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Evening star., 1947-03-03
AUCTION sAIEs ico,t.l.
TOMORROW,

ADAM a. WEsCHLER . SON, Auctioneers.
New and used household furniture.
HArdman grand piano oriental scatter
rugs. diamond and other 1eweiry. watches,
linen. etc. BY order George /. Berger,
Executor estate Ellen Lawler: Mary I.
Snyder, Administrative estate Jessie
Smith; storage and new furniture COM
panies and others. BY auction at Wesch-
ler,s, 905 E st. NV, tomorrow, commenc-
ing $40 am. and continuing until late
afternoon. Mahogany breakfront. sectional
bookcases. new and used groups for din,
ing. dinette. living and bedrooms. hands
and double beds, spiral and box springs.
inner spring mattresses, dressers, chests
Of drawers, new baby carriages and stroll
ers, ETC.; also for an estate small diamond
rings, pins, chains, Hamilton, Elgin and
1S-karat gold watches. diamond and pearl
pendant, bracelet etc
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MONEY WANTED. $

HAVE 2nd-TRUST NOTES totaline SIS.
600, secured on brick houses 1st com J
Sell at attractive discount. Box 3s4-R
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COTTAGE ON BAY for refined nondrink-
ing adults. to rent for July or season.
MR.; AMoSs. VA. Il59; -3
tage and lot fronting on South River OF
any other good pfes. Boz s1o-L lo sssr
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LOTS FOR RENT.
STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT,

SMALL STORE FOR RENT for watch
maker or jeweler gift shop, or any other
small business. 4912 Wis. ave. a
STORE and rooms and cellar; rental,
S75; central location. D. CONNOR & SON,
RE. 2426. -5
1901 Z. CAPIToL-corner store in park
and-shop center; located in good colored
residential section; ideal for beauty parlor:
500. Call rent dept, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
& Co. l415 K st, NV, ME. 540o. -
BEAUTIFUL NEW, double window, in new
shopping center adjoining Naylor Theater
Gail RE. 1882 between 10 and 6. a
1888 PARK RD. NV, 500 SO. it.. heated
AID 6499 q
1907 1st ST. N.W.-Look over attractive
store. then call DE 1866. %
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WATERFRONT PRopERTY-sAiE

WATERFRONT PRopERTY-sAlE.
FURNIsHED year-'round cottaTe. & rooms
waterfront privileges, Is mi WashinTton
1880. II. e. KNlPP. Edgewater, Nd. 81
PREFABRICATED wood beach cottages, !
to rooms, for immediate delivery: erected
on your lot anywhere. Plans and speci-
ncations with DUPONT IRON WORKS
MA 1860. 1HR 18th st nv
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OFFICES WANTED
SEASHokE PROPERTY

to De used as Office; Is or 20 rooms, T Nv w
section. Telephone EN-. 1876, MISS
GOLDBERG from q tn < 4
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SECRETARIAL AND PHONE SERVICE,
downtown location. Phone Ma, 0s62 or
ME. 4957. IS
DESK SPACE with telephone -secretariaI
service; clean, modern Office DI 5000. %
DESK SPACE, secretarial and phone serv-
ice; ideal downtown location. Phone
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STORES WANTED.

6 STORES WANTED to rent for chain dry
cleaning branches. Washington or vicin-
ity. We operate our own stores fno
agencies1. We will beautify your property.
KENT STORES, INC, Americas largest
cleaners Call Mr. Dubois, FIR 4343 "a.
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FARMS WANTED.
WATERFRONT PRoP.--wANTEp.

or 8 rm. house with acreage or would
be interested in acreage alone. Phone
TR. 11S2. ---3
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Answsrs 10 the Jumbled Sentence

I. Cherry blossoms appear II. the
spring. True
.. A kayak is Q Himslayan Noun
tain goat. False
s. The Sultan of Swat Is an Afgan-
8 istan ruler. False
4. The port is the left side Of
s. a barracoon is q temporary shell
ter for convtcts. Truo
person. False
state. Trus
Q, Hank Greenberg bats ieft-handed
but throws right-handed. False
in February. False
10. "A cygnet Is q young swan. True
Evening star., 1947-03-03

Keep the thrift habit. Make It .
habit to save regularly. Buy United
states Savings Bonds.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Word Game

Find 81 or more common English
words In s4
DIVE GE, a
meaning, ito lead away from one
another" Average mark is 20 words.
Time limit, 20 minutes.
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
"s.' such as bats" cats" are not
used g. Only one form Of word Is used.
4. Proper names are not used. A list VIII
be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
coMMERcIAL GROUND FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT on old
Georgetown I'd. ard Middlesex In, in the
heart of Bethesda: 3.103 So. It. at SO PEI
So e. M. T. MAFH"id' WI. $500. 4N
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WANTED TO RENT COTTAGE ON BAY 70
season. Breezy Point. Plum Point or high
ground site. within As miles of D. C.. Cal
ningS. IS
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

VACANT, modern brk bldg, about II ,OOC
SO, IT., concrete f., IA TT. ceiling, heated
1900 SO. #. additional ground; well d.
nanced. A. NJ. ROTH, MA. 1885 3
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GARAGES WANTED
AUToMoTIvE MlscElLANEoUs.

lICTNITY OF LUz0N and 18th sts. NV
Evening star., 1947-03-03

GEORGETOWN-vacan brick bldg, 16x
125: 2 floors; industrial zone; $3.50 mo
A. M. ROTH. MA. 1885, g
$4,000 SO. FT., on 2 floors, fireproof build.
ing; freisht elevator. truck-loading facili.
ties, r.r. si6irg; GEORGETOWN location; will
CO. EM S100 a
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KAMEROW & KAMEROW, Attorneys for
Petitioners, Denrike Building,
WaShingfOu, II. e.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia.-Civil Action No 638-47-In Re:
Change Of names Of: Howard Cohen. Sylvia
Cohen.-Order Of Publication = Howard
tition in this Court praying for a decree
changing their names to Howard Caine
PIED e % tie coart for ana an oraey syn e paB
lication of the notice required by law In
such cases, 1t is by the Court this 18th
and decreed that all persons concerned
show cause. If any there be. on or before
the Sth day of March, 1947, why the
prayers of the said petitioners should not
be granted; provided, that copy Of this
order be published once each week for
Star newspaper and the Washington Law
Reporter before the said date above men
Justice. justice 3seaio 4 True csaAgTSH COPY. Test:
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. BY CLARA
r. CONNELL. Deputy Clerk.
fa-
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EITIIRE

c. G. SLOAN q CO., INC, auctioneers-
Mahogany dining room suite, walnut bed
room suites. upholstered davenports, arm
kneehole and other desks. coffee tables.
books, clocks, fiat-top ofice desks, office
chairs, metal and wood file cabinets, metal
stationery cabinet, lamps, pictures, cut
glass, china, bric-a-brac. tewelry. silver
ware, linens. etc. at public auction at
Sloans, .7I5 18th ST., Wednesday, March
5, starting at 10 am. From estates
storage concerns and other sources. Now
on view. Terms. cash. C. G. SLOAN &
Co, INC, auctioneers. established 1891.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


PROPERTY OWNERs-We have clients
with cash In urgent need of residential
REALTY CO.. so6 10th st. NV. DI 447o.
PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots,
souses uses, or acreage; free appraisal; SCOTT
JAMES CARROLL, Broker. will pay cash OF
sell your houses, lots: Investment proper
ties for You; personal attention, free ap-
praisal. ma. sI17: eyes. TR. 0425. A
seilS can M Harry has eoHEN RE naps 47g goa aE =
BOOMING HOUSE including property, 10
to Is rms, good section. Ma. 5791 or
VICTOR wICKERsHAM will help you ap-
praise and advise you on the sale Of
call him today Victor Wickersham. with
A. B. G. REALTY g. DEvELOPMENT CO.,
1925 41st st. NV. EN-. 4709, EN-. 0733;
open Q to 8 daily.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
HAVE and-TRUST NOTES totaling S1S,-
600, secured on brick houses (1st comm }.
What have you to offer? Box 3S3-R, Star.
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DANIEL w. O'DONOGHUE, Jr,, Attorney,
Union Trust Building
JOHN W. GULLEDGE,
5O3 f Street NV.
Filed Feb. 10, 1947. Charles E. Stewart

IN 1.-THE THE a7a ap7.ssIRIIcT IT g e, COURT or THE
T; Nash. Plaintiff, VS.. sewall Key. 37s5
Ma.sGmb ns.;s Street NV, Washington, p. C.;
NV. Washington. b. c.: Louie Ellert,
S-14. .159th Street, Buchhurst, Long is
land, New York. and the unknown heirs,
alienees or devisees OF. Philip Barton Key,
MARY Key Nevius Rebecca. Key Howard,
KEY PefendantsMoRpER son aM9S keS 81 A8hse fuse
LIcATIoN;-The object Of this action is
to establish Of record the title of plaintifi
py ADVERSE possession to the following
descrlbed land and premises, namely: Lot
zO.I1 20 IN i the subdivision made by NJ. julia
as per plat recorded in .Liber No. II
the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia,
and being enclosed with and improved
NY. s On Motion = piaintltI. It It sffss Is bs
1a47. Ordered that Defendants Louie
Ellert. and the Unknown Heirs, Alienees
OF Philip Barton Key, Mary Key Nevius,
Es5eGsa so5 s,;I Key a Howard Elizabeth Key john
on or before the, first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of the fortieth day,
exclusive OF Sundays or. legal holidays.
from the first day Of publication Of this
orasT ohsFwSs Wh the II ssuse e. g s.
provided a, copy Of this Order be published
one week for three successive weeks in
me ,Washington Law Reporter and The
Snfss 5astics
IIus srERgxR GSgzx Ts't GerfD fD II bk aEE 1a
z. BANGS. Deputy Clerk. fe17,24.ma3
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80 others to select from Many have
radios and heaters. No trades necessary;
terms If desired. ATLAS MOTORS, INC.
the Home of Bargains. SO4 Bladensburg
I'd. ne, mr. 18th and H. Open SATURDAYS
or C,,rd q
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VETERAN m NEED Of ear; interested. b
norson due for delivery ox 1e47 car bul
n6t sble TO purchase. BOZ 114-A 0tax.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-10

lganization would meet at $50
j. m, at the Riggs Gas Station,
Duval and Division streets, on
Monday, October Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-10

with Mrs. Joseph Laid serving
as co-chanrrnan.
A meeting to appoint other
'chairmen and to complete plans
is called for Sunday, Oct. IL, at
6 p. m, in the Parish Hall.
It was also announced that
all ladies Interested in serving
for the bazaar are asked to meet
on Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock in the Parish Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-10
" Onaa,a's Auxiliary
To Gre Bazaar

The members of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of st. Paups
Church held their regular month
ly meeting last Monday in the
Parish Hall at which time plans
were made for their annual
bazaar. to be held in November.
Rev. James Mcdonnell is
general chairman of the affair,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-10
.COlOred PAL Meets
Nert Monday Night

A. Lucille Calverly, secretary
Of the Police Athletic League,
said today the colored PAL or
Evening star., 1947-07-10

sioner Needham c. Turnage, who
continued the case to next Wednes-
day.
An FBI spokesman described Rad
cliffe as a former lieutenant colonel
in the Army engineers during the
war. It was added that. exclusive
of his four years war service, he
had served about 20 years as a
civilian employe of the Army engi-
neers.
The charge accuses Radcliffe of
taking the following from stocks on
the reservoir property:
Two air compressors, two electric
motors, TOO board feet of floor lum-
ber, an electric stove, two extern
sion ladders and 10 gallons of paint.
The FBI spokesman said Rad
cliffe admitted taking the property
to fix his house because he couldn't
buy 1t on the market" The spokes-
man added that he had said he in
tended to reimburse the Govern
ment when he got a chance"
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Mems and Women's Leather Bi|IfoIds
Mems
| FITTED
| coWHIDE
DRESSING
CASES
Were 22.2o
Now
| 1886
(tdz &ncl.)
SPORTSWEAR

POKTSWEAK Were
Mems Famous Make, AI|-WooI Swim
trunks -------------------- $50
Mems Famous Make Wool oobordine
Play Trunks -------------------7 $50
Wonnen's Hand Fashioned Shetland
puIlover Sweaters oters-------------- 7.e5
Bryn Mowr BIouses, cotton broodoIoth,
French cuffs 500
Bryn Mowr BIouses, frosty white eottons
and royons ons--------595 g 6o5
"Bernoudo Knit" CoIorfuI Jacquard
SWeoters S.So
Cardigan Sweaters hand fashioned
ShetIonds $50
Boxy PulIover Sweaters, hand fashioned 8o5
Mems "Bockbt" Cope Leather
Jockets !
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Briton Fined $4,000
On Smuggling Charge
BY the Assoeiotsd, Press

LONDON, July 10-Lady Isabel
Milles-Lade was fined $500 pounds
($l0,00o) today after she pleaded
guilty to attempting to smuggle a
mink coat and other articles from
New York to England.
Prosecutor j. L. Willis said Lady
Isabel, sister Of Earl Sondes, told
customs officials when she arrived
at London airport last April 13 that
the cost was given to her by friend
in London. Actually, he said, she
acquired the coat in New York.
Lady Isabel, who lives at the
fashionable Dorchester Hotel, was
given month in which to pay the
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bezZlement of
$1,000 worth of
G ov er n m e Mt
property.
Federal B u
reau of Investi-
CATION a 6 e n t S
said he fdmitt-
ed taking the
property to re-
pair his home.
Radcliffe. 48,
of 5906 Dalecar-
liza place NV.
" as arraigned
q tie yesterday
before United
States Commits
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Croc Spreads Terror

An intensive search Is on by
natives in the Jameson's Drift bridge
area along the Tugela River In
South Africa, to locate a monster
crocodile with broken tail. The
great croc has been terrorizing the
little native "piccanins" who fire.
quent the banks and several have
been his victims.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
GAR Ladies' Hold Exercises
Al Fort Stevens Tomorrow ,

The Department of the Potomac,
Ladies Of the Grand Army of the
Republic, will hold its 18th annual
commemorative exercises and also
celebrate the SD anniversary of
the Battle of Fort Stevens" at 7
pm. tomorrow. The events will be
held at the fort. Thirteenth and
Rittenhouse streets NV.
Lee Pennington of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation and Capt.
Joseph A. Walker. sr.. chairman of
Fort Stevens Posts Committee on
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Deaths Reported
From the d. C. Bureau Of vital statisti

Jennie e. Neis. ss. a133 Conn. ave.
Abraham Garhnkle. SO, 1928 Spring I'd.
Easar Downs. 81. 4S1 H st. s.w
Massie Meas Levnsa b hnesset e. sss 81 s6th 90a :.
Minnie P; MsKayi 50. ls1s s, ksnyon 8;
William j. Reed, 4s. ! Br.ndywtne st. Sc
Hugh NJ. Langden. jr.. 4S. 5G04 Kansa.
Frank chensky. A. 1913 11th st.
Amanda Logan. 81, 18 Defrees st.
Robbie M: McKenney. =. 16o4 Que st.
William 4. Nash. Il: 124ls South Capitol
Rufus Lomsx. 81, Shiloh, Va.
Ruth johnson. So. 2312 Eye st.
Ernestine M. Henderson, 40. 361-50tf
st. ne.
Lydia shaw. 43. 1le2 9Th st. ne.
Mary Fuller IS. I4l7 Swami St
waller Thomas az. 732 Martin st.
Famine Lark. 85. 1895 st.
Oracle Stoner. 35. 1928 1th at.
Arleatha Isaac. "A. 1909 L st.
Mildred Boatwrisht. 90. 46oa Bennine I'd
Earl H. Tolson. 90. 724 New jersey ave
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| Theft Of u. 5. Property
Charged 10 DaIecar|ia
Chief Of Operations

| Dewey Milton Radcliffe, chief of
operations OF the Dalecarlia Reser-
voir, today was free under 81 900
bond charged with theft and en-
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Visitors Sized Up

The owners of leading Paris hotel
decided, after experience with dele
gates from the world over at the
U. N. conference. that Indian visi-
tors were the most bohemian
spenders. British the most "stoical,"
Americans the 'gayest." and Chinese
the most conservative.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

The 1947 labor force in the United
States has been estimated at more
than 5S,0O0,0O0 people.
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Genuine
ALLIGATOR
BILLFOLDS
Were 1900
Now 1884
(tdr incl.)
PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS

Red Leather Market list Pods zoo .o5
Sde-top Leather Cigarette Coses with
Upper, brown onIy--------------- ZOO las
Leather Cigarette Coses, personozed
with sterling initial (ho|ds 2O) ----- 3.eO' z4o'
leother Cigarette Cases, fIot style, stee
frome, black, brown 500 2.45
Leather Jewel Boxes, assorted eoIors- $1,000 7:e5
Leather Smoke Set L peoes), cigar
cite box and ash troy------------l7.5O 1l.e7
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE - Living
quarters, including $1,000 inven-
tory. Rent $51 a month. See S.
Fukuhara. Eliot 300.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-21
BY ID. $. 0.

General Macarthur occupation
policies in Japan have come under
some criticisms, but these criti-
cisms should not be permitted to
obscure the fact that great prog
ress has been made in bringing
democracy to Japan.
characterization Of Japan Is a
tremendous job. 1t cannot be COM
pleted in five, ten or even twenty
years. In view of the bigness of
the job, what has been accomplish
cd in the year and half of occu-
patton is encouraging and may be
taken as a pretty good indication
that the policies adopted by Mac
Arthur are on the right path.
A great change is taking place
in Japan where less than 100 years
ago feudalism was the accepted
order. where ideas like democracy
and individual liberties were never
really known or appreciated.
In the year and half of occu-
patton, the emperor has been
brought down to the human level
and the government has been plac-
cd in the hands of elected repre-
sentatives. True, the Japanese
people were not politically develop
cd enough last year to make the
hest use of their new rights which
gave them the power to choose
their own government. For the
most part they voted back into
power the old-time leaders because
the people didn't know who rep
resented their interests But the
social-democratic party, which
may be called a more truly repre-
sentative peoples party, is gaining
strength rapidly and will probably
gain new prominence after the
general elections next month.
Although a democratic form of
government has been adopted in
Japan, there is no guarantee that
II VIII OulidSl lilt OCCuDdllO1l, Ul1l-
less the Japanese people come to
believe in it and are determined
not to let the government fall
back into the control of any
c,iques.
This fact seems to be realized
by the occupation authorities who
are engaged in bringing broad and
fundamental reforms in economic,
social and educational spheres as
well as in the government.
The educational system has been
drastically revised to eliminate the
fanatic nationalism and to foster
liberal thinking. A branch of Shin
toism which encouraged emperor
worship has been abolished. Most
important of all, the Japanese
people are now being given a per-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-21
.P|dnGrOup
To Assist in
JobFindinq

MONTREAL, P. Q.-March
81. New Canadian Dispatch)
Japanese Canadians in Mon
treal who are connected with
the construction industry are
planning to form an organiza-
ton to study and discuss
problems connected with their
employment, according to a
Montreal correspondent.
1t is believed that the proposed
organization of both Isseis and
Niseis will be able to assist other
evacuees to find suitable amploy-
ment, and that the periodic meet
ings will be mutually beneficial.
An organization meeting is
planned for some time near the
end of March. Further details are
to be published in the Montreal
News Bulletin.
A large percentage of evacuees
in Montreal have found employ
ment in some phase of the con-
struction industry. Among them
are architects, carpenters, plumb
ers, brick-layers, plasterers. stone
masons, electricians. cement work
ers, metal workers and painters.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-21
Democracy Comes to Japan

sonal stake in the new way of
life.
Labor, through strong trade I'M
ioL development, has been given a
new power to influence wages and
working conditions. Farmers are
being given the opportunity to buy
lands and thus escape former ex-
pioitation under the landlords.
Women have been given the fran
chise, and are being encouraged
to develop a sense of equality with
men. These 49, the workers, the
farmers, and the women who
rake up the great masses of the
japanese nation are consolidating
their new gains under the system
brought by American occupation.
The process is far from COM
pleted. but as il progresses, the
people, jealous of their new rights,
may be expected to resist with in
creasing determination any at
tempts to bring back the old order
(which would take away those
rights.
But the success or failure of de-
r1ocracy in Japan is tied in close
y with how well Japan can re-
cover from her present economic
crisis. Thus the occupation poll
cies, the details of the reparation
plans, and the extent of outside
assistance to restore Japanese
economy may be expected to as
sumo increasing Importance in the
neXt few years.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-21
n. ". Times
Hoop Aides
Meet Monday
Tournament Officials
Will Throsh Out P1ons
For Three-Doy Affoir

Further plans for The
Northwest Times 1nvitational
Basketball Tournament will
be ironed out at 7 p. m. Mon
day, March "a, when tourna-
ment officials headed by
chairman Daibo Full convene
in the Buddhist church.
Fujii is being assisted in
the tourney by Fudge Saka-
nashi, Haruo Kato, T. R. Goto,
Hiro and Tosh Nishimura.
The cagefest, three-day
affair, is scheduled for Fri
day, April II, Saturday, April
IL. and Sunday, April 13.
Invitations to the various
teams already have been sent
out by Miss SakanaShl VINO is
handling correspondence work
for the tournament.
AS announced previously,
the championship games will
be played off Sunday night,
April 10, with a dance to con-
clude the event. The North
west Times trophies will be
presented to the winning girls
and boys teams during the
dance intermission. A we'll
known sports figure is being
sought by tournament Off
Gals for the presentation.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-21

Wanted "a Japanese girl to
work in private home. Roy Glib
son, 1921 14th Ave. East 5273.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-21
Fujiiii Sparks
Tokuda's Over
Clippers, 1922

Shobo Fujii, Tokuda Drugs
all-star guard, whipped up 16
points to lead his team to a So
20 victory over China Clippers
last night Thursday on the
Buddhist auditorium floor.
Doug Mar, Ed Wong, Ray
500 and Cal Fung were some
of the Chinese Americans who
played for the clippers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-21
Bowling Schedule

March %
Alley "a 18th Ave. Service
Richards Jewelry
Alley So City Produce
West Coast Printing
Alley rs Crown Furniture
Main Drug
Alley 9-10 Tad's Cafe
Star Foods
Alley Hip Com. Service Bureau
Oriental Cab
April 3
Alley 3-4 West Coast Priting
Com. Service Bureau
Alley SIS Crown Furniture
18th Ave. Service
Alely rs Richards Jewelry
Star Foods
Alley $40 Oriental Cab
City Produce
Alley Hip Main Drug
Tad's Cafe
April 10
Alley ga Main Drug
Oriental Cab
Alley So Richards Jewelry
Tad's Cafe
Alley 7-8 Com. Service Bureau
18th Ave. Service
Alley $40 Star Foods
West Coast Printing
F., Alley HIP City Produce
Crown Furniture
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Beard was never the true stan.
dard of brains. Fuller.
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HOUSEHOLDER for months.
Doctors family. Mr. Baker.
Must like children. LA. 2090.
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WANTED: Nisei Veterans as
houseboys and kitchenboys in
club near Tacoma with or with
out board and room. Call Mr..
Linden, Lakewood 2161, for ap-
pointment.