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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-12
Real Estate For Sale

10 acres, good 4 room house,
good land. some asparagus,
alfalfa, fruit, pasture and all
farm machinery, $4,000.
10 acres near town, very
good buildings, 6 acres asp.
This is a nice acreage for the
money. -.
Small home close in, one
half acre, $4,000, $4,000 down
20 acres choice land, irrigat-
ed, some mint very good To-
cation. $4,000. Half down.
Business opportunities. Tav-
erns, cafes, sport shops, ga
RACES, stores and several OF
the better motels.
Extra good 4 room, two bed
rooms, bath, large lot, good
location, $1,000. $4,000 down.
2 acres best land, good loca- p
ton, $500 cash.
! Very nice 2 br. home Mob
Hill, not quite finished, will
be ready about two weeks,
$4,000. Terms. -.
2 choice lots, corner 110xl10,
city facilities. These are
choice and priced to sell. 1,
Have investment property
that is paying Is per cent.
This is good property and is
well leased. Come in and we
will tell you about it. -
Only two lots left that we .
can finance a home for 10
per cent down. u
One choice lot 75x80 just
outside the restricted area.
Water, cleo, very good Ioca-
ton. $3.50 down, $25 per mo.
One of the best paying de
livery services in the terri
tory, daily trip to Walla Wal
la. Daily to Richland, also
Sears Roebuck delivery con-
tract. This business nets ar
ound $500 per month. Terms.
Just listed 3 br. home, mod
ern, very close in and priced
at $4,000; about $500 fin
anced at $40 per mo. 4 per
cent. The only bargain we
have had to offer for some
time.
We have several good lots,
also some choice acreage in
the Highlands.
Have one house to be moved
in on your lot at $3.50. Bet
ter see this one. Last week
we had three. ~...
We wish to thank you folks
that phoned and brought us
listings the past few days.
Our istings have increased
very satisfactorily the past
week and we appreciate han
ding your real estate. List
ing with us is the same as
sold
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-12
REAL ESTATE
For Sale

house, full basement, bath,
electric water heater, water
softener, good Case tractor
and implements. House va
cant, can occupy now. School
bus. mail route, oil road.
$4,000 down, total price is
$4,000. 49,
10 acres on Highlands, oil
road, school bus, mail route,
set out in fruit trees and
grapes, 3 bed room house,
part basement, bath, double
garage, barn. If sold this
week $4,000.
1875 front feet on highway, a
lovely spot for business, lots
of large trees, $500 down,
. balance within S years.
Drive-in market, the a. best
spot in this area, dandy bus
mess, worth looking into.
- T., .---s..
Nice modern home, furnace,
> fireplace, hardwood floors,
$4,000.
Furnished duplex income ov-
err 500 per month. Another
home on property $4,000.
Trailer court, best located
on highway, full of trailers,
good buildings, fine sewer
system, good well, electric
pumps, wash rooms, equip
ped, $4,000.
3 acres in heart of Kenne-
wick. Appts. and homes, lots
of room for commercial bust
ness.
Good business lots 62x140
on LIST street.
How would you like to own
one of the finest farms in this
area. About 40 acres in fruit,
asparagus and mint, has low
ely home with all kinds of
fine buildings. Tractor and
very fine equipment. Buy
now and you get the crop.
One of the best paying bust
ness places in Kennewick.
January net income over
$4,000.
A very fine restaurant doing
a very fine business. No junk
in the place.
10 acres asparagus, grapes,
very fine new modern home,
extra fine furniture. New
tractor and equipment.
Restaurant equipment, in
good condition, building
leased until August. Special.
$4,000.
Beautiful home with fireplace
electric heat, garage attached,
dandy sized rooms, extra
large lots, best of location,
extra nice furniture goes with
place. Sold on terms.
3 bedroom house, good sized
basement, furnace, tubs, large
frontage, good view. House
just finished. $4,000
"A dandy 4 bedroom home,
3A acres land, beautiful sur.
roundingS, some asparagus,
berries, dandy well, in city
limits of Benton City, Wn.
A lovely restaurant, one of
the show places In Yakima
Valley. This one has every
thing. Extra fine fixtures and
equipment. Beautiful brick
and stone building. Has beer
agency. Priced to sell.
,...-- ~
Apt. house, four Apt, all fur
nished and rented, modern,
furnace, etc. Also a 4 room
house on same lots, has ia
#. frontage, fine location in
Prosser, Wn.. Price $4,000.
Have over 200 listings in my
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Miscellaneous: Comp etc
washing machine repairs and
service, by factory-trained me-
chanics for all makes OF washers.
Bunch Finnigan. Inc, on the ave-
nue.. Phone 1901. tic
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statesmen WANTED: start. a
' Rawleigh business. Real oppor-
.,,n;tv now for permanent, pro-
titshie work nearby. Write Raw
ieiah's. Dept. WHB-292-K, OAK
land. Calf. r
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FOR RENT: Latest model High
Speed Floor Sander. Also
Edger and Floor Polisher. Low
rates. Western Auto Supply. 22tf
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Kennewick's Oldest :
Agency
40 ACRES
The best in farms. It has all
the earmarks of a well kept
place. Fine 2 bedroom mod
ern home with hardwood
floors, fireplace and base
ment. Excellent barns. Terms.
HOME
Cozy home with 2 bedrooms,
hardwood floors, full base
ment, furnace heat. Desirable
location. Terms with low
monthly payments. =.
: ACREAGE
South Highlands. Approx
mately S acres all in crop.
Home is modern with kitchen
and dinette. Fireplace. Fur
mace heat. Terms.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Kennewick Avenue. On the
corner. Why work for the
other fellow when you can
own this business and be your
own boss. =
INCOME PROPERTY
Consisting Of several business
buildings all occupied with
a nice monthly income for
the owner. On Kennewick
Ave. s
-.:1, Is HOME
Suburban home that is very
attractive. Modern in every
detail. Lacated in growing
residential district. Move into
this very shortly.
ACREAGES
We have a dandy selection of
acreageS with and without
buildings. Priced from $1,000
and UP. s II
rs ACRES 4 =
East Kennewick. Part already
cropped. Fine z room house
occupied by owner. Two rent
ed houses on property. Trac-
tor and farm equipment 60 :
with this place.
...- HOME .
Garden tracts. "a acres of
land. Good home. This is a
fine place to prepare for the
gardening urge that is sure
to hit. .ml-s.-s- ...." ..
II ACRES
ALI in income producing crops
Small home in fair condition,
but it does have other good
buildings. Nevertheless it is
a good buy. ..... l..
We have a good selection of
homes, farms, acreages, bust
ness opportunities and build
ing lots in a wide range Of
prices to fit and in any de-
sirable location. See us.
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1TANTED TO RENT: Responsible
business man needs house. Per
r,anent Phone SOL, Kennewlsk.
maileli'' ~ tic
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WANTED: Registered nurses. APP
ply So.co 40-47c
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MAGNUSON
REALTY


basement and forced air fur
mace. Hardwood floors, very
good floor arrangement. Plas-
tered throughout. Good To-
cation and large excellent lot.
Three bedrooms, also has din
cite. $l0,500.
Three room modern home in
Pasco on large corner lot.
4. Has 24x60 building that could
easily be converted to duplex.
Requires $4,000 down.
New two bedroom modern
home, can be occupied almost
Immediately. Plastered, cleo
trio heat, large modern kit
chen, all good sized rooms.
Terms.
Two bedroom home in west
Kennewick. Living room, din
cite, nice kitchen, bath with
shower, large lot with fine
lawn and shrubs. $500.
Two bedroom modern home
with full basement, COM
pletely furnished Nice loca-
ton, a wonderful. home. Re-
quire about $4,000 down.
We have two homes near
Prosser that can be bought
for the right price. Both are
two bedroom homes, fairly
new and on W acre of ground
each. Priced at $4,000 and
q, 900.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
THAT FARM YOU ARE
e., PLANNING ON
815 acres near Finley. In as
paragus and pasture. 4 room
modern home. 4 chicken
houses. Priced at only $500
with very reasonable terms.
SO acres of fine farm land
with some grapes and aspar-
agus. All irrigated, lays very
nice. Two bedroom modern
home with hardwood floors,
automatic oil heat, plastered,
fireplace, attached garage.
Consider this for a secure flu
ture. 80.
10 acres on the west High
lands, only three miles from
town and high enough for a
good view, good soil. Two
small homes and four large
chicken houses. Priced at &c.
500. ...- d.
, IL acres in the south High
lands 2Ia miles from town.
Would be ideal for subdivi-
sion. Permanent crops con-
sist of 8 acres of asparagus,
5 acres of peaches, some APP
ricotS and grapes. One bed
room. home, large cement
block brooder house and other
buildings.
10 acres just outside thecity
limits. One of the finest farms
in this area and it is a big
producer. 2Is acres of cher
ries, 21s of prunes, and 4
acres of apricots. Fine three
bedroom modern home. Shop
barn and chicken house. S12,-
600, Terms.
SO acres near Prosser with 40
acres irrigated. Frontage on
the Yakima river. All stock
and equipment including 18
head of cows, brood sows,
horses, two trucks and all
farm machinery. Two bed
room house.
10 acres in plumes, apricots,
grapes and mint. z room home
with full basement. Priced at
$500.
UNIAsPROVED PROPERTY
AND BUSINESS SITES
Large lot in good location on
Avenue c. Ideal site for al
most any type of business.
Priced at $100 per front foot.
10 acres of irrigated land on
ly two miles from city limits.
You can buy all or any part
of it for a very reasonable
price.
400 feet of frontage near the
Richland Y. Needs some fill
but it is good buy at $4,000.
An attractive 300x300 tract
near the Y that would make
an ideal location for a trailer
court. Well is already drilled.
$4,000.
800 feet of frontage on the
highway between Kennewick
and the Y. Lays level with
the Highway, good drainage.
well worth the price of $50
per foot. .@Eu.e....a
Three 80 #. lots near the
Drive-in Theatre. One has 4
room cottage. All lots are 300
feet deep. Reasonably priced.
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WANTED: sa1eman for Standard
Stations, Inc. III Ave e, East.
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WANTED: Ironing to do in my
home. Mrs. Earl Beard, BIZ
Howard, Phone 4427, kenne,
wick.
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WANTED: Buldozer work by
" hour or job. w. B. Shepard: 70
anetin Vannest r r no. j, ZEN
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CARLBERG,S new combination
store and warehouse Is now To-
Gated at l03 Kennewick Avenue e.
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9FJ,P WANTED: Good farm
for general farm work.
Id wages, year around work,
Edom and board. Alvin H. George
Kennewick, Wash, Phone 1895,
ne,,ta - 45-47-p
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GOODEARTH REALTY
Phone 47A6 ss..-
l07 Ave. c. East

STOVE REPAIRING & Cleaning:
If your oil heater needs repair
ing or cleaning call d. Bateman.
Phone 1885, 44-46p
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WANTED TO BUY: Beef and
dairy cattle of all kinds, also
horses. Contact Lande Brothers,
ri. /, Kennewick, phone 2lS6:
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WANTED TO BUY: Livestock
any kind cattle, hogs, anytime,
will pick up any place. Herman
Cronin, phone 1888, kennewlck:
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WANTED to buy used gas ranges,
heaters and refrigerator Butane
and Propane Gas Bottled Filling
Station, 1913 Col. Ave. Phone 1881.
30tf
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WANTED: Pruning, all sorts OF
trees. Phone 1851. otIc
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.st I'VE Cover the Valley
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INCOME PROPERTY
Consisting of several business
buildings. all occupied with
a nice monthly income for
the owner. On KenneWick
Ave.
Evening star., 1948-01-11

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
EXIT JOHN SNYDER?

Despite all the denlals, 1t looks more and more as ii Secretary of of Treasury Snyder is leaving his job in the Truman Cabinet to join the Gianninis Bank of Amer ica, largest bankers in the USA
 Big, bluff, genial A. P. Giannini was in Washington the other day at significant luncheon. Lunch con hest was Eric Johnston, dy- manic head of the motion picture producers, and a director of Gi- annini's bank. Other guests includ- eu Paul Hoffman, head of the Marshall Plan Secretary of the Treasury Snyder, A. P. Giannini Walter Braunschweiger, Giannini's executive vice president, and Rol- and Pierotti, Gianninis Washing ton representative. John Snyder seemed to feel right at home among all the Gianninis.
 When Tom McCabe was appoint ed Chairman of the Federal Re serve Board, replacing Giannini critic Mariner Eccles. the vener- able West Coast banker was giy- en credit for getting Eccles out Though he denied this, it was in- teresting to note that last week in Washington, Giannini and the man who replaced Eccles as Federal Re- serve Beard Chairman, Tom Me Cabe, huddled alone in Eric John- ston's office.
 Note-President Truman, though making public commitment tc appoint Mariner Eccles Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, so far hasn't come across Some people are attributing this to the strong hand of the Gian- minis via John Snyder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
COP MERRY-GO-ROUND

Speaker Joe Martins friends claim they've made a deal with the Dewey crowd to switch all of New York's 97 Dewey delegates to the Speaker if it becomes clear Dewey can't make the grade Governor Driscoll of New Jersey will be the favorite son of the New Jersey delegation on the first bal lot in Philadelphia. On the sec end ballot the boys will switch to Stassen Pennsylvania Re- publlcans are split wide open. The powerful political machine of Joe Pew, Sun Oil Company, is now re- ported definitely though quietly for StaSSen. However, Senator Ed Martin IS for Taft In the end. Stassen will get most of the Penn sylvania delegates after the first ballot Tn West Virginia Stas- sen IS expected to take over the entire delegation Governor Dewey is stalking a lot on the Oregon primary. However, Stas . sens stock is rising and he may come out the fayorite In brief, Stassen will go to the Phila- delphia convention with far more delegates than ever expected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
MERRY MORTICIAN

Acting Senate leader Kenneth Wherry, the merry mortician, re- gently had the chaplain pray twice and start new legislative day in the middle of a Senate session in order to bring up a bill that had not been carried on the Senate calendar it's full time. By start ing a new legislative day, the bill was given one extra day on the calendar, thus making it available for passage.
 Afterward, when Wherry was razzed by his colleagues and ac- cused of using the chaplain to cloak this unusual parliamentary maneuver, Senator Kilgore of West Virginia cracked.
 You can always depend on an undertaken to have everything on time for the obsequies.9
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
Proving the Need for Cool Heads
 In Stressful Days
Seattle Daily Times)

Seattle Daily Times)
 General Eisenhowers warning that some stupid blunder comparatively inconsequental lhcluehC might provoke another outbreak of has substantial in historic precedent Thereby hangs the tale of many of the protentous ifs of history And on the other side of the ledger serious conflicts have n the nast been avoided when nations and kept cool heads through minor episodes that mlghV easiy have famed misunderstandings to explosive neat
 The assassnaton of an Austrian archduke in Serbia is modern hstorys classic instance. That relatively unimporant occurrence was the match that touched off chain of catastrophe consequences from which we are suffering to this hour. At any one Of half dozen of subsequent events, World War might concevably have been averted-if statesmen had kept their heads or if they had made more ln- sistent efforts to keep the peace.
 The sinking of the Dattleshp Maine-whether by Spanish design or through sheer accident-was an- other dramatic illustration of General Eisenhowers thesis The destruction of the American Warshlp served in the end to provoke the war with Spain even though Spain already had agreed to accept virtually all the concession the United States hao oemanoeo to redress the wrongs of Cuba
 It took the sagacity and integrity of a Lincoln and sanity in the British government well-to pre- vent minor incident from leading 70 greater actast rophe during the American Civil War. The com- mander of Union naval vessel in 1861 had halted the British steamship Trent and taken off two enyoys of the Confederate states en route to London. If Lncoln's administration had not promptly disavowed responsiblity-and if the disavowal had not been ac cepted-England almost certainly would have entered the war on the side of the South.
 It is easy enough to trace the anG signi- fcance of such sequences in the light of history It requires statesmanshp and the sincere desire to up hold peace to rise above them in the contemporary The lack of either of these saving graces-in one opposing camp or the oher-is to be dreaded than the unexpected accidental impact of some trivial but explosive provocation to the fever of war
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
REMINDERS FOR WARNE

At the no-host dinner given Tuesday night in honor of Assistant Secretary of the Interior Wlliam Warne he listed four of the most logical resources of Southeast Alaska fisheries, forests, water power and recreation He omitted mining especially Hs well as agriculture This is just reminder to MT "arhe that in Juneau although not being operated now IS the largest low grade mining property in the Woro and in adjacent territory numerous small proouc- ing gold bearing properties In the Kechikan area are also gold mining properties well as limestone ana marble deposits both of commercial value and mined
 MT Warne discussing forest resources declared Southeast Alaska could support six large pulp plants indefinitely but pointed to various physical onTcui- ties such as lack of water power development as hoio- ine up development He made no mention of the Indian claims for title the forest lands Wnch nave held up pulp and paper developments MT Warne own department and the many agencies have declared the Indian rights are retardng development of the pulp and paper industry
 We are not censoring MT Warne for his slip-ups but inst want him to know cognizanct of the fac, we recognize two missed shots He was certainly
 b,,sv man while in Juneau attending several confer ences also addressing several prominent club gather ings and perhaps tired out when making his ex- temporaneous talk and omitted several important references.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 5889-A


 In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number One at Juneau
 MITCHELL ROCOVICH, Plaintiff, vs. ALICE LOCATTELA ROCO- VICH, Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America to the above named defendant, Alice Locattela Roco- vich, Greeting:
 In the name of the United States of America, you are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Judi cial Division at Juneau Alaska, within 30 days after the last publi- cation of this Summons, namely within 30 days after May 25, 1948, in case this summons is published, or within 40 days after the date of it's service upon you in case this summons is served upon you per- sonally, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in said court. in the above entitled action. l g The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: That the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and
 In the event you fail to so appear and answer, plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in his Complaint and as hereinabove stated.
 WITNESS the Hon. George w. Folta, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereto affixed on this 28th day of April, 1948.
 J. w. LEVERS, Clerk of the
 District Court, Division No.
 One, Territory of Alaska. (SeaD By P. D. E. McIVER,
 Deputy. First publication, April 29, 1948. Last publication, May 20. 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06

laws by which they convert short term purchases and sales (trans- acted within six months) into long, term lover six months) accounts. By this simple device they escape taxes on 50 percent Of their net profits.
 All the spectators have to do to reap this Windfall is to keep their accounts open on their books longer than six months. They do this simply by instructing their brokers to delay payments.
 The Commodity Exchange Auth ority, which tipped off the Treas ury Department about the tax dodgers. estimates that last year they knocked down around $5,000,- 900 in unpaid taxes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
Daily Lessons in English " v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NISUsED say, T have got now" Say, now"
 OFTEN MISPRONoUNCED: pronunciation is edi-us, three syIabes
 OFTEN MIssPEILED: Comprehension; SION Conavention; TON
 re
 STUDY: yours" Let Todys something done reciprocal feels who does not t"-Chesterfield.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
vFW TO MEET

Taku Post. Veterans of For eign Wars, will hold a regular meeting at 8 pm, tomorrow at the VFW Jeep Club. All mem bers are urged to be present to discuss and vote on a change of meeting nights. The meeting will be followed by the regular Stag and Card party Refreshments will be served
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-06
20 YEARS AGO fTE TIT EMPIRE
MAY 6. 1928

6. 1928
 their mothers this day With speclal nroeram and Gov George A. gave special address Public Schools Concert was well attenoeo IL was the nal o the school
 Morris made a at the C5un cub Highway ball scheduled this night was delayed
 The Juneau City paradd and appeared Front presenting with air concert Had the weather marched to the baseball field for the opening ceremonies
 The Sadie Capt sande Stevens salmon the Juneau Storage this day
 U. w Harding and Assistant District At They bagged miles Eagle River It took eight shots to fall the bear.