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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
GOODEARTH REALTY
lO7 Ave c East
Phone 4746

wind-pressure of forty AO pounds
per square foot Of area.
Section S. Heieht above ground,
setback and construction near
Intersections. Every billboard
must be 50 constructed - 10
have an open space Of at least
two and one-haH (25O feet BE-
tween the bottom Of the display
area of the billboard and the
ground. This open area may be
filled with lattice work or other
ornamental design which does not
close off more than two-thirds Of
any square foot Of such open area.
Billboards constructed on property
on which there is q properly e.
tablished building line must be
built entirely in back Of this build
ing line; no permit shall be issued
for the construction Of any BILL
board on any lot which Is subject
to q property building line res
friction, II the billboard Is 70 be
constructed in violation Of the
building line restriction. No BILL
board shall be erected In such q
manner as to obstruct free and
clear vision at the intersection Of
any streets, nor within thirty t3O
feet of any boundary Of any pub
lie highway or alley.
Section 8. Conditions and repair
of billboards). Every billboard
constructed persuant 70 the pro-
visions Of this ordinance shah be
at all times kept In good condi-
ton Of repair, and no paper
or any other loose OK Tapping
conbustible material shah be per-
mitted 70 hang from or be at-
tached to any billboard, and when
the paper or other comhsastib1e
material Il removed from the BILL
board, Il shah not be permitted
| to accumulate on the ground neaz
the billboard, but shall be care
fully gathered up and properly
disposed Of.
Section Z. Fireproof constTac.
toni. Il shall be unlawful to con.
struct any billboard Of ove1
fifteen $50 square feet In area
anywhere In the fire limits unless
the face Of such billboard Is con-
structed Of non-eombusdble ma.
terial..
Section 8. QrontaEe consents)
Il shah be unlawful to consEuc
any billboard for which . permit
+, for construction Is required, II
any place where q majority O
the property on both sides Of thu
street Of the block, In which TIL
billboard Is located, il used ex
clusivelys for residence purposes
| without first securing and film
with the City Clerk the writes
Date Of publication, Feb. IL, 1914
consent Of the owners Of the maj
ority Of all the property On bod
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In The Supssies Court q ths
State Of Washin9ton In and For
Benton County. --..
In the Matter Of the Adoption
Of q Minor Child, Donna Maye
Winston. 49,. r. .... =.
Notice No. 2oll II
The State of Washington To:
James NJ. Winston.
You Are Hereby Notified that
the petitioners, James B. Beaver
and Mary NJ. Beaver, have here
tofore filed In the above entitled
Court their petition for the adop-
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wv amt Ads

Farmall Model A Tractor
Two-way 16-in. Plow 80. ......
SIT. Mower ss,-
loft. Hay Rake +-s~-azg
/ Cultivator $780, ..zs-.. =
Corn Planter s..-.-,. .-.
l eft. Disk Grain Drill with
Alfalfa Seeder -
i SIT. Single Disk
. I 2-section Drag Harrow
/ Hay Wagon, iron wheels e.
! l-hole Corn Shelter -
Harrow
l 2-section Spring Tooth
] Single-horse Wagon
l 500-gal. Gas Tank
. / 160-gal. Gas Tank -
l 4-horse Fresno
! Hay Derrick with Cable
and Pulleys
l 14-in. Plow .-.szs-,z
/ Gin. Plow
Lots of other items too numer-
Gus to mention. All implements
for Model A Tractor.
SOREN MASS
= Berrian, Wash.
Phone 8x11 46-48p
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Several hundred 9lettefs con.
tanning tax Statements and adj
dressed 70 persons IN Kennewick
and vicinity have been oEotsHned
to this office because Of made
quate addresses. Property owners
who have not received stateEnents
are therefore urged TO write for
statements giving name, desu1p-
ton Of property and complete
address.
G. ". Nessly, Benton County
Treasurer,
Proeser Wash.
ia
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RIVERSIDE REAL ESTAT

ton of a minor child, namely;
Donna Maye Winston.
You Are Further Notified that
you are named in the petition as
the father Of said child and the
husband Of petitioner, Mary M.
Beaver, at the time Of the birth
of said child.
The object Of said petition Is
to obtain an order Of the Court
granting adoption Of said child
as petitioned for by petitioners
and changing her name to Donna
Maye Beaver. The purpose Of
said hearing is to enable the
Court to determine from the evi-
dence and the records whether the
afore said petition Of James B.
Beaver and Mary NJ. Beaver
should be granted and to afford
to you an opportunity to appear
and object thereto il you so de-
sire and present to the Court any
matters that pertain to said pro-
posed adoption.
You Are Further Notified that
said petition will be heard before
the Court at the Court House
in Prosser, Benton County, Wash
ington on the oath day Of Marcn,
1919 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon.
Given under my hand and seal
Of the above entitled Court this
18th day Of February. 1919.
Fred D. Kemp
BY Bess Roger
Deputy
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ADvERTlsEsxENr FoR BIDS

AOVEHT18EAEN FOR BIDS
Sealed bids win be received by
Marjorie Miller, City Clerk Of
the City Of Kennewick, Washing
ton, until 500 o'clock p. NJ. Pa
cific Standard Time, on the Isl
day Of March, 1949, at the City
Hall Of the City Of Kennewick FOL
sale and delivery to the City Of
one front end tractor loader. The
City Council viii open the bids
at said time and place and the
same viii be publicly read and
awarded.
The description Of the kind Of
Tractor Loader desired Is % fol.
lows:
Misunderstanding Minimum %
20 horse power four or sis'
cylinder.
Capacity-Minimum Of 3tths Gu
yard.
Strike Level volume.
Dumping clearance 2 feet
Wheels
Tires-0O0x24 rear tires.
7O0x20 front tires, or larger.
Minimum weight Tractor Loader
1000 pounds.
Each bid shall be accompanied
with q statement that the said
Loader win be delivered % Thu
City within 10 days after the bid
is accepted and written notice
thereof mailed to bidder.
The City Of Kennewick reserv.
es the right 70 reject any or u
bids and to waive formalities and
to cancel any award Of bid made
il the Tractor Loader above de
scribed is not completely deliv'
award = made.
cred within 10 dys after the dat
BY ORDER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF KENNEWlCK
WASHINGTON.
MARJORIE MILLER,
CITY Clerk
2:10-2:24
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WICK this 18th day of February,
1919.
MARJORIE MILLER
City Clerk
Approved by the Mayor this
18th day of February, l949.
u. L. KEOLKER
Mayor
Approved as to form:
KENNETH E. SERIER
City Attorney
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D. L. MITCHELL
Real Estate
We Cover the Valley
Office Phone 1871
l0l Avenue G. East Ksnnswie
MAGNUsoN REALTY CO.

MAGNUsoN REALTY CO.
Would you like 70 trade your
house as down payment on Q
local business II 50, we have =
proposition that win interest you.
One Of the older, wen established
businesses In Kennewtck Is avail-
able on these terms.
We have an excellent selection
OF, farms. Almost any Size o.
type you could want. Also small
acreages, improved and uniua-
proved. So .
MAGNUsoN REALTY CO.
lo2 Avo. G East Phone 79ze
Ksnnswiek, Wash
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Real Estate
For Sale

Open TIL 8 p. II. and al day
Sunday
We offer the letter istings Of
Home6 Farms, Ranches, Lots.
Acreage, Business locations and
Business Opportunities.
See us If interested in any kind
Of Real Estate, Also list youI
property with us for quick sale,
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D. L. MITCHELL
Real Estate
We Cover the Valley

Office Phone ZSZ1
lol Avenue G. East Kennewick
CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNER
Includes good home, well estab-
lished spot, takes In four an q
half acres, cherries, peaches and
a variety of other fruits in family
orchard. Shows good income.
Other business requires atten-
ton.
NICE HONE
Two bedroom home In good To-
cation, large living room, electric
heat, very nice kitchen and utility
room. 100000 win handle, FILA
small monthly payments.
TEN ACRES m HIGHLANDS
Nice large home, best Of locations.
ground In asparagus, grapes and
mint, two apartments rented foE
$4,000 each per week. Farm, home
and income property. This is q
good investment. See US for de-
tails. tss5
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NEAT, REFINED, middleaged wo-
man wants to be housekeeper
for elderly man or woman. Would
like a good home.
Inga Bjornestad. Phone 010M
Pasco 47-p
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NEW HOMES
New modern homes Ia 0ar.
Der add, Kennewick Ave
west 10 Olympia st. Two OF
three bedrooms, fun base-
ments hardwood floors, We
netian blinds, forced air oil
furnace. Houses that look Ike
homes, restricted district, %
wers, mail delivery, all city
conveniences or win build to
suit. +. H. A. terms
See Mac MILAN. ConSt. Co.
ON tract or call 5971. lite
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w W W Wanted " w "

SEWING WANTED: Alterations,
plain sewing and make pretty
aprons. No. 20, Parkview Homes,
Kennewick. tic
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.uswLENEOUS: Complete
washing machine repairs and
service, BY fastory-trained me
chaaics for al makes Of waShefs.
u1enneh Finnegan, Inc, On the ave
~. Phone 1901. 0e
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FOR SALE: Old newspapers. Zoe
Der bundle. Kennewick Print
ing Co. 9
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FOR SALE: Several tracts Of land
to be set out In fruit trees and
grapes. NurSeryman's Exchange
W. b. Saunders, Phi. 1924 River
Road. 14tfc
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FOR SALE: Two year old Mary
Washington Asparagus plants,
$500 per 1000, F. O. B. Moses
Lake. H. S. Yamagammi, Box 1876
Moses Lake, Wash.
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PASSED BY THE CITY COUN-
GIL OF THE CITY OF KENNE-
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WANTED: House to rent or lease
by couple employed at Rich
land. Furnished or unfinished.
Reference if wanted. Phone Mrs.
Polite between a. m. and 8
D. m. at No. 5244 Prosser. 46-48p
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REALLY NEW. Completely au-
tomato Universal "Speedliner"
electric range See them at Ken.
Enewick Plumbing & Heating, $40
Kennewick Ave, second door west
Of ,Kennewick Hotel 1T
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SEPTIC TANKS

Semitic Tanks and CesspooD
Cleaned and Repaired
Low Prices-No Mileage Cnsfse
AN Work Guaranteed
Free Inspection
Cau Us Day or Night
THOMAS SANITARY SERVICE
nS1~11x1l Kennewick
1t. !, Box 1870 =.
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p I A N o s

Choicest reconditioned pianos.
Terms $l0-$20 monthly.
baldwin Acrosonics from $7SS.
Terms. Trades. Sold exclusively
Nv Row Goodman's Tri-City Music
store. 124 Avenue c, Kennewick.
tic
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WANTED TO BUY: All kinds of
antique glassware, furniture and
china. Mrs. Dorothy B. Hanson,
Lieble road, West Highlands.
Telephone 2740. tt
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FOR MAYTAG delivery, contact
Bunch Finnigan. Inc, immedi-
atAly. Radios, rafigerators, cleo
trio ranges. ass Avenue c East
Kennewick, phone 1901. Quality
merchandise at lowest prices. TIC
FOR SALE: 81 ton OF second
and third cutting alfalfa. SIS q
ton. W. L. Pierce, Glasco and
tSonderman roads, West High
lands, phone 1888. 46-48p
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~ y ~ For Rent " " y

ROR RENT: 2 bedroom furnished
apt. Heated. Call SIP Kenne-
wick. Acc
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WANTED TO BUY: Beef and
dairy cattle of all kinds, also
horses. Contact Lande Brothers,
Rt. 1, Kennewick, phone 2186. tic
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FOR SALE: Good young family
COW. Fresh March 1st.. Phone
3347 48-p
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GENERAL Electric dishwashexs.
xarbage disposers, sinks ana
eahinets. See these at KenneWick
Plumbing & Heating, S10 Kenne.
wick Ave-, second door We1 oa
Kennewick Hotel. ~
GONE Minute" and Universal
Washing machines See tnen
a KenneWick Plumbing & Heat.
mR. 30 Kennewick Ave. seeon !,
dom wet Of Kennewick Hotel u
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

neys, and thi organization has
contributed much in aiding of
the association.
The Cook County Bar Asso-
citation itself has constantly
fought segregation in every re-
spect and its members played a
leading role in ebolishing re-
stricted covenants. Mr.. West.
brooks is also the chairman Of
the Civil Rights Committee of
The National Bar Association,
which meets annually.
Among the highlights of the
program waws the lecture on
l949 Statutory Changes Affect.
ing the Practice of Law, by Mr..
Harry G. Fins noted authority
on Practice and Procedure. At.
torney Sidney A Jones Jr., is
President and Attorney Lucia L.
4 homas is General Secretary
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

the army as chaplain and the
matter was placed on the mill
tary calendar until the cessation
Of hcstilities or until Ford was
released. During the time that
Ford was in the army, he was
temporary stationted at Fl. Sam
Houston San Antonio, Texas.
While this suit in Chicago was
still pending, Rev. Ford filed an
other suit for divorce in Texas.
Mrs. Ford's attorneys obtained
an injunction prohibiting him
from proceeding iwth any divor-
&c action anyhere except within
the State Of Illinois until the first
suit was filed by Ford had been
disposed Of
In disregard Of this injunction
Ford through his Texas attorney
proceeded with his divorce &C
ton III San Antonio and left tor
over seas. When he returned and
was discharged in 1913 from the
army, Mrs. Ford, through her
attorneys had the Texas divorce
decee set aside. Ford then filed
a serond divorce suit in Texas,
which is in disregard Of the pre-
sent divorce pending in the Cr--
cult Court Of Cook County iii.
nois. According to the press (see
Pittsburgh Curier, August 6, l949
page 8, Chicago Edition) Ford
was married in New Orleans
while this suit was still pending
in Chicago, and returned to chi
cago with his new wife.
Process servers have been
looking to serve Ford since MS
return to Chicago to bring him
beore the Circuit Court to eA--
plain his disregard Of the cuort 5
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
Ladies' Auxiliary Fete
Attorney Westbrooks

The Ladies Auxiliary Of fhe
Cock County Bar Association
paid tribute to Attorney Richard
f. Westbrooks the founder and
former president the associa-
ton, last Friday night, October
z, l940 with a presentation Of a
life size photo Of the founder
to the Bar Association.
.Mesdames Houston H. Hall and
Arthur H. Bellamy headed the
committee and arranged a fine
program i'll which many Of the old
timers participated. Several Of
the old timers who knew Mr..
Westbrooks in his early days Of
practice spoke of his work for
the past thirty liver years
The picture 0 the founder was
unveiled in the club room Of the
Association and was placed along
side Of other notables, WHICH IN
Guided Judges Mollison, HASTE
and all judges Of the United
States courts
The history of the Cook Coun..
ty Bar is long and elegant, hay.
ing been founded by Mr.. West.
brooks in 1914 with only a few
chartered members it has grown
byby leaps and bounds to the
present lagge membership Hon.
orable Edward H. Wright was
its first president from 1914 to
1918. The Ladies Auxiliary com
posed Of wives Of member attor..
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

search felloship at Harvard. He
stocked furnaces and waited on
tables to earn his education. La
ter the Rosenwald Fund furnish
ed support which enabled him to
complete some Of his researches.
Today DR. Julian is vice chair
man of the board Of directors Of
Rcoevelt College, which opens it's
doors to students of all races and
all creeds without discrimination
His own career is a testimonial
to the ideal Of equal opportunity
in education which Roosevelt Col
lege symbolizes. 1t is an ideal
which must be realized in evry
American college. This country
cannot afford to let the talents
Of men like Perry Julian 60 I'M
developed through a lack Of equal
educational opportunity.
cannot help but take my hat
off to you Mr.. Kupcinet, for the
world had better wake UP now
to the fact that they not only
need the brains Of the Negor
now but will from now on; as the
Negro will be guiding factor
Of world affairs of the future,
Facts are facts and you just as
(-.Continued on Page 81 :.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
Detective Nab
JONES Anthony
For Robbery

Police assigned to Sgt. Bob
, Harness detail at the detective
bureau, rounded up the second
member of a robber gang who
have been prying Oh South Side
tavcrns during recent months.
James Anthony, p, alias Glenn
Hawthorn, who gave his address
es as $3.50 S. Michigan and 1886
Dearborn, was arrested BY Detec-
ives Matt Ferguston, VIM Davis,
Harold Miles and A. Saunders.
The arrest took place in a tav-
c-n al END and State when po-
lice surrounded the tavern after
learning that a robbery suspect
was o. the primises-
Y Al shq#aa W slse deteosiAe-.
bureau Wednesday, Anthony was
identified al one IF the bandits
who participated in the robbery
IF Smitty's tavern July 18th at
cI4h And Indiana
Anthony, however admitted rob
5ing the Key Hole Lounge, located
at 10th and South Parkway. He
stated that he was accompanied
BY two men, one named Atkins
and the other "Pee-wee" Nelson,
who was slain by Detective James
Bali during a robbery Of the Alpha
Hotel several months ago.
When arrested Anthony denied
that he had participated in any
robbery. Later, however he adj
mitted robbing the Key Hole
Lounge.
Ironically, Glenn Hawthorn is
the brotherin-law to Anthony and
he latte had used Hawthorns
name in an attempt TO escape ar
rest.
He was given a lie detector test
and the results showed that h
was prevaricating Hawthorn was
brought in and Identified himself
This caused Anthony TO admit that
lie was part Of a robbery gang.
To top off the days work, De-
tective VIM. Davis was paid a
visit by 1t. John Brown Of the
New York City police department.
H. Brown is assigned to the
18th precinct police and is enroute
to visit relatives in Texas. He is
residing with Officer Davis at 436
East 47th Street.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
Rev. Theodore p. Ford To
Answer Wife's Counter Claim

Judge Julius H. Miner sitting
in the Circuit Court of Cook
County. entered an order Friday
(Octoer s, 1949) requiring Rev.
Theodore Phinias bFord, 633 +.
Bowen Avenue to answer the
counter claim of his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Ford, prominent civic So
cial and religious leader and she
is also the sister of Rev. Harold
Kingsley, former pastor OF the
Good Shepherd Congregational
Church.
Ford filed i'll or divorce and
when the moicn was made for
alimony by Ellis and Westbrook
attorneys for Mrs. Ford, it was
reported that Ford had joined
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

The Chicago World announces
that its Milwaukee edition will be
in charge of William Alfred Pal.
mer, who for some years has been
in the writing game, and is very
popular throughout the country
as a crusader against crime.
It is the hope Of this publ.
cation that the people Of Wis
consin will cooperate with Mr..
Palmer in giving to the communi-
ity service of greater economi-
cal and social order.
Mr.. Palmer was born in the
city Of Milwaukee and attended
school there. He is a disabled
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
William ALFRED palmer TO
head MILWAUKEE, EDITION

war veteran and is married and
has two children. He is a gradu-.
ate of Northwestern University
school Of journalism, and is we'll
known as a writer of crime
stories.
Coming t. The Chicago World
Mr.. Palmer will edite the news
Of Wisconsin as he sees it.
The Chicago World is proud
to. announce that it now has an
edition in Milwaukee with a cap.
able editor to serve the citizens.
Any and all news will be greatly
appreciated by our publication.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

injunction.
Mrs. Ford's attorneys appeared
before Judge Julius II. Miner in
the Circuit Court and again pres
sed her claim for alimony soil
citor's fees, court cost, suit moef
and all expenses. Judge Miner
gave Ford's attorney fifteen days
to answer the petition and set
the hearing for October 20, l949.
The Judge also odered Ford to
file his answer to the counter
claim within fifteen days in Or
der that the entire matter should
be gone inflow
Process Servers report that
Ford is Elusive as a will .wisp"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

DR.. Julian h VS. 20 IL
what can and will happen five
get the opportunity. The word
opportunity is very powerful
word, and takes in a world Of
surroundings First, give US an
educational opportunity then an
opportunity to produce. Let's
stop and read Mr.. Broad decision
on opportunity.
sWhen Irv Kupcinet, Sun
Times columnist, awarded an
achievement cup to Dr. Percy
Julian last Sunday he, was recog
nizing one Of the nations leading
chemists. DR.. Julian, director Of
research in soya products for
the Glidden Co, is credited with
synthesizing four life giving
chemicals. He is working on the
manufacture Of cortisone the
substance which has been SO eff
fective in checking arthritis and
other diseases.
DR.. Juliana is the grandson Of
an Alabama slave. When he set
out to be research chemist, his
professors discouraged him
They feared that the handicap OF
race would block such a career
Nevertheless, he later won re-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
LAST RITES FOR
HARRY HARDEN

Funeral services were conduct
ed for Harry A. Harden of 6139
20. Vernon av. Tuesday Oct. IL,
at McGavock and Sons Funeral
Home, at 2 pm.
Mr. Harden was we'll known in
business and civic affairs. He is
survived by two sons. and three
faughters and a host Of friends.