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Evening star., 1948-09-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcsns.,

TOURIST COURT-19 cabins. 7-rm. hse,
restaurant, filling station, garage; on s
acres, beautifully Handicapped, located on
SS Essass ssss sLyN M EpLs nss
UN.~o3l3. 5s0s BALTIC. ave, Hyatts., Md,
repair re 5ooa or alteration shop. Phone Jack
IUNCHEoNETTE-1n the heart of down
town, " L., open sInd from : to { SATURDAYS until
ing 1929 day, very fine clientele, ex-
cellent fixtures, a good lease. and rent;
SiaG6k IhaG6 hS hSD ssas eksocERr-color.a area.
guar over 81 900 busi, a week, no credit,
lease oDep priced M eHss rss. to es 5nnI
gle sS,l buyer p cash required. zapol, with
SMALL SMALL saorri2e EsSi cEsrER-consssss of
grocery store, 20x6O, equipped with all
modern fixtures: dry goods store, 2ly45:
gar 22x4!. with display nm; now renting
l5x45. now vacant; 8-rm. modern ' apt
overhead, Here is a chance to. buy good
pssin Psylhs - business at sacrifice due 70
calling PENTAGoN REALTY Co. Fairfax
DRY CLEANING PLANT, with a nice
following; forced to sell and is an excel
lent buy for righ. party. Phone oV. 1920.
kEsfAtFRRAsRR,9 T 9: Glass c; good corner; 6uild-
ing included act quickly; owner leaving
WxTcHMakSESkss sHxP StSs aftsf sftenti6n pm
ness: Phone jackson 22s0. 5.
3O-uNIr automatic self-service laundry.
feE saditlonal business. Jackson a"gs ESQ '0c" !.
GROCERY STORE, mostly coiored trade.
house, complete fixtures, appx. $500 week
ly sales; guarantee $500 stock with pur-
chase price; S3.500, one-half cash, balance
easy terms. Ex. "555, PASTOR-LUTz,
THE LOvELIEsT LITTLE DRESS SHOP in
Shlrlngton Va; must be sold due to ILL
in this outstanding shopping center for
3 years: gross annual sales between $50, 900
and 100000: based on sales so far this
year with 10000 people to draw from
the possibilities are tremendous for some
one with experience; shop may be pur-
chased with or without stock and vito
rating; for further details, contact MRS
BROWN. ME. 1898 during day; Gil. "647
REsTAuRANT-Liauor and beer off and
also, also cabins; VOW can buy his or ths
cabins and 3 homes on route 30l, Wal
dorf, Md, Waldorf 2152. -6
LIQUOR STORE tpackage)-Nw sec,
colored trade; owner sick, must sell. S25,-
$500.
Groceries, meat and beer. weekly vol
ume approx. 81 900; good hours. Priced
low at $500, complete with large stock;
good terms. Ewes, A. Litoff, TW. $500.
Groceries and meats, weekly volume
5000; good lease living quarters, short
low at $500 complete with stock; terms.
Ewes, s. Chasen, RA. 543S.
Delicatessen, grocery and beer. wkly
sec, lovely apt, good lease; nicely equipped
store; good money maker. Ewes Geo. Furr,
IA. 1884 KOGOD & BOOKOFF, 63l e
st: NV. Ma. 1889, Ma. 1914.
Evening star., 1948-09-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

u0NE lMFNSVsWENl SONfANlES.
ATT!Cs FINIsHED-,Remodeling estima ates
1urn1shed III free. Cali Sligo 3942. W. D.
BnfL6iNG CONTRACTOR. general repairs
OF an kinds bars and recreation rms
CARPENTRY. porches. closets, stair, roof
ss a9e fsP9s To5 sssmss ssHf call
CARPENTRY AND REPAIRING, remodel
AUsrS nv aeK co Zee shone e.
CEMENT. CONCRETE and waterproofins;
zsd d iees oL1pHANf dF'HfTaFs ST. lesky sks 0s4ts
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, :hasstone ter
races; races, walks, ch.mneys; fireplaces, cement
MiAARCuCCIo; Route 5. Horners lane, Rock
CoScktdIE yIIs IA Phone efndsr RGekvlIe Rina t5ss
p1dn estlmates, : - sti THE AUSTIN T. QUICK co.
ways nolcbes sement work footing drive
GA4FA fsaainins walls; sset old and new work C.
I,v{HS ELo0E !Ea,I sE1,yicEN9sh,nr but the nss.;
qSst fNt: GUN lpssaIIstiens, Bruce anishss ook.
kTrcHfN sln aHf spMo1Eine. sp S1lf pl.pntn. and
Point appliances. SUB. CONSTR. CO.
SN. .1oO- uAyS or evenings
PAPER HANGING and painting, white me-
ehanlc. do own work, free estimate. Call
PORCHES-We build any kind; also re-
pairing. remodeling screens; free estimates:
work guaranteed. THE AUSTIN T. QUICK
CO: Ehone co. 34S1 -
REMODELING, freproofing, roofing siding,
general gene: home improvement work, cellar to
root small monthly payments if desired
Gall ST. 1856 for free estimates Ma
I1oNAL DECORATING CO, so2 18th
SWAIERPRooFING WET CELLARS. walls,
hoors, masonry repointed roofs repaired ;
LET US CONVERT your porch into love-
~ den. complete with knoty pine walls
ssnnsaa and hardTTed or tile floors estimates on
Remodelers, WA. 1857. UN 4241.
Sua guards. grill Plates; metal canopy. Iirons
INC; INC Phone GIL. 34s4. Quick service
AskEW'S HOME SERVICE - Painting,
PsIo, paper h hanging' floor sanding modernizins
YOUR NEW HoME--We will build for you
any where within 10 mi of the District
Free e.,,,,1,S estimates; work guaranteed THE
AUSTIN T. QUICK co. Phone CO. 34sI.
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MOTOR IRAYEi

eony; leaving sundax' Sept tn s. '+s Can rGlq Ii
o13q after 8 pm, Thursday or Friday
ATLANTIC CITY, leaving Sat. am, take
3 or 4 in new car. Gail EN-. 530s FRI
DRIVING OKLA. CITY. September II. via
return 3; G. October :. Cali RA. $500
CoLLEGE STUDENT wants ride to Okla,
Sept. will share expenses and driving.
iEAvtSG fSa2 FOX a5IsF souPHERN H ILLINOIS, oyds
sedan; TUESDAY, Sept 4 over y: S. 40;
5s yoRK IAN AND LANcAsTEE. PA-ESery rr: FL.
Call Mr., GATES. AID 1900 weekdays. -5
TRANSPORTATION TO BOSTON wanted
ny feiiable businessman, experienced driver,
Sept. ) or A. Mr.. WEBSTER, MA. s06I, a-5,
GENTLEMAN DRIVING to El paso" via
Dallas, lnd s s,, Fort Worth; take share expense
WORLD TRAVELLER desires ride to Dallas.
expe5se spaS a0eu Ga I9 R9vo Share Go drvns and
Sept: 4, share expense co s93a
ROOM for ? or 3 to Virginia Beach, satur-
asy sago morning srt return Monday Woodley
DRIVING ST. PAUL Saturday vi. Pitts.
SrEsh; ME 6540 Fort Waynel Joliet Call even5nss
ATLANTIC CRY. Labor Day weekend. take
4. Call AID. 74oO, Ext. 51s. after 5 pm.
sELBY- on -THE-BAY, need one ride to
and from, daily next week, Woodley s143,
3 to pm.
STUDENT wants ride to Ell Paso, Tex. or
points east. To leavt Sept. 5. or Z
Excellent lie. driver Call TW. $500, Ext.
161. after $50 pm. a.
STUDENT will drive or help drive to
Miami on or about Sept. 5. DU. 3f0s.
STUDENT desires ride to buquerque
n. Mex. Sept. ). s, r. Call NO 924S after
D 80 pm. %
CAN ACCOMMODATE 2 riders to utica.
n. Y. Friday evening, return Labor Day.
Can EX. 6175. Bonded driver ,
STUDENT wants ride to Albuquerque;
share driving. expenses. WI. 6921 =!
Los ANGELES students leaving Sept. 3
IN new car, will take , people. VI 7347.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J-Leaving Fri. 5
pm.. one way only: will take several
Call tonight or early Fri. AID. s499; or
J a lG
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE IN washington's oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
patented dual controls: permits secured
D C.. Nd Va EASY METHOD. NO, 1894
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved BY Governments
for GI training WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st NV, DI 1852
STUDY BOOKKEEPING, comptometer
touch tipping. accounting: large salaries:
rea! opportunities; position assured. New
classes now starting. Call BOYD SCHOOL.
zoo 18th tcor. G.. Ma. 234o.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish. self-confidence. freedom from self
consciousness: pvt. tutoT: MI. 1850;
REAL ESTATE TRAINING-The School
of Real Estate for men and women.
1905 goth st. NV. (at Conn. ave; and
Que ST., offers q short course of lee
lures in the fundamentals of real estate
practice for applicants to become broker,
proved for veteran under GI classes,
Tues, and Thurs. 7:3o to- pm, Sept;
through Sept. s The sehool once viii
or information. pI. 6030.
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HELP DOMESTIC

ShiLD NonSE, Wnlte, to live in: exp;
Ia5 EM cHsfee asf oil @-year-old boy; Local ref
COOK, excellent. live in. general house
week. Call EN-. 6669
COOK, light general housework; no laun-
excellent salary. WI. 1888
ma must be temy 9 e no CAY aB
COOK. exp nrst-foor cleaning to live in
day Wed. of, and every other Sun. Ref 3
years or more from former employer. S25
per week. EN- 1926. .
Gook GO so1d and general hEusegork in fam
ok-GH.w.,o to SIS Z m; week. live in upstairs M
celIent reference Cali WI. 774s. -6
COOKS COOKS HW.; small GEORGETOWN house;
ens isaTy vomsa % n
snces need apply. DU 2243
COUPLE, colored, top salary. nice quar-
ers, man be butler and chaufuer, wife
exce5lent eSoa cook and housekeeper. EN-
CoUPLE-only high type, experienced
couple nee neeo a apply: Cool bedrm,, Inv. rm;,
COOK zoo and sober ;pp hoqseman ExceI salary
GENERAL HOusEWORK, live in expert
week. GE 1885.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. live in, upstairs
Sn5' Sm' light Iaoa, Laundry; z children, 3 and 5;
GHW; an GE expe5 5s5i plain cooking light lapn-
SHY, SHY: neat. neat over over 81; references; no
18th St. NV, Apt. ao%. IA. 1880 1880. s0E I
CIV W.; personal laundry. help with child
Thursday and every other Sun. of; stay
II / night = wk,; SIS wk. Refs. Cali Cali
soaisd tass sst Of eG3Hag sSas:n live I'M sfta
GIRL. e.h: W and help with children; live
IN. New home and maids rm. Refs. and
faEf TSRuFsd Tsaed c preev GE 32a
laundry and some Cooking for man anG
Two children; 13 and 16, days week
PRane Pean wsTed Ssra and 5fqrTed
F Pa5k~ood st cotrage City, Md, / to :
MAID, gh.v. and laundry, must be thor
bbeehflS beeffb rd exPeaie9ced; M ot iond OF children
MAID-G.H.W.; live in; elec. washing ma.
chine; refs. required; in family. WI
MAID-GHw. and cook; settled woman tn
live In; doctors home; must like children;
ekper. and refs. necessary Gil 25O4 -
WOMAN OR GIRL, colored. reliable, in COL
ored tourist hotel. One who wants good
steady Job. Salary. SIS. Call NO 1905. a
day yh1s VIZ s to Sq care es Of boy
WOMAN. white, under so. to live in and
care Tor child. Call after pm. AT. 1910.
WOMAN, Mo MA gh;w,. not over 45; live in.
wages b1a days. Time off to suit WI.
Evening star., 1948-09-02
BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

LET US SPRAY your refrigerator, Kit
and bath cabinets with enamel; beautiful
hnlsh reasonable prices. Call CO. 9179
Evening star., 1948-09-02

WAITRESS. for night work, perienced: :
very good salary. 100 Vermont ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white exper; air-conditioned
snack bar and soda fountain. MHLER'S
a ;ie,d .I,r ST Arl. Va.
FSi RE=! g Sf:'@sHs
WAITRESS, white; hours 1890 am. to
$40 pm; good salary and tips. Apply
WairSEss W',n Sas ave; nhGts nv RA 9I25 avn
conditioned restaurant. good tips. RA.
as M !, aftsT J. an 59n2 st st, NV. a
Apply in person. LUMAs, 1742 Conn. ave.
Y WATIREsSs IIl H. expeT. @ Apply in person 1861
CAFE: $3.50 NJ N st. pAn' NV, D's1C Nj ssas. @ "a
WAITRESS, WAIT Il, white eSper for split shift
WAITRESSEs-one for daywork who must
know typinR; one for nightwork. No Sun
aEypHyR afys 4n Wi. Apply
MATTRESSES, no exper. nee, attractive;
or DAP hrs aoTnS to eo0 gos night
meals and uniforms furn.: paid vacation,
person, employment office. HOT sHoPPEs,
INC, 1898 Taylor st. NV. Take 14th
az sna ,T GeI9rade streetcar streetrs 3
peasant. excellent working cond. STAR
LIGHT INN sos Baltimore blvd, Berwyn,
MATTRESSES. white; II am to pm;
AMOS REsTAURANf, 6a15 It 4th Ds st. ", v,
MATTRESSES c2,, hours from g am. to .
VAR a2RT TrRfmus il FL Be- 2n st o
or over; 5-day, 40-hour week. Good
DMiy M PEOPLES DE6G sToRE' employment
WOMAN white, age age 1880. for cooking and
serving in restaurant kitchen, no ,expe-
rienee necessary other than v4X u 9yn hon home
HoGss s?iH GASI sym vsits hSs to work ,a asl,
F6TNG F6SsES slLs atSM Al for our gift de-
pa.t~snt ~, salary snd q commission. Apply
YouNs MAuhS WoMaN 1NS MI to heip 10 IN once and
ms5e5f Swe5 phGos 5os Tgst Ns 1851 e some 'ypns
YOUNG WOMAN, with underwriting exper.,
wanted BY general insurance agency; perm.
position; Please state experience. Box
YoTNG WOMAN for general office work,
some tipping. filing and ledger work ex-
cesllent working conditions and good WAGES,
2esidenf eays' Box go hSgFs gTsfeFa0y star
mailing house. See MISS EAsLEY. 1904
K St NV; basement. Call only between
wiNfEb f 6n0 ExFPER1KNcED !, ? III warrREssEs
Apply AL 1lth St NV 3"
A LONG ESTABLISHED local firm desires
refined once lady, Ability to operate
| typewriter. maintain cash records and
| conduct intelligent telephone converse
| ton is essential: age. 25-4O, 5-day wk.
| hrs; $50 to 5; situation is in NV. section
with pleasant office conditions assured
| Personal interview only. Apply Mr.
| Behrens 1400 Chaplin st. NV, co. O432,
! W. w. CHAMBERS CO
ACT NOW. GIRLS. Here's . Job that S
| hard to beat. Good wages: no experience
| required; paid while learning; 5-day week:
| regular pay increases. There are openings
| now. Visit our employment ofice, a1s 6
st. nv CHESAPEAKE 4 POTOMAC
Evening star., 1948-09-02
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN,
SITUATIONS WoMEA

family. HO 963l
Evening star., 1948-09-02

DINING ROOM, 9-pc., mshog Duncan
Phyfe, credenza buffet. breakfront-typs
china closet table, 8 chairs, new cond,
ia. 2ll2. -
condition; $3.50. VI 1862. .
DINING RM. expensive prewar suite, very
NAH: must sell; sacrifice; quick
sale; uphoSterered chair, table. WO. alS4.
Evening star., 1948-09-02

experienced, selling novelty
gifts: excel. salary: pleasant
TROPICAL GIFT SHOP,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
Judge Neergaard
Seeks Election

Municipal Judge John H. Neer-
gard Is campaigning for election
to King County Superior Court De-
paptment No. 4. He has been a
resident of King county for thirty
years and is the son OF r. J. Neer-
gard, pioneer Washington attor-
ney.
Judge Neegaard received his legal
education at the University Of
Washington. He served in the legal
department Of the Veterans Ad-
ministration for six years and as a
deputy prosecuting attorney here
for also six years. He was ap-
pointed justice Of the peace. Seattle
precinct, in January, 1915. and
named municipal Judge Of the CT
tvs police court in the same year.
Judge Neergaard has made cer-
tain changes in municipal court
procedure. including probationary
system for suspended sentences for
both men and women, and he also
secured the designation Of two po-
lice women TO assist in probation
airy work involving women. In 1916
ne was appointed chairman of the
subcommittee on legislation for the
Improvement Of practice and pro-
cedure In justice and city courts by
the Washington State Bar Associa-
kinn
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11

Walker
West Seattle Library, w. College
and 42nd 8. w.
Alki Fieldhouse, 2701 Alki Ave.
Alh School, w. Stevens and 59th
8. w.
James Madison School, 45th 8. w.
and w. Spokane
Fire Station No. 10, End 8. and
Main
Hotel, 822 jackson st.
Hotel, 670 Weller st
Hotel 621 King st
Hotel 718 9th Ave. 8.
Seattle Transit System, 1893 Air
port Way
jefferson School, And s. w. and
w. Edmunds
Fire Station. 44th 8. w. and w.
Alaska
High Point Housing Office, 5000 W.
Graham st.
Church. 47th Ave. s.w. and w. Ora
ham st.
s5TR DISTRICT
Fire Station No 2, 4th and Battery
Fire Station No IS, Minor and Vir-
GINA
Broadway Edison Technical School.
Broadway and E. Pine
Post-Intelligencer. 800 Pine st.
C,,,....tt Ockaof c,,,..x..s4 Ax,a ard
E. Union st.
Fire Station No. IS. Harvard and
E. Union st.
A.OU.w. Hall, 140s 9th Ave.
Central School, 7th and Madison
Central Library, 4th and Madison
county-C1ty building, 9Th g. James
Yesler Terrace Community Center,
825 Yesler Way
s7TH DISTRICT
Lowell School, e Mercer and 18th
Ave. N.
Fire Station No. 7, 18th N. and e.
Harrison
Edmond Meany School Goth N and
r. Thomas
Fire Station No. "a. Sand and E.
Madison ss'
Church. 38th and z. Denny Way
Polish Hall, 1716 18th Ave.
Temple de Hirsch. 1924 18th Ave.
Minor School, 18th Ave. and e.
Union
Madrona School, 33rd and T.. Union
Horace Mann School, gath and r.
Cherry
Saettle University 10th and Z. Ma
olson
Fire Station No. %. 18th and e.
Columbia
Pacific School. 18th and T. Jeffer-
son
Washington Hall, 1853 18th Ave.
Garfield high school. 23rd and r.
jefferson
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
NewGolf King

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Sept.
ll--Ffed Tayama Of Los Angeles
last. Wednesday captured the ma
tiona1 JACL golf championship til
tie vacated by Frank Hattori of
Seattle who was unable to parti-
cipate in the tournament.
Tayama earned the crown by
shooting a 161 gross score.
The "A" flight championship
went to Doug Mizokami of Denver,
the "B" flight to Kiyoshi Patrick
Okura Of Omaha, Neb., and the .C''
flight to Jeri Tsuyuki Of Salt Lake
City. The handicap title went to
Richard Yoshimura of Salt Lake
City.
Others who placed we're: "a
DR.. Yoshi Nakaji Of Santa Barbara.
Choppy Umemoto Of Salt Lake Oh
ty; "B"-Lyle Kurisaki, Jr. of Salt
Lake City, Henry Imada OF Dem
yer; 'C"-Roy M. Hirano of Los An
geles, Wat Misaka of Salt Lake Ci-
ty; and handicap-K. Patrick Oku-
"a trophy for "B'D. and Lyle Ku-
risaki Jr.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
Editorial:
See You at the Polls Sept. Ii

Tuesday, Sept II, is the date of our primary
election. On that day, candidates for state, coun-
ty legislative and judicial offices will be named.
''The citizen who fails to vote contributes as
much to the election of bad officials as the citizen
who votes unwisely,' notes the Seattle Municipal
News.
And the News adds this worthy suggestion:
study the candidates
Yes, as the News states, good citizen not
only votes, he votes intelligentlv, and with fore
thought"
Oriental Americans should join their fellow
Americans in the march to the polls this Tuesday,
Sept. IA, and vote for good candidates to assure
good government.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
Jackson st. Area Picks Heads
For '49 Community Chest Push

The 1949 Community Chest Cam
paign In the jackson st. area got
off to flying start this week with
a lieutenant general colonel
four lieutenant colorals and eight
captains selected so far to head the
soliciting organization. One more
lieutenant colonel, a score or more
captains, and approximately 100
solicitors, all Of whom will be nam
ed within ten DAYS, will complete
the local organization for the cam
paign to solicit funds for the 40
Red Feather agencies which begins
on September 80.
j. r. Adams, assistant director
of the Seattle Housing Authority,
viii head the campaign program in
this ares as 1t General. This po-
sifion was held last year by T. A.
Allasina, principal of Bailey-Ga
zert School Adams is assisted this
year by Rr'A.- = R0sheruys principal
Of Washington Jr. high school, who
Is serving as colonel.
Seiichi Hara. Charles r. Hadd,
Walter RutIey. and Nicanoi Baco-
10y. are acting as lieutenant colo
nels. Arthur T. King, registered as
a captain, is serving as liaison for
Chinese solicitation. Other cap
tains already chosen include: Eng
Cheung. G. w. Jackman. Mrs. C. W.
Jackman, Mar Dong, Henry Wong,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
NETGHBORHOOD
WILL WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS

An Institute for new members Of
the Board of Directors Of Neigh
borhood House will be held from
10 am. TO 4 pm. Thursday, Sept.
10. in the Neighborhood House, so4-
18th Ave 8.
Mrs Leonard N. Degginger, chair
man Of the board. in announcing
the Institute said that this was the
first time in the a years Of Neigh
borhood Houses existence that new
board members were given an OPP
uortunity to thoroughly understand
the functions of a Board member
at the time Of their assumption of
that responsibility.
Board members participating In
the program viii include: Mrs. Ri
chard J. Aronson. Mrs. Edward @.
Dobrin, Mrs. Alfred L. Goldblatt,
Mrs Paul Packard, and Mrs. Louis
A Shapiro. Other participants In
the program will be DR.. Ernest F.
Witte, Executive Secretary of the
Council of Social Agencies, MRS.
Ruth Manca, Executive Secretary Of
the jackson Street Community
Council, and Arthur Solomon Jr.,
the Head Worker of Neighborhood
House.
Neiehborhood House, a Red Fea-
fher Agency, affiliated with the Be-
attic King County Chest and Coun-
Gil. was founded In 1908 by the Sc
attic Section, National Council Of
Jewish Women.
The new board members who re-
present cross section Of the en-
tire community include: Mrs. Da-
MEL H. Burse, Mrs. Frank Goodman,
Mrs Giles D. Graves. Miss Freda
Libbee, Mrs. David L. Luke. Mrs.
Toru Sakahara. and Mrs. Letcher
L. Yarbrough.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
CFRC Will Hear
Bishop Bayne

Bishop Stephen F. Bayne Jr.. will
speak on the topic, Lambeth Con-
ference: An Experiment in Brother
hood" at the monthly meeting of
the Christian Friends for Racial
Equality from 7;30 pm. on Tues
day. Sept 81, In the Eagleson hall,
1417 East 42nd.
CFRE's hospitality committee,
under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs.
Octavia Brown, will serve at the
social hour.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11

Chin Han, and Frank Louie.
Last year, the area which these
men and women will cover made an
amazing record: 243% of its quo
ta-14496 of 1t by the first report
luncheon.
I'VE definitely have a high goal
to aim at Adams said, but we are
confident that with a continuation
Of the splendid cooperation we've
already had, we are going to make
this years campaign equally sue
cessful. We are determined to make
1t The Best Thing We Do'".
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
NiSei
Calendar
SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER
26-Freshman tea to be given by
valedes in Tayeko Kihara's home,
1851 Main st., Seattle.
OCTOBER
2-Lotus YEA. 2Sth anniversary
dance. Semi formal.
8--valedes to sponsor freshman
mixer at Collins fieldhouse.
16-17-Buddhist Auditorium
Management Board entertainment.
$3.50. & Alumni Invitational
Homecoming dinner-dance. Semi
FORMAL.
NOVEMBER
2+Thanksgiving Eve sports
dance by Nisei Veterans Committee
in Palladium ballroom.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11

WANTED - Young. congenial wo-
man TO assist with h0usework,
cooking, care of two schooI-aged
boys and one infant daughter.
No washing or ironing. Live In.
s135. Phone RIA. 7774 after Mon
day noon.
WANTED: Maid. full or part time.
Assist general homework. Steady
job in good home. Two children.
Will consider school girl or old
er married person. Private quar-
ters Cleaning woman kept.
Sundays and Thursdays off.
Wages open. PR. 2942.
WANTED: Grocery ! ERIK. Call
Seneca 1889.
WANTED: Girl full or part time
for general housework and help
with child. Lovely new home
near bus Vine. An modern ap-
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HARDWARE store for sale. nth
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-11
and the Massoka scholarship.

and the Massoka scholarship.
Min Mochizuki of San Francis
co, Calf, was second, and his to-
pic was Standing on Fir m
Ground. He, along with Bob Mu-
kat Of Salt Lake City who spoke on
THE wall". was presented with a
fountain pen.
Fourth-place winner Edison Uno
of Los Angeles was given two books.
He GRATED on 1.-The Known Soldier.