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TRAlLERS.

YOU'LL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
step into our beautiful. spacious, compact
and seuy nd trailer s9assss
and q sizes to meet every need. zlEEIny,
fsaHfER ffaRfEa 'sa salGs EsS . s ~ l. SsF17n.
Trailer REPAIRNG at olr large. mod.
trailers for reht while yours is being re-
paired; trailer parts and furniture for sale.
version Version; used trailers Tor sale CAPITOL
e9AeH ose So &c. a5s Ha5Gmi esn
NEW NEW UNITED de luxe 22-st,: beautiful
birch interior snnr sfssTor hostsd n
sinse siec. brakes, axes iiluminatea door handles and
NAM agy 9hT ether
piete. VAIL TRAILER SALES co, 2nd
ave. and colesville rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
Sci Sell 10oGi Or RENT-New Alma, sleep four.
Permanently loc.; $40 rent, sl.7oo sch.
ioas noH 'Slini NAifoSAL Nal AND LANDoLA uailers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES, 5000 od Bait. ave- Riverdale' Md.
sPARros MASoR-rirst to use airplans
'yoe stressing in structure Light weight;
sturdy aluminium cnanne4-type rbs anu
Es5SE SoULrvHRD 1nS Sails isd q ssfH2a nd
NEW AND USED HOME TRAnER
can. Howard and thinner, o on easy easy pay.
GROVE TRAILER COURT, on Route !,
mi south Of Alex. Phone oV. 2s01;
thinner home trailer coaches; our DIS
tion OF the finest trailers built; all
trailer coaches are completely furn. and
ready for impsd deliysTy; ~ new ', a ana used
AMERIcAN TRAILER Co, INC, 1850
wis hpsXM sys gh9ns %N Wp 22Sh arrived III.
1s4s 1a InaaP saS .so~sr sgps5 Chief sS
twin beds: also the 27-foot Indian Chief
tain, the nationally famous Trotwood de
luxe, with eiectr,e refET. sl,646; standard
aossS.s Sc. TRAILER E2T Rss A aas S pssa
U s. Route J.. Berwyn. Nd. TO. 4949.
BENGALo 1a46 25 It. completely equipped
and in excellent condition; first $1,000
takes it. Phone Wo. 3249. .
SCHuLT .26-ft. Luxury Liner. compl.
o or e9 Ms heme ae or Tavs ses
or best offer. Near Shell Sta, mi. south
new NEW Liberty III aaST TRAILERs, live in comfort
with a heated floor; bargains in used
trailers. HEETER- WALDEN TRAILER
SALES, Wash; -Balto. blvd, Bsrwyn, Nd.
TRAyELo 1914 Fleet "4"; Hollywood bed.
heater. bottle gas, electric h-wh., dbls.
Ready 70 roll TR 4752. 10
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sToREs FOR RENT Cent?.

SVONkS FOX KENT lSonf.I.
STORE, near 18th and Col. "a. ~, SELL
SsIsain, Eves, 81. s737. .ls
sador Theatsr; 1000 ss. s., IT,: immediate oc-
MI. PLEASANT ST. N.W.-stors suitable
for any type business: has been occupied
Can LLSUM q GERBER REALTY Co.
ss11 ss1 Nj: NJ. PLEASANT ST. N.w.-store
49x3S. Apply THE WASHING
TON LOAN & TRUST CO.. Real Estate
Dept, 900 st. NV. MA. 3440. -
SMALL STORE IN NV. residential area
Close to school and Transportation, suit
able for barber shop. shoe repair shop,
valet and laundry agency. radio repair
shop, etc; ss5 month. W. c. q A.. N.
MILLER, 1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR. 1854,
SHOPPING CENTER. serv-
ing an area OF. 10000, people. Store.
2Ox60 IT,, located on main hwy, opposite
theater. available March /; suitable shop
for shoes. sport goods, candy store, auto
accessories. dry goods, Chinese restaurant.
sh9p, book Stora Or lntsrioG sdo5 n dee9ras99rs Ter
N. Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va.
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Ist AND 2nd TRUST LOANs = PROMPT
snS an. seTSSi TNSs sisSEs eo
st6 S6NNl 4; n;S oN sIooSb AEi ssSo TRUST viii
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby No.
o. W. Reasonable rates: NAIIosA5a
y =: ave: nv Matiensl $3.50;
FULToN r. doRDoN, 14s7 Eye st. NV.
DI. $3.50. Frokers. attention.
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS on real estate
in 2. C., Md. and Va, Mr. DRA1sNER.
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and srd; nearby Ma Niss
REALTY CO; ,so5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
IND @ Trust NOTES purchased. Cali Ma.
$50, WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
LOANS TO d. c., MD. VA. home owners
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
FHA AND end TRUST LOANS, lony z
81 SS TO iat ~ EFiiRsT TRUST MONEY avail:
consideration given applications 2nd trust.
SECURITY INVESTMENT CO., OK. 1888.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE PROP. e2x60. on 30-ft. alley.
rear 2133 K ST. NV. improved BY three
2-story row bricks with space to park about
IL cars. OWNER, Ma $780, ewes, WI.
WILL EXCHANGE Arm house, 8 mi. from
District line, for similar house in Rockville
Gaithersburg vic. Call Locust 1918 any
PHILADELPHIA PHI FOR WASHINGTON
viii exchange lease of 3-bedrm. home in
Germantown for equivalent house or
Phone BRUToN. Sterling 1900. EXT. b97.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

Ie, eco so. FT., near Aexandria, under
construction, ready for use in February;
story with truck-high loading facilities;
railroad siding available in late 194s; rea-
sonable rental to responsible tenant on
term lease Call Mr.. Franklin, Gil. 44b5
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Build
Ing, DI $500. -S
10 OOO 20. 900 So TT, new building 70 be
completed withing 6 months: 2 blocks from
ave, Sc: one floor operation, steel beams
clear span. 5-ft. ceiling height: zoned for
2nd commercial Use. Call MI Dodse. 1r'
Ton pldq DI $500
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ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

of West Palm Beach. Fla, running from
Dixie to Federal hwy; beautiful high land:
will EXCHANGE CHI for local property. Phone
"BUY NOW" for your future home in the
Land O. Sun. One of Florida Gulf Coasts
fastest growing. restricted communities
offers you l to acre homesites as low as
$500, S45 down, SIS mo-; over 400 sold
hard roads, elec guar: title. For beauti-
full illustrated free booklet write or phone
Paul E. Harrison, 1882 K st. NV, ME.
1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

3-UNIT APT. One Groom apt. held va
cant for purchaser, Good ne. rental dis
trict. Income, ST 1896 may be increased
$1,000 or better obtainable. CALI CAREY
WINSTON CO.. Realtors. RE. 3733, TIE.
4760. g
Washington, ranging from to 80 units
I believe these buildings to be sound in
vestment values; will be glad to give COM
critics to bona hde investors Phone Mr.
Wolberg, ia. 1888, with SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR sALE.

3 ACRES WITH RAILROAD SIDING, 400
1T. frontage on paved road. Corner prop
Rent for S265 per mo. On main line 81
3. 4 o. +: r. JOS. r. BELFToRE co.
G6snltor. 6 1sl1 G1 l h,Ia%s,pI. ss nx p. 5SS2 5SS2r,1o No
Fenced; with 500 railroad spur; level;
water and electricity; several small build
ings on property. Near D. C.-Md. line.
Reasonably priced. Call Mr.. Hunter. MA.
PHELPS, INC 1417 Z St NV q
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MONEY WANTED.

WANT TO BORROW $500 for university
tuition. BOX 362-A. Star. s..
NATL ORGANIZATION
wants $4,000 for / yr.: will pay 81 in
terest Box 297-B, Star. Ill
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FARMS WANTED.

WE HAVE CLIENTS who win pay cash for
q farm in Virginia. REALTY BULLETIN
SEHRMs AND COUNTRY property wanted
we have clients who want TO purchase all
types Of farms and small country proper
this type Of property proves that. our Of
sanisation has the experience and tntelli-
Eence to present properties that 5ring re-
and sun, OIL 33S2 JAMES 1. DIXON q
Co. l022 17th IT. Nv. "
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS = Mail
and switchboard service. stenographer
available. 40 Bond Bldg, 14th and New
York ave Call DI. 2801. III
DESK SPACE and telephone service avail
able. 500 Eye st. NV RE. 1880. Ia
M. 18th AND col. RD.-Mail. telephone
service. DUPONT REALTY CO.. DO.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

So. #. zoned end commercial; ideal for
warehouse, laundry, light manufacturing.
etc. in our opinion the cheapest ground
Call Mr.. Talbert, HARRY DREIsEN. Ma.
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MOTORCYCLES.

s5Sd odoE a,ss. ast5 od W. f. sssH $50
HARLEY-DAviDsON. 1e47 "a; o.h.v,.
5000 miles with all chrome. accessories;
brand new cond.; the owner is the, only
one to ride and care for it like baby
INDIAN I947 motorcycle, model 74 900
mi; has crashbars, twin spotlishts, buddy
seat, saddlebags and lots Of chrome. WO.
excellent condition. A. J. O.,
800 &C.; best offer. Call Ii, 00so. 1910
1th st. Sc 10
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

I'VE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value we can secure q purchaser for your
real estate Why not consult us? We are
Licensed. Bonded Broker. Re ll6R -1l
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EXCHANGE? # you are considering an
exchange of your property. we are in
position to offer residential, investment or
unimproved real estate. Consult with our
Mr.: Israel, DI. 1918: evenings, WO. SO67.
VIZ. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC %
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AUTO PAINTING.

coMPLETE JOB SsS I, "; " work s. Evarsn.
Afro PAINTING - Complete Job, $50;
select your color work guaranteed. AD~
OLSON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV,
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

THREE BUILDINGS mr.. Dupont Circle,
suitable for ofices for nonproft Or educa-
1850. Ext. 100. Mon. throush Fri. 9-6 80.
PACING GOVERNMENT PROJECT. sv.
excellent for drugstore, Sc and 1Oc store.
hardware or variety store. Call TR. 1884,
business phone; or home, IL. 0373. la
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STORES WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property including
out of town chain store companies. List
your property with us for quick action.
Call Mr.. Kiely. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN b CO..
1415 K st, NV. ME. 5400. "a
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: GARAGES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGE, concrete floor dry IN
side mr. Georgia ave. and Allison st. n.w.I
81 monthly. Call 81. 95S3.
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$4,000 BUYS 3 HOUSES

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcens.,. :.
$4,000 BUYS HOUSES on New York
ave. NV, zoned first commercial. Don't
wait, call q. r. MARTIN q CO., Realtors,
DU. 1866. Ewes. DE 0632. IS
apts.; all mod. and in excel cond. good
location, nr. r. !. ave. ne. Call till 8. FIR.
T717. ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa
ave. &c. p
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGINIA.

BY OWNER-Possession on settlement; s.
rm.,. semidet. house. fully dry basement;
sant oil heat si $s,ss5Hi $4,000 down. BAL like
an acre; in one of Arlington's most desir-
able suburbs: especially spacious rms. 4
powder m sa5as ts
ton. Ideally E' Arranged. shown BY sp-
Els Wilson blvd, 81. or OK. s7s4. 10
LYON VILLAGE; -s17,5O0-A large e-rm.
ia1shporhqd ing rm flt Y bed1ms M'n and BATH full
sssf%ssS MxsSAs u'RRaiS Co. g.
blvd. GIL. or OK. PISA. -10
S61. so MONTHLY, including taxes and in
surance, with S1,50O down payment. nee
only to ye in this mSdsrn
immediate possession; possibly 81 900 with
szs n 81 sRS Co. Els ~ wilson 1sa "
MILBURN TERRAcE-A b-rm, detached,
brick home in this close-in section; liv:
bh dn a bs sttrsetve s ysFd sedF f. sna sss
come to MANNAs REALTY. CO.. 2I16
yyo~ Wilsen bIy bIyd g. q m OK 27s4 T. n;,,1 ;1o o.
f?H sontass hsyns se l0s sedTm Tlsh and md
" bath; 3 bedrms. and bath upstairs
An unusual opportunity to locate in this
e qsh sfsRass sssesS eS 21iS viz IL
Va %2s4 Rlvd 10 a MAXI R1 q Goob 5Sf Bur' Tx.
tions: Right now about 500 houses are for
sale in Va. Make the best choice. Use our
REALTY BULLETIN, It lists some Of the
best BUYS Just call oW. 1897 and ask
READY Re by FOR 9oScSctuPANcY, brick Cape
Cod design Groom home, bedroom and ka
churches; shopping center, and bus line;
BRoYHILL & SONS. agents cH. $500.
i: Just " good 5.Too% frame bSnsalox,
Pentagon n Blds Isseshs for s1oseo SSS'e0 close
= yss2e 19e od fs ths Hsss sr00 brick homes
- u;.s, Nsy 5;Eo9m ,ys frame nso bungalow, Just
apt sRssa fSE RSs Same ssmPlsts
close t. Ft. ,Myer on Lee blvd.
possession. we have Ia" the the best SrleR bunss-
. 9; Pins:psnelsd den, ysith t6is lovely
81 OI1ss specia nDm st. ts1 ts14a5o III. best
6-room brick in this area; $1,000 down
and $50 per month.
8. Beautiful 6-room brick Colonial: hall
entrance, &C. Lear cal garage; $1,000;
other normal rooms. in addition to large
basement. h.-w.h. S17.500.
IL The modern brick rambler At
Il. oakcrest. One of Arlington's best
Ssitpatb. ssitiqns sisSbo sF0Sm brick plus den and
II the house you are interested in is
homa mot IN tor TINS Yo Eroup Gs Ts Ms haye she
Open Till y p.m. daily. -S
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WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

NORTH BEACH-3-room cottage, nicely
furnished, only $4,000. Don't wait. CAREY
WINSTON CO., RE. 1888. TIE. 476o. -
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

APT. BLDG. 10 to 20 units, priced under
z times; have $4,000 cash; NV. location;
no brokers' SH. 1886 1Os
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

I'VE FEEL CONFIDENT that at market
value we can secure o purchaser for your
at your service HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
Licensed, Bonded Broker, RE. 1896 10
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTEp.

WANTED, u Oh TON panel truck: mum
be In Al mechanical cond.; cash. CAL
TW. 1887, $50 TO 7:30 pm. -
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coMMERcIAL GROUND FOR SALE

ALEXANDRIA-Ground zoned for laun-
dries, bottling works, dry cleaning, etc.
on heavily travelled street; small or lge.
tracts; reasonable cash, balance subordi-
mated to bldg. loan. A. M. ROTH. RE.
81 900 DOWN; near Navy Yard. first COM
merciaI 6-rm frame, bath, h.-w.h.. elec-
tricity large lot. HARRY z. GLADMAN.
Real Estate, IL 0346 or AT, 1853.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

SCOTT CIRCLE AREA-12 rooms 6
make ap osT Syner WAo WI ssrf HsRFs 5G aYek asAs s
10 10 FoGS-rAMnY OUR: BLpGs., 6 years ulg Old.
$4,000 yearly income; can be purchased
may also be sold in single units for the
sh sEoWs RG2Y Ee' eoR 9Ssfs s
1I16- -1Ieo 7th ST. NV stores and
pense to owner; 3 tenants only; long leases;
TssI raS rep sm s M fn RhA hs
Eli lssf aND lGsa sTs IS re ssea
baths; now operated as prosperous room
ing house; possession will be given to
proper purchaser; $4,000 down, balance
prspeaty Eo 0qxs fsS Sa4aas
nstons Complete Real Estate Sta 'fnS 1nstitution."
here is your opportunity 7 rooms, ar
ranged in 8 apts:, with fine store: sturdy,
come, or Just investment. "obtainabie at
a1lrGk, E!asu!6Gfl? BU. 24Is !9T tn p5fs pm PAUL
i1NyEsTMENT. HOUSE, exclusive, high
fe2 sse @os ss.hs
CARLISLE r. T sTEPHGNsoN F1ie risea Sea4 riKhs Ws
ave. OIL. 1924 3
FOUR FAMILY APT. BRICK, fine Sc. sec
ton (not Md }, Z times rent. MR.. JAMES
E. HORN, EX. 1862, WI S619. Ill
TEN 4-FAMILY FLATS-Excellent Sc. To-
cation; near new S. Cap, st. Bridge. and
new shopping center; modern brick bldgs,
built in 1913. Priced far below reproduce
bs4 cost sr ES sR2E sHssfnt s. smEE EfiqTp p Ga r.
18th ST.. 1900 BLOCK-Newly remodeled
into 8 housekeeping apartments; imme-
diate possession, l apartment; gas INV. h.;
further development; rent from 9 apart
ments more than sufficient to carry prop
erty: HozEL III, Or , sJIGRLE IA 353S;
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-07
Another Book
On Nisei Due

A new study of japanese Ameri-
cans written by Bradford Smith
will soon be published by j. B.
Lippincott Co., Philadelphia pub
fishers.
The third in a Peoples of Anne
RIGA series. will be entitled Anne
ricans from Japan" and is due for
release OH Aug 25.
The first two of the series I'M
der the editorship of Louis Adamic
have already appeared. They are
Americans from Holland" and
Americans from Hungary"
The fourth Americans from
Mexico" by Carey McWilliams will
also appear this fall.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-07

White House officials indicated
that the evacuation claims measure
was among the last signed by the
President. Had. he failed to act by
midnight Friday, the Measure would
have been killed by pocket veto.
While the JACL ADO was conf
dent that the Chief Executive
would approve the bill. the fight
for evacuation compensation has
been filled with suspense and dra-
ma until the last moment. News
of the Presidents action was not
made known until Saturday morn
ing. ten hours after the deadline
had expired.
Mike Masaoka, national legisla-
tive director of the JACL ADO, be-
gan the long vigil for the verdict
early Friday morning. He put in
final call to the White House near
midnight Friday but was informed
that there would be nothing to re-
port until Saturday. Apprehensive
lest slip up somewhere might ne
gate two years of tortuous efforts,
Masaoka had to resign himself to
another night of waiting.
This week. Masaoka. accompani-
ed by Edward J. Ennis. special
JACL ADO counsel on evacuation
claims, plans to call on Attorney
General Tom Clark and other Jus
tice Department officials to discuss
procedural and administrative prob
lens involved in this legislation The
bill which the President signed in
to law gives the Justice Depart
ment authority to adjudicate
claims for losses up to $4,000. Larg-
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er claims must be satisfied through
private bills which are subject to
The approval of Congress.
The President during the past
week has signed two major JACL-
sponsored bills which were approx
ed during the final days of the last
Congress. The first was H. R. 1866,
the deportation t ay measure.
which he signed on July 1. With
his approval of H. r. 1899, the le-
gislative detectives of the JACL
ADO are now two thirds completed
with only naturalization for Japa-
nese aliens left on the program.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-07


The Seattle Nisei Vets and Hood
River had that stuff pitching of
the first water and they used their
moundsmeu 10 advantage to win
the championship and consolation
finals respectively in the North
west Fourth of July Tnvitational
Baseball Tournament which was
concluded last Monday in Seattle.
In their opener on Saturday at
Jefferson park the Vets Mas Ma
kamichi, although Shaky in spots
defeated White River. Is to g. Ma
lam chi finished the contest in fine
hape. limiting the detected oppo-
iuon To eight blows.
Hood River. which was consi-
dcred lucky to be invited To the
meet. pulled the surprise upset
of the tournament when its men
rallied behind little Kay Kiyoka-
wa. eN-coliege hurting ace. 10
dump the heavily favored Port
land Vets. defending champions,
II to 3. the same day at Garfield
pIayfield.
While the Vets and the Hood
liver apple knockers were punish
ing their foes. Ontario and Fife A
.. were having a field day against
fheT opponents. Ontario slaughter
I'd Wapato, 10 TO s. and Fife, rid
ng ON Ben YoShida's one-hit. one
run effort. beat down Spokane ia
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-07

CT. IL to 1.
Clmatically. the situation darken-
ed for The players and the fans
when the rains came on the morn
ing of the second day. Sunday.
Team managers Immediately hud-
died with the tournament officials
in the quiet confines of N P. Ho-
tel and then decided TO throw out
the double elimination consolation
play. thus issuing mo more game"
checks TO Portland. Wapato. White
River and Spokane. opening day
losers.
And the managers agreed to
straight elimination with the losers
of the semi-finals on Sunday bat
ling for consolation honors.
The seattle Vets continued
their winning ways with great
pitching. George Shimizu, who
has had a tough time rolling in
the Puget Sound league. finally
found himself, turning in a snap
py Is to o shutOut victory over
Fife. Shimizu held Fife to three
hits while his teammates assault
ed Joe Asahara and Ben YOshida
for nineteen blows and fifteen
runs.
ontario turned on a smuggling
show in betting out a 1875 triumph
over Hood River The victors'
Johnny Kuroda, Ray Saito, Hank
MatSubu and Hideo Harada pound
ed out homer apiece in this one
sided all-Oregon affair. Sat Koya-
no, Ontario's starting hurl Ter,
struck out ten men during the five
frames he worked
Victorious Seattle Vets and Onta-
rio met in the championship battle
on Monday at Broadway playfield
And Just as unpredictable as the
weather was the outcome of the
struggle between the two outstand-
ing clubs which annihilated their
rivals the first two days of base
ball battle.
story of which team had the pitcher
for the day.
The Vets surely had a good
one. Edo Sasaki. IL cool num-
her, was I'm excellent shape AZ
his hooks sliced across the cor
ncrs Of the plate. forcing Ontario
batsmcn To swing timidly at qucs-
tionable pitches.
In the meantime. Ontarios Ko-
yano, who had twirled five innings
The previous day, was doing okay
with his team ahead 20 until the
fourth when the Vets got hepped
mp over a mental infield error, and
Tiled the sacks. YOSh Fujiwara
Vet centeriielder, stepped into the
hero'S role and also stepped into
the limelight by smashing out
long triple to center, scoring three
runs He later scored on TAX Yagi's
single also to center field.
Notes on Page 81
tFor details. read Ex-GI
The consolation finals found
Kay Kiyokawa again on the mound
for Hood River And Kiyokawa
proved himself to be an iron man,
trimming Fife. 4 to 2, and striking
out thirteen Fife woodsmen. Three
runs in the first inning, climaxed
by II Aklyama's hot single off third
base, won the battle for the apple
ountry lads.
The Seattle Vets won possession
OF the Yakyu Kyokai banner and
the Fukuda Memorial trophy for
4 year and the championship cup
permanently Ontario A. C. re-
eclved the rGnner-up trophy, and
Hood River accepted the consolation
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Junior Council

Junior Council of the Jackson st.
Community Council will meet at 8
pm, next Monday, July r., at
the Nichiren Buddhist Church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn. chairman of
the recreation committee. will be
the guest speaker All members are
urged to be present.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-07
Truman Inks Claims Bill to Push
Unfinished Evacuation Business

WASHINGTON, d. c., July (ADC-Dispatch)
Formally paving the way for eventual settlement
of the unfinished business of evacuation, President
Truman last Friday night affixed his signature to Fl.
r. 1899, the Washington office of the JACL AntiD
elimination Committee announced this week.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-07
NiSei
Calendar
JULY

ii-Nichiren Risshos TO have pic
mic dance.
18-Nisei Country Club 10 present
splash party and dance open to the
public. Place and price TO be an
nounced later
25-Second annual American Lee
gion Post 1856, Cathay Post. picnic
at Gaffney's Grove at Lake Wild
erneSs
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-16
ARCTIC ALASKA TRAVEL OFFICE OPENS HERE

Charles B. West, owner and op- orator of Arctic Alaska Travel Service announced today the ap- pointment of C. Dewey Anderson, as the Nome representative of his organization which now services the entire Territory of Alaska. Arctic Alaska Travel Service has been established in the Territory for the purpose of providing com plete and up-to-date travel infor- nation for residents and outsiders who wish to visit Alaska. As au- thorized agents for the principal airlines, bus companies and steam ship services, they are set up to handle all travel arrangements for the individual travelling to or from Alaska. They are appointed com mission agents serving transport ation companies and as such col feet only established fares. There is no additional charge for their service.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-16
BLANCH HAVERCAMP HERE ENROUTE TO OHIO

Blanch Havercamp, matrOn of the White Mountain school, who recently resigned to return to her home in the States after an ab- sence of twenty years, arrived in Nome yesterday enroute to Ohio She states that she likes Alaska and doesn't know whether she will enjoy living in the States but will give it a try and if she doesn't like it, will resume her work with the ANS in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-16
ROBERT MULLER TAKEN TO ARMY HOSPITAL

Robert Muller, son of Meta Mul- Ter, was operated on yesterday for a ruptured appendix and is report ed doing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-16
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED NO DAMAGE REPORTED

The fire alarm last evening a. bout six o'clock was in response to a call to the home of Frank Pew on Third Ave. It was a chim- ney fire, and no damage resulted
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-16
CHARLIE BLATCHFORDS VISIT FRIENDS IN NOME

MT. and Mrs. Charles Blatch- ford, well known residents of Col ovin, are in Nome on a visit