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MERCURY 1e47 convertible maroon;
new white sidewall tires, radio,
heater, windshield squirts; Just
simonized; S1,75o or best offer, Ia.
MERCURY 1s47 4-dr,. T. and h.;
done in our own shop: This car
has been extremely well kept; very
low orig. mileage: guaranteed; only
PsFa AZ Rs'5sfs $500 Open s3ss III 'a
MERCURY 1s4s 4-dr,; equipped; new;
MOTORS, INC: Lincoln and Mer-
fs fGso DesjsTs' opsn sas', asoe II wss L. ave & oL'
Wv. tires; this is practically q new
car. driven 5000 miles: see this
ssiers d% you SSy " 1sS; .S1 Gown;
Kennedy tsa, ay. ST. sun NV Tu. $500. 9pen
MERCuRY fEfsj ny 3saa is4a cdr. sedan in
s4s6. GRADY N MoToRs. NC: Lin.
coin and Mercury dealers, 1909 Wis.
ave. OIL. 74oo Open Sun. II to to 4.
cessories; 5000 mi; s1,375 cash:
pvt; party: AID; 5oa3 ewes. 80
NASH 1S40 Ambassador; py owner
complete with bed and screens.
Body and engine in AL cond. $3.50
cash. Reason for selling: New car.
IA. 6197. ga
NASH 1947 4-door sedan: fine con-
dition. radio and heater: owner,
driven less than $4,000 miles:
S1,275. Call OWNER, EN-. 1922.
NASH 1e4s 900" club coupe; r.
and h.. / owner; low mileage and
in excellent condition.; beautiful
1905. sses down; RoY1i
MOTORS-PACKARD, Is Kennedy
St, NV; To. 5000. Open ewes. and
oIDs SO "e' club cpe.; runs. looks.
e tires ssooa; sooa; extras; pvt. owner; Se.45. S445.
oIbs 1915 "7s" 4-dr.: Hydra Matte;
radio and heater; guar. peri. cond.
from front to rear. See it and drive
| Il. SI.395, easy terms. BELL MO-
TORS; ;da Wholesalers. SOLO Wis. aye.
Obs i99s IS" sedsne.te: black. r.
ard h.; perfect shape; only $3.50.
HO. 1919, Mr.. ORIS. -aa
0LDS 1897: good motor. body. paint.
excel. tires, 2. and h.; tust passed
2; G. inspection for 40; S325. VI
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within The Above Restaurant
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pontd gntil WEDNESDAY,. MAY "a
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FORD lp4e Custom "s" club coupe:
=. and h., extras; must sell; sacri-
nee. S1,73e or best offer. 10.
S-S0S7. ~
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

itl4 Vera oct ave sW AsE
O8esat fSTG T1e&t: "a RsSt
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PONTIAC 1928 coupe; less than
$4,000 miles; 4 new tires. new
ring Job; elec. fuel pump; excel.
cond. $3.50 or best offer. 81. $3.50.
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PLYMOUTH 1899 2-door: orig. black
finish, shines ike new, excel mech
S495. EDMONDS (Ford), 96A
Clarendon Circle, Ari, Va, CHI. 1900.
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1877 N. Edison St, Arl. GL. 639s.
PONTIAC II NJ 1889 1ts sedan; r. and b.;
s-cyl. I DR.; r. and b.; less than
1000 miles. Owner ordered over
seas: sl.e5o, TE. 1883. ...;-2I
PONTIAC n.4,s as4s s'rssnliner sns sedan an
sihs5 s5o ex5Ees' re- oggsI gsTf. eond.' low Ri
PONTIAC Nov. ls4s a-dr. Torpedo
8 cyl: radio and heater. excellent
cond.. 1900 mi; si.2s6. 90 WI
PONTIAC 1s4a "s" touring sedan:
new tires: low mtlesEe; heater; orig
inal owner; cash. $1,000 or best
offer. ordway s9a2. a2'
PONTIAC le42 cony; fully equipped; |;
Fl S1i ia9S 9saasr g best offer under: -a gan
Pontiac On &c is4s Torpedo "s" 2-dr.;
r. and h.; immsc. inside and out:
81 .2a5; guar. and terms. TRIANGLE
MoToRs;; 1888 r. /. ave. Pc
PONTIAC 1910 &c" Spas, coupe;
r. and h.: 4s,5oo mis-: excel. eond !;
passed '49 D. c. insp.' S595. GE.
sTiiunDoEBAKER 1s47 COMMANDER
Ressl DEL de luxe; x eVsTd5ivs enr Slim. slTs',ssr.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator 4-dr.
sedan; orig. owner; s245 or best
STUDEBAKER Ie4s. starlight s.
pass. sport coupe; 5000 miles: like
sfS's7Ss sesSi'ysi; csii VI Saoo. Ext. sos. o.
STUDEBAKER Al 4-er. sedan; S5a5.
Excel interior. r. b.. mech; pert;
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS. 5336
wis. ave. OR. oIoa. -22
STUDEBAKER 80 4-dr. sedan; excel.
appearance, very good mech. cond. 7:
S4e5 TOWN g. COUNTRY MOTORS,
1895 wis. ave. OR. 0Ioo. -2a
lSTUDEBAKER AS Champion. 4-dr.,
overdrive, low mileage. orig. owner,
81 AIS. WI. eS07.
sTUDEBAKER 1888; boat carrier top;
excel. cond.i good second car for
beach: SIS or best ofier- CAN RAY
sTuDESaKER is41 de luxe Cham
pion fully equipped with r. h. over
drive and new custom seat covers:
this car is spotiess. both inside and
out: see today sTe5. GRADY MO-
TORS. NC. Lincoln and Mercury
dealers. 1909 Wis ave. OIL 74o0.
Open sun. IL to 4. --es
sTUDEBAKER le4a 4-dooy sedan
Pres. EkywAy; clean: oversize tires,
. heaters. radio: $500. KENDALL
tel. SH. 4s2o.
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PONTIAC Al sedan: low mileage;
5000, Greenlawn Apts., col, above
rental once, Eastern and N. H. ayes.
A choice OF 8 cars in this model,
different colors, but all are choice
cars. Extremely clean. all bought
from same family. Your inspection
Si.4e5 NORTHEAST MOTOR Co.
Ford dealers. go Bladensburg .rd.
ne, AT. 0200. Open ewes. till s
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PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door; radio. new
tires: driven by lady. very clean.
S235. DU. 9337, go
PLYMOUTH l94l club coupe; r. and
h. can't be beaten, for condition or
price guaranteed. S795. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO., 1901 Minnesota
ave. ne Open ewes till . m
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PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr: AT motor,
new front end. ignition, battery,
starter. carburetor. paint. Can't
beat this car for $500. UH. 2072.
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FORD 1895 Tudor sedan VS.; rebuil
motor, r. and h., good condition in
side and out; $500. Phone, cH
FoRD 1s4e club coupe; in fsr-sbove
tiful light blue; SLAB. GRAD
MOI MOTORS, INC, ,,sdd Lineoln N1,n and md MeT nI
FORD '36 sedan; rebuilt motor, alum
hhesssdds' hesds' good o. tires tds good clean %. car
FORD 1s47 super de luxe conv.
radio and heater: new top; sual
sl.3e5. easy terms. BELL MOTORS
wholesalers, SOLO Wis. ave-, VIC
FosGDS; FoRDs 1s4e. C2). very clean car.
low miles. equipped with accesSories
MoToRs, NC. Lincoln and Mer
curry dealers. 1909 Wis. ave, OIL
140o. Open Sun IL to 4. -22
Form, 1e47 1aston 1874" stake; sgle,
speed ras rear .ns F;e ,e. pssea ss.ens sond
Only only ssaS; so so-dss guar. Open week
HILL 4 TIRBITIs, lila VERNON
sr % hardly qi; Used; d9 sss5; as so-day day eui aaai
Open weekdays till 8. Sat: and Sun
I'll B. HILL d T1BB1TTS, Ill
Vermont ave. NV, MA. $3.50. .
FORD l946 14-ton 1853" csc CO
and chassis, Esp. rear, S.25x20 1
PHYS on rear, 7.5Ox20 phys o
front; excellent cond.; Ss95; 80
day guar: Open weekdays tin
BITS; liza Vermont ave, nv
rokkD roar 1890 fs4o de luxe .rordor; rs ne,
paint and battery: good mech. eond
roEb rsSS 1sss 2SNsai Coupe; ah 1887 ss7si motor 8
h.p.; 1912 transmission and steer
ing column gear shift, r, h.. s.-t
hesdiishts. hydraulic brakes, a
new upholstery and paint, all ne
tires; In excellent cond.; $3.50. Gl
FoRD' 1s4s Enslish prefect 4-doo,
heater, direction signals, besutif,
leather upholstery, $500 miles. 8
miles per gallon. This sturdy litt
car ideal for committing and wi
90 anywhere you want to go on
trip, good hill climber. Will pa
for itself in operating econom
Purchased last September, careful
broken in. $3.50 CO. 1859. 2;
FORD late 1e47 Super de luxe "
Tudor; heater and seat covers; pei
s1ndai;o 60 daosss ssl'226 or best onsr. IS 6
rom i SO1sl is4s SUPER de luxe cow:
ssf sna lov b miles ilssss sirssi sssi.ssB' B'ctS[o of oSs
FORD 1s4a Custom "s" club coup
pee: si,7ss or best ofier. u
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PLYMOUTH l94I 4-dr.; radio and
heater; over $500 spent or this
for your inspection; guaranteed
only s745 NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO. Ford Dealers, 920 Bladensburg
I'd. ne, AT. 0200. Open ewes. I'll
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pass; :. and h; total price, s67l
balance ssh due on financing. ElmSoo' ss
PACKARD 1s4s Super: 14s h.p; orig
owner: S2.45o or best offer. Can b
seen, Kennedy-warren Garage Il
PACKARD Al r2o" 4-dr.. r. and h.
green' perfect eond; $s95; 4-montf mo .,
dog biscuits, 10 boxes Of soap. on.
smoked turkey, 9 case Of beer, lC
ats. Of milk. 2 lbs, Of butter: .
pair Of schmoos. HILL q IIB.
Wash's. Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma
PACKARD 1910 "f2o" 4-dr. sedan
one owner who has always main
tained car In excel. cond.:. $500 OF
best offer for immed. cash: owner
has pgEshassd sssa,Is. new snrs.S sar 9L. 400 ss
PACKARD 1887 conv., new top, excel
cond.. radio. heater; need money
$500 or best offer. Ii. 3-1359. -:
PLYMOUTH 1a41 2-dr. Special d.
luxe; original owner; original pain
in sood condition; $4,000 miles
s7as. y tas Or. :ns s4ie. anu 1' pa
PLYMoGTH Ia4a 4-dr. de luxe
beautifully painted; runs fine; Eoot
tires: new covers. 5000. RE. Santi
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr. sed; 2o,00t
mi on new motor; r. and h.; new
pIYMoUTH 1s4s ex-tsxi; seed eOns; 4;
PLYMOUTH 1949 cabs; attractive
prices. Call in person COL Srd st
s.w., II am. to 1880 :. m. Mon
day throush Saturday. STATE Ca GAl
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-dr.. S545: cash
MeoSoRE!DAY MoToRs- NC. 246,
PLYMOUTH le41 2-door sedan: j
owner car; oris. paint. clean as
new car; ears;oE. I. ana a hssaSe zee to appre
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-dr. sed.
seat covers, r. and h: / owner
S325. See eyes,. 1880 Gath st; Sc
PLYMOUTH AT 4-dr. Special 4,
ton; $1.315. WA. S236. -22
PLYMOUTH 1e4s Spec. de luxe 2
dr. pearl gray, T. and n; on
owner; S1.650 or best oder. .oV
pLYMoUrH 1s4s 4-dr. sedan. IN
spotiess cond, both inside and out
see this car today, SLAB. GRADY
MOTORS, NC y Linesln and MsT' MsTT
7400. opsn sun. IL TO 4. Pa
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-23
pasco "AIerted" For
Escaped Convict Who
Killed Police Officer

Inability of an Oregon prison
escapee to locate the grave he
claims holds the body Of his pal
who was shot as they fled the
penitentiary at Salem had put
Pasco police Tuesday on the
alert for the dead man." 4
The dead man" sought is John
o. Pinson of Pasco.
Pinson, whose former wife and
child still reside in Pasco, was
said to have died by William
Pinson and Benson fled the
Oregon penitentiary at Salem
last May 80. Benson, who was re.
captured in Columbus, O., two
weeks ago, told authorities his
pal was shot as they fled the
oregon prison and that he buried
him.
Benson, according to Ohio
authorities, said Benson told
them he buried Prisons body in
the wild's of the Idaho Pan
handle country and at another
time, claimed he buried "him
near Salem"
Benson who was returned. to
Spokane, Monday led author.
tiles through remote areas Of the
Idaho Panhandle and Western
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-23

Montana. He said he was too
confused" to find the grave he
claims holds the body of Pinson.
The escapee chung Steadfast.
however, to his story that Pinson
was shot as the two fled the
penitentiary at Salem.
His inability to find the grave
has strengthened belief of police
that Pinson is alive and that
Benson is trying to "cover up
for his pal.
Police say Pinson has been
identified positively" from pic.
lures as being the Joseph An.
thony Dorian now being sought
in Idaho for armed robbery.
:: Police reported that Pinson had
been using the name Of Joseph
Anthony Dorian and that he had
purchased a car under that
name.
The masquerade was discover.
ed on a routine automobile pick.
up order received by Occur d..
Alene police from Gooding, Ida,
where a grange supply stores
safe had cracked. The automobile
was believed to have figured in
the crime.
Pinson, alias Dorian, was ar
rested in a Occur d'Alene cafe.
He was unarmed and offered no
resistance.
But, almost at the doors Of the
police station, he broke away
and fled. Officers fired a few
shots at him. He was recaptured
but broke away again shortly.
Officers again fired at him,
but not with intent to kill him.
The shots missed and Pinson es'
capped.
"He could run like a deer" one
officer reported.
In the escaped mans car police
found four guns.
Spokane officers believed the
fugitive had been in the area
several weeks. Other recent
"jobs," they said, showed Pin
sons trademark" IL
Pinson had been serving a life
term for Staying a state police
man. Benson was serving q five.
year sentence for armed robbery.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-23
PeniciIIin Best
For Mustitis

Penicillin now is considered
the. most effective weapon tor
treating mastitis. in dairy cows
according to Frank Webster
county extension agent.
He said losses from mastltls
have been going downhlll last
in recent years because OF new
drugs on the market. First IL
was the sulfa series, particular
w sulfanilamide and sulfadla'
zene. With them the U. S. Bu'
reau of Dairy Industry was able
to eliminate II per cent OF mas
tits infections in. the bureaus
herd. - -.
Then when penicillin infusions
were made into the udders OF IN
fected COWS twice each day for
two days the mastitis organisms
were eliminated in 81 per cent
of the cases. Now the u. S. De-
partment of Agriculture lists
penicillin as the most effective
treatment available.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-23
News Briefs
From EItopiu

ELTOPIA, Sept. II - Maurice
Russell of Pasco spent the past
weekend with the Ross Russells.
Bill Neves left Sunday to enroll
in the Gonzaga College in Spo.
kane.
Mrs. Lillard and Mrs. Steel Of
Pasco visited Thursday In the
home Of Mrs. Darby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stredwick and
family attended a show In Ken.
newick Sunday evening.
Bill Hooper Of Springdale visit
ed friends in Eltopia Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Warsak and
family of Ritzville visited In the
Mcdowell home on Sunday.
Mrs. Morel and son, Albert,
visited In the Earl Coppersmith
home on Friday.
]. A. Monroe moved his fam.
lily to Gibbon Monday.
Ross Russell took In a show In
Pasco on Saturday. MS,
Mr.. Harold Shea called a meet.
ing of the 4.H on Friday evening.
Mrs. Darby received word OF
her brothers death, Mr.. Davis
Downey of Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stredwick
and son visited in the home OF
Mr.. Basin Russell Of Pasco on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clara Thompson visited
her mother, Mrs. Darby, Monday
on her way to Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Warsak, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Stredwick, Ralph
Stredwick and Maurice Russell
had dinner at Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
McDowell's home Sunday.
Ross Russell and sons treated
their wheat Wednesday.
Adolph Thorson has been down
the past week getting things
ready for Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Thorson who are expected home
in the next few days.
The Ethiopia Grade School has
started with u pupils. They also
have IL high school children,
which is divided between Pasco
l and COnnol1
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-23
'CIub Holds


The Kennewick Toastmistress
club met Wednesday evening in
the Riviera Supper club and new
officers were installed. DR.. Clark
Durham of the Kennewick Toast
master club conducted the in.
stallation. New officers are Mrs.
Robert Marsh, president; Mrs.
Don Kirk, vice president! Mrs. ].
c. Pratt, secretary; Mrs. Bruce
Lampson, treasurer; and Mrs.
Clark Durham, club representa-.
tive.
The new president appointed
the following committee chair.
men for the coming term: Mrs.
Curt Benninghoven, education;
Mrs. Clark Durham, program;
Mrs. Frank Maupin, publicity;
Mrs. Bruce Lampson, parliament
tartan; Mrs. ]. F. Sage, historian;
Mrs. Herbert Owens, hospitality;
and Mrs. ]. c. Pratt, public re.
lations. .
Mrs. Lampson was table topic
chairman and table topics were
on the value of timing speeches.
Mrs. Frank Maupin, the. out
going president conducted the
business meeting, during which
it was decided to hold meetings
on the second Friday of each
month at 100 pm. and on the
fourth Monday at 1880 pm.
Mrs. Durham announced the
council meeting which will be
held in Spokane on Saturday.
There will be special officers
training sessions at this meet.
ing. The next meeting of the
Kennewick Toastmistress club
will be Monday, Sept. 26 at 7:3o
at the Riviera. -, "
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A discussion OF the prOpoSeu
Columbia Valley administration
by some prominent person, ten
tatively is planned for a pubic
meeting in Pasco Oct. 10.
The Benton. Franklin League
eva Monday night also made
preliminary plans for a general
education program in this area.
It would be conducted between
now and the time - not yet set
- when congressional hearings
on the proposed bill are held In
the state.
Mrs. James Pearce, Pasco, was
appointed to head a speakers
bureau. She was to arrange a
list of persons who would De
available to discuss eva before
club or organization that might
request a speaker.
Mrs. Ivan Merrick, Pasco, lea
que president, and Harry Hud-
low, Pasco, were to obtain g
speaker for the scheduled Oct'
70 meeting. William ]. Gaffney,
Pasco, was named chairman OF
the committee to make detailed
arrangements for the public
meeting. He will be assisted by
Jim Pearce and Ivan Merrlck,
both of Pasco.
Lon Leeper, Pasco, was ap-
pointed chairman of the finance
committee. He will name his
own assistants.
Others who attended the meet
ing, which was in the Franklin
PUD office in Pasco, included:
Margaret Thompson, Kenne-
wick; Robert Gay, Prosser; Ed
Gherick, Benton City; Jim Fan
| ming, Pasco; John Hofmaste
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Actions In Divorce

Four divorces were granted IN
Benton county superior court
last Thursday.
Barbara Dolores Heaton was
divorced from Aubrey Leon Heat
on and was awarded $500 in
lieu of personal property, $50
attorneys fees and $50 per month
for the support of a minor child
In the other actions, Arthur
w. Siebers was granted a divorce
from Fern c. Siebers, Benjamin
A. Mccoy from Della Mccoy and
peggy st. Pierre from Roger st,
Pierre.
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Poscoife Member
Of Nuw Ship Crew

Leonard ]. VanDinter, fireman,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon.
ard P. VanDinter of Ia Parkside
Homes, Pasco, is serving as a
crew member aboard the landing
ship dock USS Fl. Marion, which
is participating this fall in "Op-
Grafton Mkt" a large.scale am
phibious exercise in the Pacific.
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Valley Grange
Booster NIGHT Set

Kennewick Valley Grange will
stage a "booster" night Saturday,
Oct. 1. A potluck dinner is plan
ned, which will be followed by a
program of entertainment and
dancing. Grange members and
friends are invited.
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Education Program
For OA.P Planned
By TH-CHy League

KeneWick, and Mrs. Kay WALTON
Richland. H..
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