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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEVISION. Dumont. winthrop
model: knotty pine cabinet with
FM radio and phonosraph: reg.
$685.. now 1913. Easy terms. Open
evenings: YosT ELECTRoN1cs,
7034 Wis. aye, Bethesda. .27
RCA, Moto,ola Capehart and Cros-
ley. LEES RADIO & TELEVIS1ON,
904 Ellsworth dr.. Silver Spring.
TELEvIsIoN SETS UP to 4o% on;
2-year service on ali models Last
years models slashed. Many door
samples and demonstrators. Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
Open eyes. until 3. ROYAL AP-
Pt1ATcE fa i';; 4z06i;o g00i; 1911 Nichols ave-
TELEvISioN SETS. brand-new. latest
model model Scott de luxe table sets daEge
9400. JORDAN PIANO Co. corner
18th and. G sts. NV. Open Thurs.
TEIEvisioN. new. 1850 models only.
we have most of them for immed.
delivery. We make deals. cash or
terms. Open ewes. till 8. GARY
APPLIANCE CO.. 1915 RI. ne.
TEIEvisloN-see us for the nes,
pies at a savings Of SIS to Isl 81 50 q Oh
list. We knowingly will not be un-
PERsfE1Ns ske EIEcfR1e xsfFS 70 P1EL PpiEELAddE
ia Carroll ave, Takoma PIX Md.
SH 200, SH.. 1898. Open Mon.
rFnEyisfoS, ThqES s5s III famous make, 1s-in.
black tube. S"95. Can be seen at
10 4th st Sc 20
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LIONEL TRAINS
RAILROAD EMPIRE

Collection Of many years. Complete
sets, many Individual items, switches,
crane, signals; SUNDAY. lo-S Pm,
vile, Md, between Riggs I'd. and
Queens Chapel I'd. --.---.-----.l.---
LIVING ROOM-Mahogany 5-dresser
desk, $14.60; new sample. all. spring
construction studio couch, $39 30,
worth S79.50; new sample sofa bed,
$40. so, worth SS9.50; finest quality
new sample solid rock maple Z
drawer kneehole desk, $500, worth
Sl25; uew sample Governor Win
throa secretary desk, mah., $50 80,
worth S119.50; bargains in entire
store too numerous to mention. TAKE
Thursday till o, GREAT. RAPIDS
FURN. EXCHANGE. 907 9TH st. NV.
Elk. 8742. One of Washington's s
Y - and most complete used
furniture stores.
LIVING RM. SET. davenport opens
dbl. bed, upholstered chair; reason
able. Not new. FIR. 1874.
gold; excellent cond.; $150. ia.
LIVING i1StSg' ROOM SET, s-pc., in excel.
cond.. including covers, S140. FA.
1iRy I'M su.s.. n,;s: s,gs' $50 az5ss seedl-
Liv. RIM. SUITE, 3;ps,; coyers In n
Guided; reasonable. no. 04S9. --2g
LIV. RIM. SUITE, 3-pc. sleeps z;
needs upholaterins; SO. eau TN
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TABLE. walnut, and 4 matching
chairs, suitable. for dining room o.
kitchen; only SIS. 923 Shepherd
TABLEsL1 pair satinwood COM
modes sno excellent condition, reas
rABLEGIofH. hand-crochesed, lace,
52x66; new; $50; wonderful gift
or. 5000. Ext. 271. Room J-211. =
TABLECLOTH, hand-crocheted. ban
quet size, me thread. round design;
also crocheted place mats. Ii. 3-4724
TARNTsH PREVENTOR BY Rodin, 81
We also make unusual tewelry.
Your own stones may be used IN
the creation of new design:
Bring your work in now and avoid
the, holiday rush, Craftsmen in
RobIN sSEd si5Tss JEwEhs rs sis.'nan sos 9t st.
Antiques. fine repairing.
Longines. Wittnauer watch agency.
TARPAULINs-Most sizes avail. 7l2c
Gu. So. IT.; interior paint IN al col
sons sss 81 E1 e PsT ss74 gal N FRANK &
TEIEVIsION, brand-new 1O-in. West
inghouse. complete with. inside an
tennae; cost $500; sell for $500
cash; must sell as cannot get per-
mission for aerial in my apt. AID.
T2HYGfESv1lsIoN - New 1850 models.
Cash s.r buyers see US .s! ior quick g deal |,
" 81; nv; Hudson 1900 ,-2s
1o-in: .!,... scrssn' sssn' 1zyr. YsT. fysaTr. BY RcA
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FURNITURE
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN

We get mdse. from owners
who do not care to have the
general public trample through
their homes. We get bargains
and sell bargains.
$500 twin Hollywoods, like new.
with headboards, both for $75;
Sl5U Mr.. and Mrs. blond chests,
perfect cond., both for S75; $l29
new hutch cab. wheat. $50: new
$l"0 buffet twheaU, $50: mahog
somnlete nsM sT5: S Ya bshla bedr,n 800
dressers, end tables, mirrors, din
cites, etc.
Save money and time. visit
The Little Store Around the
Corner" 2609 Gath NV, l
block west of Conn. of CAL
vert. Weekdays till 8. Sun.
90, 90. 1866.
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FILM DEVELOPING

Printing, enlarging Of black and
white, color -film: 7-hr; service.
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. (opp. Jus
tice DeptD Free advice.
FILING CABINETS, legal; letter, steel
wood; new. used: sac. To-day, CO .4S25.
week, 1112 l4th st; NV: Dl. 7SaS:
samples, all brand new, Flooroia.
FIoorola. reg. S135; now, So7: so.
oas r CLARK; k;Tssonsda' Tss $40 7nSs 0Sx SSs Wis.
ave. Bethesda. Open evenings. ~
FLUTE, new condition, with case,
ST5 TENDLER'S PAWNBROKERS
SALES, 913 D st. NV, ME. 9339.
FOLDING COT, has innerspring mat
tress, nearly new; kit. table: porcel.
top c501 18th st. NV, End floor.
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TELEVISION
COIN OPERATED

This machine will pay for itself in
a lair location in less than mos.
made for installation. Service plan
optional For demonstration call
VlDEO ENTERPRISES, IA. 1929.
RCA Victor console
combination with AM-FM radio, 81
So. in. screen, used / mo. Going
overseas. Will sacrifice. Call CHI.
1926. 20
TELEVISI0N SET, HalIicrsfters, ex.
celent condition: push tun-
ing. finch tube; S5s. WO. 110s. .
TIRES--Two 15x1 90 snow tires, new,
$3.50. DE. 621U.
TIRES. factory recond.. all sizes.
S3.45 ca; q mos. guar; used truck
tires. $685.. Open weekdays and
sun. TIL pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO, 36Ie Ga. ave. NV, RA. aabl.
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Piano. Cable-NelSon

ASSAAS1 S~SAN A>NA1~
Spinet, only / year old. just like
new COLONIAL PIANO CO., 637
D ST. NV. Ma. 1870.
PIANO. Won Sternberg, apt. size, full
SS-note upright, excel. tone and
cond.; 1895. EN-. 0437. -27
PIANO, mahogany, Marshall g. Wen
Sdlib SeII; yP5.Sht' 4Ss5Si with bench ~ go
PIANo-Upright, Hardman. $50. TU.
PiANo-Must sell apt. size, upright,
in excellent condition. Call WA.
Piano, ,aSe Charming spinet, in excel.
cond. Sacrifice for $3.50. Call KE.
Piano, Apt. Upright
in , a small piano; beautiful, new
LONIAL PIANO CO., 637 D st. NV.
Ma. 4s70.
PIANO, upright, solid mahog., apt.
size; in excellent condition. 1896
3lst st. Sc. No. B-733. vi. 6sl7.
PIANO. stien, upright, solid mahog-
afy case, prefect cond., $40. Call
PIANO. Estey mahogany, apt. grand
Al cond.; $3.50. SH. ST..
PIANOS OF several very reliable mfgrs.
A. %. to 4o.o discount of regular reg i,
terms; 2o,.s to 35as of for Goi = on9I. doTn'
PIANO CO.. 637 D st. NV, Ma,
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DESK - ANTIQUE, SOLID
MAHOGANY; GOV. WIN
THROP TYPE; S75 OR
BEST OFFER. CALL DU.
9151.
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SURPLUS
BUILDINGS
Ft. Belvoir. Va.
PREFABRICATED

And Other Types
EXCELLENT FOR HOMES.
COTTAGES. TOURIST CABINS,
GARAGES. BARNS, ELEMENT
SHEDS AND OTHER USES.
We mention Just few sizes.
Observation-Disclosures
9Xl2--1fx16- 16-2OX40-12x20
Priced Very Low For
Immediate Removal
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Living rm. set with slipcov-
ers, $50. 10. 3-5903.

LOUNGE CHAIRS. bed spring, mat
treSs, dresser; ABC washer. like
new. S35; lemon tree. it,. Ss
LuGGaGE, lockers, $3.50; trunks
sAWN sRoKERs t5sf seserf ExcHANaE dsq!Hz infi
9TH st. NV HU. 4545.
LUMBER-Short lengths No. 9 balsa-
wood, :, and 3 in. thick, &c to 10!
per block; large. quantity. SH: sl94 -
LUMBER, everything Irom A TO =
aUikEK bi9d aF KY LyMBHa BlIdse 1sIo "a Msaf
LUMBER-We now have the largest
stock of the finest framing lumber
from many wrecking Jobs. FLOORING
from S25 per M; 3-inch lumber sold
sao s9F the ner prize a acE Nv WRgRcEhd R5fsa from
BU1LD1NG MATERIAL CO: 4oos
MAGIC CHEF, 2O-inch apartment
size cooker, current model, used as
demonstrator; white porcelain, oven
nast. heat s0nr9 and iaeEce tay az oey
MANS IlS's0' Full DRESS sUiT: tails,
;!8 Sso shoEti ga IKE lSs4 new; cost $50; ask
MANS SUIT, SIS. and overcoat, $50;
spectively; condition good and excel
lent Phone Woodley :l9S,
MATTRESS. twin foam rubber; Eu-
reka cleaner. Sxl0 wool rug. other
furn.: Al cond. Gil. O7S6.
MATTRESSES. CO, twin, layer felt;
very good, clean; bought in spring
SIS for both. UN. 051S.
MEAT DISPLAY CASE, HuSSman
q IT., double duty; excellent condl-
tion: $3.50; with compressor. $500;
guaranteed. 500 down. GE. S5l L.
METAL SHEETS, stainless steel, alu-
mirum, copper, tin, cut and formed
to your sizes. GICHNER. Ma. 1870.
MICROSCOPE, Spencer, perfect con-
dition, 3 objectives. carrying case,
S75. OW. 2635.
MICROSCOPE, B&L. late model. with
mechanical stage, S115. TENDER s
NV, ME. 9339.
MOTORS-Up to 8 h.p. in stock. Sold
exch., rewound, repaired: large sizes
avail CARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. O224
MOVIE CAMERA, Eastman, Model 30,
case. 3 filters focusing finder, titler
and letters, like new, $3.50. 10.
$500.
MOVIE OUTFIT. smm Revere cam
era. keystone prof.. screen. viewer;
light meter: cases for camera and
MOVIE PROJECTOR-l6-mm Koda-
SCOPE. Model X; good cond., with
>~N' nSSvIvN rNAN m
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NU0sISH, va, = = n. =
MOVIE PROJECTORS

MOVIE PROJECTORS
Films. screens, splicers. etc; top
brands; easiest terms. Bargains.
Trade-ins. One-year guarantee.
Guide free. BRENNER, 933 Penna.
ave. NV Park free.
MULTILITH, suction feed; Multi
graph with motor and stand. type;
electric postage meter machine;
1BM electric typewriter. MA. 4O67
weekdays.
MUsKRAT. size IA: worth $3.50; will
sacrifice for S175: leaving city. CHI
OFFICE EQUIP. desks. chairs. files,
safe, add. mach: reas. Sun, CO
1925: wk., DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Immediately available. Lot or indi-
vidual items for sale:
Model 40 duplicator.
Model 81 mtmeograph.
Model P. M.-9 mineoscope.
Model 90 mimeograph.
Electronic dictaphone transcriber.
shaver, and soundscriber.
Contact. Supply dept, ALL-AMERI-
CAN AIRWAYS. National Airport.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

More people buy pianos from KITS
than from any other store in the
city. A fact we are proud of and
consider a remarkable testimonial
for the quality and value you get
in the pianos we stock. Before you
buy anywhere, don't fail to see our
display of pianos. A comparison
will convince you that it costs no
more to buy the best at KITS.
1880 G st. n.W .
Evening star., 1949-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, steinway Baby Grand, NAH.
saSe mos. ana s1756t n new oV SSna sds4 Sea os7
PIANO, Weber baby grand; hrst-class
condition; $3.50 MRS E. l.. BUR-
TON. l405 Kennedy st. NV
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S175; maple dinette, $50; other
items; cash prices. GL; 65so;
port, 500: piano, $175; chest Of
drawers. $40; dresserobe, S25; oak
buffet, S25; curtains, drapes, etc: !:
breakfast set. oil heater. MI: OIL.
FURN.-Amazing amount OF apt.
contents. Sofa, chairs, washer,
desks, pictures, rugs, tables, dbl.
bed, lamps, dishes, drapes, furn.
covers, cedar chest, sunlamp, radio
test. equip. 708 Flower, TAX. PIX.
FURN. - Mahogany bedroom suite
complete with Beautyrest mattress;
Duncan Phyfe sofa and wing back
chair with slip covers and match
ing drapes; broadloom rugs: 8x10,
9xl2, 4x7; misc, all furn. like new.
FURN.-No dealers; chairs, tables,
beds. cots. buffet, china clos, wash
er, ~irl's hicy.. grass rugs. RA. OOPS.
FURN.-couch and chairs. 2 roll
ton ton ave-, si TaE. PIX. Nd. sH. 1878.
FURN., Singer sew. mchn., $40; con-
sole radio. SIS; boys small bike,
$50. good cond. AK. 1880.
FURN.-Compl. bedroom suite, studio
couch and and kit. table and 4 chairs
FURN.-Apt.-size kit. stove. tables,
chairs, rugs, misc. Can be seen at
2244 Shannon pl. Sc. after Pm.
JN, l10%6,
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OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
$50 AM. TO 4 PM.
Cuyahoga Wreckingu Co.
Sales once Building R-2
9TH St. bet. Belvoir and Gunston Rds
FORT BELVOIR. VIRGINIA
Evening star., 1949-11-27

FURS, coats, Jackets. scarves. bar
gains that can't be beat. Unre-
muskrat, $50 so: red fox jacket, $40;
skunk jacket, SO; Bombay. lamb,
$500; fitch, $3.50; caracul, S36;
mink scarf, S42; silver fox, scarf,
$50; many others. Buy and save.
ROSSLYN LOAN CO.
Rosslyn. Va, CHI, $500
Evening star., 1949-11-27
PIANO RENTALS
PIANO

All types, monthly or for special
occasions; low holiday rates now in
effect. COLONIAL PIANO CO., 637
D st. NV, MA. 1870.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks. steel. wood; all sizes file cabi-
nets. bookcases. tables, lockers, add
ing machines; all priced reasonable
Free delivery. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP. CO.. 639 N. z. ave. NV.
OFFSET PRINTING EQUIPMENT,
10xl4. automatic. in brand-new con-
dition. with many extras; now in
operation. DE. 1888 after 12 noon.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

DIAMOND RING. lady's flne solitaire,
2h carats, platinum setting. with 9
smaller diamonds; unredeemed
pledge A real bargain at $500.
Also q lady's l carat fine solitaire,
set in yellow gold, with IA smaller
diamonds. S432.50.
ROSSLYN LOAN CO.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
FORMICA SINK AND
COUNTER TOP

Custom made; also breakfast sets,
kitchen bars and breakfast nootns
cal RA. $500. BETTER HOMES
AND KITCHENS CO.. 107 Kennedy
Evening star., 1949-11-27

ItCT IE10C1C11 I SI1CO
Brand new, popular makes and sizes
You can save 20T or more on most
brands. All In original factory car
tons; fully guaranteed: e. 2. terms
Ar DEp pCTETN'C
Evening star., 1949-11-27
PIANOS

The Jordan Piano Company has five
floors of new and used grands,
spinets, consoles and apartment up
rights; sll well-known makes. Cor
ner 18th and G SITS. NV. Open
Thursday evenings.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

PIANO, Mason & Risch, upright; nice
condition; $50. HU. 620S.
PIANO, Foster. medium upright: SO
in. high, 80 in. long. 20 in. wide;
good cond.; $125. TU. 5287.
hanU haTanv Ssise' case oaSy IN anu, or,einal ina
owner. WA. 6O40.
PIANO, York, spinet; looks and per-
forms like new piano; an excel.
value at 1885; $25 down. $40
monthly. KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
PIANO, Settergren, mahog., baby
grand. excel. cond.. $500. 10.
S-4969.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

OIL STOVES t2). one 2-burner Flor
ence, l Norge l4-inch pot burner
100 uou B .tu., prs q to sell. week
days only, 412 New Jersey ave. NV.
Ii. 3-4So0.
OIL TANKS. 275 gals. heavily REIN
forced. SEQ 80. BLOCKS, 3056 M st.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

FURNITURE-Lawso sofa in mus
lin, S11O: loveseat in muslin, S85.
Matching chair, S55.
Lawson sofa, unclaimed, tapestry, $50.
Modern chair, unclaimed, $50.
Army surplus pillows, ACC.
Fancy sofa and bed pillows, csc.
HCFFMANN UPHOLSTERERS g. IN
TERROR DECORATORS. Conv.
terms; I'LL 14th st. NV. open
ewes. til 9. rs
Evening star., 1949-11-27
PIANOS. GRANDS I

Special selection of fine Steinway
and Knabe grand pianos: all like
new and very reasonably priced.
COLONIAL PIANO CO., 637 D st.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
Wheat School Will Be
Held Next Wednesday

County Agent Frank Webster
announces the holding Of a wheat
school In the court house annex
In Prosser on Wednesday. January
10 beginning at 1000 am.
For the past several years the
wheat price has been high, yet
the price dropped almost a dollar
! bushel in 1s48.
Demand has been good and no
attention has been paid to the
cn-litv If the wheat grown. It is
anticipated quality viii be used
as bargaining factor beginning
" Iodo or 1850 when wheat sup
plies are more plentiful and sur
-.'.--as he-in to show. Mixed va
rieties will be locked, some Sc.
verely, Webster said.
Extension Aeronomist ]. l.
Chapman will talk on "Clean Seed
of Recommended Varieties" and
tell of the organization OF the
Continued on Page 81
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13

brance." Long ago the club had
established the custom Of light
ng the lamp Of remembrance. It
was . little old fashioned lamp
which hung on the wall and which
they applied q match to on speci--
Il occasions. Turning in her talk
o where the lamp had hung Tor
many years, she discovered the
lamp was gone.
BY whom it was removed, no.
body present could tell. But 1t wa
guessed that somebody had stolen
the lamp.
Mrs. Kent said land for the club
house was donated by John Rud-
kins of the Pacific Irrigation pro-
ject.
Members with perfect atten-
dance records for the past year
were Mrs. Frank Lampson, Nevs
Watkins, Mrs. Cox, and Freida
Smith. Mrs. 10 Reed announced
plans for the blood bank Febru.
airy Is to be held at the Methodist
church.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
River Road
People Will
incorporate


Residents of the 'eY" and other
parts of the River road took steps
at a meeting at the "Y" Tuesday
night ~ incorporate.
They adopted set of previous
ly prepared articles of a consti-
tuition which is to become the
foundation Of the new corpora
ton. Name Of the organization is
THE River Road Community
Council, Inc"
The area represented in the or
ganization is along the River road
from Richland to the new bound
aries of Kennewick. Forrest Provo
Of the "Y" was elected president.
Other officers are c. A. Nyborg,
Island View, vice president; Mrs.
II. L. Fisher, the "Y", secretary;
Mrs. Ravina Gross, treasurer.
Board Of directors: FLOYD Fut-
Continued on Page 81
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
Bunch Proposes
Cooperative Idea

That new standing city indust-
rial committee proposed by coun-
Gilman Fred Bunch at a meeting
If the city council last week,
should work In close harmony
with the chamber Of commerce
Industrial committee, Bunch told
he Courier-Reporter today.
The chamber committee hasn't
operated rs successfully as II
could with the cooperation OF O
-ten1ing city committee, said
Bunch.
Last week he brought the conn
mittee matter up and later said
the idea was to take advantage
Of the pool Of scientific know-how
that will be available in time
Continued on Page 81
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
Women Of ". Highlands Celebrate
38ih Anniversary: Old Lamp Gone

New residents of the West High
lands section last Friday afternoon
were given a glance back TO pi-
oneer days, at a meeting Of the
Highlands club.
Two members Of the club re-
viewed the early history Of the
club. which was celebrating its
38th anniversary. A huge birth
day cake was cut.
Mrs. Ida Rutledge, who was the
rnly charter member present.
said the club was organized In
1911. She has been a member
for 80 years. -. .a-
Those were the days when
horses and Luggies were still the
means of travel. Automobiles were
owned only by a few. The club
house was erected by residents of
the neighborhood. Each man put
in two days with hammer and saw
and each gave So for furnishing
the clubroom. Mrs. Rutledge said.
Mrs. Albert Kent spoke on the
subject "The Lamp of Remem-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
Welding Machine Operators Come to
Rescue 10 Thaw Out Frozen Systems

Firms who have been using
welding outfits to thaw out frozen
water systems in Kennewick have
been doing q land Office business
ever since the first cold wave.
: The Cecil Downey equipment
company In Pasco, which has been
operating in this area, rported
yesterday they had restored more
than 200 systems to service and
that most Of these were in Ken
newick and viciniy.
Frozen systems were a serious
problem until the welding ma
chimes started operating. Most
persons knew nothing about this
means of thawing out frozen pipes.
They went TO digging, and with
the ground frozen solid, digging
was hard going.
s With the welding machine,
equipped with long insulated Ca
bles, one cable is attached to the
pipe out near the meter, the other
to a kitchen or ballroom pipe, the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
IS Acres Ground
For Fair Certain

A 55-acre tract for Benton
County fair grounds became
certainty today as the fair board
snnounced the release Of IS acres
by the city of Kennewick for that
purpose.
Fair board members, chamber
OF commerce officials and city
superintendent r. c. Rector yes
terday surveyed the grounds and
it was agreed that the board
would submit a fairgrounds and
building plan to the chamber and
city soon for their approval.
The one new building which
was erected last fall will be moved
to the new grounds and a second
building will be erected I'm time
to be used next fall. A. c. Anon,
president Of the fair board, said
a domestic water line would be
extended to the grounds, and that
{ probably will be necessary 70
install septic tank because the
sewer trunkline is too far away
for an extension.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13

Juice" Is turned on and generally
In half an hour or less water be-
gins to flow again
Residents with frozen water sys-
TENS were glad 70 pay the $ or
slightly more which was the aver
age fee. Most Of the frozen water
systems were in dwelling houses
but some business water systems
also Were frozen. The new J. C..
Penney company building unaer
construction on Kennewick Ave-
nue. was one Of the business build
ings which had to have attention.
Several welding machines oper-
ated during the cold days in this
section and at least one HOUSING
project had its own. One victim
of the freezing smiled when pipes
were open and water started rum
ming and he said: There's only
one better thing to do than call
a welding machine operator =
dig your pipes down deeper next
summer"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
City Ice Skating
Rink Is Provided

City street and fire departments
yesterday started flooding an area
with water between the elemen-
tary school and the Irrigation
canal to Great an ice pond for
skating.
City Superintendent r. c. Rec
tor said all young people Of all
ages were welcome to bring their
skates and use the ice when 1t Is
frozen over. The rink will have
city supervision with checks to
be made by the police department
from time to time.
The area is 100 feet by 400 and
provides room for 100 or more
young pople at q time. The pond
will be next to Dayton street.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13
18th Solcns on
i2 Committees

The 18th legislative district
representatives win take an ac-
tive part In the work Of the
present session Of the Washington
state legislature. They were APP
pointed on a total Of IL COM
mittees, with one important
craftsmanship.
Senate appointments, according
to assignments announced by
Lieut.. Gov. Victor Meyers, In
cludes Stanton Ganders Of Bick-
elton on the following commit
tees:
Agriculture and livestock: cit
les, towns and counties; higher
education and libraries; reclama-
ton and irrigation; and revenue
and taxation.
In the democratic dominated
house, Speaker Charles Hodde Of
Colville, announced the appoint
ment Of O. H. Olson of Pasco as
chairman Of the revenue and tax
alton committee. Olson was also
named as . member Of the recla-
nation and irrigation committee.
c. C.. ICY" Miller Of Kennewick
was named to five committees,
most important Of which to his
constituents, is roads and bridges.
Rep. Hansen, democrat Of Cath
lamet, is chairman. Other COM
mittees to which Miller was
named are agriculture and live
stock; elections; liquor control and
military affairs.
because Of the demand for a
Columbia river bridge here, COM
pletion Of the North Bank high
way and other road demands In
the district, largest legislative di-
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