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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
StarletteS DOWned

Much improved Methodist girls
Amy Chikamura, Phyllis UnoSawa
and Reiko Tanaka-breezed through
heretofore unbeaten Starlettes -
Irene and Jean Full and Lily Endo
to tie up The championship situa-
ton in the women's division of the
annual Rissho YBA table tennis
tournament play this week in the
Nichiren Buddhist hall.
The two squads, both of which
have but one loss apiece, will tangle
for The title at pm. next Monday
May 81.
Bob Kennedy and Lily Endo beat
top-seeded Dave Williams and Reiko
Tanaka in the opener of the mixed
toubles play of the annual Risshc
YBA table tennis tournament this
week in the Nichiren Buddhist hall
The victors earned the nod, 1921
1921, 1920 21-l9, 21-18.
In another match, Frank Kawa-
hara and Irene Full bested Roland
md Lois Jones. 21-l1, Ellis, l4-21
Pills.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
AllenmOre Meet
Continued from Page Three
3RD FLIGHT

3RD FLIGHT
At West Seattle
7:00-Nomura 81, Hirota 81, Kiyo-
hara %, Kihara %
7:O5-F. Takagi 20, Naito 81, Te-
rao 81, Okada 81
7:10-Tazuma 19, Eguchi 20 Ma
kanishi %, Sasaki %
7:15-T. Muramoto 10, Tanigawa
20, Yamane 20
7:20-Tsubota 10, Yamagiwa 49,
Jue %
7:25-Nishimura 10, K. Nakamura
10, Urakawa 81, Nojima %
730-R. Momoda 10, Hagimori 10
Saiki 10, Karikomi 10
4TH FLIGHT
At Jefferson
6:30-Imai "a, TakaSumi rs, Y. XII
hara 80, Fujikado 80
635-Tsujimoto rs, Yamamoto 26
Yabusaki 80
6:40-Yamasaki %, G.. Momoda IS
T. Yamaguohi 90, Hidaka 30
645-Jinguji as j. Nakamura "a
Shigihara 26, Watanabe 81
6:50-R. Muramoto rs, Tamada 26
Kozu o. Kurimura 20
6:55-K. Nagamatsu %, Toda 80
Kuranishi 3d. Takizawa 80
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
o WEDDING BELLS

A 4:30 O'Clock candlelight cere-
mony on Sunday May IA, in the
Seattle Buddhist temple united in
marriage Miss Sachiko Teranishi,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sadajiro
TeraniShi, and Mr. Smith Hayami,
son Of Mrs. Momono Hayami. The
Rev T TchikaWa officiated.
The bridal gown was of white bro
CAGE with long, formal train, and
a fingertip veil was caught to a
juliet cap decorated with seed pearls
The bride carried showers of lilies
of the valley centered with a white
orchid.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
, BABY SHOWER

A baby shower was given in honor
of Mrs Elmer Tazuma on Monday
ayening, May Is, in the home OF
Mrs TAX Aoki. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Aoki and Mrs Hisaichi Maru-
lashi
Guests included the Mesdames K
rWamura, Yutaka Hirano, Hajime
Fujitomi and Miss Yoshi Shitamae
Miss Ruth Watanabe was unable
. attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
PeneuinS Win

Penguins scored their first victory
Of the season in the Northwest
Times baseball league last Sunday
" beating the Monarchs, 10 to s.
at Garfield playfield. Shig Kasegu-
mas homer in the second inning
was the longest clout struck by the
winners who scored early by taking
advantage of the opposition's errors
md the pitchers Wildness.
The box score follows,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
Olympic BidSeen

COPENHAGEN, May 17-There
3 every reason to believe that Japan
will participate in the 1852 Olympic
Games. according to Otto Mayer,
chancellor of the international exc
cutiVe committee, this week. Japan,
unlike Germany, was never decree
cgnized by the International Olym-
pic Committee, Mayer said.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
PENGUINS (1O)

The box score follows.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
- BRIEF VISITORS

% DNILT FIoIIOhS
DR.. and Mrs. George K. Shimoda
and their two children from Mar
halltoWn, Iowa, we're brief visitors
n Seattle last weekend. The Shi-
nodas are originally from Seattle.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
too high? Have you 1st and 2nd
Trust on your property? Let us try
to re-f1nance it and make your pay.
msnts easier. B. j. CRIVELLA, INC.
TRGsTs, list. End and srd; Nd, Va.
D. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
co. 9n6 n Y ave NV. RE. 1872.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
I'd trust notes; reasonable discounts,
Mr.; QUICK. RA. 341S. 26'
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
,.aBARToW REALTY CO, Realtors.
1881 st NV ME 2496
CASH FOR LIST AND end TRUST
NOTES incl. 1st trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored;
ppotes nppoSS n p e Md; and Va, FULTON
Brokers na attention 81 sss, ~" u oSSo'
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-Ws
will buy second trust notes, b q.
NATIIoNAi MoRroAdsEso oAsdssoSai1s 8 iNvesT. vFeesss:
NafIrmp.cE MEfIm cE9sP Ssss 'a'a =" = ave "
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE,
INC. lis Eye st NV. MA. 646S.
CT LOANS
CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT
F. H. A.-COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL
LEACH & CRONIN
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
ARRANGED
Lo. 5-a7a7. Lo. 5-314s, Lo. 5-2773.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE foR SALE

new section of fine % homes s,e666
each: or S5 900 for both. TW. O467,
available in this fine residential
ss5sAtry S5ssi ySs90 e. ST. iaeA ooa7 7MoPFan 81 81
YOU aj CAN'T FIND 1T ANYWHERE
for the price, near Takoma SWIM
ming Pool, between 1st and 2n1,
psaEsmsnst peaSods sts' VI nv; $1,000; all i'm:
sUITLAND, MD, i block OF Park
way-zoned for apts. or semidet,
houses; Az acres; will sell in part
or all; water. sewer and gas. ASK
f9r for 7, .5s- p; BURGESS. VI. ssos or
S.AcRE TRAcTs-Near Indian ME Head
5xMEs 9Ez:i I. nAH6Nf7; M 81 &; a1 fas' stu tf5ns
Sill. sPG.-Excel. sec.; lots: all
H; F. BIEDER. sH. e565. w2e
WOODBRIDGE, -26ls Myrtle st. APP
g ss4I'5999: 99ao THAckER REALTY CO,
q ACRE, beautifully situated on Lam
ham-SeVern rd., Lanham Park. Won
derful value; nicely terraced to road;
City oo9 water; on busline; near school;
LEY. Hyattsville 0i07. !25
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD.-S6oO IN.
cash. 50x200; water, sewer. eiec.
Tower 4S07 or OR. 3644. ID
PAINT BRANCH FARMS-1A acres.
RfS Rfses' Swnes Gain r. RE. rssasSnAols sssg offer re-
BEAUTIFUL SITE for your vacation
lodge or year-round retreat away
from city noise: in scenic mountain
region. Of Northern Va; choice Of
several desirable properties; acreage
lage; good road; elec. and telephone
easily available. Box 363-V. Star.
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STORES FOR RENT

18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. . doors
20 it. front, SO it. deep: heavy
foot traft1e; suit. any business; good
iease; ,ise $50 $500 If Rer ma ne: OWNER ME-
don and ID &, new bidgo, $50 So" It..
1859 H1Ci GoLUMB1A iGSH; A RID. N.w.-Nr
Cor. of 18th st, and Col. rd.; store
for rent containing : lge. rms. and
bsmt;; $l25 per mo; HENRY J.
RoBB, INC" 1924 Vt. ave. NV
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION at Lee
blvd. and Glebe rd., Arl., mr.. Wood
ward & Lothrop site. Real oppor-
tunity for delicatessen, restaurant,
market and drugstore business. B.
!; Ave. qREETHo8sE; I LEI nE 9S57 11o1 VERMONT g9
WooDRIDGE, 23a3 Kearney st. ne.
Small store with show window and
private lavatory; $50 per mo. RE
coz. 9th AND R. I. AVE. N.w.-At-
safer sTas Gs 51G ss Rsas 1en
DOWNTOWN K Sir. N.w.-Entire End
floor; near new G. w. Hospital; suit.
any small business; Wo: 3s16.
ave, busy shop, center; at cross
town bus; immed. poss. WO. 1915
1863 28th ST. N.W.-Store, app. 15x
33; 2 floors above, consisting of
rms. each; imm. occupancy; reas.
rent. Apply LEO NJ: BERNSTEIN &
CO, Realtors, 1415 K st. NV,
sOai NJ sT. N.W.-App. 1sx5O; heat
incl. in rent; immed. occupancy
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV
ME. 54OO.
EXCELLENT LOCATION on Upper
Conn. ave. NV. for bakery. jeweler,
dress shop, milliner, gift shop, etc;
approx. 1,400 so. #. can be divided.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV.
1884 WIS. AVE.--Approx. 700 sq
it., 5 show windows; suitable fol
almost any type of business: good
NV. location; rent $3.50 per mo. Cal
Mr.. Jones or Mr.. Greenlea, H. G,
SMTTHY CO., ST. $500.
Evening star., 1950-08-24

provements. at less than acreage
prices, $4,000; between winchester
and Front Royal, Va. GIL. 5949. 27s
DAIRY FARM with nice home; cows,
ton, $4,000. WAUGH REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY; Culpeper, Va. 26t
500 DOWN. $50 MO. buys for $500
IL acres Woodland, 100 yds. 'front.'
age. on U. S. ESQ, "a mi west of
R chmond, Va; for details, dial
Evening star., 1950-08-24
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE, near
water; sleeps 10: gas, cleo, refsr.;
BY week; $40; NO. 2674.
avail. Sept. 3; S35 wk. CH. 9602.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-6 rms; nice
cottage: fenced yd.; now through
Labor Day; $50. EN-. 1895.
COTTAGE on Rhodes
River. mr.. Bev. Beach. Avail. Aug. 26
through Sept. 8. Greenbelt 5O32.
COTTAGE FOR RENT-woodland
Beach. Call HO. 1864. -25
WOODLAND BEACH. MD.-All mod
ern improvements; 5 rms. co.
COLONIAL BEACH-"Emily"; family
apts;; modern hot water; pvt wharf.
beach. CE. 4622 or co. O61i. 80
CHESAPEAKE BAY, so mi. D. c.
Private sand beach, no near neigh
tors: large house. liv. rm, is 24x40
it.. large, bedrns.. huge screened
porches,, electric range, 2. electric
refgrs.. 2 dble. sinks; S1OO wk. or less
for part. GE. 5025. -25
Evening star., 1950-08-24
STORES FOR RENT tcon..,

MODERN STORE, 2411-13
Mt. Vernon ave-; good full basement,
combined floor area. about 1900
50. IT.. suit. for wholesaling. retail
ing, storage or any other commercial
ventures. j. T. MOTION REALTY,
oV. 5000. Open from to 8 pm.
DRUG STORE in neighborhood shop
ping center. Fast growing section,
offering excellent opportunity. See
Mr. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC,
D1. 5000: ewes. CHI. 923S.
SHOPPING CENTER,
Silver Springs new stores. suit
able for grocery, hardware and dry
cleaning business. Call OWNER.
GE. 1870; evenings, GE. 4635. 80
9Oi H ST. N.E.-Store app. 12x3O;
addni. rm. in rear: full bsmt.; 8
large rooms and bath on End floor;
immediate occupancy. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 1415
K st. NV, ME. 5400.
NEWLY DEVELOPING AREA
Excellent location for variety, hard
ware, launderette, appliances, etc;
30x50, or can be subdivided. Low
rental. Elk. $500; eyes,, ia. $500.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
ASHTON HEIGHTS
AURORA HILLS

EXQUISITE brick home on 1SO-ft. lot
IN this superb sect. The house, Gus
tom built, has on the first fl. an
entr. hall, fine liv. .rm. with firepl.,
bath and lge. paneled and screened
porch, the End fl. has 4 bedrms.,
2 baths and plenty of closet and
storage space: bsmt. has perfectly
appointed paneled rec. rm. with
hrepl and mahog. bar: work rm..
laundry, furnace .rm. and bath also
in bsmt.; attched garage; far and
away the best home for sale in
suburban Va. today at $4,000; by
appointment only.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 2784.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-Building TO-
600 to 10000 SO. #. for light man
ufacturing. in Nd. or Va. outside
greater Washington area, 25 mile
radius D. C. STONE STRAW CORP.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
LOANS

NATIONAL FINANCE Co
l0l4 < ST NV Ma 654G
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIL
ABLE AND NOTES PURCHASED,
CALL MR.. MILLER, ME. 1920;
EVENINGS 81 1921
Evening star., 1950-08-24
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

SPRING. Largest avail. tract
with railroad siding, close in to CEN
trail business area. Suitable for
wholesale business, research labora-
Lutes. with LAWRENCE v. LUTES
CO., Realtor, 81. 1929. "a
Evening star., 1950-08-24
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALs

THREE BEDROOM WATERFRONT
home. front and side screened
rorches; compl. furn.; insulated, gas
stove. h.-w. heater, fireplace, pier,
bulkhead; a real bargain at $500,
terms; bond. NE. 951O.
LAKE COTTAGE, near Manassas
rms. bath, screened porches, fire-
place. lovely trees. $4,000. Terms
Evening star., 1950-08-24
BANCROFT SPECIAL

0141tO1VNIE M S$1@ :.
You will like this most convenient
3 BLOCKS to school. 1st fioor, iiv. rm.
with firepl., full sized din. rm., we'll
equipped kit. 2nd floor. twin,
sized bedrms. and tile bath. Full
bsmt. with Law. and outside emit;
gas gas as. sss i@S heSst. Level shaded i0''
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1950-08-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED - Garage. Well-established
auto CO. needs approx, 5000 So. #.
for repair shop or contemplated
construction on long term lease; near
Bladensburg and N. Y. ave. Box
4h2-R. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

0RLANDO-Right in the heart OF the
CITY; guesthouse, on pvt lake and
Z acres: sell for family reasons. Call
DU. fi704. 30
A NEW 2-bedroom
home and sleeping porches with new
cottage in rear of lot; close to
Orange Gen. Hospital; $4,000, will
trade for city income or sell; easy
terms, 49S; write or call JOHN r.
KOLAR, 610 s. Wayne ST., Arlington,
Va
Evening star., 1950-08-24
REST HOME

Lovely home on 2 Handicapped acres;
near Falls Church. Excellent oppor-
tunity to take over established bust
ness on account Of owners health.
Call 9 till 9 for details.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
CHI. 1927. Realtor. CHI. 1878.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
VIENNA. VA.

VIENNA, VA.
COUNTRY ACRE LOT
A country estate especially adapted
for extensive entertainment with
country club atmosphere on beau
house is of brick construction; in
immaculate condition; center hall.
large. living room with fireplace,
paneled den, powder room, dining
room. tiled kitchen. tiled breakfast
room and 60x15-ft. fiagstone ter
ace fully covered by aluminium
canopy The End floor contains 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. There is a
magnificent clubroom with fireplace,
ornate bar and leather lounge in
the basement. The west Eine has
equipped kitchen. breakfast room,
2 bedrooms, bath and large paneled
living room. Behind the 2-car ga
rage is an office or maids room with
bath and utility room. Eot-water
oil heat, convector ~adiation, sep
arate controls FOR main house and
studio apartment. There are = wells
and diversified septic tank City water
ana sewer are available in front of
property. Water and wiring lines
are all underground, 300 it. of cy-
clone fencing, automatic control
tor tor garage doors; outdoor. barbecue.
triSeiTy' eaSin rs}f hSt and hnls cold water Log Log
worth Of aluminium awnings. Price,
Sh2 800. Way below cost of repro
duction: Shown by appointment
only VIM. Boswell JA. 4-I444.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 SECOND TRUST. SO; well
Sc FIRsT-TRUST NOTES of $500
each. on large Va. tract; client will
sell one or more at par. Box TT.
Star -26
Evening star., 1950-08-24
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHoBoTH BEACH, nEL.-ocean.
front apts. and cottages; immacu.
late; S35 per week up. EN-. 1897.
FOR sALE-ocEAN FRONT BOARD.
Substantial cash required. II inter-
ested contact MR.. GATES, GE. 2710;
GE. S166. 20
Evening star., 1950-08-24
FURNISHED YEAR
ROUND BEACH HOME

Fronting on Chesapeake Bay: two
story residence, excellent condition:
rooms, 1ha baths, large screened
modernly equipped kitchen, ) bed
rooms. detached gsrage and out
side oath house, tool house and
barbecue; . large extra lots facing
bay; safe beach FOR children; deep
corner property, located in resi-
Dental section of North Beach
Park. Terms. Price. $4,000 COM
pletely furnished. Gail Mr.. DEM
shock, MA. $500. Ewes. and week
ends; ~. lsS671: SHOWN BY AP-
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
14l7 K Street NV. "a
Evening star., 1950-08-24
MONTGOMERY AND HOWARD
CNTTNTV

SOON rARMo
10 acres; mod. S-rm. home on hwy. !;
S14,750
$50 acres; 40-cow dairy farm with
mod. 2-bath home on hwy; $4,000.
acres; new 6-rm. brick mod. home
small barn and other bldgs.; close
to D. c.; S23,95O,
235-acre stock farm; good house :
elec. kit. and bath; on hwy;
$24,95O.
Many other farms various sizes and
prices.
BERNARD T. BROSIUS
SH. 042O; ewes. and Sun. Mr.. Scott,
Evening star., 1950-08-24

$4,000 CASH
To settle an estate. will buy a good
small, i-room frame bungalow with
bath. w2ter, and electricity; nearly
la acre land. or nice stream, in
small town 70 miles to D. c., ma
cadam road walking distance to
shopping center. r.r. station and
schools; total price, $500. H. 3.
MITCHELL, Excl. Asent, Herndon
Va. Phone 1876. 30
Evening star., 1950-08-24
ARLINGTON CHARMEl

Lovely prewar aIf-brick Cape Cod with
slate roof; beautifully Handicapped
corner lot approx. 90'x100 in the
popular and highly convenient Ash
ton Heights section, near Pershing
bedrmS.l and bath on 1st f.; 2
lge. bedrms. and roughed-in bath
on End A.; fireplace, lge. screened
living porch, full basement with Law,
attached garage; entire property in
perfectly immaculate condition.
Eyes, call WI. 1884, FRANK s.
PH1LIIPS, DI. 14i1 or OW AL
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Realtor, OW. 1924:
REIL,EVIEW FOREST
BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
charm. conyenient and ster-
with charming liv. rm.. din. rm.,
equipped kitchen and den on 1st
floor: 2 large bedrms.. tile bath on
End floor; priced SO low for this ex-
pensive area at $16,950.
N. G.. HINES & SON
Court House So, OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Forms Use More Machines

Manpower provided Is per cent
OF farm labor energy in 1850, ami
mails 10 per cent and machines
only 6 per cent. Now machines do
an estimated % per cent Of all
farm work.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Semi-Annuol Sole!
Our $40 and $3.50
Famous Make Felt Hats

Genuine fur felt hats with bound or welt edoe
PeorI or steel grey, willow tan, dark browr
Not all coIors in every size. Sizes 6M to 75
in the group.
Evening star., 1950-01-02

Treot for budeet-minded men! Wrinkle
resistont, shope-retonine pure worsted fIon-
neIs, handsomely. tailored in solid tones Of
grey, blue, ton or brown. Also featured in
smart chalk stripes.
Evening star., 1950-01-02

At Raleigh Hoberdosher choose from vo selection Of
suits and coats reduced from regular stocks bring you
tono sovnes The suits cIeor-fnished shark
skins. noiheod pods, overpods stripes doeonos
checks hounds tooth checks The luxurious veours
eeces ohevots imported and domestic tweeds Many
trouser suits included at S54.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-10
Teen Ayers TO
HAVE SPECIAL.
TREAT SUNDAY

It's big treat that is in store
for the local teen ayers at their
club on Sunday.
That afternoon they are to be
entertained IN real big-league Style,
when Frank Barker and John Goet-
tel will play and sing for them.
The affair will start at AIS o.
clock: and all teen ayers are in
vited, whether or not members OF
the Club.
In order to raise more money
to meet their Library Fund pledge,
the boys and girls have decided to
charge themselves a nominal adj
mission fee OF IS cents.
"Its understood, Of course" Zach
Gordon, Club director, pointed OUT
today, that Frank and John are
generously donating their services
to give us al a treat. And the
admission charge is Just the idea
Of the Club members to raise adj
ditionl money for the Library Fond.
We are looking forward eagerly to
the occasion, for these two enter
tanners are among the finest ever
to appear in the Baranof's Bubble
Room. Our teen ayers are most
fortunate to be having the chance
to hear them in our own clubhouse
on Sunday"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-10
BRUINS TO
MEET BEARS
TOMORROW
(By Bob Myers)

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 Rl -
There are three minor skirmishes on
tap in the Pacific Coast Conference
tomorrow but the big show will
be staged at Berkeley between Cal
ifornia and UCLA.
There, with the roar of more than
10000 reverbrating in Strawberry
Canyon, the underdog, little brother
Bruins from Los Angeles, will at
tempt to derail the elder Golden
Gears of Cal in their uninterrupted
march to the Rose Bowl
Washington, which failed to stop
California last week but which still
has chance to make the Rose Bowl
trip. takes on coach Jim Aiken's
sophomore-studded oregon team at
Seattle.
Stanford, knocked out of the
race by UCLA and Washington, and
further damaged by TT tie with
the University of Southern Calf
ornia, receives Washington State
at Palo Alto.
Southern Cal takes the day off
to continue preparation for the
Washington game here Nov. 18. and
oregon State, a much better team
shan its five losses indicate, well
comes Idaho in another confer
ence tussle.
On the independent front. un-
beaten Loyola of Los Angeles, the
he far west, journeys north to en-
rage Fresno State tomorrow night;
st. Mary's plays San Jose State to-
light in San Francisco, and Sunday
will be Santa Clara and the strong
University of San Francisco in the
Bay City.
California remains a solid favorite
yer UCLA, and rightly so, but the
uprising UCLANS, who cannot be
ounted entirely out of the Rose
owl picture until all returns are
Il. should give the big Bears a
'ose argument from start to fin
sh.
Wins over Cal and Southern Cal,
Jus misfortune to either Cal or
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-10
HU5kIE5,
DUCKS TO
PLAY SAT.

SEATTLE, Nov 10-R-Hurryin'
Hugh and Jarrin' Jack-last names
McElhenny and Seth-returned to
the University of Washington line
up today. Both will be ready Tor
duty tomorrow if needed against the
Oregon Ducks.
The two backfield aces were con-
sidered question marks earlier tins
week. Even yesterday, McElhenny
worker out without pads in favor
ing bruised hip. But Seth appear
ed to have recovered from bad
cold.
The derailed Huskies were rated a
26-point favorite to get back on
the victory track at the DUCKS
expense.
While making no bones about bis
displeasure at the one-sided odos,
coach HOWE Odell has made it
equally apparent in the weeks drills
that he hopes to lean heavily on re-
serves and rest his regulars.
Oregon has yet to win Pacific
Coast Conference start this season
its only victory being over Montana
The game, final home appearance
of the season for Washington, MARKS
the Seattle farewell to II Huskles
Gone after tomorrow will be sucn
favorites as co-captains Joe Clold'
and Mike Michael, halfpacX no
land Kirkby the conversion quo
of Jim Rosenzweig and Dick SprinK-
lie, Jack Seth, j. r. Savage ana
Ernie Stein. Such other dependable
as Mel Davis, Dave Hughes, Erllne
johnson, Doug MacFarlane, DICK
Mcintyre, Don O'Leary, Bill Peter
son. Bruce Rhen and Howard Wer-
stink also will be playing their flnal
game on the Huskie turf.
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Racing

Racing
INGLEWCOD, Calf. Willie
Shoemaker, pacing the nations jock
eys with 319 winners, drew blank
in six tries at Hollywood Park. Mes
salina ($8) won the six furlong fea-
ture
BALTIMORE-Joe Culmone rode
two winners at Pimlico, including
Lucky Ned ($8) in the featured
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THE DAILY ALASKA EMp1RE-JuNEAu, ALASKA

WASHINGTON in their remaining
games, could either throw the race
into a deadlock or one of the big
Washington, California, and
UCLA-into the New Years Day
fray with the Big Ten invader.
This impertinent proenos5icator
picks California to win because OF
its rushing attack, developing aerial
game, and superior reserve strength,
and more seasoned talent.
On the others Washington over
Oregon. Oregon State over idaho,
Stanford over Washington State,
Loyola over Fresno, USF over Santa
Clara and st. Mary's over San Jose
State.
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ALMOND SCORES ten
ROUND DECISION IN
FIGHT WITH MITCHELL

VANCOUVER, B. c. Nov. 10-R
frankie Almond, Canadian feath-
erweight boxing titlist, scored I'M
animous 10-round decision over Tor
onto's Davey Mitchell last night
The Vancouver victor had his
opponent Keeling in the third, eighth
and ninth rounds, but Mitchell kept
his record Of never having been
knocked out in "a fights.
Almond weighed 127A, Mitchell
1897 in the overweight battle.
In four-round preliminary,
Rocky Vanderveer, 140, Aberdeen,
decisioned Lyle Kehoe, Vancouver,
B. c., 1879.
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LOPEZ NAMED as
MANAGER, Indians

CLEVELAND, Nov. l0-lR-Al Lo-
PEE. Indianapolis Indians manager
for the past three years, today was
named manager Of the Cleveland
Indians for the next two seasons.
The salary terms were said to he
the HIGHEST ever paid q non-playins
Cleveland pilot.
Lilis Ryan, President of the Cleve-
land Indians, stunned conference
of newsmen who came expecting to
hear that Lou Boudreau had been
named to tenth year as manager.
Ryan said the decision on Lopez
had been made after the end of the
1850 season, but could not be an
nounced earlier.