davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Pullman Co. announced quarterly
income of $745, ,235 VS.. $245 ,649 last

year.
Johns -Manville Corp. declared q
dividend OF Is cents, payable June
II to stock of record June 8.
Eastman Kodak Co. declared a
quarterly dividend of IS cents on the
new common, equal to SITS on the
old stock split five for one.
Ford Motor Co. appointed w. e
Livingston to head It's bus opera
tions.
Pressed Steel Car Co. net was
$449, ,403 or 80 cents, VS.. loss OF
$165 1893.
Pan American Petroleum and
Transport Co. estimated consolidated
net income for the first quarter at
s., 1903 1874 or 10 cents share, VS.
81. 1872 ,3o2 or 491a cents, in the first
1916 quarter.
Timken Roller Bearing Co. report
ed net profit for the first quarter
of s3,456, 1863, or $1.43 share, against
net loss of 5000, $50 for the like
1916 period.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchonqe

NEW YORK. May 21 bP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow fGreat Britain m
dollars. others In cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, per cent discount or 1900
Europe. Great Britain S4.G2ia: down
4 of q cent: France ffranc) 0.S4h. Of a
cent, up OOH: Sweden fkrona3 21.S5.
Unchanged: switzerland uranc) (com-
mercfaD 23.4u. unchanged
{ Latin America: Argentina free. 24.4e.
Mexico 2e.6s. unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Business Briefs
Business Loans increased $4,000


900 in the week ended May IA.
breaking four-week downward
trend. Loans outstanding amounted
to $lo,s5e ,ooo, ,ooo-Federal Reserve
Board
CIO United Packinghouse Workers
notified six leading meat packers OF
reopening of contracts. The union
seeks a 15-cent-an-hour wage IN
crease covering 10000 employees OF
Swift, Armour. Cudahy, WILSON,
John Morrell g. Co. and Hygraoe
Food Products Corp.
Electric Power Consumption in the
week ended May II was 4.615,s3S,ooo
kilowatt hours, down from the pre-
yious weeks 4,653, $4,000. but l72T
above the corresponding week last
vear.-Edison Electric Institute.
Creamery Butter Production in the
week ended May Is was estimated
at 31,200,000 pounds, gain OF 20
over the preceding week and 23%o
above the similar week in l94o.-Bu-
reau of Agricultural Economies.
United States Eports to Canada IN
March were valued at Sl65 100000,
while imports from the Dominion
were s83, ,000, 900. An Ottawa ofncial
commented that this left Canaoa S
trade balance the most unfavoraole
in her history.
Automobile Tire Production in the
eret three months of 1947 amounted
to more than 25,000.0o0. Eighty per
cent of the tires were for passenger
cars-Rubber Manufacturers Asso-
ciation.
Montgomery Ward is reported to
have bought a square block in Mex
leo City to build a retail store. Inc
site used to accommodate a bull
ring.
Rice Crop Acreage seeded by the
close of last week amounted to about
eog, in the South and 809o In Cali
fornia.-Agriculture Department.
New England Power Association
received Securities and Exchange
Commission authorization to issue
and sell through competitive bidding
$4,000 900 of de5entures due 1851
and S5o,o0o,000 debentures due lsif
The name will be changed to New
England Electric System.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
was authorized by the SEC to sell
its parent company. American Light
and Traction Co., 276,805 shares OF
s14 par common stock. Also 1t was
authorized to sell 100000 of firsl
mortgage bonds through competitive
bidding.
Harris, Hall & Co. and associates
we're awarded So, 100 900 Missouri Pa.
cific Railroad Equipment Trust
lhEo certificates maturing May Is
1948-57. The bid was 99.l6l. Th'
group proposed to reoffer the Ger.
tificates at prices to yield from IL
to 2.15ge.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
stockholders voted to increase au
thorized stock from 2,72S,359 t,
3.27403l shares at SIS par.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp
reported net profits of $3.50,
sos. or s2o7 a common share, TO
the first quarter. This compared
with s6,241. s53. or s2.53, in the sam
1945 quarter.
Mission Corp. earned $327 ,465, o
2s cents a share, VS.. s256,11o or i
cents,
Columbia Pictures Corp. earning
for the 80 weeks ended March 2
were S2,935 600, or s4.34 a share. vs.
s2,3l5,0 900 or S3.45 in the same perio'
last year.
Disney Productions earned 1854,
S8S or 80 cents share in the 2
weeks ended March 20, in contras
to a loss of s22,26l in the sam
period a year before.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May FL. R-Dividends
declared today:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate rfnd Recnrd ahie
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Chicago Grain

/ CHICAGO. May 81 GP.-With only a
few days REMAINING before The Nation :
iirst billion -busi1el winter wheat harvsS,
gets underway. nervous nnce,tons de,
of Trade today Prices slumpec after
a higher opening.
weather was clear in most parts Of TIE
Southwest last night and the forecast Vas
for continued clear weather today This
was considered .. favo-ab.e cron develop
ment In view Of conflictin. reports on
Wheat at noon was uneharRed TO
lower: May. 2.I45s: corn was Eel y
lower to y higher May, 963s.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

Hecnb Co., sue
ceeding Alexan-
der Hecht, now
80 years old. who
was made vice
chairman OF the
board. a new po-
sition. Moses S,
Hecht was re-
elected c h a r =
man. He Is the
father of the
new president.
The new presi-
dent has been
with the firm
since 1875, when
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Rheen1 Man

Rheem Manufacturing Co. has ap-
pointed r. j. Seltzer as manager Of
its Eastern plants. Mr.. Seitzer for
|meriy managed the company's plant
ct Sparrows Point. Nd.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

Heuriy Sale. ss The Eachsnss Tsday:
ii :Ol, an. 16o 600 1900 noon 3so 600
100 3. IA. Aso 600 2:U0 pm. coo ooo
limit Of trading, 10 shares. eln pSnK-
ruptcy' OF recovering. or being reorgAntxed
unelsr the Bankruptcy Act or Securitie1
assumed ~ such companlex. Rates q
Disbursements based on tho last guar l.riJ
or senianuuaI declaration. Unless otter.
wise notea, xpeciAl or extra dividends are
not included 1 n dividend. n n nghts.
q Also extra or extras Plus stock divt-
dend Caah or stock Paid last rear.
{ Payabls - stock, Deslared q paid =
funds. lccnmulated dividends Raid g
declared this 1e4R.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
Trophies and Cash
Will Go to VictOrs
In Scratch Affair
|TWO-DAY MEET
OF TRUNDLERS
STARTS JAN. II

Trophies plus cash awards. -
prize for every five entries. a
prize for every three teams entered
:. plus an all-events trophy and
other special prizes.
Such are the attractive offers
which Mani Bowl Is putting for tn
second annual Northwest Missed
Classic. a scratch tournament open
to all Nisei bowlers. On Saturday
and Sunday, Jan. II and IL
The schedule Of events In Main
Bowl at S0e Main st. follows:
SATURDAY, JAN. II
z to o pm.-Team events.
SUNDAY, JAN Is
4:20, and $40 p.m--Doubles-
$40. $40 and II pm-Singles.
Besides the three aforementioned
events, Main Bowl has booked q
mixed doubles event for IL noon
Sunday, Jan. 10. Entry fee for this
contest will be one dollar plus bowl
ing fee per person. A prize Will be
given for every four couples
Entry fee for the singles, doubles
and team events will be $3.50 per
man per event. s.
All entries and money must be In
by midnight, Monday. Jan II, 1913
and addressed to Fred Takagi In
care of Main Bowl. sos Main b.,
Seattle 4. Requests for specific
hours TO bowl viii be given when
possible and preference will be CIV
en- to out of town entries, accord
ing TO Takagd.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
Chickie AOnO
Still Leads

PORTLAND, Greg, Dec. 10
Chickie Aono Of the Lucky Strikers
led the parade Of topnotchers in
the Oregon Nisei Girls Bowling
League as the first half ended last
weekend, It was learned today.
Miss Aono had ar average Of 1877.
Others finished IN this order:
Averages
2. T. Ninomiya Of Rockcttes 1856
3. B. Yamamoto-Pessimists 1874
(. J. Tamiyasu-Ro ckettes 1873
S. Alice Sono Of Pessimists 132
Still others were Takako Inulxai
of Lucky Strikers, Martha Tsnabe
of Rockettes, Fumi mukai Of
Lucky Strikers, Ruth Namba Of
Lucky Strikers and Mary Kinoshita
Of Junior Bussei Philips.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
Main Bowl States Second n. W. Nisei Classic
Takeuclli PAGES
South End Reds

"Konk" Takeuchi. prc-war Fife
Nippon star. found his shooting
eye In the last half to lead the
South End Merchant Reds to q
smashing 4l-20 triumph over Ia
coma In q Class A basketball game
Last Wednesday night in the Bud
dhist auditorium. Takeuchi flip
ped In - points In the final period
In the battle which ended 1912 In
the Reds favor at half time.
Inc scoring follows: 8. 2. MER-
CHANT REDS (4l)-Tfata (, 8.
Takeuchi II. J. F,ijii I. N. watana-
be, MiHatani 2. sekai 2, Z. Sasaki.
Ogishima 9, Karimura 6: TACOMA
(2q)-Yaguchi .. Komoto .. salra-
hafa. Yamada 4. Uchida, Ueda 8.
Asahara 4, Osaka, shigeo 5. sasa-
XII 4.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
OniiShi Climbs
To First as
|ONBL Leader

PORTLAND. Greg, Dec. 10 -
George OnisM Of Azumano IN
surance Is the newest leader In the
Oregon Nisci Bowling Leagues
big Ten, 1t was disclosed today.
onishi has a III. followed by Nobi
Furukawa and Kax Yanasalci both
with ITO.
Others In the List are TAX Aka
matsu 1853, George Sono 166, Duke
Tanaka 1876. Tosh Shimisu 100, Kay
Niguma 15s, Tomo Saito i57. Jim
Furukawa l57, Vic Nishijima 1877,
Jimmy Miyoshi 1855. Peter Nuruka-
wa l56. Bob Uyeda 1853, George Ko-
machi i52. Kay Fujishin l52.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
Chinese B Bows
TO SahuraS

joe liayakswa last Tuesday night
sank 10 points TO prove TO fellow
Sskurss that the Cathay rost less
Glass p" team Is not isivincibae.
The Sakuras whipped the Chinese
lads 3i-is. IN st. Peters gym.
The victors led lis at half time.
ID Yaplee was the losers chief
point-getter with ..
The scoring follows:
SAKURAS (2D--Jitodai 2, Hirai
IL. Okada, Fujikado 4, Hayasaka 8,
6higihara, Shiota, Hayakawa 10,
Misuh: CHINESE dec. Chin 4,
G. Mar. d. Mar 2, Mark, H. Chin 1,
Yaplee 8.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
TOda'S Decision
Tacoma, 23-22

Toda's Optometrist beat Tacoma.s
YBA by an eyelash last Monday IN
a Glass B basketball game In st.
Peters gym. Teramoto for Todass
and Yamasad for Tacoma shared
scoring honors with 8 apiece.
The scoring follows: ~
ToDAS (2O-Teramoto Q. Kono
2. Furugori Q. Kitano S. Naeai ..
Matsuoka 4. Inouye. Hirabayashi.
Miyatake. Yutani. FtirHmoto: tn
COMA (2O-Taniguchi 2. Yamasa-
XII 9. Kawasaid 7, Jinguji 2. Kiina-
chi 1, Yoshihara 2, Nomiyama.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
Chicks Nose Out
Anna Kay's, N-25

Leading all the way. the Seattle
Chicks nosed out Anna Rays. A.
IS. N girls basketball game last
T,assdAy night In St. Peters gym.
The young Chicirs. ahead 80 at the
|hAif. were paced by Yone. Kanda
and Togo Kitaysnna- Anna Nazai
and Kay Shisihars were the losers
chief scorefa
The soaring foaiows; -
6EATTLE: CHICKS t2D-Toyo n.
|tayanhs ., Dorothy lwasaii 1, HA-
mako Unino, zone KAnda II, Sunni
Tanaka, Toni Yoshioka. Toni Fu.
jino, Junko WAtAnahe, Gloria Hyo-
do. June wasanAbe; ANNA RAYS
(2O--KAy Shieihara .. Noh Terao
"a. Anna Nasai IL. Y,iri Kawasuchi,
Mary Kinosfita. Irene Kinoshita,
Kimi Mitsui, Chiyo Morooka.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
IwaSaki Sisters
Help H. S. Whip
Lotus Girls

The fwAsah sisters, Dccko with
20 and Tomo with II. led High
Bchooi 70 . as-2S victory over Io-
tus In . girls cage TIT last Tues
day In 81. Pster's. sym.
High School was In front 27-lS
let the half. Etsuko Ichikawa was
Lotus' best point-gettsr with IL.
The scoring foliows:
HIGH SCHOOL (ae) - Decko
|Iwasakt ~, Tomo Iwasaki u, Kel-
10 Kitsyasna s. Chic fwasaki.
Mary Iwasah 2. Carol Daty. Amy
Chikamurs: LOTUS (2s)-Chiye
Kssakabe Z. Yoshi Aeinato s. Etsu-
10 Tchikawa II, Yoshi AsAha, Sue
Tsinaka. June lshi<ia, Miye Ishi-
kawa 4. Pcsgy Tanaka, Marian Ko-
no.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
Special Edition
On All-Oriental
Cage Meet Due

In it, special Tuesday. Dee.
-, edition, THE NORTHWEST
TIMES win release the complete
data on the all Oriental national
Basketball tournament dated fer
Friday. Dec. 1s. Saturday, Dec.
~, and Sunday. Dec. -, In Seattle
College gym.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19

lztn ave. service ,, OT1ental Cad ]
Paramount Cafe Z, Tsd's Cafe 0
Kashiwagiis Tailors, league Lead
ers In the Nisei Commercial, had
Ito set a record 1901 total In the
second game TO finish with stlf-
,ficient pins TO tie powerful shauty
Inn. "a. last Tuesday night In
Main Bowl. It was the second time
tho Tailor5 broke team total marx
to trip Shanty's, the last one being
shattered on Dec. o.
In its 10ol effort, Kashiwagi's
outfit tossed In Roy Tanagis ia,
Tom Nalnba's 1872. Hero Nishimoto's
1913. Roy Fujiwaras' 2is and Ma
nabu Nujino's l8l. Fujiwara struck
SIS for the winners, and TAX ehi-
buya, Mon Beppu and Nobi Taxa
hashi were okay for the losers.
Shoichi Suyama, veteran athlete,
bombed the alley pins for an explo-
sive Ss7 to give Sarahara Insurance
q four-zero whitewash over Puget
Sound Vegetable Growers Associa-
ton.
Paramount Cafe shut out Tad's
Cafe, 40, as Jack Nitta and Bin
Tanaka rolled $50 and $50 respect
lively.
In the other match Of the night,
18th Ave. Service repulsed Oriental
Cab, 81. AIN Koga Of tho service
team hit 500 on the nose.
The results follow:
SHANTY INN az - Takahashi
$50, M. Beppu SO. Kimexa lss,
Urakawa Sie. TAX shibuya S6e;
KASHuwAGI ca - Roy Tanagi
625. Namba ST., Nishimoto 57l,
Fljiwara SIS, Fujino 62s.
, SAKAHARA INSURANCE d.
siyama SGT, Olrada go, rOyAma
s27. FurutA 52s, Rick Tsnasi sos:
P5voA t0-Yamaguchi 4s7. Nu-
tita le1, =. Kiyohara 100. Ota 502,
r. Kiyohara m.
nth AVE. SERVICE (O-Na-
gasawa 472. M. Koga 500, sanico
40. J. Kosa lei. Takayoshi as:
ORIENTAL CAB d)-Chin $40,
Poy 4S7. Yaplee 405. Pang 476,
Coon l98.
PARAMOUNT CAFE N-Tsuji
I5o4. Asaba 4s2. Kuranishi 507. Ia
nalka $50. Militia 552. TAD's CAFE
to)-Isumioka 467. Sakura ass, HI
raj 454. Kuniyuh 456, Ihashi $40.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
WIGS Win Game
by Forfeit

Tacoma girls lost their girls has
ketba1 game last Wednesday night
to the WWG's on a forfeit at the
Buddhist auditorium The City Of
Destiny squad showed up almost
half hour late for the game.
In q practice scrininage, Tacoma
bowed to the ''Dubs", 22-6 Betty
Jean Andrews piled up 10 points
and Naoko Hasegawa 4 for the
winners.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19

. actions have much to do with his per-
Torrance. In proof. here. fer your
scrutiny. are Examples Of > salty
persons percentage reactions to the
pleading calls cf How about Q
|, STRIKER" Punch en- m, and we
need Q strike"ii
,-0%. L wont. Hard Headi
~. All. Buddyi. :. i. Wiseri
ioE. 4 cans. How Heavy
O%. I don't know .4oi. 81
3o%. Wished I could. No slapei
co.,. What u IT.. No practice
eo%. Perhaps. No vemheri
-eo%. IN Try mo eonfidsncel
TOW. I think I can :. Cool Head.
Bu1dyi
eo% II can. $50. .Betii
so%. L viii 80. .Betiii
ioo% L did. -. No nekiii
n Jour reacttous are any high
Ter en ysur strike shots, then, my
|actious IN desiring your company
lin . nenial "rOT GAME" are
simple.
ARRtyIpERCk M RRxRNpsi
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
sNaBo BIG TEN"

Habs Sporting Goods, 7ouf-sero.
Sue Lew. Rose Young and Jean
Terao gave the jewelers. the margin
of the shutout victory.
Experiencing a salty" night. Chi
ma Import dropped four straight to
Toda's Optometrists. Neither team
offered any spectacular trundling
despite the one-sided affair.
League Leading Tokuda Drug
took things In stride to salvage
three triumphs In . four-game set
from Mobile Service. jeanne Ea-
ruta's 4si and Miki Hirano's IN
appeared best on the score sheet.
The results follow.
FRANKS 90 - Kitayama ~,
Lew 467, Salranaslh 3l7, Young ~,
Terao 474; HAB's to)--N. Chinn
3e6. r. Chinn 3s7, l. Chinn .303,
Hideshima 3l6, Sims 37x 49,
TODAS (D-F. Suzuki 4O4, M.
Kodama ss2, Kagayama 3sS, Doi
All, Sanico 407: CHINA ufPORT
(O-Hirai 36s, X. Taxiaka 53s, Ya-I
maglichi Sl5, Hamano ~, -Numo-
TO As.
TOKUDAS (3-Furuta Isl. Hi-
daka 387, Hirano ~, Ima,yanaeita
374, Yokoyama 4oa; MOBILE d.
Miyamoto so4. Iga 336. Nagai 341.
p. Tanaka $40. Maruhasht ST..
MARTHAB (3)--Nfilxie Nagasawa
343. Ok 338. r. Ishikawa $50, M.
Ishikawa AS. Mary Nagasawa 500:
TAKANO O-Kawag,ichi 40, Shi-
mizu $50. Konishi 3sl. d. Kodama
406, Yamamoto 37s. b
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
CITY MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS -.

Results On Brief
Karikomi's .. Nisei Recreetion
Kashivagis 3. Main Drug
jackson Grocery Z, Main st. Service
International 3. Tad's Gardening I
It'll Ave. Service 3. N. W. Times I
Shaving off the fierce 50O-plus
threats Of Pete Okubo and sueo
!Noritake, Karikomi's Insurance
|chaiked up three out Of four
against Nisei Recreation last night
Thursday In . City Merchants
League game IN Main Bowl. Okubo
had q $40 and Noriaike. q 52s. but
Karikomis retaliated with Tuck Ia
da's torrid Goa and Tom Hidaka's
50l.
Tada's scores, the nights high,
were 234, 166 and 202.
The Knbs Of 'Kashiwagis regis
tered 3-l victory by a pin as their
total Of 226s barely edged out Main
Drugs 2267 overall. DR.. Frank
Kanemori. anchor man for the
Hubs, figured prominently as he
laid the pins low with 100, 100 and
ITS games. Sab Tsuboi Of Main
Drug had 1ss, 1ss and ITO.
Btff nhashi, Sumo Nagamatsu
and George Fujimoto rang up go
plus series to give jackson Gro
ctry 40 victory over Main ct.
Service. The service keglers' top
man was Tonic Hamasad with a
as.
IN other games. international
Realty kept within easy reach Of
the number one spot by beating
Tad,s Gardening, 81. and 7th Ave.
Service had no trouble upsetting
the N. W. Times Rockies feeling.
81. The realty's Ossie Tsuchikawa,
Art Scginoto and Fred Takasi
were comInendable. and Jack Gaiots
was the man for 7th Ave. 6ervice
Among the -four, TsuchiiawA was
the only one to reach 500-plus. his
being o sol.
Z The results follow:
z KARIKCanS (3)-fkeda l5S, I.
'Nalkashima Isl, TfCriuchi 90, Hida-
Fka 5ol. Tada eo2: N1sET zDCRE-
ALTON ti)-Okubo $40. ]. Un6 80.
iT. Uno 3s1. 5. T'amufa 10, Norite-
ke SIS.
KAsI1wAfsf's tz--H. Nakashil
ma 426. Nisidtani 42s. n. Takagi
452, Hayashi az. Kanemori SIS;
MAIN DRUG d)-suyama 4o6,
Shimizu ass. Sameshinna ISL, Nishi-
mura 436, Tsuboi sic.
JACKSON GROCERY t4>--Naga-
matsu 496. Maekawa AZ, Nakata
$50, Fujimoto 4ef, Ihasti 400: MAIN
|sT. SERVICE (O-Tsut 44s, osa-
wa 34s. II. Hirata 426, o. Hirata
423, Hamasali ATS.
INTERNATIONAL REALTY co
Segimoto 49l. Tsuchikawa sol, Yo-
koyama 49,, Nomura 46l, +. Taxa
lgi 40; TADS (D--Sumiolka "a.
NJ. Shibuva 426, Anzuhata 4os, 40
| 382, Katayama 393.
7TH AVE. SERVICE ts)-shiota
496. Mizild 364, Fdeta "a, Hirai
ass, K Tamura 454; N. w. TIMES
OF Nakagawa al, Aoyama
$50. Saiki 437, Soejinna 400, Fsiseei
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19

II Is one Of the illusions. that the
present hour Is not the critical,
decisive hour.-writc 1t on your
heart that every day is the best
day In the ycar.-No man has
learned anything rightly until he
knows and feels that every day b
do0msday.-CarIyle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
| wigs Schedule
Roller Skating
Party Jan. Is

To raise funds to pay for their
uniforms. wwG basketball team
members will hold q roller-sIxating
party from 1880 pm. to 1880 am.
on Thursday. Jan. IS, ct the Roller
lend In Renton.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
|Miye Ishikawa Leads Martha's Shop
In SNGBO Match against Takano'S
Tada Blasts COZ for emil Karikorni's
sNGBo STANDINGS

Results In BFief
Franks Jewelry 4. Hab's o
Toda's 4, China Import 0
Tokuda Drug 3. Mobile Service 1
Martha's 3, Takano Studio
Fast-improving Miye Ishikawa
shattered the tenpins for the nights
high singles Of 222 and high series
of <se to lead Martha's Beauty
Shop to fourth place IN the sN-
oBO Seattle Nisei Girls Bowling
Organizatiou) last night CThurs-
day. In Main Bowl. Martha's trip
ped Takano Studio, 81.
Takano's steadiest bet was Aiko
Kawaguchi with Q 40.
Franks Jewelry busted China In
port &c Export from second spot IN
the league standings by banking
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
JANUARY

15-WwG basketball team win
sponsor a roller-skating party at
Rollerland In Renton. Skating
hours viii be from 1890 pm to
1890 am.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-19
AzlllnanO'S Win
LIST Half Title
OF Oregon Loop
ONBL STANDINGS

Results In Brief
Azlimano 2, Russelville 2
Sono Team 3. Cascade
Lombard 3, Tsubod I
Motor Clinic (, Kern Park o
PORTLAND, Greg. Dec. 10 =
First half Of the Oregon Mise
Bowling League finished last week
end here with Azumano Insurance.
on top despite Its "a draw with
Russelville.
High 500-plus series during the
hatcher were recorded by George
Onishi and Nobi Furukawa Of Azu.
mano's, Shig Sakamoto Of Sone
Team, Emo Saito Of Cascade Pro-
duce. Kaz Yamasali and Tosh Shi.
mtzu Of Lombard Food, and Kay
Niguma and Jimmy Miyoshi Of Mo
tor Clinic. Onishi not only had
the nights high series, q $40, hui
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House for the next 20 years n Il
successive terms.
/ He. was defeated by President
Truman In the August (1943) pri-
mary for the Senate by 10000 votes.
Accounts Chairman.
In the House, where he served his
North st. Louis district, he was at
times acting majority leader and
was known for his close watch on
fiscal and departmental affairs. He
served as chairman of the Commit
tee OF Accounts and member OF the
Committee on Expenditures In the
executive departments, Committee
on Coinage, Weights and Measures,
the Migratory Bird Conservation
Commission and the select COM
mittee on Conservation Of Wildlife
Resources.
Among the bills he sponsored was
the so-called 'Lindhergh law max
ing kidnapping Federal offense
punishable by death.
His wife, Mrs. jeanette Cochran.
died in May, 1898. There are no
immediate survivors.