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IN $40 HM Waib,aEseH bIse4c +eap f,, 4 Trust sids;
ss unss Estes sRo%s hSs sas Dssss sSs q Snn
a, Avepqs svIy NV Washingson; h ?; G. Pisintitl.
Apt :, Niarsra Fails stats Of ne New esSs Yers.
ORDER Of pusLIcATIoa.EThe Ais!c@ ri OBJECT Of
Mamie Brosn an aSsouts daoase On
az pisIasdIa. i is shis sots a.s gs0 = EeS. !.
Mamie !. Brown, cause her appsarancs
" p entered herein On or before The for
nrst publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause a5 g,ll be RToSssdsd with Is n
and enns I'M s1
a6sbssosouoHa ea5sE ss5Ras saaa Sasi SSaassie. 90 tsss
s:: s5:; s'SE 4sfs;S 'HHs aa.$Ss's
DISTRICT ie cogkr a5sa s.5ss' 81 FIJI NiE UNITED
Hosns ssss' 1sE The Dsrss Of ssss sa
he Il shs sfs nS'ss e eoum6
ths 0 conmbs s lsser ses.s
mentary en- the estate Of Emma. 8. Tenney.
als1 q; known n, as E s. Tenney late Of the
sons having Claims Claims against t'iii the deceased dec M
with the Vouchers thereof, legally authenti.
dss S tae n % q e s0ts cs .
beneft Of said estate. Given under my ny
VS. gay s6s q scs srsst s47 RW
Seal. Seal Attest THEopoRE CoaswEIL.
REGISTER Ety. St wis for the DISTRICT Of Coz
Evening star., 1947-03-07
DOLORES MURRAY, Attorney,
1920 l. st., NV
Filed Feb. 20. 1947. Charles e. Stewart.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
Thomas Joseph Clarkson, Defendant.-
Civil Action No, 14S-47.-The object Of
this suit is to obtain an absolute divorce
from the bond Of marriage, on the grounds
Of two years desertion. On motion OF the
plaintiff. it is this goth day Of February,
I947.. ordered that the defendant Thomas
Joseph Clarkson cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the day Of the drst
cause viii be proceeded with as in case Of
default. Provided, q copy Of this order be
published once Q week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter,
and the Evening Star Newspaper. before
sTE%ARr sHsssss cisrs 4se's 81 sARA GHAf Con.
NELL, Deputy Clerk. fe21 .2Smh7.
Evening star., 1947-03-07

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE Cash BUYERS for large Investment
MLAuRY, AD. S926. DI. 3346, or write
1,20O TO 1,40O 50. It. industrial space
wanted Immediately; D. C. or nearby Nd.
APARTMENT BUILDINGS, 4 units up.
Hay Have clients ready to buy II priced right.
Evening star., 1947-03-07
ovT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

SWAF. TRADE Or SELL at bargatn-Beau-
urb % Sui,sio: I ' Tor % lot ne. Wsshinston. uo OF
what have your Box S46-s. Star Ill. ;
NEW YORK-Westehester County, the
saYop l. Mc
YoGs sria Fuf%sE HonE III Il THE SUNS
land Estates, Gulf Coast Floridas finest
site. and builder awaiting you; beautiful
landscaped lots, . stroll from gorgeous
Gulf nssenssaaziEsIyd faI low at Saoo
For free pictured booklet, phone or write
Frederick r. Barkley. Se02 Wisconsin ave.
sstnssas masM M ,Mas WI s2ee Re.,fS, Sr WI 1887
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COMMERCIAL. PROP. FOR RENT.

NEW WAREHOUSE avail; 40x8O; $500
per month. Owner will build larger build
ings TO suit tenants, up to Sc, 900 50. It.
1888 Wis. ave, OIL. 7151. 10
End COMMERCIAL. 500 50. IT,, immediate
occupancy. End door. 1144 10th st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONSENTED TO:
CUMMINGS & STANLEY.
BY (S) J. EDWARD BURROUGHS. Jr.,
Att0rneys TOT CavcAt0rS.
HAMILTON q HAMILTON.
BY (S). WILLIAM A. GLASGOW,

IN THE p1sTRicT COURT OF THE
lumbia. Holding 9 Probate conrt.-In re
e Snn No RutSs ze
VIDINo FOR .PuBLICATION:- noti-
q e a the ss .ds II u s m
as'ia BE- tSs R A @i y md tesss.
Been as Ss Returned ] us as to I Robert r. oponnsii
and Dsidre ODonnen. minors; Mrs. Lille
r: Bramwen, their custodian; Columbus
5o1eiss ii, eussoasn RaaGs ma Neas oDon
nell Pell, MOT to be found" IL y. By the
CeT5s; thie 10th day of i.Is February, 1877: l9G.
for trial On the tie 18th % day as q a April. iS47
said issues be published once week for
Law RepoTser and d't Twice &c ns week for the
same period in The Evening Star, the sub
stance Of said issues being as follows: Was
last will and testament Of John Rufus
Edie, deceased; was the same executed and
attested in due form as required by law:
mind at as Tie he time mem Of 1 the mailing a and iH SUBJ
the said writing obtained or the ex-
ssassa o se, By S ssq n
Or psrsonsa Of T Jas s. fSo " MoRR1s r W JUSTICE. tfSa
Sshs tssah Trqs .. GSDy. Atssst; ,5: THEppDqRE fp a
SNNfE w ELL, neBlSCeI Oh Wills the LIS
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. fe12,14.19.21, ,26.2s,mh5.7.
r,,,,, ,,xDAv DAVID WIENER. Attorney:
Holdins Probate coust.-sNo es7Ss, Ad,
That the subscribers Of the State OF Ten
fd hsRs Rs Rs so Fl eoSnG s soDs
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Aneiiisry
Letters Testamentary on the estate Of
Frank = Kaufman, late Of the state :, :. Of I
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
the subscribers. on Or before the 26th day
Of February. AID, 194s; otherwise they
said estate. Given under our hands this
4th day Of March. 1947. LOUISE KAuF-
Tenn Tenn Asxr m H. ifknAseunaM kAuHMAN n sia e%sesds Weod
ward Bldg,,. Wash. p. C.; DAVID WIENER,
9IS r st. NV, Washington, D. q. (Seal)
Attest: THEODORE .COdsWELI, .ReEister
Of wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
~ h nrrS1a - rxar,pf vvat,T 4
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II. CLIFFORD ALDER. Attorney,
Columbian Building.
Filed Feb. 90, 1947, Charles T. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Colum-
bia;--Emily Lillian Finnacom, Plaintin. VS..
3sO07.-The object Of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorces by the plaintiff from
the defendant on the grounds Of five years
plaintiff, It is this Goth day Of February.
l947, ordered that the, defendant William
Earl Finnacon cause his appearance TO be
day. exclusive of SUNDAYS and isssi hoii-
days, occurring after the day. of the nrst
publication. Of this order, otherwise the
default. Provided. copy Of this order 30
published once q week for three successive
and the Evening Star Newspaper, bsfors
said day. ls) r. ALAN doIDsboRoUoH.
Justice; (sesll Attest: CHARLES u
NELL. Deputy Clerk. fe2l .2amh7.
Evening star., 1947-03-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C.,
FRIDAY, MARCH Z. l2N.
WARFHoUsEs FOR SALE.

ARE you LOOKING for an Industrial
building. site or warehouse7 What kind Of
needs. % sAsiLIko MyEsTMEST Mt coRP.,
PIP Bond Bldg, DI. 8724. -2S
WAREHOUSE. prominently. located, one
York ave. and BladensburE rd., trucking
route; IL. 900 60. It. under roof, Posses
sion 80 days. $125,000, reasonable terms.
Call Mr. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg. DI $500; week ends
and evenings. QI. 1885. %
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BUSINESS PROF. FoR sALE lcsnt.l

WOODWORKING RLANT - CompIeteiy
equipped for small mtllWork. Can ON.
$3.50 for appointment 20 .
STORE, with apt. above; brick bldg: down
town NV. section: GOOD for any bus; $10,-
Evening star., 1947-03-07
WATERFRONT pRoP.-WANTED.

COTTAGE, 6 rooms and bath, furn: Arun
on-the-Bay; Anil EN-. 5443 afte
pm. q
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ALBERT BRICK, Attorney,
SIT Denrike Bldg,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia.
Robert Paul Young, decessed.-No. $3.50.
Administration Docke. l44;-Application
administration on said estate. By Herbert
9. Gates. creditor. It Is ordered this 10th
day Of February. A.D.,, 1947, taat Marsu-
and Shirley Young. minors; Marguerite
Young. custodian, and all others con-
the 1st day Of April, AID. 1887, ct Id
O'Clock am. to show cause why such ap-
Pic sss.os shSsS o. bDs Be E NO
ton Law Reporter" and THE Evenins
Star" once IN each Of three successive
the first publication TO Be not less than
thirty days before SAID return day. Wit.
Chief Justice Of said Court, this ieth day
Of February. AID: 1947. (seaD Attest:
THEODORE cOGSwELL. Register Of wis
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. fell, ,20,mh
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SUBURBAN SALE-XIRGlNlA.

NEAR GLEBE RD.-N 2 bedrms. VII.
way above average and it's in Z wonder
fully convenient nsighborhood: Transferred
solonsl must sel zen J TOY You T sgrse that
1T THE AJ3s JsSsANr co. 2411 Wilson blyd..
ANNANDAIE, VA.-New = room frame,
bath, automatic oil hot water, recreation
room. full basement; 1 blk. from bus;
price, $4,000.
seven-room frame, H-acrs lot, bath.
electric range, 50-gal. h.-w.h.; price,
$4,000.
Seven room asbestos shinsled frame,
bath, full basement, oil heat, air condi-
toned, laundry trays. combination storm
$10,500.
14.7-acre farm. Groom house, partly
furnished. electric lights; near Burke. Va;
$500. HART REAL ESTATE, Annandale,
Va. Alex. 1862; after Pm, Alex. 2047.
Evening star., 1947-03-07
PAUL D, ELCAN, Attorney.
Columbia Building.

DlsTElCT COURT OF TIE UNITKD
Holding . Probate couft.@Est..s fafl q 4isss
NJ ,Mn!t,ssn. dssssessdEe eesss sssSs ga.
having tss M been I', made mad herein for probsts q
ceased. and for letters testamentary on
ssid a,s, estate; & By Jeanette Golden Stom snd
day Of February AD; 1947, that Herbert
Warrick and all others concerned, appear
in said Court On Tuesday, the LIST Day Of
April, AID. 1g47, at 10 O'Clock am, to
show cause why such application should
lished In the "washinEton Law Reporter
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first .publication
to be not less than 30 days befoeo SAID
Tssq19 Ssrs a.y 1.s Wines Ss, .hs a01sr:Sl:
Court, this 18th day Of February, A.D.
1877; ssal Atts.t; T1oDoRI cods:
WELL. Registef Of wills for the piStyie1
&e21.10.nh7,
(continns1 q Nsxs Ys01S
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We more than rs homes
PENTAGON REALTY

that VIII 80 GIL PENTAGON REALTY
SENifl1MAN:s GEN nitia1i go COUNTRY EsTArEg1o
Mai, completely remodeied and modernized.
bstS. Is itusted on hish efesation Va 'i1i's; IN q
grove Of majestic old naples and has q
ooumsndtni view Of the 16,acre estate
door Of the home Is . large living room
With cAeerful fireplace. Library, dining l
snd %edsln srne .sa ss
door . center hall with openings 70 s
sdioins the " historic Ash Grove estate.
s,s:. a Sss.z farm. rhsfs + 4s:stsnshisn s
sSst could Be e converted ts servants guar
s s.ses .ss d' sSndIan sspnsp Haap%sns and nd
f'Hs:. az oes
So .sslualss e e.
MsI4AN, ,vA;.ysry .ttrae; IL =, sunsslow slo con
sasasas saninnsd kit ANA b.ss M fuil bsmt. @ With
rse. nm; en heat; det; garssEs; .gasEG; toyp to,ysIp
4 H.i EEus eSs ssstor oT,'sH Mclean w. I'm
SaSaafM s6sS sa slSscNssr ese. saa sspaag
siss' sS sssh e sFf' ,e
&lreds eoulppeQ kltcnent nome well IN
sulated: excellent condition: immediate
possession. MAYNARD BAYLES CO. Real
tors "a $3.50; ewes. and Sun. co. 6Sss
SsoH saISx alSs IN on. of the mos. eon7. nv To-
"a. squippsd at; oil heat: immsdiste
Sssss.iss'es .ssifss'1 ~ ss: sss: 81 hoek s11s 8
stone bunsslow, on large lot; conv To-
Gated; lee, living rm., completely equip
kitchen, With dinette. tile bath, 3 bedrms.,
oil heak utility rn.: small monthly pay
ments, cheaper than renting CAPUTT
MAITY CO., IA 2122; evenings, oW.
2fWS9.sEDsM. MODERN sTycco on mt Tile.
Ssa6S. OF. 4sei: exeluslve s eass assnt. mousse
NODERN sTUCCO ON TIE; 2 b.drms.
furniture: complete kit; large cor. lot:
ocny; TO everything. CT. 1881, exclusive
NICK, PHEwAR s-RooM HOUSE, vacan,
end Eedscoratsd, waitinE for you and your
iIs:fs sss nice ssdi@s:: ssuiDped TN is:
;ssssss :sS 8 ,s.ss s.,g Ss
fAsTeSiook fAsayiE, "a GsSaSa sEapSax., nr.pl.e. IN S nv
bath. constitutes arst fioor Of this 8.
iml and 7uii tile bath on and md door
Pun hssenent. oil a.-c. heat and fenced
1ST1 90 leg; PSs:; Mssh title: TO Inspect
AGENCY. q. e33S OK l77s.
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sUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA HOMES with hall entrance, 3
bedrms. or more, must be brick structure
in good condition. Call Mr.. Lanier, Ii.
8418. with PAUL J. MILLER.
Evening star., 1947-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES (coNT.l.
ROBERTS McINNIS, AttoTneys,
736 Transportation BUILDING,

735 Transportation Building,
fhed March Q. 1e47. Charles 3. Stewart
DISTRICT counGTs gen; Or THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.-
AAssaas asssn.s ss11s snsis Risas y.
fendant..-No. 5e5- -47.sThe Object Of tbs
sqn;,nd suit = d for ;an sSsoiuts diyoTss On ths
sIsssss Iii &. s:.sssa : 4:
% sn.sles Rsaen ssSs. u.s. es siSs. AZ
fort,eth day: exelnsiye Of SUNDAYS and
tS tssai nslidsSSs cssurrinE after ths day q
il case Of default; Provided. COPY COPY q q
ths. shs osdss g seshs i aS: tss
Isss ssss Ss3 aaS xsnlas sseEE dEEb Sc
ssSs SsssIS ssss; ss As,is'
g3s Inysstment building.
Holdins Probate court.NNo. sssos. Ad.
tmSinistssstiop-IhiS MI is e aiys Notice That
the District Of Columbia. Letters Of Ad-
Priadtssi .ts On hs Is. estate Of Julia
asainst the deceased are hereby warned to
* exhibit =, the same with the vouchers there
on or before the ,e4th day Of February.
andep dssm a all nssa ssnet Of SAID
February. is47. THOMAS i 4. KING iN oSAy Ai5Ss 81
{ 81: Sc. lseall Attest: THEoDoRH
ffTlst. Of Columbia. CLERK e OF q tS The p Psesass
DISTRICT ~ coYRT ,. oE THE UNITED
Hoidns Probsts e courtNoo .cS Oh assay ssSSSYm5is. ~
That TIE subscri6ers. Of the District q
s6 1ss1 & esSm 81 nssss
5Rsss. i iIts + The plssTisi ot p @coiunsls:
sgsippst ;,p,a the deceased sfe hereby warned to
ssiDesss ST say On ~ ssass sub
By law be excluded from ali benstt ss nsa cf
dss 81 GBsn nndss s4 EUR aands this
SFfaI5 SSFhApY Ssda RbaSs HbaIissfy SisxX sesS ssssS
eerE @ y the pros..s seslss eeus he9alqqs9i'
M. NJ. DOYLE, 8. a. MICKLER. Attorneys,
DISTRICT To1S conRT TsFTont "a Hv'; rAA nv. rrrn
sss ssrles Of ssss sSsslrmSii
il the sse District Gzs ss y &C.
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia. Letters
smith, Otherwise known as Marian f snith
and Mary e. Smith, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 27th day
may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate; Given under my hand this
9Th day Of February, 1947. TURNER ..
astest: THtEopsoSRE codswHEEMI. We'll Resist.r Resfsal
OF Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court. mh7,14.21
Evening star., 1947-03-07

on l floor; nice front porch. full basement.
- g., sss ss64 wilson blvd IN 1885,
kNJoY The PRESTIGE Of owning Is and
living in this ,;;sysl-case home in Alex;
with powder room sd3oinins; n q dining si room
msa sa Ell s u ynips sou saos
sedreom. @ S Blasting % an a air OF q eiessnce: & % and
bath, that Cleopatra. misht have snvied:
sd Sssh sse hsss
other things to be found in qualify
home. too numerous TO mention. Beautifully
ana q
Attractiyely financed and Its price Is right
g.. s2 4 iais fsr wssa sRs oN EsSs
VERY STRIKING brick BUNGALOW, having
bath. distinctive and spacious Hv. rm. and
rnf ssqs HANDY ocson 81 heat
IIhey Mlssa ess Ga ssh 4a1a aH ShASl Co.
charming s-6edrm. biief i0h home. sSs With sh
psnsied Tess; I'M You'll . not I'D dspSliesss 81.
ilaiSSmst,ea; can THE BkANr Co. s5ii
xnaEE oEDAn6.p .1WV PATHS lu1H
trim stcry-and-oneshlf brick homo COM
btnes every desirable feature: cypress
paneled den With black gumwood noor and
stone nrepl.. ly. Tm. and nrepl;, dtnirg
all on LIST a.: bedrms. and bath up:
outdoor bar barbecue. An excellent buy can
Be- ,,, had d. E E1r fprthe5 info%rm:tion % csll
81 THafs THfs TODAY, bm acre vsnssle
tract Of land; 331-foot frontage on Lee
hwy, "a mile west of Fairfax; beautiful
broom and bath bungalow in new con-
dition; fully automatic oil h.-w.h., auto.
NV. heater; Venetian blinds. Large
barn. suitable for use as ANTIQUE shop or
other business o. convert to recreation
room, apt, etc. Other good outbuifdings.
146-foot commercial frontage on high
way. Many other interesting features.
! You can't 60 wrong on this one at the
low price Of S15,750 with excellent terms.
PENTAGoN REALTY CO, Fairfax 396. -e
DIRECT FROM 0WNER-Save comm. Del
Ray. Alex. Modern 6-rm. brick. tile bath
with shower; full bsmt.: excel cond.; rec.
rm., attrac. finished, will appeal to those
al ssooc s = ess ss
s nes @nsa sat n :oia. snd sss T.
sY BY oWNEa 30. Arlington rooms.
closed porch; lot Sixles fru!t trees.
good Garden; On husltne; $4,000. OK.
Evening star., 1947-03-07

itol View section. reasonably priced fol
quick sale. Eves. call Mr.. Shamwell, MI
1920. Once hours, call JOHN r. PINK.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-13
MOB HILL NOTES
By Mrs. Ben Hack

Raymond Hack visited with his
grandmother Mrs. Ocker at Walla
Walla last week returning home
Friday. n g.. d -
Visitors at the Banks Combs
home over the weekend was Mr..
and Mrs. Green of Yakima. Mrs.
Green is Mrs. Combs sister.
Hazel Atwood has been very i'll
at her home several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Baker of
Richland visited at the Melvin
Francis home one day last week.
Wills Scott left Wednesday for
Portland for a medical check up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sans
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Sans over the weekend.
Relatives gathered at the Rus
sell Yutman home Sunday in
honor. of Mrs. Yutman's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Gail visited
at the A. B. Personnel home Satur-
day. ~ ~. ...s.r.~. ~. 100
Rollie Clark son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E: H. Clark of 124 Locust
drive and Betty Markham were
married Friday at Pasco. They
spent the weekend in Portland
and Kelso, returning home Sum
day. - +sr-at.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-13

they have the Pomona meeting
the third Saturday in May in
stead of the second and the re-
quest was granted by a vote of
the Pomona. II 9.s..
Mr.. Nelson of the Experiment
Station gave a talk on "Crop
Rotation and Soil Fertility.
The following resolutions were
approved: ~.
Supporting the State Master
and the State Grange Executive
Committee in their efforts to pass
legislation which has been pro-
posed by the subordinate
Oranges, passed by the Pomona
Oranges and approved by the
State Executive Committee, with
the amendment that the Benton
County Pomona go on record as
condemning attacks on the State
Grange Master and State Grange
program for low cost of public
power.
Asking the State Department
of Agriculture to require their
inspectors to inspect, when re-
quested by the producer, any lots
of culls and that the buyer be
required to pay for Nthe good
produce found in the culls.
That the State College Expert
ment Station direct its attention
to developing types of farm
equipment that will be adequate
and practical for the proper
utilization of crop residue on our
farm lands; =
The chaplain, Mrs. Maude
Hartman, asks that the chap
lains of the subordinate Oranges
report to her at once upon the
death of Pomona member of
their Grange so the proper card
may be sent without delay. In
case of illness the local chaplain
will send flowers and present
bill to Pomona.
Henry Smith was reported. inn
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-13

AGA SIGN.UP rzs.s.s s5:
The AGA Office states that they
are having their first "sign up"
day, Friday, February 18th. Ex-
ira help will be in the Office that
day to assist the farmers in MAX
ing out their soil conservation
plans for 1947. In order to pro-
tect the soil from erosion and to
insure continued fertility, the gov
eminent is making payments for
the carrying out of definite soil
protecting and soil building prac-
tices.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-13
Benton Pomona
Moves to Support
State Officers
BY Alice 3. Ayers

Benton County Pomona met
with Finley Grange at 2 p. m.
Feb. 8, 1947, with all officers
present except one executive
committeeman.
Visitors introduced were Ted
Berry, editor of Grange News
from North Side Grange in King
County, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Slavin
and Mrs. Mary Slavin of Ter
race Heights in Yakima County
and Mrs. Theo Tullock and Mrs.
Myrtle McGilvra of Columbia
Valley in Franklin County.
Under the legislative commit
tee report special stress was laid
on steps to prevent murder radio
programs that are SO harmful to
children. <,
For the Woman's Committee
Mrs. j. r. Ayers gave an account
of the recent trip she and Mrs.
Ayers took to Texas and Cali
fornia. ~. ...-as.s-. -.
Rattlesnake Grange asked that
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-13

proving and John Owens and
Selma Silliman were reported
ill and in the hospital. 49,.
Mrs. Gladys Schuster, chairman
of the Women's Committee, asks
the lecturer of each Grange to
provide something for the COM
mittee's report at Pomona. -
The H. E. c. reminded the
members of the auction for the
juvenile Grange which is to be
held at Kennewick Valley March
9th. Each subordinate is to
bring something to be auctioned
and the money goes into the
State juvenile fund. s.. ) .s...r
The state contest on pillow
slips will be held in May at Rat.
tlesnake. The National contest
is on dresses and this will also
be held in May. H. 81 ~ze#. (
At Horse Heaven, in April
members are asked to bring, fol
exhibition, souvenirs of the war
brought or sent home by the
boys in service. ~szs.ss-a.. esg&
The afternoon count showed
sc and about ITS were present
for dinner and the program.
SIGH was sent the polio fund
The officers conferred the fifth
degree on the following: Frank
and Helen Billingsley and Nettie
Whitson of Kennewick Valley and
Sue Wilson, Eloise and Gilbert
Mullen, Winfield and Mary
Louise Gilmore, Betty Lanning
and A. B. Donahue of Finley.
A rising vote of thanks was
given Finley for their hospital.
ity.- - -
The next meeting will be al
Kennewick Valley March 9th al
2 p. m. The officers will be
there at l p. m. for practice.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-13

Only little over one-tenth of
the island of Japan is suitable for
farming.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-13

Bob Ray resigned at Koslosky' whore he was employed, end is now working in the Coop Warehouse. Ho will replace Earl Cook who so resignation becomes effective es of March Is.
 Mrs. Chris Anderson visited at tho homo of hor son end family, Mir. ond Mrs. liorlo Anderson, this woek.
 Mrs. Mcehon, who Wcs formerly employed ot the Motonusko Valley Lodge, is now working in the Shamrock Bakery.
 Buddy tEdWin1 Lontz is ct homo for awhilo result of . broken arm which ho oc- quirod on Monday or this week Uh ilo working for construction compnn ct tho Army Baso.
 lr. and Mrs. Thomas Potorkin arc nov ltv- ing in Phoenix, Arizona, whore they hovo purchased now homo. Mrs. Potorkin is tho fo1mor Jane LeDtza 7"a -iftc
The Valley settler., 1947-03-13
NfWSS.

Mrs. Margaret Hafemo ister was in Palmer this week in connection with the Welfare Department. Mi ss Margaret Mart in was in Palmer this week attending the Valley Honomakors' c 1nh s at which she gives tho Months demons tra- tiOn.
 Harry Ryan is back in the Valley after trip to tho States.
 NLr. Parker Lester will bo in Anchorage next week and on Wodno sday he will speak over K.F.Q.D. on "Soil Conservation Proc gram end Soil Analysis. The last Of March and the first part of April he expects to be in Seldovia and Homer.
 Clay John son hos boon ill and confined to his homo.
 Mrs. Harold Stephan reports that her ms- band is improving and is much better than 0 Wook ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joo herner and family have moved into the house formerly DC cup iod by the Frank Dorsh family. Lhc. and Mrs. Dave Harmon then moved into tho apartment ve- cotod by JOG For1rcrs, in the Chicken Coops
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Jackson Hefnsy, ss, and Ella Richardson
"a. both Of s22 N Ct. NV.
both Of ] 321 Kenyon st. NV.
Horace TAYLOR, %. 210S MARYLAND ave.
Willie Tate. SO. I'll Gath st. ne. and
Aubrey washington, 81, 1856 Jay st. ne
Ericsson Grayson, 30, 2041 Gale st. ne,
and Annie johnson. %, 1882 Kramer St.
ne.
Freddie Freeman, "a, So st. NV. and
Hazel Smith. q. 30s Florida ave. NV.
Harold Gaskins, 90, 1925 North Edison ST.,
Arlington. Va, and Rosetta Thomas, II,
81 shreve st, Falls Church, Va.
George Patterson. 81, ITS California st.
NV, and Cora Graham, %, 2107 I ST.
NV.
James Lewis, SO, and La Verne Richard
son, 2S, both Of 1921 corcoran st. NV
Charles Johnston, %. 917 c st. ne. and
Audrey Perry, %, 712 @ st. ne.
Nicholas Cobbs, "a, 1881 Belmont I'd. NV,
and jean Arnot, a.. Delray. Fla.
Howard May, 80, 2120 South Quebec St,
Arlington. Va, and Evelyn Florence, 40,
101 North Carolina ave. Sc.