davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-01-04
Statesmen.

EXCLUSIVE STATE dlStr1putorS, mary
tected Must have from $1,000 to $1,000
f9G Eondon aaI Hetel Ses 18th and sts
INSURANCE statesmen. experienced
DIST districts. Good opportunity to get in on
ground floor Of new company; at TrS Least =
men needed Apply Or call IN Mr. DAwdS nbo5s
A1exano5ia aIex 65sa National fank' "fo H. ph0he
LiQGGoR SALESMAN, excellent opportunity
f9E yS9pg Tan fx5sEe2ss $50 not ST. ns
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; excellent op,
portunity for experienced, reliable and
indus!rious salesman to become ,ss ASSOCIATED
zation recently organized BY successfu, u
Arlington; organization provides ,,s;n CON- a.
fNme construction. For an interview, call
for MR.. BISPHAM, sales manager. OK.
saii ssAIfs Or FRffPkRESsSEarAr1vEEncellento fk SSaS op
who enjoys specially selling, by definite
an app eara ana Is aSe e wsg
SIoo-$15o. Personal field training given
accepted applicant. Must. have ability to re.
others. Car essential. Some evening, work
Write a apaIiheations and phone number to
ssakEsMAN saafk ssaAaS stau Experienced mems clothing
dows; good salary. RA., 1924. 4
SALESMAN wholeSale ssSn eeetrsal Eal .5upn suDply
msnt. DoMINfoN ELECTRIC SUPPLY
statesmen to learn real estate business;
have car and be able to sell. Here is an
F sat eApens Sc esHs Mr. o fS5eq R 44
SALE sAIEsMAN for for mems clothing store steady
position, COED salary; Apply BROOKS
sALEsMEN-1f you are salesman: have
apply for this sales position. Here is an
opportunity for three statesmen to earn
wk, plus commissions. Call in person
Monday at $3.50 am. s06 18th st. NV,
statesmen to sell Johns Manville roofing
and siding: also storm windows. No eX-
perlence necessary will train an An An excel bsI u
Workef sn gRo W follow fST saes
For appt.. telephone HO. 412O. %
statesmen, under ~ years Of age. to call u
aaa and 5fs Hrss ass
quality food products; Salary. expenses
ana shd phope pe namber
sALfsMHNs sIiS; SsSt Iinoleum fully experienced,
for outside work: calling by leads only;
$1,000 per year. Apply QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM CO., 500 F ST. NV. 10
Statesmen for additional routes. Apply
in person between 10 am. and pm.
Monday and Tuesday, CAPITAL FRITO
CO., 1850 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Md.
sUPERIoR-TYpE MAN to call on hotels
and dept stores commission, Call MR..
JOHNSON. RE 5535. for appt. .
for aggressive outside salesman with car.
Change for advancement. Salary and
commission. NATIONAL UNIFORM CO.,
EXCELLENT SALES opportunity for ex-
perienced e.salesmen now open with
Washington radio station. Write full de-
WE HAVE AN OPENING for one salesman
who can really. produce. A real opportunii-
S. GARDINER g. CO., Realtors, 1881 L
Evening star., 1947-01-04
Milk Price Hearing Set

The Agriculture Department has
set next Thursday as the opening
date for a hearing to determine
whether milk prices should be
changed during January in WASH
tngton and number of Northeast
ern States. The hearing will open
at 10 am.
Evening star., 1947-01-04
SAlESWokEN.

nent position pleasant working conditions
excellent salary. Write full details. Box
1SR-R Star
Evening star., 1947-01-04

nsy wSg
4te hhs oafs Sss time
GaIs 12s sSPRslD:nsas wanted
@on s1nasy Os ca nFbi 81 SsFn ss6G salary $500
LADY for florist shop, good pay and hours;
ground. Apply in own handwriting. Box
Isn. not psssn 81 sxae er
tributors Of cathoiic Church. goods, books
to CATHOLIC lady. long residence Of District.
CATHOLIC, schools; salary open: Il ,ysu
ssR seFoss se IL oH SsH dsssed 4 ss
IaSspRX 7 S unit
saTy: Apply Mr.. Trittipoe, PALACE LAUN-
IaW pHx ssb s6HooL s5S assires sts service of com
iRs5 ssS
MAID sEs p,S foT eiesnias aa o weekdays. am. to
sic ard meals: 1884 Conn; ave; ,, "A -
MAIDS s1sr 70 dsynors sm s sG?s s1s paE g. nR Apply
MAIDS. colored, experienced. Apply to MR..
FISHER. 1870 H st. NV. Il
MANAGER for busy woman's hosiery and
small ware specially shop in downtown
WASHINGTON; permanent position. excellent
end exoeriance Box 33n-B. Star. -
MANAGERS AND CLERKS, for dry clean
ing stores. Must be of neat appearance
highest salary in town. with a chance for
a speedy promotion to qualified individ..
uals If you are live wire don't fail
to Apply for a personal interview. 2 to 9
pm. DU. $685. BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY,
1854 Columbia rd. NV. .
MAssEUSE 90, experienced. Apply 1922
newsstand cLERK-Fun-tim perma-
nent Job. Apply MR.. ATKINS at Grey
NURSE. practical, white, for twins 8
nos local references required; live out
NURSE, white. private hospital; interest
ing work. CO. 4764. -9
Evening star., 1947-01-04

RS, first-class: top wages;
ork Monday, Jan. 6. For ap-
III Ii. O24S evenings and Sun
Evening star., 1947-01-04

azeY afS !HB seEs aeGs s 2Fnsson eH
sss unIslm HELP DAI1 IL Il BgS fssS R'y sos
FGh FSFda oHh 1sUeR sYs Hn ssss
s5s sss Ts aga1 Esa nf.sFsa 9sliEfFA
aG2EAeE G9EhA RR16ooossTksE 1BooskEEPEs fTf or ONCE worser
eEsrkAh aias aaih il
@ accounting and at least 2 years exper; in
5soa1i YouNa s'Glf MENs s. SHOP, isis st. NV
6 sLHRk mss, waSsss Hss Ea
M sHFEk I'm must ase &c s. in quail
Splendid opportunity in one Of America S
write WGite Mt Mr.. Il. +. Stewart, YOUNG MEMS
fa4P fBI oiFaEasAFFok. iaasaA Il preferably with BANK
experience; pleasant working conditions
ea Sspes RaST sEGyRaIY TT .na sAg1Nas y VS.
JANIToR. colored, experienced, for large
apartment building; references. Box
II2NfhftoR. ectolored. with titth-class license,
salary yTss7.s with Epst be sober refer
JANIToR, colored. for apartment building;
| good salary: attractive quarters. Apply in
person. DREYFUs BROTHERS, 1918 18th
| JANITOR, over 35, experienced with all
repair work, full knowledge OF stoker
Apply l to 5 pm, $500 14th st. NV,
managers office. %
! JANITOR, colored. for l bldg. of Ttiden
Gardens Coop. Ants: good nay and apt:
beautiful surroundings: only exper. man
with wife. willing to do work in apt, must
be reliable and furn. refs. Phone manager,
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, full time; good
salary: only TOP man need apply: give
experience and references. Box 40Q-B,
KITCHEN HELP. colored. must be sober
have driving permit. 6-10:30 pm, OF on
| Apply in person FAIRFAX VILLAGE
! PHARMACY, Soda Fountain. Mr.. Nash
1927 Penna. ave. &c. -
Evening star., 1947-11-11
Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

| and Time Of Showing
Stage.
Catholic University-"Rebel's EN-
| pire": $3.50 pm.
National-"Song of Norway"
$50 pm.
Ambassador-"Ant Adverse"
1, 3:o5, $40, tbs. and $50 pm.
Capitol-"N Nightmare Alley; 1914!
am, 1:35, 4:25, tbs and 1905 pm
Stage shows: 12:55, 3:45, 6:35 ane
9:20 pm.
Columbia-"Th Foxes of Har
row.; 11:45 am. 2:10, ABS, 7 ane
$50 pm.
Hippodrome-"Th Captive
Heart: 2:05, 4, 6, 7:55 and 9:5'
pm.
Keiths-"Fun and Fancy Free"
11:15 am, 1885, 2:45, 4:35, 8:15 ant
1905 pm.
Little - '"The Raiders: II am
12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, s:05 and 9:5
pm.
Metropolitan THE UnsuSpect
ed: II am, ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35
and Gas pm.
| Palace-"Forever Amber; II m
1:35, AIS, $50 and $50 pm.
Pix-4Ecstacy'; 2:10, 4:45, 7:25
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
| Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner Anthony Adverse"
10:45 am, l, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30, ant
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
IDr. Ashworth S Retirement
PUT Off Another 6 Months

The Commissioners have pushed
back for another six months the
official retirement age in the case
of DR.. Reid r. Ashworth, director
of the District Bureau of Food In
spection.
They took this action at their
meeting yesterday on the recon-
mendation of DR.. George G. Ruh-
land, health officer.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
Graham
Continued From Page A-14.)

Petrillo ban on musicians making
transcriptions and records.
Jimmy Cagney and Roy Del Ruth
are dickering with Sonny Tufts to
make a movie. I wonder if Del
Ruth wants Sonny for his Babe
Ruth" picture?
Gene Tierney'S former mate, Oleg
Cassini, has been backed in his
dress business by a famous maker
of cosmetics. Oleg wishes Gene
would make another movie-he cos
tunes her for pictures but not for
private life.
Dorothy Lamour and Hubby Will
liam Ross Howard 3rd celebrating
on the set of Lulu Belle"-the fifth
anniversary of their meeting. It's
nice to watch these two together
they are so happy.
Paulette Goddard is restless soul.
When she finishes Hazard" she's
off to Europe again-this time to
Holland to pick up some old masters
for her antique business in New
York.
Brynie Foy has just received his
medal from the town of New Ro-
chelle, NY, given to all its citizens
who fought in the first world war.
X X
I'm sure Sam Goldwyn didn't say
this, but it's a good story. Sam is
supposed to have been discussing
Gloria Swansons silent picture hit,
Madame Sans Gene" Il have a
great idea," Sam is supposed to have
said. Now that Rita Hayworth is
divorcing Orson Welles, let's try and
borrow her and call the picture,
! Madame Sans Genius'!"
Arthur Hornblow tells me that the
question he was asked everywhere in
Europe was, why is Carlo still off
the screen?" I now don't believe
that Garbor will do George Sand"
Her friends have advised her against
| it, and Garbo listens to them.
Ann Southern looks like an Indian
with her new Hopi hairdo, main fea-
ture of which is a couple of hair
knots very low on her neck.
Jane Powell is not to star in Gar
nival in Venice" as reported.
Faith Domergue, the star of How
ard Hughues' Vendetta" Is now
romancing Director Hugo Frego-
nese, MGM importation from Ar
gentina. Faith was formerly mar
ried to Ted Stauffer, the music man
who rushed" Rita Hayworth all
over Europe.
| (Released by North American Newspaper
Ailance)
Evening star., 1947-11-11

DR.. Ashworth reached the regu-
lar retirement age last June 10,
but request by DR.. Ruhland at
that time resulted in an extension
of DR.. Ashworth's service to Janu-
ary /. 1948. The current extension
will expire next June 80.
In his memorandum to the Com
missioners, DR.. Ruhland sought the
extension because of the obvious
difficulty in securing competent
replacement of DR.. Ashworth, as
well as the exceptional value which
DR.. Ashworth represents to the
services of the District"
Evening star., 1947-11-11
Mount Roinier School PIuy

Mount Rainier High School will
present Daddy Long Legs" three.
act comedy. at pm. Thursday and
Friday.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
GreenbeIt PTA to Meet

Talks by Principal ]. P. Speicher
and Mrs. Ida Chesney will feature
meeting of the Parent Teacher As
sociation at the Greenbelt High
School at pm. tomorrow.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-04
z procesu S Rudolfem Beranem

Praha (CTK) - V procesu
s Rudolfem Beranem Sc We ctvr
tex, 20. brezna pokracovalo We
ctenf protokoln svedkG, navr-
zenych obhajobou. z vypove-
di generala Cermaka vysvfta,
re popud k tomu, ably csl. d.
stojn1ci pfestupovali do nemec-
Ike armady vysel cd Nemcd.
VIVA vSak nemela 1spech, ne
bot jedin1 diva ddstojnlci, kterf
Sc ~prihlasili, svoje prihlasky
Ease odvolali. General Cermak
take potvrdil, re sc general
|Syrovy "a kvetnove revoluce
prihlasil Ike spolupraci We Sta
bu velitelstvf, kde jeho prfchod
|zpGsobil velke rozpaky. Pluk.
Mrazek Syroveho odm1tl. Pred
soda soudu dale konstatoval,z re
dopisy z cele republiky, hlavne
z venkova, mluv1 o tom, re Be-
ran byl dobry a ~spolehlivy Czech
re pomahal "a okupace perse-
kovanym, nabadal k sabotazim
proti NemcGm a vyzyval, ably
venkov zasoboval ceske lidi.
Poole dals1ho svedectvf gene
|rala Rytire Sc Syrovy caste ra-
dill s generalem Eliasem a Elias
nabadal legionare, ably netrpe-
Ii pomluv ma Syroveho S dodat-
KEN, re no jeste budem potre-
bovat. Uvazovalo Sc pry take
o tom, mali jet Syrovy do Lon
dyna, ale re zahranicf pTicel
rozkaz, ably tam generally ne
posllali, re jich mali dost. jed
MIN z nejd1lezitejsich svedec-
tvi byla vypoved p1. Jaroslavy
Eliasove. Rfka, re pomer jeff
no manzela k Syrovemu byl
velmi dobry, ba primo diver
ny. Elias pry sc Syrovym vzdy
pocftal. Rovnez k Havelkovi
pry mel Elias dobry pomer. Ma
otazku, proc Elias setrval We
Wade pc Is. bfeznu 1889, re-
kla svedkyne, re JEFF manzel
tax ucinil proto, ably moe nedo-
stall do rukou fasiste a vlajka-
RI. Pc move Rampant proti le-
gionarGm chtel pry Elias Cd
stoupit, ale dostal pry z Lon
dyna prostTednictvim Borka-
Dohalskeho zpravu, ably neod-
stupoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-04
Ceskomoravska -Kolben-D ansk
ma IA ctyfi miliardy
obiednavek.

Praha (CTK) - Ceskomo-
ravska-K olben-D anek, ktera
byla "a valky tezce poskozena,
ma jiz "a ctyTi miliardy korun
objednavek. z toho je 80 pro-
cent objednavek exportnfch.
Do jihovychodn1 Evropy, So
vetskeho svazu a do JIM A
meriky dodava firma prede-
vslm turbogeneratory, hydro
centrally, zarfzenf pro pivovary,
lihovary, cukrovary a pod. Re-
konstrukcn1 prace pc velkych
destrukcfch "a valky prekroci-
ly do tie m1ry, re We vyrobe To-
komotiv je podnik schopen wy
kazdy druhy den novou
lokomotivu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-04
President Benes o planovitem
budovani csI. armady.


Praha (CTK) - President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes
prijal predstavitele csl. arma-
dy. V rozhovoru poukazal ma
to, re pfechaz1me k soustavne
a planovite vystavbe branne
moci. Armada Sc must prizpG-
sobit MAST move socialni, hospo-
dafske, kulturnf a spravnf
skladbe a z mezinarodniho HE
diska je tTeba pri jejim budo-
van1 brat zfetel ma nase spoje-
necke smlouvy. Pr budovani
armady budeme cerpat pouce-
nj z prave skonceneho ~svetove-
no konfliktu a zhodnot1me ie
pc STRANGE technicke, materi-
aln1 i mravn1. Vzdy sc snazim
= rekl president Benes - ably
zakladem armady byl mravne
a materialne s~pokojeny jedi
nee. Phi vychove vojska treba
vyloucit jakekoliv stranicke Vii
Wy. Mus1me vytvorit csl. vo-
jenskou doktrinu a konecnou
organisaci vojenskeho skolstvi.
Jsme dnes staten rovnoprav-
nych CechG a Slovak1 a Poole
toho upravujeme take slozeni,
vycvik a mravnf a politickou
vychovu sve armady. Znamena
to pro mas u~snadneni i vsech
naSich 1loh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-04
~VELIKONOcNf SYMBOL:

Velikonoce dostaly v Cechach
zvlaStni oznacen1 "cervene
svatky" cd zvyku podavati O
techto svatcfch malovana vel
|cez jimz Sc v nekterych kra-
itch Tika kraslice. Drive sc pTi
radostnych pT1lezitostech pou-
zivalo cervene barry a nenf di-
Ivu, re i ma kraslic1ch prevlada-
la cervena barva.
Kraslice PARTLY do velikonoc-
Milo jfdelnfho lfstku vedle il
das1 ma Velky patek a mazan-
leu. V nekterych .kraj1ch sc no
Isl Ike svecen1 a proto Sc Jim RI
ka tez svecena vejce. Kazdy
Glen rodiny musil jedno svece-
Inc vejce O velikonocfch sn1sti.
Ones je vsak klade vaha sp1se
ma jejich ozdobnou vlastnost.
Malovane vaj1cko, velikono-
chi symbol, vyklada Sc rGznym
zp1sobem. jake pohansky zvyk
pfevzaty kTestanstvfm jake no.
We vitanf vajec a jak plse Beu-
kert We sve "Athanasii', jsou
cervena vejce obrazem stestf a
radosti.
Aelius Lampuidius vypravu-
lie, re v den narozenf Alexan-
dra Severa, rfmskeho cfsafe.
snesla slepice cerven6 vejce.
Tento obycej byl znam dav-
no v Rhine a IDA Sc, re byl ma.
rodnlm Timskym zvykem, ne.
bot o mem pfse: "Tehoz dine
Pane papez a ostatn1 R1man&
vejce jedi a syr."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-04
Ministr Ripka o letosnim Jar.
MIN veletrhu.

Praha (CTK) - Ministr "a
hranicnfho obchodu DIR. Hubert
Ripka Tekl O letosnim jarnfm
veletrhu, re tento nebyl navstf-
ven tax pocetne jake podzimnf
bylo vsak vice skutecnych "a
jemcd a kupcG. Ones Sc jiz mu-
SINE pTizpGsobit i soutezi DO
razenych statG, nabfzet LEVINE
ceny, dokonalou jakost a dodr-
zovat dodaci lhIty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-04

IVY ~ JOSAAA "a AA liz
vas myslil, Krenku?"
"Mam tn mlad1ka, ktery chce
nee odocasneho."
"Tohleto je prace Sc skupi-
nou c1snikG ma ostrove podel
pobrezi statu Georgia, kde mas
milionarsky klub ma klubovny
a rozsahle hriste. Jest to prace
ma nekolik mes1c1 behem SEQ
ny. Niue 81 vydelat nekolik
set dolar1 mesfcne ma platu i
zpropitnem - nebot vSechno
jest tam zdarma a tyto penlze
81 niue uloziti stranou."
SamozTejme, re Havrankovi
Sc to llbilo - "a cenu, re bu-
de musiti odejfti z velkomesta
a ztratf prozatim moznost do
stat Sc k novinam. NJ, ale CO
i jest uprostTed zimy a tohle-
to Dude pro nej jake dovolena.
KTenek 81 oddechl kdyz Ha-
vranek odjel a jeho zivot ply
null pomerne klidne. Totiz, po-
kud Sc to NIUE po%suzovat TAX
to pri navalu prace S kazdo-
dennfm shonu. AZ ma to.
Kdyz ash "a mesic opet sc
SNAIL vyjfti jinemu krajanovi
vstr1c a pomoci mu = tn sc "a
Sc obratil ma Obratila.
"Clovece, CO .jste mn6 to po-
slal "a blazna =" slySel Kre-
mex We sluchatku latefit.
"Vzdyt ten zatrachcepenej
clovrda nam tam dole zpGsobil
primo revoluci. My 81 potrpf-
me ma pracovite a loyalnf pra-
covn1ky a tenhleten - prvni
vec kdyz tam prisel, zacal pro-
vokovat a namlouvat ostatni
cfsniky proti jejich k~apitanovi
a ably Sc pry organisovali a pod
nikli stavku. NJ, vfte co to INA
mena v podniku jakym je mas,
a ia sam jsem dostal velikej
nos cd naseho vrchn1ho Tedite-
lie. w mne sem nikoho nepo-
sflejte, nebot no neprfjmou a
neschvalf."
TAX, tady = tohle je pekne
nadeleni. o jednu moznost
meme kdyz je nekdo v ouzkejch
Ted jen, ably Sc Havranek opet
objevil a Ease neco jeste chtel.
A opravdu, nemusel cekat dlou
no. Ia mesfc prisel opet = a
jakoby sc nechumelilo - KTe-
mex nevedel, mali sc zlobit 81
co. Zacal Sc omlouvat a wy
svetlovat = ale Krenek mu jiz
ned1veroval. Ma pry ohromny
plan, ktery pry by pomohl roz-
IsfTiti informacn1 sluzbu a i je-
mu by opatril zamestnanf. Kre-
mex no odbyl = ale kratce a
dGrazne.
"Nemam zajmu a nemohu j
kdybych chtel yam jiz v necem
pomoci. Mel jste prflezitosti
dost a nevyuzil jste je. Ted
dokazte, CO dovedete sam"
Havranek Sc odplyzil jake
zmokla slepice a zapadl nekam
do neZnama.
AZ "a nekolik let opet cetl
KTenek o mem. Havranek, KITE
Try byl obcanem stare vlasti, pri
svych pout1ch zav1tal az tam,
ale jelikoz Sc mu tam nellbilo
a chtel zpet, osalil nejakou dG-
verivou nevinnou = ale majet-
nou d1vku, ably 81 no vzala a Cd
ljeli spolu do Ameriky. Kdyz
vylodili, tn zmizel beze stopy
Sc znacnym obnosem, ktery 81
vzala ona S sebou a d1verive
svefila iemu cd opatrovani.
Zanechal il o%pustenou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-04
VELIKONOcNf!

Malovana vaj1cka
Cd chlupacka zaj1cka,
veverka 81 vyprosila.
Ia to jemu pokosila
jetelfcek pc ranu,
pTi krakoru havranG.
S vajfcky sla k hainemu
k myslivecku svarnemu,
stejne oba podelila.
V1te, proc tax stedra byla?
Ia ia hezka vaj1cka,
zticha Dude flinticka
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-17
sideline Topics

..if present weather conditions continue,
Puget Sound Golf Association probably will ask
its members to be ready to swim Sunday. this
being October, pompons to Harold Horiuchi
and Hird Nishimura for giving up much of their
time to handle the All-Stars in the NVC's pre-
season basketball exhibition last Sunday.
Mote Yasuda, Tokuda Drugs nifty point -maker,
has that "Who makes life necessarily You do
look every time he eyes the oppostion's basket
community shaking item: it appears as if
Fred Takagi of Main Bowl and SUI Kashiwagi of
Nisei Veterans Committee are waging silent
war" to interest the younger crowd; Kashiwa-
g fired the first shot when he announced that
his group will try to foot entrance fees for needy
Class teams, and Takagi retaliated with plans
to hold a teen-age boys kegling loop.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-17
West Seattle Community Y Invites
Teen-Agers to Dance Saturday

The Y-Teen and Hi-Y Dance
Council Of West Seattle invites all
Seattle high school students to a
dance In the West Seattle Com
munity Y ON Saturday. Oct. IS,
from $3.50 tnta 1880 pm. accord
ing to Pat Leece of the Y-Teens
and Bob Bedell Of the Hi-Y's, CO.
chairmen of the council. This is
the second In a series Of bi-monthly
dances to be sponsored by this
group Admission to the dance is
rs cents upon presentation Of a
membership ar d. Membership
cards for the whole dance series are
IS cents and may be purchased at
the door by students from any
high school,
The dance council is composed
of representatives from each Y
Teen apd Hi-Y club In. West Sc
attic and each group will sponsor
one dance during the year. Sat-
urday night dance was arranged by
the Nohawa club. Until December
l. the council will schedule a dance
the first and third Saturdays OF
each month and thereafter the first
and third Fridays Of each month.
All dances will be held in the West
Seattle Community Y. Six couples,
parents of students, serve as host
and hostesses at each dance.
Serving on the dance council are
the following students Pat McClel-
Ian, Pat Pearson, Eunice west.all,
Connie Moist, Gloria Soderterg,
Dorothy Carper. Jim Peterson,
Harlan Groteluschen, Bert Ostrom,
Don Gary, George Knutkowsh and
Ken Carlson.
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THE SPORTING THING
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 81

CONTINUED PROM PAGE 81
how about ownership of one of the twelve ale
leys and cup of cawfee to boot9...
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Good sportsmanship Should Be The Rule. !.

Good Sportsmanship Should Be The Rule. ) g
NEWS ITEM Eight teams, consisting of.
Chinese and Japanese Americans exclusively
viii participate in the all Oriental national bas
ketball championship tournament on Dec &c, IT
and % on the Seattle college floor in Seattle.
COMMENT-The cream of Oriental cage
stars assembled on one floor, the first event of
its kind in U. S. basketball history, should be
quite spectacle to sports-loving Pacific North
west fans.
1t does not matter so much which team wins
the title-although that is nice thing to get
but it does matter very much whether the select
ed quintets abide by the best rules of good
craftsmanship.
If good craftsmanship prevails-and we
are sure it will-then the efforts of the Chinese
and Japanese Americans who are working to-
gether on this huge affair will not have been in
, vain.
Besides, if all the teams religiously practice
good craftsmanship throughout the tournament,
relations between the Chinese and Japanese
Americans would improve doubly. And that is
a goal worth striving for, we believe
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Lists Big Ten
In S.N.G.B.O.

Despite her salty" $50 series last
night Thursday against Toluuda
Drug in Main Bowl, Jean Terao OF
Franks Jewelry still is commander
in-chief in the sNGBo's tseattle
Nisei Girls Bowling Organization
big Ten" list with a l65 average
1t was learned today.
Miss Terao dropped Is pins on
account Of her off" night.
Pressing ner for top nonors is
her teammate 70 Kitayama who
holds second place with a 154. Jean
Numoto of China Import & Ex-
port is in third with a 152 and
Rose Young, another Franks Jew
elry kcgler, is in fourth with a ISL.
The big Ten" are:
l. Jean Terao, Franks Jewelry l65
g. Kitayama, Franks Jewelry 154
3. Jean Numoto. China Import 152
T. r. Young, Franks Jewelry ISL
5. Nancy Chinn, Hab's LAG
g. T. Yokoyama, Tokuda Drug 144
7. Mitzi Sanico. Toda's la
g. J. Furuta. Tokuda Drug IA
o. Xxi Yamamoto, Takano 144
10. Peggy okada, China Import l44
Keep the health and welfare
services Of the Community Chest
operating next year by giving now
to the Chest volunteer solicitor in
your neighborhood. plant or office
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DECEMBER

DECEMBER
l3-Maih Drug basketball teams
stag-stagette dance in Buddhist
auditorium.
24-Anna Rays and Lotus YBA
will co-sponsor a Christmas Eve
dance.
25-Christmas Day dance viii be
given by Nisei Veterans COMMITTEES.
3i-South End A. C. to present
New Years Eve dance in Buddhist
auditorium.
JANUARY
(1948)
17-18-Second annual Northwest
Nisei Classic in Main Bowl.
FEBRUARY
20-21-22-Northwest Times Sc
cond annual Northwest Invitational
Basketball Tournament to be held
in Seattle Buddhist auditorium
Tentative date.)
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