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Evening star., 1941-07-27

Bernard E. Emmert; .; 500 B st se. ..srd
Heights' Nd, the Rev william I. Nc
Crory
Gunter. 20 both Of iSoa 9TH ii st. NV.
ne Rey. a. 6 FOTste.
FaSh Esnds5sfs 5sfs A9'fS both o 4S Pd fsfmoR Mfa
william Paul Brenaeman Il; 1855 Hierg!-
IS. Bethesda. Nd; Nd the ;' Rev. '' waiter II.
William Gilnard, %. and Ruth Lee. -.
Edwin M, Flowers rs. Navy Yard. and
the Rev Freelsy Rohrer. - '''''''
Lawrence Claggett. %. and Rachel Eliza
bah Gssut{ G5ssut{ i, both Of il shsD court
Gilbert Lemuel NeTsOme, "a, and Kathryn
Mercer Host. Is. both OF Youngstown
wtIie 0hlq; 10Th. the Me1rs Rey EdTin H & Fuller
~ both OF 1880 4th st. s.w.' ths Re-
beth Estep % 95' both of 'HH HarFisb1rs, Mdg "a Pa
the Rev. Albert Evans
Theodore Ernst Kuhlmann, %. 1915 18th
St; NV and Valerie Franklin Colburn
3. Jackson Helshts Long Island, N. Y,
tne KEY Charles ". Wood;
Joseph austin Sewen 30; -: 42I: Lane
I32l st. NV; the Rev. Francis
ad hs9 RTsn % Robs4Ts a3o fresa6tl fSs59P aye
t3l2 Q St nv. the Rev. John Sadtler
John Clement Maurer; IL. -, and MARY
Pa; Jpdse Robert Mattinaty' i GTtt u H''''O's
Joseph Francis Bush. 2I. I7l2 4th st. nv
and Thelma Maria Bowie, 4. i0s 4tA
Eli Cleye Butler 2S, 900 K ST. ne, and
Ethel Clarice Schumacher, ". 254 !
charifs S sc0fy 9T sba the Rey Glenn Faucst
Mulhcan, -, both OF 2Ig Farragut ST
waIis, hiT' piif the ~ Rev Haskell s,, Deal
fsfd Fsnnie ei'man HRman % l&i3 80 81 NJ snd
the Rev. John F. Monroe.
EDWARD Harper Convers, "a New YORK
CITY and Helen Sheppard, 80. 1901 X
Albert Berman. 50. 1857 Alabama ave Sc.
and Paula B. Handler, 20, 1920 Whit
Marchei e s. DAVIS avis Y :ae 4s5 Es 4usp So TcR
.hs rRfS,0R RtS 4 Andsrson 5S oor'0r'"
st. NV; Judse Robert Mattingly.
esFs MOog 10 @ sh q s 55l nV Eued
=, s. NV; the Rev. Wilson Holder
osio. ST. and q. Mary lar Trfsse: sSe. %, Toledo
and Dorothy CIyburn. i9 s@7 5th St,
nv; the Rev. S K. Cockrell
Rutherford, 30, both of 1@q @i46 fFEfiT1 st. NV;
the Rev. s. X. CockreIl
Joseph P. Hipkns. jr;. ~. and Annabelle
M. Campbell, u. both Of 1900 ST
NV; the Rev Purcell Storey
Charles r. Martin, A.. and Elizabeth l.
GGhinn' =; both of Baltimore; the Rev,
Edward G. Clarke. 20. 313s Adams Mil
r. aaE DIX sRd st. cifeyn the M ReR s.@sTa
william W. Wood. 81. $500 14,h st. NV.
and La Verne NJ Benz q San Diego
john A. Keleher. h her S5. I a6o4 HT95' st. NV. and
Caroline B Goodman, "@, 2Oi2 o St.
Edmund r Graham, q. 1915 10Th st NV.
and Eldred L. Freeman, 2l, Fort Myer,
Va; the Rev. S, NJ. Erickson.
Willie Milton, 30, and Frances Wallace
Robert E. MattinFly.
Eueenf L Graves 80. 135 T st. NV. and
Mary v Winston. -. 1885 18th st. NV;
the Rev. E. c. Smith.
Edwin < Peterson; g l33 ~ lth , St ne,
sey aye Sc; the Rev. Martin w Hylsnd.
Virginia E. Henderson. 30 $40 Sth st.
ne; the Rev. Georee NJ Cumminss.
Donald A; swope 29; 9l6 10th St. ne, and
the Rev. S. B. Daugherty.
Donald j. Priddy, 70, and Ruby NJ; Rob-
erts. 81 both of 64l Maryland ne;
the Rev. Carroll e. Roberts;
Russell P. Martin -, Camp Lee; Va, and
Mary B. Bount. 20, 3ll9 18th st. ne;
william A Bsnister. IS, East Falls Church.
NV: the Rev. ]. W. .Ketchum.
Jack Fink. 26 and Sadie Askin, -, both
OF Baltimore the Rev. J. T. Loeb.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Births Reported

A. Albert and Nettie Alperstein, sirl
Grover and Louise Davis. girl
Marvin and Marie Duncan, girl
Samuel and Dorothy Kellamont, boy.
Jim and Eleanor Phifer, boy
George and Pearl Smith. girl
George and Lillian Van Wrinkle eIrl.
Purner and Medora Beach. girl
Frank and Audrey Doran, boy
Lawrence and Edna Hansen, boy.
James and Anne Mulroe. boy
Alfred and Hazel Scoville, boy.
Harry and Theresa Took, boy.
Fred and Lottie BaggottS. girl
David and Mary Crawford. girl.
BENJAMIN and Ernestiue Frazier, gil
John and Pauline Hill. girl
Thomas and Elizabeth Livingston. g.i
Maxwell and Mae Mitchell, girl
James and Catherine Patterson, sIrl
David and Beatrice Prince. girl
Lawrence and RoSalyn Smith, boy.
Brant and Mary Summers. girl.
John and Mary Wesley. boy.
Jeffie and lola Young. girl.
James and Bessie Brown. boy
Thomas and Catherine Fields. boy.
John and Anna Harris. girl.
RastuS and Helen Jordan, boy
WeStley and Lula Lynn. boy.
Clarence and Sadie Moorer, boy
Henry and Margaret Pleasant, boy.
Lewis and Ella Reed. boy.
Robert and Celestine Spencer boy.
George and Martha Taylor. girl.
James and Velena Whole, girl.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

the States lying between the Mis-
sisSippi River. the Great Lakes and
the Pacific Coast. He was trans
ferred here in 1924. and was with
the Department of Agriculture from
1882 to 1886
Mr.. Austin. who is also chairman
of the Standing Committee on City
Planning and Parks of the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations. to
which he has been a delegate since
1898. said he was very much inter-
ested in securing off-street parking
facilities.
There are many elevations" he
argued, that could be underground
garages either on one or two levels,
the top of which could either sup
port a building or be handicapped.
1 believe that it should be consid-
cred seriously"
He also expressed the wish that
there were depressed, high-speed
highways.
Trail Some Cities.
we NC SOb " liiOdCl SIlN
he said. I've been in every State
except three and some cities are
ahead of U.S."
Such elaborate projects. he ad-
mitted, would require some form of
Government backing Private prof.
ects should be encouraged, he con-
tinued, but they are not doing some
of the work of improvement fast
enough.
Mr.. Austin was born in 1884 in
Mexico. OsWego County. N. Y. He
has been machinist. engineer and
electrician On a number of con-
struction and power projects in
various parts of the country. He
has been a delegate to the District
Public School Association since 1885
and is a member of the American
Association of Engineers. of which
he has been local secretary since
tn0d.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Ben Hur News

Members and friends on Friday
will have an outing to Marshall Hall
and in the evening 40-mile cruise
by the Wilson line Representatives
from Baltimore will attend
Jack L. Menefee presided at the
meeting of United Court; Richard
A. Walker. Mckinley Court, and
Samuel Trupp, Victory Court, spoke
G. Paul Wilkins was elevated to cap
tain and Herman D. Fixsen, jr., was
elected keeper of inner gate Harley
R. Ashley passed the examination
for membership.
Victory Court will not meet on
Friday evening.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Deaths Reported

Fannie B. Harrell. 90. 6643 Western ave
NV.
Mary Robertson, 81. St. Elizabeth's Hos
pital
Mary Armstrons. so. 372O Upton st. NV
Rosalie Hardisty. -. Providence Hospital J.
George c. Pumphrey, %. Garfield Hospitsl
artSiir re~s,soS 60 HAVE fnr aaaS
Pete Zurich. "a Gallinger Hospital
Edward w Juneau. 81, 1905 North Capitol
Lawrence H. Carey, As. 44f0 Illinois ave
NV.
Mary E. Horton. A Gallinaer Hospital
Clara B. Merriam. Al, 4915 Sedswick NV
William Griffith, infant, Children's Hospi.
tai.
Theodore PAYNE, Al, 3242 Woodland drive
Theodore Dozier, alias Holloway 80, Gal.
nnger Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Church PIuns Party

The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity
Lutheran Church will hold lawn
party at 6-pm. Tuesday on the
church lawn. Thirtieth street and
Bunker Hill road, Mount Rainier,
Md. Mrs. A. P. Keeny is chairman
of the affair.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Duke Alumni to Meet

The Duke University Alumni As
sociation will hold a Sunday morn
ing breakfast session at the May
flower Hotel on August 3. The meet
ing will be devoted to a round-table
discussion by prominent alumni ac-
tive here in national defense work.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C, laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. irdit three tuH days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Business Groups
| Two Associations
| Meet This Week

The following businessmen asso-
Citations are scheduled to hold meet
ings this week:
Tuesday. July 90.
Columbia Heights Luncheon,
Sholls Cafe, 3027 Fourteenth
street NV. 1915 pm.
/. Thursday, July 81.
Central-Better Business Rela-
tions Committee meeting, Casino
Royal Cafe, Fourteenth and H
streets NV, 1915 pm.
CALENDAR NOTES.
The Central Board of Directors
will meet Friday at 8 pm. Place to
be set.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
District Moves to Restore
Food Condemnation Power
Rutland Sees Danger in Red Tape
Method Prescribed by 1893 Act
Gripping Inspection Service
BY JOHN II. CASSADY. Jr.

Decision the District government to seek carihcaon and orrec
handicap shipped
should
declared
of Wahngtonians
c. Rutland
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Senate District Committee Municipal Counsel

Considerable interest shown by District citizens in the
Pat MCarran condition of his acceptance
post District Committee that he
provided with municipal affairs full time en-
created and Chairman Nc
appointed Camaer local attorney former
native of the District Mr. Camaler is mem
Der the Chevy Citizens Association and well and favor
Masonic circles At time he chief clerk OF
Utilities Commission. He has filled acceptaby other
positions the District Building
with ambition for his native
everything He serve the Senate
Columbia to the best OF his ability
able facilitate making available Tor the commit
views of the citizens
is difficult job and able, consc ious genuine
the fullest from
the civic organizations citizens generally This does
that he should death but that he should be kept
piled information regarding District problems and
constructive suggestions for their solution.
Organizations which have been urging the selection OF District
Offices grated at this friendly gesture oy
Chairman McCaran selecting acceptable native Mr.
Camaier.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

discovered that the Federal Pure Food Drug
1888 stripped the local Health Department of
authority inspectors destroy food
unfit for human consumption The procedure provided under
rather complicated and accompanied by delay of
procedure alarming situation
Counsel Keech has just completed for introduction
Congress- the act which will restore to the
Health Department authority food for
Citizens organized norganized much inter-
legislation its prompt enactment by Con-
Every both House and Senate the members
vtay interested this amend
me protection
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Didn't Stop Car,
Because no Sion

IT'S a wonder to me there are
not 100 times more accidents in
Tacoma than there are"
Thus declared Police Judge w.
A. Richmond during Wednesdays
afternoon session Of police court
The remark was brought on by
a statement made by Sgt. Gerand
Paul Crittenden OF Fort Lewis,
who appeared In court to answer
charges that he failed to stop at
an arterial at 18th at. and Ia
coma ave. Tuesday evening.
There Is no stop button or stop
sign post there" the soldier said.
THE only stop sign Is painted on
the street and it 10 almost worn
Off"
TT must be q 81, 000. 900 job to
install buttons on these arterial
streets" Judge Richmond said. Il
certainly criticise the city Of Ia
coma for not displaying more con-
Germ in properly identifying ar
terial streets. 1t is gross negli-
gence on the part Of some one,
though / hesitate to say whom"
He reduced the regular fine OF
$40 to IS including costs, giving
the soldier the benefit Of the doubt
that he had not seen the ngn.
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.8lpOIlTICULARS""'
e P Public; !. AFFAIRS

herself OF the very dangers which
Secretary Hull now denounces AZ
seriously interfering with the
safety Of our main route for get
ting American weapons ard sup
plies to the heroic Red army.
ALIGNMENTs ALTERED
After all. when the worlds
greatest colonial empire. the Brit
ish Commonwealth Of Nations. and
the worlds greatest financial and
Industrial empire, the United
States Of America, find common
cause with the worlds first power
ful socialist state. the Union Of
Socialist Soviet Republics. q shift
Of epic proportions has obviously
taken place In all pre-existing
alignments and methods OF think
ing, not only as between groups
within our own nation. but as be-
tween nations and peoples in every
part Of the world.
In fact, It IL those who have
not changed their former policies
who should invite our closest scru-
tiny. We respectfully suggest that
your newspaper undertake to ex-
pose the dangerous activities OF
men like Herbert Hoover, who con-
tinues TO demand aid for the Nazi-
dominated countries of Europe.
who still defends the Nazi puppet
government in Finland. who goes
right on denouncing the Soviet
union and attacking the central
policies Of our national defense
program. just as II he were I'M
aware that his utterances and ac-
tons are aiding the tyrannous sys-
tenn which has marked America
a. its next victim.
ISSUE INVITATION
The VICE invites you and The
Times TO join in the demand for
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Sold U. S. Flags
Made in japan

Charles J. Keoshane and Albert
Z. Sutton, veterans, according to
their claim. were convicted in po-
lice court Wednesday with selling
tiny lapel flags without q city
license.
Both pleaded not guilty to the
charge.
Upon the testimony Of one OF
the arresting officers, L. L. Clough,
that they were playing upon the
patriotism Of soldiers and civilians
in selling the flags. which are
made in Japan, Police Judge
Richmond sentenced them each to
10 days in Jail, subject to suspen-
sion after five days.
In passing sentence, Judge Rich
mond ridiculed their claims Of in
nocence and gave them q verbal
lashing in respect to their pro-
fession.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Destiny Auxiliary
To Observe Sabbath

Women OF Destiny auxiliary OF
the Tacoma B'nai Birth lodge will
observe their special Sabbath at
the Talmud Torah synagogue FRI
day evening.
Members who will participate in
the reading Of the devotional serv-
ice which begins at Sis p. m. in
clude Mrs. Harry Lorber, presi-
dent: Mrs. Robert Tone, treasurer;
Mrs. Harold Pollock, secretary;
Mrs. J. r. Bender, conductress,
and Mesdames Sam Cone and Ber-
nard witenberg.
Rabbi B. !. TRIGGER viii extend
the welcome Of the congregation TO
the auxiliary and its members and
will deliver the message Of the
evening. Following the services,
there will be the social and tea
hour in the vestry rooms with
women Of the auxiliary serving as
hostesses-
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a senatorial investigation Of the
America First committee. and We
express our willingness al al times
to cooperate with you and your
newspaper fer any objective which
viii strengthen our country and its
people for victory over fascism.
In closing. may We express our
pleasure At your invitation TO an
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swer the questions you rslsed IN
your recent column.
We hope that our reply has
hrourh, out all the main points OF
interest to you and your readers
and we assume that. with your
reputation for fairness, you vii
give our statement the same front
page prominence as the allegations
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70 which we take exception in your
original article.
Sincerely ours.
WASHINGTON COMMON
WEALTH FEDERATION.
Hugh DeLacey. President
Terry Pettus. Ex. Sec'y.
BUY L. s. Bonds and Save
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Buy L. S. Bonds and save'
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-28
Sheffield
Married Quietly
While Visiting Here

Franklin Fitkin of Azusa. Cali
fornia, and Miss Thelma Sheffield
OF Pomona. California, were mar
ried at high noon Friday in a cere.
mony witnessed only by immediate
members Of the family. The young
couple exchanged vows in the
home OF the Reverend j. d. Easter.
where the latter officiated.
Mrs. w. l. Fitkin, California.
the groom's mother. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Hardaway OF Coolidge.
his uncle and aunt, accompanied
the couple.
The bride wore a blue crepe
street dress and a corsage OF or
chids, brought from California for
the occasion.
Mr.. Fitkin is employed with
Lockheed Airport at Burbank. Mr..
and Mrs. Fitkin left Sunday for
California, where they will make
their home temporarily in Azusa.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-28
Pinal County
Cases Slated
For Fall Jury

Cases set for the fall jury term
of the Pinal County Superior court
are as follows: Monday, Novem
ber "a. State of Arizona VS.. Charles
Higdon. of Casa Grande, on a
charge of manslaughter; Tuesday
November %, the state VS.. Neill
Caldwell. Superior, who is appeal.
ing his case from the justice of the
peace court, for reckless driving:
Wednesday. November &c, the
State VS.. Margarito Corrillo, of
Eloy, manslaughter; Thursday
November 81, the State VS.. Ken
meth Farmer. of Casa Grande, ag-
gravated assault: Friday, Novem-
Der 2S. T. P. Sander. of Casa
Grande. who is appealing from the
justice of the peace court. a con-
viction of driving an automobile
while intoxicated. These are all
set for $50 A. M. On Friday, at
1880 P. NJ. the State VS.. Miguel
Garcia, OF Superior, assault with
intent to commit murder.
Monday, December /, the State
vs.. Ramon Ochoa, of Casa Grande,
assault with intent to commit rape;
Wednesday, December 3, the State
VS.. c. M. Harris. of Casa Grande,
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-28
KATHERINE HUPFEL

There's a little blue hat trimmed
with rose and blue ostrich tips
that is threatened with Punishment
from the head of curls on which 1t
is so saucily worn. all because
What a frivolous little hat" said
one. And another. In sincere ad-
miration, "It looks just like you"
But-"Where did you get that aw-
ful hiatt" said the husband. Thus
the fate OF a charming head-piece
is sealed-we will see it no more
on Main Street.
Last weeks picture of dreariness
on a cold night :. Deserted Main
Street carnival trying to sound gay
as It's painted horses circle rider
less to the tinkle of a merry-go-
round and Ferris Wheel chairs
swing empty in the air.
A miser who hordes the coin
OF kindness will never grow
rich.
One who had done some writing
and one who planned TO, were dis
cussing its various phases. Tell
me-" said the would-be beginner:
DO you write inspirationally? p
No" answered the other dryly:
"perspirationally."
Sunday morning on Main Street
g.. A motley group of men sat
splitting and talking in front OF a
saloon. A gray-haired woman re-
garded them thoughtfully from
across the street. "And they take
the flower OF the nation" she re-
marked to her companion.
The ideal husband was beinu
discussed In a Main Street
beauty parlor. "lf mine" said
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-28

be-curIed client; ~Just wore
everlasting socks and sewed
on his own buttons, I wouldn't
ask another thing" (Who
does that sound like? II
shouldn't be hard to 9uess.)
A small gray kitten was crying
from the darkness of
an alley. A late employee stopped
TO coax ii out. The kitten has a
home now, with the employees
family. Not to every homeless
waif does life deign to be so kind.
The usual Saturday crowd
A Pima woman sat down on the
curb, loosened her blouse and be-
gan unconcernedly nursing her
baby. A smartly attired woman in
a parked car glanced discreetly in
another direction Life, ming.
ling It's song OF the old west and
the new in a Main Street medley.
The kaleidoscope turns. See you
next week. on Main Street-adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-28

terms. to-wit: Cash, or terms not
exceeding three (3) years. payable
In gross or installments with in
terest at sc per annum. subject to
confirmation by said Court. and
bids TO be accepted on and after
the goth day OF December. 1871. at
the residence OF Executor. Route
Box l0S, Casa Grande. Arizona, the
following described real property.
to-wit:
The South one-half of the South
east Quarter (SEA) OF Section
Twenty-one (Sec. 2i) in Township
Six South IT 6 81 of Range Eight
East OR s E) OF the ella and Salt
River Base and Meridian. in Pinal
County. Arizona. together with
water and water rights appurte-
nant thereto and subject 10 the
liabilities thereof: except rights Of
way for roads, canals, laterals.
bitches and easements. being all
the right, claim. and interest OF
the estate OF said Daniel Hess. OF
in and to the foregoing; also all
the rights appurtenant TO the
above property. subject to the liza
bilities thereof. by virtue OF that
certain easement OF February.
1887. an easement and interest in
a pumping plant. well. casing. con
nections and equipment. for the
purpose OF irrigating the above
property and an easement for the
purpose OF irrigating the above
property and an easement for
rights OF way for canals. laterals
md bitches as TO all of the SEA
Of said Section 81 Township 6
South OF Range s East OF the G.
and s. r. B and NJ. and subject TO
the liabilities thereof. said well.
pumping plant and easements be
ing for the purpose of irrigating
The whole of said quarter-section
and appurtenant thereto and run
hing with said land.
Terms OF sale: Cash, or terms
not exceeding three (3) years. pay
able in Gross or installments with
interest at 69o per annum.
November 81. 1871.
HARVEY c. HESS
Executor of the Estate of Daniel
Hess, Deceased
First publication, Nov. 2S. l941.
Last publication. Dec. IL, 1941.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given. that II is
the desire of the owners. TO sell
the following described property.
along with. and on the same terms.
as set forth in, Notice of Sale OF
Real Estate at Private Sale. In
Court Order No. S276. Estate OF
Daniel Hess. Deceased. AS OF no
tice above.
The North one-half (NIa) OF the
Southeast Quarter (SEA) OF Sec
ton Twenty-one (Sec. 21) Town
ship Six South (T6Sl OF Range
Eight East (RsE) OF the CHA and
Salt River Base and Meridian. in
Pinal County. Arizona.
BY order Of the owners. Signed,
HARVEY c. HESS
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-28
No. 6774
SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
PHILIP F. HARTMAN and
MARJORIE VIRGINIA HART
NAN. his wife, Plaintiffs, VS..
TOLTEC IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY. a corporation; MRS.
SARAH SANDS TUTTLE. and,
II deceased, the UNKNOWN
HEIRS of MRS. SARAH SANDS
TUTTLE; MARTHA l. GAR
NETT and JOHN DOE GAR
NETT. the husband Of Martha
L. Garnett on March %, 1925,
and If either Martha L. Gar
nett or John Doe Garnett, or
both, be deceased, then the UN-
KNOWN HEIRS of MARTHA l..
GARNETT and JOHN DOE
GARNETT, Defendants.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to
the above named defendant Toll
tee Improvement Company. a
corporation: Mrs. Sarah Sands
Tuttle, and, IL deceased, the Un-
known Heirs of Mrs. Sarah
Sands Tuttle: Martha L. Gar
nett and John Doe Garnett, the
husband of Martha L. Garnett
on March %, 1925, and II eth
er Martha L. Garnett or John
Doe Garnett. or both. be de-
ceased. then then the Unknown
Heirs OF Martha L. Garnett and
John Doe Garnett.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUM-
MONED and required TO appear
and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled
court. within TWENTY DAYS,
exclusive Of the day Of service.
after servic of this Summons
upon you II served within the
State OF Arizona, or within
THIRTY DAYS exclusive of the
day OF service, II served without
the State of Arizona, and you
are hereby notified that in case
ou fail so 10 do. judgment by
default will be rendered against
you for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
The name and address OF
plaintiffs attorney Is Van
Spanckeren g. Renaud. Valley
National Bank Building, Mesa,
Arizona.
GIVEN under my hand and
the seal of the Superior Court
of the State OF Arizona In and
for the County Of Pinal this
10th day OF November, i94l.
(SEALl
r. ]. MARKS, Clerk
First publication November IA
Last publication December 5
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-28
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
PINAL COUNTY. STATE OF
ARIZONA.
Estate of Emma Spangehl. de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned A. w. Spangehl.
Administrator OF the estate of En-
ma Spangehl, deceased. to the cred
itors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased,
20 exhibit them. with the neces-
sary vouchers. within four months
after the first publication of this
notice to the said Administrator at
Coolidge. Arizona. the same being
the place for the transaction of
the business OF said estate. in said
County OF Pinal.
A. w. SPANGEHL.
Administrator of the estate OF En-
ma Spangehl. deceased.
Dated this 26th day OF Novem-
Der. 1941.
First publication. Nov. 27. 1941.
Last publication. Dec. 19. 1941.