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MT. AIRY

The very best 143 acres fertile land, i'm
proved by 10-rm. house, in excel. cond.;
also Arm. tenant house; about 100 acres
lii cultivation, Is acres or more in wood
land; all growing crops go with place
The, main house is impressive and II the
farm adjoips one Of 256 acres and the
Two can be bought together. A property
S1S,500 Immediate possession
E. S. PRICE & CO., REALTORS
1901 Georgia ave. wheaton,, PL. 1881.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

PIANO STUDIO available for teaching and
student practice; part-t.1e basis. CAL
ST 4l51
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STROUT'S FALL-WINTER

Brand-new farm catalogue. just out. free,
Your red cover time, moneysaving guide,
describing over .. 500 properties. every one
genuine bargain. Many pictures. Re-
duced prices!
Money makers galore Dairy. beef, fruit,
truck, poultry, alfalfa ETC., farms. Many
equipped with stock and machinery.
tain retreats, etc, etc.
Write, phone or call for your free copy.
Tell US what you want. Where? Price?
Terms.' Save through our 4s-year-old
coast-to-coast service. STROUT REALTY,
7lI-N. Woodward Bldg, Washington.
Metropolitan 754S.
1874 ACRES FERTILE SOIL
M Damascus, Md 5 and : rm. dwellings.
Elec. and bath. All nee. outbldgs.. fences,
streams: Priced for less than cost Of re re-
MARTIN. Warner Bldg. RE 2492.
Montgomery County ShoWplace
$50 acres, improved with fully restored
Revolutionary stone mansion containing
IA rooms, 3 full baths, two "a baths; oil
heat, fully insulated, newly decorated this
stove, etc. Other improvements include
tenant house, 7-rm. managers house. COM
pletely modern, large basement; barn. 5O&
go it. silo, 14x40 it.; double cornhouse
and wagon shed, lighthouses. numerous
other buildings, nice stream and pond. pri-
vate paved drive, formal garden, 6-car
garage. A paradise on earth. Price
$4,000 including 1000 worth of farm
equipment; Terms, Shown by appoint appoint
Peoesvie Psae HHs aois H ssenf n{is' sAMgEh
BOGIEY. 10O4 Wisconsin ave OIL. 1920.
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Nearby Mont. County Farm

Distinctive miniature estate Of 80 fertile
acres and complete farm layout long road
trontage; close to downtown Washington. :.
, houses, gar: white tenant. Make this
your home. hobby, revenue ard food pro
Queer. very reas. priced. JOS. A. HER
BERT & SONS, SIS E. Capitol st., Ii.
Ul29; ewes. RE. 20l9.
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THE MOST COMPLETE FARM

In our opinion in MONTGOMERY County.
enough for entertaining. will meet the de-
mands of the most discriminate ting 80
tured in movies and magazines: 200 acres
OF land in high state of cultivation, sufi-
cient permanent pasture. tenant houses
and tocl sheds This property is located
in the heart of the dairy section Conv.
to good town, bank. stores, theater anG
tra anSportat alton Near enough to q; G for
dailv committing. Price, 500 600 on
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED,

COUPLE desires to buy from pvt. owner
approx ) acres, good house, 3 or 4 bed
rms, bath. heat. cleo; about 45 mi. D. c.
near town. State price. Box 3l9-X, Stal
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LANGLEY. VA.

IA desirable acres, . miles from Chain
Bridge; old 6-rm. frame house, no mod,
ern improvements except electricity; land
alone is worth the price of S22, 500. Will
submit reasonable offer. Dial operator
and ask for Elmwood 322 or 325 fno toll
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor, Mclean. Va.
IL
ON THE POTOMAC
4l2 acres in nearby Fairfax Co, within 2
miles of Chain Bridge on q hard-surfaced I'd
road and adjacent to a large estate: can
be purchased as two 2A4-acre sites; beau
ufuly wooded with lee. oaks; riparian
rights
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
Exclusive agent, CHI 3s3s; eve. and Sun,
CHI. 1000, Ext. 6SS. -12
COLORED-ON ROAD TO BENEDICT, MD,
15 miles south D. c., in Pr. Geo County,
few 3 to 10 acre tracts; cleared and
wooded; tobacco land. garden, fruits
melons, poultry. 5000 per acre. Easy
terms H. M. HUNTER, 40 Mass ave,
D. C. ST. 1896. HO. 1854 IA
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IS VERDANT ACRES

Nine-room, all modern improvement house
and stable, suited for boy stalls; 10 mile miles
arabic land; rambling frame dwelling sits
on commanding knoll, next to Sl25 5000
famous estate; 156-yr. -old elm tree. oldest
bounded by > roads; walking distance to
Greyhound bus and electric train; priced
last year at S2S.000. Today the price IS
monthly on $4,000 5cc first trust, Your
present housing cost, plus cost OF board.
ing your saddle horses out, would amount
n A On A MI IlXZ NdnRL LAII
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A. STANLEY MOREAU
10 LUSCIOUS ACRES

Close to Annapolis rd-4 rm., s-year-old,
bungalow. with perfect fireplace chicken
houses and horse barn; two 5-acre plots,
side by side, on road front so that
5 acres of the 10 could be 500
separately by you if you desire: owner, has
already bought another farm and Is
anxious to sell. so the price is very
low one; only 50 600 for 10 acres and a
ine house, with no running water; S3,000
down; less than 10 miles from D. c.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
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NrFIcE SPACE FOR RENT.

WOODWARD BUILDING. ! 5th and H SITS
n W-Share attractive 2-room suite; rea
sonabls Me l30l
TWO OfEN FLOORS. approx 1000 so. IT T.;
very moo erniStic; downtown, IN business
section; abundant daylight, private en-
trance HIIS. NE III.
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so ACRES

Betveen Manassas and Fairfax. fronting on
roads High wooded land, some, valuable
timber. good spring and pretty little stream
on one boundary; $65 per acre VIII az,
cept small cash payment. McCA1.
McCAY, Realtors, GL. s675. -12-
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
Approximately 5 wooded acres with stream.
over 600-ft, frontage on Old Dominion DIR.
Approximately SO beautiful rolling acres
along Dificult Run with over 1.1Oo 1T. on
acres covered with large hardwood
trees at Lewinsville.
s2 acres on Leesburg pike, mostly pas
ture land; some wood and . streams
For further information on these prop
critics and other desirable building sites,
dial operator and ask for Elmwood 322
or 325 tno TOLD.
WIN. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
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DOWNTOWN ST. NW-60O 50 IT. and
osmt nr. new. G W. HOSP; suit laun-
deretts, medical suppl. cleaner. etc.
1858 Mt Pleasant st. nw.-Rr shop
for laboratory or Office etc WO 3Sl6.
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ON THE POTOMAC
ACREAGE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE

A FEW ACRES of Virginia woodland. with
water and swimming stream,
within 30 miles of Arlington as camp site
for boy scout troop Box 359-V, Star
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

REAR Alb ST. NE-2-story brick
garage approx 30x3O T.. residential
zone; cheap. THOS. p. BROWN. 6l5 4th
st sw Ma 6S72.
INITIAL GARAGE, I2x1s; excellent condi-
ton: reasonable. 1899 No. Glebe I'd or
call GL. 1858 ~
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POOIESVIIIE SECTION

l5l acres; 2-story modern brick house:
i rooms ana bath; barn, 40x60: mod
ern sheep farm. Possession TO suit.
Price. S31 800.
FRED B. CUSHMAN, REALTOR
$40 Frederick pike, Galthersbur2, Md.
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SILVER SPRING AREA

Chicken ranch-A comfortable 7-room and
bath masonry house in exc. cond., coal
fertile land, plenty fruits and berries; 800
#. frontage on paved road. Good neigh
borhood. This property is one of the best
values we know of at $4,000 on terms;
$500 cash, balance arranged.
E. S. PRICE & CO., REALTORS
1901 Georeia ave. (Wheatonl
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STORES FOR RENT (cont. .

DRUGGISTS. ATTENTIoN:-Unusual op-
portunity for progressive druggist in beau
d.Seopment pm asisn Of s.ores sn' ieased n neud @
ing large chain super market; established
hardware; chain cleaners: florist; beauty
shop. Development on the corner of 2
main srteriai highways carrying extremely
hesyy aqtom1ooi!e tIsfhc fiov and sur.
Zone containing approximately 1000
unittI, sno private homes. Several nun
CONSTRUCTION Within waking distance, En-
people n one-m mile radius, Possession
square feet Of space. with full basement
and ~ esetTsa he and PumpnF outlets
Ssyor sHzNsoN ss lffSass Escus. M5
NaIS5s sI9S st sEcTioN IA 845 Apord1
MTe; Tsl s;T sssIIT RE. s445 weekdays .r eL
iioaa' sIHDENsBURe RD. Mon { busy
sYRffx ss fSrr HHAn sRAleH 1N R6 s1.i EA o3s s1rns
ond moor ono. Space "a in shopptnss s'e center st
heavily travelled highway. Suitable for
any any. business or professional use VIII
1sss7 GOlgmbla 81 nv; AR, s4s4, ,l5
Good location for valet shop, Iaunderette
saSy ssS.d shop NJ frfse Ro Re 1880 Heat fur
Hampshire ave. Approx. 25 by 35. in busy
HsstSa RsRSsTEfs Efss eo az " KEY LEo
BkxND-NEw STORE on Nichols ave. Sc.
IN busy shopping section; approx. 1900
s4sr 81! co M i415 ky St. EEo ne Me- 1sFS 54SS
NEW ROCK CREEK GARDEN shopping
center in thiekly populated area Of sil-
ger sprnEs e, Nd several stores available
NJ BERSsTE1N 4 CO, 14I5 St p v,
s. s, sSsD s55 psI nGath sH r & % BUssR RrIf 10
sew sToREs-Ideal location for a
and other uses Located. in Bradbury
Hsfs!i sn' ss fs62G5 s65A6A 5' HI EsE
es.t esmt nr; new G ". Hosp, suit laun-
316s Mt. Pleasant st. n.w.-Rr. shop
for Laboratory or ofice. etc Wo. 1916.
NEW MODERN STORES |
rentals. louis BURMAN. RE. 116s. Is
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
1880, next to Dupont Theater; also avail
10000 50 # of basement space
1346 CONNECTICUT AVE.
AID 5000
1767 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Large store, approx. 2ox100. suitable any
high-class business; private rear parking
For further details, call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. AD. $500
1901 CONN AVE. NW.-Poss Oct /, $3.50
6023 Conn. ave. n w,-1mmed. poss.. S525
4529 Wis. ave. n.w.-New store. adj.
Ktesge 1915 tminD
120 Kennedy nw-e-rm bungalow,
H 81. ne, near 1oth-Nsw store to
be built $3.50
a Poss' Jan / a- "O'i'.O" s4oo
Call Mr.. Young
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Realtors. 1905 H ST. nv Ma. 2345. -l3
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS.
FINANCING private sales o,r special1. II
let us finance It for the purchaser NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1102 New York ave NV.
Republic 1900.
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STORES WANTED
HALLS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PLACE SUITABLE for monthly club meet
ing and social. co. 1854 between 6-s p m
vsekdays MR. FRANCIS
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101 ACRES

Fronting on the Little River Turnpike the
highway between Fairfax and Alexandria,
within "a mile of the corporate limits OF
Fairfax Courthouse; mostly level and clear;
water and sewer nearby; excellent trans
portation; reasonable terms: release
clauses; excellent for subdivision for small
homes; $3.50 per acre.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 3s3s: ewes and Sun, CHI. 1000, Ext.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

100 a.. improved with 6-rm. house,
III, electricity. basement. lge. stock barn,
small dairy barn, plenty of other out
buildings; hard-road frontage; cow. to
tranSp.; 100000.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
5lo Frederik ave. Gaithersburg, Nd,
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Continued on Next Psss)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14
Sideline Topics

and now we hear that Mary Saito of Baptist
church is the paddle whiz among the girls in the Nj
chren Rissho Table Tennis Tournament when
ever Pete Gatanini, one of Seattles ace trlndlers
appears in Main Bowl, it should be good point for
beginners to watch him; Gattann husky fellow,
has slow, deliberate style, follows through care
fully and fires in the headpin consistently .un-
like his older brother, Shugo, who earned his let
ter in tennis, Nasuo Hashguchi is winner of the
u. w. tennis mineral; he is the only Nisei letter
man at the U, and will be until Heat Heyamoto
moves into the varsity baseball ranks this season
after nonchalantly tossing Big Ben Morgan in
a special jiu-jtsu match, Kimon Kudo, the
Seattle judo star, issued challenge to anyone car
ing to enter the ring with him wearing jackets the
other week in Los Angeles; Kudo apparently ap-
plies his judo know-how to advantage for Morgan,
a behemoth is no lightweight :. it seems like old
times again to read Nisei names among local field
house competitors; Collins, sports center for many
Nisei, captured the Junior Olympics last weekend
with what is probably the most cosmopolitan all
American group in town. "a week delay in the
opening of THE NORTHWEST TIMES Baseball
League, would give all the teams their much
needed extra batting and fielding sessions be-
sides Halo Hirose, the only mainland college Nsei
swimmer is Kenny Imamura of the University of
Denver team which is champion in the Rocky
Mountain AAU Tad Fujoka swan for U. w. be-
fore the war. =.
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CLASS)--vern Corrigan, first: Yosh
Nakagawa, second.
POTATO RACE d20-POUND
CLASS)-Bill Mamon, second.
50-YARD D A s H (90-POUND
CLASS-Charles Ross, third.
75-YARD DASH ulO-POUND
CLASS)-Charles Lewis, first.
75-YARD DASH (l2o-POUND
CLASSIFYING Chinn. first.
BROAD JUMP 80 ND
CLASS)-D o IL g las Kobayashi,
third.
BROAD JUMP ul0-P GU I'd
CLASS)-Bill People, first.
BROAD JUMP 12O-P ND
CLASS)-Jim Harada, first.
HIGH JUMP COP UND
CLASS)-Charles Ross, third.
HIGH JUMP Ql0-P ND
CLASS)-David Guion, second; Sc
kio Matsumoto, tied for third with
Leland Ballard (BallarD.
MEDICINE BALL THROW nlO-
POUND CLASS)-Charles Ross,
third.
MEDICINE BALL THROW (l20-
POUND CLASS)-Jim Hino, third.
HOP, STEP, JUMP (90-POUND
CLASS)-Tom Kusakabe, third.
HOP, STEP, JUMP 11O-POUND
CLASS)-David Guion, first; K.
Moriguchi, third.
HOP, STEP. JUMP (120-POUND
CLASS)-Eugene Okamura, third.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14
Junior Olympics' Track Championship
Goes to Collins FieldhOuSe

Collins fieldhouse put on the
pressure in the final stages to cap
ture first place in the Park De-
partment's annual indoor track
meet last Saturday In Edmunson
Pavilion.
The team, boasting Oriental. Ne
gro and Caucasian Americans. COL
lected IS points to nose out Green
Lake which amassed "a one-third
counters and set the pace until the
final races. Ballard ended third
with II five-sixth points.
The Junior Olympic" champions
gained points in the following
events:
POTATO r A CE (9O-POUND
CLAsS)-John Fulfil, second.
POTATO r A CE (110-POUND
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14
N. W. Times League
To Open April Is

! The familiar cry of PLAY Ball"
won't be heard in THE NORTH
WEST TIMES Baseball League UNI
TIL Sunday, April rs, 1t was decided
at the final session of league man
ayers last Saturday night In THE
NORTHWEST TIMES office. 3O4
Main st.
League managers originally had
planned to open the season this
Sunday, April Is.
Entry of a second South End
Merchant nine, which will be known
as the South End Travellers. and
the RiSsho club hiked the number
of teams entered in the league to
an even eight
The Saturday night drawing dis
closed the opening day schedule to
be:
Savoys vs.. Fife A. G..
S. f. Merchants vs.. S. f Ira
velers
RisshO vs.. Lotus Mercury
HOriuchi's VS.. Lotus Ashuras
Time, place and other details on
the April Is games will be an
nounced shortly.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14
Virginia Hirai
Cops 2 Trophies
In SNGBO Meet

Steady rolling Virginia Hirai of
china Import e. Export proved to
be the outstanding kegler III the
SNGBO IS e a t c Nisei Girls
Bowling Organization) handicap
sweeps last Sunday afternoon in
Main Bowl
Miss Hirai captured the first
prize trophy In the singles by
posting a fOur-game scratch total
of GIG pins. adding a 100 handi-
cap for a grand lump of 776. Her
scores were 1856. lls. ll3 and 1863.
The 1856 was the high I'm the
singles.
In the doubles, a three-game af-
fair. she paired with Mickey Hira-
no of Tokuda Drug for a 1927 grand
total for another first prize trophy
Miss Hirai fired a scratch 462. and
Miss Hirano. a scratch 479.
Second place In the singles went
to Pat Kagcyama of Toda's Optic
metriSts. third TO Fumi Ishikawa
of Martha's Beauty Shop, and
fourth to Miye Ishikawa also OF
Martha's
Nancy Chinn OF Hab's Sporting
Goods and Miss M Ishikawa OF
Martha's we're runner-up in the
doubles with 1895 grand total
In both the singles and the
doubles among the winners. Miye
IShikawa had the top scratch
score. In the singles. Miss Ishi-
kawa knocked over 623. and In
the doubles. 489.
Jean Numoto of China Import
Il Export and Rose Young of
Franks Jewelry came up with the
best scratch marks in the doubles.
but neither of them finished In tho
money. Miss Numoto had the high
204 game and the high sos series,
and Miss Young, the second high
1856 game and the second high 400
series.
Miss Numotos 634 scratch series
in the four-game singles event was
high but her small handicap kept
her away from prize consideration.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14

The 10Th Hole Roundup.

...Chlef topic among Niseiville's golfers is the
PSGA's coming April Is spring tournament and
this is the way golf aide stacks up the cards for
the meet.
Mac Kaneko is considered a definite number
one contender in the &c" flight with c. Yamag-
wa, who recently has been winning upper-half
awards III the monthly Journeys, a dangerousthreat.
and in the same bracket, Jackson Streets single
Nlsel ice creamery man, Chick Uno an ex-WSC
boxing letterman is tabled dark horse; long
ballhittcr, Uno, they say, is probably the most inn
proved lmksman in the club.
in the ''B'' flight, Teruii Umino, Bill MINI
bu and Johnny Funai arc expected to stroll down
the final round, stroke for stroke.
..Sumio Nagamatsu is heavy favorite in the
AZ flight but he is sure to meet stiff competition
from such singe-handicap aces as Frank Hattori
Frank Magazine and Jimmy Okimoto and then
again, those in the 10 to 10 handicap division may
catch fire and come though at the pay round. .
1.-The 18th hole roundup should have some in
terestng items in regard to the results of the April
IS show
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14
Two Qualify
In Fish Derby

Two local japanese fishermen
qualified for the Times Salmon
Derby last Sunday They were
Tom Tomoguchi l207h Main St,
with his 6 ID. Is OF, fish. displayed
at Warshnl's: and Frank Hashizu-
me, 1872 E. Spruce, with his II ID
l or. salmon, caught between the
coal bunkers and the Coleman
dock. Hashizume's fish is displayed
at Seattle Retread.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14
5O-YARD SHUTTLE RACE 90

50-YARD SHUTTLE RACE 90
POUND CLASS)-Collins, first.
75-YARD SHUTTLE RELAY
Q10-POUND CLA S S)-Collins,
first.
75-Y A r d SHUTTLE RELAY
Q20-POUND c l. A 8 S)-Collins,
first.
Collins failed to place In only two
events, the high jump in the 100
pound class and the medicine ball
throw in the ll0-pound division.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14
Local DivOt-DiggerS Prepared
To Vie in PSCA Spring Tourney

First OF several big" tournR-
mentS sponsored by the Puget
Sound Golf Association this year
will be tie annual spring 36-hole
medal play tournament this Sun
day at which time the A and C
Fighters will shoot for honors at
West Seattle and the b Fighters
at jefferson park
Read The 18th Hole Round
up" in The Sporting Thing col
umn on the favOriteS I'm the meet.)
PSVGA officials today advised
all participants 10 note the ruling
that all puts must be holed out.
When a players ball is within
give distance of the cup Cwo
card lengths), he may hole out first
with The consent of the rest OF the
;oursome Otherwise the ball must
&c marked and the player must
await his proper turn. they said.
Each foursome is asked to ar
"ange its own starting time for the
econd round
The dinner Will b. served at $50
pm. the same day in the Buddhist
temple Each member may bring
his wife or friend by paying $3.50
'Xtra per plate, but all reservations
must be made with w Nakamura
before Sunday. 1t was added
FoursomeS and starting times for
the golf meet follow:
"a" FLIGHT
At West Seattle
am.-NagamatSu D. Hattori g.
Magazine 8. Okirnoto 10.
7:06-Yamaguchi 10, Kashiwagi
10. Natori IL. @. Shimigu IL
7:I2-Nakamma r. Yamaguchi
IL. O. Louie IL Harada 10.
7:18-J. ShimiN 10. Beppu H.
Lee IA. Kawaguchi IA
"B" FLIGHT
Al jefferson Park
7:2O-Umino Is. Nakagawa Is.
Okada Is, Sakura IS
7:25-Iwana IS Sakahara 16, Ia
uabe IS. Miyahara IS.
7:30-Arai IS. Mimbu II. Naka-
mura II, Funai II.
7:35-Y. Furuta IT. Egashira Is.
Urakawa 10, Iwata H.
7:40-Kiyomizu 18, Fukano i8,
Okamoto 10. Furukawe TO-
7:45-Kinomoto 10. Nakagawa 10.
T. Furuta 49, Tachiyama 10.
7.50--Kuramoto 10. Iguchi 20.
Teraoka 90
7,55-Yamada 20 Yoshino 20
Tsunelshi 81
&C" FLIGHT
Al West Seattle
7:24-Ted Jue %, Kaneko 81 Ma
kao %. Hlrota "a
7 30-Momoda "a. Kashino "a,
Shire Iwana "a. Havashi 25.
7,36- Eguchi IS. Uno 20. Yama-
guchi 81
7:42-Saiki 81, Hagimori 20. Sd
koda 30
7:48-Tsujimoto 49, Toda IS. Okla
da 80
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-04-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Nisei Veterans Committee baseball
team wishes to acknowledge a do
nation from Paul Horiuchi
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SCHEDULE FOR PUGET SOUND
LEAGUE STILL NOT READY

At press time tuesday, THE
NORTHWEST TIMES learned that
the schedule for the Puget Sound
Baseball League in which the Nj
sci Veterans and the White River
A. c. are entered, is not ready The
p. s league opens this Sunday. April
I8
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S. Lozoraitis.
Lietuvos Diplomatijos
Uzsienyje Sefas
kAP kURIASI ZYDU
VALSTYBE

svelcaru zurnalistas pasako-
ia, kad naujoji Izraelio valsty.
be pakol kas rabinu rankose.
Laikrasciai datuojami zydu me-
tais, paw: Tanlus, 57o8 metals
nuo pasaulio sutverimo. Taip
datuoja savo laikrascius net zy-
du komunistai. si3
Sis 'mazas pavyzdys yra cha
rakteringas visam zydu naujo-
sios valstybes gyvenimui. Me
kur taip nejauciama religijos
itaka, kaip dabar Palestinoje.
Restoranuose kiaulienos keps-
nys teduodamas tik uzsienie-
CLANS. Is viso labai sunku me-
SOS gauti Izraelyje. Ne delto,
kad neiveztQ, bet kad draudzia
rabinai...
Nuo penktadienio vakaro Xxi
sestadienio saules laidos susto-
ia visos viesos susisiekimo prize
mones. Vazineja tik uzsienieciQ
automobiliai ir taksi.
Jeruzaleje jau 20 metu vel
kia zydu universitetas, bet ia
me ner medicines fakulteto. Del
to, kad draudzia rabinai... Ra-
binai uzdraude vyrams ir mo-
TERMS maudytis bendrose mau-
dyklose. Rabinai pasirupino ir
seimos reikaluose: viskas pa
gal Talmuda!
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1zraelio valstybe neturi nei
tautines nei valstybines istori-
jos. Pilieciu niekas nerisa. Nei
laisves kovos, nei dideli rasy-
tojai, nei garsqs zmones. Jo-
kios politines, socialines bel
kulturines istorijos. Tai kas
juos gall jungti? Rabinai, Mo-
zes palikimas ir senoji biblija
- ju klasikai, ju istorikai, ju
didvyriai, teisejai ir tt. Rabi-
mas = dvasinis ir pasaulinis
autoritetas, kuriam lenkiasi vi
81 naujosios valstybes kurejai.
Nori ar nenori, bet kitaip ne
iseina.
Rabinu ir ju "myletoju" L.
raelyje esq tik 1870. Bet jie
siandien viska lemia. z. u.
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KOREJOJE eina dide]

KOREJOJE eina dideli
komunistQ sukilimai: ko-
munistu vadovaujamos mi
MOS siaucia Amerikos kon-
troliuojamoje Pietinu Ko-
rejoje. zmoniu nuzudoma
simtais, anot pranesimq.
Prize komunistu sukilimu
prisideda ir lojales Korejos
kariuomenes dalys.
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Eidamas septyniasdesim-
tus savo garbingo gyveni-
me metus, istikimai bel SEX
mingai tarnaudamas Tevy-
nei ir jai didziai nusipelnes,
Stu metu spaliQ menesio 18
diena netiketai mire Luga-
no mieste, Sveicarijoje, ir
ten to pat menesio 20 die
na Sv. Jurgio baznycios ka-
pinese buvo laikinai, ligi
girls j laisva Lietuva, palai-
dOtas
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ISRINKIT
Edward w. Chadeayne
COUNTY ENGINEER

Edward w. Chadeayne yra kandi-
datas Republikonu sarase j Cuyaho-
ga County Engineers vieta. Jisai
gerai zinomas daugeliui lietuviu.
Per ellie metu jis turejo auksciau-
sias pozicijas inzinerijos srityje.
Per pastarus 'du metu ir dabar Mr..
Chadeayne yra pirmininku Division
al Engineer ir po savim turf simtus
vyrp. Jis yra draugingas ir supran-
tantis, su savo talkininkais graziai
sugyvena. Jis privalo butt isrink-
tas, ir lietuviai prasomi balsuoti uz
il lapkricio 2 d.