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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01

CLUB MONTEREY DDS. MILO
429, s. Okazaki 403, T. Nakamura
4O4. M. Okazah 439, t. Akamatsu
546.
FOSTER CAFE (3)-Onchi 1888,
Wakamatsu 427. Hara 420 Akiya-
ma AS, Mishima ATS; AzUMANo
INSURANCE D-Sasaki 435, So
no 484. Shimizu 408, Onishi 484,
Furukawa 436.
THREE Us DR.. Wong 400,
H. Louie 486, 8. Lee sos, " Wong
490, F. Wong 524; CASCADE PRO-
DUCE O)-J. Furukawa 523, E.
Saito 422, T. Hachiya 423. P. Turu-
kawa 434, T. Saito 472
HOOD RIVER (3)-Y. Hori 48l,
o. Tamura 40, M Takasumi 524,
Okimoto 448, T. Asai $40; RUSSELL
VILE do. Toya 1853, E. Fujii
374, M Hara 400, K. Full 401, F.
Furukawa ATS.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
MONTHLY MEET
OF PSGA SET
FOR SUNDAY

Puget Sound Golf Associations
monthly tournament has been set
for this Sunday, Dec. 5.
The foursomes and their starting
times follow:
"A" FLIGHT
At jefferson Park
800 am--Nagamatsu A, Hattori
IL M. Yamaguchi 8, Okimoto 8.
8:25-K. Nalxamura 9, Natori o,
c.. Okada g. K. Yamaguchi 10.
8:3O-Umino 10, @. Shimizu 10,
Nakao IL.
8:35-Arai IL. Sab Iwana IL, j.
Shimizu IL.
"B" FLIGHT
At West Seattle
ANN. Nakagawa Is, Tanabe4
Ia Kinomoto Is, Sakura IL.
8:O6-Kawaguchi 10, Kaneko Il,
z unai Il. B. Okada, IA.
8:12-Miyahara 10, Yoshino Is,
Sakahara IS, Y. Furuta Is.
8:18-Iwata Is. Furukawa Is. Sal
( is. Uno IS.
8:24-W. Nakamura 16, Okamoto
IS. Sakoda 16, Mimbu is.
8:30-Miyake 10, Teraoka IT, IRA
kawa II, Kuramoto II.
8:36-T. Furuta IT, Momoda II.
Tai II.
"Co FLIGHT
At Jefferson Park
a.m.-Tosaya IS, Yamada 10.
Yamagiwa IS, Eguchi 10.
8:05-Kashino 10, Nishimura 10,
Ted Jue 20, Mizukami 81.
8:10-Jitodai %, Hagimori %, XII
hara %, j. Yamaguchi ~.
8:15-Toda 20, Fujikado 28+, Tsu-
jimoto 30.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01

MOTOR CLINIC (3)-Fukui 4O3
J. Hinatsu 428, C Hinatsu 1896. Ko-
no AIS, Kiyokawa 491; KERN
PARK D-Matsumura Alb, Mort
shita 373, Okazaki 385, Itami 433
Komachi 469.
ORPHANS OF. Shiiki 473, T.
Sono 461, x. Yamamoto Zone game,
100, T. Irinaga 405, G. Muramatsu
433, M Tamiyasu 1.-TWO games)
$40: j. K. KIDA DC. Hirata
1.-TWO games) 229 X. Ikeda AS, B.
Kinoshita 1.-TWO games I'll. J. Flu
jill 438, l. Yamasah 476, X. Kiyo-
mura 1.-TWO games) 237.
NISEI POOL CD. Tanaka 494
T. Yamasaki 491, J. Miyoshi 486
K. Nakayama 426, X. Niguma SIS;
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
Chi Nisei Eleven
Wins En- All

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. Under the
Dale Cleaners banner. a group of
tough Nisei gridsters has defeated
ten Caucasian and Negro teams in
this area. 'amassing 220 points to
the opponents II.
Coached by Fred Ishimoto. the
Cleaners, using the dazzling T-for-
nation, have whipped the Romans,
1876; Black Panthers, 48-0. Clip
pers CNorthside Negro champs
TO; Green Waves, 1870; Spartans,
SOS; Blackhawks. 1870; Imperials.
300; and the Tigers, 1870 and 21-O.
The Nisei outfit meets the Down.
ers Grove, III, Western Eagles, the
towns semi-pro champs, this Sum-
day, Dec. 5.
The Cleaners lineup includes
such ex-Pacific Northwesterners as
Hiro Uchida and Frank Seto.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
OREGON NISEI WOMEN's
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
(As of Nov. 27)

QUESTION MARKS (D-Alice
Sono 442, Amy Furukawa BAT, MI
yuki Miura 371, Jessie Ftrukawa
300, Tamae Yamamoto 1913; TSU-
BOZ JEWELERS. (O-Kimi Sasaki
BAL, Ruth Namba 1.-TWO games) 172,
Eva Aramaki 300, Mary Kinoshita
408, Fumi Inukai 44O.
BUSSEI ROCKErTE5 i)---Jinx
Tamiyasu 349. Mieko Fujita 376.
Yoke Hishikawa 401. Chiyo Tana-
ka 1892, Martha Tanabe 406; THREE
Us (0-Iois Yut 416, Marian Lee
3l8, Dummy 800, Lii Wong AIS,
Chris Guam 370.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
Hoop Schedule
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1
In Buddhist Gym

WEDNESDAY, Dec.
In Buddhist Gym
7 p.m.-Filipino Catholic Youth
VS.. Main Bowl (A)
s p.m.-Superior Used Car Mug
gets VS.. Natco Mercury (AA)
pm.-White River VS.. Fife (AAD
FRIDAY, Dec. 3
In Buddhist Gym
7 pm.-Main Drug Crows VS.. To-
kuda Drug Savoys (A)
pm.-Wah Nee VS.. Tokuda
Drug tAAl
9 m.-Polka Dots VS.. Mercury
(AAl
TUESDAY, Dec. 7
IN st. Peters Gym
pm.-Toda's Monarchs VS.. Ris
sho (P)
8 p.m-Lotus Starlettes VS.. y.
w. Goods (G)
9 p.m.-Anna Kay's VS. Seattle
Chicks 60
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How They Are Bowling In the Portland Ontario Region

OREGON SLOPE OK Morinaga
$50. Nishi AIT, Kageyama 473, G
Morishige 434, r. Sasaki 439.
JAEKEL & ROGERS OR
Hashitani 545: S. Hironaka 523, M
Nakamura 496. G. Hironaka 610, Y
TaLai 498; NYSSA (O-L. Saito 513
H. KIDD asa, T. Kikuchi 497, r. Sa-
damori ass. X. Saito 495.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
TUESDAY, Dec. 7
In st. Peters Gym
YOsHIDA WINS PRIZE

B. j. Yoshida won a special cash
prize with his two catches last
Sunday in the Tengu clubs black
mouth salmon derby which will be
continued next Sunday. Dec. s.
Others who caught fish were H. T.
Kubota. M Kodani. M. Shiota and
II. Uji.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01

OREGON NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
CAS- Of Nov. 27)
Final Standings
OF First Round
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Tokuda Drugs Glass "A and
A teams wish 10 acknowledge the
dinner and the dance which were
graciously extended TO them by
the Spokane basketball boosters
last Saturday night in Spokane.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
TOKUDA DRUG AND SAVOYS TRIM
SPOKANE TEAMS IN EXHIBITION;
ADACHI OF AA SQUAD SCORES II
Especial to Northwest Timesl

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. Several hundred
sports fans got preview of Toluda Drugs Class AA
and basketball editions last Saturday night in the
Gonzaga University gym here and they went home
fairly well satisfied with the cage skew put on by the
Seattle outfits against the Spokane favoritee.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
rOKUDA DRUG SAvOYS (2S)
(Seattle)

Substitutions: Osawa, B. Ko-
DANA 3, H. Fujimcto, J. Ichikawa.
YANAC'S (l5)
(Spokane)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01

Subetituti0ns: n. Yoshida, M.
Hayashi, +. Sato 2, P. Tanaka.
L. Goto. 7. Nakamura.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-12-01
ONTARIO NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
(As Of Nov. 27)

NUN ISERI INSURANCE o.
@. Saito STA, H. Yasuda 512, M
Iseri 425. Tamura $40, Shigeno $50;
TAK's CAFE I (D-E. Yama $40,
johnson 1853, Takahashi SIS, K.
Yama sos, Dummy $50.
JOSEPEISON g. SON II Oh
Okuda 1.-TWO games) 305, L. Full
Gone game) 146. L Inouye 500, r.
Okita sos, G.. Mizuta 474, s. Taxa
mi 467; JAEKEL g. ROGERS II
CT Mic 484, D. Iseri 364, T.
Nobuyama AIS, T. Iseri 447, s. Flu
jinaga- 474. - 49, .@.s
MUTCH OIL OF. Mizlita 40,
8 Harada 448, T. Ogawa 459, G..
Hashitani 494. @. Moriolka 51e;
ADRIAN BOWLING DC. Hirai
397, B. Kurokawa 400, p. Hirai 400,
g. Minatani 40, Dummy $50.
r. E. LEWIS Or. Ogura 487,
L. Kameshige 442, H. Harada 444,
G. Tanaka 435, r. Saito 478;
JosEPHsoN e. SON I d.. Wa
kagawa 456, T Ino,lye 451, J. ina
ba 486, Ken Yasuda 1886, Kay va
suda Asa.
TAK'S CAFE II D--H. Ogura
500. c. Morioka 4s1, 8. Wada 469
G. Maehara 470, s Uchida ats;
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Henry Ttami. Victor Wong and
Toby Ninomiya, dance; and Kaz
Full, Emo Saito and George Ko-
machi, arrangements.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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: = ON rNlSSioNERS' D. C.. Washington.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
GGn0NlERHMENT OF THE DISTRICT o

GGOnINIEliRSSSMENT co IIliSS OF THE DISTRICT or
SoL 5ee+'r HMhiA' = A., ApTn ~ y e. 1ats-A publp
slonerS Of the District Of Columbia IN The
matter ot closing certain street area anc
as hereinafter described aud, as the said
Commissioners arc Of the opinion that
,hho,,SS hho ,Slree, Srco and alleys referred e
CITFv n1TTIS ,S, he c;osGd NOTICE is HEREBY
hey, have prepared the following order
Drdered That pursuant 10 the provisions
q PI6i5ic Act No 3W7 approved Docembe'
shown IN greer on D.ats filed in the Office
~ the surveyor Of the District Of Cnlum-
biass and numbered as maps 337a, 1880
arc hereby ordered CLOSED, same 10 take
eject on and after MAY II, l94S the
So closed to revert to the abuttinr prop
ertv owners as shown on said mans; the
said closings to take eScct iointly or sepa-
ratelv by sUbSeQueHt order or orders or
he effective date aforesaid according tc
Items |, 2. 3, 4, 5, s., :, and $, described
N foews s0,n ~ SiE0ss!nnGG Of 23nd stree,
he westerly line Of Montana avenue and
~ saNerly line Of Parcels 143 SO and
. - also the .o,,,t Gios4g Of Paine street
80 closing Of Sth street NV north Of
Barry place and closing Of public alley il
s6GttinV Lots 80 and 81 ST in square square Si6I 3oI
ting Lots 175 and s34 in Square i544.
90 closing of public alley abuttinE Lots
as 70 l03 In SQUARE $50, 90 closing OF
public alley abuttins Lots A., AS, q TO al
s"3. S24. $50 S3l, SIS to S9@ In Square
5so7 tsl closing of Blaine street NE,
east ~ 6lst street. ahuttiug Lot 500 in
Square h2fl, and Lot 10 in Square 52TS
ard Parcel lsal2l" ANY and ali parties
interested must fle. in writing. with the
Commissioners D c, objections if any
Ing for the closing listed above. before
NAY ~. 1913 otherwise said closinRs
shall become effective on and after that
Public Act No ,307: approved December
IS, 1889 JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, GUY
MASON, GORDON r. YOUNG, Commis-
EionerS Of the District of Columbia
apla,2o @,@3,24,"6 @T,2s,29 3o.myl
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SAlESMEN,

PART TINE SALESMAN. 26-35: TO e. earn a n
sscns ca Mr. ssd7 sH 9Gp spp
rHAHMaCEUTIcAL SALESMAN: C. S, C
pharmaceutical. Commercial Solvents Corp
needs q salesman detailist for Va, terri
tory. Pharmacy or premed required. Ex-
perienced pref; car essential. Rapidly
expanding sales force. offers unusual op-
portunity. High starting salary and eX-
penSeS For interview write or call MIR
SUTTON, 1921 18th st. NV, Wash d. C.
SAIEsMEN-Expandinr firm needs young
men with ability Training period pre-
parcS you for a sales career, Earnings
OF S5,0nn a year or better. Car neces-
sse' see Mr., "a r. D. EDWARDS, so4 9th St NV,
statesmen WANTED for local brewery
car: 5000 pay. expense account. allow
ance for car, excel opportunity Tor the
right man; answer in own handwritlns
giying ref. and phone number Box l9o-
LIFE INSURANCE offers career for am
bilious young men; salary and commiSsioh conn iSio
school grad between the aees Of $3.50.
Apply JOHN. HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE
We w ARE rxrASbiNG FARSI G. our Sales force and
have openings for > top-notch sa!esmen.
You, must have car and eNceI.. refs. You
in every way. This position offers a he
time career. with eaTnlnEs of over $3.50
per Hk. the year round. If you feel you
qualify. you will be- giyen a personal inter-
view by calling HI 5"5l Il
Statesmen TO SELL REAL ESTATE, earn
NJ SAile $50 SGn eSes !sarn Lu GEN SSI4 REALTY 60
SALESMEN-We have an opening in our
sales department for three 90 men who
have had experience in he selling and
engineering Of commercial refrigeration
and atr-condttloning equipment---l" per
cent straight commission. Box boy
ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE broker. in
business as broker in Atl Co for q
years, needs service OF Il only real
YOUNG WHITE OR C0LORED MAN to
Work tull time as salesman with knowiedgp
OF tailoring; must have refs. cool salary
llHS eth st n W :;
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HELP MEN and WCMEN.

CAFETERIA CASHIER and counter super
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COZ COuPLE' gardner. houseman and cook
COUPLE. coloredi no children; man to
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plnS salary. Call collect, Hcrndon tVaD
FooD CHECKER CASHIER for restaurant;
! must be experienced and able 10 furnish
references Apply IN person between II
ms pm, CARTER R-LANHARDT. INC,
J llih st. and Maine ave Sw a
FOUNTAIN HELP-Wcll- paid work at our
Soda fountain; pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment excellent opportunity
lot advancement, vacation with pay Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
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MAN AND WIFE with selling experience
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service IN similar operation living ac-
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PEESSER, able to do exnert lob on 81 ks
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PROPOSALS.

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Wi be received IN Room 500. District
bun ding, until . pm, Nav II, 1q4S. ard
men publicly opened and read tor install
= ton Of Fire Alarm Systems a. -Four Public
schools, PropOsalS plans and spocifca-
IONS may he obtained in Room -, DIS
COMMISSIONERS. D. G. Washington
gil gI,, BE be received IN Room son; District
men publicly opeued ana read fnr Tcplace-
lent Of Three '3l Elevators IN tho Psv-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
X, DUNCAN CLARK. Attorney.
Colorado RuiIdipr

Colorado Buiidiug'
n1sTRIcT COURT Or - THE UNITED
S5stss pro,.t toT The Ds,ict q Columbia
Sutneti Deceased No. 7O@Hi Admin-
tstration Docket l4A.---Apphcation hav-
Ing been made herein for probate Of The
and for letters testamentary on said
estate bv May Burnett. il is ordered this
S cay q Brs ApF wbG Ap 6a 12S cosn, ns HrIe p5
nst' Leths Burnett Guthrie. Gurnle Athoi
Ba'nett, Reyy ,Lawhorne West, Raymond
oG whs T Arene hs~nTEff Whe qe Be pzss sen
MARGARET White Williams Mildred White
Nelson. Grace Burnett Daniel. Halle Bur
Burnett Horace Burnett Clyde Burnett.
and Richard Burnett, all non-residents
snd all others, CONCERNED, spnear IN SAID
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granted Lct notice hereo! ne published
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he nor less than thirty DAYS before said
IA PobI7Hs LAVE %"t;S cS. hH 3,dd Too9rSSl o sSs
sea- M X.sss, '" THEoDoBr T. codswEl,E. 5 Is Ell
Register of wills for the District Il Co
Mrh@ C'eyk OF the Probate Court,
r,s,., i1!LN JOHN 3; GgLLEN: AttSEney
States for the District Of Columbia
Holdins Probate Court.-No. -7O,5OS, Ad-
That ne subscriber. Of the State Of MARY
land. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of tho District Of Columbia. Letters OF Ad-
Weltmer, late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with The vouchers there
Of legally authenticated 70 the subscriber
on or before the LIST Gay Of April, AID
cluded from all benefit Of SAID estate
Gwen under my hand this "O'h dsv oi
April, le4s JOHN CULLEN. 200 In
vestnent Rldr Seal Attest TETO-
pORE COGSWFTL, PcEister Of Wills 10,
ths District of Columbia. Clerk q! tbs
Prohte Court. spGT.my4,ll
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Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
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HAROLD + uAWKrN .t,o...

DISTRICT COURT OF 5' The UNITED
states for he District OF C0iumhia
HoldnE Probate. Court-No -o5-S. Ad-
mlnlStra ION This is 10 GIVE Nofire
mat the subscribers. Of the District Of CO
,nnlb.a have obtained from tho Probate
Gouit nj the DISTRICT Of Columbia. Ipttors
5eSiai9Fntafv on the estate Of Alice Ashton
5alkrd Gaze, late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claim
aealn,t the deceased are hereby warned 70
eFllhlf the same with the youChnrS
thereof, ie-allv authenticated % t6S 1J snbN
SCrihorE on or before the 18th day of
April, AID 1870. otherwise they NAV by
laW be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate Given under our hands this i3th
q 6aT q April 1915. ELIZA WINSTON
81hARTkhSDhhLE 1AT Z u MARY ALEXANDER BARKS-
DALE. "6i 3 Wisconsin Ave Wv (SeaI ;
S,teSt, MELVIN J MARQUES, DepIItv
REGISTER Of wills for the District OF Co
Iumo1a; Clerk, of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1948-05-04
JOSEPH o. JtNOTSEK. attarncy
30 10TH ST NV
JOSEPH :. PHILIPS, Attorney,

DISTRICT, COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court No 709aa ''A,f Al
TTblgi,S'rsation Tb a This is to Give Notice
Columbia has obtained from he Probate 10
Iourt Of the District Of Columbia Tet
lis ot Administration on the estate OF
DS-riGt NJ Columbia. deceased All nnr
oqnF having claims against the deceased
afe hrfenF warned TO exhibit the same,
iratHd. 10 the subscriber on or before
me ne H,h day Or Aprih AD Ia49 other
HII>e they may by, law be excluded from
ny hand thus 18th day NJ Aprii IaIS
hNNiE G WATKINS 1nl6 4ath 81 NE'
REGISTER Of wills for the Distrirt Of q q, -,
Iom0ls' Clerk of the Probate Court
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AftnrneNS- nnn Il SIras. n u.

blsTRJCT coyRT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate. Court No. 7o736. Ad-
mrb5nistTpation M "a This Is to give Notice;
nmbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia, Letters
Lestamentary on the estate of Mary NJ.
La Fontaine. also known as Rose La
Eontine and Mary F La Fontaine, late OF
me District OF Columbia, deceased, Al
persons having claims against the deceased
with the vouchers thereof, legally Ruthenyi-
esstea' TO the subseriher, on or before the
they may hy law be excluded from all
hereft Of SAID estate. Given under It's
hand this l3'h day Of Aprtl, la4s. THE
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGToN. BY RICHARD A. NORRIS.
Executive Vice Prsstdent tsesi> Attest
ELLA A BROWN. Deputy Register Of Wills
Io- he District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ap2O,27my4
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Evening star., 1948-06-13
Novelist Mabel SeeIe\
Due Here 10 Accept
Custody Of Husband

Novelist Mabel Seeley will arrive
in Washington by plane tomorrow to
take custody of her husband, DR..
Kenneth Seeley. who has been COM
mifted to Gallinger Hospital for
mental observation.
DR.. Seeley, who Assistant United
States Attorney j. Warren Wilson
said has been positively identified"
as a former professor at the Uni
versity of Minnesota, was found by
police Wednesday, wandering on the
Catholic University campus dressed
in clerical habit.
The Rev. John B. Zachary, chem
istrv professor at Catholic Uni
versity, had reported to police that
the habit and gold cross was taken
from his room on the campus Tues
day.
Francis X. Walsh, court appointed
attorney for DR.. Seeley, said he
talked with Mrs. Seeley by telephone
and that She said she would ar
rive sometime tomorrow to take her
husband back to their Minneapolis
home. She is the author Of the
book, "Women of Property which
was featured by a book club this
year.
Mr.. Walsh said he was told that
DR.. Seeley once before had suf-
fered a breakdown in health while
at work on an academic degree.
Mr.. Wilson said he thought DR..
Seeley would be released as soon as
his wife could take him into GUS
tody with the assurance that he
would receive medical attention.
1--WE don't think there is any Grim
inality involved" he said.
DR.. Seeley was first identified
by Raymond Wescott, %, clerk OF
the United States Attorneys office,
who said he had studied English
Evening star., 1948-06-13
"OId Heidelberg Night
At Church Tuesday

"Old Heidelberg Night popular
annual social event of the Immacu-
late Conception Church. will be held
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the parish hall,
Eighth and N streets NV.
Funds raised from the indoor car
nival's sales and games will go into
the parish's boys high school fund.
Parishioners and their friends are
invited. Admission will be free.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
White Stamp Approved

Senate approval sent to the White
House yesterday measure for a
commemorative stamp in honor OF
William Allen White, famed Kansas
editor and author. 1t directs the
Postmaster General to issue a spe-
cial Scent stamp. s
Evening star., 1948-06-13

$8.98 Sterling Shokers
Colonial pattern go.
shakers of match. $G.94
less sterling to add ~
smartness to table settings. The
generous savings will almost pay for
a second pair! Engine-turned de-
sign with weighted bases.
Plus 1000 Tar
Evening star., 1948-06-13

$1O.98 Sterling CondIestieks
&2s'Ss ssy!s Il o. : ,sys!y s7s!y 1898 pr
beveled pattern. ~
They're 10 and 6 inches high, have
weighted bases. At such a gener-
GUS saving you'll want more than
one pair! Plus 20eo tax