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MAN

V4k1It
Large real estate firm has opening
for supervisor Of group of apartment
and commrcial properties. Must be
tactful. have knowledge of building
maintenance operation and the abil-
position for willing and able person.
State age, marital status and ex-
perience. Box 46-Y, Star. 10
VETERAN, intelligent, hard worker,
will train to manage dry cleaning
store, Reply Box 137-A, Star. IL
YOUNG MAN. 1S years, single, re-
cent high school graduate. for per-
manent position with life insurance
company as IBM tabulating machine
operator; no experience necessary.
Apply in person between 8 and II
ann11Tas9n sm; E1sm 3o9; g1sr s1S 1sI 5ash ss
YOUNG MAN (yeteran), ito learn
SGrspery and slipeover business. Gail
YOUNG MAN-Recent high schoo,
graduate. to learn instrument manu-
featuring and repairing; 5-day. 40
ar; ar,,y week; s6wrI Excellent e OPP oppgoTsunity.
YOUNG MAN, experienced. for assist
ant manager of prominent uptown
person. State background and
reference. Box 271-z, Star. --12
YOUNG MAN, to assist with general
office work; opport. for advance
ment; Excel. salary. EISEMAN'S. F
YouNa 81 e NAN "a piS for general oface work.
must have knowledge of bookEeep-
ping and typing. Drivers permit
required but not essential. AT 1912.
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HELP MEN

ELECTRICIAN-If you are thoroughly
qualified to do clubhouse work. new
house work and linn. amt. of con-
troll work, call HO. 7555. First
class man only. None others need
FIREMAN, small office building
Steady work. State experience. Give
refsrenccs. Boy, 245-z, Star. Ill,
FOUNTAIN MAN, exper. only, s to 8;
exceptionally fast courteous. PET
FLORIST, eXper. designer; perm. po-
sition, good salary, COLONY FLOW
Err SHOP, 1927 Ga. ave. RA. $500.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE MAN want
FURNITURE FINfsHER, must be ex-
per in burning in and polishing
new, furniture. No phone calls. 1898
JASIroR. AM, colored,. married. no tf chill
building; quarters and good salary.
ARRkEhR ARR!z II HSRSRx RsEsSR ne 70 sia 2R @5as
JANIToR. oolored. for apt. BLDG. Of
cense req: salary and quarters.
Apply BOSS q PHELPS, NC l4l7
JANIToR III da" SUPERINTENDENT for
new apt, project. salary. $3.50 per
ena ne aae plus psst and preses Reply sss1 @
ment in detail, special skills, refer
eences and size of family. Box
JRs EXECUTIVE. will be trained.
22-35; married' good education. Call
kfTcAaS If Hen HELPERS, white. Contact
Miss Riee' ARLINGTON HOSPITAL.
0L. oOOO. ii
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont !
- HOGAN q HARRISON, Attorneys.

= HOGAN g. HARRISON. Attorneys.
!. Colorado Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
: Tor the District of Columbia. Hold
!ng Probate court;-No. 1885. Ad-
mintstration.-This is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the State Of
Maryland has obtained from the
Prohate Court of the District of
Columbia, Letters Testamentary on
the estate of Catherine V. Daily,
late OF the District of Columbia, de-
ceased, Ali persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on or be-
1ore the, 3rd day Of August, AID.
1850. otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefits of said
eestate. Given under my hand this
2Sth day Of February. 1850. AR
THUR j. .PHELAN, $40 Colorado
Bldg tseal.(, FRANK j. BENNETT,
Deputy Register of Wills for the
Probate Court of the District OF
District OF Columbia, Clerk of the
frooats Court. mh3.10,l7.
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statesmen

statesmen
Highest-caliber men, to sell the
worlds finest EXTRUDED ALL
ALUMINIUM. storm windows.
Leads furn. from continuous news
paper, radio. television and national
magazine advertising. =
Visit our plant See them made,
Immed. delivery. Highest commits
sion. Weekly draw. Earnings from
S100 to $500 per wk.
WEATHER-MASTER co.
2727 9th st. NE.
At Foot of Franklin st. Bridge
Phone CO. 1900
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HELP MEN

OFFICE of large national
investigating company needs 2 addi-
tional men in their Washington
ONCE for insurance investigations:
must have car and be able to type
own reports; eXper. in insurance
Investigating desirable but not es-
sential: prefer men bet. % and 35
yrs. of age. and residence within
20-mi. radius OF Washington. Re-
plies to p. o. Box 16s, Ben FRANKLIN
Station. 10
GENERAL HOME improvement work.
Handy with tools, steady employ
ment: $50 week; D. c. operators S
permit. Give details. Box 4SS-S,
EXPERIENCED black and white lay
out and commercial artist, for ad-
yertising agency. Call Sligo 1888,
MAN, with car, who ic can
produce on basis of initiative. selling
of paper and paper products re-
auired for local territory; salary and
comm. Call UN. 1896 between $40
and s pm. for appointment. -12
COOK COFFEE CO. has opening for
route salesman. On established
coffee route. Car furnished, all
expenses paid. Pleasant outdoor
work. Salary while training, then
salary and commission. REQUIRE
mentS: Must be between 20 and 3S,
married. with responsibility, good
past employment records and refer
ences. Must be able to furnish
$500. returnable bond. Apply in
person Friday and Saturday at
COOK COFFEE CO., SOB Franklin
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HELP WoMEk

TYPfST and general office worker,
one. with knowledEe of bookkeepins
preferred; Apply 7O2O wis, ave.
TYPissT, hs oazoei EXPERIENCED. under l1 80. for
newspaper office. 5-day week, hos
pttaliZation and other employe ben.
efits; advancement. EX 5343
WAITRESS-Pref. one living mr.. An.
mandate, Va; good working cond.
Al Apply pE,soA at Annandale Grill, See MRS.
WAITRESS, over 21; at least ? yrs.
nighs work. HILLTOP REsTAU-
Md. III
WAITRESs-Experienced necessary,
references; night work. Apply
HAJEs, damous for chicken, 1903
WAITRESS, white, for Sat. and sun,
2 weeks; regular after 2 weeks.
AR1RANP ARPER # RsFs9n sSi4 coS5 eaINs rs, RES
waIrRfss "a RE- DnSRf, WANTED, white. -aa sxp.-
AFT ssfs, assl Salary. good til tips.
apply in person ready. for. work.
CAsABLANCA, 421 11th st. NV.
GIRL. white, 25 to 80, part or full
ship, massage and spot reducing.
Apply, in person Tuesdays or Thurs
days before 4 pm. BILL HUTZELL'S
PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB, 1719 K
GIRLS, ages 1923, neat, nice per-
sonality, travel N. Y. Calf and
return, for large nationally adv.
corp; perm; chance for advance
train you; S42 week at start; trans.
furnished; references required. Ap-
iington. MR.. or MRS. BLAKE. 10.
white, for part-time house
work: Call ST. 1870. IL
gay week; " sa5 week. week 70 Box { D4i 4so-s.
WOMAN to work in drug stor. soda
fountain; Apply 9719 Georgia ave,
rs Silver Spring.
extremely high remuneration, work
your own hours, full or part time.
Box 2S6-Y, Star. 10
WOMEN a., experienced canvasserS.
Se0f SeoFt Mo- hGurf Sooff Good II pay yi.i Perma-
fee or cosmetics. Apply in person,
Mon. i34S Harvard st. NV, t ist
woMAN-As telephone op-
II atOI anu " p4ol 1OI uIb anu CdSs
ualty insurance office. Call RE. 1900.
Ia
WOMAN for auto company to
act as title and settlement clerk;
ir-conditloned office, pleasant work
ing conditions: $50 per week to
start. Box 65-A, Star.
YOUNG WOMEN. 25 to 35, high
school grads, as investigators for
retail shopping service; no experi-
ence necessary; interesting work;
must be free to travel Apply War
ner Bldg, 18th and Z SITS. NV,
Room 951. -l2
EXPERIENCED black and white lay.
out and commercial artist, for ad-
yertising agency. Call Sligo 1888,
7 to 8 pm 10
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HELP WOMEN

ALTERAT1oNIsT. 25-s5 yrs, white,
F .tssos asnS. perm 81 soDs nor nds sssrs =.
party; Prefer resident NV. section.
AIT;ERAYTHioN HAND-Exper.. on
ladies better coats, suits and dresses
Perm. position. SELMA GOWNS
ASSISTANT ssHs ANT sooRkEEpER si RRkiHEsEp Clerk.
typist, experienced preferred: 5h-
day week: under 40 years Of age;
for automobile dealers. Apply Miss
Leadbetter, CHEVY CHASE NO
nEaoArPf ins. sARRETrT eARKER saIsRa %afai11a HAIR
sTYLIsTs, s406 Ga. ave, s. s.. Nd
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be expert
hair stylist; highest salary and
Also good manicurist. For appt. cal
BOOKKEEPER-Settled woman, 80.
40, with at least 10 yrs. experience
Double entry and cashier, preferably
some knowledge of stock control. for
exclusive dress shop; must be pre-
ssntable and tactful; salary open
CASHIER, young, attractive. exper
for ladies shoe store. Apply CROS-
.BY's SHOE STORE. ala 7th st. NV
CASHIER, experienced. Nationa.
Cash. Register posting machine fol
sials ssiary 0ss Many COMPANY bsnsi,ts @ o 3.
day week. Apply Mr. Trice. FRANC
JEwEIRY CO.. 627 7th st. NV
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S100 TO S150 WK

500 TO $3.50 WK.
Can be made by two statesmen Sc
lected BY O'Brien & Co. to sell home
improvements direct to user. They
will be paid salary while training
antee after training period. Car
necessary. Call MR.. MARI at FIR.
3O06. 8 a.m.-10 am. for appoint
ment, -12
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The above sale postponed until Mon
day. March 13, 1850; at the same
hour and place.
BY order Of Trustees.
fe21 ,24,27, 7,mh2,4,l0
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STENOGRAPHER

The Evening Star has an opening for
q. capable woman, between the age
rapher's position; 40-hour, fve-day
week; generous company benefits
available; must be able to pass
physical examination. Please apply
at the personnel office, Room SOC.
Please do not phone.
Evening Star Building
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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CASHIER-CHECKER

CASHTER-BOOKKEEPER, restaurant
operation, experienced, 6-day week,
no Sundays, salary and meals. Box
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HELP WOMEN (cont.) J

CLERK -TYPIsT, general office work,
fer large rea! estate ofhce;, must
be Arlington resident, Call MR..
CARL, OW. $500 for appt. IL
CLERK TYPIsT, high school gradu-
ate under 80: experience desired.
conditions, 5h2-day week, salary,
bonus and retirement plan. Apply
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP,
5914 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
CLERK -TYPIST, must have general
office experience; not over SO yrs.
old; good salary and excellent work
See Mr.. Mullock. SMITHS TRANS
FER q STORAGE CO.. 1913 You
CIERk"TYPIsT for real estate eo5fhice
in Arlington; 5h-day week; prefer
some experience but not essential
In reply please give full particulars,
age. reference, etc. Box 270-T,
CLERK-TYPIsT-Established lumber
area has, permanent opening for
capable elerk-typist Ability to ex-
tend lumber footages desirable; 80
creases Gail WI. 66a2. 10
CLERK-TYPIST-Perm. pos. 5-day,
40-hr. wk Goth CENTURY FOX
FILM CORP, 932 N. J. ave. NV,
CLERK-TYPIST
1927, single; some Office exper. pref:
40-hour week; excellent working con-
ditlonS; good salary; company bene-
fits, insurance, etc; inquiries strictly
confidential. Apply in person AETNA
FINANCE CO., 3215 R. l. ave, Mt.
Rainier, Md. -12
COUNTER GIRL, exper.: closed sun
No night work. BERENS RESTAU-
RANT, 626 E st. NV. -l2
COUNTER GIRLS, for soda fountain
and luncheonette; S36.36 to start.
Apply all week. please do not phone.
D. A. SCHULTZ, 901 Pa. ave. NV
10
TRANSFERRING and gen.
eral Office work in insurance agents
office; exper pref: permanent posi-
ton; 5-day wk.; SITS mo. starting
salary. references. RE s5ss.
TECHNICIAN and
Ssst SeeY: for for, d9Htor,s nSI oftice; 51a-day
MaNIcuklsr HiSIt isIs ~ Continental -Bids.
days wk. Guaranteed salary and
commission. EX. 92S5. -13
MANICURIST
Experienced. Apply beauty salon,
~
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North This Spring???
S25 to 500 daily front money. A
men over 40, free to travel the q.
s. See K. F. HARRIS, sales man
ager, Harrington Hotel. 8 to ] only
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HELP MEN Cont
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
SALESMAN

014dIO1NI11IN
Protected territory Drawing account
and car expense. Good proposition
for right man. Give all particulars
In FIRST letter. Box 57-A. Star. Ill
AUTO SALESMAN-exp., to sell Ice.
and f1ne selection of used cars: also
new Kaiser, Frazier and Willys jeep.
Salary or drawing account and COM
119 Carroll St.. Takoma PIX, B. c.
GE. $500. Ia
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars to as
sist general mgr. and ok. finance
deals; S100 per wk to start and use
OF late model car. Steady advance.
ment and secure future assured.
state age, experience. etc. Box 341-
T. Star
Evening star., 1950-03-10

YARD SPACE
For rent in Rosslyn area. Suitable
for storage of contractors equip
ment; fenced. Call GIL. 0993. ].
D. STOKELY 10
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DONOHUE a KAUFMAN,
500 d Street, NV.
Filed Mar. s, 1850. HARRY M. HULL

Clerk
m THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia
In Re. CHANGE OF NAME OF
WILLIAM BUSH, 1884 Fulton
Street, NV, washington, D. c.
Civil Action No. l0s6-50.-ORDER
OF PUBLICATIONS William Bush,
having filed q complaint for q
Judgment CHANGING his name to
William Louis Bush and having
applied to the Court for an order
OF publication of the notice required
by law in such cases, 1t is, by the
Court: this sth day Of March. 1850,
ORDERED. that al. persons con-
cerned show cause, If any there be,
on or before the sth day Of April,
1850, why the prayers of said COM
plant should not be granted; Pro-
Jided,. that copy of this Order
be published once week for three
(3) consecutive weeks before said
day in The Evening Star and The
washington Law Reporter. ts.l R.
Copy. Test: HARRY NJ. uUTJ.,
Clerk, By HELEN F. STRAUSS,
Deputy Clerk
Deputy Clerk. mhl0,1724
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s. ALBERT MICKLER, Attorney,


for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 74546.
Administration.-This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
trict Of Columbia, Letters VI Testa-
mentary on the estate of Marie
Agatha Stanton, late of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. deceased All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to. ex-
thereof. legally authenticated, to the
Of August, AID. 1850; otherwise
they, may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this goth day Of
T9N' Ta fsI.2 s3I9 1eth st., Silver Spring;
CoGsWELL, Register of wills for
the District of Columbia, CLERK Of
the Probate Court. mh3,10,17
v. INLAY and CARL H.
INLAY: lII6 Street, NV.
m THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Godpf G9It Tor the proPaa RiSret tor Of colnmbs
administrator No. 7a,95s.
ORDER N1SI FOR SALE OF
REALTY.-Russell S. Krout and
Robert E. Lohr. Executors under the
will of Carrie R. Greene, Deceased
having reported the sale of Lot 20
in Square 3276, more fully de-
scribed in. their petition for rati-
fication of, said sale filed herein,
improved by premises 5000 9TH
Street, NV, Washington, D. c.. to
Julius Troll, for the price of S15,-
100000. all cash, subject to q |
brokers' commission Of $4,000, 1t |
h by the Court this sth day Of
March 1850, ORDERED that the |
said sale be ratified and confirmed |
by the Court, unless cause. to the
contrary be shown before the 23rd |
day Of March, 1850. at 10 o'clock, |
Pm, provided . copy Of this order |
pc published once In the Washing
ton Law Reporter and once in The |
Evening Star at least ten days prior |
S2,pSaE. e said lsst me msntionea date date.
Judge. (SealJ A true copy. At
test: MELVIN J. MARQUES, Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District OF !
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. milo
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MAN. with car, to drive salesman or
calls, vicinity Hyattsville; 81 PEI
hour; temp. Box 113-Z, Star.
MAN, experienced in kosher deli
catessen; good salary. 554O Conn
ave. NV. WO. 1896. rs
MAN to work in drug store soda
fountain. Apply 9719 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring.
MAN to drive truck, exper. with
MAN WANTED with car at once. Ap-
e. ply before 8 am. 925 Silver Sprirle
ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1950-03-10
ADAM A. WEsCHLER d SON,
Auctioneers.

JOSEPH STEIN
GEORGE K. PERKINS,
mh10,13,16,1s,2O. Trustees.
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day are Mona Lisa and, of course.
good nightD Irene" wo-
man acquaintance informs us that
Kazuko Itoi, former Seattleite, has
sold an article to the Atlantic mon
thly magazine on camp life in Idaho;
Miss Itoi is now a housewife with
several children, living in the East
If you're in the market for
new automobiles, contact one of the
Nisei dealers: duffy" Kiyohara, To-
mi Terao, Frank Magazine or Grant
Beppu; they have their quota still
the Rev Jitsuo Morikawa of
Chicago is expected to be one of the
speakers at the Washington State
Youth Conference during Nov. "a to
20 according to the local Japanese
Baptist church bulletin after
glancing over the list of candidates
running for office in the last pri-
mary, we have come to the conclu-
sion that a qualified Nisei could
enter and perhaps, win a congress
sional race; the last one was Clar-
ence T. Arai who ran unsuccessfully
for state representative prior to
World War II
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Nippon Times Answers Query: "A Free or Red World

tain retreat is building up small
but powerful armed force. That Is
the nature of neutrality at present.
Japan Is not mountain fastness
like Switzerland, nor does she pos
sess an armed force How long would
Japan's unilateral announcement Of
neutrality be respected Or, for that
matter, how long, even if all the
nations should agree 20 her neutral
pcsition' The Captive World is a
result of international banditry and
a. such cont nually seeks new vic
Tins. To such a force, neutrality
means nothing.
If neutrality is but pious and
forlorn hope, there is but one de-
cision for the Japanese people to
make. and by making that choice
they will but continue along the
same road they are now travelling.
For the hesitant and weak in heart,
there is that assurance of Mr.. Dulles
that a conflict between the Free
and the Captive Worlds could only
result in the total demolition of the
artificial, rigid and relatively weak
structure that Soviet communism
has built"
But for all Japanese, the choice
will be made for the Free World
because freedom, liberty and indie
pendence mean everything to them.
Nippon Times
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United States State Department
adviser John Foster Dulles is inf
nitely right in voicing his confidence
that "the japanese people will
elect to become dependable members
of the world that is free. That
choice is being made continuously
in a thousand and one ways as the
idea of democracy spreads through
out the nation.
It is only the minute minority, with
savage lust for power, which seeks
to sell its countrymen into Red
slavery The great majority of the
people have gone through once al
ready the terrible enslavement which
totalitarian regime-and that of
the right and of the left are two of
a kind-imposes upon all men, and
they want no more of it.
The choice of the Free World
over the Captive World thus does
not present any difficulty for the
Japanese people because the selec-
ton would be based upon past ex-
periences. But the time Is rapidly
approaching for this nation to
make clear what road it chooses.
Japan cannot go one way and
pretend to 60 another, nor can she
remain always neutral and uncon-
cerned whether she prefers the Free
or the Captive World.
The Japanese people should be in
finitely grateful that the choice is
still open to them. This is proof that
Japan is a free nation, for a captive
nation has no choice over its destiny
But to remain always free, the jap
anese people must throw in their
lot with the Free World and streng-
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then their internal foundations of
freedom against the forays of the
Communist slave traders.
The view is often expressed that
it would be to Japan's best interests
to make no choice between the Two
Worlds BY such a move, the jap
anese will be able to remain always
neutral, this argument claims.
But this line of reasoning does not
answer several very important ques-
tons which must be. asked by any
sane person. Does this mean that
Japan will remain half-free and
half captive? VIII this be a perfect
guarantee against the aggressive de-
signs of the Captive World? win q
democratic people be able to main
tain neutrality in the face of dangers
TO free institutions?
As long as the Japanese people
possess a conscience to judge be-
tween right and wrong, good and
evil and freedom and slavery, they
will find themselves making their
choice for the Free World.
There is no true neutrality today.
Even Switzerland, which has been
described as the perfect example of
neutral nation. cannot remain
perfectly impartial. The Swiss pride
themselves on their free, democratic
institutions and are thus ideologi-
cally a part of the West; Soviet COM
munism insists that those who are
not for it are against it and are thus
enemies. Switzerland IN her noun.
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NltvtMrNlettlt>
MARYKNOLL
nth & Il. Jefferson

MARYKNOLL
nth & 4. Jefferson
8 am. and 1880 a.m.-LOw MASS.
Benediction will be held following
1890 Mass
METHODIST
1896 Washington st.
10 am.--Skeptics Hour. Jr. Skep-
tics Hour.
II am. - Nisei Worship service.
Special speaker.
p.m.-MYF visitation.
7:3O p.m.-Duzzers' workshop.
NICHIREN BUDDHIST
1042 Weller st.
10 am. - Kindergarten children
and juniors service.
IL am.-Young peoples service in
English
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9th Ave. So.
$50 a.m.-Sunday School Tor all
ages.
10 am-Issei worship service.
Ills a.m.--Nisei service. The Rev.
Tetsuo Saito to speak on "The Dawn
of a New Day"
ST. PETERS MISSION
1910 King st.
Gas am. - Church school. John
Yoshida, superintendent.
HOO a.m-Morning Worship Ser
vice. Vicar. The Rev Andrew N.
Otani Nursery
! to 8 p.m.-GFS. LIST and 2rd
Saturday of each month.
$3.50 pm.-Y.AF. LIST and Bird Fri
day of each month.
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FAITH BIBLE
Washington Hall

IL am Worship Service. Mr..
George Uomoto to speak on "All for
One.
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BAPTIST
QO1 + Suruc,


9O1 E. Spruce
GAS a.m.-Sunday School in nur-
cry school building.
10 a.m.-Issei Worship Service.
Ills a.m.-Nisei Worship Service.
Mondays-Okazaki Glass at Fujin
Home from pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING in gym.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main ST.
10 a.m-Sunday School.
IL a.m.-Young Peoples Devotion
al Service. Sanghas in charge. Elaine
Mivake, organist. The Rev S. Masu-
naga to speak.
8 pm - Bodhi Society meetin"
very first and third Wednesday.
CONGREGATIONAL
305 18th SO.
10 am.-Sunday School for nur =
cry. kindergarten, beginners, pri-
mary and juniors. New boys class
o"imarv denartment.
11:15 a.m.-Joint Issei-Nisei SER
vice. Guest speaker, the Rev. Paul
Hagiya of the Japanese Methods
Church.
FAITH BIBLE
Washington Hall
IL am. Worship Service. Mr.
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SATT RDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1850
main street by bf

Q HERE'S
vote for the rawest incident in
the history of the University of
Washington.
Almost 300 entering freshmen girls
were photographed in the nude as
part OF their physical exams early
this week for a woman gathering
research material for Columbia US
medical school in New York City.
Later, they put up an awful howl.
Approximately seventy-five girls.
refused before the photographer had
chance to SNAP" them.
This is just another example why
many girls should not go to colleges
and universities. They use their
figure instead of their head.
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. PURELY.

PURELY.
personal piffles: if "the pen
is mightier than the sword. we
surely would prefer the pen to the
sword in solving the present Korean
situation DR.. Paul S. Shigaya
and his nti-tuberculosis committee
workers in our community should
be congratulated for volunteering to
initiate an educational program OH
"tb' a heretofore dreaded subiect
among the Japanese Americans =.
the Seattle japanese Methodist
church bazaar will be on Saturday.
Oct 7; you're contributing towards
fine institution if you buy your
share at this affair the two
most popular girls in the country to-