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SITUATIONS woMEk.

CLERK--Former teacher, a, B desree
wants full time. experienced as once as
sistant Call MORNINGS. FA. 49S9; 800
ELEVATOR OPERATOR wants JOB. Can
MOTHER, with young baby, desires house
work Job, living in. Box 3o5-J' star
NURSE, registered, desires position ir
phvsician's once, typins experience. Hill
PRACTICAL NURSE for aged or invalid
sEcRE1ARiAL SERVICE tyDinT IN mai, ,pss. an:
syaiI OPP, 81 spTs P O., 81 .;n.r 3.%H rt.
ence desires work for > or 3 months
MISS CARoW. WI. 500, o..
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE. colored ~
resrs hospital training. desires CHRONIC case
vii assist with houSework. Cali Thurs
after / m. AT 656l.
YOUNG WHITE GIRL wishes position o.
motberS helper BsEs care are, Of chiS' n n T' NJ
SWISS LADY. qualified teacher. perfect perfect
knowledge Of German and French. desires
position as teacher or governess FA. 55l3
! WANT CLEANING ) nights week
Monday through Friday. RHODlNE
Phone AT. $3.50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TO SETTLE ESTATE. detached furnished
l6-rm. roomng house. operated >" years
by same owner; has l2 lge. airy bedrms
$500 a month possible income; S?",500
G. w. EGGLEToN, %al7 I4th st. NV
DUa 5o5I: residence. DU. o747.
the heart Of one of the best business sec.
tions in Washington; top reduction during
war years; over $500 day business owner
wishes to eave city priced to sell ioI
NV. NV DU so5i; residence, ID pDU. o147. ''
NIGHT SPOT. class c license. entertain,
years: catering TO better type Of clientele
guarantee $1,000 gross receipt per mo.
2o-day trial to purchaser; S!5 ooo cash
EGGLEToN 36l! 14th st NV. Du. 5o51;
EsTaBLIsHED DELIcATEssEN. near Uni
Owners have good reason Tor sale FRANK
fARRESaEFo fARRSa OR BsShs sSack fBhiE0ftsv BsE Is III St
FooD ROUTE, Ariington; bus equipped
&c SaFy s9mP'fs fesd sf fasrs6 ss6t
ssfey ssfe no. Wash sGs qTsns RVb SSs %esiover A.
business. BfRoH' GE. Ss 5o9a. isttN%s IA 2soi' "
G: p A., mnedii,a,mI.sizs medium. practice would like
Shr 9 shaae Sosbe hi Oes xh
nersnip Boy 263-f. Star. -
COACH HOUSE available for dancins
teacher, exercise class or artist studio
very large 2nd floor, over 900 square lee,
with > long exercise bars on wall; fiooi
in excellent condition for dancing; down.
stairs has shower. toilet. kitchen . smal
rooms and reception room. Tenant t,
keep up heating. electricity. etc. ca
DE 6OO6
DELICATEsSEN. with bakery products
doing between $500 and 500 weekly; low
cysrheas ysg eqsF1eESSA II. tase62
cor store with spt.. low rent; priced II
sell Cali SIDNEY J. BROWN g. co,
RE. 1881, III VT. ave. nv;
LUNCH ROOM in industrial area: smal
overhead. does Slf5 daily. Prize S1s ,000
sDEMATATIS REALTY CO., 1920 N. \
ave. NV. ST. S561.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, for days work or by week.
GIRL, colored wants days work clean
ing. references FIR 35aa.
GIRLS ~. colored, part-time charwom an,
night or day. RE. 1851. Call from :? to
S 30 pm. H., ..,;,,r =
WORK, to . FIR. 45s2. r.,
GIRL, colored, wants 3 days Work lof
employed couple; S"5 wk. DI, 6763. 49,.
GIRL. color ed, wants permanent cay
work for Mondays. Wednesdays and Sats.
References DE. 1891.
GIRL desires work after school. Can
GIRL colored wishes Job as maid or
nUrsemaid Call Hudson So JAMIE ,
GIRL. colorpd. wants lob carlng Tor Chiid
While mother works; Du: 6ls:'
GIRL wants Monday, "wednesday and
Thursday day work. or fun time, 70 t.
Monday to Friday, refs; exper. Phone
HodfuHsEKEErER, white, wants plain cook
lng no laundry. RA. 1928. 80
WOMAN light coIored. wants part-ttme
work morning pref, afternoons can be
prranseo. DE 1858 u
WOMAN. colored, wishes day work, Call
WOMAN. colored. wants days work; exp.
with references EX. 355s.
WOMAN, coiored. wants laundry work, out
BY the day or at home. Call NO. s294
WOMAN, colored desires days work; city
refs. exp. AK. l173.
WOMAN, colored. would like housework.
plain cooking; no Sundays. LU. OSLO.
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AsLp noMEsrIc Cont. J .

COOK -MAm to i've II: mus. be eutstand
t salary Ty' $40 per week, CAN wi, ss47. 40
COOK @. ", fond Of children ? giT.
Wtltts4eHEssfER. W. fe94s s'l Ant. al'22-B. En- EN- "a
CooK-GH.w.. ,expeEienced; live in: warm YARN
sssH5 in Box asmllS4 aS4%, SH star. sH'E "F'' '"si
SHILp's Nurse. must live in, upstairs,
seaning and light laundry, GOOD salary
other help employed; references required
Girl. dependable, for lieht housework and
GIRL. live in. shw. only, $50 wk no
laundry no cookins, fond Of children. Gall
G'H.W.' s:l5 to SIS, sls.day week. $50
ase, exp, refs, Box ao-J Star -
G,H.W,, plain cook for small family IN IN
e1Tr.s sgpgT9'n WI ho%s gfos. live I'M references
GHw. for small apt. 2 TO pm, SOC
66V 66sVF lSfs SHg RpI[s9SAspsi4 p[f9ssfs iyfalns meal
HoUsEkEEPER, take fui charge of large
home and . yr.-old child: live 10: must oe
willing worker. good salary. RA 63aE'
HousEKEErER. fond OF children; neat
and reliable, preferably elderly; i've IN
so mo. Cali DE. S5hl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I in family; .;sa. Ben n
HousEMAID. must be good cook: help for
elderly couple in apt. l4"l Fairmont ST
MAID, over 80. live in, plain cooking,
rh W, health card; references own up
MAID, exper., local reference necessary:
part. time. s am. to |" noon. Apply at
desk 1913 Harvard st. NV, 10 am. to
MATD-Must be experienced for gh.w. and
cooking; permanent position; excellent
salary. Must have local refs DO, sls9 2onh hssl5h
cLloTH1NG CO, 7o3 7th st. NV 81
permansnt: N" ii i've e''' in; excellent salary:
Bs1SaT 'p55So?'Pti sns Pm &o se 81 s"%
WOMAN. white, wanted by congenial
couple for ight hoasswOsk sI,s Dss i've .no in mice m
WOMAN. middle-ased. white, care for con-
yalesGsnt lady and DC light hopsekeeprnt
WOMAN, neat, clean. reliable, reference;
snw and sookins sEt0 EUod PAY AZ must hive %
WOMAN, white, competent. TO care ior
children while mother works. Call ,d Ii.
i,sos WoMaNrw a'ser whitc, for gh.w and care for
children. Live in: $50 per mo. Week
Jrds of FIR. 1896 between am and :
child mothers helper Q till 8; references
required OR 1879
WOMAN. white refined, to care for g.
yesr-old child in my home while mother
WOMAN. white live in: care for child and
WOMAN. settled. live in. colored home.
take care of children. with small salary
Atlantic 7s"6 ii
YOUNG GIRL. white. TO take full charge
of small child. live in, GE. 627l. 30
FxPER COOK. live in; would consider
couple, Good wages. WO 5132 80
coon COOK, gh.w.. care of Ayr. old girl;
must have recent reference and health
JUSTER. DI. 100; after $40, AT. S19S.
MOTHER WORKING NIGHTS needs maid.
live in. 3 nights; week ends, all day Mon.
GOOD HOME FOR RIGHT MAID-Over
80 years, ghw., plain cooking; fond OF
children live in, upstairs rm.; S2o; refs
WO 5494.
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PERSONAL tcent.I.

ALTERATIONS on All ladies Estnient.
yy1A3GsaNteaY y13sa Nta1n N n SstMRsrSG stMs ao5MaE-24- hour
nursing care. Licensed by county and state.
/ HAVE 81 burial sites in Cedar Hill
Cemetery which I will sacrifice for 5uc
ia ID or NA a3!l. q
NEED A PLACE to leave your. child for
a few hours a day. week end, week,
or for a longer time? The Children s
Inn, state license. gives your young chill
dren a country vacation and skilled care
at any time. for any length Of time. Trans
portation on request. Silver Sprin7
Md phone pL S551 william D. Lam
pard. NJ A. Guidance, Columbia University.
and Mrs. w. D. Lampart. 3. A, University
of Chicago. directors
KINDERGARTEN TRAINING In your home
by Miss Flood Of MISS FLOODS PRIVATE
KINDERGARTEN Prefer vic. 35th and
Mass ave. NV. Box g56-L, star 81
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PERSONAL

REDUCING, Turkish baths; gentlemen only.
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayfower.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. Phone GIL. 6l72.
/ PREDICT THAT ON THURS, Dec. 80.
194S, people will each mentally select
a 4-digit number the sum of which will
be 22,436. ROBERT L. FRIEND.
VACANCY for lady Invalid in small pri-
vate home. Hobart 224S A
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS INVESTED in a
course at livingstone Academy Of Costume
Design 1893 Connecticut ave. NV, will
pay big dividends for lifetime. En-
roll now. ME. 9605.
VACANCY in nurses private home for con-
valescent patients, Good care, frst-n.
room YARN ,sFs sH Sesa M.xrv =, ,ni3ol n3l ~
st NV. and Sth ave, N Y, thanks her
many valued friends and customers for
their past patronage and wishes to ex-
tend the seasons greetings for Merry
Christmas and Hsppy New Year to all.
kcthlne toe hard to handle Tel. Ex. 1909.
FOR CHtLDREN'S PARTIES, call "Slvto.
&s Magician" D1. 1922 from 9-5 and
cL. 1861 ewes,
Evening star., 1948-12-30
COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

FTREWOOD, any length about Y fun,
seasoned, balance partly seasoned, al
hardwood. Quick delivery. Fairfax 4S3.
OAK, CORD WOOD, $a1 per cord; u cord
S11, from l8 to "a in. Call after pm
LU 5694 .
CORD WOOD. any size or any length; SIS
a cord Call SH. 5000.
SLAB WOOD. : cords for S27; fireplace
wood, 2 cords for S36; Sl9 single cord
Delivered any length. Spruce O12S-J.
SEASONED HARD WOOD. cut to size, Sl1
per 4 ssord' 81 per "a cord delivered
Evening star., 1948-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY FURNITURE-Cribs. high chairs
play, pens, etc. by week or month de-
BULLDOZERS, large and small. for clear
ing, grading and excavatng: l5-yard
carry,all Special rates on Longer Jobs,
SH 244".
BuLLDOZERS with operator, to clear,
grade and excavate. Reas. rates by year
or contract. Phones AID. 5OS9, AT. 1894.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

FLOOR SERvfCE---Nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing cleaning par
quet installation, Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1912 Wiscon-
sin ave NO 22I5
GARAGE. 12x2o aluminium overhead door,
service door clcar cedar siding built com
HOME REMODELlNG, additions, attics.
and rec rooms; kitchen planning. cab
tile flooring SUBURBAN CONST. CO.
UN. 1882 days and ewes.
ROOFS, asbestos and brick siding; othcr
home improvements. D. c. and anv part
of Va or Md. Monthly payment plan. Free
estimates. MARYLAND ROOFING CO.
Silver Spring. Md. Sligo 1859.
FREE, REASONABLE ESTIMATES on all
phases of home remodeling and improving
low down pymt.. 36 mos. to pay. HYDALE
CONTRACTORS, WA. 6443, UN 4241.
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MOTOR rRAvh.

GENTLEMAN WANTS RIDE to Miami. Fla
On or after Jan. :. STARE driving, ex-
900 after 4 m 3O'
OMAHA. NEBR-Colleges bov desires ride.
leaving Thursday or Friday; drive and
share expenses Ii 1891 2Oh
MARINE DESIRES RIDE to chicaso or
vicinity, leaving sat or early Sun: will
share expenses; willing to drive. Phone
HY 1870 -3l
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FARM 3 GARDEN Cont i.

NEW {. n c. LIME sPREADERs. hannn1 7
mills. corp. shelters. WAGONS, cultivatol
for gr M or tractors e. Flows ss fof I,
gas engines, srass seed attachments for
soil DuIverisers new Holland balers, bal,e
harrows. soil puiverizers, cultimulcher,. La
Valle elevators, "a and 80 IT,; Coby
wagons and tractor trailers. small chain
equipment, snow -plows for all makes Of
tractors, used I. II. C., W-3o, 1920 FL.
W-6 and H tractors. disk harrow. manure
loader Get your orders In now for your
l. II, c. cub for early delivery. MA
LoNEY' INC, S12G Ga. ave. silver
TOP sOIL, nil dirt. sand. manure. blue
stone, and road gravel by yard ton or
load SH $40 and FIR. 5h1s.
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POULTRY and EGGS.

COME TO THE FARM and pick up your
pound, to 10 pounds each. Orders
taken until noon Friday. Dec. 81: Vida
Montgomery. mRr,. LULLEYS HILLSIDE
FARM BoWie, Nd Bowie 93SH, -3O
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FARM and GARDEN.

lanes. delivered and spread; aiso cinders,
WA 500 40
TREES REMOVED; opick and efirlsnt
ALLEN after i pm. Wo.Ae2O9.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
Fnslish, self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness private tutor. MI. 1850.
MAKE MONEY, SAVE MONEY : Learn
millinery. Enroll now for millinery classes
at LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY 1893 Con-
necticut ave NV ME- 9605.
LEARN IN SAFETY-To drive safely. New
cars Complete dual control, EASY
METHOD. North 1894
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved by Government
COLLEGE. I210 @ st. NV. pI. 1852.
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ROOMS uhEuRNIshEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

i ; ROOMS AND BATH; private entrance:
hot water, gas and cleo included close to
transp Call HI 64S4
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

|
DOUBLE RM.' girls: newly furnished, HoI:
ywood beds; inclosed porch: kitchen and
laundry PRIVILEGES: telephone and radioi
f1nv cor tran tTansp; good location Sc so each.
ROOM AND BOARD or sleeping room.
Sail Sai, DE =, SS'p Q, pror. a,rs,. -o,u
KITCHEN PRIVILEGES; bus at corner. TR.
a7i6 eeth ST NE-Double room, kitchen
prlyileees; close TO transp DE, ll17 be-
3O1 3ith sT NE.-.Two comfortable front
rooms. tub and shower; best transportation
5aS sS and ST. 9Eh Nr 81 Ee pe .Hss sc.sn eE sns sinai.
room. private home near two carlines.
RsasonssIs !ssa .nsMs TR II 23l4 or,.r 4,n
sve--sman srle front rm: uni phone:
So wk.' men only. After $40, HU 1852.
THE GALENA, 1872 st. ne.-Giri Ia
share nicely furn. rm. with another girl:
single beds and dressers. laundry and cook
lng !, prviIs pr Lounge tor entertaining guests;
RRESTwooD VrLLAGE-Front room. ls..
closet, Semipvt bath, kit; .privils,. optional,
RHme e r. M a4s5 fufn
room free for settled couple in exchange
for ss ssTv's ,sT as Ss m Rd
cohoIRED -rHTnishsd shed room. double ii, u
ALMA MAGEE.
! ROOMS FuRa,sArp-s.E. end s.w.
J4Ie MASS. AVE. s.E.-Twin-bed room.
fain. Call D1. 6547 between II and g.
4is 9Th ST. s.w.-aousekeeping room for
/ person; refriaera ton; GOOD heat: con-
veniently located; 50 wk. Also sleeping
ST. sh' Sc sfcTioNMIieht mG oofh housekeeping room
for working people; also sleeping rooms.
CoLoRED-RooM for working couple or .
Wi nriV all
MRS. COLLINS. AK AGO
si2 XENIA KEY ST sEoLss front room:
meals if desired; reasonable AK. S952.
3I1 ST. S.E.-Three separate bedrms.,
nicely furn. Rates weekly. Call AT a2s1.
Al
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

ASSOCIATION SECRETARY. $3.50, per-
sonsllty, exper., ability, Capitol Hill omen
iuE legal serY.. $3.50. patent work; dozens
Of others hourly Miss White or Miss
lee. est 32 yrs, BOYDS, 700 18th cor. G
MA. 2340
DOMESTIC.
We HAVE frst-class colored help. full oi
rart time also dav workers. Call AID
6s3p PRUDEFTIAL'EMPL sERV'
ICE AKA Wallach pl q ".
Evening star., 1948-12-30

RESPONSIBLE. long time Govt sentle~
man, returned foreign service. needs room,
pvt hath: autet lower nv. Box 2sS-L.
Star
HOWARD UNIV. JUNIOR desires room,
Christian home. near How Univ. Call
DU $3.50
Evening star., 1948-12-30

THE JAMES. t,si'r sT. nv, Comfort.
Able rms single beds, larse etosete, laur e
dry and cookinE priyiiesesi sc6-S1i. strls
only. DU, q4p6.
Evening star., 1948-12-30

5l4 10Th st. NV. OpAr from y 10 p.
we e' viii snarsni"e savinss Of Issr. OF
nationally advertised television and 20"
on rsdos Cash hr or yn,1n terms ,o,, oo,,h,n.
ton Immaculate condition; moving out o
staH,'S!s ssas,s!S t%r ss $3.50 SSa' slsc 7sss sell III,
reduced duo i;n brand-new n floor r. samples and dem
Phllco, nc "a, GE Wsstinghouse, ,,i.n Admiral !, =.
and and ay terms Sfsf 7Rf BA
Terry co. 10th and H SITS. ne. n. 1883
TksT Tt Mrf2R 9Rsn eE sEsry m very
condition; between $50 and $50 Pm.
Tires, factory ree9nd al size. sizes $34s es, ss
sfsvIeE sfSfsHs TIRE sn es" co sse 81 o.. '% ave S
TRACTOR, small riding, plow, mower ane
sultivator attachments; best offer. TO
Ss1s. .E snail ss EACH s'e'fs oA PSs s2S s
case: excellent condition; $40 cash fol
ffH1lSxsE ff1xEpo 3d. IT. R"s ons 's5 csorna snS
size, 40; covert cloth topcoat, size 40
Tl Ts fSh Ashton noTn a5"l twice ,,z, 4o REASONABLE,
priced Call Ho. sl0o, Ext. III after
TGxtpo: douel. breasted, sls. .Ss' sS
ffTxEpo. excellent M quality, @ . size y. az vo55E
TuXs2o. size ss re- sssu1sr; 1aso like new sSS
Ike S ne" was s SIS "0%IIe seII for $40 IA. M zoe
standards and portables
new and rebuilt; 1-yr. guarantee; $50 up
terms; our 3sth year. AMERICAN TYPE.
WRITER CO, 143l g. Capitol. st. Ii
0OS2, $40 to &. including Saturday.
TYPEWRiTERS- Sl4; L. c
Smith, S27: Remineton noiseless S3S
all in fine cond. Pvt. party needs cash
TTpEWRirER ~ H.far RENra. SERVICE. s71s
.sy sth s 90 nv g. 81 ssa no ds Ina So aa %os dep
11.aSef TIaS BLIND CO., s2i4 K. I. ave, River.
WAsHERsNsavei Save! save Big dis.
counts on brand-new display models. We
carry all the famous makes. Wrineers
spinners, automatics. Shop low-rent area
TELEv1sIoN, 1885 Georaia ave. sH. B700
WASHER. apt: size, Easy whirl dry; exc
WASH WasHERs. re- used d and % rebuilt wrinser and
spinner mSdels; s,, from S1aa' S1s. and up up
WASHING I'M MACHINE, radio, qssolir. en-
cine, work bench: cheap. saturday morn
ina at 10 am l311 Pa. ave. Sc, In
rear at earace D-31, ri
WASHING MACHINE, ABC Spinner. mech
LU. sl55. SO
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-26
PHALANX NINE
WINS FASTBALL
TOURNEY HERE

The PhalanX Club of the f. Ma
olson YMC.A walked away from
all challengers to win the first
CollinS-Jackson Street Council in
ternational Softball tournament last
Sunday at Beacon Hill playfield
Their opponents were the "A" team
from the Cathay Post of the Anne
rican Legion, which had lost to the
PhalanX Club earlier in the tour
nament, The score of Sundays
game was IL to o
The semi-finals were played be-
tween the Cathay Post "A" and the
Northwest Times Dirty Sox on Sat-
urday ana between the Phalanx
and the Dirty SoX in the first
bracket on May 10. Eight teams
were entered in the Tournament, in
Guiding the Nisei Vets. ST Mary's.
Cathay Post "B" team. the Kings
Club, and the Philippine Commu-
nifty. in addition to the clubs previ-
ously mentioned.
The Phalanx Club will receive a
trophy and will have its name en-
graved upon plaque which will be
used in other years.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-26
4 Roses Blossom
To First Place
MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Frank Yokoyama and Jack Nit
ta's SOL series for the I-Sos threw
Yat-Cha Lay off the pennant road
in mixed fourSome bowling league
match last Friday i'll Main Bowl.
The I-Sos smashed Yat-Cha-Lay.
an early season pace-setter, by a
to count. Pruney Tsuji OF Yat-
Cha-Lay punched in with a final
$50 series.
Replacing Yat-Cha-L Lay in the
number one position. the Four
Roses fired a 81 defeat at the
Kutchnicks as Hero Nishimoto. who
got off to salty" ll2 start. wound
up with a $50 which included the
last 800 game
Biff Ihashis single 239 for the
Four Lorns was high for the night
although his squad was halted 81
by the RailroaderS.
In the only other game. That's
All kept within game of the new
leader. Four Roses by winning 40
from CoodB which couldn't be"
with its off might" marks.
The results follow:
THAT'S ALL (4)-Nita Linderen
$40, M. Yamaguchi 466. Pat Hida-
ka 465. Kimura 500: COOD-B (O)
--Madge Ono 342. T. Nakata 1893,
Marie Nakata 1865, Maekawa 400.
FOUR ROSES (3)-Yo Kitaya-
ma 400, Nishimoto 500. Jean Terao
40 Kuranishi 478: KUTCHNICKS
O-Rose Young 470. Tanaka 500.
Mary TSuchikawa 339, T Shibuya
504.
I-SOS t4-Miyc Ishikawa Alb.
F. Yokoyama 551, Sue Lew 431. Nit
Ia Ssh; YAT-CHA-LAY O)-.Kiki
Yamamoto 1893. J. Wong 426, Dot Ko-
DANA 419. Tsuji $50
RAILROADERS (3-Tak Yoko-
yama 464, Oyama $40, Virginia Hi
raj 1852, Tada SOB; FOUR LORNS
u-Aiko Kawaguchi 1888. Ihashi
$40, YoYo Konishi 4l2. B. Lind
gren 1853.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-26
MERCURY TAKES NO. 3;
DEFEATS SAVOYS, "a

A five-run rally in the fourth
gave championship defending Lo-
tus Mercury the necessary margin
to defeat the youthful Savoys, 9 to
4. in a NORTHWEST TIMES Base
ball League game last Sunday at
Garfield playfield. Richard Tsuji,
fresh out of the Garfield high
school ranks, pounded out two SIN
giles in four trips to the plate to
lead the champions
Yoshinaka and Kodama were the
Savoys' chief threats with two hits
apiece. One of Yoshinaka's blows,
a triple in the first inning. drove in
two marks.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-26

Schedule
SUNDAY, May 80

NORTHWEST TIMES LEAGUE
At Broadway
, pm.-Fife A. G. VS.. Lotus Ashuras
AT Garfield No. 2
II Moons E. Travellers VS.. Lotus
Mercury
At Delridge Park No.
II noon-Savoys VS.. Horiuchi's -.
At Washington Park No. l
10 Moons. E. Merchants VS.. Rissho
PUGET SOUND LEAGUE
No games until Sunday, June 6.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-26
Ships Snapped
By Mercury, 81

Keno Nagamatsu of Ships rolled
the only 500-pllls series in the To-
cal teen-age bowling league session
last Monday night in Main Bowl
but his team lost 81 to Mercury.
Nagamatsu combined 1865, 1T and
1863 games for a sos.
Kiyo Yoshinaka of the Cold
Spots had 204, and Art Yoshioka
of The Boys, a 215, in their series
The Boys now are in the number
one position with u triumphs and
four losses, followed by Mercury in
second with IL victories and five
defeats.
The results follow:
THE BOYS (3-Otani 463' il
todai 435, Dummy ITO, Yoshioka
1.-TWO games) 1854, Katayama 418,
Tsutsumoto 1873: FLOPPERS d.
B. Hara Ill Zone game). T. Terra
ola 1.-TWO games) 225. Yasunobu 1865.
Shimizu 40, Iwasaki 1893, Kawagu-
chi 446
MERCURY 90 = Deguchi 452,
Edamura 480, Aoyama 371, Yoshi-
take 476, Suyama 379; SHIPS d.
Nagamatsu sos, Nakamura 418.
Omura 4O4, okada 348. Jinguji 452.
COLD SPOTS (2)-Osawa 449,
K. Yoshinaka asa. Yoshino 1878,
koizumi $50, H. Shibuya 1853; HITS
q MISSES (2-Shiota 421, Dot
Kodama 421, Xxi Yamamoto 1863.
Aiko Kawaguchi 449, Segimoto 1872
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RALLY FALLS
SHORT, VETS
LOSE 8 TO 7

RENTON. Wash. May 26 - A
rouSing four-run a | Y in the
seventh fen one mark short of
tie and two short of victory for
the Nisel Vets who suffered their
second setback of the season in the
blue section of the Puget Sound
Baseball League last Sunday here
Tho Vets were nosed out by Rem
ton Merchants, to 7.
Behind by a 8 to count, the Vets
chased over four runs on three hits
in the seventh Relief chucker Edo
Sasaki started with a single, fol-
lowed by another one-baser by
Chuck KinoShita. Then Sammy
Sakai laid down a beautiful bunt
between the pitcher and the first
Sacker which unnerved Pitcher Var
ner into tossing the ball into right
field Sakai scampered to third
and Sasaki and KinoShita crossed
the home plate. Sakai who sprain-
ed his ankl . on the play was re-
placed by Kinoshita us base rum
ner. KinoShita raced home on Heat
Heyamoto's double. and Heyamoto
scored the fourth run from third
when Ted Matsiishita who was safe
on an infield bobble forced Short
stop Lopan to play for him on an
attempted theft of second base.
First baSeman Pueichs inside
the-park homer to the center field
wall in the sixth proved to be the
winning margin for the Renton
Merchants
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80 Il
SOUTH END TRAVELLERS q

God overrules all mutinous ac-
cidents, brings them under his laws
of fate, and makes them all SER
viceable to his purpose.-Marcus
Antoninus.
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TRIO WIN GOLF BAGS
IN LOCAL TOURNEY

George Louie, U. T. Nakagawa
and Joe Hirota won golf bags for
finishing first in the A, B and C
flights respectively in the Puget
Sound Golf Associations monthly
tournament held last Sunday here.
Tho bags were donated by Sam
Saiki. Nakagawa had to play off
a tie with Takami Tachiyama for
top B honors.
Complete details will be avail
able in the Saturday May 30 edi-
tom
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-26
HORIUCHI'S WIN FIRST ONE
OF SEASON, TRIP MERCHANTS

Horiuchi's snapped out of their
two-game losing streak to trounce
the South End Merchants, 10 to 6,
in a NORTHWEST TIMES Base
ball League contest last Sunday at
South Park.
Shoichi Shioyama, Nobi Suyama,
Junks Ikeda, Ed Horiuchi and Kay
Fukuma knocked out two or more
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NORTHWEST TIMES BASEBALL
LEAGUE STANDINGS

hits apiece to pace the Horiuchi
hitters Sab Ogishima with three
for three, and Shie Watanabe and
Joe Fujii with two singles each held
the Merchant end of the smuggling
affair.
An eight-run uprising in the
fifth by the Horiuchi's doomed the
Merchants
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RAINIER BEACH TRAMPLES
WHITE RIVER. IL TOD

White River A. C. was thrown
for IA Ia to 4 loss by Rainier Beach
on the winning teams home field
last Sunday In a blue section. PlI-
get Sound Baseball League game.