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AUCTION SALES tCont.)
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
AuetiOneers-App

Trustees Sale Of Food Market fixtures.
equipment. Stock in trade. etc. cons
tanned in Premises No. 14O7 v st.
NV, also Lease hold Interest. By
virtue of a Chattel Deed Of Trass
Recorded in Liber 1904. folio -113,
ct. sea-, one of the Land Records .of
the District of Columbia and at the
request of the Party secured thereby
the undersigned Trustees Will sell
by Public Auction at the above-men-
toned premises on Monday, Deeenl-
ber IL, 1949, at 4 o'clock PM.
Refr1gerating case, compressor. Coca
Cola bottle cooler with compress
sor, display case, National Cash
register vegetable bin, lighting Ak.
lures. etc, also stock in trade and
unexpired term of lease, particu-
lars OF which will be announced at
sale. Terms. cash. HERMAN MIL
LER and LENA RACANO, Trustees.
JAMES J. SLATTERY, Attorney for
Party Secured. Investment Build
inc deS 10.
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LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
MOTOR CO., INC.
5000 BALTIC. BLVD.
Hyattsville, Nd, WA. 1900
BE WISE
BE WISE

It's smart to deal with . franchise
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile dealer
whose 20 years Of proven service ID
your assurance Of continued service
and satisfaction.
The extra quality Of used cars merit,
your attention, as does our bigger
trades, low finance charges ane
easier terms.
Every car q new car trade in, soms
cars can be purchased as low ..
S. per week.
Our 30.day guarantee is outstanding
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'48 CHEVROLET --.$l,345
Aero sedan: fully equip
ped with radio, heater
and other extras; $4,000
actual miles. This can be
driven away for as little
'48 FORD .- $1,095
Fordor VS.: radio, heat
ssT, s,,v seat q arSi9 S9vsssgss;A sgs;A doyn 4 sood
'48 CHEVROLET --- $995
Business coupe; heater,
seat covers; ,exceptionally
clean: Can De purehased
Al CHRYSLER $495
ssaio sssis ana aspfiaSSa hssssr. sssay isssn;
40 p PoNT1Sc NJ sSs'. ------- 1895
2;door; s-cylinder. fully
winterized. and ready to
80. Can be bousht for as
40 FWoRD W 600 .e-11"------ 10.n. s345
Tudor. v-e. s5 h.p. A
g9od buy at ~ low as
~ PONTTAC ----$4s5
sssa:s}sI sss5aisf}sfI. sas saa'' & e aal; III,
~ CHEVROLET -$5s5
sresn HssS nnisss niaaa' A sood f'esl car
4s cHEviRSoIET Nv Ss aS'n. '1n-.-----$s45
he'd ready to 30. st
~ CHEVROLET $1,o95
Four-door. Equipped and
rs $274 down.
~ PONTIAC -------.$1 ,095
ped. You can depend on
ss,s sRss.eS Sael for o:s e e isw put. ::
4s oIDSMoBILE $1,595
Gsa...Hssis:. GlaH sHsssRs: 1sasl es%p,.t.i; e;
dttton. You can buy this
one for as low as S390 '
'4s CHEVROLET CHE -----$1,1s5
heater 'IHa Seat ses1s1.'iiss; eovsas: ie1
Ihal::s':, sh.:ss Tor Gsn sses b down. Bar-
40 ceaHEsSvRtSotEEiSTf CHEZ II Iii oooo-.al.--$1,5s oo-a.
4-door gtyleline do luxs:
radio, heater, plastic COW
efS: low mileage; can be
purchased for as low rs
II oeiIIpfssiMxeoB1LE eiIf sixe - .$4s5
Sedauette. You can't beat
this one, for as low ~
S124 down.
Lot open weekdays. 8 an. TIL 9
pm. Saturdays and Sundays til
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
MOTOR co.
5000 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville
WA. 7200 4
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the Procurement Section, Ma
tional Bureau OF Standards, $40
11th st. NV, Washington 25, 2; e.,
until 2 pm, December 21, l949,
and then publicly opened for sup
plying Recording and Playback Units
with Accessories, as described in
the specifications which may be
obtained from the Procurement Sec
tion, National Bureau Of Standards.
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SOME PAYMENTS LOW
AS 81 PER WEEK

SOME PAYMENTS LOW
AS 81 PER WEEK
YEAR MODEL PRIcE
'48 CHRYSLER --$94
Royal" coupe, equipped;
quality car: $500 down.
Why pay more?
'4s BUICK --- $1,1s4
Convertible coupe; equip
ped: . quality car; $240
down. Why pay more?
'46 CHRYsLER --$ 1894
ssaen; IL ssi: ssSops1; ssoo down. . Why Why
pay more?
'46 MERCURY ---$8A
s,IaS,s Club coupe: aos: ssuipDsd; s9s6 sdxn
Why pay more?
40 FORD --- 1924
i,y n!v car; n,otss $3.50 down. Why
~ BUICK -- 1904
Sedan; equipped: q quality
car: $500 down. Why pay
Al OLDSMOBILE ----$994
4.door sedan. .sSd .ssaS1ippsd:
Why pay more?
ga ~yyx~xp Anox
Sedan; equipped; fine
condition: $500 down.
Why pay more?
~ MERCURY -- 1854
ssdsa; e. ssr. ssstSpsS; ssGG down. 4 WI; W.;
pay more?
AZ HUDSON - 1894
SoassIs's's ! aasilss e.f' sousi si5o ts"n: do~n:
Why pay more?
'48 HUDSON $1,O94
Sedan, equipped. A quail
p., Isy car, mors; 900 down Why
80 NASH 1894
Sedan, equipped. A aual.
ity car $3.50 down. Why
pay more?
~ KAISER 1894
Sedan. A quality car. $3.50
down. Why pay more?
40 PONTIAC ------$1,es4
Sedan. equipped. A quail
ity car. $500 down. Why
pay more?
- OLDSMOBILE ---.$1, ,994
Club coupe, Rocket en-
Hine, driven less than 100
miles. $4O0 down. Why
pay list price?
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH, 1949

Special de luxe, colors and equip
ment. Wv. tires, driven II miles
S1,595, $195 dn. e d H MOTORS
1921 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Cper
ewes. and Suns III
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BOWMAN'S SPECIAL

AZ sTUDEBAKK Champion 4-dr
sedan, a..,. ney .o tires; sood running
'47 sTUDEBAKER Champion, star.
lighsa Il. coupe r. and b" fos lishts
~ eTuDEBAKER Commander, star
ligat coupe, climatixer, $1,306.
'4s sruDERAKxR Champion a-ds
sedan; oyerdEtve, elimatiser. sriil
80 CHEVROLET 2-dr.; T., h., Se4b
40 PONTIAC 4-dr. Torpsdo "s',; r.
and h.. new rubber, ortstnal BLACK
paint. S496.
"a FoR2 Tudor. new paint and
"a CHEVROLET coupe: good run.
ming little car; S125.
Bowman Motor Sales
1880 Georgia Ave. NV.
Studebaker Dealers
IA. 1000
opsn Eyes. TIL . pm. Iii
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X. F. BROOkS, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court. - NO. 1882, Ad-
ministration. - This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. OF the
District of Columbia has. obtained q
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia, Letters Testa
mentary on the estate of Nellie
E. Fealy, late Of the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
legally authenticated. to the. sub.
scriber, on or before the 9th day OF
May. AID. 1850: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under its hand
this 7th day Of December. l949;
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON. D: c.. BY: SIDNEY
r. TALIAFERRo. Vice President and
Trust Officer tSeal) Attest: ELLA
A. BROWN. Deputy Register of Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. delO,1 7.24
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FINE TRANSPORTATION
Working Mans Specials
NOW. YOU TOO. CAN OWN A
CAR FOR ONLY $50 DOWN
Al PACKARD ---$394
Convertible coupe; soeedd
running condition. $50
down.
80 BUICK ------$294
Sedan, good running con-
tion. $50 down.
Al PLYMOUTH ----$394
Sedan, good running con-
dition. $50 down.
40 PONTIAC 1894
s,tIon. sssdon. sssd sso ds1nins aoTna con-
40 HUDSON -.. - 1924
Sedan. good running con-
dition. $50 down.
80 CADILLAC ----$294
sis1cn: ssaen. ssss sso aoan. doaninf con-
40 FORD 1894
Sedan. good running con-
dition. $50 down.
Al sTUDEBAKER 1904
Sedan. good running con-
dition. $50 down.
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont
MICHAEL ]. LANE AND
EUGENE F; LANE. Attorneys,

Columbian Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court. No. 74172. Ad-
ministration: = This IS to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District of. Columbia, Letters Of
Ethel Gertrude Hitz, late Of the
District of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to. ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated; to the
subscriber. ON Or before the 5th
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. SGiven
December, l949. GEORGE c.
CHRlSMAN. 1873 Potomac Ave. s, E,
fsealD Attest: EDITH A. DAWSON.
Deputy Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. delO,l7,24.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FRANCIS AND
PARSONS

YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD =
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
DEALER
Announces the opening
of our used car lot, 211e
Nichols Ave. Sc.
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cMkYsHaR Mai sGi 1s4s windsor; exc excel.
CHAPMAN. Msyhover GARAGE. 1905
ohhkYshkHk i Il Eli 1e4e sedan, equipped. .
Sss Sssliss mso.s s:F' sSeG VIZ f2sa May
cHRYsLER 1s42 sedan: raSie,
ass:ssr' sevn soP sssF1s: s$e' j. sirm, av.. snss
CHRYsLER Royal eonv. 1888; hand
s2R. GR:: ssad ssa', .oea ; ares. e. ssso
chAzsiEs aa sizs .s Town .s4 Country:
ssod dsesFo Ms. Z Rosin. BEA h HoToE 2ISa CO;
caRYYsLsR is4s New YORKER con.
ssS1s 5 ss s.:s ;s"s'''s,'
equipped; Z quality car: Ses4, 900
%H6tEsstsss Sss6 Nak 1'I I{7sf p'ia. si.d.asSuis
JEadssYsIERs jill s-ssSs; isss Royal sedan: Nh In.
sse9nadditioni s9ad clean sale o.so BY OWNER
e psTf ses eN ees sP'VR %.rm snsps
nj; ss75. cafl DO. 7467 or sT.
esS.saE e Ia s.s.s ss :'.ss sss. sgss osss
Ials Church area. whsrs the
sfKEE;E| 1. M9SPT1Sss. 9P1s5s 1901 west sfssd
CROSLEY 1947 sedan: new motor;
sasnsp. ss4s. fsssss RIsso So. SHsR'nSsssse41. Sss4
caossLEy s .sol ls47 zo2 2-dr; @ sedan; szssl.
s}ss.s:ss,s S}ssSu sqfoas' q ss s's' n p :4s "a
De SOTO ii club coupe; don't miss
this barssin; S495. Open ewes. and
Sundays in the great Fails Church
formed. BROAD STREET MoroRs,
100l West Broad ST., Falls Church.
DE SOTO 1882 4-dr.; original paint
earage kept: one owner; needs nc
a HUGHES, 7614 Ga. ave. GE
DE S0TO 1910 4-door; black; clean;
fne mechanically: sconomical trans !.
gSSEzs,HsiSa; gSz H.sn. oIl. Beg; Soaef adeRE1NYgfAs
DE SOTO 1941 2-door; orig. black
hntsh; hsateri low mileage; very
clean. An unusual car at q IN,
usual price; only $6e6. QA1BNWAY,
1o7 Maine s.w. p1. 7026. Ill
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FORD 40 Custom club coupe "s":
T; and b.. . perfect gar for the
ewes. and Sundays In the great
Falls Church area. Where the
pregma.ss. y gsrferwsA; MI RRoAp BOA 2
rSRb 81 s.Ils ehasGah4 sa 4.dr. sedan; Ill fray
r. and h., 8. c., very clean, only
flower MofoRs. INC. I12o 18Th
st. NV. RE. 4232. liz
FORD 1o41 Tudor sedan; mechani-
caliy Al; tires good, interior clean:
only S395. MAYFLOWER MOTORS,
INC, 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 4232.
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DRIVE these cars away In 10 min
utes, cash or credit.
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39th 29aa st. tbetween L and M. ma.
HtuHDssoN 1s4s sedan; equipped A
Why pay mores AUTO WHOLE
sALERs, 1871 Bladensburg I'd, II.
HUDsoN HS5nsSSs 1s4s Commodore "sd 4
81 Shift sdsn Custom Taao .nd Ssss1
many other extras; new-car cond.;
s1ass. rA9l s9l kRos.. a5siSS; nc, o1ps. Is.
MOBILE. 5220 Wis. ave. NV. 'Wo.
HUhDSsoN 1s4s Commodore "s' 4-dr. ;
$3.50. Can be seen at Shell Sta.
ton, 4l4o Georgia ave. NV. III
sss.teh eg ssS sssi' MogRIs fH ps.as Htda ri
HUDSON ls47 convertible coupe;
equipped: 4 quality car. 1904, $50
doEn; Why pay more? AUTO
v WHGlEsAdERS' }I s.ssaS 1871 sladensnurs
HGDsoN '0i 1915 sedan: GOOD running
ae,i.ss wHoLssALERs. & Psi 1sS 0pH siadensSurs SD
HUDSON 1877 convertible coupe;
equipped; 4 quality car. Sse4. $3.50
SSEo EorsaRs. Mhx Day y7s1 noEss sisdeasSur2 aSn9
HUDSON 1916 sedan; good running
WHoIEsALEss. Yss1 siadensSurs
HEDs6N 1913 Commodore "e'' club
covers. beaut: bronze nnish; 81 ,2eS.
e1orsK GO: a:x. M%4TCoRsg6 %C: Rsg6oSS. 300 wt.e1nf'in
HUDSON S5i 1915 ,.ssa: Ar. .sss.pp.d; s T., 4
Why nay moref AUTO WHOLE
sALHRs. 1871 Biadensburg I'd. Ii.
kzissHH. szIsaHH. 1s47 sedan, A quality va car:
ag sase WaofsssRs fssa Ma, Pas Pas1 masss b.
dsnseurr r. sd;; Ii; s.ssoo. .,,,. .15
1879 '1s9 'WaoffgsaxKs fisa Ma, Pss 1881 sss' ss
densburg rd.. Ii. $4,000. -15
LA SALE 1899 4-dr.; excel. cond.,
| S700 or best offer. Phone GE. 154S.
LINCOLN late 1e47 4-dr, black se-
rR drae s1isa sat.risee saes s1soo go IN sso
LINCOLN 194s "121" 4-dr. sedan;
fully equipped, incl. overdrive, rich
green finish; appearsnse snd Sond;
" " SSrSsksss ssss BE- 'Ss iiss ffsA'sSeH1s fs'S ( 1s
LINcoLS nai In 1919 Cosmopolitan; like
new; an sxtras; ,g98 cash q
loH terms. CENIEAL MOTOR
AAdhEe; M retail at wholesale PRICES.
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delphis ave. sH. 5000, Silver Spring
PAckARD sSkais sie5. 1856 rs5" club sedan;
,,i. h,ater and dsfrostsr ets d5 driven very
teed; $3.50 down, S65.14 monthly,
low-rate. bank financing. Buy from
2 reliable new.car dealer. CAPITOL
SH. 5000, Silver Spring Packard
facKARD 1s4s 15o-h.p. de. luxe
slectromatic clutch, oyerdrive, radio,
heater. defrosters' white side tires.
Sssses sun xso ariysn s pr yss. ss
S2.69b, low-rate bank financing.
Hay HapI troT rn selisRls cpsw-sss sss dsslsr Is.
.saard S:lInia ays ps:IsTH 81. seoo' silver sprtns
FACKAkD 81 sedan; this is salts
factory st5sn tt55esnspostation and ready
days in the great Falls Church area.
nRoHp Mss5a sas srRg RGEHPi'iM MrosEs osEssfornosSd 1881
West Broad ST. j.. Falls Church. vi vi
PACKARD .194i conyertibls coupe;
dssa dssa faap1es AHTo waenARs s9Rslissai ssss
Bladensburg rd.. II, 3-s800. -15
PACAARD Ia l941 4-dr. sedan: Yer. very
ped with r. and b.. new SIP covers,
Owner must sell; out Of work; $6e5.
raokaaDS aoi siaf0S1, i,e47 Clipper "s- .aa sedan;
two to choose from, both have
radio and heateI;, S1,296. HALEYs'
INC. Packard, lao goth st. (be,
rfEsGE 1fEEfsn L asRRa6R 81 sA 20 1sos &c.,; eG 9ooS
sonda slean; S176. or best ef1sr'
pL9MoGTa MefSr 1s41 sedan: good run n
A94fo 19f 'GRfIe,Ia WaofsAs fass ssa iss1 dGsa BIZ:
densburG I'd. II: 3-Ss00. lis
PLYMOUTH ls41 sedan; .food run
aUFo a19f 'Gaa1s'Ga ss ~ ~, aGHn: Biz.
rGYMoGhH asYhsSoSGfah I'll is4s - soss sssGo1 1se7 miles:
barEain st 81. .s6s, S296. down. JACK
rIXMoSTh aSfa fss 1889 4-dr.; s;ei rebuilt 1913
Dodge motor, new tires,. r, b., ex--
csp cles1, nst IN ar snd 9ut; s959 Or oeSf
sses aod de4s saSs soape or 01ass ne
TKAt Moron SALES, retail 81
wholesale prices, 1926 Conn. ave.
PLYMoUTHi 1s47 de luxe 4-door;
shiny black; in perfect condition;
sYsrantssd; priced pgn for wsI Syiek ssls; M6
!;ss:s s:s ;s:;' ~; ::.:::
rsYnoddra e astd Il Il B.; se:el.l d. luxe 4a..
G,r.snnd5 snd 3: asi::,sssI nsy paint '00' Fl go
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-03
MYlar's Cops Jr.
Bowling League

Mylar's moved into undisputed
first place in the Active Club
Junior Bowling league by win
ming three more points and los
ing but one in last Saturdays
bowling tits. Lantor's moved up
into second place tie with the
Kanteen and Bailey's remained in
last place.
Lantor's led In the three game
totals with 1867. Mylar's was Sec
ond with 1924 and the Kanteen
took third with 2447. In the team
high single games, Lantor's led
with 983, Bailey's was second
with 885 and Mylar's third with
854.
Lonnie Wilson won three game
total honors with 389 and was
closely followed by Don Wilson
who tailed 371. Rex Ryno was
third with 358.
MYlar's Shoe Store
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ganization and growth of the de-
partment, until it is now estab-
lished in its own building next to
trict has been expanded in the
The court house in Pasco.
He said the work of the dis
same ration as the population.
Benton county school enrolment
AS comparison he stated that
Benton county school enrolment
in 1912 was 3051. Now that fig
ure has grown to 1926.
The expanded population has
resulted in the stretching 70 the
breaking point of facilities such
as sewer, water and power SER
vices.
A further example Of the ex-
pansion Of the work Of the
department was revealed in sta
tistical comparisons. In l943 the
department spent 81 1857 on tuber-
culosis, In 1913. $22,6ss. In ls47
the department made zoos sani-
tary inspections. Last year 8155
were made. Hopkins said such
campaigns Is the tuberculosis
seals and the March Of Dimes are
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Play SunnYside
Here Friday

The Kennewick Lions will have a
full program this coming week as
they take on two strong contend
ers. Friday night Kennewick will
be at home for the Sunnyside
Grizzlies, only conference team
to beat the Lions to date. The
Kenn-Hi quint will be out for
blood, and the battle will be a
deciding one. With both teams
tied for first place in the lower
Yakima Valley, the winner of
Fridays game will, in all prob
ability, settle at the top of the
heap when the fighting's over
February IL.
Kennewick will entertain Rich
land next Tuesday, another tough
game. The Lions e Iged the u
up in Richland by one point, but
the Bombers are definitely the
giant-killers Of the league, A role
they assumed after handing the
Sunnyside Grizzlies their only set
back.
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Lions Win With
Last Quarter
Scoring Spree
BY TOM WALKER

Courier Reporter Sports Editor
The KenneWick Lions put on a
fourth quarter rally TUESDAY eve
ming to overcome a viewpoint
Pasco lead and beat the Bulldogs
n to II before packed crowd
in the Lion gym. The Lions trail
ed for three quarters and then
held the Bulldogs to couple Oh
rec throws in the final canto as
they went on a thirteen point
scoring spree that nerled lnem
the victory. It was kenneWick's
second win over the Fasco team
in as many games in TINS years
conference play.
don Cooley, Lion forward, took
scoring honors 1or the evening
with tive tiled goals and one ice
-u1 suso oqM 'sYoo1d uoQ Mo1u4
to the game early in the first per-
iod, garnered four from the floor
and two charity shots for ten
points
1t was anybody's game all the
way through and neither team
held a commanding lead unl.l
KenneWick's final burst.
Don Cooley aunked one in on
the opening play to give the Lions
a brief 2 to o edge. Scott Milne
pushed up a tip-in to move the
about Is feet out and Cooley
tied it up with a swisher from
Lions back out in 'front.'. Dick
Shultz knotted the score for Pasco
and George Black put the Lions
mo1d y o. 9 ae u!eSe 9uoIJ vi ano
here on until late in the second
-sue5 s.oosed SEM !! '1e1IenE
Bailie, Milne, Perry and VIM
ship combined talents to build up
to IL first quarter edge for
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be a more rapid increase in popu-
lation in the next years.
Most of the new people work
at Richland and Hanford, he said.
That is not true of the residents
of the city. The income level is
about $500 per family per year,
the report showed. This is higher
than for the whole county but
below average incomes in Spo-
kane and Seattle. Income is about
the same for old and new resi-
dents.
Most people are satisfied to
live here and that is especially so
among persons who have been
here five years or more. Eighteen
percent of the persons here less
than five years want to leave and
Fifty-nine percent of the people
plan to.
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not be exact but they are close,
the source said.
Biggest difference between the
parties was over the distribution
mains, it was said. The city placed
value of about $l68, 200 On these,
whereas, the PIP & L counterei
with a valuation of S230,00U, a
difference of about $62, 900. Anoth-
er substantial difference existed
on the. values each Iced o. :
wells, the city setting a figure
bout $4,000 below the valuation
of the PIP & L. .....
Meanwhile, TIE city was wait
jig for a report On the earning
capacity of the Kennewick lrri-
gstion district system. This will
have bearing on what the city
can pay and what it can borrow,
councilmen said.
The council has said that If
the two systems can be purchased
IT fair prices. they will combine
them and operate the two systems
as one.
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PAGE FIVE

interviewed in Kennewick and
vicinity said they were satisfied
with the housing and II was very
good. But "a percent said it was
only fair, and some said they were
not satisfied.
As to water supply, AZ percent
thought IL was satisfactory, 20
percent very poor, % percent
probably not good, and seven and
a half percent had no ideas on
The water situation. Sixty-one
percent felt that sanitary condi-
tions were all right. Most per-
sons felt recreation facilities were
not satisfactory and their ideas
on what should be done covered
a wide range. But the attitude
on recreation for youth was less
favorable.
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extremely valuable in health
work.
He urged citizens to visit the
new health department building
which houses medical and admin
istrative services. Vital statistics
for the two counties are main
tanned there.
The building also houses a mo-
dern laboratory where tests are
run on water, milk, blood, sew
age and other items.
The staff now has two nurses
and two supervisors, as well as
three sanitarians.
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nv lack It's CHARACTERS of
the Old west, and another is thar
I'm sure the younger generation
IS NOT going to the dogs, because
many of the city's leading citi-
zens chased those same dogs a
pit back in the good ole DAYS"
All this came about when I asked
Carol Pratt if he had ever hunted
sage hens.
Have I hunted sage hens?
Well I say I have" It seems that
Carols first game bird was-a sage
nen raised to a perfection in
flavor on Horse Heaven wheat.
1t seems as though Carol at the
age OF ten decided it was about
time that he ventured into the
classification Of big hunter, so
ne sailed forth well armed with
the family's double-barreled IL
gauge accompanied by the house.
holds pooch, which lacked the
recognized characteristics of a
bird dog, but was willing. Dog
and boy were wading waist high
in tall grass up canyon when
about fifteen sage hens got UNI
der way with their usual roar of
short flaying wings. Carol doesn't
remember whether both barrels
went off at once or not for he had
most Immediately assumed fore
ed prone position and the pooch
had suddenly found the house
more to his liking, but one sage
hen went down along with young
Carol and altho he shook with
fright all the way home, he had
from then on became ''hunter."
Speaking OF the west, Kenne-
wick also had its dead-eye shots,
and altho I haven't located a
"quick-draw" artist as yet I have
found an old timer who used to
and still can, I hear-drop a
rabbit with q 20 rifle when the
bunny Is at full gallop at a humid
red yards !. wait, perhaps you
have done that but do you
call your shots? Merle Bowers
now of Hover used to do just that
and tell you every time where he
would hit the racing jack. Anoth-
er trick Of Merle's was TO shoot
the heads off mAllards from a
motor boat WITH THE BOAT
GOING AT, HALF THROTTLE
Try that one some time tbut
not on the Snake or columbia).
r. Stafford win verify that story
Is he was the one who lost all
the money betting against the
shots.
One Jim Dodson In the ola
days was known as quite . horse
man and roper. One early even.
ing he, accompanied b. . friend,
was galloping up over the Horse
Heaven hills only 70 encounter Z,
large black bum who challenged
their right Of way. What does
big Jim do but lasso the bruin,
his friend Tipped another noose|
over the raging bear and with
the embarrassed animal Looping
along between them, rode On hoEne1
for . bear steak.
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divided into two parts:
1. The economic potential Of
the area.
2. What the people think, want,
and plan for their community.
The total sampling was Of 37l
houses in Kennewick taken at ram
dom In blocks in various parts Of
the city.
Paschke said 81 am pretty sure
that It was a fair samplmg."
The survey found that 81 per-
cent of the population can be
classed as new of the adult popu-
lation, that most Of these came
from the Pacific coast area, that
these are younger on an average
than the older residents. He said
this fact suggests that there will
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Black, Splitter
Top Scorers

George Black and Leroy Splitter
are atop the Kennewick High
School basketball roster in total
points scored in the even confer.
ence games played in the lower
Yakima Valley. Both of them
have scored 81 points and have
an average Of 81 points per
game.
Black and Splitter are also the
bad" boys of the team with 81
fouls called against them.