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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-22
JACKSON ST. COMIMUN. COUN. ALTERED in
RED BOWS, CEDAR CARL NDS FOR XMAS
FOUR NEICEIBORH0OD XMAS PARTIES

Red bows and cedar garlands
are adding that holiday touch to
jackson street from Fifth Avenue
to 14th this year. The decora-
tions, which have appeared this
year fok4he first time. are the re-
suit Of the co-ordinated communi-
ty effort of more than a hundred
people in this area
Local businessmen contributed
the funds that bought oilcloth,
wire. etc. The Jackson st. Com
munity Councils civic committee
planned the decorataions and mo-
bilized the SO or so volunteers
who gathered cedar boughs, made.
garlands and bows. and hung
them on December Is.
The Junior Council committee
organized work party Of %
young people who went to the
country on December IL and
brought back truckload of cedar
and s5-foot Christmas tree. The
lighted tree. erected by the Seat
tie Housing Authority at Tenth
and Jackson, rounds out the
neighborhood decorations.
GarIands were made at Neigh
borhood House, another Red
Feather agency in the district, by
Is women and girls who gave
freely of their time. Members Of
the Why Grow Old Club Of Neigh
borhood House and girls belong
ing to a teen-age group which
meets at the Japanese Methodist
Church were included in the
group of garland-makers. The
red bows were made at the Jun
Tor Council meeting earlier in the
month.
The committee responsible for
the project included Mrs. B. W.
Lockett. chairman; Walter Rut-
ley. seichi Hara and Takashi
Hori.
A Christmas party, q visit from
Santa Claus, songs. games, enter
tainment, and, OF course. Christ
mas treat! That's what's in store
for every youngster In the Jack
son Street community the day
before Christmas. when four neigh
borhood centers will hold their
annual Christmas parties.
The Nichiren Church, 1912 Wei
Ter: Collins Fieldhouse, 18th and
Main; Neighborhood House, sO4
18th Ave. &c.. and Yesler Terrace
Community Center will play hosts
to the children. All parties viii
be held on Friday afternoon, De
cember "a. from 2 to 4 pm.
Plans for the parties have been
under way for weeks. Each center
is gaily decorated. and entertain
ers have been busy rehearsing
for a long time. The climax Of
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Summer Furniture

I ORIG. $40 SaIterini Wrought
Iron choise. Cotton striped pod.
Floor sorpIe 84.95
I Orig. SOS SoIterini Wrought
Iron Sofo-innerspring cushions
in chortreu.e cotton
I Orig. SOS SoIterini Wrought
Iron chair- chortreuse cotton
cushion to notch sofo---54.95
I Orig. SIS SoIterini Wrought
Iron Choir-white with green
cotton cushion. Floor sonple,
54.e5
I oris. s7z soIterini Wrought
Iron coektoil Tsbie-l8x30-in.
Down finish. Floor somple. 1875
! ois. $3.50 soItefini ster
Bronze coekteiI Toble-Rust-
proof. 3ox36-in.
/ ORIG. 6o.95 Restan Seefionoi
pieces-Tuxedo style. Chortreuse
and cocoa cotton Innersprines.
/ or;s. sl5s z-Pe. Sofa 8 Choir
Set FloroI cotton. lnnerspr'no
cushions. Floor sonnple- 1885
/ ORIG. SIS Rsttsn Nest OF
Tobles-FIoor sonpIe --44.99
l oris. S3I Roffen End 1eble--
Floor sompIe z4.S5
; Orig. 1895 Rsttsn Cefses
Tabjes-Round. 36-in. diometer,
1895
Ssmmsr Furniture,
Third Floor, The Hscht CO.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
U. 5. Lays Reich Split
To Reds in Rejecting
Protest by Poland
By Gornett D. Homer

The United States insisted today
that Russia and not this country is
to blame for the "deplorable division
OF Europe and Germany"
This was emphasized in formal
note rejecting Polish protest
against the Western powers plans
to set up a separate provisional
government in Western Germany
and rehabilitate it's economy.
Poland had complained of the split
and contended that all German
problems should be handled only
through agreement of the United
States, Britain and France with
Russia.
In a reply made public late yes
terday, Undersecretary of State
Lovett said the division Of Europe
and Germany sis not of our making
and certainly not in accordance with
our wishes" but resulted from Rus
sia's "intransigeant attitude"
He reminded the Poles that up to
last March Russia had vetoed agreed
decisions of the other three powers
in the Allied Control Council in
Berlin SO times-nearly three times
the combined vetoes of the Amer
leans, British and French-and had
refused to agree to long-term
German disarmament treaty.
1T seems to me-" Mr.. Lovett
wrote Polish Ambassador Jozef
Winiewicz, that your protest
against the failure to utilize quad
ripartite consultative machinery
should more appropriately be ad-
dressed to the occupying power re-
sponsible for the present deplor-
able division of Europe and Ger
many"
Mr.. Lovett added that concen-
tration of American efforts toward
European rehabilitation on the pro-
gram for Western Europe, including
Western Germany, sis direct re-
suit of the failure of the other
countries of Europe at the instiga-
tion of the Soviet Union to join in
a common program looking toward
the bilitation of all Europe"
Poland had complained that the
interests of herself and certain other
countries who suffered most from
German aggression were not suffi-
ciently taken into account by the
program planned for Western Ger
many. Mr.. Lovett said such COM
plant should not be addressed to
the United States Government but
to the government primarily re-
sponsible for preventing these coun-
tries from cooperating in the gen.
eral recovery program for Europe"
The Polish protest was filed June
49, Mr.. Lovetts reply was delivered
to Ambassador Winiewicz Tuesday.
Britain rejected a similar protest.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
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To get real relief you must increase
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to Q non-orgsnic stomach distur bance.
This Is due to the SSS Tonic formula
which contains special and potent actl.
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Also. SSS Tonic helps build-up non.
organic, weak. watery blood in nutrt.
tional anemia-so with q good dow OF
this gastric digestive Juice. plus rich red.
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feel better. work better, play better.
Avoid Furnishing yourself with over.
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Millions Of bottles sold. Get bottle OF
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Evening star., 1948-07-08
Girls Wear.

SITBS cut
80 Orig. 500 to e.os Girls
White Dresses in dotted Swiss,
royon Bembere' or royon erepes
with Ioee and embroidery trim.
Sizes 7 to lO---3.49
80 Orig. 7.ss Girls White
Dresses in sheer royons or royon
crepes with loce or embroidery
trim. Sizes 7 to l0----4.S9
8 Orig. 1899 TO 1899 Girls
Fine White Dresses in dotted
Swiss or sheer royons. Sizes J
to 10 -------5.49
40 Orig. 4.ss to 500 Girls
chubbie Dresses in cotton prints.
Broken sizes 8Iz to l4h years,
2.4e
80 Orig. 800 to 500 Girls Cot
ton Wosh Dresses in broken sizes
II Orig. 500 to s.ss Girls Sub
teen Dresses in solids and print
cottons and spun royons. Broken
SiZcS ~ ~ ~ Ss7>
2S Orig. 3.s9 Girls Cotton Wosh
Skirts in prints and solid colors.
Broken sizes 7 to l4-2.48
"a Orig. z.99 Girls Cotton Skirts
in pIoids and prints. Broken
sizes 7 to l4--------l.4S
se Orig. l.ss to 2.2s Girls
Rumbo BIouses in sheer lawn ond
broodclothes with peasant en-
broidery ond rick-rock trim in
contrasting eoIors. Sizes 7 to
"a Orig. z.se Girls Woven Pioid
Sport Shirts. Sizes 10 to Ia, 2.4S
36 Orig. 500 Girls Cotton Cob
erdine Shorts in broken sizes 7
70 Res. U. $. Pat. on. ~'''
Pigtaiis' Shop, Second Floor.
The Heckf Co., Washington
= 100 Orig. l.e5 to 4.e5
Teen Hats
100
Loroe selection Of styles In
strows, pique. royon foiIles, and
teIts in white. postels and dark
coIors.
Teen Circle, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washingfon
Az Originally 100
InitioIed Key Rings
Gold colored metoI choins for
keys, cleorIy marked wifi, your
17o Originally Las cedor Chests
Of Stationery, equipped with lock,
and key 79e
100 Originally 4ee Woxed Poper
Rolls, us feet et-----lee
3 Originally 1900 Leother
Writing coses --------7.5o
z Originally 500 Book Ends,
heovy weighted; decorative, $50
800 Originally 25e Paper Towel
Rolls, absorbent for Soc
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washinefos
Curtoins
ia Orig. 4.ss RuffIed Cotton
Mesh curtoins-84-in. wide to
the poir, 78-in. long, EeeshelI
with colored ruffIes, Pr.----$1
$50 Orig. 2.ss RuffIed Pebble
Dot Curtoins-66-in. wide to
the pair, e3-72-in. lengths.
Curtains, Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Komewores
8 Orig. 2.s5 Metoi WolI Pro-
teetors to use behind stove,
enomeIed eSe
s ORIG. 1875 and s.45 All MetoI
Ironing Boords, 54-in., demon
strotors s------4.e5
z Orig. s.s5 Seed spreaders. 20
in, wide -----------Z.S5
Z Orig. 1880 Outdoor Barbecue
GriIIs, teo woeon type --24.95
l Orig. $500 Outdoor Grill,
double ovens and cooking sur
face -----29.95
! Orig. 1925 Outdoor Grill. on
wheels, os is -----------5.So
3 Orig. 500 Lawn sprinklers
adjustable up to Soft. ronge,
3.9S
10 Orig. 3.75 Lewn sprink!er.
1873
3 Orig. 500 Lawn sprinkIers.
Homewmes, Sepenth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
! Toys
| 80 Orig. 100 Set Of 4
| Books, large Illustrations,
| 3ss
| 10 Orig. I.5o WhirI-Wins
| Kites, to be put together
| 100
| 40 Orig. z.ss Poeketbook
/ Dolls ------.-I.os
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Traditional Occasional
Furniture

! Orig. 5s.s5 puneon Phyfs
DropIeof TobIe. Mahogany ve-
neers and hardwood. Floor
sample. Sold os is---ls.s5
l Orig. 1895 Oval coektoil
TobIe. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood. Floor sompIe 14.95
I Orig. 1895 Nest Of TobIes.
Gold-tooIed leather tops. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
1926
I Orig. l4.s5 Gloss Top Cock
toll Table. Mahogany finished
qumwood. Floor sompIe -1o.s5
/ Orig. 1895 one-sheIf LomP
Toble. Mahogany finished gum
z Orig. 1895 Gloss Top Cock
toll TobIes. Mahogany veneers
and hardwood d------29.95
l Orig. 1886 Pembroke Tobfe.
With one drawer. Maple fin
ished hardwood ----l9.95
3 Orig. 1895 Revolving Cock
toll TobIes. Solid maple 1895
z Orig. 1895 Drum Tobles.
Gold -tooIed Leather top. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
1926
Z Orig. 1895 End Bookcases.
One right end, ! left end. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood.
Floor sompIes. sold os is--le.s5
10 Orig. l6.s5 Duneon Phyfe
Drum TobIes. Mahogany We
neers and hardwood -----1s.e5
7 Orig. 1895 .KneehoIe Desks.
22x44-in. top, z double file
drawers. Mahogany veneers and
) oris. 5s.s5 Lomp TobIes.
GoId-tooIed red Leather tops.
Mahogany veneers and hord-
I IS Orig. 1875 to 1895 Arm
choirs. Mahogany finished gum
wood fromes. Scots Of blue or
wine royon domosk----lo.95
IS Orig. 24.s5 commode End
TobIes. z drawers s----l4.95
! Orig. l34.95 CeIIarette. With
glassware. Mahogany veneers ond
bordwood 1855
I Orig. 1895 curio Woll Rack.
Maple finished eur1wood 1925
Occasional Furniture, Sth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Bedroom & Dining Room Furniture


ORG 77s5 Night Tobles mahogany and hord
Yeoo o zs5 1edono Night Tobe mahogany veneers
os 1895 Tfedona veny ohooony and hord
0''' ']"1~-.. s''' .''''s - - -, ,o...o,a ssss g g
20 org "a IS Double
Orig 1926 Double Beds. solid mope ;as %
Orig Twn-sze Beds eodovon mahogany veneers and hod
Orig 1000 cho woout finished eu"wo0d vine
oa SIS Modem Chests, wonut hardwood
e5 Modern Night 1obes hardwood 1926
ORG vany Benches woInu vneers and hardwood
Orig $50 LINED Beds. modern 1925
] ORG 500 Lined ook Modern Chest IS 90 90
! Orig 1895 Modern vonity Bench. lined edook-----!os5 ook-
Orig 1925 Night Iab wonut xeneeIs Gnd
org $40 beoched mahogany and hor
Orig 5995 beoehed mahogany veneers ood nd
os 5ss5 Modem Beds twin SIZE boehed mohoaony
ucGmU o;o y IS NOBLE Night
Z Orig. SIS Chest st-on-chest. solid 90
V os' G"' ses Sold Mapis vsnies
Orig 1895 TrodtonaI Night Tobes mahogany veneers and a %
Orig 1895 Trodiono SIZE ohoeny ond hod
Orig se5 Trodiono ooeony and hardwood sss5
Orig Dresser ohoeony and
4495 Modern Night Tobe codovon ooeon~ od md
os 1895 Modem Double Beds ond
4 Orig $50 vonite. woInut and hardwood 90 90
10 o von, Benches. wonut and
Orig se5 cresobes wonut yeneers and hardwood oe
org AS Side chairs yellow
oHs So DINING Servers wonut venees and
Orig ss5 choi brown oo red simulated leather upholstery
Orig 74s5 and hordwood
Orig Sis Dresser woInut and hardwood
10 oris. $50 Side choi':. rose covers - ss
sedsoem and Dining Furniture Fourth Floor, The HeeA Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Speciol Purchase!
EvereIoze Chintz
yd. 79c

Cornotion pattern on white
around. 36" wide.
Seconds, EversIoze Chintz. Rose,
red and blue fIoroIs on white
grounds. 48" wide, yd.--- Sse
40 Orig. 59e Cushion Dot Cot
ron RuffIins for voIonees. in rose
and gold, yord -----5e
IS Orig. 5.ss Dining Room Seat
Sets Of six, in wine, blue and
natural I---------set set, 1898
9 Orig. 1898 Reody Made Studio
Covers in pictorial pattern on
white grounds. Red and white,
1925
IS Orig. 3.ss Belgium Home
spun in rust background with an
oIIover Ieof pottern. 48" wide,
1.39
I Orig. 1923 cedor Chest. mo-.
hooony veneers 'ond hardwood
with "a" cedar interior. Floor
sompIe --------------Zs.Ss
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Cabinet Formed in Chile

SANTIAGO, Chile, July 8 (R.-
President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
formed a new cabinet yesterday. The
political maneuver apparently was
designed to gain more support in
the Chilean Congress for the Pres
ident's legislative program.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Clearance Of
Lomps

s Orig. 1895 FIoroI De-
eoroted Chino TobIe Lomps
with royon shade 1873
7 Orig. 1895 Ivory and
Gold China Toble Lomps
with royon shade --l6.95
9 Orig. 1895 Cut Gloss
TobIe Lamps, metal mount
inos, royon shade. 1926
Z Orig. 34.e5 Pennsylvania
Dutch hond-pointed Jugs,
royon shade e-----16.95
4 Orig. 1895 Floral De-
sign Apotheeory Jugs,
handmade royon shode,
l4.s5
10 Orig. 5.s5 Small Pottery
Lomps with paper shades
ass
7 Orig. 4.4s smoII Pottery
Lomps with paper shades.
2.s9
20 Orig. ss.s5 ItoIion
Imported Lomps, hond-
made, bose only --14.s5
20 Oria. 1895 ItoIion
Imported Lamps, hond-
mode, bose only S.95
z Orig. 22.s5 Pottery
TobIe Lamps, poper shade,
os is -------S.so
l Orig. 1926 Chino TobIe
Lomp, with royon shode,
7.s5
I Orig. 7.s5 Chino Table
Lomp with royon shode.
Z Orig. 1876 Reflector
Bross Lamps with paper
shade -------10.95
I Orig. 34.95 Metal Re-
Heetor Lamp with Paper
Shade -----l9.95
l Orig. 1925 Chino Tobls
Lomp with royon shode.
S.76
Lamps, Fifth Floor,
TIL H..Lk o.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
OFN' O@@
EXTENSION
CONSOLE TABLES
6o.o5

Serpentine fronts 3 extra
Ieoves- Opens to seat 10 COM
fortobN.
II Orig. 1895 Modern coektaii
TobIes. Wheat finish hardwood,
12.95
10 Orig. 34.s5 Modern lomp and
End TobIes. Bisque finished
birch - 24.95
I Orig. 1895 kneehose Desk.
Lined oak $58
I Orig. 1925 Three-Door Cob
met. Lined ook----99.95
Modern Occasional Furniture,
III Floor, The Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
THE HECHT Co. CLEARANCE
q Onv-Beonnnq Fday $50 AM No Mail Phone COD Orc
Droperies and Spreads

Droperies and SpFeods
z Orig. 3.s5 Reyon Plaid shem..
rose t.SS
7 Orig. 7.5o Quilted FIeroi chintz
Pillow Shoms ms----------Z.50 :
5 Orig. 7.s5 Quilted Reyon setin
Pillow Shams, eeesheII I----3.95
s Orig. 7.95 Discontinued Botes
Dreperies, rose and blue. pr.
3.s5
I Orig. 7.s5 Chenille Dressing
TobIe Skirt, cherry red 3.e5
Orig. e.ss Red Ginshom Vonity
! Orig. 8.95 GIosheen Droperies,
pr. 4.s5
Z Orig e.s5 Reyon and Cotton
z Orig. s.s5 Royon sotin vonity
Skirts, eeesheIl -4.s5
3 Orig. 2z.s5 Ginshem and
Corduroy vonity Skirts $50
! Orig. 7.e5 Goblin Croft vanity
Skirt. oquo 4.s5
I Orig. 1875 Striped chintz
Blue Dust RuffIe -----4.95
5 Orig. 1913 Royon Taffeto
Lined Droperies. 2s4 yds,, pr,
! Orig. 1875 Green Royon setin
Droperies, soteen lined 5.95
! Orig. 7.s5 Red Ginshom Vonity
l Orig. 1895 Green einshem
Droperies -----. $50
4 Orig. 1876 Royon sotin von-
ity Skirts, 3. green, rose $50
z Orig. 1875 Reyon Pleid
Droperies 6.95
AZ Orig. 1925 MuItieoIor
Chenille Spreads ----7.s9
II Orig l4.e5 Chenille Droperies,
blue and yellow ------8.95
! Orig. 34.95 Rose Royon Tot
feto Spreod, single size = 1926
8 Orig. 1875 FIoroI chintz
Droperies ries--------pr. S.95
Draberies and Spreads, Sixth
Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Modern Sofas
1895

Three style in red, green,
chortreuse mohoir chenille.
Orig. 1895 Lounge Choir to
Notch ---es.s5
4 Orig. 1925 Arm Chairs. Vel
low and red floral print---28.s8
3 Orig. 54.95 Arm choirs. Black
locquer fromes, yellow P'oste
scots ----39.95
! Orig. 1895 Curved Section.
Grey floroI print with green out
side 6s.95
I Orig. 1885 California But
ton-Tufted Loveseot. American
Beouty wool boucIe e--l59.s5
! Orig. 1895 Two-Pe. Sec
tionol Soto. Chortreuse-ond-
black modern fIoroI print.
I Orig. 1880 Two-Pe. Sec
tionoI Soto. High arms, blue
floral print SSS
! Orig. l5s.s5 Three-Pe. Sec
tionoI Soto. Red wool frieze,
5 Orig. 1895 ArmIess Chairs.
Rose cotton topesty-----24.S8
! Orig. 1895 Plastic Wins
Choir, yellow -eS.s5
Modern Living Room Furniture,
4th Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Clearance OF
Summer Rugs

20 oris.<3.5o Rush ovols 27x54-
$ Orig. 1875 Drussets 3xo-ft:.
6.s5
, Orig. z4.ss coir Ye'n RUGS.
10 oris. 1895 and s4.ss Drug
aets. 4x6, 6xo it.,
e.e5 and I4.s5
Is Orig. 1926 and 26.s5 Rush
Oval Rugs. oxo. 8xl0 it.,
1875 and 1926
!, ORIG. 1870 Rush Square Rugs.
1926
8 Orig. 1926 coir Yarn Rus:
II Org. es.s5 coH Yorn Rugs.
lOxlo-ft. ----24.S5
SO Orig. 54.s5 TO 1895 Drug
aets. 8xlO, exl2, exl5 #,
24.95 70 1926
500 Orig. 35e Rush Squares, 1se
Summer Rags, Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

Upholstery, Sirth Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

The River Rhone, outlet for Lake
Geneva, drops $50 feet in the first
80 miles.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Girl Scout
Euuipment

s. Orig. 35e offieioI Girl
Scout PIostie Roin Scarves,
pink. blue. yellow or white,
l9e
u Orig. $50 Girl Scout
Bethins suits-Aauo vel
our in sizes 8 and 10.
Discontinued style 2.i9
Scout Shop, 3rd Floor,
Evening star., 1948-07-08
18 Sofa-Bed Suites
1895

Solid maple sofo bed up
hoIstered in ploid textured
cotton tapestry opens
to sleep two. Red, green.
blue combinations. Chair
to match.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Washington Park Results
By the Associated Press
no rn,

ing; S-year-olds and upward; 8 turlongs;
Hsh Shine e. lArearer Teire1. 400 ss" s" 60
BolS E,n1s Pat 6 1Sfarloeb ]. $50
a.s Aso .es ranysdna let cs4er rh Mss
SECOND RAcE-Purse, S2,5O0.' claim
Rousine Night VIDE, 1920 ,7.400 55do
sts Static Asaassa chaser 'aseaer 'ssorenskD ' $50
Also rsnI;P,etEifed ;I,s Tony .,.l. Leo, French
' Daily double paid s4s.so.
THIRD 500; claiming; g.
s ass nl,s Agnes .RT90ks' 1870 sscc 4so 90
Infraganti 1skoronskD $40
AIS. AiSo ran@PadraE' Fate Enchanting
FOURTH FAcE-Purse, s2 $500; claim
'z ssasyihsSsT ssT,S sE@5,h, so sSSSS sSS SSSSS
Cap Rock. fBatchellor) $40
Also ,snMastsE Brown s12 DANG s,3ns 2nf
FIFTH .RAcE-Purse, s2,5oo; claiming;
snGasE5.s sgsI ebsn Wssns 1sts1sn9k $3.50 1898 So sS
Fitsssnth Tsm. !, eEgssschellor' p 500
Also ran-Jay Forst, Curtain Bow, Phil
Town. Choppy Sea and Sunnip.
SIXTH RACE-Purce $4,000; allow
ances; 3.year-olds and upward; IL miles,
Wickers Wish CWdh'el 1900 1I.2o $50
Riot tSmith) $50 Asa
Equate (Westrope) 800
Time. 1:43zs.
Also ran-Preserve, Boden's Pal, Frere
Jacques and Over Night.
SEVENTH RACE-The American Derby;
Purse, 100000 added; 3-year-olds; "a
miles.
a Citat tion (Arcaro} 2.20 out out
a Free America tPierson) out out
Volcanic tPeteSson) out
Time. 2:01as.
Also ran-Reborn and Papa Rebdird.
Calumet Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; l fe miles:
Tri Step tParnelD 1900 500 500
Puddle Jumper tChestnutl 500 4s0
Reighs Comet o tJemasl 700
Time, 50ls.
Also ran-Scoteh Secret. Boat Man. Late
Thread, Ny Star, Leamour.
NINTH RACE-Purse, So 500: claiming:
3-year-olds and upward; la miles Ton the
Roy Jay fRivers, 7.60 40 $40
Shut Eye Smith 7.20 $50
Miss Pebble fBatcheiIor) 3.s0
Time. 2:327s.
1usybea and Leonida&.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
60-Print Collection
Of Jean Elwell Is
Exhibit of the Month

The one-man pictorial exhibit Of
the month at the Smithsonian In
stitution is a 6O-print collection of
photographs by Mrs. Jean Elwell
of Detroit, Mich, who Is rated by
the American Annual of Photog-
raphy as one of the three most pro-
life exhibitors in this country.
The Elwell exhibit is noteworthy
for the versatility of the artist,
whose material covers a wide range
of subject matter. Of particular
interest are q number of photo
montages which indicate a thor
ough understanding of darkroom
and composition techniques. The
show also includes some excellent
figure studies, portraits, still-life
shots, landscapes and other forms
of pictorial photography that do
not often fall within the mastery
of one person. During the previous
year Mrs. Elwell had 212 accept
ances by the 81 salons in which her
pictures were entered. The show
is a well-rounded collection Of her
best work.
The exhibit will be on display at
the Northwest Gallery of the Arts
and Industries Building, Ninth
street at Jefferson drive SW., Sum
days and weekdays from to 430
n m
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Portrait Glasses
Resume Tomorrow

The first portrait class of the fall
season will be held by members of
the National Photographic Society
tomorrow evening at s:15 o'clock
in the home studio Of DR.. Sidney S.
Jaffe, 407 Dorset avenue, Somerset,
Md. Plans will be made for por-
trait classes for both beginners and
advanced students. All interested
amateurs are invited.
Bi-monthly meetings of the color
and monochrome divisions will be
resumed in September with the
black and white unit meeting the
second Wednesday in the month
followed by the color meeting the
third Wednesday. Both groups will
convene In the Natural History
Building of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. Tenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue,
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PHcci, Pin Star of '3Os, Named
MANAGER of PetWorth Alleys

Joe Pricci, one of the Districts
top bowlers for IS years, has been
made manager of Petworth alleys,
1t was announced yesterday.
Pricci, who has been in the real
estate business for the last few
years, was named to the post by
Mrs. Mary Graves, whose husband,
Vernon Graves, owner and manager,
died some months ago.
Oldtimers will recall Priccis feats
of the early 3os when he was set
ting a dizzy pace along with such
local aces as Astor Clarke, Make
Rosenberg, Joe Harrison and Eddie
Espey. 1t was in 1882 that Pricci
at the old Recreation alleys set
world mark of 497 for three games.
A former captain of the Occi-
dental team in District League,
Pricci was a member of the Lucky
Strike BARRIERS team of National
Capital which during the 1933-34
season established a world high
team game average of SOB for l02
games. Other teammates of that
era were Bill Krauss, Charles Wat
son, Johnny Anderson and Espey.
Nor has Pricci's bowling pace
slowed down. Only last winter he