After the Benediction BY
Father Swinson, Attorney r..
H. Amphlett Leader, Master
Of Ceremonies, said he felt
exactly like the preacher who
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shall be opened and read

meeting of the City Council ihe
the City Hall at the above stated
time.
Each bid must conform and be
responsive to this Invitation, In
formation to Bidders, Plans, Spe-
cifications, and all other docu-
ments comprising the Contract
Documents. Copies of the Con-
tract Documents are now on file
and open for public inspection in
the office of r. H. Corey, Con-
sulting Engineer, 421 Corbett
Bldg, Portland, Oregon, or from
the City Clerk, Kennewick, WASH
ington, and may be obtained by
depositing $500. The deposit will
be refunded in case an acceptable
bid is submitted and all Contract
Documents are returned in good
condition or if returned within
five days after the bid-opening
date. Each bid shall be made out
on the bid forms contained in the
said Contract Documents.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by certified check made payable
to the City or a good and suffi-
Gent bid bond conditioned as pro-
vided by law in an amount not
less than five per cent Of the
maximum total amount Of the
bid. The check or bid bond shall
be given as guarantee that tho
bidder shall execute the Contrac
if awarded him in conformity
with the Contract Documents and
shall provide surety bond o.
bonds as specified therein within
ten days after notification of the
award of the contract to the Bid
der.
The City reserves the right and
privilege of rejecting any or all
bids or to waive any irregulari-
ties or informalities in any bid
or in the bidding.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid for a period of 80 days after
the date set for the opening OF
bids.
BY Order Of the City Council
Of the City of Kennewick.
! wINIFRED CAMPBELL,
| City Clerk.
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NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice of Herring on Petition
for Annexation Of a Portion of
Benton County. Washington, iy-
ing contiguous 20 the City of Ken
nswicE. said Petition praying that
certain real property be annexed
20 the City Of Kennswick. Wash
inston. pursuant 10 the provisions
Of Chapter l2s. Session Laws Of
the State Of Washington for the
ysaf lels.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that a petition has been filed with
the City Council of the City OF
Kennewick, Washington. nraying
that certain real property situate
in the County Of Benton and State
Of Washington and lying contigu-
Gus to the City Of Kennewick and
not heretofore incorporated as a
city or town, be annexed to the
City Of Kennewick, Washington,
pursuant to the provisions Of
Chapter 1913, Session Laws of the
State of Washington for the year
1945, and the said City Council
has determined the same to be
sufficient in all respects, and that
Tuesday, the Bird day Of August,
1913 at 800 o'clock PM, in the
City Council Chambers in the
City Hall in Kennewick, Washing
ton has been set as the time and
place for public hearing upon
said petition, and all interested
persons are invited to appear at
said hearing and voice approval
or disapproval Of the annexation
prayed for in said petition.
The real property described in
said petition and proposed to be an
nexed to the City Of Kennewick,
Washington is situate in the Coun-
ty of Benton and State Of Wash
ington, and legally described as
follows, to-wit:
Lots One Cd, Two CD, Three
CD and Four "a, and Lots
Thirteen d3 to Eighteen q8
inclusive, Block Three CD,
Fyfe's Addition, according to
plat thereof, recorded in Vol
ume Three CD Of Plats, Page
Is, records of Benton Coun-
ty, and
Lots One Cd to Five (5), in
elusive, and Lots Thirty 600,
Thirty-one CID and Thirty
two (30 in Block Four (4), Re-
plat of Vista Homes, according
to plat thereof, recorded in Vol
ume Three CD of Plats, page 40,
Records of Benton County.
DATED this goth day of July,
1948.
CITY OF KENNEwICK
BY j. c. PRATT, Mayor.
Date Of publication, July %, and
%, 1913.
NOTE: To be posted in 3 public
places in above territory.
7:22-7:2s
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center, $50 Park Avenue, New
York, IL, N. Y. by September 10,
1913. A postcard request to this adj
dress will bring a copy Of the Of
fetal contest rules. The winners
win be announced during Nat
ional Dog Week, September 1926.
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fessional photographers. In each
Of the first two groups there is
prize Of $3.50, a second Of SIS
and a third Of SIS, while In the
professional class there is but
one prize OF $3.50.
Contest entries must be in the
aice of the Gaines Dog Research
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e, So: ). :. Al I'm SATISFACTION

o~~~ - wv ASSiiA AA0u.
Kennewick; very select loca-
ton and yard. $8500-terms
33 bed room new house; Ken
newick. $500.
2 bed room; hard wood floors,
all new, close in. $8250.00.
West Highlands 3 bed room on
highway, all modern facilities.
$8500.00
315 acres; 2 grapes, some
fruit trees; 3 bed room mod
ern, full basement. $8500.00.
Very nice Grocery, includes
building, lis acres land, fruit
trees; on highway. |
6 acres, upper River road in
Pasco; modern house, swell
new furniture; all for $1,000.
10 acres, 3-yrlold grapes;
very good location; irrigation.
If you hurry $3.50.
Motels, Grocery stores, Res
taurants, Business property.
Highway frontage; 2 business
bldgs. for rent, one highway
frontage.
Small modern house with fur
niture; electric range and on
sewer; all for $500. Pasco
8 acres; a grapes; West High
lands; modern house; good
crop.
Building lots. Benton City, on
highway.
2 new houses; Pasco. sesoo.
OPEN ALI DAY SUNDAY
WE SELL INSURANCE
Phone Kennewick 1896
Pasco 303R
Real Eotate
For Sale
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FOR SALE: Anyone desiring some
good purebred registered Hamp-
shire hogs may find what you
want from some of the FLA MEM
bers. At present we have the fol-
lowing for sale: One bred sow,
has had one litter; three young
gifts recently weaned; one six
month old gilt. There will be a
large number of weanling gifts
and bears for sale later. Anyone
interested in securing some good
hogs for brood sows may contact
Hampshire hogs for brood sows
may contact Victor D. Rogers, IN
structor of Vocational Agriculture
in the Kennewick High School.
Phone 1853 or call at 1116 Sixth
Avenue East. lSp
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K. C. CLIFFORD, REAL EsTA lqlarranis |,

IS acres, 2Is acres asparagus, I've
acre prunes, 41f acres
grapes, 3 acres apples, some
berries. 2 bed room house,
good sized garage, lots Of
shade, >$15,750. GEa@@
$1,000 down buys modern
new home in Pasco, full base
ment, furnace, hard wood
floors, plastered, price $500.
Nice two bed room home, fine
location, has hardwood floors,
large basement, oil furnace,
very fine lawn, priced with
furniture, $l5,50O, terms. Is
S acres in Garden Tracts, fine
location, has 3 bed room home,
lots of shade, nice lawn, barn
and chicken house, $1,000.
Several new modern homes
in Kennewick and Pasco. All
FILA terms. -4s'
20 acres on Highlands on Av-
enue. Very fine corner tract
for market and subdivision.
Has 3 bed room house.
10 acres on Kennewick High
lands, grapes and asparagus,
new modern home, basement
appts., fine view and near In.
$4,000.
S acre tract, pasture and rye,
has two bed room house, loads
of shade, good well, garage,
chicken house, on oil road,
about 2 miles out. $500
$4,000 down.
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MEN: Earn large profits taking
orders and delivering Rawleigh
household products. You can save
customers money. See Charles
Marley, 1923 Yakima Ave. Phone
4O14, Prosser or write Rawleighs
Dept. 292, oakland 2, Calf. 15-17c
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Real Estate
For Sale

i. VIEW HOME-Overlooking
the whole Kennewick area;
will be ready for occupancy
soon. On large lot, large at
tached garage. Living room
with fireplace, large view win
dow. Dining room, kitchen,
bath with tub and shower, 2
bed rooms, large utility. Au-
tomato oil furnace. Price
$15,500-generous terms.
NEW HOUSE-Just complet-
ed and ready for occupancy.
Large rooms throughout, hard
wood .oors, walls all papered,
large kitchen and utility with
plenty of storage space ST.
600 down and easy mSokhly
payments.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
HOUSE close in to Kennewick
city center. House and fur
niture are approximately a
year old. Newly painted in
side and out, beautiful lawn
and home garden. 2 bed
rooms, large kitchen, utility.
Price, including furniture, is
S10,500-terms.
ANNA LEE HEIGHTS-New
brick veneer home now under
construction. Be sure to see
the model in our Office. For
this district We can furnish
you a lot to build on, or do
the building according to your
plan. Also a variety Of sug-
gested plans from which to
make your choice.
RESIDENCE LoTs-Nob
Hill at $3.50, $575 and $500.
South Washington street -
lots at $3.50 each.
FARM ACREAGE-11 2i3
acres for $4S00-terms. Lo-
Gated on South Highlands.
FRANK d. MAUPN
Real Estate Broker
"A Benton Street Kennswie
Phone Sill Residence 3l2
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Office Phi. 2szl
Pasco Phi. AIS

-rt9nHoo yti5 bseivbs .bnsIi7oq
aft sau OF suiusys gsbssuT nsm
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$2.OOO down, balance $'o PEE
month buys a five room
house. 75xl40 lot, nice shade
..,,,.. +,,,o h,octs off Kenne-
TO-, ,,.a "a o,s
81 600 down buys a ten acre
tract three room house, lights
and water, electric pump. To-
$4,000 down buys ~ acres
mint, alfalfa, asparagus, nve-
room house. barn, chicken
SlZ.UOU DOWN OuyS ~ ACRES,
apples and pears, small house,
stationary spray outfit, trac-
tor, truck, trees loaded and
$l4,OOO down nuys ne" moo
ern duplex, income ABOUT
$500 per month, very nne 10
cation. Total price, $So'Uoo.
tract with very fine three
bedroom home, barn and ga
rage. Total price $4,000, Int.
4k% payable annually.
best located ira trailer e. courts saars.d IN
40 deep, LOIS OF gooo Snaoe.
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Kennewick Community AUCTION
Sales each Thursday evening at
z pm. and each Saturday at IL
noon. You bring tive sell it.
One block east of Fire Station on
Kennewick Ave. Merel Russell,
auctioneer. Phone 1915, 19p
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WE now have mowers for your
Gibson tractors. Stop in and
see how they work. Durocher
Implement & Appliance. 19p
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FOR MAYTAG delivery, contact
Bunch Finnigan, Inc, immed-
ately. Radios, refrigerator1, cleo
trio ranges. 335 Avenue e EacS
Kennewick, phone 4801. Quality
merchandise ut lowest prices. TIC.
MIsCELEfGEOUS: Co mp ete
Washing machine repair1 and
service, BY factory-trained me-
chanics for al makes Of Washef8.
Bunch Finnigan, Inc, On the ave-
nue.. Phone 1901. nc
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FOR SALE: Apricots, Sc pound
Pick your own. 1 mile south OF
Sunnyacres II atchery. Tony
Schmitt.
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"
New modern homes in Gar
Der add. Kennewick Ave.
west to Olympia st. Two or
three bedrooms. full base
ments, hardwood floors, We
netian blinds forced air oil
furnace. Houses that look like
homes, restricted district, Sc
wers, mail delivery. all city
conveniences or will build to
suit. F. II. A. terms.
See Mac MILAN, Const. Co.
on tract or call 5971. $1,000. 17tft
We .
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WANTED TO BUY-Beef ana
dairy cattle of all kinds, also
Aarses. Contact Lande Brothers,
d. Kennewick, phone 2186.
- tic
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SEE our new large Gibson trac-
y tor-twice the power of the
small Gibson. We also have the
small Gibson and other imple-
ments: / used Gibson tractor; 4
hay mowers; 2 Gibson Discs; 4
Gibson Ditchers; 3 Gibson spring
tooth harrows; Gibson tumble
bug. Tractor and engine parts.
See us at Durocher's. 19p
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Iron k1Ie120 COIL SU00Ro1O
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
lis lst Ave. Tel I'll
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We special order custom built ven-
ethan blinds and window shades.
Call us for free estimates.
CARLBERG'S
103 East Kennewick Ave.
tic
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WANTED no BUY: Livestock
nv kind cattle, hogs, anytime,
,,iIl nick up any place. Herman
cronin. phone 1888. Kennewick:
~ ST.
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FOR SALE: Old newspapers, 10c
per bunde. Kennewick Print
ing Co. 6
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WANTED: To buy: boys small size
bicycle in good condition. Also
want to sell boys station wagon.
like new. Phone 3047.
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FOR SALE
1887 Ford v-s Pickup, new
Motor .......................-........ $4,000
Neary New Karriall Kam-
per Sportsmen's Trailer
Used once $50 miles $500. $4,000
/ Penn an IL foot car top
boat and carrier, weighs
So pounds ................ $4,000
GATES MARKET
Sunnyside Open Evenings and
Sundays tic
FOR SALE: Apricots, Sc pound.
-
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urIp WANTED: Experienced
bookkeeper and typist; 40 hour
wreck. Address Courier-Report-
er, Box Is. lie
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FOR SALE: ! daveno, blue gray;
like new, $4,000. IS laying
Leghorn hens; your choice or all.
Phone 3347. 18p.
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80 y Wanted u y u

WANTED: Clean cotton rags.
Must be of reasonable size, no
socks, wool pants or coats, Ken
newick Printing Co. 48-tf.
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w. = For-Sale y y y

NEW HOME FOR SALE: % IL
street, Kennewick. 4 bed room
and garage; Bendix washer; 1000
feet floor space on first floor; 60
x80 #. lot; garage 14x22, attached
to house. 19p
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FOR SALE: Apricots. 21z miles
west Of Kennewick, across from
Playland Dance Hall. Bring own
container. Phone 1884. :
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GENERAL Electric dishWaShers,
= garbage disposers, sinks and
Iinets. See these at Kennewick
Plumbing & Heating, $40 Kenne-
wick Ave-, second door west OF
Kennewick Hotel. 1T
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Couple Looks Back on sc Years
OF Marriage Without a Row

Few married couples these days
get beyond the wooden wedding an
niversary without at least one seri-
Gus spat.
But those who have, and are
wondering how long it will last, can
find inspiration In Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Gardner, a couple of New
Englanders who celebrated their
seth wedding anniversary yesterday
and who say they never have had
q serious quarrel.
And, except for q few months
near the turn of the century when
Mr.. Gardner went to work for an
other farmer down the road" after
a disagreement with his employer,
they have never been apart.
Recalls Hollywood Days.
They never even threatened to
separate, they declared yesterday in
an interview at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. Rena Norton, 248
Eighth street Sc.
"Of course, there was that time
In the 1920's out in Hollywood, back
in the siren days, when had my
doubts" Mrs. Gardner, q small,
Evening star., 1948-04-04

Mr.. Gardner attributes It to his
harmonica playing.
I'm getting little short Of wind
now, though" he admitted. "I1l
have to keep an eye on her"
Their daughter had a small party
OF friends and neighbors for the
couple yesterday. Most of their
Evening star., 1948-04-04

Republican, Of Connecticut; Barkley
Democrat, Of Kentucky: Kilgore,
Democrat, Of West Virginia, and
Stewart, Democrat Of Tennessee;
Representatives Buck, Republican,
Of New York: Burke, Republican, of
Ohio; MacKinnon, Republican, of
Minnesota; Short, Republican, of
Missouri; Mcmillan, Democrat, of
South Carolina, and Morrison, DEM
ocrat, of Louisiana.
The Reception Committee includes
Lew Deschler, E. N. Brawner, DR..
Curtis Hall. B. M. McKelway, Will
liam c. Murphy. Claude Owen,
Thomas Somerville and Waverly
Taylor.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
AsihrlnaC0uqh

Don't let coughing, sneezing, choking. NJ
eaeRing attacks q Bronchial Asthma ruin
sleep and energy another day without try
ing Msndoeo. This great interna, medicine
- tasteless and taken exactly II directed
works thru the blooo thus reaching the
bronchial tubes and lungs. Usually starts
helping nature immediately to remove
thick, sticky mueus, thus aleviating
coughing and promoting freer breathing
and more refreshing sleep. Get Msndoeo
from your druggist today. Money back
OaarAntsed unless completely satisfied
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Senator Jenner 10 Speak
Al Delta Tau Banquet

The annual founders day dinner
of the Washington Delta Tau Delta
Alumni will be held at $50 pm.
Friday at the National Press Club
with Senator Jenner. Republican. of
Indiana, as speaker. Leslie Aries,
president of the Touchdown Club,
will preside.
More than 200 members are ex-
pected to attend including Attorney
General Clark, Senators Baldwin,
Evening star., 1948-04-04
MR.. AND MRS. GARDNER.

-Stdr St1U PhOtO.
bright-eyed woman Of 81 years,
amended, laughing. But It's all
right now"
Mr.. Gardner, SO, who was q tool
maker in Glendale, a Los Angeles
suburb, for a few years in the '20s,
set his wife straight on that one.
II never paid any attention to
those vamps out there" he told her.
Married in 1882.
Married in 1882 in a New England
parsonage, the couple has been
through most of the States, and
lived in many Of them.
On the subject of their court
ship, Mrs. Gardner said they have
been sure for years 1t was '1oye at
first sight"
II was only Is when he came
around with my cousin one night
and stayed very late" she winked.
Next thing, he was writing me
from Enfield, Massachusetts,, and
we were off,"
They drove to the parsonage in a
horse and buggy, Mr.. Gardner re-
called, on real nice spring night
Mrs. Gardner said modestly she
thinks the secret of her happy mar
riage was that she was a good cook.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Wilson PTA MEETING

Mrs. Helen Dowd, educational as
sistant of the District Social Hygiene
Society, will speak at a meeting of
the woodrow Wilson Parent Teacher
Association at S pm. tomorrow at
the school in Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

six children. six grandchildren and
u greatgrandchildren, scattered
through New England and the
Middle West, we're unable to attend,
but greeting cards from them were
prominently displayed in the Nor
ton living room.
After posing for what MIR. Gard
ner termed ''rogue's gallery shots
yesterday, he grinned down at his
wife and. with the good humor she
claims has made the marriage last,
asked, What kind of hair oil you
using, anyhow
Evening star., 1948-04-04

Railways in India have great
shortage of train crews and shop
workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-19
LOOK and LEARN 2 :. GORDON

highway the United States?
 country the South American continent? approximate value in American money of the thirty pieces slve which Judas betrayed Christ? How tall is giraffe at birth? Who originated saying Keep the grindsone?" ANSWERS:
 Provincetown, Mass, Long Beach Calf, of 3652 miles
 
 About $ll. About six Benjamin Franklin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-19
WALLACE VICTORY OR COMMUNIST?

Henry Wallace supporters were happy aoout yes terdav's overwhelming victory on the part of walacs-backed American Labor Party candidate Tn special Congressional election in the Bronx ana Democratic Party leaders received severe jolt
 The people Of New York should sit up and take notice of thc results. There is no question but what the American Labor Party candidate received strong Comnunist support Edward J. Flynn, Brcnx County Democratic leader. says "The Communist menace Ill this country is much greater than most people thought This election brings home more fully that these who are opposed Communists do not exercise their franchise"
 The defeated Liberal candidate. Dean Ahahge' said: The apathy of special election works to the benefit Of the American Labor Party forces which poured their total strength into the district
 Was it a Wallace victory or Communist victory!
 Wallace still has rot set the record clear concern ina just how he feels about Communist support At a pCA convention in Chicago asked If he would re- u;ldiate Communist support President Roosevelt had Wallace hedged by replying, I'll lock up the record and find out wha- FDR really did
 Wallace apparently has short memory for he should have lite trouble recalling what the late Pres- dent Roosevelt did.
 Roosevelt declared ill 1944.
 T have never sought and I do not welcome the si,nuort of any person or group committed to Com
 unsh or Fascisn or any other foreign theology which would undermine the American system of government
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-19
CAPITAL CEAFF

Mrs. Perle' Mesta, Oklahoma oil heiress and Washington hostess, has done such a good job raising money for Trumans' campaign that she is being considered for treas urer of the Democratic National Committee Inside reason for the gag order on Army-Navy off, cers is a bitter row between the Air Force and Naval Aviation. For restal doesn't want it to leak out and he will be the censor John Wiley will be the new Am bassador to Iran, Monnett Davis the new Ambassador to Panama 10th key posts Carl Sandburg, famed Abraham Lincoln biograph- CT, may be Henry Wallaces' candi- date for the Senate in Illinois The United States has agreed to keep the American fleet away from Italy until after the Italian elec- tions.