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Evening star., 1953-11-08
Heroes, Highbrows and the Popular Mind

BY Leo Gurko. (Bobbs-M Merrill; $500
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Family Likes the Army

WOONSOCKET, r. I. (P.-
The EatonS easily are the most
military family hereabouts.
Robert A. Eaton, II, made it
nine in a row when he enlisted
in the Army this week.
Preceding him, and all vol
unteers, were his father, Bur-
ton, 81. who served with the
Army in France in the First
World War; M/Sergt. Bur-
ton, jr., "a, World War II vet
eran and still in; Calvin, 90,
Navy veteran of the North At
rican campaign; Merton, 30,
Navy veteran who died in 1851;
M/Sergt. Edwin H., now
serving with a Ranger outfit
in Austria; Henry E., Is, Navy
petty officer; Roland. "a, ex-
Army and Korean veteran:
George, %, now with the Army
in Germany where he has mar
ried a German girl, and Ron
aid, 81, also serving with the
Army in Germany.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Welcome, Stranger

NEW YORK R.-Saucer-size
buttons welcoming guests to New
York have become a union issue
between bellhops, who have to
Hotel management, which tight
wear them, and the Gov. Clin-
ton Hotel management, which
thought of them.
Give Barclay, an official of the
AFL Hotel Front Service EN-
ployes Union, says the buttons
are so big they made our men,
berS look like convictS."
The attorney for the hotel
says he cannot understand why
any one would object.
Edward P. Mulrooney, i'm
partial labor relations chairman
in the hotel industry, got the
issue Tuesday and said he will
hold formal hearing next week.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Great Sovines
in Art NeedIeMork

Model Linen TobIe Cloth with hond-em-
broidered cross-stiteh design. "a" by IN.
Was 5000, now
! Model croeheted Rug Of wooIen strips with
fringe. Vorieoted coIors. 24" by 3O".
Was $50, now 400
| 5 Pillows Of royon MORE and sotin. Kopok-
filled squares, some ruffIed, some with fold
VC'C i'o|g IO" oSG
5 Poirs Stamped Kitchen Towels, blue and
green cotton. Were 80, now LOO
ia Skeins Beehive NNon Yorn. Lavender.
l-oz. Were Csc, now 22e
81 Be0F Brond NyIon Yorn. Green. l-oz.
Were Csc, now
81 BoIs BoueIe de Loine. Odd dye lots, 679o
wool, 339o royon. lM-oz. Were 10,
WGL-Art Needework, 8th Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Wink Worth $4,000?

BUFFALO, N. Y. R.-An
eyelash curler ruined her wink,
q free-lance model charges,
and she's suing the manufac-
turer for $25, 900.
Mrs. Lainie Coonan of Mil
waukee has filed suit in Fed
eral Court against the Kurlash
Co. of Rochester. A
She claimed the rubber
edge of the curler was miss
ing" and that when the curler
was removed all the lashes
from one eyelid went with it.
Mrs. Coonan alleges she was
defaced for "a long period of
time" and required medical
care.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
One Way to Leurn

HILTON, N. Y. GA 10
year-old boy saw a television
show on how to put out a fire
with a blanket and burned down
a barn when he tried it him.
self, a sheriff's deputy reports.
Deputy Alfred Newell of Mon
roe County said the boy, whose
name was withheld. started the
fire and ran away when he was
unable to douse it with a burlap
bag.
The loss was estimated at
$4,000. No charge was placed
against the boy.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Trapped by Comic Book

BUFFALO, N. Y. R.-Po-
lice say they trapped a drug
peddler by taking a leaf from
q Mickey Mouse book.
Detectives reported they
trailed a known drug addict to
an East Side house Tuesday.
He emerged with two capsules
of heroin wrapped in part of a
page from a comic book, they
said.
The officers raided the house
and arrested Joseph L. Stokes.
25. He was reading a Mickey
Mouse book and the wrapping
matched a missing page, the
detectives said.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Thief Checks Out

MINNEAPOLIS (P.-A $50
check, worthless for % years,
was cashed by a burglar who
stole it from a Minneapolis
plumbing shop.
Arthur j. Johnson, shop
owner, said the check was one
issued him for pay. 1t was
dated January Is, 1881. The
plumbing shop owner went
broke and Mr.. johnson took
over. There we're no funds to
cover the check. Mr.. johnson
saved it.
The thief cashed the check
in a Minneapolis store without
trouble. 1t was drawn on a
Minneapolis bank no longer
in existence.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Mems Suits, 9.95
We're 27.5O to 1850

We're N.5O to 29.5O
70 in single and double breasted models.
Properly IobeIed for fobrie content. Shorts
va. ResuIors-2/36, 2/37, 1898, 4/46,
4/4s. LOnss-l/56, N37. 2/4o. VA,
l/46, l/4S. Short stouts-l/44, l/46,
Stouts-l/4o. WA, l/46. Long stouts-
VA, Vas. 1850.
81 Mems Suits in single and double breasted
models. Properly IobeIed for fobrie content.
Shorts-N38, /41. ResuIors-N34. 3/35.
1886. 2i37. l/4l, 5/46, 6/4S. Longs
1876. 1897. 1893. 1899. l/4o. 2/46. Extro
lOnss-l/4o. Were $500 to 1850.
Now
Evening star., 1953-07-23
No Freak, She

DETROIT (R.-Cab Driver
Mabel Smith didn't mind getting
q traffic violation ticket this
week, but she is more than a bit
peeved at a couple of errors the
policeman made in writing it out.
The 39-Year-old Mrs. Smith
said she would ask Traffic Court
to soothe her wounded feelings.
"The ticket gives my age as IA
months and my weight as 750
pounds and I want every one to
know I am no circus freak" she
said.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Lingerie Reduced

1s Gowns with contrasting embroidered trim
in blue. SIZE 81. Were 3.95, now --l.s5
16 Gowns OF sheer nyIon. with nyIon Ioce
bodice and permanently Peoted skirt. Block
II Pojomos toiIored of royon and ocetote
crepe. Moize. Sizes Ia. 20. Were 395, now
2.85
W6L-Undeweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Teen-Aqe "Finds"

IS HoIero Suits Of royon boucIe. Pink, blue,
navy. Sizes 10 to Is. Were l2.95, now 5.o5
so Blouses, mostly eottons, voried coors.
Sizes 80 to SO, 10 to l6 Were 3.e5 to 5.e5,
now and 3.95
IS Toppers, wool checks. Navy or brown with
white. 10 to Is. Were l4.e5 and 1926,
VOL, Teen-Aee Apparel,
Our Young 4th Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Boys Cotton Corduroy
Relax SIocks, 3.85

We're $50
81 poirs with boxer woist. Plain eolors. Sizes
IS to 81.
Were NOW
10 Poirs Husky Wosh SIoeks
of khaki cotton oobordine.
Sizes 8 and 20 only - SIS 3.85
20 BoseboII Cops of wool. AS
sorted sizes and coIors ~ LIS S5e
5 Wool PuIIover Sweaters
with wee neckne. Size SO in
novy --------------,--- $50 s.ss
7 Poirs Husky Royon SIGeks
in small pottern. Sizes IA
to II in brown only ---- S.o5 3.s5
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Life in the u. S.
This Story
Of Jail Cook
A BitCorny
By the Asseeiassd Press

HALIFAX, N. c., July 23.-
Prison officials explained the sud-
den change in the menu at the
Halifax Prison Camp this way:
The menu called for corn on
the cob.
The cook, Austin Robert Rob-
4nSon, was sent out to the prison
cornf1eld to gather the corn.
He may have gathered it.
But that was three days ago
and Robinson hasn't come back
yet.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Fireplace Furnishings
Bedroom Furniture at
Large Reductions

l Modern cordovon
Mehosony Group, in
cIudino dresser and mir
ror, vonity and mirror
and two twin = size
beds --------------54s.oo 1880
King MopIe Bedroom
Group, including vonity
and mirror, chest and
two twin-size beds ---437.OO 275.00
Modern Blond Avo-
dire Group, including
vonity ond mirror
double dresser and
mirror, and doubIe-size
plastic heodboord with
innerspring mottress and
matching box spring 900 1880
| French PFovineioI-
style Chest with porch-
ment finish ------ll0.00 1880
Mohosony Vonity.
desk style ----------l59.OO $3.50
z DoubIe-size Modern
Mond0rin Beds Of Wal
nut ---------------'e5.oo 1880
are -----------.--- $3.50 z4.so
Dresser ---------l5e.oo 1880
WGL-Bedroom Furniture, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Several Shots Too Many

DENVER (P.-A 36-year-
old Indian was arrested for
drunkenness after officers
found him weaving down the
street.
He gave his name as:
John Nelson Never Misses A
Shot.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Clearance Of Spring Goats
Now 32.OO to $500
We're 1925 to 10000

We're 1875 to 10000
IS Fomous name spring eoots by Shosmoor,
Donnybrook and Others. Some Mum lined
for oll-seosOns wear. Assorted sizes and
eoIoEs.
WGL-Coots and Suits, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Large Electric
Appliances Reduced

W0S Now,
! CoIoEie Gas Ronse 22450 1880
] Monitor PFestomot Semi
outomotie- Washer with
fornico top. Used -2l4o5 59.95
! Youngstown Corner Bose
Cabinet Section, includes two
cabinets with overall formico
counter top 44.e5
WGl-EIeetre Appliances, End Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Hosiery at >Sovines

WeTe nov
SO Pairs Dask Heel NyIons,
IL dener sheer. Broken sizes l.l5to
and eoIors " l65 6Se
$50 Poirs Gronite NyIonS.
Slightly Irregular. s denier
sheer. 20 denier walking if perfect,
sheer, 80 denier business would be
sheer. Summer shades: sizes l35to
82 to !; short, medium. long l.65 S8e
WGL-HosieY, st Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Mems Dress Shirts, 2.85
H.. 2OS - nm

454 carefully toiIored shirts in white,
foney stripes and plain eoIoFs. Collar
styles include spFeod, novelty rounds,
FesuIor soft slotted and fused styles.
Button cuffs. Sizes "a to ~.
Were Now
l55 Pairs Mems Cotton
Poi q m in assorted
fancy stripes. Coot
style, Sizes 5, c ond D. s.e5 z.ss
265 Belts inc cIudino
fancy elostics, cowhides
and coIfsktns. Brown
and white or black and 2.0oto lbs
white ------lo 1000 to 3.S5
1859 Silk end RoyoN
Ties with resilient con-
struction Foulords, joe
guards, stripes, neot
and bold potterns in 200to
summer coiors --- $50 S5e
900 Poirs Mems Elostie-
top AnkIets including
royon Verticols, cotton
diamonds ond foncy
sports patterns. A good
selection Of colors. Sizes 85c and
10 to l3------ 100 55e
poirs for 800
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Mems Royon Sports Shirts

We're 4.95 and 5.05
100 with long and short sleeves. Eoney pat-
terms and plain eoIors. Sn,oII, medium and
lorse sizes.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Mems Fomous-nome
Strow Hats, 3.75

We're $50
IS cool. light "BoIibuntoI" strews In light
and dark shades. Sizes 6B to Ia.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Sovings on
Women's Dresses

A group Of eottons and royons; prints, solid
eoIors; some sunboek styles with jackets,
some with embroidery and Ioee.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
30 Royon FoiIIe busters
Now $500

We're J9.15 and 45.W
tuFn-baek cuffs. Tuxedo front or eordisoR
neekline. Also some fitted foiIIe eoots.
WGL-Coots and Suits, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Lingerie Reductions

II ToiIored Slips in royon and acetate crepe.
Double top style, 4-eore bios skirt. Pink,
black. Size II only. Were $50, now --I.65
1S Nylon Trieot Slips with loce trimmed top.
NyIon net trim on hem. White only. Sizes SO
and 40. Were 595, now ----3.S5
Is Nyron Slips (bIend Of oeetote and nyIon) :.
Embroidered nylon sheer comisole top,
trimmed hem White. 81 to 38 Were sos,
WGL, Costume Slips, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Clearance Of 200
Summer Dresses, 500

" ETE O"O
Royon Bemberg Prints. in 4 styles, as
sorted colors.
Printed Cotton Sunboek Dresses with
matching jackets.
Cotton PereoIe Sundresses in pretty os-
sorted prints.
Sizes II to 20, l4h to 22h.
WGL-Budeet Dresses, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
100 BIouses Reduced
Now ITS

We're 7.95 to 1925
Group Of silk prints. cotton piques, Or
Ions and linens. White, pink, blue,
gold, novy and black; sizes 81 to 3S
in collection.
Were Now
40 Notch Notes BIous-
es, white and black cot
ton pique. Sizes 81 to 1925 to
SO 12.o5 IT'S
4S Coordinate Blouses
and Skirts, royon. Sizes 595 6 2.75S
II to l8 in group - 7.95 AIS
80 Cotton Sunboek
Dresses, small print on
white or black grounds.
Sizes 10 to Is --- l7.o5 1878
81 Cotton Golfer Dress
es, plain coIors, stripes
and checks: sizes 2 to
l8 in group -- 1925 6.65
Is Cotton PIoysuits, 1925 6.75
checks, stripes and to 70
prints. Sizes 10 to l6 1875 1918
WGL-Sportsweor. Bird Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Big Savings for the Junior Miss

Busters, dresses, FormoIs and suits in o
20 Linen busters, lined. Beige, blue,
IIoe, rose or navy. Sizes 9 to IS. Were
1875, now
IS Dresses in washable royons or cotton.
Toilored or dress-up types, in prints or
solid colors. Sizes to IS. Were 1925
to $500, now ----- SOS to 1925
W6L-Junior Miss Apparel, Our Young I
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Living Room and Outdoor
Furniture Greatly Reduced
Outdoor Pieces

~SNSSSb uSSS0
Were NOW
Outdoor Swing Of noturoI-
finish cedor--------5 55.75 1875
] Curved Bench Of cedar and
pine with noutroI finish ----ls.oo 100
! Round Umbrella TobIe Of
cedar and pine with natural
Rotton oeeusionoI Choir
with natural finish and tur-
quoise cotton scot - $500 1900
! Left Arm Wrought Iron
Choir with roffio seat and
black finish " 1000 1850
! Right Arm Wrought Iron
block finish ----------- 1000 1880
z 7-Foot UmbreIIos with
oIuninum frone and red so-
cloth cover ------------- 59.So $3.50
Center Sections Of Wrought
Iron with turquoise cotton
cushions --------------4 ALSO 34.5o
Living Room Pieces
I Modern Two-cushion Soto
with toost cotton uphoI-
I Modern Supporting TobIe
of mope with noturoI finish 1900 $50
! Modern Lamp Toble, mo-
hooony veneer with Sierra
] Lounge Choir, foam rubber
cushioned with green cotton
upholstery -------- $3.50 1880
] Modern End Toble Of hord-
wood with driftwood finish 4O.25 1880
! Modern Occasional Chair
with chortreuse cotton uphol-
Stery OS.UU ST.SU
] Modern oeeosionoI Choir
with wine cotton UPHOLSTERY Al 90 1880
Modern 0eeosionol ChoiFs
with eroy cotton upholstery - 48.O0 24.50
WGL-Furnture, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Cotton PIisse Brunch Coots
$50
We're 3.95

We're 3.05
40 Brunch coots in floral print, yellow, block
or oquo predominotins. Short sleeves, shawl
collar, z buttons at waist. Sizes II to 20,
not oil eoIors in every size.
WGL-At-home Fashions, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
CoIored Linen Cloths

A beautiful group Of stamped eoIoFed linen
cloths with cross stitch designs for hondsoms
RohIa aeffino.
Evening star., 1953-07-23

20 FormoIs Of nyIon net in lovely posteI
shades. WoItz and fuIl-Ienoth styles.
Sizes 9 to IS. Were 2295 to $500,
IS Suits Of nylon seersucker. Grey and
white stripes. Sizes 9 to Is. Were 1875,
now
Evening star., 1953-07-23

VGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23

VGL-Art NeedIework, 8th Floor
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Save on Small
Electric Appliances

WGL-E1ectrie Appliances, Ind Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1953-07-09
l HousEs EoR sALEN.W.
COLORED

Upper n.w.-20-ft. Colonial brick:
rms, bath. auto. heat, porches. etc
Priced low on easy terms; possession
DANIEL DIENER, AID. 1865:
10
Evening star., 1953-07-09
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
l n bath. 7S-ft. stone
rage: nearly new. excellent condi-
tion and radiant heat. Owner
transferred South and wants i'm
mediate sale. Assume large 4iaeS
loan. Ewes, call Mr.. HAZEL, JU.
9-3519.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-O222
Evening star., 1953-07-09
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Brick Bungalow, $17,95O
porch, liv. rm. with fireplace, sep.
din. rm. full bsmt., gar; near
Flower and Franklin ave. in Silver
Spring.
3-Bedrm. Rambler-$18,500
With gar. and rec. rm: two yrs. old: /:
immaculate cond. Will 60 GI excel.
terms.
Home and Apis, $19,950
TAKOMA PARK-New brick: cor.
lot; 3 bedrms.. semidet. with l.
bedrm. apt. This is choice property
for 3 families; $4,000 cash will
handle.
James c. Conley & Co.
ain ca Arn III sSHnn 11ntil O
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

NEAR RoCKvILLE-3h acres plus
lovely T-rm. home with atone
fireplaces, 2 baths; newly decorated.
A bargain at So, 900. SAMUEL Z.
BOGLEY, INC, Poplar 2-6151; ewes.
Mt. Bridges. Poplar 2-2O3g.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
DON'T MISS THIS
H12 50n

Close-in Silver Spring. this delight
on level lot in new-house cond., is
yours for only 81. 900 and mo. pay
ments like rent. MODERN REALTY
CO., JU. 1880. Open till q pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-09

GLENMONT MODERN
only 81 800 down. bal. on easy terms
A lovely det. home offering lge. liv
rm: din. rm., mod. kit, Q bright
bedrms. and bath on 1st f.; plumb.
ing roughed in for bath on End A.
space for 2 more bedrms. Call now
OIL. 2-4104 or OIL. 4-2SO6.
K1RKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HN O.RrSo 1n
Evening star., 1953-07-09
RIGGS PARK-S11 Q50
FACING RIGGS PARK

Attractive semidet. brick home; large
din. rm., 3 bedrms.. equip. kitchen,
beaut. knotty pine bsmt. Gas heat
storm windows and Anchor fence
included. Price Sl3.950: SS1.75 per
month. includes taxes and insurance.
Call Mr.. Stober.
CAMPANELLA s& CO.
EX. 3-4ll3: Eyes. LO. -114a
Evening star., 1953-07-09
BETF1ESDA-S19.9
BETHESDA, MD.
Nnor Novo1 uoc,o;fo1

NtdT Naval dUSpICaI
4707 Chestnut St.-Why pay rent
whsn you can purchase this home
with q small down payment? 3 rms
and bath 2nd a. Laree liv rm.
sep din rm:, modern kit. and den
which could be. used for q 4th
6edrm. and powder rm. on 1st q
Open daily. 9 am. to q pm.
Directions: Wis. ave-, turn right or
Chestnut to sign. I'll
Evening star., 1953-07-09

BOILING FIELD AREA
104 ELM1RA ST. E.
Convenient to all Sc. military in.
stallations. Owner selling at sacri.
fce price. with small down pay
ment. Large liv. rm.. separate din
rm.. kit. fully equipped. Good size
back yard. 3 bedrms.. full base
ment: Mr.: Cross. LU. 1904.
Realtor 1924 14th St. AID. 4-200l
,,PrT-I FT; PAWS ST. mr.; PA; AVE;
clean. well-built home in thi.
very convenient location; full bsmt
gas h.-w.h. Financed to suit you
Mrs. Cox, ATLAS REALTY CO., LU
2-Sl36 or ST. 3-736S. liz
FIT. DUPONT PARK AREA
Two Yrs. old, cleaner than new. Day.
light bsmt. with beautiful rec. rm
and outside entr.: deep. level fenced
lot: blk. to transp. and shops: ~
trust. S6".50 mo-. incl. taxes and
inSuT Cal MIS-. Cox; ATLAS .!AA
3-136S. -12
Evening star., 1953-07-09
CHEVY CHASE LAKE

Chevy Chase, Md.-$19, 500
EXCELLENT TERMS AVAIL.
Newly. decorated, conveniently To-
Gated, attractive home; excellent
neighborhood, near Rosemary School
and Leland Jr. Hish. Reception hall,
firepl in liv. rm., big paneled den,
din rm.. lse. modern kitchen, three
bedrms., tile bath, deep closets, sun
Shade trees. once open It'll 9.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BEAUTIFUL HOME. lge. wooded lot,
tired Government worker or young
Cple.. Restricted. Mod. conveniences,
excel. roads. 2 bedrms., Ice. nv. rm.,
neldstone f1repl. Adjacent lots sold
for $1,000. Owner transferred. Must
sell for $500. LU. 1-7O63, after 6.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES FOR sALR-Mp.
KENSTNGTON

Downfall. Like Rent
Never before have terms like this
been offered on new brick homes
Of quality and character by Mar
Gus. Something new and different
from full bsmt. to STORAGE attic.
Lovely large liv. rm. with paneled
fireplace wall. full din. rm., large
kitchen with eating space, 8 bed
rms. unusual bath with vanity.
Really an exceptional buy at
S17. $50. Monthly payments Sis.
Only 2 left Of 10. Better buy now.
Excellent location, just on Conn.
ave! JU. 9-6440-Uf no answer
call LO. 4-O669l.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ROW BRICK =. Thre,
apartments; 3 rooms and tile batf
each, auto. h.-w.h.; priced $14,500
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 134i
Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. 4-3400. LU
CAPITOL HILL - Ideal for restora-
tion, 6-rm. brick semidet.: oil heat
back yard, freplaces, large rms
Reduced for cash. Call Mrs. Hunter.
II: 3-O561. with HARRY Z. GLAD
RANDALL HIGHLANDs-open daily,
8 to dark; det., 6-rm. Cape Cod
brick, VI. old; hrepl, .bsmt.. ga
.oEi .oa mr. Daei Fas sfati mast 1S
4-706O. Directions: Out Pa. ave. Sc.
to Branch. left 8 blks. to Nash pl.,
CozY e-BEDRM. BUNGALoW-Liv
rm., din. rm., kit. bath, full bsmt.,
auto. heat, front porch, alum. storm
windows; conv. to bus and Coral
Hills shop. Look at it.. 5005 o
ST. Sc. $9.950, 81. 900 down. BAL
NUN REAL ESTATE, JU. $1,000.
SEMIDET. BRICK. Vacant. Large j.
bedrm. house in convenient loca-
5-sg5s. MARsHALL j. WAPLEo co
l3:s XENIA ST.-Nice semidet. brick
Two bedrms., tiled bsmt.. deep
fsneed-in lot; NEWcoMB REALTY
1851 NICHOLS AVE.-This is an
older. Diet. shinsle house. Three
bedrms., 2 baths. full bsmt., fenced
in yard; needs paint and paper. With
$4,000 cash down. We can make YOU
9 good deal; NEWCoMB REALTY
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-03

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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-03
CTS Win Again!

CT. Takahashi's one-two punch
Tommy Namba and Pruney Tsu-
ji-led the way for the Nisei keglers
in the Green Lake Major bowling
league last Wednesday night at
Green Lake. The CTS BANKED
"Doghouse", 80, as Namba hit 584
and Tsuji, 800
The Nisei five which is leading
the fast league, has a 1873 record.
The shout triumph stretched CTS
win streak to eight.
Ancho man Tsuji has 1874 aver
age.
The team scored as follows:
Nobi Takahashi-493
Bill Tanaka-490
George Tanagi-521
Tommy Namba-584
Pruney Tsuji-590
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lvata's Boys Continue to Lead in mel;
Yoshida in Com1, Daty in SNGBOStar

IWata Insurance, featuring five
excellent bowlers, temporarily dash
ed Kumagai Ford's hopes of gaining
ground in the hot Nisei Commercial
pennant race Tuesday night in Main
Bowl Tom Iwata's boys decisioned
Nish Kumagai's unit, 81, and in so
doing spanked the woods for a 2713
series, a new mark for the young
season.
1t was Big Ben Yoshida's turn to
star for Kent's powerful ST. Pro-
duce. runner-up to front-running
Iwata Insurance. Yoshida slammed
across a 233 game in a 624 series as
ST Produce belted Goth Century,2-1
Grant Beppu's Westlake Chevro-
let made known its bid for first di-
vision honors by taking all three
from Sakahara Insurance. - Fred
Takagi was Beppu's hero with a 573
series. Roy Tanagi shot 500 for Sa-
kahara's.
Moving up rapidly is Rainier A
musement which trimmed City Pro-
duce, 81, principally on Pruney
Tsuji's SOL mark. Tsuji's last game
was a 226
In the two other matches, Sunset
Life downed Tad's Gardneing, 81,
and 7th Ave. Service whipped Smith
Candy, 80 Top trundlers were
Ben Sugawara (575) for Sunset and
Jack Shiota $500 for 7th Ave.
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/ Three teams-Frank's Nisei Bar
Der, Goth Century, and Bellevue Nj
sci Club-were tied for first place ir
the Nisei Merchants circuit in Main
Bowl after bowling Thursday night
Franks dropped ID series to
Banquet Tavern despite Tux Mika-
mis- SAL. Saddle Baba's 521 spear
headed the ale mems assault on the
pins.
Goth Century halted Bodik's IGA,
81. Wally Poy's 543 was high for
the winners, and Frank was okeh
for the losers with 500
The third leader, Bellevue Nisei
Club, was handed 1-2 defeat by
Yesler Appliance. Fred Hirai was
Yesler's best bet with $50. Kiyo va
buki socked the tenpins for $50 Sc
ries.
Tosh Ito of Dunn Seed was the
leading kegler in the loop. He rack
ed up $50 series after slow 159
beginning. Ito's final two scores
were 209 and 1911. Dunn, however,
was whitewashed, O-3, by Toda's who
were inspired by Tad Kono's $50.
The remaining contests resulted
in New Royal Amusement beating
Nobi's Auto, 80, and R. S. Auto do
ing the same thing to Ben Kitajo's
Mercury
Carol Daty of Hong Kong, Sachi
Nakashima of Takano Studio, Lois
Yut of North Coast Importing Co.
and Miye' Ishikawa of international
Branch Seattle First National
Bank all struck 800" series Thurs
day in SNGBO matches in Main
Bowl But Miss Daty's 538 was the
pace-setter, assembled on 1856, 1872
and $50. Her team shut out Noga-
kits, 80.
Mrs. Nakashima had $40 on stea-
DIV games of 173, ITO and 176, enab-
ling her outfit to gain one point
from International Branch. The
bank branch's top scorer was Miss
Ishikawa with SOB.
Miss Yut fired SOC but her ag-
gregation bowed to New York Life,
O-3
The three other tits we're: Name
XII 3, Tomis Flower Shop 0; Gyokko
Ken Cafe 2, New Chinatown 1; and
CT. Takahashi 3, Toms Grocery o.
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|SpOrtSmen Slate
Meeting on Oct. Z;
To Hear Salyino

international Sportsmen's Club
members will convene at 7:30 pm.
Wednesday. Oct. 7, in the Nisei Vets
hall, 1912 King st.
Guest speaker will be Ed Salvino
who will bring two national champ
ion Labrador hunting dogs for a de-
monstration. A colored movie on
bird hunting also will be shown.
The lucky ticket holder will win
door prize which will be shotgun
with a polly choke recoil pad.
Members as we'll as friends are
cordially invited to this meeting.