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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-07

Ann Komorita and Tama Inabf
did their best but their best waSn't
enough as undefeated Lotus downeo
their U. w Goods. "a to 90, Tuesday
night in St Peters gym.
Ets Ichikawa. Mary Hanada and
Janet Okamoto led Lotus which was
out in front, 1912. at the half.
In another girls basketball league
game, the WIGS bounced the
Chicks, 81 to 20. Southpaw Sunni
Suguro and Keiko Kitayama, scoring
10 and u points respectively, topped
WWG point-getters. The Chicks had
the Iwasaki sisters. Tonic and Do
rothy, and Toyo Kitayama on the
attack.
LOTUS t34 - Mary Hanada II.
EtS Ichikawa Is. Janet Okamoto 8,
Chiye Kusakabe. Sue Tainaka. Hell
enc Tsutsumoto, Nori Ichikawa, Mar
ian Kono. GOODS 900 - Ann Ko-
morita Ia. Tama Inaba 10. Betty
Shioyama 5. Marian Tamura. Edna
Hirabayashi. Sodie NakaShima. F..
Suzuki. Fudge Sakanashi Sally Sa-
kai.
WWGS t27 - K Kitayama IL.
Suguro ID. Tanino ,. Chikamura.
Tanaka. Takizaki Ottawa; CHICKS
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-07
TOkuda's Smash
Superior Used

Tokuda Drug. Glass AA basketball
championship defending outfit, side
| swiped Superior Used Cars. 33 to 20,
to post its seventh straight victory
of the season Wednesday night on
the Buddhist Auditorium floor. The
champions led. 1913. at the halfway
mark.
Main Bowl Challengers. also IN
the AA circuit. bowled over a stub
born Old Timers quintet.
In winning. 48 to 38, Main Bowls
Club Hori and Ray Saito accumu-
lated 81 points between them to
match the scoring of Old Timers
Roy Tanagi and TSuneo Hidaka.
Main Bowl had to switch from a
zone to a man-to-man defense to
overcome a SIP deficit to whip the
Old Timers.
In Glass A games. Tokuda Drugs
Savoys nosed out Rissho, 1917. and
King Snak trimmed Monarchs, 27-19.
Scoring follows:
TOKUDA DRUG 1881 - Kino-
shita. Y. Takeuchi 4, Heyamoto d.,
S. Takeuchi, Fuiino 7. Yoshioka T.
S. Fujii 5. Otani, Yasuda ?, Adachi
7; SUPERIOR 600 - Miyake, M
Watanabe 2. Ikeda 4. Sakai, K Ia
keuchi 6. r. Sasad 8. f. Sasaki.
MAIN BOWL (48) - Hori IA,
Nakanishi 8. Saito 10, Michihira 7.
Kurose 4. Mitsm .; OLD TIMERS
C38l - Yoshida. r. Tanagi 49, Mu-
ratani g. Yamada. Kubota 3. Funai,
Egashira. Fujii, Kawaguchi, Hidaka
-.
SAVOYS 19l - K. Yoshinaka 4,
f. Okamura ?, j. Hino 2, b. Kodama
4, F.. Shibata /, Y Asaba, T. Wata-
nabe r. Nakamura, j. Osawa 8,
RISSHO G0 - Nakamura 4, Toklta
|. Okamoto 4. F'ukeda 2, Hayashi,
Koizumi |. Tsue, Kawahara, Aral D.
KING SNAK t20 - r.. Seko D,
Katayama 3, Kumasaka 5, Suzuki
2, b. Seko 2. Omura, Kawachi, Ku-
rata. Fukuma 6, Nagamatsu 4;
MONARCHS 90 Furugori ,,
Teramoto 3. Sasaki 3, Kono, Hira-
bayashi 4. Yutani, Kitano 5, Furu-
motto 2. Inouye. Takashima, Matsu-
Okla. Nomiyama.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-07
Utah Tournament
Set March 1925

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. 7
The fifteenth annual Intermountain
Nisei Invitational Basketball tourna-
ment will be held March 90. "a and
25, it was announced today by Off
cials of the Salt Lake JACL Bas-
ketball Association. The Hawaii AVA
All-Stars are defending champions
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-07
G,s1j''Ijls||'so

sFOURTH ANIMAL y ". TOURNEY MARCH 10, H. II
Everyone who has interest in Nisci basketball
when the Northwest Times will sponsor its fourth annual North
west nvtaona Nse Basketball tournament.
This is it!
Your scribe called up .ro Yosliakc the local Buddhist
church the other day and secured the Buddhist Auditorium for
March 10 II and y.
This the tournament will have touch of the
Girls throughout Pacific Northwest will be invited
participate in a Womens tourney.
Tokuda Drug the men division champions win
ming three straight without much pause In the women
group Portland easy H. and High School III 4S
And usual there will be dance the night of the final
day Of tournament for the young and gay hearts.
SO if your interested in entering the treeday
ney, making those shots
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Three Just Miss
800 Series

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles Mas Shibuya, pit.
Series - Mas Shibuya, 584.
Team Game - Tad's. 1865
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NIGHTS HIGH
Singles Kenny Oyama, Saka-
hara ms, 236.
Series Dick Osaka, PSVGA,
SOB.
Team Game - PSVGA, 962.
Team Series = Magazines, 1857.
Dick Osaka, comparative new
conner on the local tenpin scene,
raped out two 212's and a ITO for
603 series to give Puget Sound
Vegetable Growers Association a
rousing 81 victory over Superior
Used Cars last Tuesday in a Nisei
Commercial match in Main Bowl.
In the same contest, teammates Ray
Kiyohara and Frank Shigio knocked
over the wood for 235 and 211 res
pectively.
Sakahara's missed a chance to
defeat league-leading Magazines
after a third-game playoff. Maya
mines earned the odd game, thanks
to Tommy Namba and Pruney Tsu-
il. Kenny Oyama (236) and Rick
Tanagi C23D we're Sakahara's hard
est hitters.
Slowly rising Fiedler's Chevrolet
WhitewaShed 18th Ave. Service,
three-love. Fiedler's top gunner was
Floyd Yamamoto (56D.
In other tits, the results were :
Red Front Tavern 8, Cathay Post 0;
Northwest Times 2, Puget Sound
Laundry (Tacoma l; and Royal
Amusement Q, Jackson Grocery l.
The results follow:
PSVGA CO - Kiyohara SCI, OSa-
ka SOB, Shigio 493, Ota 498, Maebori
1853; SUPERIOR ID = Yokoyama
514, Tsuchikawa 444, Sasaki 528, No
mur9 400, Takagi 526.
NAGAMINE'S % = Tanaka 513,
Shibuya SOP, Nitta sos, Namba 467,
Tsuji $40; SAKAHARA'S ID - Roy
Tanagi 426, T. Hidaka 483, Rick Ia
nagi SGT, Oyama 566, Fujiwara 518.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-07
North Coast Tops
TakanO's, 4 too
NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles - YoYo Konishi, Takano
Studio, 1877.
Series - YoYo Konishi. Takano
Studio, 504.
Team Game - North Coast I'M
porting, 1876.
Team Series = North Coast I'M
porting, 223O
YoYo Konishi of Takano Studio
posted the nights high singles G97
and series (504) but her team bowed
to North Coast Importing, 40, in a
SNGBO match last Thursday in
Main Bowl. North Coast was forced
to hit the nights high team game
(796) and series (2230.
SNGBO SCORES
NORTH COAST "a - Mickey
Oyama Asst. June Takahashi Alb,
Hats Shimomura 431 Jean Terao
479, TAX Nakashima 451; TAKANO
C0D - Xxi Yamamoto 400, Dot Ko-
dana 346, Suzie Shimizu 1858, Mi
chiko Ishii 425. YoYo Konishi 504.
GYOKKO KEN 80 - Madge Ono
3l8, Ruby Nishiguchi $50, Yoshia
Dol 1853, Carol Daty Alb. Rose Young
467; METZGER ID - Myrtle Ko-
maxi 399, Jane Akiyama 331, Amy
Taniguchi 343. Helen Yamamoto
374, Frances Ikeda 244.
CONTINUED on Page q
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-07
The Official Basketball Schedule
SATURDAY, Jan. 7
At Fife

At Fife
8 p.m.-Fife VS.. Comets CA.
SUNDAY, Jan. 8
At Buddhist
/ p.m.-Anna Rays VS.. Chicks
Girls.
2 pm.-CometS VS. Midgets (A).
3 p.m.-Old Timers VS.. Mercury
CAA).
a pm. - Cathay Post VS.. Main
Bowl (AA).
TUESDAY. Jan. 10
At st. Peters
7 pm. 49, Anna Kay's VS.. Goods
Girls.
8 pm.-Rissho VS. Fife "a.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL
At Buddhist
$50 pm.-King Snak VS.. Rissho
ca.
7:3O pm.-Gyokkokcn VS.. Lancers
ca.
$3.50 pm-Cavaliers VS.. Superior
CAA).
$3.50 p.m.-Main Bowl vs. Maynard
Cafe CAD.
FRIDAY, Jan. Is
At Buddhist
$50 pm. - Toda's Monarchs VS..
Ola Grows ca.
7:3O pm.-Midgets VS.. Chinatown
ca.
$3.50 p.m.-Superior vs. Maynard
Cafe (AA).
$50 p.m.-Mercury VS. Main Bowl
(AA.
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Lotus Sextet Downs Goods, "a to 20,
To Remain indicated in Girls Loop;
SecOnd-Place WWG'S Whip Chicks

600 - D. IWasaki 6. Senda, IRA
kawa, T Iwasaki 8. OSawa. T. Kita-
yama 6. Yoshioka, Kanda, Hyodo,
Watanabe.
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Singles - Mas Shibuya, pit.
Series Mas Shibuya 584.
Team Game - Tad's. 1865.
Team Series - KinoshitaS 245l
Three bowlers in the Nisei Mer-
chants league neared but didn't
reach the charmed 900" circle
Thursday in Main Bowl
Mas Shibuya of Tad'S had 584,
Shig Takemura of o. K. Cafe, 581,
and Mako Yaguchi of Kinoshita S,
573
NISEI MERCHANTS SCORE
TAD'S go - Sumioka 400, Shibu-
va 584. Tamura SAP. Fujimoto $40,
Asaba484; MAYNARD (0) - Iva
saki ass, Yasunobu 406. Edamura 441
Yoshitake 489, Deguchi 469.
HATTORI (2)-Suto 1855, Akada
478, S. Nakagawa 485, Kuramoto
472, F. Nakagawa 435; MT. BAKER
G - Niwa 482, Soyejima 387, Flu
jita 448, Yamaguchi 443. Murakami
$3.50.
KINOSHTTA 90 - Yaguchi 573
CONTINUED on Page Four
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NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles - Herb Louie. Tuck Lung
Co. 800.
Series George Sono Foster
Cafe, STA
Team Game - Nisei Pool, 1886.
Team Series Nisei Pool, 2643
PORTLAND, Greg. Jan. 7 In
the Oregon Nisei Bowling league,
it's still nip and tuck between Fos-
ter and Tuck.
Foster Cafe dropped three to Nisei
Pool in a hotly-contested series, and
Tuck Lung smothered Motor Clinic,
80 last Dec. 80 in Hollywood Alleys.
So, the ONBL standing reads Eos
ter Cafe 1875, Tuck Lung, 1875, for
first place.
Nisei Pool posted the nights high
game (935) and series (2643) to
dunk Foster Cafe.
CONTINUED on Page a
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-07
NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(As of Jan. 81
w l.
Magazines 80 Is
Sakahara Insurance 80 %
Red Front Tavern 81 %
Royal Amusement 80 "a
Northwest Times 30 25
Superior 20 25
P. S. Laundry CTacomaD 81 81
Fiedler'S 26 %
PSVGA (Sumner) % 81
Cathay Post 1876 % 80
Jackson Grocery 20 "a
18th Ave. Service 16 38
Evening star., 1950-09-08
Sesqui Events
Where to Go,
Whut to Do

This year marks the 150th
anniversary of establishment of
the permanent seat of the United
States Government in the District
of Columbia. The National Capt.
tai SeSquicentennial, Commission
has sheduled the following events
in observance of the city's 150th
birthday (free of charge unless
otherwise noted:
Today.
"Railroad Night" at the amphitheater.
to the part railroads have played in the
Er5wth Of the Nation is planned.
"DAR Night" honoring Daughters of
the American Revolution in the Washing
ton area. Mrs. James D. Skinner. District
the performance.
Continuing
Path Of Our Fathsrs% PAU Green's
the sesoni amphftheater. $50 pm
sse s saOaFs s supef pftis Mue Mari City lass Sores
stres. as ise' NS the ses S SsSsH Trase
a hs BOOK Ms srest a
ana streets NV. ana at the ampnl-
theater box once.
iThe American Professional" paintings
and drawings recording four centuries of
American history, at the Corcoran Gallery
OF Art. Seysnteenth street and New York
"Washingtoniana," exhibit Of pictures
pamphlets and rare books from the col
lection of the District Public Library. at
the Gorco9rsn Gallery: ,..-
tursl exhibit with a model layout of the
Nations CAPITAL. Gallery hours: 10 am.
Makers of History in Washington"
paintings of great Americans. the National
Gallery of Art Sixth street and Constitu-
tion avenue NV. Gallery hours: 10 am.
"Milcstones in American Achievement"
an exhibit marking the sesduicentenn'a I'll
Of the Library of Congress. as well as of
the District, at the Library. First and
East CAPITOL streets Sc. q am. to 10 p M
An Exhibit of Old Pictures Prints and
Portraits Of Early Washingtonians," at the
Central Public Library Eighth and K
THE Freedom Train Exhibit" at the
National Archives exhibition hall Con-
S;Igs Sstit.tio1, avenue e., between Seventh and
ington University" exhibit of naintinqr
lithographs;, maps, political cartoons and
books. at the university librsr" ,2033 G
street NV. Hours; m. to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-08

apply J0r q marriage license on
one day. tCGit three tull days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
1s, both of 1888 o st. NV. NA
James Lumpkin, jr.,. "A, IO22 Potomac
ave, Sc, and Matte Rivers. 1s, $50 L
James Dawson, %. 200 Rhode Island ave
ne; e,;o and Yolanda D'Ambrosio, 20,
Thomas Fl Finncan. ac n's %. Naval Receiving
Station, and Betty Brown, "a, Arling-
john na Ma54y $s vsnsn ss1s Iae01n 5d
George semerdiian, %. 1914 18th st.
NV. and Edith selby, is, $50 Burns
Ellsworth Richards, 21, 141s w st. NV,
and Georgianna Brockman, Is, 912 M
Sam Pusater. jr., 21, 1893 Buchanan st.
6;e,' and Barbara Rowland. Is, 53ls
Lester Masaiosek. %, 1919 T st. NV. and
Arthur Pierce; %, silver spEIns, Nd. and
chsries voz Is Baltimore, ano ehsIs and Ia Jeanne
JoST S5OqShi phn,:s :s: 2: 53l1 r !, St. NV.
NV, ana Elizabeth Crawford. rs. 17aI
James. Priest, 2s, Hyattsyille. Md, and
Frank Emanuele' e8s 215 Hndts undersood se IS st.
NV, and ,Angeline Corvelli, %. 633
Hamilton st; NV.
and Anna Countess. 81. 144o c st. Sc
DAVIS Wilma snSgsr 2l P o4 MgeT sT.r6 VA and
and Joan McGonigal. is, Cheveriy. Nd.
John Payne; "a Arlington. Va. and
Myrtle Williamson, "a, 1915 Holbrook
Frank Rosenberg, 40, New York City,
and Vivian Gudridge. 30, 1920 Beecher
and and Regina Ballmann, 55' Bethesds'
Rudy Firmani, %. colmar Manor. Md,
and Barbara Holstein, 19. 314 11th st.
Everett Hopkins. SO. Arlington. Va, and
Edward Elliott, 90, and Sarah Scott, 56,
both Of Baltimore,
and Berniece Brown, 26. 925 quincy
Lloyd Aidridge, 10, 1921 44th st. ne.
and Deloris Harris. Is, 1907 7th st.
Aaron Smith, 80, 1927 9Th st. NV. and
Corrine Saunders; 81, 1913 st. NV.
and Leontyna slonina,' 2s, 4105 Wis
-, eonsin ave ny $50
wssFs S5SHa - 1?s p St n ana
Joan Murray, 10. 2S23 oth st. ne.
joseph Anderson, 20, 1868 18th St NV.
and Daisy Cayiness, %, lab Sth st. Nv.
Leroy Payne. 20, 241 r st. ne, and Jo-
sephine Brooks. 8, 3S6 st. ne
David Rice. p, 1899 A st. ne, and Eliza
Foust, 22. 5046 Central ave. ne
Paul Ward, 25, Rockville, Md. and Helen
Duffy, %. 3475 Holmead pl NV
Reese James, 20, 172l 4th st. NV, and
Dorothy Gales. ,1a ITO K st. NV,
Smith. 43, 329 Shepherd st. NV.
George Bott, 20, Ashland. Ohio, and Eliza
beth Williams, %, Arlington. Va.
Philip Wicke, 80. Boiling Air Force Base
and EpDie Vazauez, Fl. 101 North Caro-
Kenneth Pafham, %. 81 L st; Sc. and
Mary Kelly, u. 725 Barnes st. ne.
Robert Rohr. 81. 426 Marietta pl NV,
and Agnes Hopkins. p, 5427 Kansas
Betty Haller, 81. Alexandra, Va.
Jack Dean, 20. 1923 Kilbourne pi NV.
and Mary Hendrix, 20. 210 9th st. NE
st. NV.
Raymond Harmin. jr.. 10. sunnybrook, Nd.
and Betty Swain, 10. Decatur Heights,
John Hall. 25, Ft. Belvoir, Va, and Betty
Langham, 26. Pittsburgh
Morgan Trail, 81, Hyattsyille, Md, and
Mary Martina, 49, 206 9th St ne
Donald Corridor. 81. 1874 Gallatin st NV
and Pansy Wood, 80. 145s Farmont
StS.
Evening star., 1950-09-08

Fovorte of the young set for book-to-sohoo fun to
wear with casual cIohes Heavy sterling silver for
fashions bulky look and for long in rich de-
signs, heorts-ondf|owers leaves eeonetries. Jewel
or rings that look like far than their price toes
Buy to exchange with your best friends!------S"
'Plus 2o4 Tar.
LANSBURGHs-Jewehy-Atree Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laao, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. pGit three tul days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duus.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
'Shrine of the Air.
BY William J. Meyer

ny William }. N1Oyer
demic. became endeared to
them as Mother" Tusch.
After the pilots received
their wings and went off to
battle they sent war souvenirs
plane insignia, guns, flags.
letters, maps, photographs
to Mrs. Tusch. Her home be-
came known as the Hangar,
and was visited by practically
every great flyer.
Following the war, her fame
continued to spread and the
collection grew. It occupied
nearly all of her home. The
pictures, flags and letters were
framed; the other items dis
played in cases and on the
walls.
In 1927 Gen. Mitchell Wis
tied the Hangar. Impressed
with the items and names
scrawled upon the wall, he
said:
"You have here the living
evidence of the first men who
fought for America In the sky.
This is truly the shrine of
the air"
After World War II the late
Gen. Henry (Hap) Arnold, who
commanded the Air Force
during the war, was instru-
mental in getting the Smith
Evening star., 1950-08-06

Page lo-THE WASHINGTON STAR PICTORIAL MAc.z,x,
Evening star., 1950-08-06

THE late Gen. Billy Mitchell,
Il who foresaw the tre-
mendous role aviation was
destined to play in the Ma
tons history, labeled the col
lection of aeronautic memo
rabilia now on display at the
Smithsonian Institution as the
country's first shrine Of the
air"
The collection, which has
been placed in the National
Air Museum, Is only a small
part of the thousands of items
assembled from the most ia
nous names in aviation his
tory by Mrs. Mary Tusch. 73.
Of 705 South Thirty-first
street, Arlington.
At the time of Americas en-
trance into World War I, Mrs.
Tusch and her late husband,
Carey A. Tusch, a civil engi-
neer, were living In a modest
cottage In Berkeley, Calf,
hard by the University of CAL
iforna campus.
Student pilots were study
ing at the university and the
Tusch cottage became their
gathering place. Mrs. Tusch,
largely because of the care
she gave a number of them
during the 1918 flu epi-
Evening star., 1950-08-06

sonian to accept Mother
Tusch's collection.
Paul E. CARRIER, curator of
the air museum, went to Ber-
kelley to compile an ex-
haustive report on the items,
their historic significance and
famous flyers-Charles Lind
bergh. Clyde Pangborn, Gen.
Doolittle, Sir Hubert wilkins.
Charles Kingsford-Smith, Ad-
miral Richard e. Byrd and
scores Of others-who had left
mementoeS.
Mr.. CARRIER had known of
the collection for a number of
years. Before he joined the
Smithsonian staff 30 years
ago he was a pioneer airmail
pilot in 1918 to 1920.
He added to the collection
one OF his most cherished pos
sessions, which he had car
ried in his pocket for 80 years
his silver airmail wings, rem
resenting commercial avia-
ton.
MIS-, Tusch moved here
when the Smithsonian ac-
cepted her collection. En-
1eeoled by age and a paralytic
stroke two years ago, she lives
with a daughter, Mrs. Irene
Reece. e
Evening star., 1950-08-23


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Evening star., 1950-08-23

g.. The fashion for wool jersey. plus
the long wear Of worsted yorns =.
two-pieeer with bIozins "dseoretion."
Rust, wintersreen. copper. blue Of srcy.
+ $l7.s5
b.. Corduroy ). foshion loves II ~
much as you do. A eIossie, sIim-skirtsd
suit. Copper. red, blackboard srcX seld,
navy or deep green >. JuiIIiord fabric.
SASS
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oreen ----------------$l7e5
d Season Maker suit Of Burlington
Mills wrinkle -defiont royon scbardine
=. ths pockets point. Black, brown.
wine, gold or navy ------------$l4.s5
e.. Season Maker with U-turn neck
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: Wonder drsys, Fuyon -und- cotton
"Lusteroy" shoulders thot flow like
honey detachable linen poet's-eoI-
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lar. Beige. red. navy or deep green, $l7.ss
Evening star., 1950-04-07
ROOMS WITH eoARp

5!O5 nth ST. N.W.-Niee dble,, rm
friendly Southern home; $40 wk
each. incl. breakfast. RA. 1925 Il |
VACANCIES for young people; very
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ont'-Large double for men, semi
bath. $50 ca. Nice sgle.. $50 mo,
1903 n. H.. AvE.-Dbl., So so;
triple. s47.5o 2 good meals conV
WENDELL TERRACE-Get ready for
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our spacious rooms. superior food
shady lawn and large porch: excel
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BEST OF CARE given infant in pri-
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suitable for young people, home
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Ice. CONF. RIM. for working mother
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DISSIN'S GUEST HOUSE at Dupont
Circle. Beautiful rooms available
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one OF the finest guest homes
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city. 20l3 Mass. ave NV. DE
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Hot biscuits with every dinner yum
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Evening star., 1950-04-07
DOGS, PETS. etc

sCoTTIE PUPPIEs 125. Axe reg,
black, house broken, 4 mos. old;
also year old, males, $40. Bowie
pEKINGEsE, Axe litter reg. : pure
nearly months old, elegant. for
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Axe REG. English Springer Spaniel
Pg9Diss eg9 Can S WaldoP mGn'hS Nd npHs9atfa fe9 &
RABBITS FOR sALE@Does. bucks
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LABRA6oR RETRIEVER PUPPIES
gree Veterinary supervised; $50
cERMaS flRTaSa $af Mdk6sn ya by
Champion Lachen out of Champion
TGnya; Fs 1850 AsGARD KENNELS 90. reg
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe reg. Sire CHI. Lachen Won Graf
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COOKERS. innoculated. quality speci-
men mems ,9. for particular people. Rock
BOXER Puppy. mos. old. beaut.
marked and behaved must sell, sS5.
SCOTTIES AND WIRES, select pup
pies, out N. H. ave. ex., mi. past
Univ. Lane to sign. 1924 Oakview
dr. .
EASTER BUNNIES, all colors. Apply
7l2 Spring St, Silver Spring. Md.
IMMATURE FRENCH PooDLEs; l
silver gray sire, $500; 2 black fe-
male puppies nearly months old,
500. Dupont 7773. -
COLLIES FOR EASTER mos. old :;
3 beautiful females; sable and
white. Axe reg, ch. bloodline; S35.
VI. 6o6s. IS