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1OO% Score in Court Clears
Man Who FIunked Driver Test

judge he had intended no fraud.
He said he met a man outside the
test room who not only filled out
the information blanks on his sec
ond test paper, but asked him the
questions and filled in the answers
as Dorch gave them. This paper
he rendered the examiner.
Judge Kronheim agreed that
Mr.. Snow had grounds to believe
something irregular was afoot.
But to settle the question of
Dorch's good faith, he obtained
the perfect test paper and read
the dozen-or-so questions to the
defendant where he stood at the
counsel bench. Dorch answered
each unhesitatingly and correctly.
Your 100 per cent convinces me
you are not guilty of the offense
charged" declared Judge Kron-
helm.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
County Realty Tax Bills
To Be Mailed by Sept. 30

Montgomery County officials
said yesterday they hope to have
all real estate tax bills mailed be-
fore the September 80 deadline.
: Notices already have been sent
to residents of most of Bethesda
and almost all the rural areas,
with the exception of Rockville
Gaithersburg, Potomac and Olney.
Next week, bills will go to tax
payers in the Silver Spring, Ia
koma Park and Colesville areas.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Louis Dorch, 81, may have
flunked his drivers exam at head
quarters, but when Judge Milton
S. Kronheim, jr., gave it to him
from the Traffic Court bench yes
terday the aspirant came through
with such flying colors that he won
acquittal on a charge Of obtaining
a permit by Misrepresentation.
Dorch, colored, of the HOO block
of Tenth street NV, was ar
rested on the charge because OF
the suspicious Of the regular
examiner, j. E. Snow.
Mr.. Snow reported that, when
the defendant took his first test
for a drivers permit Friday morn
ing, he made a miserable mark Of
4325. Later the same day, Dorch
handed in a second test paper on
which all the questions were
answered correctly.
Mr.. Snow said he grew d0ubly
suspicious when he noted the
handwriting on the second test
paper differed from that on the
first, so he summoned police.
Dorch, however, explained to the
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Sideline Topics

Shewo Kawrye isalty) thought for to-
day: never underestimate your opponent, never
overestimate yourself, and never forget = be
good sport, play fair we told you so dep
artment-Lotus Sanghas of Seattle captured the
n w Buddhist convention basketball tournament
championship in Spokane last weekend it
will take something ave- some like atom bomb
to shake China Import Export out of the SNGBO
(Seattle Nisei Girls Bowling Organization title
running local fans and players who observed
the fine handling of the Nisei basketball leagues
should give Henry Yorozu the director, deserv-
ing thrmp OH the back for job, well done
two Matsuis-Everett in the mems and Aiko in the
women's-are setting the pace as "Big Ten" lead
ers in the Spokane kegling world our vote for
the best cage comeback of the 49, 40 season.
Bill Beach's Comets staggered through the first
round but returned strong to win the second round
and wind up runner-up in the Glass circuit
it's good thing Bill Tanaka and Jim Kuranishl
brought home some dough from the national Nlsel
bowling tournament in Salt Lake City; otherwise,
the Seattle tenpin stock would have dropped to
zero
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IN W. TIMES, LOTUS, TODAS, INDEPENDENT ADVANCE
TO SENlI-FINAIS IN RISSHO TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY

Defending championship N. w
Times, Lotus One, Toda'S Three and
Independent One have advanced to
the semi finals in the mems division
of the second annual table tennis
tournament sponsored by the Ris-
sho YBA in the Nichiren Buddhist
church hall.
N w Times will tackle Lotus One
at 8 pm. next Monday. March IA,
in one of the semi-fina battles.
Toda's Three, a formidable outfit
comprised of Roosevelt Chinn. Dick
Hirabayashi and David Williams.
will take on Independent No. in
the other semi-final match at 9 pm.
The winners of the semi finals
will play for the championship on
Tuesday night March is.
The girls championship match
will precede the mems semi-finals.
MONDAY. March I
TOda's Three 6. use o
Dave Williams (Toda's) beat Shie
Kawahara (JSC) 2l-l1. 2l-l8:
Roosevelt Chinn CToda'9 beat Shie
rsda GSC) 2l-15 GLIB: Dick Hi
abayashi CTodas) beat Art Yoshi-
1ka (JSC) Clip. 2l-l6.
Hirabayashi CToda's) beat Tada
fJSC) 21-l1. 2l-16: Chinn CToda's)
beat Kawahara JSC) 21-15. 1926.
21-11; Williams fToda's) beat Yc-
shioka JSC) 1921. 2l-l4. 21-I4
Independent No. One S, Toda's Two
Toki Mizuki independently beat
Tad Kono (Tods's) PIG. 21-l8:
Jack Shiota Gndependen) beat
Jimmy Matsuoka CToda's) Gill.
1921. 1921; Mob Furamoto (Toda's)
beat Shobo Ideta independent
sal. 21-17 21-17.
Ideta independently beat Matsu-
Okla (Toda's) 24-22. 21-17: Shiota
independently beat Kono CToda's)
1920. 1923; Mizuki independently
beat Furamoto (Toda's) 21-17. 21-14.
Rissho YBA Z, Rissho Rockets One 2
Frank Fukeda Rockets) beat Jim
Akutsu (YBA) 1921. 21-19. 21-16;
Nobi Kawada CYBA) beat Johnny
Kitayama Rockets) 21-17 21-10:
Row Omoto CYBA beat George
Fukeda Rockets) 1921, 21-16. 21-18.
Akutsu CYBA) beat Kitayama
tR) 21-10, 21-19; F. Fukeda Crock
cts, beat Omoto CYBA) 21-19. 21-17:
Kawadq CYBA beat G. Fukeda
fRockets) 21-11, 21-7.
Kawada CYBA) beat p. Fukeda
(Rockets> 11-21. 21-1s 21-19; Aku-
tsu (YBA beat G. Fukeda Crock
ets) 21-12. 21-10: Omoto CYBA)
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Pafronize YOur Advertisers
In The Northwest Times.
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, Iwata (Oda's) 21-11, 21-10; Henry
Shibuya (RocketS) beat Rev. Oda
(Odas) 21-15. 1921. 21-12
Shibuya Rockets beat Iwata
(Odas) 2l-s. 2l-11; Hayashi Rock
ets) beat Rev Oda oOda'sJ 2l-15,
21-l3: Ozawa CRocketsl beat F. Flu
keda (Oda's) 21-19, 1921. 21-10.
Lotus One 5, Adrians
Mas Kuramoto 0otus) beat Karl
roSaya CAdrians) 21-15. 21-l3; Mas
Kojima Gotus) beat Chuck Kino-
shita (Adrians) 2l-l6. 2l-9: Nobs
Akada Lotus) beat Hiromu Kurose
CAdrians) 21-5, 21-5.
Kojima Lotus) beat Kurose CAd-
rians alt 2l-5: Akada Dotus)
beat Tosaya (Adriansl 2l-l4. 21-15;
Kuramoto Gotus) beat Kinoshita
CAdrians) 2l-19 21-17
Toda One 5. Lotus Two 0 ION forfeitD
NV Times 6. Lotus Three 0
Sab Tsuboi INV. Timesl beat
Tsao Nishimura 6otus) 2l-19, 81
10; Nobi Suyama INV Tines
beat Shig Akaoa Botus) 21-16, 81
II; Mas Muramoto IN. w. Tines
beat TR. Goto Dotus) GLIB. 21-14
TSuboi INV. Times beat Akada
Lotus) 21-18. 1923; Suyama INV
Times) beat Goto uotus) 21-14
21-l4 Muramoto CNW. Tines beat
Nishimura Gotus) 1921, 21-s. 21-8
THURSDAY. March 10
Lotus One 6. Rockets 2
Mas Kojima CD beat Sweeney
Hayashi (R) Gill. 21-11; NobS
Akada D) beat George Ozawa CFa)
21-11, 21-18; Henry Shibuva C7)
beat Koichi Suto Cd 21-12. 1920
Ozawa CR) beat Suto CD 21-9
21-10; Kojima Cd beat Shibuya
fR) 21-14. 2l9: Akada CD beat
Hayashi (Rl 21-1O. 21-10.
Akada Ll beat Shibuya CR) 81
IT 21-16: Suto 0) beat Havashi
(R) 1923 24-22: Koiima n) beat
Ozawa CR) 21-14 1921, 1920
N. w. Times G. TOda One 0
Mas Muramoto IN. w TimeS>
heat Eddie NaRai CToda's) 21-13.
1921; Sab Tsuboi (NW Times)
beat Ken Teramoto (Toda's) 21-17.
21-16: Nobi Savanna IN w Times)
beat Tats Furugori (Toda's) 21-1a,
21-18
Muramoto IN w. Tines beat
Teramoto cToda's) 21-18. 21-11.
Tsuboi IN. w. Times) beat F1rigori
CToda's) 1871. 21-17. 21-14; Suvnma
IN w Times) beat Nagai cToda's)
/ pip 21-13.
Toda Thrnr q. Rissho YRA O
Roosevelt Chinn CTodq's) beat
Roy Onoto CRisshol 21-fe pit;
David Williams eTodes> beat Nobi
Kawata GRissho) 21-9. 21-13: Dick
Hirabavashi CToda's) beat Jim Aku-
tsu tRissho) 21-t1. 21-9.
Hirabavashi cToda's) beat Omoto
fRissho) 21-4 Pip: Chinn cToda's)
beat Kawata G2issho> Pill. pit:
Williams (Todn's) beat Akutsu (Ris-
sho) 21-14. Pip.
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TUESDAY. March 8
StarletteS 5, Bellami

1OESDA1, MARCH .
Starlettes 5, Bellami
Jean Full (Sl beat Toni Yoshi-
Okla OBJ 1921. 2l-l5. 2l-18; Yone
Kanda OBJ beat Irene Full Isl
21-l7, 21-13; Miyo Endo Isl beat
Irene YoShimra tB) 21-l9. Pill.
NJ. Endo (S) beat T. Yoshioka OBJ
ll-l9. 9-21. 2l-l9: j. Fujii Isl beat
Y Kanda OBJ 21-13, 21-17 I. Fujii
81 beat I. Yoshimura OBJ 2l-S,
21-9.
Baptist 5. Independent Two l
Mary Okazaki (Baptist beat Kay
Xitayama independently 21-9. 2l-8:
fossil Nakamura CBaptist beat
Mazda Ikeda independently 21-10.
Nip; Mich Inouye (BaptisD beat
rae Tsubota independently 2l-6.
}1-9.
M Okazaki Baptist beat NJ.
'keda independently 1921, 21-17,
ll-12; T Nakamura (Baptisb beat
T. Tsubota independently 2l-15.
2l-l6; K. Kitayama independently
beat M Inouye (Baptist 2l-9, 21-l5
Independent One s. Lotus
Amy Seko Gotus) beat Fudge
Sakanashi independently 21-17. 81
10; Mary Morimoto Independent
beat Marian Kono Dotusl 21-8.
21-15; TAX Koiima independently
beat Suzie Shimizu Gotus) 21-12.
21-16
F. Sakanashi independent beat
s. Shimizu Gotus) 21-15. 21-12:
M Morimoto Independently beat A.
Seko Gotus) 21-18, 21-19; t Ko-
lima Independently beat NJ Kono
Gotus) Pills. 21-10
WEDNESDAY. March .
Rockets Two 5. Oda's 1
F. Fukeda (Oda's) beat Sweeney
Hayashi (Rockets) 21-14, 21-18:
George Ozawa (Rockets) beat Harry
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HattOri'S Bounce
Back to Top
CITY MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS
las Of March III

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Toki Mizuki. 7th Ave.
Service. 225; Yosh Harada, w. C.
Printing, 225.
Series-Kenny Arita. Richards
ewelry, $50.
Hattori Realty bounced back to
'irst in the City Merchants league
Thursday night by snatching a 40
victory over Jackson Grocery in
Main Bowl. Fred Suto was respon-
sible for the realtors triumph as
he rolled $50 SERIES
Seventh Ave. Service repulsed
Tad's Gardening, 81, to sneak into
second spot in the standings. The
auto fixers' Toki Mizuki had a fine
night, hitting 566 which included
225.
In the meantime, West Coast
Printing, which was leading the
pack up to Thursday night. took a
terrible 40 pasting from o. K. Cafe.
The loss dropped the printers to
fifth place.
Kashiwagi's downed Richards
Jewelrv 81, but the feature was
substitute Kenny Arita's $50 series
for the vanquished.
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beat Kitayama Rockets, 2l-lS. 81.
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n'o~ Ton Girls
IN Coco rps

The Three Us girls bowling team
of Portland will meet Over the Ton
Beverage of Seattle at 2:30 pm.
this Sunday, March 10. in Main
Bowl.
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Aloha from Hawaii's G. orge Ishihara

George lshlhara manager of Charleys Arcade
(1awa Nisei All-Stars), sent us special delivery,
air mail, letter from Honolulu the other day.
explaining how his am advanced to the champ
lonsllip round robin series of the Honolulu Senior
Amateur Basketball league. Ishihara's boys are
IN the thick of the fight for the title in the seri,
which is under way at ths writing.
The friendly Hawaiian Nisci. who rates as the
most active publicity ag MT we've encountered in
long time wants his Seattle fans and friends to
know that they have added ha-o-lc, who stands
g. ~, and two Hawaiian to give the squad some
height
And he continues Butch Shinomura, Tets
Odo, Gunner Suhda AMI Ray Oyama are going
great guns in this league .Shimomura, Odo
and Slmida landed TN til all-star team Ri
chard Asato and Tad Tlzawa with bum ankles
haven't been playing much :"
At lshihala request the best aloha to Aub-
Fey Funai, Chuck Aramak Mrs. Alice Sakura,
Shire Kashno and Haru Satake.
Say, fellows and girls, how about dropping
few lines IT, Ishihara ard his gang?
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Everyone wishing to participate
in the mixed doubles even, of the
second annual table tennis tourn-
ameni sponsored by the Rissho
YBA, is asked to contact either
Jim Akutsu or the Rev. b. Oda
at the Nichiren Buddhist church
at once.
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Y. KITAYAMA,
TANAkAPOST
500 SERIES
SNGBO STANDINGS
las of March III

1yOhhO LACIi Od1c DO II
New Chinatown 80 70
NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Sue Lew, Over the Top,
1873.
Series-Yo Kitayama. Over the
op, SID.
Only two five hundred series were
hit in the SNGBO Seattle Mise
Girls Bowling Organization play
Thursday in Main Bowl.
70 Kitayama of Over the TOP
came up with 518 as her squad de-
fea led New Chinatown. 81 and
Kimi Tanaka of China Import &
Export posted $40 as Gle. swept
~ Gyokko Ken, 40.
re results follow:
TOKUDA'S (3--Hidaka AIT. K.
Yokoyama 371, Hirano 400, Terao
436, T. Yokoyama 401; STOP N
SHOP O-Sakanashi 1913. Sakai
3O7, Nagai 342 Peggy Tanaka 472,
Toshjda 434.
OVER THE TOP (3)-Kitayama
518, Daty 375, Young 47O, Yoshi-
jima 433, Lew 412; NEW CHINA
TOWN DR.. Nakauchi BAT, I.
Nskauchi 1893. s. Kodama 427, M.
xodama 400, Kageyama 437.
Gle. (4-Beppu Zone game)
1856, Yamagucl1i $50, Okada 1853,
K. Tanaka $40, Hamano 400, Nu-
motto 1.-TWO games) sill; GYOKKO
KEN tO-Kojima $40, Nishiguchi
461, Dol 1868. Pat Tanaka 1854. F.
1shikawa Ala.
TAKANO'S 2)-Yamamoto 429,
Shimizu $50, D. Kodama 800, Kawa-
guchi 429, Konishi 400; MARTHA'S
ON. Ishikawa 413, Ikeda 1926,
Taniguchi 401, Maniwa 374, Sanico
438.
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To Start with Glass AA / II Stars

Selection of an all-star team writes finish
to any sporting event, basketball being no eXcep-
ton to the rule.
To begin with, this columns operators have
named the following five as their Class AA all
stars for the 49, 40 season:
Forward-Frank Hori White River
Forward--Heat Heyamoto Tokuda Drug
Center-Ted Nakanishi, White River
Guard-Ray Otani Mercury
Guard Sci Adachi, Tokuda Drug
Some of the better men who were given SER
ious consideration but left out, according to our
operators scorecard, Gaylord Iwasaki of
Mercury, Seiji Hata and Art Louie of Polka Dots,
Ray Saito of White River, Mote Yasuda of Tokuda
Drug, Ed Yaplce of Wah Nee and Johnny Kusa-
kabc of Nuggets
BE patient fans, the Class \, B and girls all
stars will parade before yoT in later editions.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER. part-time. 20 yrs.
sonable. Box 47s-D. star. y :.
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perience. NO. 607s. 81
GIRL; colored, desires lob Is maid
h,.s in store n8 or hotel nosl high school grad
GIRL, colored, reliable, desires cler-
, 81 . work @ or child care: Ex. ss44'
iish and, Russian talso. English typ
ing), seeks position of Interpreter or
teacher. Answer, Box @1T-E, Star.
LACNDREss desires home work. exp.
eurtains washed and stretched.
NURSE TGovERNEss. experienced,
wishes position with children; refs.
PRACTiCAL NURSE, colored. grad,
desires work, caring for convalescent.
nSsd Il snE !HERs sag
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Especially interested in y; 8. Gov
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French. English required. Call AT.
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at home or in ONCE. Box 230-E, Star.
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TYPING WANTED-Envelope or post
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and Paddy B. Chavis. 20. Tuxedo. Md
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carfare. Apply 134O Spring rd NV.
MAID, exp. only, s.h.w.. no SUNDAYS;
hrs. Q to Z: refs; S25 1877 TT.
Stevens DR.. NV. IA. $3.50.
MAID G.H.W.. in country home near
Galthersburg; room and board plus
salary. HO S02a. 81
MAID, G.H.W.; live in, room and
bath: ref. req; fond or children:
every Thurs. afternoon and evening
on, every other Sunday off: $50 week
to start: Arlington. GIL. sO5o. Il
MAID-G.H.W.. experienced with chill
dEen; must live in; RE. 3sss. 81
NURSEMAID-C B-day wk: sleep
in pref: no laundry; S25 wk.; re.
cent refs. REQUIRED. Ex. a027 81
WOMAN. white, neat. steady worker,
live in; cook and care for elderly
lady, quiet adult home. S15 wk.
3gl3 lst lst 81: sw, BELLEVUE busl. q
RELIABLE GIRL OR WOMAN to care
Tor child and apt. while parents
work; must have held recent lob for
= mos. 5i3 days, S25 and carfare.
Call MA. "511 between and 6.
TW O627 after s
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or q times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, S3c
per line per insertion.
! times or longer, consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. &c pei
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-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 IN
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
o serial number with date and ioentl-
6es your advertisement.
When canceling classlned aoVertHe-
cancellation number. This N I'M.
portant in case your statement does
not show . credit for the csneella-
tior
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Wait three tull days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James S. Ligorns, 80. $50 o st NV. an,
Audrey M. Herndon, 27, 2501 West st
Clarence Ellis, jr.. 21. Norrstown. Pa, ant
Mamie F. Taylor, 20. Baltimore.
Julius Williams, 35. s14 25th st. NV.
and Mamie Smith. 80, s23 26th ct. NV
Paul S. Brown, "a, 1921 R st. NV. ant
Helen M Franklin, Is, Brentwood. Nd
Ignatius j. .Napoli. %, a16 Shepherd st
NV. and Doris NJ. Baker. 81. 1906
Deryle B. Rhodes. %. 7O5 18th It. NV.
and Jean A. Parrish. 10. 3012 Q st. NV
stephen Chatrnuck. 27, Mt Rainier. Md.
and Mary L. oNeal, %. 321 Maryland
ave. ne.
Conrad B. Morris, "a. 243 sth st. Sc.
and Alice c. Bickerdyke. 20, 515 sewarc
Square Sc
John F. Cuddy. 81. 1922 18th st nv