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Evening star., 1948-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES tcen.. !.

SPk@tAI NOtISeS t60nt.ls
"A SERVICE THAT MEANS BUSNEssh-
Successful publicity advisor to leading
local advertising agency invites inquiries
from reputable Arms: no obligation; low
to. improve sales trade, public and Govt.
relations. HARRY A. MAGEE. Consultant,
Suite 31b. Star BLDG. WASH. Ex. $500.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted BY my
self. JOHN w. WALKER, RID 3, Box IA,
f'eVhai WILL Not BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. JOHN K. KENNETH, Jr. 637 St.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for bills
contracted by any one but myself. VENEER
F. FOss. Jr.. I'll Shepherd st. NV. l.,
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared; expert
enced accountant. MR.. SAUL 8. SOBER,
2I32 Psnnsylyania, ays us,,rH nv NE OIL, gssh.
cash prices. Free appraisal, ARTHUR
Markell, $40 st. NV. MA. 02S4..
RESOLVE to brighten my new year by
Frightening my clothes. drapes and slip
covers at the DYE WORK SPECIALIST,
GAS HEATING BoiIERs and hot-water
heating plants: no cash needed; small
monthly payment; immediate installation
THOMPSON & STANSBURY CO.. Ii. 1929.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, so, 40 gal,
automatic; no cash needed small monthly
payment: immediate installation THOMP-
SON g. sTANsRu2y CO, INC, Ii. 3029.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Births Reported
Urom D. Q. Bureau Of vital statisti

Charles and Barbara Allen, boy.
Arthur and Jean Anderson, girl.
Virgil and Mary Anderson, boy.
Eleftherios and Carrie Ballas, boy.
Ralph and Vernal Bassett, girl.
Robert and Laura Berberich, boy.
James and Joyce Berry. boy.
Robert and Elizabeth Bergner, boy.
John and Rose Bjornvick. boy.
Irving and Sarah Brodsky, boy.
Hillie and Margaret Bumbradner. boy.
Newton and Lillian Collins. boy.
Archie and Fleta Conner. girl
Ernest and Mildred Crooks, girl.
ese eora ana and drfasss pol essr sGy boy
David and Sylvia Condor, boy.
Wilburt and sesoufney. Daley, girl.
Marvin and Myra Davis, girl
Peter and Grace DeAnnz, boy.
John and Ruth Degges. girl.
Stephen and Lois pePue. girl,
Erwin and Virginia ptrksl, girl. A
Robert and Elizabeth Dousan. Tirl.
Henry and Dorothy Dubester, girl.
Thomas and Mary Duffy, girl
Gles Gsam and sna Anne besias EubanR oanhs sr po'
John and Gertrude Farley: boy.
Kermit and Mary Floyd boy,
Melvin n,Ia nd snd ,n FTancss Zee. Foer; girl
Frank and Beatrice Gale, girl.
William and Ethel Hebbard. girl.
job nand Florence Helfen. girl.
Albert and Roberta Hill, boy.
Robert and Virginia Hobson. boy.
Lewis and Eilsne johnson. boy.
Spencer and Elizabeth Jones, boy.
Humbert and Hazel Kahle. boy.
Gontantine and Louise Kaiis, boy.
Francis and Marie.claire Kirby girl,
George and Gladys Lloyd. boy.
Joseph and Marian Lynch, girl.
Vincent and Ruth Mahoney, girl.
Ignacie and Grace Mangobang. girl,
Samuel and Fay Miller, boy.
Hugh and Catherine OConnor, boy.
Robert and Lillian Prouty, girl.
Marshall and Mabel Radclid, boy.
Robert and Marguerite Rswson, boy.
Wilfred and Georgia Ridgley. boy
Seymour and Angelica Sackrin. boy.
Joseph and Ruth Schachter. girl.
Ralph and Elizabeth Shackelford boy.
David and Mildred Skelnick; boy.
Robert and Helen Smith, girl.
Paul and Doris Stout, boy.
Bert and Florence Sweigart. girl;
Ralph and Loretta Thompson. girl.
LYMAN and Mildred Verber, girl.
Kenneth and Eileen Weed. girl.
Gan and Lille avgas Wilson; ly,s,ssn. boy; .,r,
William and Mary Wiswell. girl.
Arthur and Sarah Wolf, boy.
James and Mozella Anthony. girl.
Harry and Mary Battle, girl.
ssmYel and Annie EHsys Br9skmsn .T girls twin
Eddie and Florence Foster. boy.
Dallas and Doris CAN'T, girl.
Rawlinson and Lille Massey. girl.
George and Daisy Moore, boy.
William and Fannie Redman, boy.
William and Zenobia Shields, girl.
Alvin and Hazel Turner, girl
Evening star., 1948-01-01
| Children Of Georgetown
Ito Give TeIevision Show

Children Of Georgetown House
and the Georgetown branch Of the
Boys lClub, both Community Chest
agencies, will present teleyision
program at O'Clock tonight over
Station WNBW.
The program, originating from the
Wardman Park Hotel, will include
tap, hula and square dancing num-
bers. Ten boys, from 8 to II, will
present q minstrel show.
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HELP MEN.

AUTO ASSEMBLY MAN. must be expert.
snced; @ 6h days 9 ~ wk;; .,a,; SIS; Apply e e.
Au;To BODY AND FENDER>MAN-Do You
want to make S100 to $3.50 or more per
sssk ws aSt x6o 'Fs sEaVcs Hssh aR csNrsR n
a1S aGro enf sobY st; AND fENDEs AZ sSs SEs expert
sRssa on ssss xssk o Sis5 8 sopY GSFa
AZ aSrG dns 81 fffss'p @Es s ya 81
ssas 9s sD and A1ps as ssi it. plenty ns HorE
AUTO AtH BODY FENDER MAN. must be ex-
E sEDs san2dE 2ss sf Mr. aass pn1z
SSIa MECHANIC E:.1 s,ss ,g Rypesr q NM no5as S
AGTo MECHANICS. experienced, and ex-
periencsd helpers. 1232 18th st. NV,
sHF6vE aHf6 ahas aAHAes sre h.pp, to an
nounce that our shop has been completely
modernized, Including plenty Of lights.
heat f ,,,t Ventilation and excellent locker room
to Nj. Myers, ii MANDEIL CHE; cHEvRoIET IHf
e.; a me- GScEah,SS l3th and ,s GOOD Hope 1d Sc
day wk.; time and half overtime. Apply
1IiIo ay2h MEcHaNio d nS Il mtN kiMG
ASPisos @ y, STShykoLET isss i i4ss s. =. NV; ~
AubG SERVICE BILLING CLERK and
orders, timekeeping, typing; some book
keeping experience helpful; excel. oppor.
or advancement for energetic man. Box
2uToMoBILE sALEsMEN-Haye openings
for top.notch men. Apply, only. II you
s6bR AND SoF FENpEs MEN sfas e. for On.
Of WAS &Washington,s leading ,. auto garages;
s1sfsa sas vorsss a1H5s
BI,kicKLAYERs for . number Of Jobs in
c. $50 &. NV. Sf fhens
skIckI2YERs, sk h9I2; top wages; time and a
BLOCK Bloc " West Broad st.. Fails IS Church. Va. ''0
wages and bonus; long Job. Cali PL.
ssGRSicKLAYER-FoREMAN, exper., and ca
him himself WI for eoss Spsn wages plus comnis-
BGTicHEERs. Experienced. good salary; all
ssissz 2pply MoNraoMERY ea5sflasSe' HiGIs heIs
eRR SRfRnE EWAsaER ea apeSs sH csore sRae work in
auto laundry, heated place; extra men for
ana sga 35lo vo4 a ave ssod
4pels sS :t dsr sfiadSfs S6oa s M yiy
CLAIMS ADJUsTER-Excellent opportu-
nifty for young man, 21-31. in local once
Of nation wide insurance co. Work con-
auto accident cases: previous exper. not
Grafton to student attending evening law
classes: Give full inform. to arrange for
cLERks. ese iss5rhis @ aH OPENING ! offers
exceptional opportunity for young man
with high school education who is. inter-
snt esssd IN accounting tTalnfnNE Apply sm
thToaeh ri. $40 500 IN a to g. pm. NV" M'n'
CPA, full time, part time. or consultant
basis; District certificate required; attrac.
salary. Call RE. .S646 for appointment. IS
Preferred; to work in editorial department.
Of The Evening Star, 5-day week, day
work only except Saturdays no Sunday
work. Apply personnel ofice Room 504,
Star Building, THE EVENING STAR, 11O1
CORD wooD SAWYER for coal and wood
yard. COOPER SUPPLY CO., s13 18th
SflRiAAFTisMAN. fli Aisi experienced in mapping and
aohSHE hStv week ss5 to So de-
Several weeks duration. Apply personnel
once. Room 5o4. THE EVENING STAR,
DRIVES WANTED for Diamond cabs;
rental ras iaSs mSs have
card. Apply Diamond lot.
DRIVER, fuel oil truck; must know city
sns sE U saSs say seT RA trueSs o46 sH
Evening star., 1948-01-01
AUCTION SAILS.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 8 son. auctionsers
Retiring -from-busines sale Of modern
restaurant, lunch and soda fixtures and
saoe1 cash ana Ssne eheefn tGaR9s
electric drink mixers. ; Hobart chopper,
formica top tables. 40 Bentwood chairs.
coasters, modern stainless steel soda
sandWieh bocfs steam sabss; Sectional
step-type lunch counter with formica top
and facing; Simplex time clock, adding
Mnss sss 1s aus0p at g4 laeo 1o 9oa
Marsh No. 2 grease trap. stainless steel
cafeteria counters, exhaust and ceiling
sSs wrns and s.addds sldds Gosa
and root beer dispensers, rotisserie char.
coal-fired broiler, stainless steel refriEer-
ated top display cases ;ns seven x ofs
typewriters duorescent lighting fixtures,
etc. Terms: Cash. ADAM 4, WEsCHLJER 4
& SON. auctioneers. de30.3l,lal.Z.3
ADAM A.. wEscHLER b SON, auctioneer.
Desirable household furniture, ELECTRIC
esssaa'sna oriensai sna domesfic rugs Watches soId
and costume .jeWelry. BY order OF
National Capital storage & Moving Co.; Co.;
estate Annie F. Mccain, and other con.
signors. By auction at WEscHLERs. 996
INV
o'clock am, continuing until late after.
sofas. mahogany and walnut dining. groups
floor ard table lamps. chests Of drawers;
lounge, cricket, boudoir, side. and sets Of
dining chars; bedroom groups, sofa and an!
studio beds, bookcases. new electric heaters;
occasional, lamp. end and dIop-isdadi dd
spring mattresses; winthrop desk . g. gas
metal cots, hassocks.. mirrors, pictures
office desks. etc. INSPECTION this afternoon:
C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC, Auctioneers--
Kranich and Bach and Brambach baby
grand pianos. Jewett and Waters upright
pianos, 80 Oriental rugs in room and scat
ter sizes. antique drop-leat tables, chests ns,.t
suites, ANTIQUE paintings and portraits. val
nut, highboy. large once desks. uphol-
verware, glassware, bric-a-brec, screens,
radios, lamps Chinese art objects, dre-
place brasses, ,typewriters. mirrors, drap-
auction ats at ssIoANs. us 18th st.. satnr-
day, January 8, starting at 10 am: NOV
on view Terms cash. c. g. SLOAN q
CO., INC, Auctioneers, established 1921.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

CARETAKER AND HOUSEkEEPEk; serv-
ices in return for 3-room apt. DU. O52l
COUPLE COUPLE WANTED for small estate lust
outside of city in upper South: man for
gardener-chauffeur,. woman cook-hoGse-
work; please furnish full particulars In
first letter Box 79-A, Star. .,
MAN AND WIFE, colored. 30-45 years old;
woman to do domestic work. man TO drive
bus for children's school: live In: $500 per
TYPIST. temporary work, speed at least
40 w.pm. 4O-hour week; salary, $50.
APPLY personnel ONCE, Room b04. Star
Building. THE EVENING STAR, llol "a
VARI-TYPIsTS-Part- evening open,
inss available immsdiately for experiencsd
ing upon ability. Apply personnel once,
Room 5O4, Star Building, THE EVENING
STAR 110l Pa. ave. NV. .
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HELP nMESTIc.

CHAyBERMAID- D-WAITREss, I've in; $40;
local references required. DE 1874. -
dren: i've in; city references: s25 wk.
HoUsEwORK. coiored;
Sun. Oh: s25 weekly, WI; 463e. 1.
good home and small salary TO elderly
3 older children in school. TR. 1941.
G.H.W., plain cooking; no sundays: Nc
parties, no heavy wash, no enndren: on
to downtown; live in or OUT ssate ref.
sG1 sRG11ussff5w9skhE-sso sf5S9is sias ser VIZ. os 8 d.ys
HOTM COURT. ee89 BALTIC. blvd, 10.
10or Finuod q Nsxs fsssy
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When answering adrerttse-
nents addressed to Star boTes

nlentS addressed 70 StuT UOIeS
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal ualue. Ad-
uertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Sta'
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed II remaining ouer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
SAlESkEN.

REAL ESTATE statesmen. excellent op-
nortunity for q young, aggressive man to
become associated with a fast growing
concern; must have a car and ID, be ABB a5ie TO to
appointment, SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
,0cal Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
l time --- .--.- 33c per line
2 times -3 33c
8 to 6 times consec-
uGlVely Observation-Disclosures 3UC
Z times or longer
consecutively ----- 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, SC per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line -------4 $50
Out t-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make a note of the cancellation
number. This Is important in case you.
statement does not show q credit for the
cancellation.
II adves .issment was prepaid. retain
sash register receipt. which bears q serial
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3,
Evening star., 1948-01-01
PROPOSALS.

l.sdas oa. D 1Sl s css.IIs e IisfssS & I.s
ior nsfo .door Chevrolet W sedan as ' mis-
car may be seen at 1911 n st. NV. up
to 8 pm. daily. For inspection By pro-
spective bidders. USO reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. II
Evening star., 1948-01-01
COMPANION for . refined old lady; easy
D case; live In AID. 0946, $50 to 1880 p m.

position With opportunity for adyanee-
asas "sst ats1sSsl,s 4ppy zs4aIy
sS1odssrdToMEfEk. s1dss de III ~orEaaros. Or
northeast section, convenient to itp transp; na;
ABBY snG 0'esi sArEWA9 ssnsa STORES. employment
eosmEThc Sss "a a2s ssalEsiAPiks s. ages rs to
ass1 apply Y maHeREhN speSsEfsfso Co IN sentason ~
COUNTER GIRL white. wa vented; p,I1 over =
5i06 Marlboro pike. Hillside Md HI.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. must live in NV.
sary but preferred; good salary and hours.
DENTAL Ass1sIANT a6eesson 6essea
need need apply. p Answer IN own handwriting
giving aualifcations. experience and refer
pEsT.L fassS Box rassT ssfs ksEseeEErrIoNrsr. perm
position. for girl with expe1' , typins st. Esei;
qualif. in own handwriting. Box 14e,B'
DENTAL HYGIENIsT, tull Or part time;
salary or commission. Call UN, 0226. IL
un DAYS; must n1isir i've In: good ssiary AD $3.50
DRY CLEANING cLERK-Have opening
in dry Cleaning practices, marking inspec-
tion and shipping ability, 5Ez-day Tesk. week
sons s CLEANING EsTABLIsHMENT. 1929
Ffih iii s 'ssuhPEEkyfses, hE sspsz tn ,sss,as qp
snd lff EhGlN557EfHsaih 4Mc ~ fsih t.
s sEskhaE AEiafs'pt.L pt.LxEiEidHl, pleasant -oIt,Hs
ssoPhss DR1s Sasy 'ssa
e.ass; e.eaSkkaL Z csItERiscAL. { on. with auditing
experiences and knowledge OF compton, :
eter; 40-hour week. opportunity for ao. o.
Miss Jones, SEARS ROEBUcK 4 CO.,
1901 LAWRENCE ave. ne; NO. o64S. -.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. expeIr aS-
tractive salary. position perm. LIVING
SI1ES. r syS sIsrieal work 70 wanted by large mag
ZINE saine distributor: M white ONLY; b-dsy. 4o-hrs
VIZ. Apply In person. ll2i 5tn p nv; n;no
stores; must be .IDsrienssd .Es,. sgss y Ina q
Apply BLuI BANNER LAUNDRY. $50 IN
~ DsWs
Evening star., 1948-01-01

,RK; perm. position,
5-day wk.: good sal
egular advancement.
5000, INTERSTATE
Evening star., 1948-01-01
HELP WoMEN.

ALTERATION OPERATOR. exper.. for
Goats suit, and EUDs z gssu!Ghh
asSsfsf4Rf sSsff f3Sh fSS BUYERS for various depart
mntS IN the sdsg vsea so
ass tx q ssf s6RaS e SRo
aBhhA5TfcfasSa 81 ~ iass sIs sss.l oppo for ii.
far ssrht ntss7sv ssFsy FRAME pRsaaaRs n'z
Bs4ssAHuiTY OPERATOR. man or woman; seed
salary and commission. EMILE, 1921
SHaGTY SSaaj orERAIeH. s.gss,s@assd m @ sss ilssps.
bfSS Ss4S XsihlPfss4Tn slsa lady 70
bl.s b sna stot. soe ss ssrts p.l nyIes w ef
Mr.. Dixon, DE. 4s10. L. P. STEWART,
INC 1890 st. NV. . .x,.,,.,..d srd
have A some knowledse is Of typins. Apply
KING's. 1904 7th st. NV.
working conditions, splendid opportunity
to tor the futsti aUEEN AeR soor
hooKkTEEpER, By established contracting
firm; knowledge Of construction business
Is s9ss.t l:p: u.s. ssg s1isfp': sas as
bo6kKsEfEs BSS aSsIs s'fai MACHINE OPERATOR: s.
azccf ssz GEEK sTR RI TEasK gssk e
SSSSokzsshEkfEks So zshak = II AyssrsrANr, must be aD|.
eSoMzRRERciAh e tzRfR c1Ahr L1NotE1% sGSq CO.. Ikc
bssSsobxiktEEaPiSNia $50 4 aliSi PE MAchfsE SfSa OPERATOR
fHs sRookIAap APR' co e ssis d.oraa
BooKKEEpER-sEcRETARY. experienced
Week IN eu'1s Write Es'E'9s g. ss1 s7ss
Ssfsa 6ARg!, ss
Frazer Dealer. 1920 Wis. ave-, OIL. S22b.
BooKKEEPER-rYPIsT. double entry; take
charge Of small Office, auditors help; S50
per week and bonus; Please laa STATE ostS aes
cAsHIER--cosmetic girl, local, exp. refs;
SSoBtA%s PaSsnasi PM: Ss,5 siR #
GashlRk A5I CIV xbits asss restaurant experience.
ari meals ase aoIs5 ABBY w Ri sdf
szU HNb aos aosrfssks fsan .v for
restaurant chain; both day and eve. mrs.
available; meals fprn. in additaioona additaoa tS ra. reg
earnings. Apply in person, 1898 Tayior
CesxisaHiHfIR-cHEcKER, esi aiH restaurant expert;
ence: lunch and dinner work; meals and
s9a 7h :s
5h-day week; wonderful chance for car ar
yalcement; pleasant of.,ce. Apply SCOTT
JEWELLERS, S12 st. NV. B
CHIDREN's NURSE, white, thoroughly
competent and experienced, quaiined per
son, required for children, D. c. family,
located NV section; $155 monthly; live
in: All replies will be held in strict con, con,
fidence, but letter must contain recent
CATCHERs, FEEDERS, colored. expert
enced. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1927
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19
By JIM DUFF

Pennant stock of Ballard
and Queen Anne in the Seattle
High School Baseball League
jumped a couple of notches yes
terday, while Cleveland, Franklin
and Lincoln shareholders marked
time until today.
Dave Britain Of Ballard and
Jim McGovern of Queen Anne
came up with two nice hurting
jobs to keep their respective clubs
in the pennant chase. Britain
halted Roosevelt with two singles,
To, while McGovern was hand
cutting Garfield with four hits, AZ.
The Cleveland-Li lincoln and
Franlxlin-West Seattle games were
postponed because Of wet grounds
and were scheduled to be made up
today.
All of which means that the
props probably won't decide any
thing definite in this-their last
week of regular play. Should
Cleveland and Franklin both win
their games today, the race would
enter the final day Friday with
four teams sharing the top spot.
Cleveland and Queen Anne tan
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19
Join NAACP Today For
a More Democratic America
DOLBY IS BOX
OFFICE DRAW

NEW YORK (ANP) - The new
box office magnet here is Larry
Dolby, outfielder playing regularly
with the Cleveland Indians. In the
first night game scheduled for last
Wednesday, there were no reserve
seat tickets available several days
before the game. Harlemites were
|frantically seeking tickets to see
the new and underpublicized idol
perform. Doby's prodigious feats
with his bat are attracting nation
al attention.
Meanwhile, admirers of the
Brooklyn teams are wondering
POW long the present manager
will gamble" and take chances,
rather than try to weld team
together. Morale on the Dodger
team is at an all time low and
the reason behind 1t is the uncer-
tainty regarding payers status.
Second guessers and grand
stand managers are condemning
the manager who inherited cham
pionship team strengthened by
trades and sales and changes un-
til it was supposed to be 100 per-
cent stronger than the pervious
outfit. The managers penchant for
playing lunches, percentages and
everything but straight solid base
bah is not winning the support of
the former loyal fans.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19
June McMechen Sings
at Carnegie Hall

AS Carnegie Pops" artist, June
McMechen, brilliant young lyric
soprano, sang again the immortal
melodies from "Porgy and Bess"
to a New York audience when
she appeared Wednesday evening,
May 10, at Carnegie Hall. Singing
with Miss McMechen was James
Young, star of the Broadway hit
Call Me Mister" The Carnegie
Pops" symphony orchestra was
conducted by Richard Korn.
Miss McMehen has filled series
o. radio and concert engagements
since her outstandingly successful
New York debut last summer at
Lewisohn Stadium on the Gersh-
win evening of music when she
sang with Todd Duncan. New York
critics praised her highly, acclaim.
ing her a find" and discovery"
Her appearance as a Carnegie
Pops" artist follows the plan of
the management of the series to
bring outstanding mrsicia s to
music lovers of New York at
popular prices. The series was
begun three years ago and con-
tinues for six weeks during the
late spring ard early summer of
each year.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19

catcher's overthrow and cam Q
home on Paul Miller's single.
But the Grizzlies came back to
tally twice in their half of the
first after two were out. A walk
to Wayne Parsons and singles by
Dick Smith and Bob Garvin filled
the bases, and then lanly Bob
Houbregs dashed a double down the
third-base line to score Parsons and
Smith.
Glenn Werner opened the Queen
Anne fourth with a long home run
to center field. Gene Grant, who
had beaten out an infield hit, stole
second, third and home for the
final Kuay tally.
Don Jones, Garfield southpaw,
came in to relieve Doug Barnett
with one out In the fourth and
stopped the home team cold. He
struck out the first five men to
face him; walked the sixth; struck
out the seventh; the eighth
grounded out, and then Jones
whitfield the ninth man he faced.
Not bad pitching-seven KS, a
walk and an infield out in nine
batters.
Ballard broke a % tie in the
sixth with a five-run outburst to
win its game. Bob Feagan singled
home Perry Stangvik and Brit
tain, then scored with Thorman
Moen on Irv Lobaugh's one-baser,
and Lobaugh scored the final tai
ly on Bob Millard's single.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19

her senior year just completed she
was elected to the honor roll at
Tuskegee, which marks as one
of the Institutes outstanding
scholars.
Miss Nicholson. who has not
definitely decided on her future
plans, has returned to her fathers
farm near New Boston, Texas, for
the summer
The IS Negro winners of four
year college scholarships in the
194S Pepsi-Cola scholarship pro-
gram were recently announced.
One of the outstanding features of
this program, which is financed
by the Pepsi-Cola Company as
public service, are the awards
which are set aside specifically
for Negro students Of the South's
separate school systems.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19

To Huberta Nicholson of New
Boston, Texas. goes the distinction
of being the first Pepsi-Cola
scholarship holder in the United
States, Negro or white, to grad
uate from college. Miss Nicholson
received bachelor of science de-
gree from Tuskegee Institute in
Tuskegee, Alabama, last Monday,
May 10.
This outstanding student has
been attending Tuskege on a four
year college scholarship. which she
received from the Pepsi-Cola
Scholarship Board in 1916 when
she graduated from New Boston
Colored School. At that time, she
was chosen from among Sci of
the South's most able Negro stu
dents to win the scholarship which
has for four years paid her full
tuition, all incidental fees, and a
$255-a-manth allowance---a total of
$1,515.70.
To date. 4SS students, of whom
rs are Negro, have been awarded
PepsiCola-Four-Year College Scho-
larships throughout the United
States, Alaska. Hawaii, and Puesr-
to Rico. These boys and girls are
attending 157 American colleges.
Miss Nicholson is the first of this
select group to compete her COL
lege work.
Studying under an accelerated
program, Miss Nicholson has COM
pleted four years work in three.
She has foregon all summer yaca-
tons to win her degree with a
major in physical education and
minor in the social sciences. In