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Cambodian Operof ion U.S. Commanders Face Dilemmas Arrnrictn and VitrnamiM i ground forces hm bttn en: on In- wno tev- trtd Vittnam Wir for Aitxtirtd Prtti for Ms vltittd all op- trttlMul areii In iiMiitt situation. By PETER ARNETT Astoclittd Prttj Writer WITH TASK FORCE SHOEMAKER, Cambodia (AP-After only five days in the new war theater of Cambodia, American troop commanders are faced with two major dilemmas. One of them is military: Premature monsoon" rains have washed out an important forward airstrip, and tie hundreds of armored vehicles spearheading the American Ihrust are starting to bog down in some places. Political Problem The other is political: American ground troops who in Vietnam had trouble separating friend from foe among the civilian population now have a whole new set of problems in sorting out the Cambodians.

U.S. air strikes have partially destroyed the plantation town of Mimot. Villages are being burned. Thousands of civilians are fleeing for their lives. The imminence of the monsoon rains is of great worry' to operational commanders, the region on Sunday.

Tactical planners apparently hoped for another six weeks of cloudless skies, but two inches of rain fell Sunday just over the border in South Vietnam's War Zone turning the red clay to instant mud. Effort The armored force of more than 700 tanks and tracked vehicles constitutes the bulk of the American effort inside Cambodia. Vietnam's mud bis been a more formidable obstacle to American armor than the Viet Cong, and possibly because of the impending monsoons, American forces are dashing rapidly through the Cambodian countryside. This rapid movement is one reason why the civilian population has become involved. The Fishhook region, which the Americans entered because they thought it contained the headquarters for all Communist activities in South Vietnam, is only lightly populated.

Then the Americans pushed north to Route 7 and beyond, and now they are among rubber plantation hamlets and farms. Pattern Similar pattern of Vietnam is being repeated. The American troops are putting the torch to homes because they may be useful to the Communists. Livestock are shot for the same reason. Palls of smoke rose over of houses smouldered.

"I had orders to bum everything," said one' youog tank commander whose force had just driven through two hamlets aiid burned both of them. Less deliberate destruction is visible in the heavier populated area around the Mimot Plantation, up to a week ago the largest functioning rubber plantation in Indochina, Hipptni But the inevitable has happened to the sprawling town of Mimot. U.S. air strikes were ordered on the town because North Vietnamese troops were reported inside. American ground troops may be ordered to take the toTi, and this would mean more destruction.

American commanders Legal Help Wantri 19 blocked Route 7 in two places. One is at Firebase North, which the Americans set up about 12 miles up the road from Mimot. American troops riding helicopters range 20 mites farther into the country on reconnaissance forays. The scores of thousands of people in the operational area are caught between the Americans on one side and the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese on the other. Another factor is the Khmer Rouge, the Cambodian equivalent of the Viet Cong.

"All this action could drive Marine's Death Spurs Inquiry Into Acceptance Requirements LAKE WORTH, Fla. (AP) For four years George Girot was 4-F in the draft with a rheumatic heart and a crippled hand. Twelve days after he received a 1-A rating in a new physical a i a i he dropped dead of a heart attack at a Marine Corps boot camp. Girot, a Marine for six days, was to be buried today. The handsome 22-year-old youth joined the Marines after he voluntarily took the new physical, passed it and became eligible for the draft.

His mother, Elizabeth Girol, said he took the examination after four years of being unfit for military service. He wanted to learn a trade and figured the Marines would best chance. give him the He did not detail his medical history on Marine forms at the Parris Island, S.C., training camp, authorities said. His death has sparked an investigation by Rep. Paul G.

Rogers, D-Fla. "Something like this should not happen again," Rogers said. Girot became 1-A April 17. He then enlisted, and shipped out for boot camp April 24. "He told me he wanted to go into the Marine Corps rather than be drafted," his widowed mother said.

"He couldn't do many push-ups, he couldn't even jog around the block without getting out of breath." The young soldier spent his first three days at Parris Island in routine processing. Last Wednesday was his first day of basic training, and he did pushups and sit-ups with the rest of his training company. On the way back to his barracks he collapsed and died despite mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and heart massage, the Marine Corps said. Mrs. Girot said she later received a letter from her son, mailed the day before be died in which he complained of feeling sick when he participated in regular morning drills.

"When he complained, he was told to get back in line," she said. "Ai! they want is a warm body. They 'don't listen to the kids today. We can't bring Georgic back, but maybe we can save some other boys." Capt. M.

R. Arnold, a Marine spokesman at Parris Island, said the husky youth had not complained about his treatment and had not mentioned his disabilities. Short Circuit Probable Cause Of Apollo Blast the Vietnamese population ol the rubber plantations into the ranks of the Viet Cong and the Cambodian people into the arms of the Khmer Rouge, unless we take special care," commented one knowledgeable observer. Major problems of identifying and feeding refugees can be expected to shape, up in the near future as U.S. forces push farther into Cambodia.

More American forces are reported ready to go into other border areas, and they will encounter thousands more Cambodians. Dutrocfion Exptcfid More destruction can be expected, particularly if the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese continue to occupy Cambodian towns on the major highways running near Vietnam. The American and Vietnamese troops intend to make full use of their vast firepower. The- Vietnamese troops are eager to push deeper into Cambodia. When Lt.

Gen. Do Cao Tri, commander of the biggest Vietnamese task force, linked up with the Cambodian army at Svay Rieog, he offered to push on through to Phnom Penh 100 miles away. The offer was not accepted. The Americans might be similarly tempted to free other Cambodian towns from Communist occupation. But they might be swamped in both mud and people.

Weather FIVE-DAY FORECAST By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Western Washington--The extended outlook through Friday is for a chance of showers along the coast Thursday, spreading inland Friday. Daylight hours should be a little cooler, with high temperatures in the upper 50s and in the 60s. Lows should be in the 40s. 14 hcurs to 4 a.m. Monday Pacific Northwest High Low Pr.

Bellingham 69 45 Boise 81 56 Centralia Chehalis 79 44 Hoquiam 79 53 Olympia 74 -Omak 78 37 Portland 82 52 Seattle 73 51 Spokane 75 46 Vancouver, B.C 63 46 Walla Walla 80 52 Wenatchee 80 -48 Yakima 80 42 Alaska: Anchorage 52 34 Fairbanks 51 32 Juneau 49 36 .07 THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE High Low PC. Albany, cloudy 60 41 Albuquerque, clear 75 IS THE SUPERIOR COURT Or THE STATE OK WASJUSOTO. 1 TOR IEWIS COUNTY IN THE MATTES Of THE Z2TATE or FLORENCE L. TOOTHAEZft. JiO.

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fOOAAKD Ptnotil Repreiccuuiti Mil UljMirj W. Loci Reid. Ctctnlift, With NORIXSUIST OLEOX. By E. Olsoa for Estate P.O.

Boi S4 tunic Ct it: WtlrrUa tUll April 30. 11; Uir 1TO. The Doily Chronicle, Monday, May 4, 1970 GENERAL ftrm bind wanted, -til MS-4741. 3ARBER wanted Mossyrocfc. BarbelMeavlcg, Ebop available now.

983-2356. SMALL Job. Repair plastered wall cracks and vail papering. 748-7492 aitercoons or evenings. Openings for licensed real estate salesmen and brokers, possible branch manager.

For farms, bcmes, land, recreational and timber sales. AUSTIN REALTY, 273-9923 day or evenings. Turn east at Tenino turn off from Interstate 5 and north on Berry to AUSTIN REALTY CHOICE location on Sclveljr. 4 Vdrooms, baths, basement, replace. Large yard.

Priced to li 748-4JJS, 7 p-m. lo 9 p.m. Kelp Wtd. Mole-Femole 20 A experienced nursing home cook. Full or part time.

Good wages. 735-9111. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. QTheQaily (Chronicle WANT AD SECTION Announcements Card of Thames 1 Lost It Found 3 Mortuaries Florists 6 Monuments Memorials 7 Personals-Spl. Notices 9 Transportation-Car Pools 12 PART or full Ume home delivery route.

Others earning KM hour. Repeat business wil I a Experience un necessary. Write Mr. Stetson, Box 23781. Oakland, Ca.

(4623. Agents-Salesmen Wed. 22 CAR AND TRUCK SALESMAN Immediate opening tor qualiHe mm. Previous sales experience eslrable. Excellent pay.

car nd expenses paid. Call Chuck rown for appoinlmnt. 748 1373. Brown Chevrolet Bulck Co Work Wanted lOTOTILLINa, evenings weekends. Call 73S-3927.

Lost Found DRESSMAKING. alterations 709 E. Locust. 735- SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) A short circuit in a fan inside a liquid oxygen tank is thought to be tie "most probable" cause of the explosion Humane Treatment Requested WASHINGTON (AP) More than 1,000 Americans, united in common concern over loved ones being held captive or listed missing in Southeast Asia, issued a renewed plea for pressure on'Hanoi for humane treataert prisoners of war. The- relatives of 1,500 U.S.

Krvicemen were among 4,000 persons filling Constitution HaU Friday night for a program billed as an Appeal for International Justice. They heard the founder of the National League of Families of American Prisoners in Southeast Asia, Mrs. James B. Stockdale of Coronado, urge "an Americans to let the leaders of North Vietnam know how they feel about the treatment of cur boys." She added: "A vigorous letter-writing campaign is crucial." Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, in a surprise appearance at the assembly also attended by astronaut James A.

Lovell and Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot, said securing the release of prisoners of war "is fundamental to our negotiating stance in Paris" at peace negotiations. "We shall never forget these men." Agnew said, "and we shaU never forget how they have been treated." Apollo 13 astronaut Lovell told the group the crew of the recently aborted space mission "has good reason to appreciate 1 the anxiety of "loved ones at home" for POWs and servicemen nisfing in action. President Nixon, signed a proclamation callins on citizens to observe Sunday as a national day of prayer for al American prisoners and sen- icemen missing in action in Southeast Asia. Apollf which crippled Apollo 13, the pace agency deputy adminis- rator said Friday.

George Low, the No. 2 man in fan motor within the oxygen tank. This fan is used to stir the liquid oxygen so that it will not form layers of varying pressure the National Aeronautics and and temperature. Ipace Administration, said an' Low said the investigation nvestigation team has nar- board will probably have a final rowed its search- to the short, rat noted, "I don't think any- wdy as of today can be positive hat was tie cause." Low said the review board investigating explosion on board he Apollo 13 service module IBS worked out this as Cie 'most probable sequence" of events: --A short circuit in oxygen ank No. 2 caused combustion in the tank; --This combustion caused, a rapid increase in pressure; --The pressure caused the ank to rupture; --Pressure thus released caused a panel of the service nodule housing the oxygen tank 'a be blown away; --And, as the panel was blown away, it hit an antennae which disrupted the momentarily.

The explosion caused Apollo 13 to lose most of its electrical and oxygen supplies, forcing cancellation of the moon landing and forcing the three astronauts tn rnove into the attached hnar module. Low said the location of the short has been narrowed to a report "about the first of June." Apple Fete Concludes WENATCHEE AP)-The 5Ist annual Washington State Apple Blossom Festival was climaxed Saturday with a parade of 148 units passing before a crowd of an estimated 100,000 persons. The four-day festival coincides with the time apple blossoms usually burst into bloom in the surrounding orchards. The parade passed under warm, sunny skies with astronaut Richard F. Gordon Jr.

and his wife as the grand marhals Gordon is the brother of Mrs. Herb Frederick of Wenatchee. A feature of the final day festivities was a full-scale scrimmage by the University of Washington Huskies footbaU squad. The festival was reigned over by Apple Blossom Queen Kim Koran and princesses Jane Drake and Gail Burgener. Atlanta, cloudy 59 Bismarck, clear 65 Boston, cloudy 62 Buffalo, dear 52 Charlotte, rain 73 Chicago, eioudy 72 Cincinnati, clear 61 Cleveland, cloudy 58 Denver, clear 72 Des Moines, clear 79 Detroit, dear 66 Fort Worth, clear 75 Helena, clear 71 Honolulu, cloudy 84 Indianapolis, clear 66 Jacksonville, cloudy 84 Kansas City, clear 81 Los Angeles, cloudy 94 Louisville, clear 61 Memphis, clear 68 Miami, cloudy 87 Milwaukee, cloudy 73 clear 70 New Orleans, clear 62 New York, cloudy 63 Okla.

City, 77 Okla. City, clear 67 Omaha, clear 81 5 Philadelphia, rain 64 5 Phoenix, cloudy 92 Pittsburgh, clear 60 Ptland, cloudy 58 Rapid City, cloudy 72 Richmond, rain 67 St. Louis, clear 74 Salt Lk. City, clear 72 San Diego, clear 91 San cloudy 72 Tampa, 85 Washington, rain S3 M--Missing, T--Trace National extremes, excluding Alaska, in 24 hours to 4 a.m. High 99 at Los Alamitos, Calif.

Low 19 at Roseau, Minn. 46 51 1.20 33 50 .11 42 48 .99 57 40 44 40 51 50 50 .33 77 43 60 59 60 40 47 74 49 .02 43 .01 54 .32 53 51 51 50 54 60 39 44 40 50 53 43 53 47 72 53 identity. 736-5854. LOST, black tan male Hound, Newaukum Hill area. 748-6309.

LOST, large white Sbeepdog, Cinebar area. $25 reward. 9362710. A knowing the whereabouts of Patricia Ann a i 11, please contac brother. Arthur Mandvllle, 16666 S.E.

Blanton, Portland, Oregon S7222. Lost or strayed several months LOST or strayed severa months ago while we were In California large Mac's female cat. 10 to 12 pounds, somewhere between Evergren Drive and Cascade Ave. Believed seen during the past few days. Answers to name J10 reward for her return.

Call 748-6417. Personalj-Spl. Notices CONFIDENTIAL help expectanl mothers, unmarried parents TJGN Agency Children's Home Society of Washington. 201 South 34th. Tacoma.

OR 2-3355. MARRIAGE and Indlvldua Counseling. Olenn Johnsen. Psychiatric Social Worker. By appointment.

748-7528, evenings ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Tuesday Saturday, 8:30 p.m Alanon, Tuesday 8:30 p.m Presbyterian Church, Centralia Call 736-5873. .03 .21 .17 COLD Wave, shampoo haircut, $5. Von's. 736-2251. STOP-LOOK-READ Periaanents, $10.50 up complete.

Haircuts $2. A Beauty Stlon. 1061 Market St. 7 4 8 8 1 3 1 Owner-operator, Thelma Ewing. OPEN MONDAYS TOO! Starting April 27th.

For complete hair care, persona service and budget prices. Centralia Beauty College, 217 So. Tower. 735-2111. CREDIT problems! Advice personal financial problems charge.

Call 735-3303. Busl ness Men's Credit Association ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, Mon 8:30 p.m. 979 Marke Chehalis. 748-4855 or 148- 85S9. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Alanon.

Monday closed, Frida open 8 p.m. 104 So. Kock Centralia. Call 736-5152 or 2735210. Hijackers Abandon African Flight Plans ML4MI (AP) Sky pirates, dissuaded by Cuban officials and British diplomats, abandoned plans for a forced flight to Africa and surrendered a jetliner in Havana Friday night The Boeing 727 of British West Indian Airways carried 60 passengers and a crew of eight "It look at bit nasty for a bit because the hijackers wouldn't let anybody off because they wanted lo go to Africa," a spokesman for the British Em- 'jassy in Havana said early to- diy.

"It took from 3:30 Friday afternoon until about 11:30 until they decjoed they'd better give up and get out of thai plane and let the passengers go." The British diplomat said he did not know how many hijackers were aboard the trijet plane or how they were armed. Joseph Denicola, manager of North American stations for BffIA, said the passengers and crew of the airliner were bussed to Havana hotels to spend the night. "I would expecl thai Saturday or Sunday they would be oa their way in the plane," the embassy official said. Havana Radio said the plane's departure would be delayed because of trouble in one of its engines. The hijacked plane was BWIA Flight 400 from Kingston, Jamaica, to Miami and on to Grand Cayman Island.

Hijackers forced it to land in Cuba at 4:36 pjn. EOT Friday, however. Legal Notice ABINDONED VEHICtE SALE rcris Pn'rle Asto Wreelm J. 1170 Time: Kooa Vchlclfj. PiZKtt Lie.

ISJi 343P7J7SO dr. htp. FORDS PSAIME AUTO WRECKERS R4. Wisi SSS31 i.H. ARE you living with a sever drinking problem? II so, dia 735-5997 or 262-3674.

FOR septic tank pumping sewer rotter service. Call Lee' Septic Service. 743-7902. 24 YEAR old 736-M45. boy wants EWING, ladies' and girl's ery reasonable.

Call 'LOWING discing, Cen ralia area. 735-7139 after 3 p.m MACHINE quilting. Quilts tc rJer. Bedspreads quilted. 736- 26J.

TRACTOR for hire, wit ototlller. Preter south Chehalis 48-6579. 7 A girl a ummer baby sitting job, In. Call 295-3613 Vader. hehefii Hornet 51 Formi For SoU BEDROOM Weal 117,500.

2313 16UX teballs. Call 148-4770. A I large, 4 Mdroom home, good location, 691 Cascade Ave. Call 748-72T7. BEDROOM Urge borne, witi basement and fireplace.

800 down, Terms. Will onslor discount for cish. See 1105 Di vision Cfcebails. Call owner. Olympia 10 ACRES, 1 miles east ol Teniao.

bedroom 1500 cirwted. firenUce, utility room with hill dining room. Urge bedrooms with closets. Cause, Urn, corral. Addltlor-ii Jjnd arttUbte.

Jtt.500. Take smsu true as Asva Garment 37S-70J3 evtnlcgs calr. Butineis Property 60 BEDROOMS, double gange. pitlo, furnished above garage. Close to schools, grocery stores.

Assume (arm home loan 5Vi per ent Interest. ToUl price, i 15 0 0 745-7720 for ap- xalntment. or reel ft Industrial building. See at 13U OiJord Ave. Call WA 7-1823 Tacema.

Other Real 3 bedroom ranch style borne. Fireplace. 2 car garage. City water. Located south of Chehalis on i acre.

$21,200. Close in Chehalis. Lovely carpeted 3 bedroom home on corner lot. Fireplace, birch kitchen, French doors to patio, workshop. $16,500.

Small acreage miles from Chehalis. Modern 6 home. Fireplace. Small barn. $22,500.

RAY CLARK Real Estate 786 Market Chehalis Call Eve. 262-3540 or 736-9547 Other Homes For Sale 52 3 BEDROOM home, carport, utility room, acre land. $6,800. Packwood 497-563S after 5 p.m. Real Estate 1030 Market Cheholis Dial 748-3106 Spacious Rooms Here Is one of those charming, gracious homes.

3 bdrs 4 family room with wet bir, fireplace, baths. Many more exciting features so call today and make your private appointment to see 3SO Price $21,500.00 End of the Line The owner of this 1 bdr. home says SELL IT! He has come down lo $6,500.00. Call and let us show you this bonce. Ask for No.

363 1 4-5 ACRES, 4 bedroom, one floor, all electric, spring water. 736-9511, 9-5 p.m. NEW home for sale, 3 bedrooms, batru, fireplace, finished double garage, family kitchen, utility. Close to shopping and schools. J19.500.

Call 264-2541. painting Interior, ex erior. Carpentry, roofing. 50 mile radius Chehalis. 7456437.

HOME Beautlflers -painting, landscaping and odd obs. 273-9974. A immediate possession, Ideal for retirement, unfurnished, all electric, city a built-in appliances, paneled, carpeted, 2 bedrooms, tllity room, double garage, 60x130 lot. Mayfield Lake Cowlitz River 3 miles. $12,500.

2500 down, owner handle alance at 8 per cent. 748-3166. MEN'S hair stylist, have tmder Roffler Nor- Men's Hair Stylist's wants full Ume employment, Cer.tralia-OIyr.ipia area. 273-5844. Financial BEDROOM home, two baths.

a Adolphsen's Real Estate, 748-3106. HOUSE well furnished, I torles. two baths, three a ledrooms. fireplace, circulating gas furnace and range. Large Karage.

Corner lot. Call S64- 542! Toledo. Business Opportunities 30 nvestments 31 nsurance 33 iloney To Loan 15 Money Wanted 36 Real Estate Loans 38 OPPENISH. Washington 4 edroom house, or trade for mobile home or acreage. 262- T412.

Acreage Business Opportunities 30 WESTPORT. 1 1-3 acres, good camper setup, outside shower, restrooms, garage, 12x60 trailer. 273-5034. TWO 60x30 comer, view lots, icFadden Park, Chehalis. City water, sewer.

$4,000, $250 down. Jim Fetra. 748-8855 days, 7483731 evenings. IN Pe EU. Wash.

400 ft. of hiway frontage with 5 trailer spaces and new mobile home. Sell or take trade. 736-9471. Investments 31 45,000 REAL estate contract.

$1,000 discount. Dial 273-9225. A SAVINGS account at Centralia a Savings maximum ratcc while helpln; your community prosper. Cal 736-3363. RESTAURANT on White Pass Highway 12, Handle, good location, sale or lease.

Fischer. Real Estate Loans 38 FUNDS presently available to purchase improved real estate contracts. Need description, a original amount, balance, monthlj payment and interest rate. Reply Box 250, c-o Dally Chronicle. Schools-Instruction ADVISOR Can help you in all matters of life.

Call 491-5040 Olympia. Employment Baby Sitters-Child Care 16 Help Wanted Female 18 Help Wanted Male 19 Help Wanted Male-Female 20 Agents-Salesmen Wanted 22 Work Wanted 24 Meetings 10 Private Home Care 14 Music Lessons Other Instruction Schools Special Classes Camps Special daises Baby Sitters-Child 16 i BABYSITTING, my home. Dial i 736-6067, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. MIL ros BIDS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN till ti city Ctrt of the c.t/ ot itttd CK2 hear CEP No. TWA ct o'clock Vtj 1J.

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8646171. LINDA Wagner's Talent School Tap.ballet. modern Jazz, Hula Tahltlan technique, ballroom 735-7370. Reol Estote CentraUn Homes For Sale 50 Chehalis Homes For Sale 5 3ther Homes For Sale 5J Acreage 5- Farms For 55 Beach Summer Homes 5i Business Property Other Real Estate 6 Real Estate Wanted $4 Cent. Hornet For Safe SO CERTIFIED child care, home, day-night.

735-5074. my EXCELLENT care. 4 years aid older, my home. 735-4113. Help Wanted Female 18 WIDOWER wishes housekeeper, 50-70, live In.

John Stajduhar, 926 Florida. Chehalis. VASDA beauty counselor offers you an exciting opportunity. Way cot be prettier? Call Arlece Bickel. 748-S063.

GENERAL housekeeper wanted. Monday, Tuesday and Frldty. Must have transportation. Approximately 6 hours a dy. Give age and references.

Write: Box c-o Daily Chroclde. 40 42 44 45 43 46 Eve. Cal! Herman Hatfield 748-7100 Aaron Shepherd Wannie Tupper Herman Adolphsen Heath (appraiser) 743-4667 748-4550 743-3106 748-4835 54 ACRES, i clear, 10 miles south of Chehalls. half mile rom freeway. per acre.

S5000 down, $200 per month. Call "36-9794 748-6111. AVERAGE or.e to two tcre 3 miles from Ceotralii iVrite Norm Svtnth. 8620 Wtst 40th, Tacoma. 98466.

5 CLEARED acres. mile west NAPAVINE. 267-3382 5l 20 ACRES, wooded, Pond, between CenlraUi Olympia. 5 miles off freeway. J13.000, JO per cent down.

337- iOo3 evenings. Farms For Sale 56 60 ACRE farm for sale after 7 p.m. U5-3333 110 ACRES near Onalaskj. $375 acre. Also good home and 10 acres adjoining.

985-2475. MISS YOUR CHRONICLE? DIAL YOUR NEWSPAPERBOY OR THE DAILY CHRONICLE OFFICE BEFORE 6:30 P.M. 748-3311 736-3311 RETIRE IN S.MVELY in very attractive 2 bedroom Attached garage, furnace beat, hardwood floors, pleasant neighbors and retiring price of only $15,500. MILE OF RIVER borders this beautiful 94 acre farm just 30 minutes from Chehalis. Lovely 8 year old home has two very large bedrooms, Ariiona stone fireplace in 15 21 living room, big country kitchen and separate dining hardwood floors, carpeting, forced air furnace in part basement well maintained and top quality throughout Two car garage has insulated room for fruit from 15 trees.

50 60 barn and 26 40 machine shed, good fences and there's road frontage on 3 sides to allow for development. SSO.OOO and owner win carry contract. R. E. BreXer.

Real Estate Market at 10th. Chehalis 748-3322 Evenines Dial Ted and Svlt King 262-3526 Jean Senk 748T63 Loti Acreage 54 1202 So. Gold-Centi alia Dial 736-9977 NEAT AS A PIN This 2 bedroom home be 4 bedroom) completely redecorated, new kitchen cabinets (Birch). Small yard but large garage and storage area. Owner is only asking S12.0CO with TERMS.

9NE OF THE LAST Unimproved properties, within 3 miles of Centralia, selling for only $600.00 per acre TERMS. Roberta Van Noy -Associate Broker 736-4480 Dici Henderson, 738-7257 LeRoy Oviatt, Broker. 73S-S63) Lots Acreage IN EXCELLENT condition older 2 bedroom home, steam heat, 2 cir gangs. UcOr 2 0 0 0 0 Reasonable dOTQ payment. carry contract.

515 So. Iron. 735-9347. TO SETTLE estate 2 ledroom on larger corr.tr lot, sandy loam soil. 73M463.

I BEDROOMS, large living room, family style kitchen, to wall carpets, custom Gartge. Patio, Urge landscaped lot. 1124 North Washington. 7357306 after p.m. drapes, gas forced air fumce.

1 BEDROOM, remodeled. 735-3732. completely llli Street. Call TRADE SWAP BUY SELL Through The Wont Ads RECREATION PLUS INCOME ttlwre else can you purchase a 10 acre lake bordered by 13 acres of land and a year around creek, where fishing and hunting are the greatest? Includes a two and four bedroom nome and a duplex all for $55,000. Ca3 today to see.

BARGAIN HUNTERS Grab your hat and Jet's go look at this 40 acres, 2 miles east of Centralia for only If you liie exclusion and sffll be a jump and a hollar from town this is it! Call today. 40 ACRES to call your own. Some cleared and some wooded. Nice view and owner would consider some trading for torae and 20-30 acres. Price is a low SCOFIELD REALTORS Centralia 736-7614 SCOFIELD REAL ESTATE, INC.

Gene Weaver ri3-5743 Tom Habersetzer JUHT766 Jack Nehring 736-2463 George Bright, Manager.