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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
Jackson st. Council Completes
TOP Units for 1919 Year

With the appointment Of chair
man for the recreation committee
and the selection of a membership
and nominating committee, the
Jackson Street Community Council
completed its top organization for
the 1948-1949 year at the June
meeting of the executive commit
tee held last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, a member
of last years recreation committee,
was unanimously chosen as this
years chairman to succeed Mrs.
Sidney Gerber
T h membership nominating
committee is constituted as a
standing committee for the first
time this year in accordance with
the provisions of an amendment
to the bylaws which was passed
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16

, at the annual meeting of the Coun-
Gil in April.
Mrs. Robert Duwe, retiring pre-
sident of the Bailey Gatzert PTA,
was elected chairman of this COM
mittee. Other members selected
are: Mrs. Joel Boutte, Chinn Hong,
Arthur T. King, Mrs. c. d. Graves,
Takashi Hori, v. o. Navea. Bruce
Rowell. and Herbert Yoshida.
Both Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Duwe,
as chairmen of standing commit
tees, are now members of the ex-
ecutive committee. Other COM
mittee chairmen. previously elected
are DR. James E. jackson, reelected
chairman of the health committee
Chin Han. civic committee, and Ro-
bert M. Koba, junior council com
mittee
I'VE are pleased to have all
standing committee chairmanships
filled this early" James NJ Matsuo-
ka. Council chairman said. THE
next thing to be done Is to bring
the membership of each commit
tee up to full strength Many peo-
pie selected committees at the an
nual meeting and they will be no
titled of their appointments during
June.
"Others who wish to serve on
standing committees should get In
touch with the Council office or
with someone on the membership
committee We hore to have all
committee appointments made In
time to begin our fall work in Sep
TENDER"
Membership on two sub-commit-
tees was also announced by Ma
tsuoka last week The budget and
finance committee. under the chair
nanship of Yoshito Fulfil. includes
Don Chinn, treasurer. Mrs. Leila
Hall. Mrs. Anita Holiday. and "
A. Velasco. Don Chinn is also
chairman of the office and staff
committee, with T. A Allasina, Mrs.
Charles F. elise. Robert Groves,
Toru Sakahara. and v. A. Velasco
as members
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
CHI TO ASSIST
VANPORT, OREG.
FLOOD VICTIMS

CHICAGO, Ill, June 10 - The
Vanport. Oregon, flood disaster was
the subject of discussion at an
emergency meeting of the executive
board of the Japanese American
Council of Chicago. called by its
chairman Jack Nakagawa last June
4.
The Council, through a three-man
committee, will conduct city-wide
effort to raise urgently needed funds
for the immediate rehabilitation for
l04 homeless Japanese families
The committee, comprised of Ma
kagawa, Jack Yasutake, Secretary
of the Chicago Resettlers Commit
tee, and Noboru Honda, announced
that appeals will be made from the
pulpits of the several Protestant
and Buddhist churches, as we'll as
by other member organizations, but
urged every person of the Japanese
community to mail in contributions
at once.
1t was pointed out that the Port
land JACL chapter acted imme-
diately in organizing a relief aid
program for Japanese flood victims
It's president Toshi Kuge, has turn
ed over $4,000 for an emergency re-
lief fund. An additional $4,000 from
more fortunate Japanese in the
Portland area has been received by
this chapter which, IN cooperation
with the Red Cross, has helped
many evacueeS obtain funds, tenn
porary shelter, food and clothing.
and has served as an information
center in locating missing members
of families.
The Chicago JACL, at the appeal
sent to all chapters by national pre-
sident Hito Okada, raised $65O8 at
its meeting of June g. which
amount was sent Immediately to
its sister chapter in Portland.
All Chicago contributors are
asked to mail their donations to the
Chicago japanese Council, ITO N.
LaSalle Street, Chicago. Illinois.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
To the Public.

To the Public:
We request your presence at the Nisei War
Memorial Service in honor of those who gave their
lives in the service of our country to be held on
Saturday afternoon, June 10. 1913, at the First
Methodist Church, 5th Avenue at Marion Street,
Seattle, Washington.
Gold following
dead Commit
tees memorial
Peter Fujwara George okta
Shunichi Takahashi
Joe Y Kadoyama Sesuro Yamashta
John Kanazawa GoroY
tsamu Kunmasu Tom s. Yagi
To all Gold Star parents, wives and next of
kin:
To avoid confusion at the services or in the
procession from the First Methodist church to
Washelli cemetery all Gold Star parents. wives
and next of kin requested to assemble by IL
noon sharp on Saturday. June ~ at the Seattle
Buddhist temple. 1927 Main ST. This request also
includes the automobile drivers
instructions will be given in detail by Sam
kawamnra, transportation chairman. at the
temple
Special parking space will be assigned
You will receive ribbons and you will also be
assigned to your respective automobiles.
Whether YOU have your own automobiles or
not, please assemble at the Buddhist temple
Extra ears and drivers will be available for
those who have no transportation.
Please follow all directions so that YOU will be
able to take the correct position in line of process
sion after the services TO Washelli
Nisei War Memorial Committee
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27S Report for T-B X-Ray

Prospects of a record turnout
at The Christmas Seal x-ray Unit
stationed in the Safeway parking
LOT at Eighth and Jackson this
week. were bright as Mrs. Ruth
Manca. executive secretary of the
sponsoring jackson Street Com
munity Council, reported today
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that the Unit examined 278 per-
sons on the first day, Monday.
"That is an average Of 40 exams
per hour" she said, adding that
the total (278) is 400 less than
the number of persons who were
examined during one week last
year.
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Memorial Services
TOHCnOrWarDead
This Sat-, June 10

Eight Americans of japanese ancestry who died
while IN the service Of the United States Army will
be the first TO he honorcd when the cOmmunty's po-
puatlon and It's friends JON IN paving tribute to all
Nisei War Dead OF World War IL at full mill
tary services Starting from 80 pm. this Saturday,
June 10, in the First Methodist church Fifth Ave
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16

A community wide fund drive to
assist the Vanport flood victims has
been started by the Vanport flood
relief committee, it was announced
today. All contributions should be
addressed to Vanport Flood Re-
lief Committee, co Hunt Hostel,
1414 Weller st.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
Ichihara, NyC Chief, Thanks
ISSei. NiSei Contributors

The Nsei Veterans Committee welcomes this
opportunity to express its sincere appreciation to
all the people of the community and the outlying
districts for the superlatve manner in which they
responded and contributed toward the Nsei War
Memorial.
The success of any PLAN whether to accomplish
a combat mission or to fulfil a worthwhile civic
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16

project, requires coordination CO.
operation, faith in the detectives
and the will to "see it through.
The whole-hearted participation
and the close cooperation between
all group, especially between the
Issei and the Nisei was more gra-
tifying than the material realiza-
tion of thp memorial nOnumnnt or
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Arrives in kelSO

The body of George Mayeda ano-
ther Nisei CT dead, arrived at Kel-
so, Wednesday morning. and it was
met at the train by the Ditlensen
Funeral Home to be transported to
the deceaseds next of kin in Long
view.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16

PFC. MASAO +. SHIGEMURA
Company N. Second Battalion
442nd Infantry Mortar Squad
Seattle, Wash.
Family-Mr. and Mrs. Takeiu-
ro Shigemura. c/O Gov. Apt. Apt
219. 81 Sixth Ave. s., Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16

Planets do not govern the soul,
nr guide the destinies of men, but
trifles. lighter than straws, are
LAYERS in the building up of char
"ter-Tupper
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the completion of the plans for the coming services
We hope that this harmonious relationship will
continue to grow in this community
Albert H. Ichihara, chairman
Nisei Veterans Committee
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Nisei War Memorial Services

Opening William Mimbu vcepresident
Memorial Committee
Greetings YoshitO Fulfil President
Memorial Committee
Representative of c. Wallgren
Greetings David Levine Representative
Of Mayor william f. Devin
Thy Dwelling" Sachi Uyegak
Accompanied by Mary Suzuki
T. Ichkawa Seattle Buddhist
S Nichiren Buddhist
G Nishinaga, Tacoma Buddhist
Masunaga, Seattle Buddhist
Scripture Reading NJ Baptist
Buddhist Rev. S. Oda, Nchiren Buddhist
Singing when Like River Atendth My Way...
Japanese Christian Church Choir
Directed X. Sato
Albert chihara Chairman,
Nisei Veterans Committee
Registration Depot Ogden Utah
Harris Commander Of Fort Lawton
Message Representative Of Gen. Mark Clark
Chadwick, Past National
Commander Of American Legion.
f. Andrews, japanese Baptist
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TVS ENGINE T. AMABE

TVS ENGINE T. AMABE
Military Intelligence Service
Language School
Fl. Smelling, MINI.
Seattle, Wash.
Family-Mr. and Mrs. TOkushi-
&c Amabe, EmikO. 1888 Yesler
Way, Apt. Seattle.
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PFC. TETSUO SHIGAYA
Company A. 33rd Infantry
Fl. Mcclellan, Ala.
Seattle, Wash
Family-Mrs. and Mrs. Yasu-
kichi Shigaya, Curtis hotel, 1861
LIST Ave. s.. Seattle.
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442nd Infantry
Seattle, Wash.
Family-Mr TeiichirO Norita-
Ike, TsuyOshi. Suyeo. Mrs. Miyako
Uno, Yasuko. Tatsumi, ,2116-27th
Ave. s.. Seattle.
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PFC. YOSHIO KATO
Company M, Third Battalion
442nd Infantry
Seattle, Wash.
Family-Mr. and Mrs. ZenzO
KatO, Akira, Shuz0. Zenchi, Tsu-
kasa. Hideo, l531-14th Ave. S.
Seattle.
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Family-Mr. and Mrs. Tsuchi-
ichi Kanetomi, Roy, John, Rt. 2
Payette, Idaho; James, Seattle
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-20
The Teen-Agers' Column

It looks like the AL Jolson boom
is FIXING out. And me with q brand
new album of his songs bought af-
ter the excitement following the
movie "Jolson story"
I've been wondering why Jolson
sounded SO good one moment and
so boring the next. I suppose its
just like the hit parade tunes.
Jolson managed to recapture the
Imagination of the public for a
fleeing moment, but he didn't nave
what 1t takes. What a Bing Cros-
by or Frank Sinatra's got.
It's very very human for boys to
brag about girls. You'd think from
listening to any male that he
could marry practically anyone he
wants. The difference between one
boy and another is one has the
sense to keep his mouth shut about
certain things and the other hasn't
I've heard some boys talk about
very personal experiences. These
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-20

TradOna holiday cookie should empty This
homemade oatmeal cookie mxalways ready for quick baknR
help you keep 1t filled during those busy days.
Easy make this mix IN 20 minutes then
the pantry shelf Bake plain oatmeal cookies ed
numerous
special holiday touch sprinkle shaved
cookies before baking.
Oatmeal Cookie Mix
Makes cookies
3 cups sifted -four 2k cups sugar
teaspoon soda Z cup shortening
teaspoon baking powder cups rolled (Qulck
teaspoons salt old fashioned, uncooked1 !,
Silt -four baking POWDER sugar together three
shortening sfed dry ingredients
sembles Add we'll Store In covered
container at temperature.
To make dozen cookies:
cups Oatmeal Cookie Mix tablespoon milk
egg teaspoon vanilla =
Add egg vanilla MIX blended Drop
CREASED baking sheet Bake moderate
{375sFJ IL TO Is minutes.
Variat
to prepared batter. directed above.
Add dry
blend well. Omit vanilla Add egg milk; bahe -
directed above.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-20
WAPATO CHURCH
UNIT CHOOSES
NEW LEADER

WAPATo. Nov. 20-rom Saka-
mcto was chosen chairman of the
Nisei Youth Fellowship Of the Wa
patio Methodist Church at an cleo
ton held recently.
other members OF the cabinet in
clude: Charles Matsui, vice chair
man; Grace Jio, secretary: and
Mas Jio, treasurer.
Furniko Iseri was appointed chair
man of the program planning COM
lnittes. Chairmen of other COM
mittees viii be selected soon by
the new cabinet.
wAPAT0. Nov. 20--To honor Mr..
and Mrs. Masateru Jio who recently
10 nted the Mr.. and Mrs ranks of
Wapato. Methodist church MEM
bers end friends are planning a
potltck super this Sunday, Nov. 81,
in the local Methodist church.
The couple were married last
Nov. 8 in the Community Metho-
dist church in Ontario, Oregon
The bride is the former Miss Grace
shiraishi, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Shiraishi Of Ontario. The BRIDE
groom is the son of Mrs. s. Hira-
kawa Of Wapato.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-20
WHAT TO DO?

Rollerskste-uff that turkey ana
stuff" Attend the skating party
sponsored by the White River Bas-
ketball Club at the Rollerland In
Renton from 1890 pm. to 1890
am. on Thursday, Nov. rs.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-20

DOUBLE SHOWER. HOLLY
WOOD. Wash, Nov. 20-A double
stork shower was given for MRS.
Howard Saklma and Mrs. Charles
Furuta by Mrs. ]. DeYoung and
mrs. n. Rowan in the latter's home
on Friday Nov. IL The room was
decorated with storks and streamers
from which hung a dainty pink and
blue umbrella.
Games, refreshments and the
opening Of gifts highlighted the
evening.
Those present besides the honor
ed guest and hostesses we're the
Mcsdames A. Tuckshuly, v. Nichall,
T. Uyeda. G. FtInai, K. Abe, w.
Scott, H. johnson, L. Requilman,
L. Rowan, T. Flnai, G. Clark, @.
Horf, T. Olsen, A. Zackerson, A.
Bustad, L. DeYoung. G. Anderson,
B. Rown, Mcdonald, Pascoe and
Rramlich and the Misses Elaine
Olsen and Helen Yamamoto.
Unable to attend but who sent
gifts were the Mesdames e. Gassan.
Fl. Mcmahon, K. Ftlnai, S. Yama-
motto and K. Furuta.
BELLEVUE TROTH BEL
LEvUE, Wash, Nov. 20-The beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Godsey of Bellevue was the setting
for the marriage of Miss Mitsuye
Hirotaka, daughter of Mrs. Chiyono
Hirotaka, to Mr.. Tom Shigio, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Shigio Of Sum-
ner, on Friday, Nov. IL. The Rev.
G. Nishinaga officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Mr.. Toxic Hirotaka
was dressed in a traditional white
satin gown styled with a marqui-
settle yoke and long closely-fitted
sleeves. Her skirt swept into a full
train and her fingertip veil was Of
Illusion net. She carried bouquet
of orchids scattered with stepha-
motifs.
The brides only attendant, Miss
Marian Tamura, wore a blue MORE
tafctta gown and had a bouquet Of
pink carnations.
Best man was Mr.. Henry Shigio,
brother OF the groom, and the usher
was Mr.. Frank Shigio.
Mr.. George Tamura sang AL
ways" accompanied on the piano
by Miss Ruliee Ann Matsuoka.
A reception was held after the
/, ceremony in the Gyokko Ken Cafe.
Mrs. Amy Matsuoka was in charge
of the wedding cake and Mrs. Tosh
Inatsu, the guest book.
For going away, the bride wore
a gray coat trimmed with mouton
and had brown accessories.
After a two weeks honeymoon in
California, they will make their
home In Sumner.
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Experienced Hand

Yoichi Matsuda, who, with his
wife, is now operating Cherry
Cleaners, has had five years ex-
perience in a dry-cleaning plant.
He has trained in spotting, press
ing, silk finishing, hat blocking and
leather finishing, and has also work.
ed for short period as a spotter
at Liberty Cleaner. a wholesale
firm.
Matsuda's establishment is locat-
ed at 2918 e. Cherry ST., and the
telephone number is Prospect 500,
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ysS&@

BEAUTIFUL BRIDE. ONrA-
RIO, Oreg.. Nov. 20-Miss Grace
Shiraishi, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Shiraishi, became the bride
of Mr.. Masateru M. Jio, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Hirakawa Of Wapato,
Wash, at an impressive candlelight
ceremony last Nov. IN the Ontario
Methodist church. The Rev. Sa-
dao Masuko officiated at the dou
ble-ring ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. wore traditional
white satin gown made en- train
with lace sleeves and yoke insets.
The fingertip veil was held in place
by a coronet Of orange blossoms.
Her only accessory was single
strand of pearls. She carried
spray of white spider chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-20
Plan Huge Sale

In preparation for the gigantic
Expansion Sale which will begin on
Friday, Nov. 26. willner's Bargain
Stores at 22l2 jackson Street and
1905 E. Union win be closed next
week from Monday through Thurs
day, Nov. 1925.
The stores will be closed SO that
the goods can be remarked and re-
arranged for the sale.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-20
Toys Pour Into
Council Office

Fifty toys have already been con-
tributed to the Jackson ST. Commu-
nifty Council, the councils office
manager, Mrs. Lilly Fujii, reported
today.
The toys. collected by the council,
will be given to needy children at
Christmas time.
Among the items received at the
council office are scooter and a
small car.
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Let him that would move the
world. first move himself. Socrates.
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.AncillaS Schedule
Bridge, Bingo

A bridge and bingo game, spon-
sored by the Ancillas. will be held
at 8 pm. next Friday. Nov. 26, In
the Maryknoll auditorium, 10th
Ave. and jefferson.
Assisting Josephine Yoshino,
chairman. are Agnes Sasaki, publ
city; Amy Tsniguchi. bingo; and
Sachi Hayashida, refreshments.
An admission fee Of fifty cents
per person will be used to purchase
Christmas baskets for needy fami-
lies.
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TENGU STATES
FOURTH FISH
DERBY HERE

The Japanese Sportsmef1's Tengu
CLUBS fourth blackmouth salmon
derby will start this Sunday, Nov.
81. and win continue for seven
more Sundays after that, it was an
nounced today.
The derby Sundays are Nov 81.
Nov. 2s. Dec. s.. Dec. IL, Dec. 10,
1s4s and Jan. Q. Jan 16. Jan %.
1919.
Judges viii be Kul,ota, iii, K K.
Kawaauchi Yosh Okla, H. Kawaha-
IA. Iw ia, I, Beppu. G Tokuda, K.
Minami, Kashino. Colo, Tagawa,
royoji. M. shibata, Yokoyama. Ike
1uchi. S. Okamoto, Ki'ayana, e.
Asaia. Tonnita and N. Shibata.
Entrance fee will be three dol
lars and fifty cents which win in
clude the 1919 club membership
due.
The prizes which the fishermen
will vie for are: first prize-$225 or
more in cash or merchandise plus
a trophy: second prize-$125 or
more in cash or merchandise; and
third prize ss5 or more in cash or
merchandise.
Fifteen to twenty additional pri-
yes will be awarded provided e.
nough money is subscribed to this
DERBY. Only one prize will be a.
warded to each contestant.
A special prize Of five dollars in
cash will go to persons landing the
heaviest salmon (any specie) on
each of the eight Sundays.
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Ontario, Greg.
Miss uene Shiraishi, sister of the
bride. was maid Of honor and Miss
Beulah Shigeno, bridesmaid They
wore similar frocks of turquoise
and golf taffeta and carried bou-
quets of yellow and lavender chry-
santhemums.
Mr.. Shizuo Kondo OF Wapato
was best man and the Messrs. Yosh
Takehara, Jim Umemoto and Shin
go Wada were the ushers.
The ushers lighted the candles
while Mrs. Frank Sakata played a
program of wedding music. Miss
Chiyo Inouye sang Il Love You
Truly, Always, and 1.-THE Lords
Prayer.
After the wedding, a reception
was held In the church parlors.
Pouring and assisting were Mes
danes Ted Takeshita, Tom Hashi-
motto, Frank Takeshita. and the
Misses Yoshiye Otani Kimi Taxa
tori, Mary Nukida and Kiku Hishi-
numa.
For her going-away ensemble.
the bride chose grey crepe dress
with black accessories and a cor
sage of stephanotis. After a ho-
neymoon trip to Southern Califor-
mia, they will be at home In Wapa-
to, Wash
Out-of-town guests included the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s
Hirakawa, Messrs. Jim and Joe
Umemoto, Tosh Umemoto, Chuck
Matsui. Akira Uchida and Kaoru
Matsumura, Mrs. NJ Kondo, Mr.. K
Sakamoto, Mr.. Shizuo Kondo, Mr.
M Sakamoto, MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Sakamoto. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ono
MIR. Junii Ono, all of Wapato
Wash. Mrs. I. L. Shaver and hel
daughter, Phyllis, and Mrs. Olive
T. Bess, Caldwell, Idaho; and Mr.
Y. Sunada, Los Angeles, Calf.
Before her marriage, Miss Grace
Shiraishi was honored at a surprise
miscellaneous shower on Nov. | a
Talks Cafe in Ontario. After open.
ing her gifts, she joined her friend,
IN a Chinese dinner. Attending
besides the guest of honor, were
the Mesdames Frank Sakata
Charles Maehara, Tom Hashimoto
Sadao Masuko, and the Misses Beu.
lah Shigeno, Mary Sato, Sumiks
kanaya, Esther Ogura, Lola Sato
Sophie Tomita, Rose Mic, Kiku Hi
shinuma and Ilene shiraishi.
ANOTHER SANSEI .WAPA.
TO. Nov. 20-The youngest mem.
Der Of the Wapato Sansei group il
three-week-old Marshall wada, VIII,
is "at home" with his parents, MI
and Mrs. Masao Wada. and a,
older brother, Bryan. The new
conner joined the family group on
October 30
NICHIREN WEDDING. Mis-
Hattie Miyamoto. daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Miyamoto of Bellevue
was married to Mr.. George Terai
formerly Of Chicago but now o
Seattle. last Nov. 6 in the Nichire,
Buddhist church. The Rev. B. Cd,
OBLIGATED
The brides only attendant wa
Miss Miyuki Mizokawa of Bellevue
The best man was MIR. George To
kuda.
Miss Sacs. Uyegaki sang seyera
selections. accompanied at the plan,
by MRS. Michio Shimomura.
Al MARS
4 ~
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ere the boys who find 1t necessary
to kiss and tell. They're marked
dangerous" in the books of any
sensible girl. Not because of what
they say but the Interpretation
they put on some very harmless and
innocent incidents.
A clam isn't appreciated among
girls but boy who talks without
discretion is appreciated even less.
New Canadian.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
VINCENT A. sHEEHY, Jr.,
800 r street Northwest.

Filed April Q. 1913, Harry M. Hull Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co.
nmbia.-Brone Kuchinsky Urbonaviciene.
1922 18th st. NV. washington Q. D. c..
Plaintiff. VS. Antanas Urbonavicius, Sad
ziunu Kaimas. veiseju valscus Lazdiiu
Apskirtys Lithuania, Defendant. - Civil
tion = Absent Defendant = The object of
this suit is to. obtain an absolute divorce
on the grounds of fve years voluntary
separation without cohabitation. ON mo-
tion of the plaintiff. it is this 9th day of
April 1913. ordered that the defendant.
Antanas Urbonavicius, cause his appear
ance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive OF Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day Of
the first publication Of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
In case Of default Provided, q copy Of
this order be published once q week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star before
said day. tSD r. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH,
Justice. fSeall "A true copy. Test:
HAIRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. By EDITH M.
FOX, Deurty Clerk.