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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-08-18

ted in kind.
The officer said that 900 grenades
were hurled in few hours.
In the thick of the fighting, Cpl
Okamura and Cpl Raymond c.
Zimmerman of Eden Valley, Mimi.
ran out of grenades. They calmly
stood up and began returning the
Chinese grenades to Red positions.
I'VE must have thrown SO to so
of them,' they said later. "The
Chinese we're throwing them so fast
they didn't even pull the strings on
half of them We just caught them
in the air. or picked them up where
they dropped"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-08-18
Franklin Graduate
Wins Scholarship

Junko Watanabe, so graduate of
Franklin high school, has been a.
warded two-year scholarship to
Columbia University in New York,
NJ Y.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-08-18

The Student Union Building at
the University Of Washington serves
meals and refreshments to almost
5000 persons each day.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-08-18

NV. JACL CONVENTION
SEPT. 1, Q and 3. SEATTLE
, 1951-05-21
ESTIMATES ON HOW long we

BUT AS WE understand it
cts all for a good cause" and
later we will find out what it is.
, 1951-05-21
Noted People

By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WESTINGHOUSE. Martin (R) Pa $50 long as we
give this Administration all the money it askes for in e taxes, ii
will spend every penny of it."
WORCESTER, Mass Sen. Saltonstal () Mass
every parent surely wants his o r her son we'll trained for his own
safety if he has to handle the powerful weapons of modern war"
X x X x
TEHRAN- Hussein MAXI, secretary of Trans oil national
ization board - "Iran is a store of gunpowder. If the British set
the fire, it will flare up and we will go up with it"
NEW YORK The Right Rev. William J. Gordon Jr.
Protestant Episcopal bishop of Alaska "Alaska faces the threshold
of greatness. 1t is a get-rich-quick frontier but her people face
e transition"
, 1951-05-21

Wednesday at a conference call
ed by the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People (NAACP).
The meeting will seek to de-
velop a program Of joint action
to "revitalize the fight for civil
rights" Sessions will be held at
All Souls Unitarian Church.
, 1951-05-21

Either that, or he believes that
when the vote goes against him
that it's all in fun. Right now it
looks as though he thinks that the
baseball biggies weR just kidding
in tose two little get-togethers in
Florida. With him possession is
not only nine points Of the law,
it's the whole cake, and it looks
as if he intends to eat it to the
last crumb.
Calvin Coolidge gained fame by
not choosing to run. 1t appears
as though Happy might achieve
the same end by not choosing to
resign. Perhaps he thinks that if
he just sits still here in the Of
flee with Baseball" on the door
in the Carew Tower that Webb,
Saigh, PERM ct al, will forget
all about him.
, 1951-05-21
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE
international News Service Woman's Editor

international News Service Womans Editor
NEW YORK, May Fl GNS)- There's an understandable
misunderstanding about the slinky 60-gauge, 15-denier nyon stock
ing!
Women think it's more sheer than a 51-15 so they shy
away from buying, for practically purposes. Too flimsy, they say.
Actually, the 6O-gauge hose r just Is sheer al their fimy
predecessory-but more sturdy and durable. To make 6O-gauge stock
ings, manufacturers use many more needles to the inch, assuring
more compact knitting.
Joseph Lecort, president of Varcort Hosiery-one of the
largest producers Of sheer nylons-says:
"Women have never really realized the benefits of 60
gauge stockings. They realize that men love legs, SO they want sheer
hose for everyday wear. The magic combination Of 51-gauge, Is
denier is commonly accepted as the standard Of sheerness.
"But in reality, the 60-gauge r. the best bet. They give
lure abHity-and durab1Mty!'
, 1951-05-21

A total of 33,997 jobs were fill
ed by the Ohio State Employment
Service during April, with As per
cent of the total gain reported in
domestic service, 26 per cent in
farm placements and Fl per cent
in the construction industry.
White collar jobs showed a 3
per cent drop in professional and
managerial placements. A decline
in clerical and sales jobs was al
so noted. Service and urBkilled
workers received four out OF
every five jobs in April.
Job seekers at the close OF
April numbered 66,291, lowest
since October 1913. The number
Of men looking for work was the
lowest since the end Of World
War II. Women represent nearly
one-half of job seekers registered
for employment. This is the high
est proportion since thenend OF
World War II.
The average weekly number OF
claimants in April was the low
est since the close of World War
II. Claimants averaged 27,9O6
weekly last month-about $4,000
, 1951-05-21

AS they may, if baseball should
go on to have a great season,
they may, also, get around to be-
lieving that the whole thing has
been all in fun.
SO FAR AS l KNOW none Of
Happy's baseball enemies were
present at the "Varmint Barbe-
cue" that Chandler tossed at his
old Kentucky home in Versailles.
That is, unless they were in the
Burgoo Pot. Nobody seemed sure
just what had gone into the bur-
goo and MI. Saigh, at least, is
not a large man. Mind, I don't
say that Fred was in the pot. |
only say that I imagine the host
would have been pleased to have
had him there.
, 1951-05-21


total week of unemployment
averaged $22.34 in April-a drop
for the third consecutive month.
This amount was $1.21 less per
week than the April, 1850 aver
age. Lower earnings Of women
were largely responsible for the
drop in the weekly benefit check.
Present balance of $523,946,-
385 in the NC Fund is the high
est since December 1949. This is
approximately $29 million more
than in April of last year.
, 1951-05-21

If you have pieces of colored
fabric left over from dressmaking
or alterations, wash them VEGA
sionally along with the parent"
garment. That way, all the ma
terial will age equally and will be
well matched in case patches or
other "space parts are needed.
, 1951-05-21
Corum Says Cincinnati.
Still Baseball Cupitul

CINCINNATI, May Fl QNS) This still is the
baseball capital of the world and A. B. Chandler still is
the baseball car. One Of Senator Chambers boasts is
that he never lost an election and, as far as baseball is
concerned, it looks as though he is right. Maybe Happy
doesn't believe the tellers who count the votes.
, 1951-05-21
Ntn/Meetinq
Set Capital
Special to The Express

Special to The Express
WASHINGTON, May I'll Re
representatives. Of leading organi-
cations interested in civil rights
will meet here this Tuesday and
, 1951-05-21

Distributed BY jstersGflesd
News Service
THE SENATE gambling in
vestigation turned out about as
expected -. The house figured
a way to take 10 per cent of the
kitty.
THIS DOES NOT make gamb-
ling legal, but it sure makes the
position Of Congress on public
morals more interesting.
THEY'VE GOT another idea
for an "occupational tax" of $50
80. This special bargain offer
limited to bookies and lottery op-
orators.
THE IDEA, obviously, is "crime
does not pay, but it will under the
next tax bill"
ALL THESE EXTRA revenue
measures are needed to help arm
what are described as the "free
nations" In this case "free"
as in "don't be a dope; take it;
it's freep
ESTIMATES ON HOW long we
will pay super-taxes vary ;. Some
say "two years., some say Gas
long as we LAST, some say 1.-TWO
years which is about as long as
we could last"
BUT AS WE understand it
cts all for a good cause" and
later we will find out what it is.
, 1951-05-21
Factors Aid
State Job Placements

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May Il Seasonal factors
resulted in a IA per cent rise in Aprils job placements
over March, Ernest Cornell, Ohio Bureau Of Unemploy-
ment Compensation administrator, said today.
, 1951-05-21

fewer than the average one year
ago.
The weekly benefit check for a
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Evening star., 1951-10-14
Capitol Page School Sets
Installation OF Officers

The Capitol Page School will ip-
stall its student council officers
at 8 am. Tuesday in ceremonies
at the Coolidge Auditorium Of the
Library of Congress.
The councils newly elected
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Miss Ruth McRae. new principal
Of the Page School. which is un-
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Board of Education. will partici-
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Other student council officers
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James Montford. House page. Of
/ Chevy Chase. Md. vice president:
Ronald Upton. House page, Of
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Evening star., 1951-10-14
Draft Boards Order
1O8 10 Report for
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