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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05


Seventh Ave. Service joined Hat
tori's Real Estate for the head o:
the class" position in the Nisei Mer-
chants league last Thursday night
in Main Bowl.
To accomplish that. Seventh Ave
Service had to dispose of Tad's Gar
dening, 80, in a struggle which
found the winners hosting the team
high game and series of 1862 and
1858 respectively. Shobo Ideta and
Kaz Yamasaki with identical SAL
scores were Seventh Avenues top
gunners. Shig Sumioka of the los
ing squad remained one of the lead
ing NML bowlers by jolting the
strike area for a 564 series, the
nights high.-
Hattori's, battling on alleys one
and two, took Kinoshita's, 81, in
a see-saw tilt. Mas Kuramoto was
high man for Hattori's with $40.
In the other contests. Cathay Post
1876 shut out Maynard Cafe, 80;
Richards Jewelry toppled o. K.
Cafe. 81; Higashi's whitewashed
Fourteenth Ave-, 80, and Mt. Baker
Cafe brushed aside West Coast, 81
Joe Haysshi's 523 for Fourteenth
Ave. and Paul Minato's 522 for West
Coast were good enough.
The results follow:
CATHAY go = p. Wong 473. r.
Wong 436, zee ABA. Eng 494, D. Wong
464; MAYNARD CAFE O)-Deguchi
AL, Iwasaki 458, Yoshitake 49l, Eda-
mura 472. B. Suyama $3.50.
SEVENTH AVE. 90 = Mizuki
528, Hirayama 500, Ideta Sal. K. TIE :
mura 448, Yamasaki Sal; TAD'S
(O-Sumioka 564, M. Shlbuya All,
J. Tamura 436. Fujimoto STA. Asaba
443.
HATTORIS 90 - Ak&da 504
Kuramoto $40, Suto 496, F. Naka-
gawa 496, S. Nakagawa 452. KINO-
SHITA'S Cd - Yaguchi 437. Flu
jita sos, H. Tanabe 507, D. Tanabe
421. Osaka 460.
RICHARDS 90 S. Shimizu
431, Terada 423 Okada ATT, Kawa-
guchi SOB. Nakamura SOB; o. K
CAFE Cd - Hiroo SOB Mihara 461 3.
Yamada 449, Nakamichi 1886, Take
mura 469.
HIGASHI'S go - Tsuboi 427, Nj
shimura 1853, Tsuji 1893. T. Shimizu
429, Higashi 456; FOURTEENTH
AVE. (O = Katayama 1888, Hayashi
523, N. Suyama 1898, Takasumi 478,
I. Nakashima 413.
MT. BAKER CAFE (2) - Mura-
kami 442, Horikawa 374, Yamaguchi
Asa, Soyejima 1856, Niwa 454; WEST
COAST Cd Hirai ASS, Minato
500, Anal 439, Kanemori 433, Kyono
416.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05

Il 49, NNNN AZ ANACAi oOWl
ing league here last weekend By
blitzing the tenpins for a 579 serie,
which included high 23O game.
Oriental Cafe turned back Jamie,
son, 40, on Saito's effort.
Another luminary in league com.
petition was big. husky Sunny Ia.
kami who also scored a SIG series
Takami was pitching the strikes
and spares for Josephson & Son ]
which belted jacket & Rogers II by
81 margin.
jacket & Rogers I defeated Vern's
Service by handy 40 score.
Oriental Cafe, Josephson & Son
I and jacket & Rogers I are now
deadlocked for first place.
The results follow:
EAST SIDE FLORIST "a - H
Ogura 418, Uchida 493, Wada SOL,
G. Maehara 489. Morioka 489; PICK
UPS (0) = Fulfil 374, Sato $50, j,
Maehara Alb, Kaneyama 427. D. Milo
$50.
MANSER'S INC. go - Blank
name $40, Blank name Asst, Blank
name 496, Blank name 438, Blank
name 532; WEISER ID = Blank
name 1872, Blank name ATS Blank
name 406, Blank name 1928, Blank
name 400.
JAEKEL & ROGERS NO. d.
Hashitani 473, T. Iseri 40, M. Ma
kamura 525 G. Hironaka SIG. S. Hi
ronaka 481; VERN'S SERVICE &
GROCERY (0) - E. Sasaki 381,
Kuga 424, Morishige 43O, Morinaga
37l, R. Sasaki 482.
JOSEPHSON & SON NO. 1 o.
Inouye 452, Wakagawa 49, K. va
suda Sill, Takami 579, Inaba 548;
JAEKEL e. ROGERS NO. 2 d.
Mic sos, Nobuyama 435, D. Iseri 407,
Hamanishi 453, Fujinaka Att.
ORIENTAL CAFE az = G. Sada-
mort 472, KIDD SGT, R. Sadamori 439,
L. Saito 494, K. Saito 579; JAMIE
SON (0 = H. Fukiage 482, o. Kondo
427, S. Fukiage ASS. H. Kondo 1913,
Okai $40.
JOSEPHSON & SON NO. 2 o.
Larry 255, Min 476, Lefty ASS, Taxa
ATT, G. Mizuta SGT, Lynn 1903 Zone
game; TAK'S CAFE Cd = E. va
maguchi 400. Teramura 460, K. va
maguchi 464, T. Nakamura 49l. F..
Mizuta 283 1.-TWO games), Hirano
1875 Zone game).
KARL'S CD - Harada asa, Mu-
rata 431, Tanaka Zone game) 1855
Kageyama 1.-TWO games) 225. Kane
shige 523, G. Ogura 498; NUN ISERI
ms. Cd - G. Saito SOL, Tamura
52l, H. Yasuda 484, Shigeno 359, Dol
504.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05

WEEKS HIGH
Singles = Kayne Saito, Oriental
Cafe $50.
Series = Kayne Saito. Oriental
Cafe. and Sunny Takami. Jo-
sephson 81 Son I, $40.
Team Game - Oriental Cafe, 1858
Team Series = Josephson & Son
I, 1923.
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SaitO of Oriental
Helps Team Defeat
Jameson, 40
ONTARIO MEMS WINTER
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
(As of Oct. 2S)

w L
East Side Florist 7 l
jacket & Rogers I 7 |
Oriental Cafe 7 l
Josephson & Son I 6 2
Karl'S
Manser's 4
Josephson e. Son II 4
Talks Cafe 3 5
jacket & Rogers II 8 S
Weiser &
Vern's Service a
Jameson
Pick-Ups %
Mum Iseri Insurance 2 6
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05
NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles = Yosh Fujita and Hank
Tanabe. Kinoshita's 2O2.
Series = Shig Sumioka, Tad's. 564
Team Game - Seventh Ave. Ser
vice, 1852
Team Series = Seventh Ave Ser
vice. 2558
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Cathay Post 1S6
Trips Nays Boys
Three Straight

NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
lAs of Nov. u
w l.
Magazine Chevrolet 10 8
Red Front Tavern 18 9
P. S. Laundry CTacoma) Is IL
Royal Amusement is IL
Sakahara'S Is IL
Northwest Times 10 10
Cathay Post 1876 10 Ia
PSVGA tSumner II is
Superior Used Cars - Is
Fiedler's Chevrolet IL 16
18th Ave. Service 8 10
jackson Grocery g 81
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TUESDAY, Nov. 8
At st. Peters

7 p.m.-WWG VS.. Lotus Girls.
8 pm.-Chicks VS.. Goods Girls i.
9 pm.-Fife VS. Troop SO Midgets
(A).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05

Sincerity is to speak as we think,
to do as we pretend and profess
to perform what we promise, and
really to be what we would seem
and appear to be. Tillotson.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Q
At Buddhist Gym

$50 pm.-Chinatown VS.. Gyokko
Ken Crows (A).
7:30 p.m.-Toda's Monarchs VS..
Baptist Comets (A).
$3.50 p.m.-Superior Used Cars VS..
Fey Cavaliers (AA).
$3.50 p.m.-Lotus Mercury VS.. Old
Timers (AA).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05
NIGHTS HIGH

Singles Frank Hidaka. p. S.
Laundry (Tacom@, 1886.
Series - Shig Takemura. North
west Times. GOA.
Team Game - Royal Amusement,
932.
Team Series - Northwest Times.
1868
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-05

Seventh Ave. Service joined Hat
tori's Real Estate for the head o;
the class" position in the Nisei Mer-
chants league last Thursday night
in Main Bowl.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Births Reported

tFrom the d. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics
Paul and Mildred Abernathy. boy.
Albert and Achsah Ady, girl
Robert and Evelyn Ashwell. boy.
Irwin and Edith Atkin, girl
Charles and Anne Bailey, girl.
Reid and Nellie Bennett, boy.
Melvin and Pauline Berkow, girl.
Paul and Willie Berry, girl
Robert and Vera Bishop. boy.
Mathew and Josephine Bold, girl.
Joseph and Beryl Bowling, girl.
Elmer and Naomi Bowie. girl.
John and Irene Brooks, girl.
James and Marion Crowley, boy.
Bana,d 2Shn and snd dMsTgaret Mnn}s s cIlnane sir
Bernard and La Rue Dove, girl
George and Phyllis Fletcher, boy.
Millard and Mary Gordon, girl
Alvin and Stella Gregory, girl.
Harold and Bernice Holderness. boy.
William and Virginia Hubbard. girl
James and Mary Humphrey. boy
Shukry and Angela Khoury. boy.
Charles and Anna Kight, boy.
Freddie and Sylvia Knight girl.
John and Beatrice Lee, boy.
Gordon and Verna Lemnah, girl.
William and Marcella Lenz, girl.
Norman and Wilma Lowe. boy.
Edward and Betty Maddox. eirl.
Dennis and Ruth Manning, girl
william and Mary Marion, girl
Joseph and Elizabeth Mazur, girl.
Stanley and Pauline Meadows, girl.
Roy and Theresa Meadows, boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Metzler. boy.
Anthony and Henrietta Miller, girl.
James and Ada Miller, girl
Charles and Rose Nelson, boy.
Lowry and Ann NOell girl
Evening star., 1949-10-22

Dennis and Mary o'Brien. boy.
Paul and and. Gladys aa PonenbeIser. girl.
Frank and Hazel Fuchsiis. girl.
Edward. and Nancy Ring, girl.
Alexander, and .Margaret. Rohan. boy.
John and Joyce Salchli, girl
Jack and Gloria sapienza., boy.
Karold nath and d. Mae ;,,;s saelesk, boy;
Riehard and Eleanor sprowls, girl.
Sam and Jennie Swerdlof1. boy.
John and Esther Thaxter, boy.
Thomas and Marian Torrillo, boy.
William and Della Viera. girl.
m AND and Hhiths Mdrsd wSesss Wesser siI ILL.,
Robert and Helen Yeatman. boy.
Harold and Ruth Yoneyama.. girl.
Robert and Elizabeth Brown, boy.
William and Hannah Burruss, boy.
Ernest and Josephine Cowan, boy.
Robert and Annie Gil, boy.
James and Yvonne Griggs, boy.
Willie and Ruby Harrison, boy.
William and Ethel Keith. girl.
Willie am and st Elma Mass;enbuxrg. lass; Bur; girl.
Dorsey and Jessie Miles, girl.
Daniel and Clareen Napper, boy.
SaoiiiHi anu tlduyS Nedl, DOy.
James and Mary Newman. boy
John and Alma Oliver, boy.
James and Frances Palmer. girl.
Ralph and Mary Parker. boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Pradd. girl.
Willie and Anna Prince, girl.
Arthur and Laura Puryis, boy.
Hubert and Alberta Ray, girl
Thomas and Henrietta Sewell, girl.
Joseph and Dolores Smith, girl
Albert and Clara Spencer. girl.
Jonathan and Chignita Speed, girl.
Tracy and Mildred Spinks, boA
David and Lillian STROUD. boy
Marshall and Virginia Staunton, boy.
Arthur and Evelyn Thomas, boy
Claude and Marian Thompkins, boy.
lssah and Ina Young. boy.
Evening star., 1949-10-22

recetDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Ernest Franklin, q; Fl. Belvoir, Va. and
asSs dRs ds a. As1iss5f 1886 ish ya st.
and Linda Kooken, 10. Westernport
e1.0 BOTH lneha1s n saltI@ore s1 snd Paula Hunfs
ss5!s%2s 5Pssossy s:;sR sss' fss s. w. and
and susie Pettus 90 %. 1sps ps"It 1st ST St. nv NV
Walter Moreland. 80. 4oai Goth st. st. ne ne.
and antsrA Annie ME Likovich' "a, 45o4 Mac
both of Arlington; Va. ''' a''"' o.
Hugh RsSY ahS A4mnas 4n s2 sbsspu1S
John s!Rs e!eeens' sS e. n +: Mesa!E. and Marion
5sss 5sss. =, ana Ferdinanda Pstrueci, "a. "a,
ton. and Patricia Martin, 10. 4is eth
Robert M M2nhsm os go 60. and celesta Howell
joseph we Weissmeyer. S'GH ss. I747 = Lang hn pl
ne: and Jeanne Sherman. 23. 47Io 5th
D0fsd nsssss e g. Ysnpf 1s6s ST. xa Sc and
Lee Schilling. 81. 37O9 Jocelvn st. NV,
and Nsthryne killeen. 80. 1915 Peabody
ana Betty Nails. '' Il. 411o 11S'ns Send nsi
Robert Moll So, 1920 Connecticut ave
NV. and Ola Mckinley, 40. 5s07 14th
Carroll sk,dmore, "a: East Liberty, Ohio.
Rosert Turne silver H s0sp sUrine aath Md aw and
poNslt Nancy y,T, pTiehl; 49, a2os Blair I'd NV.
and Eleanor Schaab, 21. Valley Stream.
Mitchell Remer. 90. 1859 Euclid st. NV,
ana Frances Gorewitz, 20. 1898 18th
Mccormack. Ss, 1886 oH' L St. aHn NV. MAfSafe'
Arthur Rose; jr.. 22, 5000 Connecticut ave.
NV. and Frances Korn, 10. 1916 Taylor
Jesse M@sthis. .es; 1878 Church ST.. NV,
"iailam ana MseIpn Bennett; e. l731 1sht st. NV,
Gerald s,llinss, es. 4o15 18th St. me- End
Vera Tatum, q. 3l7 3rd St Sc
chaTotts MaopeE i ehevs chss sSs MI and
Theodore Brunson, 3s, 141O 9th st. W,
and Louise Butler, as, 1871 Gales st.
curtis I'm MMapp; e % d III e1st st. ne, and
snd Gaeie gpaSeK golins ar Fc.:s9 Rsss
Aaron Bosgs IS. a7oo Quebec st. NV, and
selia copello, 81. 2400 10th st. NV. ~
Frances sauis. IS, 1918 Hamilton ST. st.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Viola Hoover. rs, 1913 Rock Creek Church

Viola Hoover. rs, 1913 Rock Creek Church
rd NV.
Ada Ada Mojonniler. @ 97s "a 1923 Conn. ave: NV
Emily Klein. IS. I719 irving St. NV.
Bernard Preston, 64, 1900 Clifton st. NV
| Gladys Morton, 81, 1882 4th st. Sc.
Louise Carrabise, So, PAPA Chain Bridge
rd. NV.
john Sydnor, 55, s15 L st. ne.
Infant TAFT Kensington. Md.
Infant Miller, 4S7 Orange st. sc.
Amy billiard. y, 1404 a6e Franklin st. ne.
Dora keenan,, !6, 30o5 10th st. ne.
Susie White, "a. 1898 5th st. NV.
Mary Silence. 81. 2131 N st. NV
Mary Brooks. SO. 1000 New Jersey ave
Sc.
Sarah Digs, 81. Fairmont Heights, Nd.
| Elizabeth Kenny. Al. 202a Isl
Evening star., 1949-10-22
l25 E. LeIond ST., Chevy Chase Md. Open Sundoy Is

JUST OUT OF THIS WORLD-That is
the only way to describe adequately this
lovely home. One of the outstanding
homes in distinctive community of fine
homes Immaculate. throughout and deco
rated with superb taste. Built in 1912.
FEATURES A BEDROOM (OR DEM
AND FULL TILE BATH ON FIRST
FLOOR. Three master-size bedrooms and
two full tile baths on second floor. Center
hall plan. Two-car attached garage.
THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SEEN TO
BE APPRECIATED. Perfectly beautiful lot
approximately 95x120, abundantly planted
with Towering fruit trees and shrubs I'm
usually large screened living porch over
looks delightful enclosed private garden
In rear.
Directions: Out Cons. Are. beyond Chevy Chase
Circle to East Leland St.. right to home.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. toait three tull days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duus,
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Bethesdo-$1S,95o
1919 Wilson Lone
Approved for 81 Finoneins
Open Sunday, I1-6

YOU HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING
Charming white brick Cape Cod
with slate roof. Living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen AND
PANELED DEN OR BEDROOM ALSO
WITH FIREPLACE. AND FULL TILE
EXCELLENT BEDROoMS AND Fiji,
TILE BATH ON SECOND FLOOR.
Lovely pine-paneled recreation room
with bar. Built-in garage. Gas
hot-water heat. BEAUTIFULLY
REDECORATED. Fine level corner
lot APPROX. S7x115 with many large
trees and Towering shrubs.
Directions: Out WIS. APE to Bradley
Blpd.; left on Bradley to Wilson Lane;
lett to home at corner OF Rddnor Rd.
Evening star., 1949-10-22

Wesley Heights
1884 Glover Driveway NV.
Open Sunday, I1-6
Masnifieent stone residence ideally
situated here in the heart of this
beautiful close-in community fre-
euently referred to As The Garden
Spot Of Washington" Contains nine
rooms and Az baths. Includes six
master-size bedrooms. = Lying room
approximately 15x2S and very wide
and gracious center hall. Delight
fully picturesque setting among beau
tiful trees on = very large lot with
over 10 II. frontage. PRICED FAR
BELOW REPRODUCTION COST AT
$4,000.
Directions: Mass. Are. to Wisconsin
Ave. bear dtaoonally left on Cathe-
dral Are. and continue appro1. 7
blocks to Nth Street, lett / block
to Hawthorne, left Y block to
Glouer Driveway, right to home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-19
CONTEST RULES ARE ANNOUNCED FOR
 TRANSFORMATIONS

Rules to be followed by commer- cial houses and merchants in Ju- neau which plan on entering the Christmas decoration contest spon- sored by the Chamber of Commerce are announced by the Rev. Willis R. Booth, one of the three judges.
 The other two judges are Drs. Clayton L. Policy and J. w. Gibson.
 The regulations under which all judging will take place are as fol- lows:
 l. The Christmas motif or theme must be followed throughout the display.
 g. Awarding of prizes will be tased on originality of the display.
 B. Display must be on the stores or buildings exterior and-or be a window display.
 4. The contest is open to all conn mercial houses in Juneau.
 5. Judges will make their de- cision December 24.
 6. Prizes will be:> CD $35; CD $20; (3) $10.
 The Alaska Steamship Company has donated $50 toward the total of prize money.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-19

A | N
 Alaska Broadcasting co.
 c. B. s.
 DIAL 1460-JUNEAC
 MONDAY EVENING 6:00-News. 6:15-Music. 6:20-Sports Scene. 6:30--Dinner Music. 6:45-Local News. 7:00-Adventure in Research. 7:15-Your Alaska-ABC. 7:3O-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBs 8:O0-Weather report. 8:05-Music to Read By. 8:30-LUM AND ABNER- -CBS. 9:00-Alaska News. 9:15-Viking Varieties. 9:30-JOHNNY DOLLAR-CBS. ; 10:00-News. 10:15-Drifting on a Cloud. 10:30-Weather report. 10:35-Sign Off.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-19
KEITH WEISS IS HOME
 FOR HOLIDAYS, SPENDIie0
 VACATION, BARANOF DESK

Keith Weiss, Washington State College sophomore majoring in ho- tel administration, is home for the holidays and back at the desk of the Baranof as relief clerk Son of MT. and Mrs. Lester Weiss, Keith, Juneau High School graduate, tim ed his arrival by Pan American SC that he could substitutee for his mother on the Baranof staff. Lorena Weiss has been a desk clerk at the Baranof for several years.
 Kids Sleds below Cost at Mad sens. 65-ti
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-19
MRS. DORIS BARNES FILES

Mrs. Frank M. Doris) Barnes has filed for reelection to the Ter ritorial House on the Republican ticket. The filing was made be- fore U. s. Commissioner Richard Surratt at Wrangell
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-19
TUESDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON

TUESDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 Sign On. 7.00-Dunking with Druxman.
 7:30-Local Weather.
 7:30-News Summary
 8:00-Morning Thought.
 8:l5-News Headlines.
 Weather report. 8:30-Cote Glee Club. 8:45-Lenny Herman Orchestra. 5:00-Music for the Missus. 9:3O-weather report. 9:35-Airlane Trio. 9:45-YOU AND ADVENTURE l0:00-News. 10:05-Vocal Varieties. 10:15-Piano Playhouse. 10:30--M -Milady's Memo. :OO-STEVE ALLEN SHOW
 CBS. 1:30-Listeners Digest-ABC. :45-March Time. 11;55-Weather report. 12:00-Salon Serenade. 12:15-News. 12:30-Meet the Band. 1:0o-GARRY -CBS. 2:00-You Can Take It With You. 3:3O-FRONT PAGE FEATURES
 CBS. 3:45-Bing Sings. 4:0O--NEWSNdAKERS-CBS. 43O-BARNYARD FOLLIES-
 CBS. 4:45-Western Serenade. -NEWSMAKERS-CBS. 5:15-Public Health Center. 5::3O-Dnace Band. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con. trol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-19

NEW FUR COATS At Martin Victor's, sizes 8 to 48. 371-14t -adv.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Exclusively Yours,
New Spanish Charge dAffoes Named to Succeed Borobo
Top Offeo!s Of Capitol to Be at Benefit Performance

Washingtonians have been won
dering who would be sent here to
take Senor Don German Barai-
bars place as Charge d'Affaires
of the Spanish Embassy. Now it
turns out that the gentleman is
already here. He Is none other
than the present Minister Pleni-
potentiary at the Embassy, Senor
Don Eduardo Proper de Callejon.
A typical diplomat Of the old
school with "velvety eyes," they
say Il haven't, seen them), Senor
Proper came here in May, was
last consul general in Zurich,
Switzerland. He is married and
has one teen-age daughter
Senor Baraibar is whipping of
to Cuba in advance of his family
to find a house. His wife and
daughters will happily be around
for another month or two.
The Capitals top brass, top
Supreme Court, top diplomats.
etc, will be on hand for the re-
ception at Olney next Monday
night following Sarah Churchill's s
performance at the summer
theater.
It will be q gala audience. in
fact, that sees Winston's daughter
make her bow before the foot
lights there in philadelphia
Story" The reason is that the
proceeds from this extra per-
formance on Monday will go to
Evening star., 1949-09-19
. Rv Rofiv ReoIe

knew that the first American flag
to be saluted by a king of Eng
land hangs over the tomb of
Woodrow Wilson in the Washing
ton Cathedral. that Minerva s
feet in the mosaic panel in the
Library of Congress move as you
walk by?
Il
1t looks like Connie Mccormick
is going to give a series of parties
all because some probing diplomat
might ask her a question about
American history that would leave
her bafned. THE thought appalls
me-" she said. the other day.
suppose a foreigner asked me,
Why did Andrew Jackson feel the
way he did about the banks'?"
did he?" I ask unknowingly.
"Oh. my. yes. he did very strong
ly." she quickly replied. but I
don't know what it was all about,
so, of course, I would have to say,
I am an American so I don't
know"
"Or," she went on, "if I hadn t
just looked it up and someone
asked me why didn't Grant win
the Battle of Gettysburg, 7 would
really be stuck" "Why didn't he, ~
Evening star., 1949-09-19

the Washington Hospital Com
mittee of the American Theater
Wing which did such a wonderful
bang-up job during the war and
still Is. The Washington Com
mittee supplies everything posi-
BILE in the way Of entertainment
stage, screen. radio. vaudeville
etc.. to all the veterans hospitals
in the vicinity. President Truman
an ex-Army man himself. thinks
that their efforts are really worth
while; he and Mrs. Truman will
head the list of patrons.
Incidentally, the American
Newspaper Women's Club is giy-
ing a party Thursday afternoon
for this weeks stars Of 'The Man
Who Came to Dinner"-Kitty
Carlisle and author -actor hus-
band Moss Hart.
Dorothy Leavitt, who was for
mer Representative Herman p
Kopplemann's assistant on Capt.
tol Hill for Is years, has written
a book that should have been
done long ago. Published for
young fry making their first sight
seeing visit to their Nations Cap
ital, Adventure on the Potomac
is an eye-opener even for a native
For instance, how many of you
Evening star., 1949-09-19
HOOverS Are Back
From Long Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoover
have returned from Shoreham,
Long Island, where they were
among the guests at a cocktail
party given by DR.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Wall Finn of New York to
show the portrait of their nine
year -old daughter Virginia painted
by Mr.. Hoover. The portrait was
made while Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover
were vacationing on Long Island,
where DR.. and Mrs. Finn have a
summer home.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

shades. Flowers. of course, to go
with each, and flowers for deco
ration of whatever you like. But
any pink suggestion in the invi-
tations will not do at all. You
might quite we'll have a very pale
pink icing on your wedding cake.
Gift for Flower Girl
Dear Mrs. Post: The gifts for
my wedding attendants are all
bought save one, which is some
thing for my little niece, aged
four. who is to be flower girl.
What do you think I should buy
her? A piece of jewelry would be
most lasting, but at that age,
what?
Answer: The present that every
little flower girl of today hopes for
is tiny charm bracelet"
AdDice about clothes of the
bridal party, DhetF,er 1t is an
elaborate or a simple tDeddino,
is giuen by Mrs. Post in Leaf
let E-3. To obtain copy send
5 cents in coin and a stamped.
selt-addressed envelope to her,
care OF the Epening Star, P. o.
Bor 80, Station G, New York
10, N. Y. Mrs. Post is sorry she
cannot dnsDer personal MALL
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Emily Post

The following is an unusual
question that has an exceptional
answer: Gould it ever be possible
to have both a maid and a matron
of honor in a wedding? I must
have (and Of course want to have)
my sister -in-law as matron OF
honor. but If my own dearest
friend has to serve as just one
of the bridesmaids, she will be
very much hurt"
Although 1t is considered impos-
sible to have both, the reason you
give is 50 understandable as tc
make an especial exception In
your case.
SuitobIe Curtoins
Dear Mrs. Post: Is there any
type Of house or room in which
you think window curtains hang
ing straight are more suitable
than tie-backs?
Answer: In all strictly forma,
rooms tie-backs, no matter how
charming, are informal.
Pink Weddine!
Dear Mrs. Post: With the pres
ent trend for using colors in bridal
clothes, I'd like to be a pink bride
and have all my attendants as
we'll in pink. I'd also like to have
pink icing on the wedding cake
and pink flowers for the table and
even send pink wedding invita-
tions. Would all this be in good
taste?
Answer: A bridal dress and vel
in the palest of pink is not un-
heard Of. especially If the brides
maids dresses are of darker