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Dratha

SCOTT, MARY ELLEN. On Saturday
June ls, 1919, at Freedmen,s Hospital.
as. JOHN ana s se9 Saushsr sSs
formerly lived at 422. Rhode Island ave-
Brentwpd, Nd. She leaves one brother
William H. Thomas: stepmother, Mrs.
Virgie r. Ward and Mrs. Sarah Jenkins,
all Of Brentwood, Md. and host OF
other relatives and friends Friends may
the Friendly Funeral Home as ssn st. sw.
where services will be held Tuesday, June
q. at 2:30 Pm, the Rev. Morris wallace
ofhciating. ARRANGEMENTS by the Friendly
sERRIN. HOWARD Z. June II. 1s4s,
Of Lanham. Md. husband Of Lucy e.
Serrin tnee Baker,, father Of Robert l..
Stanley l. and Billy. Z. serrin and Mrs.
Funeral Home, 5sol Cleveland ave. River
dale. Nd. Tuesday June 81, at pm.
Interment Arlington National. 90
STEWART. MATTE. On SATURDAY..
ns nx Vs. MATTE sta e s esE rsiaenes Mother Se1 q
Mamie Shell. Dora Richardson, George
and Lake stewart. grandmother OF Alice
s and 'i1 ssse' host . Ct o as
Stewart may be viewed at stewards Fn.
neral Home. 80 H ST.. ma, after 5 Pm.
T 1,is Fursua AND anssrmsnt Green
sTRATToN, CONSTANCE. Suddenly.
STRATTON OF AGA 4sth st. NV. Serv-
ices at Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5i01
y 10 am. In.erment shelbourns Fails.
| FURNACE. NEEDHAM C. On Saturday.
June Is lst Msrn & veterans Hospital !;
1922 Decatur ST. NV beloved husband Of
Mabel Goodwin furnace Remains resting
at the above residence. Funeral services
nw On nha asd sT june .. IGN p n,
Interment Arlinston National Cemetery. %
TYRRELL. ADELE. On Friday, June IL.
194g. ADELE TYRREIL.. beloved wife Of
John I I.rTslI and ns s nOssef q Ms MI
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 18th g:
afs On LasSefsS ces.ef ~ New Pm
WEBSTER. ROSA Z. On Saturday.
June Is. 1919. at 500 4th st. Sc, ROSA
ssr s q john & " % ss P Fsnsr
Services at Chambers. Funeral Home. 81 4
11th st. Sc. on "Wednesday. June -. Mt
SEQ am Interment Arlington NATIONAL.
II, 1sls. at Vanderbilt uniyersity Hos
%sss re ssos.d Ts Of Ssn e w.s
vile. Tenn. and Marvin r west Of North
nelly nelly FUNERAL a 1 csapei. i4is Breadsas.
Nashville. Tenn. on Tuesday. June n. at
1880 am. Requiem mass will be offered
NJ Christ the King Catholic Church. Nash
vile, Tenn, ut Am. Inserment WOOD
lawn Memorial Cemetery. 20
YOUNG. ALIEN. On SATURDAY.. June
Is, is4g, ALIEN YOUNG Of 1918 Mon
1 telio ave. ne, daughter OF Mrs. Annie
white. wife Of David Y6ung. lovinE moth
er Of David. Dewey and Pauliette YOUNG.
and friends,. After pm. wednesday.
June 80. friends may call Ut Fraxier's
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave.
INV. where funeral services viii be held
on Thursday. june 81. at p-m.. the Rev.
w, Robinson offacissing. lntsYment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. -
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our dear mother. ANNIE II. BALL. who
passed pa Cd. awas two years aso today 'uns
God called you home; II was His will.
But in our hearts we love you still.
Your memory Ia as dear today
A. In the nnlT s9 nv passed swa ssau
GAMBRELL. ANNABELLE. Enshrinet
in our hearts forever Is the memory Of ouI
dear wife and mother. ANEABELLk
GAMBRELL who passed away twelve years
ago today, June 20, 1887.
Not ours to know the reason why
From loved ones we must part,
Though bleeding to the heart
THE FAMILY.
GIBBS. MARY FRANCIS. In loyins
memery Of our dear wife and ID, mother rn.
NARY nsss ~ IBIS left US
They say time heals Q broken heart.
But oh. 1t seems so untrue.
For one year our hearts have acneo'
JACK AND PATSY.
MITCHELL. MARY Y. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother. MARY 3.
MITCHELL. who left US six years ago TO-
day. June 30, 1913.
God gave US . wonderful mother.
When her work on earth was done
God called her home TO rest.
Many q lonely heaftache.
Only .1 God Knows ssas how how we miss her
HER CHILDREN u ias n LsANrA YOUNG,
MATILDA MITCHELL ROBERT AND
JAMES MITCHELL.
s::l .. as Ess II l0 Pa1s ss'r, ssa
died ten years aso, June ID, 1889.
God knows how much We miss You.
Never shall your memory fade;
i'oyins thoughts shall L., ever E ,.,S
ro6 IN s Isl snsI HLi III f pa
REED. JOHN PRESTON: In loving re.
memhranee Of my dear husband. yoHN
PREsIoN Red, Who pa sec away i've
Tears from an God wipes away In the
Beulsh land Of glory. -. A..
y nSsI L 1osi CIV WIFE a ANNIE pEsokAA
sNowDEN. MARY r. In ievins mem.
q Sn5 dear vie snd ss M o.
year aso today. Jnne 20, 1913,
And think Of how you died.
To know you could not sag gooc-oy
Before you closed your eyes.
Our hearts stfl ache with sadness.
OR eyes shsd m.ns .e.r ,;,s mia.
AT the end Of one long year.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. JOHN. AND Chill
DREN.
WATERS, ELBEKr u. Sacred 10 the
memory Of our beloved husband and father.
Ebert M. WATERS. who died one year
ago today, June 20. 1p4S.
He hade no one q last fereweNs
He said gcod-by TO meme;
The heavenly gates Just opened vide
And o loving voice said Gene.
Cos knew that he was suffertng.
That the hills we're hard % climb,
20 He closed hsE weary eyeitdx
And whispered Peace be thine"
Tne stars afe brightly shtnfng
upon d silent Erawe.
And In IL hes o precious cne
We loved bat could nos save.
DEVOTED WIFE CHILDREN AND
WOODS, ELLA In losing memory ef
my neither. Mrs. ELLA WOODS. who ee-
parted this life Eve years ago. june 10.
1874
me iixfat OF God surreands zoe,
The love Of God enfoldz yea.
The power Of God protects yea.
The pfesence Of God watches ever yen
Wherever you are. God fsi
These thoushfs console me In nay ex-
Y rom p iSauassIi ADA Woops PAYNE. ;
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route from West Palm Beach. Fla,
to Washington by train. She and
her husband had spent the winter
in Florida and were returning to
their home here in wellington
Village. between Alexandria and
Mount Vernon. and to visit son.
Laurence @. Newman, 43l5 Argyle
terrace NV.
Mrs. Newman was a specialist
in parliamentary law and had
lectured and compiled a booklet
on the subject. She had served
as national parliamentarian Of
the League of American Pen
women. She was also past presi-
dent and parliamentarian Of the
Soroptimist Club of Washington.
Her other club work was In the
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club and on the Board Of
Directors of the Women's City
Club.
Wrote Poetry as Hobby.
AS a hobby Mrs. Newman wrote
poetry. One of her poems. Hymn
of Washington" was accepted as
the official poem of the George
Washington Centennial and was
set to music and used by various
patriotic organizations.
Mrs. Newman was born in Lon
don and came to this country as
a small child with her father. the
late William Leese Giles, a Bap-
fist clergyman. She lived in New
York, Massachusetts, and Rich
mond, Va.
In Richmond she founded the
Sunshine Mission to aid under
privileged colored women.
Mrs. Newman came to Wash
ington In 1917 and joined the
Haskin Service as a researcher.
She specialized in answering
questions on religion. law and
politics. She was one of the
services oldest employees when
she retired in 1910. She and her
husband celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary in 1912.
Besides her husband and son,
she Is survived by daughter,
Mrs. Gerald w. Brooks, Evanston.
H.. and a sister. Miss Edith f.
Giles, Union City, N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Rhodesion Boy Coined
For Hanging Dog

A native boy was given six cuts
with a cane In Bulawayo, South
ern Rhodesia, for hanging a dog
from a tree. and his employer,
Mrs. Maria Leher. was rebuked
by the magistrate.
She had found the dog killing
her chickens and told the boy to
destroy it. The judge said she
should have known that a native
Of his age would have no humane
means of doing so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Man S Death in Auto
by 6unshot Probed

Police are investigating the
death Of a 2s-year old MayHo~er
Garage employe who was found
shot to death nj the wheel Of his
car just before midnight last night
Earl Swan, coiored. 2s2s Nichols
avenue Sc. Was shot In the ehes;
In the TOO block Of o street NV.
and was pronounced dead soon
afterward by a Gallinger Hospital
physician The car. apparently
moving when the man Was shot.
had stopped against an iron pole
According TO Homicide Squad
Detective J. Kenneth Baker. Mr.
Swan was riding with q friend.
Esther King. IS. colored. 5000
block Of warder street NV. She
told police she remembers that
Swan took a gun from the car
pocket, but said she remembered
nothing after that. She Is being
detained at the Women's Bureau
Police are seeking a .32-ealiber
automatic pistol. which they said
was the death weapon. 1t was
reported stolen from the car by
person In the crowd at the scene.
A colored soldier, who said he saw
a man with a gun at the scene
Is being held by military police for
questioning.
Friends OF Mr.. Swan told police
he had been depressed because
the King girl was going to break
of her friendship with him
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
Is Withholding certificate OF
death pending clarification Of the
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
John WaiefieId Elected
Head Of Ad Council Here

John waterfield. head Of Ad-
masters Advertising. Inc. has been
elected president Of the newly
formed Washington Council OF
Advertising Agencies. it was an
nounced today.
A charter and constitution foz
the new organization were adopted
at a meeting Saturday night by
representatives Of Is area agencies
Other officers are Robert J. Nc
Laughlin. first vice president: WI
liam r. Sigmund. second vice
president: Robert ,. Enders. Sec
rotary, and James s. Beattie,
treasurer. Headquarters are ut
l4l5 K street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Comp Let's Will Stort
43d Season Sunduy

Camp Let's. operated by the
YMCA for Washington area boys
on the Chesapeake Bay about "a
miles from the District will open
Its 43d season Sunday.
Situated on a 200-acre tract
where the Rhodes River meets
the bay. the camp will be open to
boys from 8 to l6 years old. Wayne
Sommer will be director for his
third year. assisted by John D.
Borchert. Program director will
be Eddy CONN and Jerry Jerale-
mon will be in charge OF water
front activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Dr.. Somuel eIeort Dies:
Medical Researcher

CINCINNATI. June so.-~pf
Samuel Elaari. 81. died Saturday
night al Jewish Hospital 81 =
heart ailment.
A native al Boston. DR. Elgafi
had come here In 1888 as a Yr-
search fellow al The MAY lnSti.
'tute for Medical Research al Jew
iS1 Hospital
Recently On. Elgart returnec
from Oak Ridge. Tenn. where ht
and about 200 other doctors had
conducted experiments in the USE
OF radio-aeti tsotopes as weap.
ons to fight disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Robert Kelley. u. Dies.
pIoyed Role IN Rain

LEWISTON Me- 1a1a~ -
Rce~-E Kelley "a abe paayrss ~
Davidson III tAe original ger-
sssS tlcss, et RAN m4sa s3se 3sse
Jeanne EAEets. csea fsvse ywssxf.
day.
The rrsetAn Broadway Rxtos n
native OF Chicago. had arca 81
WAYNE. Gear here. Asssxx 1891 Ne
IS survived Nv his WasaS, AEy
Harnl.n Kelley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Elmer O. WhoIen Dies;
Pershing's Bodyeuord
by the Assoeiutsd Press

TUCZON, Ariz.. June 20.-El-
mer o. Whalen, SO. who served as
personal bodyguard to. Gen. John
y. Pershing until 1928. died here
Saturday. He came to Tucson
for his health eight years age
from Baltimore.
He Is survived by his wodow
three sisters and a half brother
The body was shipped to Balti-
more for funeral and burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Four D. {. Area War Dead
To Be Reburied "Wednesday

Four Washington area men will
be among 20 World War II dead
who will be reburied at 2 pm
Wednesday In Arlington Gene
terry.
The men, and their next Of kin
as listed by the Army. are:
Pvt. Ernest r. Deiss. son OF
Ernest G. Deiss. Ill South Saint
Asaph street. Alexandria: S/Sergt
Donald E. Dorion. son Of Mrs
Hazel M. Dorion. 5112 Sherrier
place NV; S/Sergt. Glenn Fra
gasso, son Of Mrs. Bessie Fragasso
1916 c street NE. and Sergt. Sid
ney I. Hatfield, son of Theodore
F. Hatfield, S27 Xenia street Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
ID. &. Residents to Get
Brown Degrees Today

Two Washington residents were
to receive bachelor Of art degrees
today In a>class of 900 gradual
ing from Brown University at
Providence. Rhode Island.
They are Miss Anne Suther-
land Day. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin J. Day Of the Naval
Gun Factory. and William H
Foust, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
P. Foust. of $40 Aspen street NV
Former Secretary Of War Robert
p. Patterson was among seven IN
receive honorary degrees,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Coroner Delays Certificate
In Seefelary's Death

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Chinese American Girl
Wins Scout Tour Of Capiisl

4 i3>vrAr~ OK. Cfssfrsr- AEsasss-
can OH Scout ~As IA ssytse here
from kaaNms Cay No tasaay fer
= saEcraay lsslE " tlAe NatAnas
Capital awarded los Nanning q
radio Qass cSsGatrs2 ea AEnsEteAn
History
site is Betty Chkfaa. who last
winter woa Tire essssrs4 aEScsasoEed
BY Ire BSss Scout Council a kAa-
sas Cay. Slth both hcF ard 0ai
Scouts participating Slls wla -
the guest al T'Ycop Ss, Of whteh
Mrs W : Lockwood Of sTsl
Yuma street n ", il ieaSirg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

viii be held at
2 pm. tomor-
row at st. Mar
garet's Episco-
pal hur h.
c on n e cti cut
a v e n ue and
Bancroft place
NV. Burial
will be private.
Mrs. Newman
died unexpect-
eddy Frid a y
while she and
her husband,
Aaron D. New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

NANTUCKET ISLAND. Mas
JUNE 9a,~~A 2s-yeAf ~zasc yatrrns
al ChlGr~ns Hospital Rasten
drowned ana his ~3Ee saS res.
eae4 yesterday while O. ifsea
honeymoon
Police said Leland l. Raltcf$y
IT.. OF Lebanon, Nc. drowned u
tfe high surf ~ South Hcae =
His wife Jean, chemist ri EHs
hospital. sraS rescued BY meter,
ISIS Who stopped theE nwsrt
wagon when they saw the 3zag
sifl.gGling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Crocodile Victim Gets
Pair of Handmade Arms

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaga. A
53-year-olc Chinese gardener has
a new pair Of arms. thanks to the
inventiveness and skill OF Malayan
residents. Lin Kim Foo. who lost
his arms when attacked by a
crocodile a year ago. will soon
leave the general hospital fitted
with the artificial arms. They
were invented by A. r. Fellowship
superintendent Of the Artificial
Limb and Orthopedic Appliance
Center. They were handmade by
a team OF six highly skilled work.
men, five Chinese and an Indian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Cool Busin Found

A basin OF coal recently discos
cred In the Eastern Transvaai
South Africa, has some seams oals
IS feet from the surface~~~so shall
Low that they may be mined or
the open-cast system for the f1rSi
time in the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

Germany. were
held this morn
Ing nj Airing
ton Cemetery.
IL, B o " e rs
enlisted IN The
Air Fwce In
l94l and went
overseas IN ls43
with the 18th
Air Force. Posi-
humouSly h e
was awarded
two oak leaf
clusters TO the
Air Medal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Garna uf Thanks

Of the late DR.. EDGAR r. BECKLEY viii
always remember with deepest gratituds
the kindness Of friends. neighbors and rel.
Freedmen's Hospital during the last hour
OF his earthly life and the thoushtfulness
OF all who made any expression of sym
TIE FAMILY 2o'
ROBINSON, GEORGE A. The family Of
the late GEORGE A. ROBINSON wishes
TO thank the relatives. friends and neigh.
bors for the dorai tributes, cards and
many other kind expressions Of sympathy
during ctr bereavement. We will always
remember with deepest gratitude your
thoughtfulneSs
His WIFE AND SONS. 's2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

Virginia. Ii. Bowers Was gradu'
ated from Roosevelt High School
He worked for the Western Elec'
trio Co. here before he enlisted.
He Is survived by two sons
Hugh J. and Christopher C.
Bowers: his widow. who has re-
married: his father. L. W. Bowers
Arlington; his mother. Mrs Lucills
X. Jacobs. 6io7 Seventh plaes
NV. and brother. Hollis w
Bowers. WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Mrs. Aaron Newman
Funeral Tomorrow;
District Clubwoman

Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes
M. Newman. 10. active clubwoman
who was a long time employe of
the Haskin Information Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Brooklyn Rot,oner Dies

NEW YORK. june 20 - VII
fred T. Rouehien. IS. executive
secretary Of RAtlontns Boards IN
BROOKLYN durgag World War II.
dlcd Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
IL. Hugh Bowers' Reburia|
Takes Place al ARLINGTON

RshuTtal services .or Il Hugh
Clayeorre Bowers. -. bomber
palos who IVES killed August -
1914, ca his I'd mixSsO0 over
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CEMETERY LOTS.

GRAVE SITES fel. Fort Lincoln. chap.
sacrifrs for best offer. Ill 0s4e. al
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DrafHH

HALL. WILLIAM G.. On sunday. June
Nall I't q r.s ' c ssasinss w.. w f.Is1
Mrs. Leah johnson. Fails Church. Va;
Mrs, Erma Payne. Arlington. Va; Mrs.
Rachel Robertson. Silver Spring. Nd. He
dren. thirty-tvo Observation-Disclosures. serT-
ices at the 9. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2s01 18th 81. NV. on Tuesday. June 81
at 10 am. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery
HALL. WILLIAM G. A special eommuni-
cation Of Joppa Lodge No. 3S,
p. A. A. H., ID hereby Gales fof
M the purpose Of attending the fu-
% LIAM q. HALL on tuesday. jun.
he he zee n at Hines s" CO. ssrT raa.r Il
Home. 29o1 18th st. ny. Internent Oak
Hill Cemetery BY order q; ,.
HOWARD N. sTAcKHoUsE. see'y.
HELM. FREDERICK ). On SATURDAY,
June Is, 1919, at Casualty Hospital.
FREDERICK J. HEM, husband Of the
late Alice Z. Helm and father Of Miss
Lee Funeral Home. 4th St and Mass. ave.
ne, where services viii be held on Tues
Gay. june q. At IL am. interment Fort
Helm. FREDERICK. ofneers and mem
~ 10. 5. are notifss Of &c
Nh Death OF brother FREDERICK
HEM. on Friday, June II,
WGN 1949. Members may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th and
Massachusetts, ave. ne, where
services viii be held Tuesday, June 81.
D. O. DOW. Secretary. 81
HEM. FREDERICK ). A special COM
n French Lodge No. Is. Y a 4. NJ.
I'M 1919. At 10 am. for he puI:
~ pose Of conduetins Masonic burial
" FREDERICK j. HEM.
mann, PAUL g; DIETRICH. W. M.
HOGENTOGLER. CHESTER ALLEN. On
SATURDAY. June Is. 1919. at his home
is $rs ss s.ov.S hssrgs =, ALLEN LIE,
Bun Hogentoeler and father OF Mrs.
elizabeth Willis surine and Chester A.
hosentogleY jr. Remains resting at the
Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd. where
june 20 at 200 pm. fnte na n pGivats.
!, kE IsIa OK. EMILY ~ SATURDAY; June
house NV. widow OF Joseph H. Ken
y. Kendriek. Mrs. j. b: smoot. Mrs. Ida
ss.5s e. %s:.ds5 3s.. r.
am Interment Glenwood. 20
KENDRICK, EMILY. Ofhcers and mem
u bers of Lebanon Chapter No.
Nh 70, o. z. s., are requested to
NS meet in Chambers Funeral
AK~ Home, I4o0 Chaplin st. NV,
Monday, June 20, 1919, at
" TAB pm, to conduct funeral
EMILY KEs sn5EIfei for our late sister
ANNIE c. HILTNFR. W. NJ
MILFORD H. KIMBALL, w. p.
COMET NTsE T0nRNX
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DILL0W. SARAH ELIZABETH. On SUM-
day. June 10, 1919, at her residence, the
Gordoya Apts, 10Th ri, snd Tla. ave NV =;
Mae H. ard Onoro @. .Dillow and Mrs.
Samuel Fsland. Friends may call at
services will be held on Wednesday, June
%, Of 2 pm. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. 81
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-17
CLAIMS TOTAL
HERE TO DATE
SET AT $4,000

Between $4,000 and %25. 900
III evacuation claims have been
processed through the free-ser-
vice open nights offered by
the Seattle chapter of the Japan.
csc American Citizens league, it
was estimated today by George
Okada, chairman of the local
evacuation claims committee.
About twenty-five persons have
filed claims the first two open
nights" but scores left without filing,
just coming to seek information, ac-
cording to Okada.
The next open night Is sched-
uled for 7 pm. today "wednesday,
June 10 In the dining room of the
Seattle Buddhist temple.
Anyone who has suffered any
material losses due to the wartime
evacuation of japanese is urged to
take advantage of the local JACL
units service which is free of charge.
Warning that everyone who has
any evacuation claim at all must
file by Jan. 2, 1850. Okada urged
IF in doubt, file.
A question often asked by claim
ants, Okada said, is do you think
YOU could really get itP" Okada and
his volunteer crew of workers do
not guarantee any amount but they
feel that more than likely all legiti-
mate claims-at least a portion of
them-will be paid off by the gov
eminent.
Schedule for the next two weeks
as announced by Okada follows:
Wednesday, Aug. II; Friday
Aug. 10; Wednesday, Aug. "a, and
Friday, Aug. 20.
All "open nights" will begin at
pm. in the dining room Of the
Seattle Buddhist church.
If more time Is needed to process
all evacuation claims, the evacuation
claims committee will extend their
"free-service" operation, Okada con-
cluded.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-17
Classified Ads

WANTED: Housekeeper to live In.
Salary open. Two children. Call
after S pm. CA. 241O.
WANTED: Experienced power ma
chine operators on mems gar
ments. Only those experienced
need apply.
Apparel, Inc. AL 9Th Ave. No.
WANTED: Artist seamstress for doll
making. Good wages. Call at
1882 Fauntleroy Ave. in rear.
WANTED: Girl for housework. Assist
care two children. Live in. No
cooking. MI. 1866.
FOR SALE: Groom house. Full &C.
ment basement and garage. Nice
yard. Also Kimball piano with
bench. I41S 2lst Ave-, PR. ITS.
WANTED: Mothers helper. Full or
part time. Private room, bath
Pleasant, modern home. No cook
| Ing. IKE. so66.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-17
Forget-Me-NOt
Drive Told

Disabled American Veterans, Sc
attic chapter No. 2, will have It's
annual Forget-Me-Not drive from
Sept 8 to 10, 1t was announced today
by Michael Ushakoff. chairman.
Forget -Me-Nots are sold by the
DAv to the public to use the proceeds
to help wartime disabled American
veterans in rehabilitation and hos
pital work-especially in establish.
ing claims against the government
for those unfortunates who are
thrown out of the usual routine ano
need time and money for their re.
adjustment.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-17

CROWNED QUEEN - Los An
geles. Calf, Aug. II Especial 10
Northwest Times) - Winning the
title Of Miss Nisei Festival Week
Of 1919 Is A-year-old Sansei girl
who was born In Fresno, Calf.
She was bestowed the coveted
honor at o coronation BAH held I'm
the Riviera Country club last Sat-
urday (Aug. 13l in Los Angeles
where some 500 persons danced to
the music Of Tets Bessho and his
orchestra.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
saru Hokoda, Miss Hokoda was
reared in Hollywood and super
bly, cultured" in New York City.
After matchmaking at Central A
cademy commercial art) In Gin
cfrnati and Mt Pilgrims Art, Inc.
fashion designing) In New York,
she returned to California to fur
ther her career with Howard Greer,
the famous designer Of clothes
for Hollywood stars.
Already recognized by those
whose business It is TO know
beauty, Miss Hokoda has appeared
on several occasions as the scover
girl" in a local weekly.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-17

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