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ROOMS WITH BOARD

IN SPANISH-SPEAKING HOME
Board and room. all home privileges.
1s1s aoSxR Fay ST. Pret GE sssS
for, gentleman; twin beds; 2 meals
daily incl. Sun; $50 per mo. AID.
ELDERLY PEOPLE oNLY-Room and
board; Full information on request.
SUNSET e. HAVEN p. o. Box 122,
1876 40 sHEffhEEkab; ST. N.w.-Lovely
rented single or double, with or with
out meals: unlim. phone. RA. 1888.
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD to
man only, exchange services care
A nRi.aFsS Es home Room Oh a. so sSam and
1896 9Th ST. Nw.-osntl.ma@n, to
snare large corner front I'm. with
eeiisRset GSss excel. meals. 800 Der no.
s$ss D ST. s.E.-lse. rm, in Svt,
home, Phone and laundry privils.
% 69ard y desired. conv. to transp.
FoK EMfL. MOTHER and sch school
OH upper 18th st. NV, ia. 1907.
Il BLOCK DUPONT c1RcLE-ISo4
18th ST.. beautiful second floor
semiliVing rm. and bedrm., suitable
ioI Z or 3; share room for young
iaoy. also double; good home-cooked
iooo' pleasant surroundings; reas.
IS
1905 18th N.W.-Comfortable double
Tor young men, 2 very fine meals:
$3.50 ca. MI. STA. 20
DOUBLE ROOM and board, In mod
sTh nome u country; 10 min from
g. sss g. L., $40 to $50 per mo. Ashton
REST HOME room and board, home
like surrounding; good food; pricsd
reasonable. OIL. 9O51. "a -
1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Best food
Lge. dbles,. trpls.; men or women:
feaec.. clean rms; $4s.50-S6O mo.
Phone' recep. hall! Maid! Friendly
e ssgSs, CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE !! Dl.
FOR TWO PEorLE-centr,lly H.
gated In refined guest home. Cheer
tul sunny double rm. with pvt. hath.
S1po 1894 elevator. maid service.
M. e1oo. %
FINE FOOD, warm, clean, spacious
rms; elevator, maid service; walk
4 ahs distance. 1928 10th NV. CO.
SILVER sPRING-Room and bath,
s 70 c9 aa'K person; private home.
.SS ST. N.W.-For 2 refined,
S STnff. CHRISTIAN young men; large
food are the best: teievision. S47 80
PEIyA re GUEST HOME, large g sno
front rm. with board. for elderly
lIaay or couple; Diet. cor; " BLOCK
RAE IA. s Ias Decatur sts' n.W.' refs.
LOVELY LGE. RIM. Ito sh.re, ,or
aged. or invalid lady; best in fonG
nursing care and home environment:
rel. EXCHANGED. Box 1901. Star. -i2
BERwYN. MD.-Lgs. rm.. LIST a.;
zssmsss; .xcsi to ssdH''1 g. 81 0t bSs:
17fS IANiER rL. N.w.-v.e.ne, 70,
girl; Ice; RIM. bath and shower
s ffffsvfPs ssffRRff NS0 shE 2sal ,,v.
7s1i EASTERN AVE. NV blk.
70 sn.r srssnsps; Bsll,AiT Club, ma ster
room ior 3: pvt; bath: also single In
81: ssi9 sH s'y ssa5. home fine food.
R asS far HN6 son Sot sTRsDDsD ~ WA 7sos
e aHfaer VI fnd aS ehild' with day care for
BRIGHT sunny twin bedroom for
girl in Jewish home, excellent m.als.
AZ night bus service. VI. ll26.
WENDELL TERRACE-PieasanL rms
Tor young people: excel. meals and
transp:: maid service: S47.6O mo
!S27 Belmont I'd. nv MI. 1885
AhE MAk-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
young ladies and young men, nun.
ning water, telephone in rooms;
Showers, elevator, home COOKING. a.
THE MANCHESTER
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

ROOMS Observation-Disclosures
THE GALENA. 1872 3 st.. n.e.-dirl
to share room With another; single
bed; laundry, cooking privils. FIR.
rfaEt fMAR1cK. 1913 3 st. n...-Nisely
eRi s'1 si.T T. II: sfss l.4nssI'
5aggas rms; near stores. trsnsp. Call Pr.
1861 ssiS PENN sr.-rurn. I'm. next aa to
bath bath; u BIZ. from 15 bgs; gentleman
B Ell (. II Than A. A WEE slas,.
ss|ssss; End door font iss pa
Mich. PARK. 4so7 18th st. ne
ssx.l FL mr.. 'T sa. ' nsss home sa' 80
Blight. LARGE RIM. near bath.
pvt home; kit: and lsund. privtlege;
one person only. $40 per .wk. Near
Catholic Univ. and busline. Du.
1 Rssss' SIS se 81 VIZ Elv Au tA as, 's sso
M al YPsfSIa AVE. W.. 8 Ric.-1se. from.
one other. AT. $3.50. '" IS
% Tsla 5e9s a ss T. 7t + s st Shop
LS siasfr FkoST RooR H. very cleaa
Convenient to earlins. TR. siss
12 HAMILTON sr.-Double nm. with
pyt. bath; 2 girls or cpls.. $50 mo.
1ss Is { s'e ST. NE, Apt. s-sleepins
room. newly furnished. twin beds;
non-drinkers. men pref. LU. $4,000.
ssoe Goth ST: N.E.-Lovely furnished
ployed lady; all home priviis.,. In
Guiding telsyision; IS min. from
downtown. MI. 1891.
MICHIGAN. fARK-Masssr bedrm..
e. e. l 49, twin BEDS s00d sr.sssD'
4ssi s. Dakota AvE.-s,nsie rm.
and porch, pvt. home Of 3 adults;
refined gentleman; nicely furn.. desk
and typewriter. NO; 1888. -
WOODR!DGE, s. Dakota and r. /.
a ass . ssarn phons' a lsans; .d grlvils;
1sss9 f LYMAN nj RI. as' N.E.0Mss s bed,
rm,, double bed. 2 girls or couple.
With or without kit. privils.: use of
t Ssnaix T TR sSas excel transp' DOWN
1897 81" kEhfLwoDRSfH AVE, Apt. =
sIslt OSs;. III So siI VI l 1856 $50 '.'A
Ink, sink. refrigerator. IS week.
v fen AZ sSR PIP 171s g Non St. ne,
double room, attrac., furn.. adj. bath;
couple pref. I. 1859.
40 1lth ST. Ne, Apt. Size. rm.,
water: no drinking. AT. 5000. IS
CORNER SO. DAKOTA and R. ]. avss..
2501 Brentwood I'd. n.e.-Beautt-
fully Turn. lge. frt. rm.. newly dec
GRATED. lounge chairs. desk. step-in
cedar lined closets. unltm. phone In
rm.. bath. shower. continuous hot
water; 2 refined gentlemen. 81 ca.
NICE III " wAk 81 s xsss RIM, for "a. empl.
1 esf H i1 s ass71 bldg; 'emipv'' bath
ACROSS ST. from Senate once Bldg.
Rms. With running water. So per
wk; Jos c st. ne. Ii. 7-9s75;
SINGLE sleeping rm., kit. privils.
IRsass qood trsnsp. No drinking,
FoR G0uPiE or single person, all
conyeniences. 1927 Duncan st. ne,
eas s. III ao 81. N.E.-Rm. with double
bed. next bath; quiet home and
1857 r. I. AVE-. N.E.-one nice Sleep
ing rm:. in pvt: home: men only;
A iSPEsa5fnt sri mp pl Ho 7a hom.
or nt.' . A sIrl sss PRIVILEGES 1861 H st,
NICE SINGLE i ROOM. next bath, So
10 ss sNp 81 81, S 4 F. ss room. val,
.turnished: Reasonable. ER. 6906.
Tor ro1l y.v,,c uO+aI
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WTp.

GOVERNMENT EMPL. MOTHER de-
sires room and board In private home
4 anno gay care for son 2a. BOX
REFINED LADY would like room and
poard. private family, in Randle
highlands section Sc. Logan $3.50.
SETTLED LADY desires
rom and board in pvt. family: ref
ture; Cali WI. 1886 ewes.
MOTHER wishes room,
board day care Of child. WI. 1854.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ROOM AND BOARD in Delightful
country home for elderly: convsn-
lent: Phone daithersburg 736. I'll
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WESLEY HALL,

Spacious double rooms in remodeled,
rsdeeoEated bldg. running water In
every nm, largo closets; dances and
tier mov1es, recreation room; $4S
dix washer. 1928 2lst st. NV
NO: $500, S.9 daily; Sunday, / to s.
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Factory Fall Clearance

e~SSA CsA& N4SA@ o&ANV.
We have Z used boats, all recondi-
toned, that We have priced to sell.
Must have space to stock UP on and
Cruisalons. and Owens 26-ft. and
90-ft.; two Owens Sport Fisherman
and Owens 42.ft. four-csbtn, . 10.
IL. .runabout. Thu. Is q SALE. not
Just an invitation 70 HAYS you see
them at Dundalk, Plant open Sum
day, 10 to 4 pm.
OWENS YACHT CO,
Q. etansbury Rd.. DundaIk. Bait. Nd.
End of Season Bargains
1e47 Higgins sport cruiser, very fast
and IN excellent condition; cost,
$4,000; owner has Just purchased
LARGER boat. VIII sacrifice for $2.-
1850 TO sell this week.
A4-ft.. Bay fishing cruiser. plain and
sturdy, but In fine condition. Plenty
OF cabin space and lift. cockpit.
A BARGAIN Tor someone at $1.750.
Twin screw cruiser. lap straxe con.
sWsE 'SSa F. yys ss6X nics. Reduced from
1e47 steelcrsft. sleeps 4, $4,000.
Other good listings coming In. Let
US have your inquiry.
Shadyside Boat Yard
ShadySide. Md.
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PLAZA HOTEL
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
SINGLE. Xl6-TfQIIHIE G1&

SINGLE, s15M1ouusLE, SIS
n S. GlSsI fsnsss fRi 's $500 IT, .nd D
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
Private naatae porch; home privileges. Ii,
coIoaaIEp-aooM FOR COUPLE or
single; az priyilsses: Ewes. and all
c daS asaBaazi Twi aa32; poUssLr
RIM, for 2 refined employed gentle
men, 81 each; bus at door. Ii.
coIokkD- sos sEAToN pL. Ne
s Twtn Ssd ~ for vk n spp men r
coIoREDSss FR III So ROOMS otS for
co es5 ass3 n Fon Il EM apas9a
person, with home, PRIVILEGES. Gail
coIo sa51o fsssi : Room & g for man;
d sSGd RaEfbn.n fs11aNIsHt si7S RSoMs.
aEs WI AaE1zalsss' rs ss s Hsss 'a sHs
co4oRRH5s-2 LARGE RMS Is. a.,
c ssn Dsix 4n on mr. un issan' isl stlsS
c col i;i bDouBLE. RM., kitchen
privileges. SO wk. Call TR. 1895.
COLOHEU-l10O MORSE 81. N.E-
c SIS Hs5y.l;s AH 's III. for man,
priyats home; 2 in family. u.
cSI6Rafp-LAaGE ROOM for cou.
pie; cooking priyileses; good trensp.
1887 Emerson St. n.er LU. 3-2253.
CoLoRED-LovELY FuRN, RIM. for
co snuisRSn III. n npo. ne, SEC
tier; cple. Or !; kit. privil. with !
other. good transp.; quiet. II.
csoiItoEfEp-ou1Er HOME, mr.. tran,p.
for empl. couple; cooking privil. 10.
CoLORED-FURN. RIM. strictly re-
lined persons only. Cali FR. 4779.
Rooms FuRhishEp-s.E.-s.W,
LARGE DEAUTiFUL 9M, very clean.
Bus 81 corner. Az. 0l7z. u-S.
psxt bath; V Blk. e car; ren99ed
s lsasb y IT. r. l2 e. III front in.,
newly papeFsd and painted, semi
bath, pvt. telephone; conven. transp.;
Ter employed married couple. IN.
NM 0AHY&1. OA1sO1&t Itv1 eONa-Sts
s.e.--Dhle. bedrm., Pvt. home. ca
bus NJ d9o5' pn939s. laundry and fit.
LARGE is stNNYY FRONT RIM. in > pvt.
home, conven. ct. car, buses. 1888
rsRiiN-sissp sM., pvt. home; seea
n; and board II wanted. Ak.
z, Cs2Pf40L III. near capitol-Lse.
single I'm. 90: newly s rsnovateds;
81 ELMIRA ST. S.W.-Room in new
home; $25 single; $36 double 20.
so7 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.--Large.
comfortably furnished front room;
adequately heated; near bath; ex-
ccllent transportation; $40 week;
one or two gentlemen. Ii. 6-6756
80. cxRioLMA AVE, s.E.-sinsle,
clean room; next bath. quiet home;
ANAC0sTlA.-pouhie front room. pvt.
fam, cor. house. suit. for 2 settled.
ANAC0ATIA. 1883 MINI. ave. se.--
Large. trent spSXh,s, g. nissly otErp.'
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RooMs WAhrEb fc.,,,

LARGE SINGLE ROOM IN private
home. vicinity Massachusetts, and
Wisconsin NV; Dec. / occupancy.
must be. reas. Box 127-K, Star.
MAN, retired. would like furnished
room for part-tims work. With ref.
Box S6-K. Star.
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THE DISTRICT YACHT CO.
Will service, maintain and
repair your boat. Be sure to
winterize your boat. Pro-
tect your investment. Re-
liable bonded workmen will
be sent to perform the work.
II necessary, send the work
to
THE DISTRICT YACHT co.
18th and o SITS. Sc, telephone TR
e160. call MR.. BRIGHTENBURG
for Appraisal. "a
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SHOP AT steel CRAFT

49 Ownes 33-ft.. cruiser $1,000
AZ steelcraft 26-ft. sedan $500
AZ CruiSalong 1.65O
~ CONSOLIDATED 4o-ft. erus. 1890
At ventnor. 16-ft. runabout 1900
Bee At Steelcraft Dock. Maine ave.
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THE MANCHESTER
1928 N Il. n.w.-Studio rooms. pvt
path, switchboard, elevator, Hotel
service: reasonable rates. cal
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Carroll Arms Hotel
list and c SITS. ne. Special winter
rates. SINGLE. SIG. Double, $1S VIZ
AT $500.
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NAVY YACHT TENDER

1N11V 11ASI11 1IINDClC
S0-ft. Lavley- built day cruiser; gray
hauled; fust painted. Vanished and
ceppered; in sensational shape; no
top: must be seen to be appreciated.
ANACOSTTA MARINE SERVICE,
18th and M Sc, any time. Must
sell, $1,000 or best offer. Box 300
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s. T .e s@ l'l H:s e assi
l 7$s1' QUE ST. x.w.-Nio.lyy vi fur.
M Isasi p1 sE SSeSM pvt. bath snd
shower; southern exposure; nicely
a ag5n; RSyS|s : sdo s "a. s g
ise. newly Gssor ssRsy and ai furn. T rma.
coeking f,etlitis.. Ap. 1917.
ss n. fP;:1aSi ssHss Jsa g. isay
,sSs sSsErHzzp. sr.-s.vl,1 de-.
ssas ' sad lsaad Sssl. aG H. e $685.
~ sE iii St.; ss:s r.
W. H. r GGi szssi b.drm.. :. con-
cpie.; use Of back porch, conY.
N isap1 SuRAissaSEEDD' ROOM for one;
c s2S; "a q. 500 81 c-r,,u.u.,,, en- 9.
dbl. beds. next shower bath, laundry,
NEW aAMPsHfKE HOUSE, I7l2 New
Hampahire ave. n.w.-NeWly deco
rated double and. triple rooms; daily
n1Ao VIZ Suo S"'ssSS WV
LH1fkat N fiSeI2Y yuHN. front rm,
With twin beds, for Q students, at
1857 Monroe 1t. NV; rent rsas.
pGfo RI CIRCLE. 1914 1ssh St. NV.
S $3.50. Ho. oSss. ID
rms. Sl4 Ok: dbls. rms. SEQ VIZ;
downtown. center bus: ana snopptns
III, si.sfsi Ers sHYTSNl'ss foses ss.v.is,
s SssS n n.s.hssr ps:ssss 49, ess
ard 18th g.; quiet home Of adults
CALVERT ST. IT,. 1882 - Comfortable
sleeping rms. OF various types; sgl,
abl; q ,r TIN l bsSa. no. s7so: Ill ~
desir. rms, sgle.. and dble.,. well
Turn ; conven. transpa $40 90,
LovELS s' ROOM for refined gentle-
Bssh in 1918 e. s1ssirs a sss A as.' So
ssS oGLETHoRPE ST. N,w.--Lsrse
iIg d Z! ); SO, sd as'i' M, : s7ss. IAN. s
WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th 1t. NV
6gle. and. .dble. rms.;. $9-S16; ele-
water. maid serv., good transp. Ho.
cd iEwKEsBuRY n. N.w-asle.
men preferred: sss mo. IA. 7sfs.
$3.50 lot 81. N.W.-Master hsdFoom.
twin beds, pvt. hstA uniim;. phepe.
1sun. prtvil.; gentle home. IA. 0eee.
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iIuySas 1s0'' $
lsss s' INaLEsIDE TERRACE NV
fitchen. with utilities; msrr;e'
rfS GRaoolMsA rAKK-At buses an.
spt. prvis.. S3b. III. 1895. 3
l22 5th ST. N,E.-1-rm housekeep
ing apt. in very clean bids; NIGEL!
furn.: suitable settled LADY; $22 !.
q ssi ssRfakr ST. N.w.-s.drm. ans
kitchen, share bath: suit. l or 2
SMALL R2i ls ssEEDRM.. uv. room, kitchen,
cite. pvt. bath, slec. rsfrg. 3407
3Tth ave. colmar Manor Mo. WA
II WOULDN'T SUIT everybody; Eng.
fish basement furnished studio. IL
private home, vic. wis. and Mass
Private entrance. shower. Kitchen.
ryx AK ShS1 PAS SR iSas rm.. kitchen:
etc, bath; sm sI, mother with child
eos MASS. AVE. N.w.-Bsd -liv. rm.,
kit.. bath: mod: appointments; cony.
to transp. and shoppins; $40 Per
A RIn'ihx I'M. uAREpNoN-sa,t.ble 4
girls or 2 cple.:. s COMPLETELY furn.
rms. bath. porch and yard, wash.
tng machine; nr. bus; 10 Wtnutes
si an m coN fRas VII; II FL G41 pv..
entrances; 3 rms. with fully equip.
photoxrsphic workroom, shower. bath
n and Ea Er . 20 81, NJ: s4M s =,
huslins. NV. TOR lady or couple;
asss lC ST. veg ssx PiSsakss st ssas
TAKOMA PARK-cosy 3-room apt. F;
beapt. neighborhood: on bus: lady or
' haa. vR sSSRlf ill., a,esIs sa aSss en-
cheney ant NV: section. NO. 3576.
Mr.. 14th AND y. ]. AVE. NV
rn. $66-a-mo, basement apt. to Q
white couple for $50 and 3 hours
housekeeping. each morning except
Sun. Only quiet. non.drinking people
23ST 18th 81. N.W.-Lsrgs bed-sit-
ting rm.. kit, semipst. bath; middle
4l00 NEWTON ST., Colmar Manor
trsnsp.; 10 min. from Capitol;
p sdsltsr SMfkkoi als aai ~ j men;
ysH tHrn;; utils;. i4cludsd. 175s
NV APT, And a.; bsdrm,. Iiv. m,
bath. shower. ht.; pvt. sut.;. AZ. hVi;
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J hotel rooms,
bath, full hotel
X. and up. Ap-
HOTEL STRAIT

2 WELL FURNISHED, dbl. rms. 1
single rm.. In refined Christian
nome Women or couple. In lovely
Close 70 transp., ami. GE. 1888.
BRIGHTWOOD AREA-Lge. bright
room. lge. closet, twin beds, pvt.
shower. pvt. entrance, In small new
apt; house, l u blks. from Go. ave.
1909 n ST. N.W.-2nd d., adj. bath,
suitable for couple; breakfast privil.
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fUD Strike /.
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Continued from Page /,
save on the supply Of power mere
Was undetermined last night, pur
is believed that power would
DC cart ! I'd Immediately afse. =
80 /.
The strike itself will not affect
Richland, which gets its power
through the Bonneville admins
tration.
An attempt last night to reacn
Dave Klineman of Pasco, bust
ness agent of the union, for a
statement failed. members OF
the union in Kennewick who were
contacted said they would make
no statement and they did not
know where to find Klineman,
whose telephone number is not
listed.
ludlow said last night that the
first request the Franklin county
PUD had received from the union
was in January for a $3.50 an
hour wage for linemen, amounting
to a Is percent raise, with pro-
portionate increases for others.
ludlow said that in negotiations
the union offered to take the 10
percent plus q 10 cents an hour
increase for inemen.
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wheat showed an increase from
ga to S.3 on Elgin club and from
IL to 10.6 on Turkey Red. In the
same region the protein count
was raised from 8 to 1875 on
Turkey Red on the Archie Van
Hollebeck ranch.
On Turkey Red on the Ralph
Niscoson place in Horse Heaven
a light treatment showed 1913
and heavy treatment went up to
1877.
While the use of 2,4-D for weed
control is well established, there
is much experimentation to be
done to discover the best methods
and time of treatment in regard
to raising protein content. Wheat
dealers are watching the pro-
cess closely.
The Yakima Seed comany
plans to keep an agronomist in
the field throughout the year to
make careful tests and analysis
of the work to discover the best
process.
The Courier-Reporter will be
pleased to hear IL the experien-
ces of growers and in subsequent
issues will bring all available in
formation on the subject to wheat
growers and handlers.
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steel building TO the rear OF tne
frame warehouse, destruction OF
the interior Of the office in the
rear of the main building. dam
are from water to two cabins
and damage to stock In the rear
OF the main building.
The fire had worked up
through the roof Of the main
huildine and was well over the
office when firemen came 70 .ns
rescue. A few minutes more ano
the whole main building mighs
have gone, IL was said.
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City Wants
Applicants
For New lob

Kennewick city council Tues
day night took steps to advertise
for applications for the office Of
building inspector.
The job Is open because Of the
new ordinance being adopted to
establish a permanent building
code. The position has been held
by Fire Chief Herb Malchow,
who win remain as building in
spector ex-officio. Councilmen de-
cided that the job has grown Ia
where it will take more time than
Malchow would be able to give
while holding his office as fire
chief.
Applications should be turned
in at the office of the city clerk,
councilrnen said. The application
should set forth the age, state OF
the applicants health, his edu-
cation and experience.
Following the regular meeting,
the council went into executive
session Tuesday night to dis
cuss the credit rating of the city
with a group of bond buyers. The
bond people have made an ex-
tensive survey of the city to de-
termine how much the city can
spend and how far it can 60 in
the issuance of bonds without i'm
periling its own credit and the
value of its bonds. No figures
were available after the meeting,
but it was said that the entire
substance of the credit matter
and the pending water deal
would be made public later.
Councilmen said they planned
to make q trip to Sunnyside to-
day to attend a demonstration
of q loading machine: The city
will purchase a machine when
councilmen have made up their
minds which is best suited to
their purposes.
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sad until such time as the flood
has reached such major proper
tons that local interests have
exhausted every means TO cope
with the problem. Counties will
be expected to stockpile emer.
gency supplies and equipment and
to be prepared to protect their
own bikes and levees to the full
extent of their ability.
Plans are being completed, Col
onel Hewitt added, in the event
the corps of engineers is called
upon by local interests to assume
full responsibility for directing
a flood fight, troops, amphibious
ducks, and heavy equipment can
be secured from military posts
for such emergency use in flood
fighting and rescue work.
Flood coordinators already es-
tablished in Washington include:
D. S. Wilkinson, Kennewick,
Benton county; II. r. lonely,
Republic, Ferry county; J. H.
Kirkwood, Montesano, Grays Har-
Dor county; K. F. Jones, PIT.
Townsend, jefferson county; D.
L. Evans, Seattle, King county;
Charles E. Neville, Chehalis, Lew
is county; Arthur L. Ward, Shell
ton, Mason county; J. E. Wilkin-
son, Okanogan, Okanogan county;
E. E. Hupp, Per1d Oreille county;
F. H. Essig, sumner, Pierce coun-
ty; H. o. Walberg, Mt. Vernon,
Skagit county; c. j. Chaffins,
Spokane, Spokane county; Frank
Mcclure, Snohomish, Snohomish
county; o. E. Brashears, Yakima,
Yakima county.
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looking forward to playing is a
composition by Hunsley himself,
called ::Umpteenth Bulgarian
Rhapsody" which, with a name
swiped from the great Hungarian
compositions, may end with q
"HEY" Somebody said that as
long as Bulgaria and Hungary
both are behind the iron curtain,
there will be nobody to be offend
ed if the selection is a, satire
against either.
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with the flames which had gain-
ed considerable Roadway when
the firemen arrived.
The Pasco department was
called and q detachment came
across the bridge, but Malchow
said he did not call them and
they took no part in subduing
the fire. The fire was out and
the hose was up on the trucks
an hour after the call was re
ceived, the fire CHIEF said.
Other damage beddes the
warehouse, hardware and apph'
ances, was to the interior OF a
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own associates. You might get a
surprise.
SURVEY
Just to prove my theory, ]
made a quick survey of the
Courier staff. That knocked my
ideas into cooked hat. Out Of IL
people, five were born In the Ev-
ergreen state. There was not a
single Wyoming or Montana cow
boy In the lot. Two printers first
saw the light of day in Omaha,
Nebraska. North Dakota, South
Dakota, Idaho, Oklahoma and
New York each contributed one
to our staff. Try this on your
TRANSPORTATION
A subscriber writes to comment
on the inauguration of Empire
airline service, saying: "Well ov-
er a year ago the Tri-City area
attained for the first time airline
service to any place in the world.
Kennewick was connected by In
land Anyways to Seattle from
where connections may be made
to the south or north, and from
Walia Walla east via United and
Northwest. We in this area are
glad that additional recognition
mas been given this area and
another airline has been brought
In with connections to Spokane
and Pendleton. With the addition
of Empire Airlines we are now
assured of fast travel in any di-
rection."
ANYWHERE
The above is reminiscent Of a
short article published in the
Readers Digest some years ago.
A woman reported that she
watched some friends leaving her
place In the remote bayou coun-
try of Louisiana and remarked:
Prom here you can row down to
tine landing, take a streamer In
to New Orleans and from there
you can get on a boat or train
and travel in any direction. Why,
you can 60 anywhere in the
world from even such an obscure
place as tniS!"
STORY OF THE WEEK
And that brings to mind the
meaningless statement with q lot
of punch Of another woman. A
busy farm wife had set a steam
ing meal before her husband,
sons and farm hands. Busting
about, she clucked: Look here,
it's Monday noon. Tomorrow u
Tuesday and the next day IS
"Wednesday. Half the week. gone
and nothing done!"
was from the Dakotas, Montana
and Wyoming.