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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have Identifies
ton csId. u RiamSn aar let; M M b.
pkfvEk.sAIEsMzN with panel j. truck rug;
cit. Salary against commission:
Qualification nee: Age 25 yrs. Or
more, married, refs. Gail ELI KLEIN
at Eneleside 20-W-2; Ewes, WA.
rIEe1t ss EzRFHg a GEsd aSais VI. Il
EiilG2vaaToE MAN-colored: m Sn,
ssesa WIS et 8 g. s s2Sss PERMIT szRsI
good pay to start: with chance fer
a msnens ,op EsSRRR isy esES MAR
dkxffNTr;h lssa e 3 sUhPTEia1NrENDAN ST
oil barnsrs;x p Ph sn BRosMsJgR'
NEAT R1rP'nt csibor1TEk- Apply MASTER
MAI MAHkE GGT!4 tas spa! 4 r ssp ax PERM
positions, TOP salary for right men.
See MR.. sINcoFF. 1910 Park I'd;
OFFICE BOY. for bldg. contractors
ONCE; general ONCE work. Reply in
own handwriting giving age and
schooling. Box 136-M. Star: %
OFFICE MAN to take charge
small office. Must know
tipping. 40. hr. wk., paid va
cations. other benefits. Ma
tional organization. Phone
DE. 2713 for appt.
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ARMY BUILDINGS
AT FORT BELVoIR. VA.
20x4S to 20x1O0

2Ox4S to 20x1O0
AS Low as SIS
Easily dismantled and re-erected.
Low prices on lumber. windows. etc.
Harris Wrecking Co.
SALES OFFICE-BUu.DING Ms
Middleton Rd. at 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

PLUMBING AND HEALING
GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES
ALLEN L LLOYD. MI 1886:
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED. also
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.,
Day UN 1872 Ewes. UN 1915.
ROOF REPAIRING. waterproofing
Want small Jobs. Work guar. F. P
WADDELL. TR. 1919. Ii. A. l94S
ROOFING. all types-slate. tin, STAG:
guar. CLIFTON. GE 3431. "a
ROOFING all types: new work "a and a!
THOMAS, HU. 1852. -2s
ROOk1NG, an types. no JOB toe
UEI c. BOYD. INC. GE 1908
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repeint.
ed, retaped. recorded. PARK AVE
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 62I4 r. I
ave. Riyerdale; Nd uN l345
brick and stone work. painting,
papering. plastering. Free esti-
mates. ]. ]. SAMPOGNA & BROS,
TIA C0TS 30
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Have Santa Claus Call
at your home. 81. DE. 1s4l. 20
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number OF selected alco-
holic patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM. WI. 100. OIL. 1856.
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HELP MEN

ASSISTANT USED CAR MANAGER
To appraise trade-ins and ok. finance
deals. Excellent opportunity. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, see MIR. SAX, 1871
Bladensburg I'd ne
long-distance dispatcher
and claim adjuster. to work about
so hrs. wk or during 5ia-day wk.
start at $50 per wk.; must De quail
ned typist and letter writer. See
Co. INC. 1918 q st. NV. 20
MECHANIC, Kaiser
Frazer exper. Apply Mr.; Carver
Hwy Arl Va, CHI. 1000. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
CAR HOPS

Young men between 10 and 25 for
full-time or weekend employment.
Salary plus tips. Meals and uni.
forms furnished. Positions located
in washington and nearby Virginia.
Apply Miss Mccormick, personnel
ofhce, HOT SHOPPES, INC, $40
Corrarf{o,,f n ~
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TELEVISION AND
INSTALLATION
SERVICE MEN

HERE'S AN EXCELLENT oPPoK.
TuNTTY FOR AMBITIous MEN SIE,
TO ESTABLISH THEMsELvEl:SS
WITH ONE OF WASHINGION.6
FASTEST GROWING oRGANIzA.
WE NEED SEVERAL OUTSIDE
SERVICE MEN. WITH CARS. WHO
ARE EXPERIENCED IN HANDLING
ALL MAKES OF TELEV1S1ON.
PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS;
MANY BENEFITS. OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT. ohs-DAx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

Portuguese CD Eng. Secy,
$4,000
Dictation, both languages. Spanish
Eng. secy., start $500. Stenog.-
secy. c23l, eXcep. openings. Cal! IN,
see Miss Young. at PERSONNEL
SERVICES LII G St. SIT. 36b4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
PL ISfEn GLASS 1NsuRANcE COM
PANY of the City Of Washington for
the election of trustees, will be
held at the once of the company.
900 "F" st. NV, on Wednesday.
pm. Poll open from 2 to 3 o'clock
pm WILLIAM H. MARBURY. sec
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HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN, permanent: part time.
Cali WA. 1871 or AP. 0391. ga
good sized lumber arm, desires per.
son to expend lumber footases: and
type invoices, write fully to p. O.
stating age, education. family status
BOOKKEEPER- CASHIER. one expert
enced in restaurants or hotels who
can tyne preferred, but NOT i'm
perative. You must have held i'm
portant Job and welcome response.
empi. record is necessary. Must have
been bonded. Position can be held
open until Jan. 1. and offers security.
meals Call in person. 1856 Conn.
B % 1;Fi isssF ! M 2;ai oFERA-
f hppi Isal t fsSs'e NJ G'f sERNs sff sp
CO., Realtors, 1415 K. st. NV.
C NvAssERS-Apply Gil 9th st.
caAissh1En Previous credit s.ps ;s
Refs. required. Nc. others need ap-
Ing conditions and salary. Company
benefits. Box l33-M. Star. ga
CASHIERS. experienced, Tor WORK IN
super market; top wages. excellent
working condition. free hospitali-
cation, paid vacations. bonus plan.
many other employe benefits. APP
ply Room 124. Shirlinston The
atre bldg, Arlington, Va. 20
Cashier-Hosier Saleslady
single. between % and
as. Must be able to make trips to
New York market after training;
knowledge of tipping. Call DI. Q634
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CHANGE OVER

EXP. colored bartender: exp. colored
cooks; apply 10-2. 1928 14th st.
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REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN-see
our ad in Help Women" COLONI-
AL INVESTMENT CO., SIT 9th St.
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Ruphers Employment Agency
Has recommended domestic help. BY
TYpists (Fl to S45 Week

10 excl. openings now. Others in
hotel. assoc. auto. CO.. dr.. Offices
PIX typist, start $40. See first Miss
Evans. welcome. BOYD'S. 700 18th,
cor C MA o340. lest 33 VS.
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,HELP WTD. AGENCIES Cont.

TYPIST for real estate ,ofice. S175
Typist credit office. another for auto
Arm. SO SO So gg6 5 Ct s sERvrc S.
1911 G st. Ma. 60SS;
ICE; l740 X st. NV, RE. 1858. We
have openings for secretary-recep,
tionists in doctors ofices. full and
part time. We also need Xray
technicians. No registration fee.
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Campfire Group
Plan Meeting

Members of the Campfire
Guard and Council will meet
Thursday in Kennewick Park
for a potluck luncheon, the
business meeting to follow the
luncheon hour. Each member is
to bring her own table service
and covered dish.
Present to meet with the
Campfire leaders during the at.
ternoon will be Miss Media
Brown, executive director Of the
Whitman area, and Miss Marie
Switzer, Richland, newly APP
pointed advisor to. the Richland,
Pasco and Kennewick area.
A group of Campfire, girls
under the direction of Mrs. Paul
Schuman will present part OF
the program.
Any woman interested in the
work of Campfire is urged to
attend the meeting Of workers
and leaders.
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Pioneer Kennewick
Woman Dies

Graveside services for Mrs. Ida
Butler Annis, 70, pioneer resident
Of Kennewick and widow Of
George Merritt Annis, who pass.
ed away Thursday in a Tacoma
hospital following a prolonged
illness were held Tuesday at
2 pm. at the Kennewick GENE.
terry.
The Rev. A. c. Wishmire of the
Presbyterian church offici.
ated at services in Kennewick.
Funeral services were held in
Tacoma and the remains brought
here, where the body lay in
state at the Mueller Funeral
Home on Sunday and Monday.
/, Survivors include two sons,
Howard B. AnniS of Tacoma and
Arthur B. Annis of Beaumont,
Calf, and two daughters, Mrs.
Bessie N. Gates of Seattle and
Mrs. James H. iJarboe of Able.
querque. N. M.
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.kennewick
Lions InstuII

Owen Lyle was installed as
presi 1ent of the Nennewick Lions
in ceremonies held Thursday
night at the Riviera ship cafe.
Lytle replaces Rob Mills, who as
outgoing president handed a me.
mortal gavel to Mrs. Steve Cze.
botar, retiring president Of the
Lions auxiliary. Mrs. Czebotar
passed the savel on to Mrs. Dale
Morrison, new auxiliary head.
, Other Officer installed last
night by Ed Broughton, zone
Lon chairman and past presi.
dent Of the asc, Lions.s were:
Harry r.. y, first vice presi.
dent; A. L. sandy" Anderson,
second vice president; Robert
Graves, third vice.president; Don
Merritt, secreta:- -easurer; Tom
Pasey, tailtwister; Keith Han.
cock, greet. director for one
year, Max Brown and Andy An.
derson. Directors for a two. year
period Gene Grpves and Virgil
81 8.
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and fourth grades, the other the
fifth and sixth.
Witt said that some readjust.
ments may be necessary In the
Junior Senior high school SEIZED.
ules. Several additional grade
teachers will probably be need
ed, he said. Final decision will
be made on this question after a
survey is made of probable en-
rollment, which, Witt said
should be completed about July
20.
A preliminary enrolment plan
is to be in operation when school
is ready to open, so that actual
school work will get under way
on the 29th. The preliminary
work will be done from August
% to 26, giving three days before
school opens after the prelimin.
airy enrollments are completed
Witt, who was Junior High
school principal last year, will
be i'm charge of instruction in his
new position. Samuel Lamanna
will be an assistant superinten.
dent in charge of business ad.
ministration.
T. H, Bennett will return as
principal of the Senior High
school and Donald 7. Coates
will be Junior high principal
Mrs. Lena Mechanism will again
be elementary school principal
and James Dudley will be prin'
cipal of the higher grades of the
Elementary school. Mrs. Alma
Stickles will again be school
nurse. Patricia Wood Brown and
Elma l.. Lundgren will have
elementary school music. Caro-
Hodde will have remedial class
eS. .... e.
Robert Hunsley will return a:
band director and in charge o.
instrumental music. William
Ames will have senior voca
music. Edith Nellermoe will
have the nursery school. Lei;
c. Hatch and Lydia Mock will bt
elementary school librarians.
Others teachers were listed al
follows 80.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bird
Rose Watkins, lone Hansen
Ruth Wayde.
First Grade-Alice Clark, Rutl
Coates, Jeanne Fruh, Edith Cow
ing, Josephine Hinckley, Thelm;
James, Elsie Nutter, Hazel Viii
son.
Second Grade-Margaret Bell
Vera Campbell, Ruth v. Pence
Irma Personettie, Annie Sutton
Frances Wagner, Clara Wash
burn, Lehora White, Loren,
Whitmere.
Third Grade-Murrl Evans
Marcelle Gilbert, Jane Karamat
ic, Stella Palmer, Frances Par
meter, Vera Taylor, Alice Toffle
Esther Travis, Laverne West.
Fourth Grade-Maber Black
Agnes Dudley, Hazel Hodgsor
Vera Johnson, Beulah Martin
Alice Mccoy.
Fifth Grade-Genevieve Hollel
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Freight Line
To Move To
New'Ternninul

Consolidated Freightways i'm
Kennewick plan to move to their
new 100000 freight terminal
about July Is, Clement Cejka,
manager of the firms freight Of
flee here, said today.
Cejka said that the move to
the new terminal on East Bru-
neau avenue, one block east
of Gum, will probably be com.
pleted by the end of this month.
S. and ]. Motor company,
which purchased the present
terminal property on Albany
avenue, earlier in the year, will
remodel the present building to
fit into their plans. Roger Soren.
sen, general manager of the S.
and J. Kennewick office, said to-
day that his firms plans for the
use of the property had not yet
been completed. However, he
added, that work on the remodel.
ing will begin as soon as pos.
Sible.
LARGE TERMINAL
The new Consolidated termin.
al will be large enough to handle
eight road rigs and eight pick.
up trucks simultaneously, the
freight manager said. In addi.
ton the furniture warehouse
will have a packing and Grating
room to facilitate the handling
and shipping of furniture.
The building is OF all.concrete
construction with a reinforced
foundation and floor.
Sub-contractorS working under
the Murray Construction comp.
any on the new terminal are
Mok1er Plumbing and Heating;
Neon Electric; Pre.Mix Concrete;
Layrite Concrete; and Vail Roof.
ing.
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Meta Prewitt, Doris B. Johnectl-z
Alma Kehres.s Zela Myefr bot
Sloan, Eva NJ. Stevenson. -S
Sixth Grade-Eugene Gardner,
Ethel Knighten, Leila Messervy, =.
Edith Pruitt, Amber ,-Siet*s ~
Scherger. = E - ~~-~s
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, $50
Seventh Grade--Robbie Goss.
unit room; Ida Baker, an, SOCIAL
studies: Margaret Little, EnalislItS
Eloise Glynn, geography; Viola
Hughes, mathematics; Arnd 5G.@
Hess, unit room; Emil Scillnke,
science. 1E.&GLss' sG,ss
Eighth Crade-Lucille Anders~
son, art; Edgar Gilbert, matinee
mates; Rhea Gray, science arld9
girls physical education; FRANK
Landis, social studies; Raymun-J
da Neumann, English; Helen.
Rombough, unit. vsrSS+fli,
Ninth Grade-Arncld Hagen.
English, social studiesI sarah
McGilbry, English; Frank Mace
carato, social studies; Fred Spit
ger, mathematics, boys physlli'
cal education; Donald TruElri.'
ger, mathematics; F. renee, WITT
counselor, office. -r. s;a,sy
Senior High--M. A. Clark sci-y
ence; Del Flint, safe driver edu;s
cation;- Marion Kohler, bookkeepfa
ing, short hand; George Kara
matte, athletic director, -couIl-..
selor; Lorayne Larson, English,
dramatics; Mary E. Miller SPAN
ish, Latin; Astrid Miller, tipping;
Wayne Nevins, English; James
Stringer, mathematics; Harold.
Wyman, social studies; Wayne
Yeager, social studies, coach. 80
Other Special Teachers--Les-s
ter Boss, librarian; Beth Ben
nett, girls physical education;'
Roger Jones. boys physical edu.
cation; Marie Pugsley, home &C.!
ononics, foods; Dorothy Becks
mann, home economics, cletn.
ing; Victor Rogers, vocational
agriculture; Charles Thuot,sIns
dustrial work. ia - 80 go
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SUMMONS " PuIllcATyoN


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WARRINGTON FoN BENTON COUNTY
VICTOR MCKEE, Plaintiff VS.. NADINE
McKee,. Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO THE
SAID NADINE MCKEE, DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty (6O) days after the date OF
the first publication Of this summons, to-
wit. within sixty (60) days after the 18th
day Of June, 1949. and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court,
and answer the amended complaint Of the
plaintiff. and serve a copy Of your ans.
wer upon the undersigned attorneys at
their office below stated; and in case OF
your failure 80 to do, judgment and Dc.
cree will be rendered against you accord.
Ing to the demand Of the amended COM
plant, which has been filed with the
clerk Of said court.
That the cause of action herein Is for
a decree of divorce from the defendant for
the reason and upon the ground Of cruel
treatment.
FUTTER. MERRICK 4 MERRIcK. At
torneys for Plaintiff
Futter, Merrick & Merrick
p. o. Box SGT
112 South 4th Street
Pasco, Washington K:4-6:16-1:21
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Rotary Club
New Officers

New officers of the Pasco-
Kennewick Rotary club install
ed Wednesday evening at a
dinner meeting in the Riviera
Supper club.
The dinner. was attended by
Rotarians and their ladies.
Incoming officers are Howard
Beste, of Kennewick, president;
Bill Gravenslund, of Kennewick,
vice president; Rex Patterson, of
Pasco, secretary; and Paul Shi-
rey, Of Kennewick, treasurer.
Retiring officers are E. S. John
ston, Of Pasco, president; Phil
Mitchell, Of Pasco, vice presi-
dent; Tom Perry, Of Pasco, sec.
rotary; and Bill Gravenslund,
treasurer.
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Eleanor. Gilman
Dies At HospituI

Eleanor Madeline Gilman Of
Route 1 died June % at Our Lady
Of Lourdes hospital. She was
born April %, 1906 in West L.
berty, Iowa. Mrs. Gilman had
made her home in Kennewick
for a little more than a year.
Surviving are her husband,
Dewey E. Gilman Of Kennewick.
a son, Roger L. Hicks Of Seattle,
and her mother, Mrs. Mildred E.
Moshberger of Portland.
The body was taken to Port.
land where funeral services will
be held.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
or WASHINGTON IN AND FOR
BENTON COUNTY
No.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
FRANK T. WENDL. Jr.. and Z
MARY WENDL, husband and wife,
Plaintiffs,
ADOLPH WENDL. heir at law OF Frank)
Wendl, Sr.. deceased: MARGARET
DOYLE: JOHN WENDL and JANE DOE,
WENDL: true name unknown) husband,
and wife. also the unknown heirs of
Frank Wendi. ST.. deceased, the un-)
known heirs of Margaret Doyle. il she,
be now deceased, and the unknownp
heirs. IL any. of John Wendl and Jane)
Doe Wendl ttrue name UNKNOWN, hus-)
band and wife, or either OF them iD
they or either be deceased. and all,
other persons unknown claiming any
right.title, estate lien or interest in and
to the real property described In theJ
Complaint in this action.
The State Of WASHINGTON.
To Adolph Wendl, heir at law OF Frank
Wendl. Sr., deceased; Margaret Doyle:
John Wendi and Jane Doe Wendl. -true
name unknown) husband and wife. also
the unknown heirs OF Frank Wendl, Sr..
deceased. the unknown heirs of Margaret
Doyle, IL she be now deceased. and the
unknoWn nelTS, IL any, Oh JONI WeHul ana
Jane Doe Wendl urue name unknownl.
husband and wife, or either of them II
they or either be deceased, and all other
persons unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or interest in and to the real
property described in the Complaint in
this action.
You and each of you are hereby sum
moned TO appear within sixty days after
the date of the first publication Of this
Summons, to-wit, within sixty days after
the 7th day OF July. 1949, and defend
the above. entitled action in the above
entitled court and answer the complaint
Of the plaintiffs and serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned. attorneys
for the plaintiff, at their office below
stated, and in case of Your failure so to
do Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand OF the complaint
which has been filed with the Clerk of
said court The object of this action is TO
secure Judgment in favor of plaintiffs
against all defendants adjudging plaintiffs
TO be the owners in fee OF the following
described real property Z. ~,
Tract and Lots %. 30. 81 and 80,
Block "a. Hover Orchards. accord
ing to plat thereof recorded in Volume
of Plats, Page AZ. records of said
county.
and TO exclude all defendants from any
right. title. or interest therein and to
quiet title in plaintiffs against all de-
PENDANTS. and to obtain such further re-
lief as the court can grant in the premises
MouLToN. POWELL & CESS
se-. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
-z< r. o. Fox 125
kenncwick, Washington
Benton County.
K-11-7:T-S:11.
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Teachers yet to be employed
include an eighth grade teacher
and combination mathematics
science teacher in the high
school. Two other teachers will
be added for two new rooms to
be set up at the McNary dam
site. One will teach the third
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON IN AND ron BENTON
COUNTY
No.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE

WILLIAM F. KIMPEL, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters
Testamentary on the Estate Of William F.
Kimpel. deceased, were granted to the
undersigned on the 23rd day Of June. 1919.
by the said Superior Court. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to serve them with the necessary
vouchers upon me at the office Of Moul.
ton, Powell & Cess, Kennewick, Washing
ton, within six t6) months after the date
Of the first publication of this notice, to.
wit: Within six (6D months from and
after the Both day of June, 1949, and file
the same with the Clerk of the above en-
titled Court, together with proof of such
service or they shall be forever barred.
DATED at Kennewick, Washington, this
Both day of June, 1949.
RUTH MARIE KIMPEL,
Exccutrix
BY MOULTON, POWELL & CESS
Her Attorneys K-9 6:30-7:14,
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Sees LittIe chanee'

SEATTLE, July 6 tUP)-Con-
gresham Hugh B. Mitchell, 3D.,
Wash.,) today said chances for
repeal of the Taft. Hartley Labor
Law Act by the S1st Congress
were slim for this year or next.
The congressman, who is
spending a week in his home
district, said for all practical
purposes the chances for repeal
Of the controversial labor act
were dead as the present con.
gresS was concerned.
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Most Of the teachers who were
with the kennewick schools last
year will be here again when
schools open Monday, August %.
according to an almost complete
list released yesterday by Carl
O. Witt, assistant superinten.
dent
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MISCELLANEOUS: C % m plete
washing machine repairs and
service. by factory.trained me-
chanics for all makes of washers.
Bunch Finnegan Inc, on the ave.
nue.. Phone 1901. K.1S.tfc
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o. ~, wxS sEsrHsoSs S IN AND ron SENToK
COUNTY
Ne. Slol
SUMMONS YoA pUyIIcATloN
DOROTHY G. HOLLAND.
MILTON \. HOLLAND,
THE STATE on WASHINGTON .
70 ne Said Milton \. Holland, defend
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date Of the
first publication Of this summons, to-wlt:
within sixty days after the Both day OF
June, ie49. and defend the above entitled
action IN the above entitled Ccutt and and
serve Q copy of your Answer upon the un.
dersisned attorneys for plaintiff ut their
office below stated. and In case OF your
failure 50 70 do judgment will be render,
ed against you according 70 the oem a,,nS
with the Clerk Of the above entitled Court
The object OF this action is to secure
q decrse Of divorce for the plaintitt on
the grounds stated In the complaint ana
declared BY the Statute Of the state OF
"asnins %ou u POWELL q CESS
Attorneys for Plaintiff
&C.,. office and p. o. Address
Box l2S Kennewick. Benton County
Washinstcn KS 6:3o-sA
In mr. su,ERIoR COUNT on THE STATE
or WASHINGTON IN AND Soh BENTON
COUNTY
Ne.
:, SUMMONS ron PUBLICATION
VIRGINIA KATHERINE Armstrong;
Plaintiff,
ELMER JOSEPH ARMSTRONG. }
rpr STATE OF wAsHiNGToN to the
said ELMER JOSEPH ARMSTRONG, De-
ie9 YoU ARE HEREBY summoned to APP
rear withiA sixty (60) days after the
date Of the first publication Of this
sunainons to.wit: Within sixty f60) days
aftst tire 10Th day OF June. 1949. and
defend the above entitled action In the
above entitled Court. and answer the
Complaint Of the plaintiff. and serve
copy Of your answer upon the under
signed attorney at his office below
stated: and In case of your failure so 10
do. judgment will be rendered against you
accordinG to the demand of the COM
plant, which has been filed with the
Clerk of the said Court.
The object of this action Is to secure
a divorce from the defendant on the
grounds Of desertion. non-support and ex-
+ IRENE cruelty and to secure custody OF
the two minor children Of the parties.
RALPH BOOTH McABEE,
ATTORNEY for the Plaintiff,
Office and Post Office Address
Washington Hardware Building
KenneYick, Washington
1T e:2a-7:2s
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