davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-12-09
40 Originally 2.69
Coffee Makers
49,

69~
Drip type. Aluminium with cool
plastic handles; 4-cup eopoeity.
IL Orig. I.7e Potato Boxers,
top-of- stove type. aluminium and
steel ---------------4Se
Is Orig. 40 Tea Kettle. 3-eoot
porcelain enamel -----l.4S
II Orig. l.29 Covered Ssuespots.
porcelain enamel. 4-qt. size l9c
II Orig. 3.25 PereoIotor. Soup
size, heovy gauge aluminium,
1873
II Orig. z.ss Back Rests l.4s
z Orig. s.s5 Pressure Cooker. g.
a Orig. soc Pepper Towels. fiot
type, in dispenser box Zoe
20 Orig. I.s5 Zephyr Room De-
$ Orig. s.s5 Nut Croker Sets.
plastic bowl --- z.e5
~ Orig. see Nil. odorIess de-
odoront for spraying into oir TO
kill odors; pint size 4se
1000 yds. Febeose. Plastic mo-
terioI suitable for Christmas dec
orotions, SO inches wide. ossort-
ed oolors; yord --.. ,.-- Zoe
ls Orig. s.e5 Whitney Both
Hompers, white with peach SIM
uioted pearl lid 4.s5
20 Orig. 4.s5 GE Gloss Coffee
) Orig. i1.sz eE Gloss Coffee
Mokers - - 5.e5
5 Orig. e.es &C Gloss Coffee
4 oria. 1857 eE Gloss Cote.
Mokers e.95
4 Orig. 1850 FIuoreseent Lamp
Kitchen Fixture. fits standard
fixture; less bulb 5.95
rs Orig. l.Io Zeen Dry cIeaner,
y gallon . -- 3ee
100 Orig. 1872 zeen Dry Clean
o., gallon ~ ---ese
Homewares, 7fh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
20 Originally S36
Younger Mems Suits
1875
sinoIe and double breasted, stripes
and herrinebones; oil wool; bro
ken sizes.
7oris. 1875 Boys codet Suits.
IobeIed as to wool content. Sizes
l4-l6 --- 5.sS
4 Orig. 1925 AII-WoeI Covert
Boys Short Points Suits. sizes So.
7 Orig. 1925 Boys An-woei
Sport coots. broken sizes 34-39,
ORIG. 6.e5 Boys SIoeks tprop-
erly Iobeled os 70 wool content.
Broken sizes II TO l8---4.sS
Younger Ness Shop, 7ad Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Traditional

Living Room Furniture
Orig. 1895 Tufted oeeesienel
Choir, blue cotton tapestry 1925
I ORIG. 1895 Choir end Otto
mon, grey wool frieze -- 5s.s5
I Orig. 1895 Club Chair. green
! Orig. ,5s.s5 Loose-PilIew-
Beck Choir. bamboo rose royon
: Orig. es.s5 Club chai,. red
royon motelosse 1925
I Orig. lss.s5 Tufted Club
Choir, red cotton topestry, down
4 oris. iss.s5 Slipper chsirs.
green royon moteIosse or green
ond-yelow cotton topestry 1898
! Orig. 1895 oeeosionaI Choir,
oreen royon brocode ---5s.s5
I Orig. los.s5 Host Choir. white
rovon twill -7s.s5
Z Orig. 1885 Wing chsirs. floroI
cotton topestry, tufted scot 1925
z Orig. 1895 chippendeIe oe-
eosionoI choirs. grey royon dom
osk, down cushion 1926
Z Orig. I5s.s5 Wide Wing
cheirs, hond-bIoeked English
linen --9e 1895
) Orig. 1885 Fi,sside Chairs.
tufted; gold royon domosk 1926
z Orig. 1895 Hostess cheirs.
striped royon domosk - 6s.95
I Orig. 1895 BoseeIounser Re-
eIinins Choir. beige e9.s5
I Orig. 6e.s5 Occasional Choir,
brown -ond-beiee stripe 1925
! Orig. lss.ss Club chsis. brown
royon domosk k--Is.sS
I Orig. 1898 Lewson chsirs
dreen texture cotton topesty,
! oris. 1885 shereten Soto,
brown and beige stripe 1925
I Orig. 1885 6eersion Soto,
grey print -----1zs.ss
! oris. 1885 Club sofs. fIoroI
textured royon donnosk; beige,
Iz4.95
I Orig. ,7s.ss Regency Soto by
"PuIInon"; rose royon motelosse.
lss.eS
3 Orig. 1885 sofss. Adam. Re-
oency and Knote in antique green
royon sotin ---le9.sS
I Orig. Iss.ss eeorsien Soto.
! ods. sss.ss Regency Sole.
green mohoir. frinoed base.
I oris. 1898 Lswsen Soto.
rose wool frieze ---I5s.sS
I Orig. 1885 Knets Soto.
Frineed. Green royon n,etolosse.
1885
! Orig. ,ss.ss csrvsd Regency
sefs. dark green royon demosk;;
down cushion -- 1895
I oris. 1888 KroehIer Lewsen
Sofe, grey wool frieze 1898
! Orig. 1885 PuIImen lswsen
Sofs. ehortreuse striped cotton
! Orig. 1885 Lswson Soto,
green cotton topestry- 1898
I Orig. 6ss.s5 Twe-part Tufted
Regency Sofa. grey royon dom
osk . --52e.sS
Z Orig. 1885 Cherries Of Lon
don Sofas. grey textured royon
domosk --. 1885
! Orig. 1895 KneIs Sefa. grey
royon motelosse --2z9.s5
I Orig. I9s.eS Regency Soto.
grey royon moteIosse; sold os is,
1885
I Orig. eos.ss Feur-pert Sec
tienei Soto. red antique royon
dorosk --zes.sS
traditional LiviHg-Room
Furniture,
ffh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Beginning Friday. $50 AM.
l32 Prs. Orig. SIS
to 1898
RuffIed Curtoins
.9s pr.

Cotton morouisettes. royon
morquisettes and oreondies
in the group. Limited
quantity in each but
all reduced for quick eleor-
is pr. Orig. s.ss pr. Ruf-
fled Rayon Marquisettes.
Ivory with blue royon sotin
trim. 100 in. wide to poir,
90 in. long ----3.sS pr.
II pr. Orig. 1913 RuffIed
orsondies with ehintz VOL
once and tie-boeks. "a in.
wide to poir, 90 in. long,
3.9S pr.
80 pr. Orig. s.ss PesteI
Ruffied Cotton Morqui-
ssttss. 100 in. wide to poir.
90 in. long. Green. peach,
yellow 3.98 pr.
70 Orig. 6.ss pr. RuffIed
Reyon Merquisettes. 100
in. wide to poiL 81 in.
long. Ivory 3.9S pE.
u Orig. $50 and s.sS pr.
RusfIed Cushion Dot Cur
teins. 100 in. wide to pair,
II and 81 in. long. Ivory
only ----------3.Se ph
Curtains,
6fh Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

Lamps
I oris. 1925 Modern Giraffe
Lamp With shsde. Sold os is,
s.s5
I ORIG. 1925 White chins
Lsmp With Sheds. 80 in. toll.
: 20 o,,s. g. 1885 Pink Chine Lamp.
With Stretched Royon Shade.
Sold os is - -----1o.95
I Orig. I4.s5 Modern Black
Round Lamp With Shade. Sold
u Orig. 1895 Orchid Chine
Boudoir Lemps With Shades.
9 Orig. ,4.ss Boudoir Lsmp..
Ivory china with hond-mode
ceramic roses -. S.S5
I Orig. 3z.sS Blonde Modern
1orehiere With Gone. Sold os is,
1875
z Orig. 34.e5 Bronxs-PIoted OF
Modern Terehierss With Cones.
Sold as is---------Zs.s9
Lamps, 5th Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
80 Originally 80
Girls BIouses
1.2s

Girls lovely cotton bIouses In
broken sizes 7 to IA.
80 Orig. z.ss Girls Cotton end
Reyor BIouses. broken sizes z.zS
50 Orig. $50 and 3.ss Girls
Cotton and Rsyon sieuses.
broken sizes .---------2.4s
-ss Orig. l.ss Girls AlI-weeI
SIipover swssters. assorted eolors;
sizes 7. 8, lO-----1.4S
as Orig. 800 Girls Ail-woei
Sweeters. slipovers and cordieons;
broken sizes es------Z.4e
IS Orig. 4.ss and 500 Girls
AM-WooI cerdisen Sweaters.
IS Orig. 5.ss Girls Pretsen
Dresses, broken sizes lo-l4 3.7s
7 ORIG. 800 Girls chubbis Cot
ton Dresses. broken sizes J to
is Orig. 4.ss Girls chubbi.
Cotton Dresses. broken sizes ]
- to ---3.4S
10 oris. s.ss Girls chubbis
Cotton Dresses, broken sizes ]
to l2--- 3.4S
10 Originally 7.9e Girls chub-
bic Cotton Dresses. broken sizes,
4.4S
Polly Pigtails Shop, 2nd Floor,
The Heekt Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Modern Living Room
Furniture

ioris 1895 channeIsoek Lounge Choir corol che: se
mile. Large sze------------ o''''
Iorie 17e e5 Loose Pillow Beck Chair by Valley Coro
chenille Highly -------'<S'So
ORIG. $3.50 "Korpen" Soto. Aqua modern textured
fabric. Button-book OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
z-orie 3sse5 VoIey" Esht-Foot Soto. Grey or green
patterned cotton tapestry. Lawson style------sSS9
Orig 1885 va!ey" Curved sefs Buesey, seyon on
bouce. Channel -----sS.so
Orig. 3ss.s5 Brown-seIman sofa. Coral eheni's n1
I-oris sss5 Center Soto Section. Button tued Blue
-oria 54e5 Sectional Soto Pieces. Some lefts, some
rights Red or green cotton tapestry y--------3s.So
l-ors e4s5 Left End Section. Chortreuse wool treze
1895
'o's ''''' ~''"e' '''' 54s5
+oris 3d. "voey" Sectional Soto Pieces Chorteuse
and green modern print Left and right end sections 7sso
i-oris 1855 Two-Pa+ Sofa by Kroeher. Rose roohor
Smart modern 'oS.39
s-oria. 1898 and 1895 Two-Pa1 sofes. chortreuse
chenille or Iioht green wool freze ze----------149S5
os $50 oee''''"' eh'''' Gree" and ~n'e '0i9Is i4s5
sors 1895 Arm cha Grey plastic with red osaus[ a sr
arms ZS.@7
4-ods 4sss Arm chair. Brown, cherry or beige cot: o.
1-ors 1895 oeeasiona Arm chairs. Floral print, ssss
+,,.1 co++on tonestrv 49, ~ %
1-ora So e5 "Kroeher End Section Floral print Chon-
re hoct ..- 54e5
or;n 90 es Brown -satmon oeeosionaI chairs Gero-
oi,ro ~ n,IticoIored strne --49e5 ~ e5
z-ors 1os s5 vaey" Tub chairs. Lpstick red modern
textured cotton topestry. Large size e------- esS5
1-oy;a TO e5 Lounoe chars Chortreuse wool freze
6e.e5
z-oris 1925 vaIey ArmIess chors Grey cotton top
l-oris 80 e5 cofornia Modern Arm Chair Red cot
ton tonestv -.------------. 6e.e5
1-ora 1878 veIley Tub Choir. Grey cotton tapestry
with foro strnes -- 7o. .o5
z-ors. 1895 Vaey ArmIess Chairs. White chenille
1895
Orig. 1885 Two-Pieee Kroeher Living Room Suite
Modern Furniture,
<h Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
On Sale at the WASHINGTON Store Only
FURNITURE CLEARANCE!
Modern Occasional
Furniture

7-oris. s4.s5 ceIifornie-
Styled Bookcases. Yueeo fin
ished osh - 1895
s-oris. ss.ss Console or Soto
TobIes. Monizinito finished ash.
6s.sS
3-oris. 1895 Lamp TebIes.
Cordovon mahogany veneers and
2o-ooGso a@otis: 1895 coetteii iss!.: is;s:
by "VoIIey." High styled, 1925
e-oris. z4.s5 Lemp and End
TobIes. WoInut veneers and
hardwood with gloss op--Is.s5
I-oris. 1895 Step TabIes.
Picked pine with leather top,
s-oris. 1895 ceekssiI To-
bIss. Cordovon mahogany ve-
neers and hardwood, "a inch
plate gloss top 1923
i-oris. 1885 Feur-Foot Cob
met. Cordovon mahogany We
neers and hardwood - 1925
z-oris. 1895 Six-Foet Cob
met BY VoIIey. Cordovon mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood.
Modern Occasional Furniture,
ffh Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Paints

Paints
u Orig. i.4s Floor end Deck
Paint for wood. cement, linoleuno,
inside and out. Iioht and dark
grey, light ond dors oak, red mo-
hooony, red; ouort Sss
ls Orig. $50 Quick Dry cIes'
Varnish for floors. furniture,
woodwork; gallon 3.7s
80 Orig. $50 White interior
Gloss Enamel for woIIs and wood
work, woshobIe; eolion--- 3.o9
4s Orig. 3.2s Miro Light Plossie
White Enomel. non-yeliowine
white for any surfoee, inside or
out; quart --- = l.Ss
so Orig. SIS to $50 Assorted
Points, 4-hour white enamel. Nu-
Enamel interior gloss enamel in
white or ivory: Monod fresh
GLOSS finish in white and deck
enamel in ossorted eolors: ool-
Ion 4.3 4.39
Paints, It'll Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Substantial Sovines On
Boudoir Choirs
IS ORIG, 44.95 Beudoir

~SSNStt ehh~
IS Orig. 44.ss Boudoir
Chairs. Reversible cushion. j..
American Beouty ehintz y
with cherry combination.
szs
Is Orig. ss.ss Boudoi,
Chairs. Tufted scots.
American Beouty ehintz
with cherry S24
10 Orig. 1895 Waldorf
Style Chairs. .Americon
Beauty chintz. with cherry.
sss
Orig. 1895 Loose Pillow
Back Chair. American
Beauty with green $3s
IS Orig. 1895 sweetheart
chairs. Ronbler Rose
chintz with green --$34
I Orig. 1895 Boudoir
chair. RonbIer Rose chintz
with green ----S24
~ Orig. 1895 Boudoir
cheirs. Some sIipper-orm
styles. Natural Florol
chintz SIS
3 Orig. 1895 Borrei
chairs. Rose royon velvet
or chintz S3S
6 Orig. 1895 Boudoir
chairs. American Beouty
chintz with green SIS
8 Orig. 1895 Sweetheart
chairs. American Beauty
chintz with green S34
Boudoir Chairs. 9Th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

Tots Cotton Dresses, Ginohons,
PIoids, Prints, sizes 3-6x.
les Originally 4.ss to 1875
Tots White Swiss and Royon
Crepe Dresses. sizes 3-ex 2.SS
1873 Originally z.ee Boys Blue
Denim Suits, sizes 3-o---l.S8
TAT Originally 7.95 to 12.ss
Tots Wool and Cotton Corduroy
Dresses, sizes 3-6x 6.Ss
IS Originally e.ss chiId's Wool
FIennel jackets. brown and
green, sizes 3-6x------4. 4.8S
IA Originally $50 Girls Cotton
BoIbrisson Poiomas. size 8, l.7s
125 Originally 2.e5 2-pe. Cot
ton Crepe Shorty Pajamos, sizes
s and 8 only 100
147 Originally l.4s Cotton
Dresses, sizes l-3---- Sse
l4o Originally $50 Boys Cot
ron Knit Suits, sizes z and 3 only,
1.79
80 Originally 7.s5 5eys' and
Girls Moekinows (properly lob
eIed os to fobric content) sizes
4 to 7----- 3.SS
Tots Shop, 2nd Floor
The Hechf Co.
Washisgfos Store Only
Evening star., 1948-12-09
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON
Mattresses and
Sleep Furniture

lo-oris 4s.s5 Innersprins Studios. pillow
STYLE MetoI back Sleeps 2 Soiled .-----. SIS
zo-oris 1895 to ss5 Wood Panel Beds LIGHT
wood Twin and double sizes ----------- 1926
le-oris 1895 and 5e.e5 Royon Satin Head
boards. Smart coIors. Some tufted some with
wood trim. Twin, double and over-sizes.- 1895
zo-oris 34.s5 and 1880 Innersprins Mattresses.
Twin and double sizes. Soed d-----------1s,ss
lz-orie. 34e5 and 1880 Box Springs Various
l5-oris. 1895 and z4s5 Wood Beds. Various
STYLES Twin and double sizes zes------10.95
Bedding, 4fh Floor The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

Is Originally 1898 to 1895 .
Women's Fur-Trimmed Coats
87.ss
SmortIy styled in fine oII-wool needIepoints, soft
wool suedes and luxurious wool broodcoths. Fitted
and fIored styles Wine, green, brown, black. Trim
med with black dyed Persion lamb dyed Fitch,
dyed China mink and silver blue muskrot Sizes
l6h to 241A in the group.
Womens Goats, 3rd Floor Washingfos
Evening star., 1948-12-09

Tots Shop. 2nd Floor,
The Hechf Co.
WashiNgfos Store Only
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Clearance of Office
Equipment

l3s Originally s.4s Metal Fils
Sexes L.4S
$40 Originally S.s5 Tronsfes
Files 4.So
le5 Originally 7.ss Lessl-siEs
Metal Tronsfer Files ---5.s5
- Originally MieIink All-Metol
Home Sefes, combination lock,
1895
Office Equipment, Street Floor.
Tie Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

89's'
Lounge chairs, wing choirs,
fon chairs in exotic mod
ern coIors: sleek, modern
styling. Note values below.
z Orig. 1885 "ReysI
Lounge" Lounge cheirs.
Forest green modern tex
tured cotton topestry.
I Orig. 1898 Valley"
Loose Pillow Beck chsirs.
Grey wood frieze Ss.sS
Z Orig. I5s.s5 Lounge
Chairs. Abstract print.
I Orig. 1895 "Ksrpsn"
Lounge Choir. LINED pot
termed cotton topestry.
y ss.ss
, Orig. 1885 "veIIey"
Wing Choir. Modern print.
green trim -- 1925
Z Orig. 1895 "Reyei
Lounge" Fem choirs. Grey
or chortreuse print, 1926
Modern Lipiss.Room
Furniture, 4fh Floor.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Clearance Of
Stationery Items

1853 Originally l.2s Lueits Pley-
inc Gard Boxes -------l.oo
a. orisineIIy 3.ss Fstsvus Al:
IS orisinaIIy 7.s5 Fotevus A:
hu,, Att
10 orisireIIy sos "Psrme" A.
huns ---3.57
Is o,ioinsIIy SOS "Psrmo" Al
100 Originally sse LssthsF PEN
100 originally $50 soiI.d and
pamssed Stationery ------ ese
500 Originally Zoe per spool
Cir Wreppins Cord. spool III Sc
2S decks Originally Sc Brei!ls
Ployins Cords sse
100 orisinoIIy i.5o Leather Cord
co,es with z decks Of cords, 100
80 originally l.5o Checker and
Boekse mmon Sets ~ 79e
% Originally zee Large Gin Rum
my Peds --------------lve
IS Originally zse Fortune Tell
ing Books ---Ios Ios
800 Originally 4.ss "E-z.De
Desks lily
Statiossry, Street Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

ITS Originally e.e5-s.s5
Teens Brown Oxfords
; '4s
Brown Oxford with Leather and
Composition soles. A few brown
and white Soddle Oxfords with
Rubber SoIes. Sizes 4 to 9.
lss Originally 2.ss bic Boys'
All Lsother Seft Sole opsrs Slip.
pers. Blue or brown. Sizes $50.
Las
30 Originally s.ss Teens srise-
doom PIeid Slippers. Sizes So.
81 Originally 500 and $50
Misses oxferds and Leafers.
Broken sizes VA to 3 l.ss
81 Originally 4.95 Infants' Brown
Elk High Shoes. Broken sizes
3-4 400
ChiIdren's Shoes, Second Floor
The Hechf Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-12-09

lO4 Originally 2.9e
Girls Dresses
'ss
Lovely cotton dresses thot
will please your little lody.
Broken sizes 7 to IA.
90 Originally 500 Girls
Cotton Dresses, prints and
solid colors. Broken sizes
7 to IA ----Z.44
IS Originally 4.ss Girls
Cotton Dresses. Broken
sizes TIA -----3.44
Al Originally 500 Girls
Cotton Dresses. washable.
Broken sizes 7 to II, 3.44
IS Originally 500 Girls
Royon Crepe and Rayon
Toffeta Dresses. Broken
sizes 7 to l2------3.44
IS Originally $40 Girls
Reyen Toffets Dresses.
Broken sizes 7-l4 $40
81 Originally 7.ss Girls
Dressy Royon. Teffete and
Crepe Dresses. Broken
sizes 7 to l4.----5.44
zs Originally 500 Girls
Royon Toffets end Crepe
Dresses. Broken sizes, 5.44
II Originally 1899 Girls
Royon Teffete and Crepe
Dresses. Broken sizes 7-l2,
7.44
4 Originally 1899 Girls
Psrty Dresses. Broken sizes
TIA --6 6.4S
Polly Pistaiis Shop,
md Floor, The Heehf Co.
Washinsfon Store Only
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11
Nv.dNctku

METHODIST
10 a.m-sunday Church School
Helen May Smith. superintendent
10 a.m.-Japanese Service.
II a.m.-NIsei Service.
NICHfREN BUDDHIST CHURCH
10 a.m.-Kindergarten children
land juniors service.
IL am.-Young peoples service
In English.
pm.-Japanese Service.
PRESBYTERIAN
9:l5 to $50 s.m.-Teacher's pre-
prayer service.
$50 to 10:4b a.m.-Sunday school
for beginners. primaries, juniors
and Intermediates.
ST. PETERS
Q am.-Issei holy Communion
Rev c. Shot,
IL am.-sunday school. Miss
Gladys Gray.
IL am.-Nisei Worship Service.
7:3o pm--Frf-night YPF Meet
ing.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

ENGAGEMENT TOLD =. En-.
gagement of Miss KIM Watanabe
daughter of Mrs. H. watanabe, Il
Mr.. Joe Hayashi, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Hayashi, was announced
last Sunday to a group of friends
In the home of Miss Sachi Yoshi-
da.
Besides Miss Watanabe and Miss
Yoshida, others attending the an
nouncement affair were the Mes
danes Yuki Takeuchi, Mabel Mito-
ma. Hisa watanabe, Suma Yagi,
Kay Kato. Yoshi Minato, Irene Ia
nabe, Margaret Colo, and the
Misses Chickie Ishihara, Martha
Fukuma. Virginia Hirai, Chiyoko
Morooka, Toshi Iwasaki, Mary XII
noshita, Ak Kato, Mary. Chiz and
Decko Iwasah. Toni Koba and
Hiroye Hisata.
Later, dinner party was given
In the home Of Miss watanabes
mother, Mrs. H. Watanabe.
TROTH REVEALED. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Tada, $500 w. Barton st.,
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Masako, to Mr.. Ken Ko-
DANA, eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. Kodama Of Sunnydalc last Sat
urday, Aug. z.
Only relatives and close friends
of the family were present.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

THIRD BIRTHDAY =. Master
5higeo Asamura. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Asamura, 152 10th
Ave-, observed his third birthday at
a party held last Sunday, Aug. 8.
Those present at the birthday
party were Miss Sallie Onishi, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sh.ota. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Nainoa and Morris
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hall and
Lee, and Michael and Bryan IRA
kawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Asamura
we're host and hostess at a dinner
held In the evening with the follow
ng guests present: Mr. and MRS.
2. Hagihars. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kom-
ma, Mrs. Tashiro, Mr.. Frank Ia
shire, Mrs. y. Yoshioka, Mr.. Ge-
orge Kurimura, Miss Sallie Onishi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Nainoa and
Morris Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Sam Hal
II and Lee.
ONE CANDLE. Master Bob
by Hoshide. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hideo Hoshide, 22l 18th Ave. So,
celebrated his first birthday last
Sunday afternoon, Aug. 8.
Present at the party were Diane,
Ruby and Roy Jr. Okada, Janice
Nakamura, Susan Matsuo, Karen
Kitasako, Linda Ike, Kenny Naka-
no, Terry and Michael Yoshikawa
and Janet Hoshide.
Also enjoying the party were Mr..
and Mrs. George Nakano, and the
Mesdames Roy okada, Kim Make
mura, Jon Matsuo, John Kitasako,
Nobutaka Ike, and Jack Yoshika-
wa.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11
Cong. will Hear
'Nisei Physicist

DR.. Walter Higa, physicist, re-
Gently moved to Seattle from Gin
cinnati, Ohio. with his wife, the
former May Ota. viii be guest
speaker at II am, Sunday, Aug
10. in the Japanese Congregational
Church Nisei service.
DR.. Higa Is a native of Maui
Hawaii and served in the armed
services. A graduate Of the Uni
versity of Cincinnati, he received
his doctor of philosophy in physics
there.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

BAPTIST
9:45 a.m-Sunday School.
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
1915 a.m.-Nisei worship SER
vice. Lightlighters in charge.
7:30 pm.-BYF.
okazaki classes from to 0 pm
on Mondays.
BUDDHIST
1000 Acknowledgements Glass.
Glass.
HOO am.-Young Peorle Service
CONGREGATIONAL
10 a.m.-5unday School for nurs-
cry, beginners, kindergarten, pri-
mary, junior and intermediate.
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
II a.m.-Nisei worship service. DR.
Walther Higa, PHYSICIST, guest speak
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11
|Interracial Unit
States Services

First Interracial Christian Church
of Seattle established in June,
1913. vii hold regular Sunday SER
vices in the YMCA chapel, 4th and
Madison. at pm.
The new permanent reverend is
the Rev. ]. j. Pryitt, formerly of
he Tacoma Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church In Tacoma.
Regular Sunday School services
are held in the Holly Park hous-
ng projects Community Hall at 10
am. The superintendent Of Sum
day Schools is Rev. Morgan w.
Tam of 210 23rd No.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

To be gentleman Is to be no
nest. to be gentle, to be generous.
to be brave, to be wise, and possess
ing all those qualities to exercise
them in the most graceful outward
manner.-Thackeray.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

Choosing career is the most
important choice a man has to
make. An Army or Air Force job
may be your answer. Check today
with your nearest Army and Air
Force recruiter.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

0ood-breeding shows itself most,
where to an ordinary eye It appears
the least--Addison.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

High school graduates may take
college accredited courses while
serving In the U. 8. Army and q.
8. Air Force.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-11

Nothing can constitute good
breeding which has not good ma
ture for its foundation. -BulWer.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Camera Angles
Processes No ander a Mystery

Ia particular film has reached the
point of perfect development. On
the face of it, this would seem to
be the ideal method, particularly
when several negatives of relatively
different exposures are being proc
essed together. But the fact of the
matter is that In a case like this
the photographer will be tempted
to inspect the films too often for
their own good and thereby run the
risk of Jogging them under the
safelight.
A safelight is only safe" up to a
certain point and continued inspec-
tion of developing negatives will
eventually fog the film. This is par
ticularly true of panchromatic film,
which should never be inspected ex-
cept under a green safelight and
then only once or twice during de-
velopment. Orthochromatic films,
examined under red safelight, are
not as sensitive in this respect and
are more suitable for those who ap-
prove this method of processing.
Time. Method Popular.
increasingly popular, now that
panchromatic film is being used ex-
tensively, is the time and tempera-
ture method of development. 1t is
known that perfectly exposed neg
ative will develop to a degree of
perfection in given developer over
a certain period of time when the
temperature of the developing solu-
ton is in accordance with that
called for by the formula. If, there
fore, you take the pains that you
should to get correct exposure
each time you use your camera, you
will be able to develop the films by
the clock, with perfect confidence
that they will be ION the button
every time.
However, the greatest care must
be taken to insure perfect tempera.
ture control of the solution. If the
developer should be cooler than the
temperature called for, your mega
tives will come out underdeveloped
Conversely, a warm solution will re-
suit in overdevelopment-or. worse
yet, the emulsion might even mel.
on the film base.
For those OF us who are just g
little bit on the lazy side, there are
now on the market universal de-
velopers" that automatically stop
development at the right time ano
"ix" the negative in the bargain
But the real pleasure lies, in the
carrying through of technically
perfect project from the time OF
exposure to the moment when the
finished print is ready to show to
the friends and family.
X " X X
In reply to Miss M. Jane Moor Of
the Stratford Hotel, Russell Mac
Donald of 3018 Porter street NV.
and Robert D. Stuart of Pitts.
burgh, Pa, all of whom requested
the name of the photo almanac
mentioned last week, we suggest that
they consult the Universal Photo
Almanac" by the Falk Publishing
Co., New York l, N. Y.