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MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
Realtors XII S-6140 II

CIVILIAN SPECIAL
81, 500 CASH. S52.14 PER MO.
This attractive suburban bungalow is
onered, TO q non-vet at above terms
for only 50 400 Just take over the
existing GI loan and make the
small monthly payments Features
are: . lovely bedrooms. spacious
living room bath dining area. and
large equipped kitchen on lst floor.
Large sem!finished expandable attic
Huge yard and a nearly completed
two-car garage. Very good condition.
Call Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. Berens, jr.,
Sat or Sun at MA. 5005
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INc.-15cO K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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$4,000 RAMBLER

S13,950-S3, 900 DOWN
BRENTWOOD, MD. 4412 39th ST.
Beautiful 5-rm. brick: e8pandable at
tic. modern kit. refgr. and range
tile bath with shower; full bsmt
gas heat: front porch: storm sash
Screens; lge lot t50xl 50) land
scaped and Anchor fenced; close to
ev"rythins Unusual opportunity.
w. w. LEWIS. Realtor
eH 044o, sH. 219l; Ewes, GE. 6476.
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5-BEDRM. RAMBLER

5-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Here is that once-in-a- lifetime op-
portunity for the discriminating per
son. An outstanding close-in coun-
try property Offering all the luxu-
rious ADVANTAGES OF city life. COM
bined with the peace and security
most OF us long for at the end Of
busy day ,o, This custom ss.11. built |.
large liz. rm. with firepl., Ige. din.
rm., extra lge. kitch.. plus. > coy
well-arransed bedrooms and tiled
bath on lst floor; 2 bedrms. on sec
ond floor; semifinished rec. rm. with
d fiTeui and and full. tIlI bath Reasonably as, n1,adg
Gorris. fssf WITH f I. T s. EOoHG suRaEss s For 5
further information. LU. 1850.
1O6 WOODLAND DRIVE
FOREST HEIGHTS. MD.
Directions: Out South Capitol st, to
Indian Head hwy turn right INTO
$1,000
Built in 1947, o-bedrm. bungalow, in
perfect cond.; wonderfully land
Scaped corner lot. 10hxl10. Rance
refgr. and storm windows; eonv
terms.
S10,500
All masonry bungalow, with expand
able End floor; rec. rm. with bar;
fenced corner lot. Any reas. Offer
! considered.
$11,750
Owner will sell this new 2-bedrm
( bungalow for Sl1,150. and finish
more bedrms, for $500 on end floor
! full bsmt.
$13,950
A wonderful home for family of large
size. 4 large bedrms, . porches
( bsnt; INV h. oil; lot 62x200; child.
] dren'S playhouse.
$14,500
| Corner lot 150x200.. 1st floor liz. rm
den. din rm. bedrm. large kit
! Rlassed-in porch; 25 It. long: :!
! large bedrms. on 2nd floor. INV h
/ oil; 2-car attached garage ant
workshop; $500 in shrubbery. Ar
! outstanding buy.
| BURCH REALTY co.
S505 Bait, Blvd, College Park. Md
| TO. 4747 till pm: WA 5641, UN
| 1891. SH. 1910. after 6 pm.
/ -14
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CHARMING cHEvERLY. s15.a5o
Authentic Cape Cod brick, which fea-
ttlres 2 bedrms on 2nd foor: lovely
liv rm with firepl family size din.
rm.. up-to-date Kitchen with the
very best equipment; knotty pine
rec rm. and lovely landscaped lot.
Easy terms can be arranged.
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ELBOW ROOM

On Ia acres in Lanham. Nd 5-rm
breakfast rm,. large screened front
porch, oil h<w h.. full hsmt, det
gar. Outdoor firepl large shade
trees and chicken house 10-cu 1T.
refgr Elec. lawn mower Well worth
the S12. $50 asked Substantial cash
down payment
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
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CAPE COD BUNGALOW

Ten yrs. old; 5 rms. equip; kit, tiled
bath; End f., lge bedrms., plus
roughed-in bath; full bsmt; large
lot. paved sts. sidewalk; half blk
to bus, close to church, schools and
shopping; priced low at S11,950.
good terms. Call CLYDE j. MARX
EY. Me 34n1; ewes. AP 410S. IA
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OPEN TODAY. As
S750 DOWN

1927 CENTRAL AVE
a lovely modern home, with plenty
OF space; first commercial; store
front for a beauty parior or other
business to increase your income
Fer nice home business or both
see US today Mrs. Nelson, cox d
co I'm 1ho6
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OPEN 2 TO 6
peter j, hagan

peter ]. hagan
GI APPRovED-S7,s 500
Comfortable 2-oedrm. and bsmt
bungalow in convenient East HyattS-
VILE. Modern in every respect and
walking distance to everything. $500
down and sos per mo.
ON STREETcAR LINE. $500
Verv attractive 5-rm. white clap
board bungalow on large fenced lot:
porch; house in Al condition and
located near popular Mt Rainier
just few steps from everything.
SUBURBAN COTTAGE. $3.50
Two lse. bedrms, good size liv. rm.,
space-to-eat kit. de luxe refgr. and
range; level shaded lot: only $40
per mo-; moderate down payment.
POPULAR BRENTWOOD. Saa50
Excellent 5-rm. home completely mod
ern. all new kit eouipment; house
painted q sleaming white and To-
Gated on q street to be proud OF;
line olk on5 frog doTn sTs .nd it5setssy .ssy
HOME AND INCOME. SIo.a5o
Modern well-conStructed bune allow in
apt. on main hoor for owner and
very nice apt, in bsmt for tenant;
separate separate sntrsnnsees; eomplste
50 200 down.
CAPE COD. $1,000
dry elevation: 2G-ft. hv. rnl. . ige
bedrms. an extra lge. expansion at
tic with dormer windows; close to
sSh0o; s6n0on, churches 20 a6 snd dr Sis new
! ACRE, 81. 500
Older type home Of & lEe. rooms;
esEs eysTy ot neh shoybs Is Ealns m' from BsaBtifr
chickens. etc. $1,000 down. S65
handles all.
BRICK BUNGALOW. s11,a5o
)nst about year Old ha.,it,,,S snd better
veloped; house has nice rms. and
attic. tile bath de luxe kit. gas
heat. Assume CT loan at S65 per
mo with $1,000 down.
SPANKING NEW. 5000 DOWN
The very last house o.. Is new bar
gains. This one available only be-
cause buyer was disqualified. Act
fast for this broom. full bsmt. Cape
COD with lge. expagnsion attic.
Monthly paymt.. only $50.
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STONE CAPE COD
Sl4.250

This lovely home is only 4 months
old. 1t is situated on ia-acre
lot with high elevation and an ex-
cellent vfew--only = miles south of
Alexandria. Large living room with
picture window. and fireplace. din
ing area, completely equipped kitch-
Ell and two nice bedrooms and bath
on first floor. Stairway to expansible
attic--offering space for two addi-
tiopal bedrooms Requires 800
cash; term on balance. Shown by
appointment only.
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GI APPROVED-S1, 500
Comfortable 9-bedrm. and bsmt
bungalow in convenient East HyattS-
vile, Modern in every respect and
walking distance to everything. sS00
down and sos per mo.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

ARLINGTON
OPEN l TO DARK
Rambler With Full Basement
Plastered trimmed and ready for Sc
lection OF your own decoration
Center-hall plan. living room with
fireplace and built-in bookShelves
oining area. equipped kit. including
garbage disposal. exhaust fan and
Bendlx washer; 2 nice-size bedrms.
basement space for 40-ft. recr rm
large. level lot. near all facilities
Act fast, only | available at SIa $50
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to ". Lex
tngton st, right . blocks to 9Th
st, right / block to open sign.
Four Bedrooms
Older home IN excel eond.. featuring
large rms. beautiful lot with large
trees. Conv. to everything in Vir-
ginia Highlands. Price SIC. $50
with 81 900 cash. To inspect drive
out Rt. | to S. card st, right to S.
Grant ST., right to 22nd St. right
TO onen sign
Nr. Wash. Golf Country Club
New 55-ft. rambler with 3 twin size
hedrms..- 2fa baths; liv. rm. 24xl3.
formal dining rm equipped kitchen
full bsmt. with built-tn garage: large
lot with l50-ft frontage An excel
lent home in exclusive neighborhood
Directions: Drive out Old Dominion
dr.. TO N. George Mason dr.. left |
block TO open sign
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OPEN SUN, | TO 6

4-Bedrm., 112-Story Bunga
Bsmt. divided, partially finished; rec,
rm. summer kitchen. Immaculate
in and out Lge. lot, plenty shrub
berry and flowers. Corner Of Lancer
DR.. and jamestown rd., 3 bks. back
OF " Eyattsville shopping center,
$l3,950.
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OW. 5000
(ONIY ONCE)
OW. 5000
FEATHER YOUR

Nest. See this fine home on 75xI75
level lot studded by numerous pine
trees. : rooms e partially finished
baths. full basement and a wealth
OF living charm and comfort Ask
ing Sl7.500 with about $4,000 cash
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OPEN SUN. OZARK

Your bedrooms. living room. dining
room, equip. kitchen, front and
back porches. Full bsmt.. h.-w h. ;
lot 60x200. garage; l block from
school. church, shopping center and
tranSp Best buy in today's mar
ket; priced at SI1 500. $1,000
down. Balance like rent. Gill
Edmonston rd, Riverdale. LOUIS
MILLER. Realtor, UN. 2123; ewes,
I'M ANSE IL
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S2.5OO DOWN

College Park-Liv. rm oin. rm..
kit, bath, lge finished rm; End
A.; full bsmt., laundry rm. and I'm
ished rec. rm. Price. S12 900 all4
4ath pl Directions Out Baltimore
blvd past the Univ. of Md to Del
our sign JOHN A. WENTZ. Real
tor, WA 9144
Evening star., 1951-10-14

SPANKING NEW. S1Oo DOWN
The very last house OF Is new bar
gains. This one available only be-
cause buyer was disqualified. Act
fast for this broom. full bsmt. Cape
Cod with lge. expansion attic
Monthly paymt.. only $50.
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S1250n

Assume So, 600 CT loan and own this
desirable duplex. All brick. . bed
rooms, equipped kit, full basement
with u bath: front porch aluminium
storm windows and screens. fenced
yard. Fairly priced for quick sale
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1912
THE OLD RELIABLE OFFICE"
220s MT VERNON AVENUE
AL. 007S TIE "44@
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA. IA
Evening star., 1951-10-14

NEW BRICK HOMES. $3.50 DOWN
rms. and big expansion attic with
dormer windows; lovely ceramic tile
bath sparkling white kitchen, pro.
fessionally planned fun bsmt. and
gas heat ONLY a few left at the
GI-approved price of S12.a50.
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ON sTREETcAR LINE. $500
Verv attractive 5-rm white clap
board bunealow on large fenced lot:
bsmt oil h-w h garage. lge. scr
porch; house in Al condition and
located near popular Mt. Rainier
Just a few steps from everything.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
G',E3'|1'Ij||''D
. NO.

sooner than we had written that
Pruney Tsuji, Tommy Namba and
George Tanagi may make the grade
as major leaguers this season, We
have learned that two crack Nisei
outfits are bowling well outside of
their home alleys. Main Bowl.
One of them. captained by TAX
Shibuya, includes Tsuji, Nobi Taxa
hashi, Bill Tanaka and Fred Taxa
gi under the banner of Main Bowl.
This team. we understand. just fl
nished smashing the team high
game (l020) and series (2938) marks
last Thursday in the Empire State
900" scratch circuit rolling at Sc
attic Rec.
And another squad. Red Front
Tavern, is aiming high Friday even
ings in the West Seattle indepen-
dent league in West Seattle Bowl
It's members are Kenny Arita, Ben
ny Nakata. Pancho Nakashima, Ia
naka and Namba.
Add the others with Tsuji, Nam
ba and Tanagi to the list Of poten-
tial Nisei major leaguers.
Personally, we think either Tsu-
j or Shibuya will be there first.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
nhashi. Former
Ir Caoar. Named
To YMCA Post

OAKLAND. Calf. Oct. 10-Ted
Ohashi will be the first Nisei ever
to hold a YMCA physical director
position when he assumes that post
at the Central branch of the Oak
land, Calf, YMCA, on Oct. IS.
Ohashi, a native of Stockton, is
wekk known in the norther Califor-
MAN cities as being a former bas-
ketball player for the University Of
California at Berkeley for three
years In his senior year. he was
named All-ooast guard.
From i943 to 1913 he was associ-
ate director Of the Downtown unit
st. Louis YMCA, where he wen re-
cognition as coach Of the AAU dis
trict championship swimming team
Previous to the war. Ohashi was
engaged in newspaper work.
With his wife and three children,
he will make his home in Oakland
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
Casaba Meeting
Booked for Oct. II
At Buddhist

All Nisei team managers are re-
quested to attend the first NvC-
sponsored basketball leagues mass
meeting set for 7:30 pm. Thursday,
Oct. IL. in the nursery room of the
Seattle Buddhist temple.
Kallio suguro. NvC's basketball
director for this coming season,
said he and the representatives will
probably review the bylaws, set al,
opening date for each league tAA
A and Girls, and discuss referee
fees. As In the past. the three loops
will meet separately with Sugurc
for the final talks,
Title winners last season were as
follows; AA-Letus MerclfyI a
Lotus Lancersi and diris-Ali6ns,
Other teams entered were: "A
eathay Post 1856. fokuda Drug sa-
y6ys, Main Bowl, Superior Used
Cavaliers, Methodists; A-U Stu
dents, Baptist Midgets, King Snaks
Presbyterian, Monarchs, Barons
Methodists, White River Bussei. Ia
coma YBA; Girls-Tacoma YBA
U. W. Coeds Lotus Starlettes, Cues
ton Marks, Lotus Juniors.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
Vets Beat Ballard
In Exhibition Tilt

NVC's football team defeated the
Ballard Boys Club. Is to o, in an
exhibition game last Sunday after
noon at Lower Woodland field.
The Vets touchdowns were scored
by Jerry okamoto, Bob Ikeda and
Charley Chihara.
okamoto scampered Is yards for
one. Bob Ikeda ran 30 yards for an
other. and Chihara snagged pass
thrown by Richard Tsuji for a 30
yard I'D. All conversions after the
touchdowns failed.
The Vets will clash with White
Center A. @. at pm. this Sunday,
Oct. IA, at Broadway piayfield. an
nounced George K Sato of the Nvo
today.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
LAST SEPT. 30 GAME
WAS ONLY A sCRIMMAGE

WAS ONLI n SCRhNAHhOD
The scrimmage held between the
NvC football eleven and the White
Center Boys Club last Sept. 30 at
Highland Park field was not game
as enormously reported by the NVC
publicity chairman, declared George
K. Sato of the NvC grid team today.
The game" was enthusiastically
written as "26 to 0 win" for NvC
although in reality, Sato added, the
two squads we're merely scrimmag-
ing with no thought whatsoever CIV
en- to winning game or to the
final score.
II told him tthe publicity chair
NAM before the practice that II
was only scrimmage because we
had no white chalk marks to indi-
cate anything official nor referees"
explained sato who hoped the Assoc
ciated Boys Clubs would not sever
relations on account Of the pubiici=
ty chairmati's stunt which CAUSED
grave injustice. to White Center's
Boys Club team.
Sato was joined by The North
west Times which also expressed its
regrets over the publishing of the
STORY" in the Wednesday. Oct. 3.
edition The Northwest Times has
promised Sato that hereafter 1t will
check with him before printing any
more releases On NvC football.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
. COACH

Dab Lee will send his NvC-back-
ed gridiron men to big date
pm. Sunday. Nov. IS. in the Catho-
lie Memorial Stadium.
On that afternoon, Lees 'pieskin
Legionnaires will tacke the Associa-
ted Boys Clubs, all star aggregation
in post-season game.
In past scrimmages against Assoc
ciated Boys Clubs team. the NvC
machine has operated quite sharply.
How successful It would be against
star-crammed outfit will be an
swered Nov. IS.
Lees charges no doubt will work
up to the Nov. Is affair with week
ly sessions to put themselves into
pink condition.
Keep Nov. IS open for a big date
with the NvC gridsters and the
ABC all stars. It should be a nice
tough fracas.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
World Series Aired
In japanese. Too

TOKYO. Japan, Oct. 10-Broad-
casts of the World Series were be-
ing sent daily through MIX In the
Japanese language direct from the
Yankee Stadium and from the NY.
Giants Polo Grounds
An on-the-spot announcer Okla
da was dispatched to New York and
arrangements were made for him
to broadcast in his own language on
NHK's wave length,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
O'Doul's All-Stars
To Fly Next Week

TOKYO, Japan, Oct. 15-Frank
O'Doul and 20 major and minor lea
que ball players are scheduled to
arrive here on Oct. II for a 15-game
exhibition tour of Japan. The first
game will be played on Oct. 81 in
Tokya at the Korakuen against the
Y6miuri Giants.
!. Joe, DiMaggio, who will make the
trip this yeat, has indicated tfat hs
will leave New York on Oct. IA to
join his teammates who will en-
plane for Japan on Oct. is.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
SlO Mos Halt
We Tried, z to |;
Tanaka Stars

AFTERNOONS HIGH
Singles and series-Betty Eng
jadettes, i6S and LIS.
Team game and series-We Tried
66l and 1877.
Slo Mos, profiting on an 87-pin
spot, repealed We Tried, I'll, to
maintain its shaky hold on first
place in the Junior Girls league last
Sunday afternoon in Main Bowl
Once again, Sunni Tanaka was the
league-leaders' best keglerette, this
time splitting 1896 pins.
We Tried hit the afternoons high
team game (66D and series (181D.
cashing in on Yone Kanda's 408 and
Dorothy Iwasaki's 1873 for its lone
win.
The Clipperettes, supported chief
ly by a girl named Pauline (407)
swept 80 series over Etceteras.
Other contests finished on these
counts: Jadettes 2, Dragonettes L;
Pin Heads 8, Sparus o; and Kotonks
Q, Green Hornettes l. Betty Eng
of Jadettes had quite a day, shoot
ing down 426 pins for top laurels.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
E. S. Merchants,
Bancroft Leaders
In Ontario Loop

ONTARIO NIsEI CLASSIC
LEAGUE STANDINGS
lAs of Oct, q
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
NyC ELEVEN SCHEDULED
TO FACE ALL STARS

Coach Dab Lees NvC-sponsored
eleven will face the Associated Boys
Clubs all stars at 2 pm. on Sunday,
Nov. Is, in the Catholic Memorial
Stadium, it was announced today
by the ABC in its schedule just OUT
The contest viii be a post-seasoii
affair for the NvC outfit. against
the pick in the Associated Boys lea
que.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
Captains Pull Back
"A Rice Five

NfGH1ps HIGH
Singles and series-Marilyn
Wong, IA Rice, 1879 and 495.
Team game-AA Rice. 1893.
Team series-Caplan's, 2154.
PORTLAND, Greg, Oct l0--Lea-
.gue-leading IA Rice's four-game
margin was chopped into half by
Captains Friday night In an Oregon
Nisei women's Bowling loop match
in Hollywood Alleys.
Captains dunked IA Rice, 81, in
the feature contest. Marilyn Wong
of IA Rice posted high game (f99)
and series t495).. Yoke Hishikawa
was best for Captains with q ATS se=
fies.
The two other Tits also ended In
81 decisions: Azumafio insurance
over Chin's Kitchen and New Ca
thay over Tsuboi jewelers.. Shiz
Fujita boosted Azumafio's prestige
by knocking down 40 pins, include
ing q I'll game.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-10
NtGIi11,s HiGIi

=
Sineles-Mjn NakamGra, jacket
81 Rogers, ga.
mated, and George Sadamori, East
Series-Yama Sugahiro, Amalga-
Side Merchants, $40.
Team game-Amalgamated, 92l.
Team series-East Side Mer-
chants, 2613.
ONTARIO, Greg, Oct. l0-Ban-
croft Palmleaf and East Side Mer-
chants stepped cut in front as pace
settlers by scoring 81 victories in
the Ontario Nisei Classic league
which opened last Oct. 2.
Palmleaf beat back weiser, and
the Merchants topped Ainaigamat-
ed.
The remaining contests ended In
ga draws jacket d Rogers tied
TURF Club, and D. Mos split with
Talks Cafe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
Reuther Counterottdcks Lewis
In Labor Battle Of Invectives'

from his own union, Mr.. Lewis
regularly and consistently makes
alliances with Communists in
other unions whose internal af-
fairs he happens to be interfering
in at any given time"
4. The mine workers union has
signed "backdoor agreements
with companies which have moved
to rural areas to avoid paying
IUAWtwage standards.
The six-page statement was the
JAWS first since Mr.. Lewis
Iopened fire here last Saturday in
la much ballyhooed outing billed
las tenth anniversary celebration
|of the signing of the first JAW
contract with the Ford Motor Co.
Mr.. Reuther not only rejected
an invitation to share the speak
Ier's platform with Mr.. Lewis but
Iordered an international union
boycott of the show. Mr.. Lewis
had been invited by JAW local
500. which is feuding with Mr..
Reuther. About 10000 attended
the affair.
Besides calling Mr.. Reuther a
pseudo intellectual nit-wit," Mr.
Lewis assailed the escalator wage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
by the Associated Press

DETROIT. June 29.-Question:
If Walter Reuther is q pseudo
intellectual nitwit," then what is
John L. Lewis?
Answer (from Mr.. Reuther): An
"embittered, petulant and argu-
mentative minor public figure"
That's how the battle of the
invectives between the two rival
labor leaders stood today as the
smoke cleared from Mr.. Reuther's
counter blast.
Mr.. Reuther, president of the
Go United Auto Workers, fired
the latest volley last night in the
form Of a statement by his 90
man executive board. These were
among the slugs:
/. Agents of Mr.. Lewis United
Mine Workers have offered highly
remunerative posts" to some ex-
JAW officials in an attempt to
get them to raid the auto
workers.
2. Mr.. Lewis has coined hands
with the National Association OF
Manufacturers" in an attempt to
destroy price control.
8. Though barring Communist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
Man Is Stricken in Sight OF Firsf-Aid Instructor

band. who is AFRAID warden at
the National Press Building in the
District. He is Red Cross first
aid instructor also.
They treated Mr.. Kowalski and
then called the Baileys Crossroads
Rescue Squad. whose members
had been their pupils only two
months ago.
Mr.. Morrison said Mr.. Kowalski
was planning to drive to Bay City,
Mich, to join his wife and chill
dren, mentioning there. Mr..
Kowalski had been under a physi-
clans care, Mr.. Morrison said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29

A Falls Church man who coll
lapsed within sight Of a first
aid instructor was admitted to
Arlington Hospital. where his con-
dition was described today as fair.
He is Alvin F. Kowalski, 80, of
the 500 block of Knollwood drive.
Carl Morrison, a neighbor, said
his wife saw Mr.. Kowalski col
lapse on his lawn yesterday. Mrs.
Morrison is in charge of first aid
training for civil defense wardens
at District headquarters of civil
defense.
Mrs. Morrison called her hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
|Areu Settled SpurseIy

OTTAWA-One Of the worlds
most sparsely populated areas is
that part Of Canada stretching
from Hudson Bay to the Attic
and Atlantic Oceans. The region
provides lis square miles for each
of 5000 Eskimos and $50 white
settlers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
z Of Senate District Unit
To Get Awards From ADA

Chairman Nicely and Senator
Margaret Chase Smith, Republic
can, of Maine of the Senate Dis
trict Committee will get awards
from the Americans for Demo
cratic Action tomorrow.
The awards, ''for meritorious
service to the District" viii be
given at a garden party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Straight, Alexandria, Va.
Others to be honored are:
Representative Walter Granger
Democrat, of Utah, ex-member OF
the House District Committee;
DR.. Frederick Reissing, of the
Washington Federation oil
Churches; Alan Barth, editorial
writer of the Washington Post
and DR.. Walter Hager, head oil
Wilson Teachers College.
If rain forces postponement
the party will be held Sunday al
the Straight home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29

system which Mr.. Reuther has
|fostered and sneered at the auto
workers presidents role in world
wide affairs.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-01

HIGH PRODUCTION MEANS lower prices and better
quality for millions of Standard Oil customers ike
Orio Jensen of Mason City, Iowa, a regular farm
customer OF STANDARD Oil agent, Oscar Rosel Case
line, for example, now sells at about the Same rice
excluding taxes, as in 1925. On performance basis
it is worth 50% more