davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-03-10

dorant. There's no need now for
the dirtiest housework jobs to leave
hands rough. Buy Jergens Free
Gift Offer. Use the Jergens Lotion
2 full weeks and If you aren't de-
lighted with it, mail it back to the
Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati IA,
Ohio, and they'll refund your mon
ey. But keep Dryad-it's Jergens'
gift to you.
Evening star., 1948-03-10
A SMALL WHITE MILDLY

TTTHEN YOU WERE a small girl did
w you find the same joy I did in
a fresh white MILDLY? Have you dis
covered the grown-up joy of turn
ing out children's white cottons
that fairly sparkle with cleanliness
the Clorox way? Even ink spots,
bound to appear on school clothes,
yield to the gentle but efficient ac-
ton of this ultra-refined bleach
and disinfectant The CRIME that
children's white cottons and linens
accumulate need never be a weary
ing burden on wash day. if you use
your Clorox in the first rinse water,
Evening star., 1948-03-10

eaten in the hand
to the luscious
perfection of ba-
mana pie, there's
a long list Of ba-
mana recipes that
will set your fam
lily on its heels! OF
course it's good,
just as Nature
made it. But wait
until you've had
Evening star., 1948-03-10
SlTTER-sAFETY

tT7HEN YOU AND DADDY take that
w evening out, be sure to write
down the telephone number where
the sitter can reach you If neces-
sary. It's also wise precaution to
leave her your doctors number too.
And speaking Of numbers, Gerber's
Evening star., 1948-03-10

contest rules at your grocer's. These
jingles are fun to write and easy.
For good jingle ideas tune in Hint
Hunt (CBS) weekday afternoons.
You'll hear many good contest ideas
and news of the car winners, too.
Hurry! Last chance to win. Final
contest closes midnight, March Is!
Evening star., 1948-03-10
HURRYl GET A BIG PRIZE

DIETER HURRY If you want to win
d one of five Fordor V-8s or 40
console radio monographs or a
good Cash Award. The last week of
Chiffon Soap Flakes $100, 900 con-
Evening star., 1948-03-10

test is here. Closes
midnight March
IS. Get under the
line by sending in
your 2-line jingle
and a Chiffon
boxtop today. En-
try blanks and
0o~r1atn Aecv,
Evening star., 1948-03-10

IN OPERA FILM-FerrucciO
Tagliauini, the Metropolitan
Opera star, has the leading
role in the Italian motion pic
ture Dersion of Rossini's comic
opera, "The Barber of SeDille."
The film is the Little's ne,D
attraction, starting today.
Evening star., 1948-03-10
IN WINTER HAVE spARkLEl

TN WINTER we eat on the heavy
/ side. But heavy meals, and warm
houses don't give us much sparkle
90 take my advice. When you're
Evening star., 1948-03-10
FOR MEMORABLE STEAK

N1oNE OF Us are having q steak
IN too frequently these days. So
before you broil yours-spread it
with delicious Blue Bonnet Marga.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

hungry betW e e n
m ais Drink a
salad" And a SAL
jad's just what you
sget in Vegamato,
the vegetable juice
cocktail that's so
Evening star., 1948-03-10

] q II 9 II y q x e ..
When there's S
nothing but "me
and my lunch
box" that food
becomes very i'm
portant! And do
their eyes light
I'm xrt,ara than IN
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Joe Cooks Story Set to.Music
High in Paramount Books
By Joy Cormody

, @ mas rather been out of the musical biography business
WINE oner studios have been making something
Cole Porter Eddie Cantor and the them
Paramount intends that this instantly renedied
moreover has with
IN TINS connection namely musical life
Evening star., 1948-03-10

4 - IOU1u WIFI tVlCa-
min A. You'll always get all three
with Blue Bonnet-Flavor, Nutri-
ton, Economy. To bring out the
good f1avors of steak and Blue Bon
net have salad with:
TASTY FRENCH DRESSING ,
Add to 1 cup French dressing
just before serving: l Tbsp.
each minced parsley, chives, wa.
tercress.
Evening star., 1948-03-10
luNcHBox CHEZ

T|ouR COMPANY DINNERS are never
/ appreciated as much by your
husband or the kids as the food
they find when they open their
Evening star., 1948-03-10

wrap hearty, tasty SPAMwiches!
I'm sure you never forget to buy
SPAN when you shop, for SPAN
Is such a big value today-juicy
pork shoulder meat with tender
ham. You'll get Dads and the chill
dren's sandwiches and your own
luncheon plate out of SPANS eco
nomical 12-oz. tin. Try this:
Slices of SPAN and mild cheese
on rolls, with cabbage slaw.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

rine; its country
sweet, delicate fla
vor will make that
steak n,en,orablei
Nutritious too =
for Blue Bonnet ii
rich In Food-En-
ergy and heavily
ortifie d we ar
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Split MILK

WE USUALLY have cur refrigera-
w tor spills just when the lino-
leum is freshly-mopped! But in the
new Norge "Hold-Mor" refrigera-
Evening star., 1948-03-10

have 20 good
ones for baby
soon as he's rea-
dy for Strained
Foods! For in
stance, Gerber's
Strained Vege-
tables and Lamb
Is a particular
flavor -favorite
Evening star., 1948-03-10
HOW CAN A BANANA . ,

-. BE so GOOD so many ways! From
the joy Of a perfectly ripe banana
Evening star., 1948-03-10
JE55IE'5Mz&boQk
by Jessie De Both ..'s %:": ..& ,.: ::.::

Queke canaPe Did You Ever Spread Deved Ham Tongue
Or Cheese slice. Of ynpesd gill ass
Evening star., 1948-03-10

OF horo-cooKeo eg9s-or sedsoh mem
for stUffing holIowed-out rodishes.
Don't miss my suggestions in the fol-
lowing orioles. More ideos next week.
, 1948-01-16
fOOk Containing Poems By
Local Author Here

A book entitled Important
American Poets and Song
writer's, in which several
poems by a local poetess, Miss
Marie Richards appear, is now
available to the public here.
It is published by Valiant
House and has a number of in
spring poems by other writer's
Miss Richards is the reci-
pient of several volumes which
have been placed on sale. 1t
was also suggested that the
Library Commission purchase
at least two Of these books for
the benefit Of persons unable
to purchase a copy of their
own.
, 1948-01-16
Int. Sec'y Asks Reduction
10 Use Of Gasoline

Secretary of the Interior
Julius Krug has called for a
fifteen per cent reduction in
the use of gasoline. He has
asked that no more equipment
be installed anywhere for the
burning of gasoline or even
bottled gas.
The Secretary predicts that
the shortage will last for two
years and possibly it will be
five years before there is a
large enough supply in the
United States, he said.
, 1948-01-16
Samson, Former UNRRA
Official Leaves For China


Henry Samson, who was the
United States representative.
in charge Of United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Adj
ministration in China, left to-
day for a return journey to
that country via Washington,
after spending several weeks
at the Buccaneer Hotel.
Mr.. Samson will direct the
spending of the sixty million
dollars appropriated by the
S. Government to aid China.
He promises to return to St.
Croix. Impressed with
the island he has secured his
own property in order to be
able to spend much of his time
here in the future.
, 1948-01-16
Govt. Makes Effort
To Save Canahi

The Indian Government as
a gesture of goodwill has re-
summed payments to the Paki-
stan government, which had
been suspended since the viz.
tual civil war that has been
going on over Kashmir. This,
it is hoped, will encourage the
Mahatma to discontinue his
fasting, which he has vowed
will be to death, unless the
between Moslems,
Continued on page a
, 1948-01-16
Citizens Protest Blasting
Of Fish At East End

Several citizens have made
complaints regarding the re-
practice by certain visit
ors to the island, of setting off
sticks of TINT off shore at the
East End of the island, killing
hundreds, perhaps thousands
fish and other sea life.
One such visitor after set
ting off a charge collected all
the fish he desired and left
the rest to decay.
, 1948-01-16
DOrr E. Newton To
RenOVate Property o.
Company Street

Dorr E. Newton, retired bust
nessman of Philadelphia, ar
rived here recently and is busy
with plans to renovate his
newly acquired property, the
home of the late D. Hamilton
Jackson. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Newton.
The Newtons have a splendid
nome in Spain but plan to
1nsfer all their household
goods from that country to
new winter home here,
where they will spend several
each year. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton are
guests at the Hotel-on-the-C Cay
at present.
, 1948-01-16
Municipal Emp. At Kings
Hill Threatened Strike

Municipal e m ployees at
Kings Hill hospital, excluding
the nurses, threatened to strike
yesterday when they request
ed the Acting Nurse in charge
to summon Superintendent
Grigg or the Chief Municipal
Physician, that they may air
their grievances, and she re-
fused to do so.
Those involved summoned
the two officials by telephone.
Both DR.. Anduze and Mr.. Grigg
arrived shortly after. The en-
ployees laid their complaints
before the Chief, explaining to
him the difficulties that are
faced each day, including the
payment Of $3.50 per month
for bus fares to work, but on
Continued on page ~
, 1948-01-16
Supreme Court Orders
Oklahoma To Admit Negro
To Law School

The United States Supreme
Court handed down a decision
on Monday, January IL, in
which it ordered the State Of
Oklahoma to provide virtual
~ immediate legal education
for Miss Ada Lois Sipuel. The
courts decision was based on
the constitutional guarantee of
equal protection for all citi-
zenS.
Miss Sipuel sought admis-
Continued on page q
, 1948-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Donald v. Downs and Fair
man Furness are due to arrive
here on Saturday, January II
for a few months stay at their
home on what is popularity
known as American Hill" in
Christiansted.
Messers. Downs and Furness
are friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton, and are credited with
introducing the couple to st.
Croix.
, 1948-01-16
Barbados Cricket Club
Makes 5l4 Runs

Reports from Barbados,
dated January II, say that
with three batsmen hitting
centuries, the Barbados Cric-
ket Club ran its first inning
total to 514 today with the loss
of only four wickets in the
third day of its match with
the touring Marleybone Cric-
ket Club. Weekes was 122, not
out, when the days play
ended.
, 1948-01-16
Arab Nations Plan To
Occupy Palestine

An Arab spokesman has an
nounced that all Arab nations
have agreed to send forces to
occupy all of Palestine when
the British forces leave. He
said that that was the recon-
mendation Of the Arab Com
mittee. The committee recon-
mends, he pointed out, but
each state is not forced to fol-
low these recommendations.
In the recent fighting 20
Continued on page q
, 1948-01-16
Water Discovered In
CALIFORNIA; Death Valley

More important to Califor-
mans than the discovery Of
gold, was the recent announce
ment by a Hotel corporation
that they had struck water on
their eighty-aere estate in
Death Valley. They said the
well is producing an average
of $1,000 gallons daily.
Many are the stories written
OF those who persisted in
Death Valley" for the lack of
water, where temperatures
have scared to. as high as 125
degrees Farenheit.
, 1948-12-23
THE SALVATION ARMY

Once again we are maxi
ing an appeal to our friends
and supporters Of this work
for help-in aid Of the Poor
Peoples Xmas Dinner.
Thank you.
ILENE WHITE
Lieutenant)
, 1948-12-23
W A N T E D.

Girl to keep small store who
can type, letters, and keep
books. Must be high school
grad.
Answer Club comanche,
christiansted, ii longhand and
also enclose a typewriter
copy. State experience or any
other pertinent Information.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. Z
Proposed amendment to the Constitution
to permit the legislature to nX the
salaries Of the elected state oflcials.
Be It Resosvcd. BY the 9enats and HOUSE
Of Representative OF the State Of Ws1hing-
ton IN legislative session assembled:
That at the general election 70 be held n
this state on the Tuesday next sueeeeding
the first Monday In Novembee. 1913, thero
IN this state. for their approval and ratin.
cation. or rejection. an amendment to the
Constitution of the State Of Washington. By
adding thereto Article XVIII. to b en-.
section thereof. which s,1au read - fol-
lows:
Section I. All elected state officials shall
ea-.i severally receive such compensation a.
the legislature may direct The compenza-
zion of any state officer shaQ not be In.
creased or diminished during his term Of
osice. except that the legislature, 1t its
thirfy-frst regular session. may increase or
diminish the compensation of all state Off
GERS whose terms exist ON the Thursday after
the second Monday in january. 1919 :.
The provisions Of sections II. 16, II. IS.
20. e.. end % Of Article III and section 70
Of Article III in 30 far as they are inconsis-
tent herewith. are hereby repealed.
Be IT Further Resolved. That the Secre-
tary Of State shall cause the foregoing
amendment to be published for at least three
(3) months next preceding the election in a
weekly newspaper IN every county wherein
q newspaper 10 published throughout the
state.
Passed the Senate March Z. lo4T.
VICTOR A. MEYERS.
President of the Senate.
Passed the House March s. 1947.
NEgssKr n. HAMBLEs
Speaker of the House.
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bait at one time and to put It
where the mice are likely to en-
counter it. The mice in WASH
ington feed on both the trunks
and roots Of the tree. The bark
and roots Of young trees are pre-
ferred but no tree is immune u
injury
The entomologist added that
mechanical protectors and clean
cultivation or removal OF the
cover crop around trees are sue
cessful aids so neadow-mouse
control. Abundant cover is an IN
centive to mouse injury, and II
it is desired to maintain the cover
poison cache at the base of the
tree would afford protection. The
bait should be placed IN open
end containers that will protect II
from the weather.
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says.
He said that as rule the great
est damage to trees is committed
during winter under cover OF
snow, although severe injury has
been recorded at all seasons. Con-
troll of mice should be made at
regular intervals as matter OF
orchard practice, he added. Plac-
ing of the bait once month Is
considered often enough if it IS
kept dry.
Most sat;b factory Tnethod of
control is by using poisoned grain.
Webster is advised by David II.
Brannon, extension entomologist
at Washington State College. Sup
plies of poisoned oats are avail
able at the county agents office
and details on control methods
may be obtained there.
Brannon and John c. Snyder,
wSC extension horticulturist,. cite
the example of Jim WEIGH, East
Wenatchee orchardist, in tackline
the mouse problem WEIGH had 40O
trees girdled by mice last year
That meant a lot of bridge graft
ing, and after he set the gratis
close together his orchard now Is
showing excellent recovery.
This year he is putting out pois-
oned grain as he sets out boxes
for the picking season. The grain
is either placed in the bottom OF
boxes or in depressions under
them. He plans to keep the pois-
oned grain handy for the rodents
and protected from the weather
winter.
Brannon added that it Is i'm
portant not to put out too much
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IN this state On The Tuesday nsxt ~ e-ead-
ing the first Monday IN Eoyemte-. fa&S.
there shall be submitted to the qualified vot-
ers of this state. for their adoption or re.
lection. TIE following proposed amendment
10 tn Coastitutioa Of ths State q W.ah-
ingtous
SseEioa Z. Article II. Constitutioa Of the
State Of Washington q hereby REPEALED.
Be IL Further Received. ThAe the Secrc-
tasy OF State shall cause the foregoing con.
Stitutiousi amendment 70 Be published for
1t least three a. months preceding The
elecEloa In . weekly AeWSDoDef In every
county where . newspaper q publishes
throughout the state.
Adopted b. the House February 5. 1917.
HxRsaRf II. HAMDlxN.
Speaker q the HouDA
Adopted By the Senate March s. l947.
Vlcroa A. Ag9IRs.
President Of tie Senate.
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is asked to settle said Final Ac-
count, to distribute the property
of said estate to the heirs or
persons entitled to the same and
to discharge the Administrator.
Said Final Account and Petition
for Distribution will be heard by
the Court at the Courthouse in
Prosser. Benton County. Wash
ington, on the 18th day Of Oc-
tOber, 1913. at the hour Of 1000
o'clock in the forenoon.
WILLIAM MOHN, Administrator
By Moulton. Powell &c Cess,
His Attorneys. 9:30-l0:l4
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Chamber Office
is 10 Be Moved

The Kennewick Chamber OF
Commerce will move to the new
business block at the corner OF
Auburn and Front Streets BY
October I. Ross Frank, manager.
announced today.
The new office will be fur-
pished in modern styled furni-
ture and fixtures and win pro-
vide prace for q council cham
Der. Office hours will be from
8 a. m. to S p. m, daily, and
until noon on Saturday. The
phone number will stin be SOL,
Frank said.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. II
Proposed amendment to the Constitution
permitting the formation, under .
chArto1, Of combined city and county
ssioap q sss o. mora esss
Be Il Received. By the Senate and House
8, o z g s sao As.mbd
That, AT the general election to be held
In this state on the Tuesday next succeeding
The first Monday Of November. 1913. there
shall be Submitted to the qualified electors
ton, OF rejection, proposed amendment TO
Article XI OF the State Constitution BY the
addition thereto Of . new section. to b
known . section Is. which shall read -
folloWS:
0oefioa rs. The legislature shall. By gen
sral law. provide for the formation Of com.
binod city and county municipal corpora
ttoas, and for the manner Of deesrminine
shali s. known e ';city and county. and.
Wh0 ofgaAi1ed. shall contain population
of &C leo6t three hundred thomead (SO0. Oe0l
lnhabitAats- No such city and eosntv shan
b formed except b. . majority vote OF the
qualified electors Of tie ares proposed 70 b
Included therein and also by . majority vot:
q ths qualified electors oe the rsmsindsr OF
IT. ooaney from WhjeA such aRea = e -
hhsa. Any such city and eos29 sAaa p
nannsP provi6cd foe oitiaS 81 oeetiea 10 g
~ ertioles PSsgS1ed keoeDsv.. Tnes !. -
~ charter g such city anA esa.ty shaM =
"a = Is general law eu4Assi.ias TIE
foTmatisa Of soea eorporaeioas: PrSvsde9
}svt.ss. Tt eysy sas1 snesess - - 81 81.
lgnaeo - eopoo4ve o0ocD = Sooo NJ ~
and eomty. Who sAA1 psttesn e Ss.s INV.
socE cilv ga eoanH shan hevs eed entez
q rlRSka Doweeo I'D DeiyneFse noefeoe'
q q ek6f6or. - tsees1sesat WeA e1.
Gea tAWu. and b. odditioa eAoss:o. -
s 800: 3ss = - eee!s ssss's ia s.!o,sa 5,
eitieo - eountiao g NJ pepolAsaoa ssp-
osa6alH eegnolBsd.
Nc eenty g seSciy ~ ~ ~ eomsS
- ~ nSVSrs Wishis g. tse1isssial limit.
q sucH eeanfy and city. but en snca pow -
:hal g 1850 3 e s s, = ssG sscS eoast;-
tationaI Dfovi0lDes Ard gsae.al AZ = s2'
~ g sitSH sitia @ eocattes: Frcs;ase'
fSaf - Drovisaoas q escesons !. = = Y:
9. ead g e tAis :Etss,s ~ e Pc 81 f:ss1sS.
- s1 - - 4 az ed oeas0 I'D 30 9
eSsnxsS aftsr Ii slset3ca q a0posntmeetns
g ds.i.s - - g 80 ~ es:A."ded beyoad
- rsesed foe Vi6eS b = elected or ap.
M ~. n eass ~ e6isanT county y cl'
yiisd 8 ehe fozmaEsoa q 9 city ard eounty:
- ernnortioa Of tSs existing debt. Or lia-
Sn;s;s "A - former county. and shaH &C
cos,of Tor and pay the county remaining 2
~ prooorf1oa Of ths value Of any real
$500 $500 count and tsfsa Over b. the county
"a eity. e. 0sehod - Determining such
iuSt proportion TO b pryoeftbed BY general
iSV. but such division shall not a3set the
tS I .. ~ 49, eomnersation. oreIi6cs-
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SUMMONS By PUBLICATION
No. 1905

OOGSSVSSvS EVOAASeA k~Og0
No. 1906
In the Superior Court of the
State Of Washington in and for
Benton County.
Edward II. Estes. Plaintiff, VS..
Margaret verna Estes, Defend
ant.
State of Washington to Marg-
aret verna Estes, Defendant.
You are hereby summond to
appear within sixty days after
the date of the first publication
of this Summons, to-wit within
sixty (60) days from the End
day Of September. 1913, ana oe-
fend the above entitled action IN
the Superior Court of the State
Of Washington aforesaid, and
answer the Complaint of the
plaintiff and serve copy of your
answer or other pleading on the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff
at his office below stated, and in
the case Of your failure 80 to do,
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of
the Complaint, which has been
filed with the Clerk of the Court.
The object Of this action against
the defendant Is to obtain Del
cree Of Divorce in favor Of the
plaintiff and against tine defend
ant upon the grounds Of cruel
treatment Of plaintiff BY defend
ant.
Kenneth r. Serier. Attorney
Tor Plaintiff. Office and r. o.
Address: p. O. Box At, or 10
Kennewick Ave. z, Kennewick,
B~nton County. Washington.
9:2-l0:7
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NOTICE OF fRAAIDe6 ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AID
PETITION FOR OW1El18OT1Ol(

NOTICE OF KAA1N0 On
FINAL ACCOUNT AND
PETITION FOR DWfAlB0rloH
No. 3l1o ~ Al
Ia tie auperior Court Of the
State of Hashinstoa n and for
Benton County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Olive z. Brtttun, Dece1Sed.
Notice il Hereby Given that G.
O. Britton, Administrator. Of the
above entitled estate has filed his
Final Account and Petition for
Distribution in the office Of the
clerk Of the above entitled Court
and that the Court i asked 10
settle said Final Account, 70 dis
tribute the property Of said es-
tate to the heirs O persons en-
titled to the same and discharge
the Administrator.
Said Final Account and Peti-
ton for Distribution WIN b heard
by. the Court at the Court house
In Prosser. Benton County, Wash-
ington, on the 2lst day Of Octob-
er, 1913, at the hour Of 1000
o'clock in the forenoon.
c. O. BRTTTON, Administrators.
By Moulton e Powell and Thomas
B. Cess. His Attorneys.
s:zs 10:1
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HOUSE JOINT REsoLUr1oN NO. Z

Proposed amendment to the Constitution
repeating Section Z, Article XI. which
existing section renders any county
officer ineligible to hold his ONCE more
than two terms In succession.
Be II Resolved. BY the House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes and the Senate Of the State OF
Washington In legislative session esseEnbieo
Thdt, At the general election 20 b hsld
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Orchardists Of Benton County
have an excellent chance TO con-
trol the large population of mice
which caused. considerable dam
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lime % Control Nice IS During
Apple Piclkinq Season, Agent Says

age this past year by taking adj
vantage of the apple picking sea-
son Just ahead, Frank Webster.
Benton County Extension agent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stockdil Of
Mottinger just returned from .
trip to Oakland and San Fran
cisco. They also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Sandren at Marysvf1e.
Calf.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AID

E6IA14ON kOk1 O1OA 1AAoO A&S~
No. $50
In the Superior Court Of the
State Of Washington In and nor
Fenton County.
In the Matter Of the EstAte OF
Frieda Mohn, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY gwen
that William Mohn, Adminisra-
tor Of the estate Of the deceased.
has filed his Final Account and
Petition for Distribution In the
office Of the Clerk Of the above
entitled Court, and that tho Court
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07

A thousand Kennewick school
children need housing. A vote
for school bonds Sept. IL will pro-
vide for them.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
GUILD TO NEEr

GUILD TO Meet
st. Pauls Guild will meet
Thursday, October z. ut I p. M,
In the Parish house for 4 pot
luck luncheon followed BY q reg
ular meeting. Members are asked
to bring scissors and thimbles.