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Harreu, ia.

Deuti6e Gu. 2atb. ct. Han(us .3tr4s.
721--25 1rntt Mue.
Yfarrcr Nrtbur 8. 8lanf. Seben Sonn'
taa ltbr uorltittaas Sonnta9i4ule;
10 llbr cu9liiter; II iibr bentf&er
Gnttc5oiesli1.
Mue illtAeriiden GI,,ubensaenofIer
oeutfdler uno eueliider 3rnae in GAR
ref, Sharon unn llmgeaert iinb du ben
@ottesb:e,,iten ber5lihit einaelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

In Der am 10. Sannar 1947 ab-
sebalteneu 0rokbeamtcniisnns lunr.
be beidluHen ben &inoern in ber
&inberabteilung bes Gentral %cr-
banbes s,uei @onatsraten fir oas
Sahr 1916 antsuidlrciben.
Die Central Scrbanos- -Sefrstarc
Der &inber-Abtei.uns ,uerben bicrmit
authoriIert, ieSem sablcnoen ainoer'
mitglicb i'm Gentral @erbano, Dit
bum 1. Sannar 1916 uber friiber
Nitelic6cr lparcu unb bas uollc ,Sahr
1916 besabIt baben, s,uei freie DO.
nate 3ablnns sntsnidreiben nno ais
freie Nonate III beseid)mem.
Nadj Der Sebrnar-Teriammlmna
idjreiben bic Sefretdrc ben &imSers
Nitalie6ern anf ben Mrbeitsfartcn
siuei Monate ant nno basielbe tnn JIG
In ben Enittungsbiid)lcin, iuenn bieIe
in Der @eriammlnng Ses SefretdrS
porselest ,uerbeu. Sitte bieie freien
Nonate an feinc 3ablnua ansnred,s
nen ion6erm MIR ais freie Monats
smt,uidreibem.
Nitalieberu in Der Gr,uad)ienen'
9laiIe wir6 fir 1916 fem frcies
Ronat seaeben.
Nit 8rmoergrnf,
Nubn Yaltbes, Wr.=ErGHoent
9eora Martini, Br.=Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Canton, Cbis
enshc.iihe Ghriitus 9trnAe.
21f3-i4. En-. g. &.

Hfarrer Silfspreu1ger. Soni,
tdGid]ule u'r $3.50 llbr rloroen. S.lltits
En9lil6er Sottesbienit 1880 lib, mor>
9e,lS 80
Nlle 8IuubeuseenuiIcn nro Hrem,1he
iinh beralid) ein9elaDcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Kircblitbe Aacbricbte11

s,lna icocn britte,t 0onnerstaal in, Yeos
l,al. Is nbr; 0,tber XtaasSieune 9
BIS q 11hr nbeub8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

S5abo, emma Trauidb, unb Ste Mit-
glieoer &eeira Sallner, gmnta 9arl-
mann unS 'Marie 9. Ntebuer. NlIo
bite NIB sablreid,es Grid]ciuen.
Maric Stiihler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
3meia "a.

llniere nGdite @eriammllma fin
bet am 2. M1rs, $50 lbr noh.
mittass itatt. isSir erilld,rn a0e
Sfspeltern 81 fonm1len. oenn es tper,
ben aud Die 0elcgatinnen fir Sie
biesidbrige aoroention ge1pGhlt iper,
ben.
analfe Sdapeltern iinb: Cara 0e'
berer, alice Sd)uiter, Wfaria Gale,
fer @ir miiniden euh baloise Yei'
Ierlng.
eSohanna @olff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Gin 7irigent mirb 0eimd)t.

Ser Garpatben 8eiang Terein Don
Canton, Ohio, iud,t einen tiiftigen
9irieenten, Ser oeutihen SpraGe
uno Mliiif fabig lit Sir 1peitere Mus.
funft bite 81 idreiben an
9errn Sobn Smilep, 7O5 Mrlinetoa
q. @.. Canton 3, Cblo. 1eIepbcn
Nlmmer 39-52S.
Som SmiIep, Hr1i.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Gbicaao, SQinoiS
3eutid,e wrb Stcbcnbnr9tid, SIMGidDe
ct. Yaulus 0cmeinbc, 1855 6Dmcr Ctr.

Eoitor Z. Sbmibt, 1879 3omer Str.
Sehem Sonntlg 9 ilbr Spnntdg;dule III
euNlilt uo hentid]. 9entIder Gottess
oienit ieben Sonntag 11:!F ilhr; engs
I,'htr Gotiesoienit lcren atpeiter lno
nierten Som,taa 1915 llbr. Seutiher
&pniirmaubcns sllntcrriht -1tttipo,t nab>
mitto9s 4:3O llbr; emal,idJer Gorfirs
nmnoersll:,ter,idbt Sams.as un,1nittagS
10 llGr. Seutide Shule SanlstaG na6s
mittag3 G ll1r.
slue 6!,ubersacnoTer une 0reunoc
iino ber5lict eln9elLoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
6en,troluerb<tuHSs
e9e,tkette,s
Ginbermimne Scr >ies.
jGkrioett Central per>
bonNs.1tcnpcnti>n

Gen l5bIidem 3iueispcrcinen I'M.
ieres Central &erbanScs sur sefGllis
gen &enntnisnaGme, SaF bic bies.
iGbriae &unpentiun nm Trcitaa nno
Samstaa, ben 80. nnS 81.
Nai inn Sadienbeim sn Canton,
Cbio, sur Saauna iidj periammelt.
SGmtlide 3ueiapereine nnierrs
&erbanbes erindc id freunolid'it
iid in 6erielben Surd) bic bulle Gail
Der 6eredtisten 9eleaaten uertreten
al laiIen. Sic crite 8cidldftsuer-
iammlmns tpirb pnnft 10 llbr uur.
mittaas am 1reitaa, Den 30. Wai,
erOffnet. Sic 2elcaateu iino criud't
etiuas our Der angegcbenen 3elt iidl
i'm geriamm,unsslofal einsnfinocu.
1erner iino ale sutitebenben Mit-
eIieber mniercr 3ueisuereine ciuse-
laSen ben @eriammlnngen beisn-
iuobnen.
Nit treniGdiiidem grn6crsrnf,
Sobnyoithss.
9, ok.VrGiibent.
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0an,endor SarDmia.

2iebe SdrDfri,u,,cn INTO Mitglieoer
es ioiene alien 5llr gefdlligen Nafrift
baB ,.adtitc @eburtstngsfeier an
0onnerstag, oen ~. Jebrl,nr itatt.
iinoet. gbren lperben mir 0ies,,tad sic
Sdmgerinnen &ilba @ier, Dorothy
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Setruit, Mid;9an
0cutidbe unb S6&fii@e Gv. Ct. 2etrmS>
Qird1e. (3lenfielb unb WpSberr0 &ue.

Qirde. Ulenfielb unb Nssbrrru Ape.
Yfarrer ,su1anneS Meutith, 1921 @lenz
ficlb Mpe. Sell: Yin9rcc 6205. Snas
liIder BpttesbienSt 10 lbr pormitta9s;
0euiithe urb engIiIbc Gos,nta9idlnle I'm
II ltbr upr,nitta9s. SsytIner 8ottess
oienit I'M II ltbr pormittags. Seoen
lebten Gienstas bes Qtonats @irden<
ratSlibnn9. Ourd be Commemorate
ieSen britten 9ienstae. 10, 4 ieben
crittcn SDnntug Nrausu Wc1cin 0er<
Iammlung. 1irbendcrprebe iecen Sreiz
taanheno.
%::s:: Slc.bcnseenui;.s, anb Srellnoe
iinp psl5lic) einGelGeca.
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Ionaca, 80.
9emtide Gnans. .Qntb. ct. *eterS.
N{emcinhe. 3. Ctr.

Yfarrer Sans .. s. 5imoleit. 244
Mbams Ctr, sfoheiter, Ha. Selepbon:
92ofeiter 236S. 8otteSnHnIt $3.50 11t1
Gpnntoaidnle 1918 1lbr. -
Erallen @erein @erid,nml!lng ant Iesten
TnnnerstaG ieoen Ronots. 8 llbr aberbs
Sebermam 1T ber5Iicb :pilItrtnmen.
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Columbus, Shio
Euang. Qmther. D4arttn Gutber 3trdhe,
sdc 9tuler unb Nmn etrafe.

Eiurrcr 9. =. S,euer Scben Sorntae
poritta1s lltr SonntaasHllie; 10 ubr
enaliioJer @ottesbienit: II ltbr bsutfder
3otte5rienlt.
NIe Glaube. .tsoenoilen dnb ssreunoe
fins bcr5liea et,,aelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
&rcu5femer"
Nlr't'picl in 3 9lfteu
SumntaM 23. Npril, @eitieite
Sad)icnbcim
Sranin'uania Sheatcr &crcin.
Nnfrmi ar Bic Sad)iihcn
&olfsacnpIcn in Glcuelanb.
Sheuters Stiid
..0nmnf nm (SnttH
r& &reusfeu CT"
,Gampf nm 8utt"

rGGmpf nm 00tt"
Sieies ihr liehen Safien BON
Slcuelano loll uns aaen ais erlnte
Mabnltng oicnen SIR fritiiden@elt-
loac in ser mir llns hc,ltc beiinbcu
Sic nerOen apohl I'M Gplfsblatt
ais &cran5eise Icbcn gele'en bacen,
IINab ein oel1tites Sbeoteritiif sur
sluiiiibrung ronlmt am %. Tebruur
inn @citicitc Sat)ienbeim.
Die iiintlid)cn Ginuuhnen ,uer=
Sen Dem SilisIono iibcrgcben pcr=
Sen sur Sinoerllng Ser grpben 9tct
in ser lid) uniere liebcn SolfsgelluI-
len in Ser oltcn Seimat beIlloen.
Sbr lieben Glepelonocr Sahien.
Scr Mcnid) mlb inn 9ebeu burc)
itipere Sd)it'olsIdldJe geben. nm
cs Ill empiinocn mas cs beoel,tet
filnpfcn Sil niiIien gegen Sen
Teino. Oes Gririercns uno geaen
ben sSeino oes Sllngertooes.
atnn mus es mitgenod]t haben,
Sic &iroer perloren 5lt baben rno
Nus Termogen, lpelhes man iih cr-
rprben Fat ourhs gan5e Seeen. emit
eicnet, bie Mutter getrennt Dom Ser
Suinilie mo hinnls. geiagt al,i Die
Strnbe.
slGe in Sflapenarbeit peridleppt,
o,ti sic 9teiie ser Ternitbtung.
"a ibr Sieben tonnen mir inns alle
eiu 9ilo mablen apenn mir einem
Inld)en Sbitf'nl entge1ell'eben nliiB=
tclt iuie llnicrc Iieben &oltsgenollen
IN Ser alten Soeimat.
Sieie @otidaTi alls Scr Soeimat
bat ihon piele Satbieu, Minner uno
T,ouen. in allen 8allen oes 2nn.
oc3 Don slmcrifd sum pollen Be.
mubtiein gebrodlt allcs einplleten
mas in ihrcn ariIten itebt nm lnles
rcu lieben Golfsgenoiien, Die lit in
ciucr iGredlihcn Nptlasc beIinocn
in ser ulten 0eimat SinSernng 5ue
fonlmcn jll lallen.
g. sibt iiir unierc Sabicn in ocr
alten SSeinat nod MIR einen Socffs
nungsitrahl, unb ser iinN mir SudI-
len bier IN Imerifa.
@ir appellieren an lie alle, ibr
lieben Golfssenciien BON Gleuetano,
fommt aae in sroBen Sharen 81
bieieln sur qegemudrtisen 3eit pal.
ienoen Sbeateritiif vaumpi I'M
0iott" uno traget BEL sur Sinoerllne
ser Npt unierer iiebcn @riioer I'M
St,lpeltern BON Ser aiten Seimat.
Sm s(uftrase oes Sddiilher
@ilisfpluitees iiir 2inoerlug oel
Not unierer &olfsgenoiien in Del
olten &eimat.
gler 8eorg @eber.
Aampi nm 8ott
Melieioics Srama in 4 slften
Son Mlireb Ser5ug
Spielleiter: Stto 6ernengel
| lfulifleitllna Yrpf. q. Nifolaus
sllltor ser Mig: ,Mihael &raub
Personen:
Pfarrer Petrowitsch 49,. II. Rienertl
Nadia, sein Schuetzling . -.
......... Lydia Fernenge
| N1;n,>, Marie Ctirpo
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,&remsfener"
SltltIpie1 in 8 slttcn
SonntaM 23. Mpril, @eitieite
SadJienbcim
Sranig'uauia Sbeater 0ereim.
8ampf um Nutt

miro ONT %. Mar5 i'm Gillette Sad).
ienbeim aufgefiibrt. iiir alle oie es
nidlt Ieben tonneu al,I ser @eitieite.
NudD oieIer 9ieinsc3ri,m ilieBt ans
Silfsaperf.
SSobanra @olfi, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

3meis 32.

Wfitglieoer bite sur geidlligen
&enntnis 5lt neuner, baB sic monat
lide Verianlnlulw mn q iscbruar.
8 ll6r abenos itnttfiubet. slle Sfape-
itern iino 9ebeten anipeienb 81 iein.
Die iungen. Ioamit ole 8e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
6umeitear, "a.
0eMtfd,t gu. QntI. ct. IarfuS 0trAe
900 CCl "a Mnr

222-224 Cft .. Apt.
@et. 8. W. Ibtenbera. Yfdrrer. Selcs
rbon Sop. i745. 9(n Surnz ,tro sseiers
toeen porm;taas 9:3C .iDr Snnntae'
I:hnIe; 1890 llbr cnalifd)cr unb 11:1b
ubr bcnfder @Dtteshienit.
Mus Glanbensaenoiien unb 6reunbe
Iinb bersl.6 ip,lliomn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
2(,as 0ary, 1nHia,,a
S,uci9 26.

3Uci9 26.
9lllen Mitglieocru sl,r gei1aigen
9ta6ridt, CAP oie nGciNte Gcriami
lung ON 1 :MGr5 s llbr rbcuos I'M
Sac)ienbcilu an If. uno Sfooiepsl1
Str. abebalten apirb. sQe Mitglieoer
lino gebeten anhpeiello 5lt ieiu.
q. 5. Vinoer, Sefr.
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ct. >obamncs Stride.

oSe0en Mittapof, 8 llbr abelaNs,
finoet in ser ct. Sobannesfirhe oil
757 Ghop Noao, elm Hailtonsgottes
oienlt itatt. sllle Slnllbensgenol'et
iino berSlid) eingelaoen.
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lino gebeten anpeiero 5lt ieiu.
q. s. Ninoer, Sefr.
Ncfanntmad'nng.
slQe Wiitglie,,er oes 3aueig 26 iper.
oen IN &enntnis gelest, hab Sic
!6aacpiuortitellc
(8eid)dftsiitbrer) am I. 9tai at Ger.
acten lit. 'slas iolde Mita!ieoer, .pel.
d,c iid) iiir oieienSoiteu be.perben mol
len, iollen ibrc Dfierten nir ibren
@eoingalnsen, Yoitmarf uidt ipdtcr
als 25. espbralar, an Sen Tereinsiefre.
tdr lM. s. @inocr, 4lt3 @rant Ctr,
@arp, Sno., per Eoit cinid,ifen.
q. :. 0inoer, Sefr.
q. @Sp @@cn,Irppm
Glen EGrt Jaid)inS gut perlauica.
Ginige Iofen jllriid belt Sic Glen
Tarf yahbaridoit ibren 9iidttag ab.
Die Nad,baruGter muroen iiir bas
,Hdtr 1947 te!odblt. 2'r. M,tbucl
Mamrer lpurbc els slltrnhbarpoter,
Sinon &ellinger ,N,ngrE,dbaroatcr.
ma MifaeI Scnnlna Slrtc;lfneht
0eludblt. Gin pprlettcn Samstag.
abei'. bielten mir Sic Iaie1i1g bci
ytafhbar llilo 6rn,l Su(n N;noer ob.
Gie gtadybarmiittcr batten Elm feines
Slrfepeiien porbereitet II. g,ltes iidj=
Shlub aut Srtte 6.
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HAS Detroit, l1litl919a,,


Solnltag, oen %. Bebruar, balten
9eutid Sadlii6 gb. 2utb. St.u
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Nampi nm Wott

Melieioics Trama in 4 slften
Gpn sllireo Ser5og
SpielIeiter: Stto sSernengel
Muiifleitnng Yroi. q. 9tifolmus
sllltor ser MIg.: ,Otihael arauH
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Sssobanra @olfi, Setr.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-23
THE SPORTING THING

CONTINUED from Page 81
One Miss to Date :.
Scores handed in to date show that bf was so
per cent accurate in his predictions of Dec Is on
tn efollowing games
Wednesday. Dec II
WWGs beat Tacoma Girls by forfeit-The
Dubs won, didn I they?
S. E. Reds Al. Tacoma % A)--That was
easy picking
Friday Dec 10
u. w Goods a. Chinese 30 Girls These
nOran1lS.
education girls will do anything to confuse us ig-
Mercury SO, S. E. Blues 10 (A-Msiter Ray
Otani is sweet cage PLAYER
Chinese 38, Tokuda Drug 81 (A)--Fair Vic
tory was queenly to the Chinese maple court
perts
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-23

west Times will not be responsible
for last-minute changes in the
basketball schedule released by
the Nisei Veterans Committee.)
X
FRIDAY, JAN. 2
At Buddhist Auditorium
Up. m.-Lancers VS.. Mercury CD
8 p. m.-wWG VS.. u. w. Goods
Girls
Q p. m.-Mercury VS.. Question
Marks (A)
SATURDAY, JAN. 3
AT Fife High
Up. m-Tacoma vs.. Information
al CB)
8p. m.-Dacoma VS.. High Schools
Girls
o p. m.-Tacoma VS.. s. E. Blues
(A)
MONDAY, JAN. 8
At st. Peters
7 p. m.-Todas vs. 8. z. Savoys
OBJ
8 p. MAMA Kay's VS.. Chinese
Girls
9p. m Lotus VS.. Starlcts (Girls)
WEDNESDAY, JAN. =
At Buddhist Auditorium
7 p. m.-Comets VS.. Sakuras OBJ
8 p. m.-Chinese VS.. Greenhouse
(A
o p m.-Tokuda Drug IS. s. E.
Reds (A)
FRIDAY, JAN. 9
At Buddhist Auditorium
7p. m.-Tacoma VS.. Mercury OBJ
8 p. M Tacoma VS.. Starlets
Girls
9 p. m.-Tacoma VS.. Question
Marks (A)
SUNDAY, JAN. II
At Buddhist Auditorium
2p. m.-High School VS.. U. w.
Goods (Girls)
SIP. m.-Tokuda Drug VS.. 8. e.
Merchant Blues (A)
4p. Chinese VS.. Main Drug
MONDAY, JAN. liz
At st. Peters
Z p. m.-St. Peters VS.. Interna-
tional CB)
8 p. m.-WwG VS.. Anna Rays
Girls
8 p. m-Chinese VS.. Comets OBJ
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IA
At Buddhist Auditorium
7 p. m. Chinese VS.. Seattle
Chicks Girls
8 p. m.-Greenhouse VS.. s. E.
Merchant Reds ca
8 p. m.-Tokuda Drug VS.. Cues
ton Marks (A)
FRIDAY, JAN. 16
At Buddhist Auditorium
Up. m.-Sakuras VS.. Toda's (B)
8 p. m-U. w. Goods vs. Starlets
(Girls)
9p. m.-Main Drug VS.. 8. e. Reds
(A)
y SATURDAY, JAN. IL
At Fife High
7p. m-Tacoma VS.. Lancers OBJ
8p. m.-Tacoma vs. Lotus CGirls)
9 p m.-Tacoma VS.. Mercury tA)
MONDAY, JAN. 10
At st. Peters
7p. m.-Seattle Chicks VS.. WWG
Girls
8p. m.-Mercury VS.. st. Peters
OBJ
0 p. MAMA Rays VS.. High
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-23

SNGBo HIGH SCORES tscratch)
Individual game-Miye Ishikawa
222. Jean Terao ais.
Individual series-Jean NInoto
587, Yo Kitayama 500.
Team game-Franks Jewelry 854.
Tokuua Drug 836.
Team series-Frank's Jewelry 2474
land 1886.
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY RELEASED

School (Gris)
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81
At Buddhist Auditorium
Up. m.-sakuras VS.. International
OBJ
8 p. ms E. Blues svs, Green
house (A)
9p. m.-Mercury VS.. Toluda Drug
(A)
FRIDAY, JAN. rs
Al Buddhist Auditorium
7 p. m.-Chinese VS.. Toda's (B)
8 p. m.-Lotus VS. o. w. Goods
(Girls)
9 D. m-Chinese VS.. s. E. Mer-
chant Reds (A)
SUNDAY, JAN. rs
At Buddhist Auditorium
2 p m.-st. Peters VS.. Lancers
OBJ
3 p. m.-Starlets VS.. Anna Kay's
tGirls)
4 p. m.-Greenhouse VS.. Question
Marks (A)
MONDAY, JAN. rs
Al St. Peters
z p. m.-Mercury VS.. 8. z. Savoys
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CB)
8 p. m.-Seattle Chicks VS.. High
School Girls
9 p. m.-ConHts VS.. Todas tB)
WEDNESDAY, JAN. %
Al Buddhist Auditorium
: y. m.-Cnlnese VS.. WING Girls
8 p m-Main Drug VS.. S. E.
Blues (A)
9 p. m-Mercury VS.. Greenhouse
"a
FRIDAY, JAN. 30
At buddhist Auditorium
Up. m.-Chinese VS.. International
B)
8 p. MAMA Kay's VS.. Lotus
Girls
o p. m.-Tacoma VS. Tokuda
Drug (A)
SATURDAY. JAN. 81
At Fife High
7p. m.-Tacoma VS. ST. Peters
CD
8p. m.-Tacoma VS.. L. w. Goods
Girls
ep. m.-Tacoma VS.. Tokuda Drug
tA)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-12-23
January II

The Cream of Nisei Bowlers from Salt Lake
e. City, Denver, Los Angeles Portland, Spokane, On
tario, Hood River and the entire Pacific Northwest
is expected to compete in this tournament of tour
naments.
Evening star., 1947-01-07

cbble watch the jewelers. and while laundry done at the
minute damp around her roo she read cnap on
Planning"
thought college freshman might do little planning
Here that jam again The Oldest One
at all If would iron couple OF bouses,
let forgotten to mention find the
missing perhaps had minute darn
four suitcase packed plenty OF time
waiting collected various parts Of town could
be attended station She pointed with dig
nifty excited she always got her suitcase packed
missed train OF she would
station plenty of time we would just do one or two
while finished taking notes planning
Shed get the train all right
we did and just the trouble. We always do.
and she always does.
We dpped into Freshman Economics Book
which heavy green GA long, to what college stu
dents learning about the world they live in We
foundered rapidly the chapters ogopo oogopony and
onopsony something to do with prices and
competition only sentence across People
high prices for what they sell and pay low prices Tor what
they buy" =. 49,,
man economics explains whole economic
many of its wondering the Oldest
One has to read 914 page book to learn it.
sensible of walking shoes and snoweo
them proudly Middle One She looked them over from several
angles thoughtfully and gave relentless verdict
Perfectly sexess" said the Middle One.
Evening star., 1947-01-07

I'VE might just call up say come" sug-
One by her father who said Of course we d g
take her. we'd just slowly coang the hills giving
the engine frequent drinks to keep its temperature rising
We decided along just blew though the
r p said he doubted could help much it did
Youngest One to her party all right coang down all the hills and
We started the hills toward rapidly boiled
IN steam we stopped at filling station where pleasant attendant
trouble He didn't have gaske but could
prices and Bibo while the radiator cooled with eonsen eet
ing of minds all three topics We parted with mutual wishes
my The attendant poured the radiator said looked
ke trouble IN te tnermoa He knew place up the street where
cooled he the F. P the weather Congress-
agreeing that something was wrong with all three
We proceeded filling station,
engine temperature 2120
have been on the radio by this time because the at
tendant here waiting for with of water which he
poured in the radiator without word The attendant
hours bring the Youngest One home party but he didn't
e a az S a. 1Irh;y ~ S n; "S h m s @ .h I % u @ M w.
weather, high prices and Truman
filing station laying whether
pulled station where elderly gentleman said
look at when she cooled off bit He and the F. p discussed
the weather taxes and John Lewis 1t late at night and the
gentleman enjoy company talked gently
massaged hose radiator in of
milking The water began circulate He frightened
Before our fascinated eyes it went right back normal
Try er now" he said Might go all right" ,.-,.
the party and boiled
With feeling relief and thankuness the the
through Silly night got colder
did the radiator which all the anfreeze had boiled
It was well-frozen by morning
Oldest who home college two weeks
with broken heels wristwatch of order
Unsuitable desire for food and sleeping sat pac
reading the first Of five chapters assigned for holiday recreation by an
While the glasses waited at the ouss the shoes at the
Evening star., 1947-01-07
SINGER ely,
5<'51s>~'1"

DEAR MRS. CASWEIL I'm writing you before come to
Washington friend Of mine there tells will
questions would
that with the members OF
getting ready to live the Capital advice on this
tcular mine will be of general interest
1T has to do with calling cards In the town where have
always lived elegancies nonxen We don't In for
formaiy to that extent However, understand that Washing
such matters really and would like
get the right information that won't make bnders
Does have have lot Of cards That is do husband and
about the little socaled informawh ones printed the
flap? invitations parties
go calling used
them for that purpose.
please how many leave at the place where
suggestions will be greatly appreciated
e
begin WITH calling NEVER printed-they must be
be socially correct would advise to have them
when Wahngonthe saoners here know just
how to do the job properly.
You should card with Just husbands it,
with Mrs John Doe and also Mr. and Mrs John
card address the last mentioned
but not husbands # want to budget the card
best do without is the Mrs John Doe" but possible
it is wise to have these made too.
"infonals"
accompanying flowers gifts, write
than managed calling They must
for calling purposes.
When cards with leave husbands
in the household and have the "A Mrs
those for each lady in the family If Mrs
must of
husbands for each lady, In other
all the ladies but the Of the while
husband calls
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Information sent in by the tot-
lo,oing has been forwarded to the
individuals for ,Dhom it 10ds in
tended:
Mrs. X. J. M, FairtGr; N. L. B.,
Arlington; Mrs. r. w. B. Mrs.
A. E. L., Alexandria; E P. E., Hy-
nttsuille; E. E. M, LandoUer; E.
c., Miss E L. S., Mrs. B. E. W,
Mrs. M. A. s., L. H. G, M. G. D.
Washington.
Our thanks to these readers
Dhose contributions tDere SINH
lar to others previously receiped:
Mrs. C.. VIZ, Woodbridge; Mrs.
Fl. D. B., Miss B. A. F., Arlington;
Mrs. L. J. McC, SilUer Spring;
Mrs. r III. E., Mrs. E J NJ, Wash
iu0ton.
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through a fine food chopper, re-
suited in a jammed crank and a
sticky mess which we could not
reduce to semblance of the desired
product.
In answer to some one who asked
about the best method to supple
ment gravy, I have good results with
a wen-known kitchen essence bot
tied for this purpose, added just
before the gravy or stew is finished
cooking. This Is best with beef,
lamb, pork or veal For chicken, I
use a little dehydrated chicken
broth. I prefer these preparations
to bouillon cubes, which usually seem
to impart rather odd flavor, in
stead of enhancing the natural
flavor and color of the meat. I have
also learned during meat shortages
to boil the bone and cuttings as
the roast is finished to make addi-
tional gravy for its last appearance
further fortifying 1t as mentioned
above.
Evening star., 1947-01-07
Indoor
Plants
Rv Frances Jones

Your rooms can have an ex-
citing look If you incorporate
into them an indoor plant
window. Plants can change the
whole room for you at a time
when other more structural
changes are impossible. Our
favorite spot for a plant window
is the combination Kitchen
breakfast room. The moist
warmth of the kitchen is a splen-
did environment for plants and
bulbs. Try bringing in a few
bulbs from the cold frame after
the roots have become well es-
tablished and they are ready for
forcing. They will be wonderful
to watch and are also quietly
decorative. Narcissus are always
easy and certain. It's best to
plant them at intervals and keep
a sequence of bloom. Table
flowers, often an impossibility on
crowded breakfast nook tables,
are replaced by blooming plants
in your window. Azaleas, too.
can be forced for winter bloom.
For the honey, yet elegant
living room, try a window con-
servatory filled with plants. They
are just the thing to give spirit
and elan to a room which Is in
need of a "pick me up" Plants
can do that, you know. That un-
used, unappreciated bay window
is your opportunity. A few big
ferns, the kind our grandmothers
used to have, give a wonderfully
luxuriant air to any room. This
is the sunny home for those
geraniums you brought inside
before frost. A large leaved philo-
dendron or brightly hued croton
will complete your arrangement.
You should contrast plants as to
texture, height, and form as you
would flowers.