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ming.
Single insurance. marks were
hung up by the Savoys in the eight
and ninth the final tally on Asa
ba's one-baser to left field scoring
Otani who had walked to open the
batting order.
Defensively, the Savoys were do
ing well Sunday; they bobbled the
ball only three times in the infield
Pitcher Asaba, on the other hand,
was enjoying a good afternoon. He
struck out eleven Everett batsmen
and allowed but four scattered bin
giles. Asaba had the situation I'M
der control, for sure, although he
issued four free tickets to first and
also was found guilty of one HPB
and one WP.
Yoshinaka and Otani, both with
double and a single, we're the Sa-
voys' leading stickers
The box score follows:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-05-21

Albert Kushihashi, winner of the
1850 Nisei air race from North Plat
to- Nebraska. The others are Her.
bert Fusfiimi, Salt Lake City; Giichi
Yoshi6ka, San Francisco; Tadao
and Noboru Nishina, Venice, Calf. /;
Seiji Ogata, Buena Park, Calf /,
Tully Miura, Pismo Beach, Calf. ;
and. Eddie Kurose, Los Angeles
The pil6ts will depart from East
Los Angeles airport at Q pm. on
June %.
Winners are based on time en-
route, multiplied by gasoline con-
sumed, divided by the mileage and
full useful load.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-05-21
Puyallup Nisei
Again Joins Ohye
Plane Race

Tom Takemura of Puyalltip
Wash, will be one of eight contest
ants in the second Henry Ohye Tro-
ply Race which will be held in con-
junction with the 18th biennial ma
tional JACL convention in San
Francisco. The plane race will be
from Los Angeles to SanFrancisco
on Sunday, June ~.
In the last Ohye event, Takemura
was third-place winner.
Among those entering the meet is
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-05-21

Nakatsu spoke simply: We now
have a club where we can hang our
hats. but we want more than that
We want TO have a place that is a
credit to the community of which
we can be proud He also called
upon everyone to give his fullest
support to the committee in its eff
forts to forge ahead He received
much applause too.
BY" Fish, Seattle Times column
list, was the principal speaker of the
evening. He related his impressions
of his jaunts to Japan and Sweden.
Among the veterans attending the
affair was Mineo Tnuzuka of Port
land Greg. known as the most de-
corated Nisei hero to come out Of
the war in Korea.
In addition to the new command
er. top-level officers who were also
installed were Art Abe, vice COM
mander, Hachiro Hashiguchi, re-
cording secretary; Yosh Iwamoto.
corresponding secretary. and Harry
Kataoka, treasurer. The Rev Paul
Hagiya is the chaplain of the unit
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-05-21
FREE KITCHEN PLANS

If you are planning to remodel
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Trained experts will build your
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Classified Ads

GARDENER HELP WANTED.
Full day or part time. IKE.
BSSg.
HELP WANTED: Light house,
work. Assist with care of child
rem. Private room, board and
salary. Bellevue 4-4245.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Wanted:
A GOOD Salesman!

We are on our way UP and are
looking for a man headed the same
way. The man we want is not
satisfied making $4,000 and wants
to go from there.
See for yourself how much more more
money you can make selling Siegler
Automatic Oil or Gas heaters to
furniture. hardware and appliance
dealers in your protected territory
The line is tops in quality and is
exclusive. for it's patented.
To. the right kind OF man: we oner 2
lifelong future and the full support
OF our firm: rated AAAl; one OF the
largest advertisers in the industry;
over 80 years in business. You Will
have to work hard and travel ex-
tenSively in your car.
Your age or experience are unimpor-
tant, though a younger aggresslye
man from $3.50 is preferred. II
you qualify, send US promptly your
personal datas with a recent snap
shot :. your income will rise with
your efforts.
SIEGLER. CENTRALIA, ILLINOIS
Evening star., 1952-11-30
1nsurance-Secretary

Real estate firm needs Girl Friday
some experience in insurance work
(mainly fire and casualty, be able
to take occasional dictation, and
perform other duties for sales and
loan departments. The position in
wolves considerable variety, some
responsibility and better-than-
average working conditions. 5-day
week $3.50 mo. Call ME. 1880
weekdays, 9-5.
INTERVIEWER for night admitting
Office in local hospital. interviewing,
teaching or social service experience
helpful. Reply in own handwriting
Hrs. D pm. to IL midnight. Box
333-S Star
Evening star., 1952-11-30
SECRETARY TO
EXECUTIVE

Desirable opportunity for a capable
woman 25-35 yrs. of age who is
neat in appearance, has a pleasing
permanent position with large
organization. We desire an indi-
vidual who is an eficient typist
and stenographer and has a we'll
rounded Office BACKGROUND. 5-day-
40 hr. week. vacations with pay,
fits. Salary will be satisfactorily
arranged according to training and
experience. Reply. giving full de-
tails regarding previous experience
education. personal data and pres
ent compensation. Box 446-S, Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
ASST. CREDIT MGR.

ASST. CREDIT MGR.
Bright young woman. experienced
for sxSusiyg specially shSP h%r I'm
18th between e and F NV.
% nent guest que i hotel. "a Age eo' 20 te to 80.
Previous hotel experience not essen;
ttal. Good character; neat and
pleasing personality; good iudgment.
REQUIRED. Apply MANAGER. sLAUGH-
TER'S HOTEL, 1925 18th st. NV. =
eALESWOMEN, experienced. in retail
eTredait, eTredit selling; p See Joe .Ts Tssh; NEW
BEAUTICIAN. experienced; 5-day
wk.; guar. salary plus commission.
T. j. MacWnLIAMS. Gov. Shepherd
Beauty Salon. 2l21 Va. ave. NV.
BEAuTfc2AN-HA1R Ea Tfci DRESSER. ia" thor-
oughly experienced; top salary and
BEAUTICIAN. experienced; salary no
object; hours. to 6. OR. 1171
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part
time. Call OR. 1850 or EN-. 794l.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady Job. good
salary and cOmmission. 1881 18th
BE- siEsAGrTTT rT 6PEkssToR. 6PE ssTeR experienced. enc
psrwWanent position: 4, Apply DoRo-
Sunday, call LU. 2-9419.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. eolored: top
sE2GfEY siEaifFEY 6PER4TSRzs fa RM2RSsz Ii sss'sof fe
male Of. male operators; guaranteed
S75 and up; for Washington's most
ultramodern salon. Apply In per-
son. 6l23 Ga. ave. NV" or call
Evening star., 1952-11-30
SALES DEPT. MANAGER

SALES DEPT. MANAGER
TO SUPERVISE FASHION FLOOR
OF A BETTER-TYPE SPECIALITY
STORE. MUST BE EXPERIENCED
TOP-FL1GHT SALESWOMAN CAPA-
RtE TEEop2No 2E TRAIMING sAFs1f51s ANR S1n DE a
ASSUMING RESPONSIBILITY. EX-
CELLENT POSSIBILITIES FOR AN
AMBITIOUS RELIABLE PERSON.
GENEROUS DISCOUNT PRIVI-
LEGES. PAID VACATION. APPLY
MR.. H. F. STEWART.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F st. NV. 80
SALESGIRL, exper.. for Christmas
GIFT STALL, 10th and K SITS. NV
SALESGIRL, for gift shop, 5-day
week; salary, $40. Call WO. 443s
for 10 app@ointment: @
on our beautiful new first floor; fo1
sportswear. lingerie and accessory
departments. KOTzIN, 1909 G st.
sALEsLADY, experienced, wanted
NEW YORKER BAKERY, 1909
Georgia ave. NV. RA. 1884, hours,
sALEsLADlEs for jewelry store; full
or part time. No previous exper
nee. FAIRS JEWELERS.. 4451
sALESLADIEs. to work until Christ
mas. Apply in person, Main EXCHANGE
FORT LESLIE j. McNAIR. 4th and
sALEsLADY, iEs; iiDj for greeting card -Se sept.
Amply before IL am or after 3 pm
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SONS,
1421 st. NV. -
SALESLADIES-S1 per hour: gifts.
costume iewelry, 5 and 10 cent mer-
chandise; attractive. youthful. age
21-30; downtown store. Apply at
main office. 1896 H st. ne.
experienced, for chill
dren's wear or toy depart, excel
lent salary and commission. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1928 F st. NV. >
to assist manager in in
fants' and children's wear; full time.
Good opportunity for advancement,
excellent salary. Apply at ARDENS.
S23 H st. ne. .
Evening star., 1952-11-30
MARKET RESEARCH

MED. LAB TECH -SECY. for doctor S
office, Langley Park area; sal. open;
40-hr. week. JU. 7-714S.
MEDICAL SECRETARY. X-ray dept.
5la-day week; must be able to take
dietation. Call Miss Kaufman,
ARLINGTON HOSPITAL. GIL. $500.
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. for med
ical clinic, good working conditions:
experience necessary: salary open.
Gail EX. 1920. .
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN and secre-
ta55yy for internist's once; $780,
NURSE. registered to work in surgl-
cal store Some ONCE work and typ
ing. State age and experience in
detail. Apply Box 464-S. Star.
NURSE, registered, preferably with
public health experience or train
ing. FAIRFAX CO. HEALTH DE-
PARTMENT, Jesse Bldg, Fairfax,
Va, Crescent 575. 80
NURSES AID, white, for large nurs-
ing home in suburbs; live in: 5h-
day week. SH. 1914.
NURSES, AID or practical nurse,
live in. Falls Church 0643.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
HELP--WokAEN
r.ERK-TVPTST

For credit department of well-estab-
lished small-loan company. 5la-
day wk Excellent salary. Rapid
advancement. All company bene-
fits. Immediate opening. Apply
KRAFT LOANS, INC.
1908 r. / Ave. NE. UN. 29OO.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
WANTED
SALES

REPRESENTATIVE
FOR
Nationally advertised spe-
cialty food item.
SALARY:
So, ZOO per yr. plus bonus.
$4,000 per VI. guaranteed.
TERRITORY:
virginia, Maryland, Eastern
Pennsylvania, West Virginia.
Delaware and Southern New
Jersey.
TRAVEL:
Expenses paid while working
away from home.
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
Applicants must have at
least high school diploma.
EXPERIENCE:
Preference will be given to
applicant with successful sales
or other business experience.
REFERENCES:
exnerience references are
definitely required and will
be checked thoroughly.
CONTACT:
Phone WO. $500, Ext. los
South after 10 am. on Mon:
Dec. 1st or Tues, Dec. End
for personal interview. Do
not phone If you are unable to
meet all the above require
ments.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
COOK
COPY GIRL

For news desk of a national weekly
news magazine. This Is the starting
job in. the. editorial branch Of the
magazine, business. Girl you will
type at least 40 words per min.
Call DI. $500, Ext. 263 or apply in
person, Mon. Fri, $3.50 am. 80
pm. q. S. NEWS PUBLISHING
CORPORATION, Gath and N SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
HElP--WoMEN
CASHIER. PART TIME

White. age 21-3O, attractive. neat
tions. 5-day week. hours Il am. to
MESS, Bldg. 101, U. S. Naval Gun
Factory. 11th and N SITS. s.e.
CIGAR OR DRUG CLERK. exp, reii-
able. refs: excel. position available
Apply GALI.AUDET PHARMACY.
CLERK. white. part time in cleaning
CLERKS, white. able to converse over
phone and to write legibly; perma-
nent residents and not newcomers
large office near 18th and H SITS.
NV; hours, $50 to 3; half day Sat-
urday; must be worth not less than
$50 month. Phone MA. 1869 or
CLERK, for drugstore, permanent,
GOOD hours and pay. CARPENTER
pRuG. lO01 K st. NV. MA. S935
CLERk. inspector. dry-cleaning. Ex-
cerienced. FOUR CORNERS DRY
CLEANERS, 1924 Colesville rd.,
Silver Spring, SH. 4334. .
CLERK. in accounts receivable dept.
Si lse appliance co., no exper nee,
put typing essential; 5-day week.
Apply Mr.. Dublin, PHILLIPS. INC,
CLERK in Bethesda toy store: some
experience preferred: full time. WI.
CLERKS FOR LAUNDRY AND DRY
GFEAH1SG 81 GINS sT3RES sTRSy All dns nssEcTIoNs
ron W1TH ilSaD4 PAY. ApeGY eHGYsi NoRMAN RAGAl
BURKA 53O 9TH SIT
Evening star., 1952-11-30
PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

IF /. You are a young man
out of college whose future is
blocked. or
>. Man who is now selling
ana feels that his position is
not sufficiently cnalIenging or
does not offer gooo posslbili-
ties. or
3. A Junior executive. school
teacher, engineer, sales pro-
prietor, junior accountant or
lawyer, who is economically
disturbed.
INVESTIGATE this oppor-
tunity to qualify highest level
O. selling recognized by Sales
Executive Clubs with a we'll
known company. Should you
qualify we will discuss with
you the possibility OF associ-
ating with US in Washington
area. Write contidentially to
Box 306-S, Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
hElR-WQMEN
DRUG CLERKs-CAsHIERs, for

DRUG CLERKS-CAsHIERs, for full
time and part time work; must be
eexpeT; Apply AMBASSADOR REX
DRUG CLERK, exper.; day shift. no
syn; syn; top salary and comm. 4730
DRY tSh chEANTNGG Ii MN GE cLERk1Expers ERGG s9 Is.
timating repairs. marking, counter;
excel. oppor. bright, pleasant. capa-
NEEpLEcfRAFTs. III 9ie i1th i1tfs St. n.%. nSIf''
FILE CLERK
Under IS. for perm. position in our
pany benefits: 37l2-hr., 5-day wk.
Apply RIM. 800. S16 14th st. NV.
FOLDERS AND INSPECTORS, for in
75c per hour, soc per hour after
4 weeks; 5.day week. hospitaliza-
Ga1l f!on Wa aad ,Rfe iife insurance benefits.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored: expert
enced only; evening shift; meals
good hours. PENN DRUG, 1901 E
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, accurate
and neat. Bethesda area. $50 week.
GENERAL CLERK. part time: Gov.
ernment credit union; Sl.25 hr., ap-
prox. l6 hours wk. Box 83-R, Star.
GEN. OFFICE CLERn. 4O-hr. wk..
pleasant working conditions; S45
wk: start. No telephone calls. OLES
ENVELOPE CORP, zoos Que st.
NV. 80
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER by hotel
equipment firm. permanent posi-
knowledge desirable. paid vacation
and sick leave. Apply MIR. Robey,
End floor office. Pleace do not
telephone. E. B. ADAMS CO.. 641
GROCERY CHECKER, experienced;
5-day week; good salary. Apply
MARTINS, 1890 Wisconsin ave. n. W.
HOSTESS, experienced, Tor breakfast
and lunch hours; ability to super
wise large hotel dining room: pleas
ant working conditions, liberal COM
pany benefits. paid vacation. Apply
in person. employment office, WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL, 270O Woodley
I'd. NV. Il
HOUSEKEEPER-NURSE for elderly
cple. in sub. Sc. No heavy cleaning,
laundry. Pvt. rm., live in, $35 wk.
AID. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
SEAMSTRESS

to senior editor with
one Of Washington's best-known
educational and publishing organiza-
ttonS. Applicant must have eQuiva-
lent of jr, college education beyond
high school or better. Must be able
to type min. of IS w.p.m. and take
dictation at min. of ITO W.p.m.
Opportunity to advance in salary
and responsibility. Excel. beginning
salary: 5-day, 40-hr. week Submit
typed resume giving personal data,
education, experience and salary
requirement. Replies confidential.
Box 1875 Star.
SECRETARY-Law Office specializing
in radio and television matters needs
the help of competent, industrious,
loyal and efficient secretary. RS not
job for SINE one whose only inter-
est is in getting a pay check. It's
the kind OF job that some one would
really enjoy if her goal in life is
to have interesting work, be kept
busy and be around pleasant people.
New modern downtown air-condi-
toned Office building. Salary open.
Alternating half days on Saturday.
Box 216-S, Star. 80
SECRETARY with some knowledge of
bookkeeping to work with secretary
treasurer Of national trade aSSo-
clation: Duties secretarial. pur-
Box 397-J. Star giving brief resume
and references. Convenient ap-
polntments arranged at once. 3
Evening star., 1952-11-30
AElP--WoMEN
NURSE. REGISTERED

With or without public experience;
5-day week; salary dependent upon
qualifications. Write ALEXANDRIA
OFFICE GIRL, for general office
eS cSIk 7saa R3aAa GS: AVE- qPHoIsGEg9sa T f. ssss
OFFICE CLERK-Clerical work and
some relief cashier work in restau-
rant; pleasant working conditions,
paid vacations, meals. MA. 3120,
Evening star., 1952-11-30

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged IN Interstate com.
merc- or in the production OF
goods TOR commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-halj 10, Overtime
unde, the Federal Wage and Hour
Ldw. Job seekers offered less BY
copered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Diutsion. D. S.
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive 2420. Extension lSIz.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

DENTAL HYGIENIST. white; 5-day
week; NV. section. State age, sal
ary and exper., Box 367-R, Star.
DICTAPHONE OPR., exper necessary,
o-day wk.. perm. position. Box
444-R Star
Evening star., 1952-11-30
DISTRICT MANAGER

Woman who has had experience in
selling or meeting the public wanted
by national concern in managerial
or collection. Flexible hours. Car
necessary for local driving. Start
ing salary, plus liberal commission
after short qualifying period. Po-
tential yearly income. S6,OOO-$IO,-
600. For personal interview, write,
stating qualifications to Box 217-S.
Star
Evening star., 1952-11-30
OFFICE CLERKS

Vt r 1CE NLERhO
Two clerical positions open in ac-
counting office Of large retail chain
excel. opportunity for nice-appear-
ing young woman with initiative
mensurate with experience. For
immediate interview. call MISS
WINTERS. Ii. 7-S262.
OFFICE WORK, colored girl, must be
excellent stenographer. No others
need apply. Personal interview
Monday between 10 and II noon.
PUBLIC SERVICE TITLE CO., INC.
300 9th st. NV
PATENT STENOGRAPHER-
sive patent law firm has opening for
competent stenographer; salary COM
menSurate with ability. MRS.
PIX OPERATOR. knowledge of typ
EsFHEk as ERka-sfE shop. "efs Room ADgly Bly, THE the
PRAC. NURSE or middie-agsd woman
to sleep in room with senile woman
patient. WO. 5069. 80
RECEPTIONIST-We have an i'm
mediate opening for an alert, young
woman. 24-35. attractive: expert
enced in handling people and stu
atoms; some typing: downtown Alex
andria office; 5Ha-day wk., $50. MA.
REcEPT1oNIsT-TYPrsT. good with
figures; excel. opportunity; start
$50-S55. ST. 249S.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
CLERK

White. 5-day wk.. $40 to 5:15: gen
office work with local appliance dis
tributor: must have some typin,
ability; pleasant working cond. Ap,
ply
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS. INC.
707 Edgewood st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
HELP--WokAEN
SALESLADIES

For ladies' ready-to-wear shop, good
working cond., excel. starting salary.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
SALESWOMAN

Full-time, permanent position, to
sell casual clothes in one of WASH
ington's finest stores. Must have
experience in selling fine Women's
ready-to-wear. Excellent working
conditions and top salary. Five
day week. See Miss Endres be-
tween 10 am. and l pm. Monday
women's department..
Evening star., 1952-11-30
FILE CLERK

Under 25, for perm. position in our
filing dept; no typing; many COM
pany benefits: 37l2-hr., 5-day wk.
Apply RIM. 300, SIG 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Miss Russell
lis Engaged

Maj. and Mrs. Walter Brown
Russell Of Russell. Ca. and Wash
ington. announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Cecil Bealer. to
1t. Joseph Gordon Clemons. jr.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clemons Of
Baltimore. 4
Miss Russell is the grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
MacFarland Bealer of this city
and Mrs. Richard Brevard Rus
sell and the late Chief Justice
Russell of Russell. Ca. and the
niece of Senator Richard Russell
who was one of the Democratic
presidential candidates. She at.
tended schools in Puerto Rico
Panama, and Washington.
1t. Clemons is a graduate OF
the United States Military Acad-
emy and is stationed at Fort
Bragg, N. c.. with the 82d Air
borne Division.
The wedding will take place al
the Fort Myer Chapel on Septem-
ber 5.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Do Tennis-Ployers Like You?

Harmon, agrees. AS an ace author
|ity he has coached many cham
pions. He has been a national-
ranking player for 10 years. In
teens he won the national boys
championship in singles and dou-
bles with Bobby Riggs. Also he
is co-author of the book "How to
Use Your Head in Tennis" Here
Is his advice on how to make
tennis more fun, for all:
Treat tennis as a game, not a
fight. II you try to make a weaker
player look foolish. you are the
court Jester. In mixed doubles,
why pound the other fellows girl
with shots she could not possibly
return? : Give all a chance for
plenty Of play. prolong the volleys
If it's supposed to be a social game.
All this gives you good practice
In control and planned play.
Go out for fun, hold your tenn
per. Don't be the 'Jekyll- Hyde
whose personality takes turn for
the worse whenever you are los
ing. Toss out the compliments.
Do not belittle the winner by
grousing that your game is of.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

Friendly praise is also sound
psychology because it will place
you at an advantage and make
you feel and do better.
# you are calling the shots, be
fair, not foolish. Give the other
fellow the benefit Of the doubt.
But don't be the martyr who insists
on passing up points that are yours
beyond question. # you don't
know, honestly, whether the ball
Was in or out, admit it. ask to play
it over.
Save your strength. The aver
age player wants to hit too hard.
He thinks that the way to star is
to smash. With the ferocious
first serve that misses, nine times
out Of 10, and makes you look
ridiculous. The best way to beat
In tennis is by learning how to hit
a medium-paced ball with control
and place it where you want it.
Learn the right grips and other
baslcs, correct bad habits from
start. Unless techniques are cor
rect, practice does not make
perfect.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
By Kite Turmoil

\ Tom went all out for tennis
strictly to win. So he won more
points than friends. With more
fury than fun. Until he learned
how to play the game with social
skill, too.
When Tom arrived for a week
end visit, with his cousin, Bill,
he was hailed with Were due
at the Tennis Club at two. For
mixed doubles with my girl and
her pal"
"Oh, no." groaned Tom. Girls
and tennis don't mix"
These girls aren't in the tour
nament queen class. If that's what
you mean." Bill grinned. But
they're fun. eager to learn
enough on their toes to give us
some practice. Besides that's the
best way to start to fit into my
crowd. We all play tennis. Some
are dubs, sure. but we enjoy q
sociable game"
"Okay. your way" Tom agreed
On the court he could see it would
be easy to win. Bills girl. Peg
could OUTRAGE an antelope but
she missed most shots. Toms
date, Trudy, froze whenever a fast
ball flashed past. Bill might have
been Toms match If he had
turned on the competition" But
he played an easy. good-humore6
game. gave the girls whatevei
helpful advice they wanted.
Tom, tipped into one-man &C.
ton. With lightning serves, thun-
derbolt drives. fiery "show-ofI
stuff" He won every game. The
other three praised his tricky
shots. oh so politely! But when
Tom. aglow with triumph. sug.
geSted another set, his partner
Trudy, called a quiet halt with:
Lets go back to the porch and
watch some other people play fol
fun!"
Il In the locker-room, Tom asked
Bill: "Why the chill?" Bill shot
back: you play a great game
Nothing I'd like better than to
beat you in singles, later. But you
forgot to be sociable. Fine to dc
your best to out-do people who
can compete. But why try to make
the girls look silly?"
Right, I was wrong" Tom ad.
mitted. Next set, I'll remember
the social score!"
The coach at Bills club, BOZ
Evening star., 1952-07-27

Announcement

The Avondale Baptist Church
was the scene recently of the
marriage of Miss Verna C. Callan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
p. Callan Of Hastings. Nebr.. te
Mr.. Daniel E. Cross of Arlington
Mr.. Cross is the son of Mrs
Lester McNiven of Venice. Calf
and the late Mr.. Bennett M
Cross of Arlington. The Rev. E
Len Weston performed the cere
mony after which a reception wa
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
B. c. Mayhem.
The bride was given in maj
riage by her brother -in-law, MI
H. H. Becker. Matron of homo
was her sister, Mrs. Becker. anc
the other attendant was Miss
Kathleen Mayhem. Best man was
Mr.. George Binsted and usherS
were Mr.. A. r. Williams and MIR.
c. B. Mayhem.
The couple will reside in Dis
trict Heights, Md. The BRIDE
groom Is assistant manager oi
the Star Parking Plaza.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
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