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BETHESDA

BETHESDA-$26,5O0
Very attractive white brick with den
or bedroom and powder room 1St
f.; 3 nice bedrooms and bath End
H.. side screened porch: nice neigh
borhood; easy financing. See this
today. BILLINGSLEY g. KORZEN-
DORFER. OR. 1926 It'll 9 pm:
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lovely lot which is beautifully land
scaped and approx. $50 #. deep.
This attractive Diet. brk. home must
be sold this week end. 1st Il. has
full center hall. lge. hv. rm. with
flrepl., extra lge. din rm., modern
equipped kit. lge. den and lovely
3 excel. bedrms and 2 tiled baths;
lge storage attic; pine-paneled rec
nm. A wonderful home for a family
with children within walking dis
lance of all cow. Call ". B.
WRIGHT EN- 6R00
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1878 Kst. NV. Realtor. Ma. o76
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

A real home on a quiet safe st. in
the school area. A comfortable place
to live and enjoy the suburbs. Gen.
and adj. den or sun rm., full size
DIN. rm. and a grand kit. with 9
pantry, twin-bed size bedrooms
2 tiled baths and plenty of closets;
maids rm.: Diet. gar; Handicapped
gardens. You'll like this home
once open until 9.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
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en-. 1888. Eve. and Sun. ia S-o4e4
George Mason Green Co.
2840 Wilson Blvd.
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FLOWER AVE.

s. S.. Md, near Franklin--Lovely
corner detached brick. Center hal
plan. especially adapted to 9
physicians needs In q home and
baths cG attic, Oil burner nns 2ot%ate,
heat. detached Scar garage. The
LIST floor is SO conveniently APP
pointed that the Offices can be
private and apart from the living
quarters. Out-of-town owner has
requested us to make quick sale
Of it. SO we invite your offer. Eve.
phone TIE. 2233.
L. r. GRAVATTE
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

gentleman's suburban estate or
a high elevation overlooking thu
rolling countryside. The grounds
200x200, have been completed by 8
landscape architect. The bright
and cheerful residence with modern
equipment throughout has well pro.
portioned liy. rm. with black marble
flrepl. adjoining sun nm. with til,
floor; sunny din. rm. with bay, full
sized breakfast rm.,. ample closets
End a. has master suite with I
very lge. lighted closets. bath with
tub and shower; and adj. screened
porch, center bedrm. has lge. bay
paneled library with built-in book
shelves, nautical rm., finished 3rt
d. air conditioned with BRYANT ga
furnace; 2-car gar. Call WO. 230t
fcr appt. to inspect. Office oper
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
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Close enough to- Georgia ave. for
convenience. and in q quiet resi-
Dental area, this immac. home has
bedrm. and "a bath on LIST H.. In
8 bedrms. and bath on I'd a. Full
bsmt. with shower roughed in. Please
call Mrs. Taylor, eyes,, Rockville
364S; with INEz CUSHARD, Real
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HoUSES-SALE-vA. (cont.)

ATTENTION DOCTORS, dentists,
ANTIQUE dealers. by owner; 4-bedrm.,
2-bath: 2 living rms. den,- etc; lge.
modern rambler in heart Of Mclean.
Va. 4 mi. from Chain Bridge; ex-
cellent for professional man. as
aSms aRa es ss Tssasns do sal
and dentist; 1000 81. vt. corner
commercial; excellent Investment;
$29.500. or best offer. LIPSCOMB
(owner). Elmwood 3s79. 10
CLOsE-N ARLINGTON FARM
ETTE. Over "a acre fully land
scaped and cultivated. flowers and
vegetables; charming bungalow con-
porch. attic and basement. oil INV
heat; also large garden house with
electricity and running water. suit
able for guest cottage. Owner leav-
ing city, has priced it to sell quickly
ct S16,950; terms. Call JU. 7-7l 81
levenings). or FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRM. and bath
.. C. Mod. kitchen, comb. screer
heat, expansible attic. how'd. is.
garage. corner lot. Garden. fenced
yard quiet setting; easy. committing
$4,000 cash. Only $50 per mo
fCALFh a. S11Er' FieaSAut N1IeJ
Va. Phone Herndon 344-J-3 ol
Arcola 5255.
DE Luxe YEAR-ROUND COUNTRY
home; so min. from 14th st. bridge
boats, nv. radio and equipment, So.
foot house, completely panelec
thr, ukhout; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths
bsmt. shower. garbage disposal; In
side garage and bsmt., hot-air fur.
mace; property sets on 5 lots ant
2 roads. Swimming, fishing, boat
Gail between 9.5 pm. weekdays
BELFIORE CO., DI. 1922 or Johr
Shireman, Manassas, Va, 023-F-5
ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-S23,5O0; nearly new
attractive, stone and brick Cape COD
rms. and bath. End. f.; .all-elec,
kitchen, dishWaSher; large liv. rm
with paneled fireplace; full bsmt.;
garage. Mr.. all conyeniences. Ewes,
WI. 514S. E. NJ. FRY, INC, WI.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
peter ]. hagan

NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS, $1o,95o
Smart little homes in excellent loca-
bsaat ceramic nass esai@ Gle BATH is Biz dhn snd
somely equipped kit, exp. attic and
suburban sized level lot; S1,250
down. $66 per mo total payments.
DREAM CoTTAGE-S12.500
Just like you see in the magazines.
Pretty white paint, green shutters.
side porch and beautifully finished
attic; located on big shady lot, close
to all conveniences. $4,000 down
and worth 1t.
. WEST HYATrSvnLE-S13,250
Completely redec. and ready to move
into; features 2 bedrms. down with
additional Bath G Nsw Kit up ee %itn en-
full bsmt., gas. heat. comb. screens
and storm windows, fenced lot, con
crete streets and sidewalks. Low
down paymt. and easy terms.
CHEVERLY-S12.950
A FRA 2-story brick : and frame
streets. House Is in Al cend., and
too many. appnts. to list for prop
erty in this price range. Cali i'm
mediately.
peter j. hagan
uN. $685.. toDen S-sj VA. 1857
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

COW. TO PENTAGON-5-room row
brick, less than year old, IN new"
house cond., fully equipped, hards
wood floors. gas a.-c.; FENCED irons
and BACK yards. % pr taS sn nsJ ySSs a
monthly. KELLEY { BRANNER, pI.
7740; eyes,, OR. 1899, -1o
values. four-beds
rm., 2-bath bungalow: near pubic,
parochial schools. $12,950-New z"
bedrm. masonry rambler; carpor1
" acre; near school. .S13, 50Q-Twos
! hedrm brick, bsmt.. big lot. PROVE
DENCE. IA. 3343. -10
ALEX; 4 bedrms., $4,000. maybe
less. Make offer; flrepl. bsn1t.;
screened porch. gar; q very Eood
erk t home e. good INF Price s;xss and
ms; needs 5000 cash.
Beverly Hills area, best of locations:
home in finest possible conditions
a qms aP Bath u bath aegn Sif b.n
lures. Must be seen as 1t Is ur-
usually attractive; $4,000 cash
needed, bal. at so. Total price
bier we have seen. we think you
would like it too: only $1,000,
about $4,000 cash.
Alex. area; " acre; big trees; 66-ft.
beautiful rambler. Call to see this
honeymoon special; only $1,000,
with $4,000 cash.
Call Mr.. Brown, TIE. 3445; eyes,,
CHAs. RI HooFP. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

finest ramblers we have ever offered.
It has everything. 6 spacious rms
g bedrms.) 2 lovely tiled baths,
many large closets. screened porch
fun basement, gear b.-i. gar. gas
INV b.. dishwasher, disposal. CHOICE
res'E pse n location highly accessible
a splendid value at S37, 800. excel
lent financing. Ewes, call OF. 1856.
FRANK S PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
FALLS CHURCH. large bedrms..
brick Cape Cod bunga. with large
dry basement. for sale by owner.
I5o5 Oakland ave., Tyler Park.
mo- SUI Cash loan an e 4sRn f. as ~
NORTH ARL.-2-story English BRICK
Colonial. Excel. cond. Liv.. rrn., 14x26;
large din; rm.; modern kit. l2xI2:
fully tiled bsmt, with iavatory. Level
and Giebe Rd. $4,000 down; priced
VIZ, 95o; As17 N. Gath ST.. ,oW.
WILTON WooDs-spacious home on
beautiful domestic of about u acre
with 170-ft. frontage. Unusual
place and library; dining room with
picture window and garden view
Complete electric kitchen, five bed
rooms. 2Is baths, recreation room;
2-car garage. paved driveway, alumni
mum storm sash. MANY new and
unusual features. Convenient toI
Pentagon. Surrounded by fine homes
developed In the true Colonial ira
or FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 14I1
rHREE-BEDRM. BRICK rambler, $50, !
300: excel. financing, FHA-GI LIST
trust. S13,100; min. down pymt.,
$4,000; owner will take I'd trust
for balance. Fully Handicapped; stone
" \ Z Bn u nw Poe ezsn From Pm
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
OPEN TODAY Al
Bethesda Rambler
$24,500

Beautiful custom built brick
rambler with 3 bedrooms. The
lot Is 120'x120' and is sur
rounded by large trees. The
living room has a fireplace and
picture window. A separate
dining room, modern kitchen,
and bath complete the main
floor. There is a full basement
with bath and outside en-
trance. A garage adjoins the
house. Within two blocks Of
the Alta Vista Elementary
School and one block of the
Mt. st. Ursiline Elementary
School on quiet street. The
house V nearly complete. To
reach: Out Wisconsin ave. to
the Bank of Bethesda. left on
Old Georgetown I'd. approx. 2
miles and right on Beech ave.
two short blocks and turn left
on Forest I'd. and continue to
our sign. Mr. Freeman on
premises, or call CO. 44S2.
with
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GLEN MAR PARK
RAMBLER

A tired overworked living
room pinch hitting as both
reception hall and dining
room is q dreary prospect for
the discriminating home
seeker searching for small but
gracious quarters. This i'm
maculate brick rambler with
its reception hall and separate
dining room has all the requi-
sites for dignifled living. In
addition to these features
there is a large living room
with q broad picture window
and paneled fireplace wall,
beautiful sunny kitchen. 2
twin-size bedrooms, spacious
closets and full daylight base
ment measuring 1900 50. It.
in area. An excellent house
in an excellent community.
just 20 minis. from downtown
Washington. For further in
formation, please call Mrs.
Ramsey, GIL 1865.
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OPEN
DAILY, 7 TOO
Hillcrest Heights, Md.
2521 Lyon ST.
REORGANIZATION Y

Low down payment to CT, q new lge..
semidetached house with liv. rm.,
din rm.. kit. and powder rm. on
All-electric kit. dishwasher, garbage
dlsposal; full bsmt.. gas heat; Vene-
sian blinds. screens Total price,
$40 250
OBJECTIONS: Out Branch ave. q
OF mule to Hillcrest Heights sign
to Lyon st. and open sign.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O04O
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ST. 99Il or SH. 45S9.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
71l3 ALPINE ST.

7113 ALPINE ST.
OPEN EVERY EVE, 6-DARK
New. 2-bedrm. bunga. with lge. liv,
rm. -dinette comb, spacious kit,
fully equip. and IN baths; expan-
you two additional rms; full bSmt
with outside entrance, gas a.-c.
heat; lge. sodded lot; reasonably
priced, excel. terms. Directions:
Out Pa. ave. Sc, left on Alabama
ave. to Marlboro pike, continue
approx. 2 miles to District Heights
gateway, turn sharp left onto County
7113 and our open sign. T. D,
BURGESS. vi. 2902 till 8.
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ALEXANDRIA
RRODnOCK HEIGHT

11 11174 y II y
Two-Story, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
with full bsmt. and built-in garage;
master bedrm. with pvt. Va bath; liv..
screened porch: maids rm. and full
tiled bath; beautiful grounds and
trees and flowers. House in excel.
cond. Make an appt. to see this
house. Substantial cash required.
r. L. KANE, INC. Realtors, King
and Wash. SITS. Alex, Va. Tele-
phone AL. 30l3; eyes,, TIE. 1880.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
SILVER SPRING
4 ntnn M

4V1AU II4ND1VOO1A DIC.
Only $16,250 for 3-bedroom brick
Colonial, In excellent condition. Lge
shade trees AUDITING park. Purchaser
can assume large CT 4qs trust.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222.
III
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EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE
Near schools, stores and everything
Lge. 2-story, 3-bedrm. house, IL
baths Il bedrm. on LIST fioor). dining
rm lge. liv. rm. with mirrored fire.
pl.; "a acre with garden and fruit
trees. Reas. price. DALEY REAL
ESTATE SALES, AP. 0077 and APP
1443 3
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TAKOMA PARK
Realtors
81, 9200i Ewes. JU. s-488l
TAKOMA PARK

$500 down and payments to suit
a responsible buyer. This Groom
home must be sold by transferred
owner. 1t is spacious. clean and in
good condition. There is a full
basement. storage attic. detached
garage. Schools. transportation and
shopping within walking distance.
Immediate possession. Call Mr.
Hunter. MA. $500; ewes, GIL. 5235
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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ALEXANDRIA
JEFFERSON PARK

2-story modified brick Colonial on
corner wooded lot. l00x115, with
3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Center
hall type; living room with fireplace,
dining room. kitchen. and screened
porch. Full basement and garage.
Storm windows. slate roof, double
closets, and copper piping. Priced
r. L. KANE, INC. REALToR
King and Wash SITS, Alex. AL. 30l3B
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BETHESDA

Near schools. 8 large bedrooms. 21s
baths. custom-built. prewar tapestry
brick house on " acre. / bedroom
and bath on LIST fl. Full bsmt. with
rec room; oil a.-c. heat. With porch,
sundeck and garage; entire lot
garden in rear. Priced to sell.
CAFRTTZ DI 9OS0. 10
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1902 ERsKTNE STREET

CARROLL f afGHLAND S. MD.
OPEN DAILY, 6 TO DARK
Vacant 5-rm. Diet. brick with gas hit,
Owner must sell and will sacrifice.
Dir: Out N. H. ave. to Erskine ST.,
right to open sign. LOUIS Ridden,
Elk 67n7 81. VISA
Evening star., 1951-04-01

never carved anything be-
FORE" he recalls, "but since
then I've never stopped"
All together, MIR. Talbot has
whitfield Is pipes, but only
one has been for himself.
That one commentaries his
World War I outfit, the 3l3th
Machine Gun Company of the
7th Division. It bears such
details as an identification
bracelet on a soldiers arm.
To do the detailed gouging of
the soldiers facial expression
meant devising special tools,
something he often does.
Besides carving pipes, Mr..
Talbot has collected about
so. One Is a meerschaum
about as big as an ostrich egg
the one the men in his Office
claim he uses when he bor-
rows tobacco.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

would be too nerve-racking
as a full-time job and too
expensive to the buyer" he
explains. "I'd Starve between
payments, too, since 1t some
times takes three years to do
a good pipe job"
Mr.. Talbot carves his pipe
bowls until he starts thinking
about something else or peo-
ple talk to him. II can listen.
but talking and carving don't
60 well together" he says.
Mr.. Talbot discovered he
could WELD a knife while
homeward-bound from Eu-
rope on a World War / troop
ship. He wanted to join a
magazine trading circle-the
only diversion on the boat
so he offered to carve a SOL
dier's initials on a pipe in
return for a magazine. I'D
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Don't forget that little girls
like "speeiol occasion" dresses
os much as their mothers do!
Here is O porty dress to make
OF dointy dotted swiss, with
oroondy and narrow Ioce oe-
centino the color and skirt,
Actress Notolie Wood models
the dress. Premiere Pottern
No. 1882. q sew-rite. per-
foroted pottern. is for sizes
3, 4. 5. s. 7 and 8 yeors.
Size 4 requires 25s yords Of
3o-inch moteriol. with 54
yord of contrast moteriol.
plus edeine. Allow OF leost
six weeks for orders to be
filled.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

AVAILABLE oW.
We recommend you order your oa-o-Mosie now...
today. while immediofs delivery Is possible. and while
installation mqfsriuls are still avaioble
Evening star., 1951-04-01

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. APRIL /, ls5l-Page is
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Bowling
Scores
sNGBo LEAGUE
NIGHTS HIGH

Singles and series--Mary Maniwa,
Hong Kong, 1914 and 400.
Team game and series-Hong
Kong, $50 and 2219.
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TIvo More Tits
Left TO Play for
NVC EleUen

Two more contests remain On the
schedule for Coach Dab Lees Nvc-
sponsored football team this season.
First on the list Is the return tilt
with Adna All-Stars Of Chehalis at
2 pm. on Sunday. Nov. is, On the
Chehalis Junior high school field In
Chehalis.
The final game Of the year will
pit the NvC-backed eleven against
the Associated Boys Clubs all-stars
at 1880 pm. Sunday, Nov. Is, in the
Catholic Memorial Stadium On the
corner OF l4th Ave. and e. jefferson
st. The NvC-ABC all-stars battle
will serve as an added attraction to
the main contest which will find
the Abe league champions tackline
an out-of-town opponent.
In the meantime, it was learned
that the NvC is seeking the services
of Roy Ikeda, Cleveland's all-city
candidate for center, and Bob Hira-
XII, Garfield's extra-point bootine
artist. Fred Sato, who last season
was a sparkplug on the NvC squad
is expected to come up from ElIens-
burg where he is a senior student
at Central Washington College of
Education.
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NiSei NatatOr
Is Again Elected
0SU Captain

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. lo-Herb
Kobayashi, Nisei dental student
from Honolulu. was reelected cap
tain of Ohio States 195f-52 SWIM
ming team which may be the great
est in Buckeye history.
With one eye on the Oiympics.
Coach Mike Peppe's Buckeye swim
mers will be out to make a sweep Of
the Big Ten and NCAA titles.
Kobayashi who specialises In the
loo-yard freestyle was captain Of
last years varsity. He is credited
with having helped get Ford Konno,
the 18-year-old Hawaiian high SEN
sation. to pick Ohio State.
Together with Konno. Yoshinobu
Oyakawa, another Hilo Nisei. a
backstroke expert, enrolled at Ohio
State this fall.
Campus expectations are that at
least three Of the Buckeyes stand a
good chance of making the U. 8.
Olympic squad next year. They are
two national champions. Konno in
the 800 and 1.500-meters and Dick
Cleveland. also of Honolulu. In the
100 meters. as well as Oyakawa who
placed fourth in the nationals in
the 200-meter backstroke
Two other Hawaiian stars of last
years Buckeye varsity. Jose Bal
mores and Bunmei Nakama, have
completed their eligibility.
Konno registered for the new term
last month and Is working part
time in the stadium dressing rooms
while Oyakawa has obtained job
in the state treasurer's office in the
capitol.
Buckeye aquatic enthusiasts. ex-
pect Konno, Cleveland and Oyaka-
wa to rewrite the Big Ten and NC
AA record books during the coming
season.
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YWCA Schedules
Winter Swimming,
Sports Classes

Registration is now open for Win
ter swimming and sports classes
starting Monday, Nov 26 In the
Central YwCA. Fifth and Seneca.
Twenty-Five classes for beginning,
intermediate and advanced SWIM
mers will be offered in the WV
pool. Weekly classes will meet In
the mornings for housewives. after
school for teen-agers, and in the
evenings for career girls.
Men and women ski enthusiasts
can get in shape for snowy slopes
with a ski Conditioning" class each
Tuesday night Golfers can keep
in practice and improve their tech
niques in Monday night workshop.
Those who wish to learn the fox
trot, waltz, rhumba, tango or samba
may sign up for ballroom dance
classes Thursday evenings. Square
dancing Is taught each Tuesday
Women may also enroll for ballet
and modern dance courses.
Women's gym classes for Winter
term include Goodbye Mrs. Hips,
Goodbye Miss Hips, and Stream
lining Mama.
students are advised to register
early to be sure of places in classes.
according to Mrs. Lillian Bullock,
YWCA registrar. Registration is
open in Room 6 in the Central WV
headquarters.
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Hirayama Stars
In Grid Win

FRESNO. Calf. Nov. 1o--A 60
yard run down the sidelines by Fib-
Der Hirayama, l40-pound Nisei half
back. gave the Fresno State college
eleven the third touchdown that
cinched the game for the Bulldogs
over Occidental last week. tFSC won
q to 6.
Taking hand-off from Ken Car
ter, Hirayama slashed through de-
fensive right tackle and, after going
through the secondary. outran Oxy
guard George McGown who follow
ed him.
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NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles and series-Paul Minato
Hattori Realty, 216 and sos.
Team game-20th Century. 851.
Team series-Kashiwagi's, 2466.
Kashiwagi's 3. Franks 0.
r. s. Auto 8. Yesler Appliance 0.
Nisei Grill 2. Kubota's /.
Superior 2, Twentieth 1.
l4th Ave. Q. Toda's l.
Hattori's 2, CT. Takahashi l.
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NIsEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Pruney Tsuji, Nagamine-
Beppu, 257.
Series-Pancho Nakashima. Ma
canine Beppu. 616.
Team game and series-Nagami-
ne-Beppu, 984 and 2780.
Nagamine-Beppu 2, Sakahara's l.
7th Ave. Service 3, West Coast O.
Cathay Post 2, Smith Candy /.
Tad's Gardening 3. Royal O.
Broadmoor 8. Coast Wide 0.
18th Ave. 2, Reno Tavern 1.
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NlSET CALENDAR


li--Methodist Duzzers to sponsor
annual Armistice skatefest. 1890
pm. to 1890 am. in Rollerland.
1l-Annual Tacoma Buddhist
church bazaar. 10 am. to 8 pm.
1S-Seattle Buddhist church 50th
anniversary semi-formal ball from
pm. at American Legion Han, 7th
and University. Music by vern NAL
lory and his orchestra.
2l--Nisei Vets Thanksgiving eve
dance at Dick Parker's Pavilion.
10th and Aurora. Frankie Roth
and his band. Dancing from $50
pm. to 1890 am.
DECEMBER
27-Methodist basketball team to
hold skating party in Rollerland.
1890 pm. to 1890 am.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-11-10
Methodist Caoers
Open Rag Drive

The Methodist basketball team is
raising funds for the coming season
with a rag drive. Persons with rags
to spare are asked to notify Tats
Kumasaka or call CA. 1924
Evening star., 1951-02-07
North Cleveland Park Asks
4O% Payment 10 D. {.

The North Cleveland Park Citi-
zens' Association last night asked
that the Federal Government in
crease its payments to the District
budget to the old 40 per cent level.
In a letter to the Federation
of Citizens Associations the North
Cleveland group said this action
would be equitable, since the Fede-
raj Government has, in the past
few years. taken over large tracts
of land and improved buildings,
thereby removing them from the
tax rolls.
Furthermore. the letter stated,
the Federal contribution to the
District is out of proportion to
the amount of Federal income
taxes Washingtonians pay.
In other business, Mrs. Herbert
Schmitt asked members to sign
up for first aid classes, which will
meet on Tuesday and Friday even
ings from 1880 to 10:30 o'clock,
beginning February 13.
The meeting was held in the
Hearst School, Tilden street and
Idaho avenue NV, and was con-
Quoted by John B. Dickman, sr..
president.