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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-seatheess.

49,! 5O--oPEN, SAT, AND SUN, :, until
; miles from D. g: line: Out So. Cap, St.
ssn 81 od I'd Fort 81 n sF0RsEsy
SIS sss, e s5rT hlas RD sE-s1a 900 I Beau
tifui French cottage, brick, bedrooms, 9
baths, living and dining rooms. large
s bsnsn victor a hsasr Nd ses .sen srraeed lot
Deos ony sS0ut Open 0 Sat- s S H sun
i to 8 and weekdays ! to until sold; pr.
shopping center. school and transp: ia,
ftss s seesse Of sf are
fuii bsmt.. gas a..c. heat: weather proofed
fDa st. east On 81 g 5ah st. ave ort
on oath to Dubois pl. If Transportation
to inspect is desired phone once DURING t
ssll 5 81 gP 30 Wallace & Co. SE
BUNGALOW IN NEARBY MD:-sl. 400
new oil burner. full bsmt. store and refgr
oaly s7.7 5s6, T 2. BURGESS Real Es-
o 1asf; ' s.:e 500 c z sranayvine St
Sc. Congress Heights semidet. brick;
5 rms. and bath, rec, rm, in bslnt;, fenced
D. BURGESS Real Estate VI, 2so2 III s.
sLLcs.sr aREAaLovsly dst brill nIic- mr.
neat iuii Ssmt : With complete apt; slate
sssa i5a' ss5ssa R safs ass.te 5ssf
issl d D 81. s.E.-e-f.nlly corner brick;
vacant, Move right in. Excel. cond
s sii s 81 49, ssos iii I p BURGESS Real f.
EVERYTHING GoEs-Even the washing
with sho bath and 1e porehes Nice
+; r. .. BURGESS. Real Estate. Vi. ssos
70 SETTLE EsrATE-e rooms, full bsnt
can't . WAL6 fsi HAR d sn L. e ss7e. NE
HOME AND INCOME BUYERS call me. !
may have something to please YOU. WALDO
HARRIS; TX Il. 1872 g ~ NE q 1894 v..n,
pos as ap at s sime q setfi.msa
ssss ;srm, riss osS = I'VE 1ssS
Iiis PoToIAc AVE. s:E.-Lovey wide
oon SIek 'front.' ms pore ee y aqtD
f Fes ss R1 coz RsI e s6nd D s5s
FoRT DAVIS PARK SECTION s.E...New.
rms. and bath. lavatory. on LIST m. and
bsmt. porcelain top sink. steel cabinets
copper plumbing. best-srade oak FRS. full
bsmt., side entrance, gas a .-c.h:; deep lot
Price, SI5.75O; terms Brennan POR-
TER REALTY CO., MA. 1894: Sun. and
ewes. vi. 3211.
OWNER TRANSFERRED - s-rm. brick
semidet. full equipped kit. tiled bathrm..
shower. gas auto. heat, full bsmt-; $1,000
easy terms; $3.50 Southern ave. sc. Tw.
1899, RE. 1851.
THIS 4-APT.. 2-bath and 1-layatory home
near the Library Of Congress, is one Of
r reasa apfeep' HERBERT + SONS
ewes. RE. 4os5. Ell. sss.
s1l 18th ST. S.E.-Attraetive row brick,
s rooms and bath. h.-wh.: convenient
location. Price $4,000. s. E. SHELTON,
RE- 6700. Ext. 6S6S.
ST. AND ALABAMA AvE--T-u.-old
beautiful det brk., bedrm. and bath on
1st ir.; . bedrms. on End; lovely furn.
3-rm and bath apt. on ground FIR; nice
income; r; storm winao.5' I Venetian AN
doctor mr.. nev shepS,ps ssnteT ;,s Swn or
oYEN TO-DAY. e-6. 1877 18th st. Sc
Close to Lincoln Park IN exclusive area,
q handsome brick house CONTAINING 3
lovely rms, large reception ball. "a baths.
r, sssnen Yard s'Gu n dry vi Win E. ssp
entrance; concrete porch; Immaculate
income Of SEES mo- approved rentsl.
Come. see and COMPARE. See Nj; Eoiko
on premises today, 2-6. PAUL ]. MILLER.
Elk. 7070,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lith st, NV,
% rooms. ami. rear porches and fun
eosn payms pTee s sl3SoG th ST
full FG Ssssment; ' price, sls5oo sSostantiai
day day from = q s PM. AGENT on prsmlssS;
TjIdkAMs Ii1 VA Wsi i r % Nv
Slo.5oo:, substantial down nayment; win
e s. at eonass 5
TRICK WILLIAMS. SIP 18th St NV
coLoRED-NEw Def SUB. HOMES. .
acre lots, :, miles D. C. near school and
I,STes WI Tea ssas to Or o Wi H BEST
e eeij TI eGsf q BRICK hom.,
FIRST Tn som 0a IDEAL tor tor sse PANTY
suit sui h pureha Sc ' Reasonably pSeed' at:
traetiye terms. For appt TO inspect, saIl
Egg sSnSs Is siss ST. l sw ", IN
orif III, e zee loeat,on eIss WALsHE
coLokED1 ags g. Down rs SIPS PSF monthly
We have several brick homes with 8 rms,
W Ss pu N o5 coma w
ehsrse. Only $3.50 deposit required: Fes
further in5ormation, call BARNEY O
VET l4"7 Eye st. NV. MA. 1869 OIL
CoLoRED AN UNUSUALLY ATTRAC
home. located on LIST st. n.w.-Complets
kit. bedrm. and bath on lst Il: q com.
plete apt: on end a. and a complete apt
on 3rd A.: full drv bsmt. with oil heat
This home is tastefully dec, throughout
AND is in immac. cond:; prompt poss
Nh sa r Il vr gSG st tsI lSr oo
Rsaltors ae5 New York ave. NV.
CoLORED-oUEBEC PL. AT GA AVE
rms, > baths. oil h.-w.h.; new stove
rsfsr.; sarage- NO. 372s.
coLoRED-ls44 KALoRAMA-Ideal fol
roomine house, club or lse family; II
{ms.. baths, oil h.-w.h. sarase. NO
SoIoREp-coLuMBA RID. between 18th
end l4th-Briek, rooms, baths, OF
Yooming house; reasonable price with onl,
about $500 cash 70 responsible person
Call MR.. HASSIN, NE. $500 or MA I1Qs
CoLoRED-3503 GA. AVE. N.W-Stor,
and apt, above POSSESSION. ma. 1888
to inSpect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

brick; s spec rms.. 2 b.: oak mrs. slate
roof gas heat. larHe, hiEh ceilings. oase-
yerted to apt). Close to bus. shopplng
center and schools. 1st trust $4,000 ~
4F. Be sure and see this.
Another 8 ST. sc. semidet. brick, rms,
beauf. tiled bath. gas &C heat hne pan
eled recreation rm.: lot 30 fl vide. Can
Mr.. SCHAEYER, AID. 1925. Ewes. ana
sun, DU. 1000, Ext, GA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

WOODBRIDGE. vic. John Burroughs School
Oct. arranged as . complete apis, in
perfect cond; apt. with 5 rms. and bath.
other with rms. and bath: det garage;
gas h.-w.h.: priced S15.500.
Rhode Island ave.-6 rms, in good con-
dition; conveniently located: immed. pos
Ho. 07OO: ewes. and Sum- Mr.. Curling,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

STaes TiEhs n H +. RANDOLPH. RE RE. sIs7
.1 s3ss ees1 e ks.:as 4
cellent condition: oil h.-w.h-. built-in ga
p sass night AZ. w3o9DR RI1s REALTY co.
s.r@. bs1ek eoneTsse front porch: faii
With oye d bss fs and ver, oa1a
furniture Included in low price Of Sl2..
take tTsds MAR Miller SO 18th Il v st.
Eco IND 81 Go N.E.-corner brick: rms,
y osss; fs sIas Jon; ysEs
Ss6S ron On s'Es:ses
m: withe arepl;.. lovely EIassed.in den.
dsoR e Really 5fS e.. n wa os55. IN.
MARYLAND AVE, between 11th and 18th
j apt Gan Se obtained s. SIS, 500. JAMES
arneF ..ys Esa..at es ns.s
borhood. near Eastern High school. A
real opportunity to buy an income-pro-
Don't miss this. MITCHELL QUICK, DI
1881: eve. RIA. 341s.
BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-6-rm brick, bath,
gas h-wh. Desirable locality. Make this
your home. Only $500 down. Reasonably
priced PAUL ]. MILLER, Elk. 707O TIL
MICHIGAN PARK. South Dakota ave. and
18th st.-6-rm. brick, like new: full bsmt.,
gas a.-c.h., fenced yard; cow. to transp:
possession with settlement. r. @. DUNNE
no. 0T00; ewes. and Sum-, Mr.. Curling.
HO. 776S.
1859 LANG NE.-Modern Colonial-front
row brick. in perfect condition throughout.
attractively arranged with lge: hv. rm =.
bea uttful rec. rm., gas a.-c.h. This house
is only about Yrs. old; priced right for
Immediate sale. r. @ DUNE. HO: goo;
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Dorothy ". Miller
To Wed Mr.. Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Jerome
Miller of this city, formerly of Co
lumbia, s. c., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Walker Miller, to Mr..
James Emory Smith Of Washington
and Sheffield, Ala, son of Mrs.
Taylor Emory Smith of Shefield
and the late Mr.. Smith. The we'd
ding will take place In the early
summer.
Miss Miller attended Stuart Hall
in Staunton, Va, Sophie Newcomb
College in New Orleans and was
graduated from the University OF
South Carolina. She Is member OF
Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
Mr.. Smith is a graduate OF the
University of Alabama where he
was a member of Theta Chi fra
ternity. He served as a lieutenant
in the United States Navy during
the war.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

F.. Nelson of Rhinelander, Wis.
formerly of Bryn Mawr, Pa, and
Washington.
Miss Nelson was graduated from
Agnes Irwin School and attended
Smith College. She made her debut
at a luncheon at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia in
June, 1914. She is spending the
winter with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Anthony of
Kenwood, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. Lee attended Stanford Uni
versity and is a graduate of the
Foreign Service School of George
town University. During the war
he was with the Department of
State,
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Portable Singer sewing machines
newly reconditioned. rebuilt with
rev motors and controls, and fitted
out into brand-new luggage carry
ing cases, can be purchased for
only $3.50, complete. Other port
able electrics are priced from $3.50
up. Terms as low as IS a month
with one year free service guaran-
teed. See them tomorrow. GIT r
ST. NV. Phone RE. 1900. Also
at 1881 H ST. NE. Phone AT.
1858. Night and Sunday call co.
oo25.
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cial price of Csc. It's served from
II am. to midnight and con-
sists of clam Broth. Imperial Crab,
Fried Scallops. Saratoga Potatoes,
Mexican Salad. Rum Bun. Bread
and Butter. and Coffee or Tea.
Imsgine-all Of this for only Csc
in this day OF prices. They have
lots OF other delcacies on their
huge menu, too enough to de-
light the palate Of any gourmet.
Plan to 60 for luncheon, for dinner,
for late supper after the theater.
Ask the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the
Ships Cabin. or In any Of the other
Marine Dining Rooms. 1921 and
1907 Z STREET NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

That's why she is choosing Cranes
"Ecruwhite" wedding papers for her
engraving. This stationery has ira
ditional dignity and modern charm.
Two envelopes are now used-and
there is a choice of many correct
styles. She will be delighted with
the way the skilled engravers and
RREWOOD execute her order
Samples are on display for leijsre-
ly consideration. 1917 G STREET
Northwest.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

stein have returned from q visit OF
six weeks in Hollywood, Fla.
Mrs. Joseph Levinson Of Chicago,
who, with her son, Elliot, has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Jacques Hell
denheimer, will spend some time
in New York before returning home.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

which sets the blood in circulation
to throw off the poisons that &C
cumulate In the system. 1t also
stimulates nerve activity-and
breaks up deposits in the joints,
caused by arthritis and rheumatism.
Cabinet baths are a real necessity
in conjunction with massage.
And-since health and well being
depend upon proper elimination of
toxic material-let EM1LE'S colonic
technician advise you if an i'm
paired colonic function exists. All
equipment and linen is kept hospi-
tal-clean for your protection. Take
q course of IL exercises and cabi-
nets for $22, or 20 for $50. IL
Swedish messages with cabinet,
$40. No charge for infra-red or
gym suits. 1921 CONN. AVE.
Phone DI. 3616.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
announce CeH1eHt

Mr.. Louis A. Schrof of Arlington
announces the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Anna Mae Schroff.
to Mr.. Richard M. Gore, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall R. Gore, also of
Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

lation upon the
human body with
the effect of pro-
noting and main
t a i n i n g a bal
anced circulation.
Tissue e changes
are greatly aided
by properly ap-
piled m a S sage
the effeCt, of
Evening star., 1948-03-21

A'S"So
Mrs. Lyle A. Moore of Kimball,
Nebr., announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Marilyn Ann
Moore. to Mr.. Charles G.. E. Moser
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K.
Moser of this city. The wedding
will take place in June.
Miss Moore is a member of the
Junior class at the University OF
Colorado.
Mr.. Moser also is a student at
the University of Colorado. He
served in the Army Air Forces dur
ing the war.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

T h e y h a v e
moved f r O m
their former To-
cation-to this
new address-at
1905 c o N N.
AVE. And, just
in time for Eas-
ter and spring,
you'll find the
-, a + cnlorf,I1
Evening star., 1948-03-21

S a We SO m e
money at the
same time. All
you need is a
S e " ing ma
chine - a n d
you can get a
fine, used one
at CAPITAL
ABBATT at a
,~a n II n@e
Evening star., 1948-03-21

DaLLGFSu VI
tarnished sill
yer tea serv-
ice-and will
replate, refn-
ish and restore
it to its for
ner b e a u t y.
The finish is
a heavy, guar
anteed quad
r,1p1e nj a I o
Evening star., 1948-03-21

array of handbags and shoes =.
from the basic blacks, browns and
navy, to gay colors to match your
every costume. Remember the new
address-12O5 CONN. AVE.
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/" K EEP FIT AS A F1DDLE"
'''~ Massage, as given in
the EMILE HEALTH CLUB, may
be defined as a scientific manipu-
Evening star., 1948-03-21

washington Tor
delicious steaks,
chops, and out
Of - this = world
seafoods. Every
Friday they
serve their pop
ular Imperial
Crab Special" at
the Nuper-Spe-
Evening star., 1948-03-21

I n a I WeQQlnR
invitations and
a n nouncements
are ordered--is
the moment al
wedding activ-
ity begins. The
spring bride of
19 48 W a n t S
everything to be
Evening star., 1948-03-21

to have runs
and sn a 6 S
m e n d e d =.
TIL e Sc Ex-
perts also do
i n W e a v ing
and reweav-
ing - a n d
C o m pl etely
e r a d / c q t e
rat hi1rS
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Mss Joan Nelsom
To Wed Paul Lee

The engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Joan Nelson, to Mr.. Paul
G. Lee. SON of Rear Admiral Paul
F. Lee, U. s. NJ, and Mrs Lee, is
announced by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Evening star., 1948-03-21
In the Meas

Mrs. Joseph Lang has returned to
her home in New York after q visit
here with her sister, Mrs. william
jacob.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Fl. Reizen-
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Between 1870 ond ; pm. a
"foshion hunt" will be in
progress. A search will be
mode among the promenoders
for the best dressed women,
men ond teen-oeers. There
will be prizes, too-for the
best dressed mother ond
daughter. fother ond son. ond
brother and sister combination.
Prizes totoline about 81 500
will be oworded the winners.
The Eoster porode which is
traditional with Connecticut
Avenues under the choir
monship of Mr.. Alfred Poster-
nok. Mr. N. {. Barnes is presi-
dent Of the Connecticut Avenue
Association.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
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s. A N ADVENTURE IN THE
'''A REALM OF GOOD
FOOD" It awaits you at O'DON-
NELLS SEA GRILL, famous in
Evening star., 1948-03-21
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4" EMEMBER' Tie string
on your finger-to re-
mind you to take your stockings to
the STELOS REPAIR SERVICE
Evening star., 1948-03-21

and "Gardenia." Cologne is SITS
and 50. Lipsticks are 50. 90S 14th
ST. NV. Open ewes. TIL Easter.
Phone ME. 4753.
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U A DDED ATTRACTION
''' on Connecticut Ave-
is the glamorous new shoe store
ROSS SATURN has just opened.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Call DU. 279S, and representative
will visit you. OR-stop in at 361l
M ST. NV block beyond Key
Bridge.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

moth holes and rips in silks, WOOL
ems and fine linens. End floor,
Velati Bldg, 904 G ST. NV.
Phone MA. S442.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

lipsticks. The bot
ties and lipstick
cases are initiated
with handsome
modern gold letters
while you wait.
Fragrances in
clude: "Bewitch-
ing" Flowers of
D ev ms h ire,
"Whife Hvacines +"
Evening star., 1948-03-21
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i" WEDDING MusIc-ey
Lohengrin!" We d.
ding stationery (your paper trous-
seau) by BREWOOD. The moment
Evening star., 1948-03-21

safest methods for bust reducing.
Not expensive, either-a special
"spot-reducing" or relaxing course
of u treatments is only SIS. Mrs.
Geraty says: Would you believe
that face-lifting can come from a
jar OF cream?" Consult her about
Betty Knowlton's special formula
of Estrogenic Hormone or Papaya
creams. GERATY'S Beauty and
Slenderizing Studios, 1908 F ST.
NV. Suites and 2. Phone ME.
1852.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Sc EDUCING IS FUN"
You can lose inches
and pounds at GERATY'S via the
wonderful GYRO-LATOR Reduc-
Evening star., 1948-03-21
= = = = = =

=" CLEAN OF SILVER
will make party
sparkle" The SCIENTIFIC PLAT
ING COMPANY will pick up your
Evening star., 1948-03-21

sample" hats at $5.50-others at
$3.50. F1owering bonnets {.
dressy suit sailors everything!
Hurry in! 1928 CALVERT ST. NV.
" A GIFT WITH HER
INITIALS-is o. K"
Nola's MAKEUP BOX-has Mary
Dunhills personalized colognes and
Evening star., 1948-03-21
80 80

" A RE YOU A SEWN
SEW?" If You can
design and make your own clothes
you can show of your talents and
Evening star., 1948-03-21

of hats - than
YOU IL fin d
NO w at t h e
SHO r E H A M
H A T S H o P
Hats in the most
delicate of Eas-
ter = egg colors
in ballen-
ciaga, navy and
L1-olx paa fail
Evening star., 1948-03-21
FASHION HUNT

Join the COY
I o n ss OF
{ ash ionobly
d r Q S S e d
Foster porod-
ers on Con-
necticut Ave-
nue. on Easter
S u n d q "
March 18th.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

ing Treatments
which include full
b dy massage,
facial toning and
foot m a S S a 6 e
These treatments
take an hour and
80 minutes-and
ia one of t,h p
Evening star., 1948-03-21

U A T EASTER-a young
woman's fancy turns
to hat-Hats-HATS" Never has
there been a more gorgeous array
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-02
By G. f WEBSTER Ad

It was a pleasure this last week
to visit Mr.. c. w. Browns place
near Finley. On this farm, MI.
Brown is pasturing 20 head OF
steers. They are making rapid
gains with. good finish. MI.
Brown was interested in securing
a pasture mixture with which
to seed an additional area Tor
pasture.
This brought up the question as
to. how late it is possible to sue
cessfully seed crops which have
very small seeds, such as Clovers
or the grasses. It is somewhat dill
ficult to give a definite answer
to this question. However, 1t Is
possible to make a relative date
and I believe that, in the Ken
newick area, pasture grasses an
legume seed can be planted as
late as September 10, and the
farmer will have a reasonable as.
surance that the pasture viii not
be destroyed by frost during the
winter months. In the Western
part of the county, I do not be-
lieve that it is safe to seed ahana,
clover or grasses later than Sep
TENDER /.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-02

Clover are to be seeded, q carrier
such as farina or finely ground
corn meal be thoroughly mixed
with the seed at q rate Of 8
times as much Of the carrier as
of the seed, and then the seeding
be made at the rate of IL pounds
per acre.
Caution also should be used in
mixing legume and grass seeds.
Glover and alfalfa seeds should
be seeded separately from the
grass seeds since they are round
and smooth and they will work
to the bottom of the seeder. They
will be planted first and the lat
ter part of the seeding will be
only grasses. Where seedlings are
to be made of mixed grasses and
legumes, it is well to seed the
grasses in one direction and the
legumes at right angles.
Mixtures to be seeded will vary
and differ with conditions on ev-
cry farm. Suggestions as to mix
lures and rates of seeding can
be secured at the Extension Of
flee or for writing for Extension
Bulletin $40, and It win be for
to you.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-02
Benton Farmers
Develop Unique
Plan

A unique way Of disposing OF
waste water by using the water
over and over Is employed on the
Balcom and Moe farm, north OF
Prosser on the Roza Project,
Frank Webster, Benton County
Extension agent, mentioned IN
suggesting ways to conserve IT.
rigation water.
Balloon and Moe have built q
check dam TO hold the waste wa
ter, and, after the silt settles, the
water II pumped back onto the
land and used again. They lind
that construction Of the dam, In
stallation Of q pump and the nee
.eesary pipe is cheaper than buy
ing more water, it was reported
by N. D. Butler, WSC extension
soil conservationists.
He noted that it is ordinarily
not a good practice to use large
heads Of water and as a result
have so much waste water, but
il the waste can be used to such
advantage this is quite practical
method.
The Roza farm has $40 acres
of potatoes bringing high yields
and as a result requires heavy
irrigation. The soil is light and
the irrigation bitches are long.
The large quantities Of water
yield much waste water. This
waste runs into a draw where it
is caught by the check dam and
is not allowed to run onto the
road or onto a neighbor's land.
The draw acts as a settling basin
and gradually fills with silt.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-02
County Agents Column
= wEnsrEn Ac.ins County Extension Agent

These seeds should be planted
in a firm seed bed and not be
planted to a greater depth than
" inch. Irrigation will have to
be carefully carried out on the
fields so that the surface soil will
retain enough moisture to ger
inmate the seeds and keep them
growing rapidly during the month
of September.
When planted alone, alfalfa
should be planted at approx
mately IL pounds per acre. Clo-
vers will vary according to the
size of the seed. Red clover will
require about IL pounds per acre,
where Ladino, which has a seed
only about third the size of the
Red Clover, can be seeded at
rates varying from 3 to 4 pounds
per acre. Farmers will find It diff.
ficult to seed Clovers at this
small a rate. It is suggested that
where .Ladino or White Dutch
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-02
SUMMONS By PUBLICATION

SUMMONS By PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court Of the
state Of Warrington, In and for
Benton county.
Marian J. Grove, Plaintiff, VS..
James G. Grove, Defendant.
State Of Washington to the said
James G. Grove, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within so days after the
first publication Of this summons,
to-wit, within 60 days after the
10th day Of August, 1913, and de-
fend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court and ans
wer the complaint Of the plaintiff,
and serve copy Of your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys at
their offices below stated; and In
case Of your failure so to do judg-
ment will be rendered against you
according to the demand Of the
complaint which has been fled
with the clerk of the above EMIT.
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assigned to Doris Adams, Wesley
Henley, Herman Hardin, Carman
De Carlo, Bobby Stickelberger,
Nancy Purchase, Jim Phillips,
Linda Johnston, Harlan Russell,
Besse Russell, Mrs. P. A. John
ston, Mrs. George Paisley, D. ].
Hoppel, j. G. Macdonald and DR..
w. A. Mccormick.
Friday at a o'clock the Tiny
Tot popularity contest will close,
Miss Oman, the director has an
nounced. Semi-final standings
will be posted at noon, giving
four hours for last-minute voting.
Interest is high" Miss Oman
said, "for the contestants have
changed positions each day, and
who knows who may be in first
place."
AS many of the entrants as
possible are urged to be present
Friday evening for the surprise
coronation of the king and queen
of Toyland. The tiny tots will
be introduced to the audience
from the stage.
Many youngsters from the
North school will be included in
the first scene, with Sandra
Hartley, Larry Dolechek, Lanny
Herman and Billy Morgan taking
special parts.
Quiz Kids will be played by
Eddie Leuthold, Charles Wood,
Pat Price, David Groll, Lois Por-
ter, Jack Secora, Joan Egnew
and Bobby Lane.