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Evening star., 1947-01-09
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN, over 21, general work IN
s1sesFs ons i,.f' srihasts AeRz j SfsiSR
YOUNG MAN to work as clerical in de-
s1y psd apsy b.dTe s S tDnF
4433 Conn. 10
YOUNG MAN, experienced in. marking
room and stock work, for quality. mems
Mr.. M Watson. sxITz BROS. I541 St.
YOUNG MAN for soda fountain work Ap-
Ply 21*l fth .st. ne' near corner Frank
YOUNG MAN for stockroom, complete
charge, permanent position; starting sal
airy 50 week; excellent opportunity for
EDUCATION desirable, Apply INbUsTR1AL
Va ca 5000. ask f for Mr re MaeGTesor haseMeg Ari
YOUNG MAN, 20-25, permanent position
ss sars ssary shaSs5 SEQ eea T H tg5e
EKeKsaoSxfE EzsY1fh Ne 6ErokTSsaHF 81 SsPS FaF for
not satisfied with their future possibiIi-
ties and are willing to study and work
to learn our business. Must have ac-
caliber, mentally alert and of exceptional
character. Must have financial resources
and be capable of earning $4,000 a year
phene HATToNAh hDc FASH REaTsTER RsTs6h; oSo oo
eArIIsL TRASs1f e Co.. helasSi empioymfnt Once.
70, Rosslyn: No. 20 Cabin John. or No
20; sn FFiendship Heights, streetears -
with commercial FM broadcast station
Wssnipgton. D. c. Must have first-elass
"a sdlotelepnone operators license. Write
RECEivfNG DEPARTMENT of fine Conn.
A.
s1' r.
WANTED Radio repatrman with car:
Appg RoraI APPANE @ o5 Ken
oPENiNG IN OUR SALES STAFF for tive
w. Ct A msErsd n MnER NE to Ss ssa siiaf
Co. Builders and Deyeopers ot Wesley
learn lEa S'T' Trade RAJ ftsf WHILE sruDYrNe-aet
as ccunterman, evenings from 8 to- 2.
smrkoyEb fpys hSx MfS ssc oTer stsr a. for
saieswork; ideal for Govt. employees. exp.
not necessary: earnings 81 so mr., and up:
complete mems and ladies apparel and ID. ae- c
suites suite HSsnd sos and 10. M1 Apply = 10 pm
opening for production supervisor. Local ex-
Derience necessary; must be capable nam
ding and training agents. Best policy on
market for money. Salary and com
mission basis: income above average for
real go-getter. Reply in confidence until
after interview. Box 27S-Z. Star.
DEALERS-Company with new revolution
airy electrical appliance needs dealers. We
now have % branches operating and intend
to open $50 branches; opportunity for ad-
vancement unlimited Apply Wednesday.
between and 10. 1920 md St. s.w. Doors
close at 10. Ask for MIR. Sutton, TR.
5000.
WHITE, furnish ] 300 blocks. lay zoo
daily; particulars and wages wanted;
knowledge of carpentering. Box 332 ID,
SPANISH OR SOUTH AMERICAN born,
with good education and instruction to
teach own language. Apply BERLITZ
SCHOOL, s39 9TH st. NV;
BORN, with good education and
instruction to teach own language. Apply
BERLITz SCHOOL. $50 18th st. NV.
ENGINEER for modern apt. |
house, good salary and quarters: must be
sober and industrious. Apply Mr.. Crane,
J. A. McKEEVER CO., 1914 K st. NV
DT 91OG Ill
Evening star., 1947-01-09
PERSONAL.

INCOME TAX QUESTIONS answered at
h9ms fsR exper or 0e Can ME Ss the
Saar sI fS1ai5qEs, r. SSS SyoSaSE material or GSFs
Mltt5HMl5 i YoH ARE Il IL NEED NEED OF LOAN W 70
LENDERS; NC, 79o4 Georeia ave, .s
fingerWave. ~ SOC No appointments All
EGYNS Tf5f a'fS BEAGTY e 'eeisL coELEGE s1o St
Ii. W. JOHNSON, Dentlst-False teeth re-
pared while you gait. Room 602 Westory
d sdg l46 HnEs ana st nT tsar cossd sss Sat ETC.
FsSoVfn fee' ABILITY b GFrzsi5 WiE5A7ERs' $50 N
g.BR WahHa hsa 18th ya eE 7sOS
home and child with bonded, licensed sery-
Ies sttsrT fr i2yeStgsssd Mo4HE REsrRY Ga ~ I$"o
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heat, asthma, rheuma tism, arthritts
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Lady naturopath. 20 years expert
fafS HfGHI9 i9 cultured WOMAN teaches
English, confidence: freedom from self.
consciousness private tutor. MI. 253u.
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY IS in, II your our tTngs n9me.
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appointment
casH Cal H9 foF f29 sMaEL AZ or HoGsE sSfss NV only
want same quickly; Call OR, osoo' E. R.
SPENCER CoRSETTIERE: DAY or evening
Rock Greek Church rd., IA. 1850 10.
Jan. II, at $50, by HENRY E BURGESS;
correction. Successful with more than
$500 students including many pro prominent na.l.
Washingtonians, ever the past Iine years
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR permanently, re-
moved by former university medical re-
search associate. Latest single or multi
nle method; approved by medica1 o sel:nce' lJs
VACANCY in home for elderly persons;
24-hour nurses care. tray service S,iso
i.p,Ii io.pg,IIikopRacToR-PHYsIoTHERApy. cab
met baths reducing. DR., PEMBERTON,
32a E. Cap. st, Hours to pm Lu
HENS. n MS dress and skirts; special offer, rs
cents up includes fitting and new binding
day service, NEFDLEcRAFT, go 18th
s siIp covers ,aefad asp s9r pRapER.Es, probes
sionslls saR saiossd : rom our - pr oy yogr ms
tsf5si tMoyrs |9,n2GhD oE 9o6R efn1 81
2eo aefon sRos VI" IN ater s
6eta 5es 1e's NAfuRAh SfjfLAshh coLoR eS pHoTos o
RlkL RGT nj PURcHhsE Gfia B gRdrust D notes
Wasnington or. nearby Nd sproDer1thies' 1h
DESIRABLE SECOND TRUST NOTE for
TseoME re- IL TAX AK FORMS PREPARED. So, by
experienced tax accountant veterans save
~ cqnpf,1Snc IS made to order
csi MRS. y. Z, MOORE, Hos o165t --Id
excellent food: real home environment:
refs. EN-. 1908 L.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcent.l }

CONVERSATIONAL WORKER. sxpersnsesdi' si
wants clerk-typist position on Capitol Hill.
DAY WORKER, first class; laundry, clean
pksEssMAkliiNdd. ias III kliNsd design. remoa. altsra-
tons; eve gowns specially reas MIS- MISS
GIRL, colored, desires work as maid 5
days a week for s2o hours, s until o.
GIRL, coiored. wants lob as elevator
operator n IN apt bldg. or charwork' . to
s;aEl GIRL - coI0sed SeeegtiSnist exp 0ss aGs
efficient; suitable salary with advancing
opportunities: WA, 41s4; 10'
job in doctors Office after pm. Cali DI
LADY. colored, will care for child in col
and an small mall salary; i'nIs IN ne. AT, s77s.
NURSE, practical, white wishes elderly
patient near 14th and PARK I'd nv; day
NURSE, white. available: prefer care Of
snndbf tnyalid or nc long ssse- Call all week and
NURSE. practical colored; help with house
NURSE. hospital trained will consider
taking patient or elderly neTs2n @ TO Fiot!ds G.E
REcEpTroNIsT. hiss exp. exp typist and
SEAMsTREsS, colored, wants position in
Phone RA. 1898 10.
SECRETARY Stenographer typist; prefer
public relations, legal or manuscript wosK'
TEACHER, refined, good personality, excel
lent background education her lfe's work.
over f5 years eXper. in Southern coilege,
on starvation salary, desires employment
with reasonable compensation: holds paen-
elor's. masters and doctors, degrees. an
outstanding civic leader and servant OF
the community; no dependents., This ad is
inserted without her knowledge by one
TYPING DoNE AT HONE: experienced
stenographic background; manuscript
work or letters preferred. RA. 316o.
TYPIST-CIERK desires temporary posi-
tion: 10 years experience; age, 3s, IA
WOMAN wants TO care for child or elderly
WISH position as apartment manager N
Takoma-Silver Spring area: excellent rel
DOES LACK OF OFFICE SPACE keep YOU
behind in your work? Let an expert typiSi
do your work at home. Call Gil 3u3t
after 6:3n pm. "
POSITION as resident manager, in ex;
change for rent; have child tschool age
ana infant; experienced, Box l62-C' star
POSITION AS HOUSE MOTHER, dietitiar
or executive manager in private scnoo
mot nursery by former teacher middls 6 e,
aged, experienced, Protestant. Box 2ou.b
INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY, eollese grad
uate, two years news service e4perlenGe
some dramatic BACKGROUND, pleaSant Speak-
ing voice, desires interesting job; Wiling tt
travel occasionally. Box 34S-D. StaI.-l---
Evening star., 1947-01-09
HELP MEN and WoMEk.

COUPLE. g.h.w.. cook and houseman. for
new modern suburban home of physician
and wife; no children; Bendix, elec. dish
washer, ETC.; live in; easy working hours;
living quarters with pvt bath and en-
trance; must be neat, sober and reliable
A good home for the right couple. Box
202-C, Star. 10 =.
DRUG CLERK-Experienced clerk to sell
drug sundrieS and cosmetics; permanent
position. commission and salary. Call sor
FOOD CHECKER. experienced. nightwork
Apply Mr. Tauber, after 4 pm, DELMON-
ZOOS. 127 18th st. NV. 10
SALESPERSONS Q0), to call on hotels:
hospitals, markets, groceries. clubs and
apis. THE KEN AIR DISTRIBUTING
CO. Room 31S. $50 F st NV p
WOMAN OR COUPLE. capable of full
responsibilities of private home top salary
have sleeping accommodations for en-
ployed husband. MA. l09 until $50 pm; ;
RA 4S24 after pm -l2
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTIoN if you sing in
our Southeastern Univ. Choral Society;
public appearances, and social features,
Give phone number. Box 393-B, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
MOTOR TRAVEL tcont1
LEAVING FOR MIAMI Sunday, Jan. 18th;
take .; snare expense Ii. p5l0. 10
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPANIEs.

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
DECORATING and home counsel, ipteIl9s
BROS. phone RA; DILL; -
ssasks ss1'ssss
ALTERArIoNs AND REPAIKs to som
rants to meet health dept. approval: fur
esRes plans spoEpRTs psEmsT ss 30 free SIS estimates
fn flodk HAY HEEEs aoshins @ ea. @ the best:
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
ouet instaIlations: Sruee finishes, FLOOR
ING Iln aSs SoNrR5cIoRs rs psis NC islS "'s'0n'
GaghGEsMFsetory built, sizes 1sx:o and
20x2o strand steel or st Berry al slumin1m ninSan
SEsneaS Sioek sarsSes sSess reaSybuiit @ homes and
COTTAGES; easy terms immedIats RMSp delivery. i. M
sSs EsT p9Se soRP sspfS Ss Jefersan Da
hwy; tu- 5. No II, Arlinstsn. va, .. nj.
south Of Highway BRIDGE, Phone IA. 2l64;,
any any kitchen: --latest tops includins Tracy
ffom oor see se cen fns ssP Ho& CO.
rA1sTiNG I2AlS GSaa PApERIAe paf M FGooRs roof re-
EST. ii S25. GILBERT & HAMILTON, AID.
REMopEL. modsrnise ,ST5, ypn5 nons nss.n9y p9y:
WhAITHRpRooriSG hIps Ms sll KINDS have M your your
ROBERT E PRICE. RE. 1891 10-
IN VA AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP for Johns-Manvills
roofing and siding. ALSO storm TSndows
3340 M ST NV. Zone :. HO. 41@O.
IN VIRGINIA call us for all home Improve
ments and Iemodeling; free est, terms.
OLD DOMINION CONTR: CO., Gil. OF l..
ASK FOR OUR FREE home repair consul
tation service Roofing. asbestos, brick
siding. IVAN FULLER & CO.. GE. 4o22.
is YOUR BLDG. oLDe Do YOU want it
newo CHA1KEN CONSTRUCTION co.
transforms it for you. ME. 5S21, OV. 2lSo.
IMMEDIATE SERVICE on all decorating
and remodeling: reasonable prices, on
painting, papering and floor reflniShing
Can ME. 1854 ALL-BRITE HOME M
PRcVEMENT co. -14
Evening star., 1947-01-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-Share--
expense plan, convenience of PASSENGER and
car owners same destination. Private Sc
points West; refs. exeh. 23 Mass, RE.
gentlemau who can drive to Join him in
trip to Florida for about months Phone
AT. S14S. IL
Evening star., 1947-01-09
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING IN beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved BY @ GoyernamTIsn; ,a TIsIv
co1LEGE. 1910 G s. ny. ,p1 1852
typewritine bookkeeping. calculating ma ma
chimes New classes now starting. Enrol
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 p ST. Ma. 233s.
CONTRACT BRIDGE-Winter classes re-
RY appointIuent only WI 1465. 10
Evening star., 1947-01-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACC0UNTANT, IS yrs exp all lines OF
acctg work permanent resident; office
MANAGEMENT, full charge large set of books
or cost aeetg.. etc: not less than S25o
oer month to start, with future poSsihili-
firs RE 1872. Ext 3a6 9'
CLERK-TYPIST- experienced. wants po-
sition in Office. preferably in sc. section.
Ii. 7170. ~
Evening star., 1947-01-09
HELP WoMEN.

OPENING N OUR SALES STAFF for. two
industrious married women to sell real es-
tate. W C. & A. NJ MILLER DEVELOP;
MENT CO., Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Heights and Spring Valley, 1880
Mass. ave. NV. OR. 4464. %
UNITED AIRLINES opening new flight
kitchen at National Airport has openings
for women fwhite). Pleasant surround
ings: 40-hour week, alternating shifts, We
will train. Interviews 9 am. to 5 pm,
Room 124. Administration Bldg. National
CONGRESSMAN offers per
manent position for file clerk-typist. Well
schooled beginner acceptable. Write, stat
ing qualifications and salary expected to
Box 349-B, Star. p
SPANISH OR SOUTH AMERICAN born,
with good education and INSTRUCTION, to
teach owr language. Apply BERLITz
SCHOOL. 500 18th st. NV,
GERMAN BORN, with good education. and
to teach own lansuage, Apply
BERLITZ SCHSOL, $50 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

COOK, experienced, g,h.w.. small family;
no Sunday, stay, or go; good ref; neces-
sary; $50 week. Mornings, Ma. 659o;
after r, AID. 1920. -
COOK, g.h.w, refs required; 3 school
age children: II day Thurs. and every
other Sun. off; live in; S25 weekly to
start OR 0566. IL
COOK -G.HW, for apt; fond of children
exper. only; recent local ref. HO. 5s43.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
sALESWOMEN.
HELP DOMESTIC.

SALESLADY, jewelry experience, perma-
nent position pleasant working conditions,
excellent salary. Write full details, Box
9SR-R Star
Evening star., 1947-01-09
MATTRESSES,

] OH que So. IT "
10 and 4 pm.
WAITRESS, age
experience not
ingS; Saturday
DINING ROOM.
MATTRESSES,
salary and hour,
nished. Apply
InlIca rd Arlinp
Evening star., 1947-01-09
HELp.WoNEN

TEACHER. primary kindergarten, for pri-
vate school: must be well trained and ex-
perienced; live in if desired. Box $3.50,
Star III
TEACHER with training and experience in
nurSery school work; pleasant surround
ings; good salary. CO. S256. IA
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Bea|e, Wilson Named
To Board Of Trade
Committee Posts

William L. Beale, vice president
and real estate officer of the Amer
ican Security g. Trust Co., has been
appointed chairman of the Wash
ington Board of Trades Zoning
Committee, it was announced today
by John A. Reilly, president.
Robert w. Wilson, assistant to the
president of the Potomac Electric
Power Co.. also has been reap
pointed chairman of the commit
tee on Libraries. Mr.. Reilly disclosed.
Mr.. Beale was born in Mason
County, w. Va, and was educated at
West Virginia University. He was
engaged in the contracting business
and served as assistant assessor in
the District Government before en-
tering the real estate field. He is
director of the American Security
e. Trust Co., the B. F. Saul Co.,
National Union Fire Insurance Co.,
Barber & Ross, Inc, and the West
Virginia Malleable Iron Co.
He Is vestryman of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church and trustee of
Vic CPASSOPol 1ol Slill1l CIi
and the Boys Club of Washington.
He and Mrs Beale make their home
at 1924 Tracy place NV.
Serves AS Advisory Group.
The Zoning Committee serves as
an advisory group in presenting the
Board of Trades views to the Dis
trict Zoning Commission. Mr.. Beale
succeeds Harry Blake, chairman of
the board of Barber e. Ross, Inc,
who is not eligible for reappoint-
ment after serving three successive
terms as Zoning Committee chair
man.
Mr.. Wilson was born in st. Louis,
and was graduated from Amherst
College. He began his business Ca
reer with the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co., in 1890. He was first
president of the Junior Board of
Commerce in Washington when that
organization was founded in 1884.
He became treasurer of Pepco in
1896 and was appointed recently as
Evening star., 1947-08-06

assistant to the president in charge
Of public relations.
He is member of the department
of finance for the Episcopal Diocese
of Washington and of the Auxiliary
Vestry of St. David's Chapel in St
Adams parish. He is a director of
the Federal Storage Co., and also a
member of the Chevy Chase Club.
He and Mrs. Wilson live at 5126
Watson street NV.
Tells of Library Work.
Mr.. Reilly, in commenting on the
committee on libraries, said it is in
terested in developing Libraries in
the District to the highest possible
state of perfection., While the
committees field embraces all IL
brary facilities, 1t gives particular
attention to public libraries for
Washington.
This Trade Board committee was
responsible, in large measure, for
obtaining the original grant from
Andrew Carnegie to erect the main
Public Library Building on Mount
Vernon Square" he explained.
Three former chairmen of the
committee are now on the board
of trustees of that institution"
Evening star., 1947-08-06
War Crime Trial Blocks
Jap '5eIf-Defense' Claim
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO. Aug 6-The prosecution
In the trial of 25 Japanese wartime
leaders succeeded today in blocking
defense attempt to prove that eco
nomic pressure provoked Japan into
war of self defense" against Al
lied nations.
The International Tribunal up
held prosecution objection that
American reciprocal trade pacts and
British Commonwealth trade agree
ments were for the protection of the
economy of those countries and not
directed at Japan any more than at
other countries. The defense had
sought to introduce copies of the
agreements.
The tribunal also sustained prose-
cution objections to documents on
American neutrality legislation of
1885 and notifications at the out
break of war in Europe taken from
a State Department publication,
Peace and War" dealing with
American foreign policy from 1881
to 1941.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Gov. Cherry 10 Seek
Further Action Against
7 Freed in Mob Case
By the Associated Press

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. Gov
r. Gregg Cherry today was counting
on Superior Court Judge j. Pau
Frizzelle to rectify what he termed
miscarriage of justice" and sit
as committing magistrate when the
Northampton County case of seven
men charged with an attempted
lynching is retired.
A Northampton grand jury freed
the seven white men by failing te
indict them yesterday on an at
tempted lynching on Goodwin
Buddy Bush, "a, colored, who was
charged with an attempted assault
on a young, white married woman
The grand jury also freed Bush.
The Governor, himself a lawyer
said:
II am very much disappointed in
action of the Northampton grand
jury in failing to find true bill
against the seven men who have
been charged with breaking and
entering Jail with intent to kill o,
injure prisoner.
Says Crime Was Committed.
Undoubtedly a crime has been
committed by those who entered the
Jackson Jail, and one of the men,
bers of the mob had confessed to
the crime. The jury should have
found a true bill in order that this
evidence could have been heard in
open court"
This grand jury action does not
however, close the case" he added
He said he would ask Judge Friz-
zelle, who presided over the case,
to sit as committing magistrate
1T might be the end of the month"
however, before the Superior Court
judge could hear the witnesses in
the case, the Governor added.
A judge acting in such a capacity
may sit in an adjoining county and
recomnnit, the, case for grand jury
action in that county.
Three Counts Alleged.
The report of the 18-man jury
climaxed two days of tense court
room proceedings. The grand jury
had been asked by Solicitor Ernest
R. Tyler to return true bills on each
of three counts against the seven
men: /. kidnapping. 2. Conspiracy
to break and enter a Jail with in
tent to injure or kill Bush, and
3. Breaking and entering Jail with
intent to injure or kill Bush.
Mr.. Tyler made no comment on
the action Of the grand jury. The
woman who allegedly had been at
tackled by Bush in nearby Rich
Square was in the courtroom when
the decisions were announce.
The seven cleared by the grand
jury are Russell Bryant, Linwood
Bryant, Gilbert Bryant, Robert
Vann, Glenn Collier, Joe Cunning
ham and w. G. Cooper.
Before a packed courtroom, Judge
]. Paul Frizzelle tod the seven
men: "You are at liberty to co.
Broad smiles broke on their faces
and they left the court room i'm
mediauely.
Bush was taken from the North
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Two Are Convicted
lin Pier Fraud Case
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. CT. James
Brody, ousted deputy marine and
aviation commissioner, and Boss
Stevedore James v. Auditore, were
convicted last night on all counts
of an indictment charging them
with profiting through illegal deals
involving the city's piers.
The 17-count indictment con-
tanned Is counts of payment of un-
lawful fees, one Of conspiracy, and
one of attempting to accept an I'M
lawful fee in connection with the
subleasing of piers.
General Sessions Judge Jacob
Schurman told the all-male jury,
which received the case at 1:25
pm, to disregard the latter count.
Under their conviction Brody and
Auditore face a possible maximum
penalty OF rs to 153 years imprison-
ment and fines of $60,500 each.
Another defendant, Albert Gross,
who was the states most important
witness, was indicted with Brody
and Auditore but pleaded guilty to
two counts before the trial.
The State sought to prove in the
trial, which began July 10, that
Brody and Auditore profited to the
extent of about $4,000 through the
pier deals.
According to the prosecution YER
sion, Brody granted temporary pier
permits to Auditcre and Gross, de-
MED wharf space to shipping firms
and then advised Auditore of the
applications. Auditore and Gross
then leased the companies space at
rates three times the regular figure,
the State contended.
Brody was dismissed from his
city post last May after Mayor Will
liam ODwyer's investigation COM
missioner had submitted report on
the alleged pier deals.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Leopard Dies Hard

Auzochuku Pkoli is hero of his
native village of Unbo Owelli, in
Awgu, Nigeria, for tracking down
and shooting large leopard which,
after stopping six bullets, attacked
one of the hunting party and in
f1icted serious injuries before its
own death,
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Bulgaria Formally Seeks
Membership in U. N.
ky the Associated Press


LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 6.-Bul-
garia formally applied for member
ship in the United Nations yester-
day, offering to the U. N. it's Con-
tribution to the work of interna-
tional cooperation"
Bulgaria became the fourth ex-
enemy country to seek admission
to the U. N.-Hungary, Romania
and Italy already having filed
papers.
The United Nations Security
Councils Membership Committee is
considering all applications, which
must be passed by the Council be-
fore the General Assembly can act
on them.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

ampton County Jail May % by
armed and masked men, but he was
able to escape from the mob. He hid
for three days and then surrendered
and was removed from the commun-
ity for safekeeping. Later he re-
turned to attend his fathers funeral
and has remained in Rich Square
without incident since.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

IT will be held In conjunction with
the American Legion Convention.
Uruguay is building new wool
manufacturing plants to consume a
larger part Of the country's huge
wool clio.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
1st Infantry PIuns Reunion

Veterans Of the 1st Infantry Di-
vision will hold their first postwar
reunion in New York August 1881,
the War Department has announced.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-15
Houses
Businesses
for Sale
DOWNTOWN CAFE

DOWNTOWN CAFE
Cafe in Smith Tower Area.
Well established, good repu.
tation. C.an and i'm good
condition. Good lease, eX-
oellent possibilities. Full
price, $500. Terms.
UNIVERSITY CAFE
Cafe in University district.
American Chinese dishes
good college trade. Excellent
condition. Owner selling
due to personal reasons. A
real buy at $6,500.
BEACON HILL HOME
5 year old Cape Cod in
choice Beacon Hill district.
2 bedrooms, living room with
fireplace, dining room, re-
creation room, with fire.
place., full basement with
auto. oil AC. heat. Venetians.
j Close to bus, school, and
shopping. Owner must sell
and sacrificing for $4,000.
$1,000 cash handles.
INTERNATIONAL REALTY O.
James Matsuoka, Mgr.
$50 Jackson Ma. 1922
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-15
Travellers Whip
Fuelers, 9-5

The Travellers kept hot on the
heels of the leaders in the North
west Times League, the Lotus Ms
and the South End Merchants, by
humping Eastern Fuel. 9 to 5, last
Sunday at jefferson park
While Pancho Nakasnlma was
retiring the fuelers in short order,
including ten strikeouts. team mate
Stan Karikomi raped out a tri-
pie and two singles in four trips
to the plate to give the Travellers
the needed punch at the plate.
Johnny Yoshida. Johnny Kawagu-
chi and Chubby Kusunose, all OF
Travellers. got two hits apiece.
The running score follows:
r II
Travellers 430 002 % IL
Eastern Fuel 002 300 0-5
Batteries: Nakashima and j. Ka-
waguchi; G.. Iwasaki, Fujimoto and
Tsubahara, r. Tanagi