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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-09
Church Notices

Every church ID requested TO
send IN its notices by Tuesday
noon Of each week. SO that the
changes may be made according
ly and In time for the Wednesday
editions Of that week.
iST CHRISTIAN INTERRACIAL
8p. m.-Services by the Rev. J.
J. Pruitt In YMCA chapel, Fourth
and Madison.
BAPTIST
5:45 am.-Sunday school.
10 a.m-Issei worship service.
ll:l5 a.m.-Nisei worship SER
vice.
1l:l5 a.m.-Nursery during Young
People service in the Broadway
nursery building.
7:30 pm.-BYF.
Okazaki classes from 8 to Q pm
IN Mondays.
BUDDHIST
10 a.m.-Sunday School Masue
Kihara, chairman. Dharma class,
receptionist group.
IL a.m.-Young peoples devo-
tional service. Nirvana Day services.
Mr.. Hugh Mcleod, special speaker
Senior Boys will be in charge OF
services.
CONGREGATIONAL
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
10 a.m.@Sunday School for nurs-
cry, kindergarten, beginners, pri-
mary and juniors. New boys clas'
in primary department.
II a.m.-Nisei worship service.
8 p.m.--Bible study class for Nj
sci every Monday.
METHODIST
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Is
sci worship service.
II am.-Nisei worship service.
1880 p.m.-Young peoples fell
'owship.
MARYKNOLL
9 am. and 1890 a.m.-Low Mass
Benediction will be held follow
ing t0.Sn Mass
NTCHIREN BUDDHIST CHURCH
10 am.--Kindergarten children
and juniors service.
II a.m-Young peoples service
in English.
2 p.m.-Japanese Service.
PRESBYTERIAN
$3.50 m.-Church school for all
ages.
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
10 am-Young peoples Bible
discussion.
II a.m.-The Rev. Hirata will
speak on 1.-The Moral Dynamics" at
Nisei service.
Installation of newly elected Off
crs of the Nisei Council.
$50 pm.-Junior Westminster
Fellowship.
7 p.m.-Senior Westminster Eel
lowship.
ST. PETERS MISSION
9 am.-Issei Holy Communion
Rev. G Shot,
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School, Miss
Gladys Gray.
II a.m.-Nisei Worship Service.
7:30 pm.-Fri. might YPF meet
ings.
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SHOWER PARTY

Shire Kashino was rendered baby
shower last Friday. Feb. a. by Mrs
Shig Takeuchi and Mrs. Hisako
Nakamura In the latter's home.
Joining the affair were the Mes
danes K. Arita. Paul Kashino, Joe
Nakatsu, Michio Shimomura. George
Tanabe, Mas Watanabe. and the
Misses Virginia Hirai, Teru Nakata
and Yoshiko Deguchi.
Mrs Kats Kodama and Miss Hi
roye Hisata were unable to attend
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VALENTINE PARTY SLATED

A st. Valentines party for SUM-
day School children and their par
entS will be held from 2:30 to 4:3o
pm. Sunday, Feb. 10, in the Japan
csc Congregational church. The tea
cheers are planning an afternoon Of
games and refreshments.
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Miss Yae Kimura sang two selec-
tons accompanied by Miss Toki
Senda.
The reception was held at thu
Gyokko-Ken Cafe with Mr. Ken
Nogaki as POSTMASTER.
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FAREWELL FETE
PORT

LAND Greg. Feb. 9-About twenty
friends treated Miss Rose Sakamoto
recently at farewell surprise party
in the Fpworth Methodist church
Miss Sakamoto who stayed here
for about year. is now returning
70 Honolulu. Hawaii. Miss KIM Yu-
mibe was chairman at the party.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-09

Miss Mitsuye Uyeta was hostess to
Miss Kozu before her marriage, at
a party last Friday in the Uyeta
residence. Besides the hostess and
the honored guest, the others pre-
sent were the Misses Yae Asaba
Grace Uchimura. Masako Shimada
Margaret Bahia, Kiyo Tashiro and
Mrs. Yoshiko Omoto.
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NWF PLANS MEETING

Nisei : Women's Fellowship will
have its regular monthly meeting
from to 10 pm. Friday, Feb. II,
in Mrs. May Higa's home. BIT 30th
Ave. All Nisei women of the Japan
csc Congregational church are well
come.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-09

An Army or an Air Force enlist
ment may be the turning point of.
your whole life. Talk It over today
with your nearest recruiting officer.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-09

Education begins the gentleman.
but reading. good company, and
reflection must finish him.-Locke,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-09

29-Skating party sponsored by
Rissho YBA at Rollerland Skating
Rink from 1920 pm. to IL mid
night.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

combined birthday celebration for
Elaine, Jerry and Eddie Minato was
held on Sunday. Feb. 6, in the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Minato.
Present were Messrs. and Mes
danes F. K. Minato. George Colo
Howard Minato, Paul Minato anc
Mrs. Bo ChikuSa. and Larry Colo
Jeffrey Chikusa and Amy Tsuji.
Unable to attend was Mr.. Be
Chikusa. .I4W
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ROSE CITY
METHODISTS
PICK HEADS

PORTLAND, Greg, Feb. 9-Busi-
ness and College fellowship and
High School fellowship of the Ep-
worth Methodist church this week
disclosed its officers for the coming
years.
They are as follows:
BUSINESS AND COLLEGE
Kenji Onishi, Lewis and Clark
student, president; KIM Yumibe,
stenographer at Multnomah County
hospital, vice president; Yori To-
mita. clerk-typist at Emmanuel
hospital, secretary; and Calvin Oba,
Reed college student, treasurer.
HIGH SCHOOL
Rose Manila, president: George
Nakata, vice president; Elsie Morita,
secretary; Miriam Koyama, treasur-
err; and Joe Manila. sergeant at
arms.
Miss Namba is the winner of two
stripes and a letter as a member
of the Washington high school
basketball team. Nakata is track
manager at Lincoln Miss Morita
is member of Puella Fida at Lin
coin high. Miss Koyama is men,
Der of Hilo (junior honor society
and Prona dramatic club at JEFF
ferson. And j. Namba is member
of the athletic board at Lincoln
high school.
PORTLAND. Greg, Feb. 1.-TWO
activities have already been sched
uled as must" on the calendar by
the Business and College fellowship
and the High School fellowship of
the Epworth Methodist church.
They are the Feb. 26 church ba-
zaar and the Methodist Youth Rally
for Oregon and Washington on
March 26 and 81 at Epworth Metho-
dist church.
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FEBRUARY
s,ps asoss Tus WE'D Thu FRI SAT
] , ) 4 )
6 7 8 9 10 II II
1914 IS n II Is 70
20 II n . "a IS 10
II 8

12-Annua1 "SWeetheart's Ball" TO
be sponsored by Cathay Post 1876
md its auxiliary in the knights
If Columbus hall, 722 E. Union.
Is. ~ and Alternative dates for
Northwest Times third annual
Northwest Invitational Basketball
tournament.
18-19-Maryknoll church benefit
bazaar.
2l-Maryknoll Adrians will hav
heir skating party at Roller
land Rink.
25--Sound movie, Letter from
China, at 7:30 pm in the Japanese
congregational church.
27-"Osekku" Japanese girls
festival day., sponsored by Nisei
Women's Fellowship of the Seattle
japanese Congregational church
3O5 18th Ave. s. Hours to be from
; to 6 pm.
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How weak a thing Is gentility, II
IL wants virtuel-Fuller.
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SUNDAY TROTH

SUNDAY TkOTH :. MISS
Tatsuko Kozu, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Sakuichi Kozu. was married
to Mr.. George Watanabe, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morikichi Watanabe.
on Sunday. Feb 6, in the Japanese
Methodist Church. The Rev. Machi-
da officiated at the double ring
ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore a traditional white
satin gown and carried a bouquet
of white roses and stephanotis CEN
tered with a white orchid.
Her only attendant, Miss Kiyo
Tashiro, Wore powder blue brocade
gown and carried bouquet of pink
carnations.
Flower girl was little Nancy Ann
Watanabe She wore a pink dress
and her bouquet was of pink car
nations.
Best man was Mr.. Kuraso Mizuta
and the ushers were Messrs. George
Kozu and Gene Kimura.
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Sincerity is the face of the soul
rs discrimination is the mask.
= s. Dubay
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-10
TOkuda's Slaughter Maynard Cafe,
Post Fifth Straight 'AA' Victory

Three all-star candidates - Mote
YaSuda Shobo Fujii and Heat He
yamoto-led Tokuda Drug to its
fifth straight Glass IA basketball
triumph last Wednesday night in
the Seattle Buddhist gym. The
championship Tokuda's
walked over Maynard Cafe Polka
Dots. AZ to rs.
The most surprising Glass A tilt
was the one which resulted in Coach
Sci Adachi's Troop IS Midgets whip
ping Monarchs, 26 to 16 Tile teen
age Midgets piled up 1912 lead
a: half time. and controlled the ball
in the second half to win easily
The Seko brothers. Roy and Bob.
figured in Glass A King Snak's
downing Fife, 80 to "a. Yamasaki
was top man for Fife with points.
Tokuda Drug Savoys. like their
Glass AA kin, remained undefeeted
In their Glass A ranks. The Savoys
shot down the Old Crows, SO to 10,
on Bobby Kodama and Ken Yoshi-
nake's accurate firing.
WEDNESDAY,. Dee.
TOKUDA'S (4D - Yasuda 8. S.
Takeuchi, S. FuJh II, Y. Takeucht.
Fuiino 6, Otani 2. Heyamoto 8. Ada
chi 2. Kinoshita 4. Yoshioka 6: POL
KA DOTS (26) - S. Hata 4. d FuJii
2, Ohashi 3, Hagiwara 8, Miyahara
3. Suguro 3. Kawahara s, K. Yagi.
SAVOYS (36) Hino ), Yoshi-
raka 7. Kodama IL, Okamura 5, Ma
klmura l. Ozawa 2. Asaba 4. Shi-
bata /; OLD CROWS dO - Aoya-
ma. Mano 5, Yorozu, Inouye !, To-
lnita, Mizuki 2, Kato 2, Mikami
KING SNAK 1881 r. Seko 7.
Katayama. Fukuma 4, Suzuki 2. B.
Sekc 6. Omura. Kawachi 6, Maya
matsu 2. Kumasaka s, Kurata;
FIFE '24 - Nakamura ), s. Kali
mura 4. Yoshihara. II. Kajmura 5.
Kawabata Q, Yamasah y, Hashi-
motto
MIDGETS (26) - Echigo 2. Mo-
riguchi 3. Matsumoto 6, Yamada S,
S. Nakagawa. Kobata. Manila 7. Wa
tanabe. Yamaguchi l. Kusakabe,
Shibata 3; MONARCHS d6 -
Furugori, Takashima. Yutani 3. mo-
uye 7. Furumoto. Teramoto 2, Kita-
no. Nomiyama 2, Sasaki, Kono 2.
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POST Cd - P. Wong $50, r. Eng
403, K. Eng 49l, d. Wong 494. Yap-
lee AL.
MT. BAKER CAFE 90 - Fujita
439, Ishimitsu $50, Horikawa 451,
Yamaguchi Asst, Dummy Score 800.
TAD'S; % - Sumioka 496, j. Ia
mura 1876, M. Shibuya 453, Fujimoto
1859, Asaba 507.
HIGASHI'S 90 Tsuboi All,
Nishimura 488, Tsuji $50, T. Shi-
mizu 400 Higashi 433; RICHARDS
"a - Omoto 489, Okada 492, Terra
ola 476, S. Shimizu 408, Kawaguchi
473.
FOURTEENTH AVE. ca - H.
Nakashima 478, Hayashi 462, N. Su-
yama $50, Takasumi SOS, 1. Nakashi-
ma 482; KINOSHITA'S % - va
guchi SAT, Fujita AS, H. Tanabe
504 D. Tanabe 4O7, Osaka 1853.
HATTORI'S 90 - Kuramoto 472
Akada 431, s. Nakagawa 493, F. Ma
kagawa $40, Fukei 496; MAYNARD
% Edamura Sis, B. Suyama
800, Jinguji 442, Yoshitake 489. De-
guchi 481.
WEST COAST 90 - Minato 459
Kanemori 1914. Anal 486, Hirai $50
Kyono SOC: o. K. CAFE 0O--Hiroo
481, Miyazah 343, Yamada 1853, Ma
kamichi 400, Takemura SGT.
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Hanada Scores
26 Pts. to Lead
Lotus SeXtet

Mary Hanada of Lotus set sea-
son high individual scoring record
for the girls basketball league last
Tuesday night in the st. Peters
Mission court when she slipped
Ground Anna Kay's defense for a
total of 26 points. Miss Hanadas
team won. of course, and the final
score was Lotus 80. Anna Kay's Is
In the other girls contest, the
Seattle Chicks. paced by Dorothy
Iwasaki and Togo Kitayama over
powered the Starlettes. 80 to Ia The
Chicks led by quarters 1872, 20-5
24-l2. 32-l4
The same night. RisShos dcwned
Chinatown in a Glass A game.
TUESDAY, Dec.
LOTUS 1927 - Mary Hanada 20
Chiye Kusakabe 2. Els Ichikawa 4
Nori Ichikawa, Janet Okamoto, Mar
ian Kono. Sue Tainaka, Ruby XII
wada. Helene Tsutsumoto: ANNA
KAY'S 15) - Dot Yokota g. Anna
Yagi 6, Toshi Iwasaki 1. Mary XII
noshita. Frances Ikeda, Mary MORT
moto.
CHICKS 1922 Togo Kitayama
10, Dorothy Iwasa'i IA, Tonic Iwd-
saki 4, Margaret Senda, Gloria Oza-
wa 2. Marianne Urakawa 2, Toni
Yoshioka. Yone Kanda, June Wata-
nabe, Gloria Hyodo; STARLETrES
G4 - Irene Full 2, Jean Fulfil
Anne Aoyama g. Marianne Otoshi
8. Jane Okamoto 2, Amy Hirabaya-
shi, Rose Kobata Sunni Shinbo, Toshi
Tanaka. Joyce Toshi, Arlene Full
Marge Tomoguchi
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Willie Maebori. veteran kegler
spilled the woods for a rousing 241
third game but Puget Sound Vege-
table Growers Association (Sumner)
iropped two to Red Front Tavern.
Maebori's total series totaled 500.
Complete results follow:
P. S. LAUNDRY CD = John Asa
hara SIG, Joe Asahara 514, H. Ia
nsbe Sis, F. Hidaka 523, Yamane
1872; TWELFTH AVE. ID = Yoshi-
lima SAT, j. Koga Ala, Nagasawa
1873, Bahia AL, Asaba 518.
SUPERIOR 90 : Yokoyama 462.
Tsuchikawa 473, Sasaki 497. Nomura
SIG, Takagi SOS; JACKSON GRO
Gerry u-B. Nakata 537, Maekawa
1856, T. Nakata 473. Fujimoto 48S.
Yamada ATS.
RED FRONT &C. Tanagi 524,
Nishimoto AS. Hamasaki 448. Ihashi
563, Fujino 535; PSVGA O-Osaka
ATT. Shigio 419, Kiyohara All, Ota
443. Maebori 500.
FIEDLER'S (2)-Yamamoto 488,
Kimura 499, Sumioka Sis. Tada 480,
Takahashi 489: NAGAMINE'S d.
ranaka 507, Shibuya 536, Militia 514,
Namba $40, Tsuji 488.
SAKAHARA'S (3-Roy Tanagi
$50, T. Hidaka 458. Segimoto SIG,
Oyama 529, Fujiwara 543; CATHAY
POST O-Fung 507, Coon 400, Mar
1853. Poy 467, Chin 443.
ROYAL (2)-Kuranishi 1853, Iva
saki 481, Yamaguchi $50, Sugawara
494. Suyama SIC; N. w. TIMES %
-YamaSaki SAG. Fukei ATS, Mizuki
5l3. Kuniyuki 494, Takemura SOL.
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The Official
HoopSchedule

ZR1R1E1gIk1E R1K1IlklK1k1kd
SATURDAY. Dec. 10
At Fife
8 pm-Fife VS.. Old Crows ca.
TUESDAY. Dec. 10
At st. Peters
7 pm.-WWG VS.. Anna Kay's
Girls.
8 pm.-U. w. Goods VS.. Star
lettes Girls.
8 p.m.-Lotus VS.. Chicks Girls
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL
At Buddhist
$50 p.m.-Midgets VS.. Old Crows
tA).
7:3O p.m.-Rissho VS.. Gyokkoken
Crows "a.
$3.50 pm.-Comets VS.. Chinatown
"a.
$50 pm.-Maynard Cafe VS.. Old
Timers (AA).
FRIDAY, Dec. 16
At Buddhist
$3.50 p.m.-Old Crows VS.. China
town (A).
7:3O p.m.-Gyokkoken Crows VS.
Toda's Monarchs (A.
$3.50 p.m.-Cathay Post VS.. Ole
Timers (AA).
$50 p.m.-Tokuda Drug VS.. Ca
valiers (AA).
SUNDAY. Dec. Is
At Buddhist
l pm. WWG VS.. starlettes
Girls.
2 pm.-Mercury VS., Superior Used
Cars (AA).
p.m.-Seattle Chicks VS.. Sacra-
mento tGirls-non-league).
TUESDAY. Dec. 20
At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Lancers VS.. Savoys (A).
8 pm.--Midgets VS.. King Snak
"a.
p.m-LotuS Girls VS.. Sacrament
to tGirls-non-league).
FRIDAY, Dec. %
Al Buddhist
7 p.m.--Lancers VS. Midgets ca.
3 p.m.-Rissho VS.. Toda's Mon
archs (AD.
9p.m.-Gyokkoken Crows VS.. King
Snak "a.
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NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Miye Ishikawa, Martha's
Beauty Shop, 221.
Series = Miye Ishikawa, Martha s
Beauty Shop, SIS.
Team Game Martha's Beauty
Shop, IT'S.
Team Series = Martha's Beauty
Shop, 2131.
Everything was Martha's Beauty
Shop in the SNGBO Seattle Nisei
Girls Bowling Organization circuit
last Thursday night in Main Bowl
Martha's Miye Ishikawa came
through with solid SIS series which
consisted of 221, $50 and 1874 games
the team winning two from league
leading China Import & Export. The
team itself posted high IT'S game
and a high 2131 series.
Results follow:
Gle. (2) Okada 435, Yama-
guchi 39s, Kyono $50, Beppu 464,
Hamano 427; MARTHA'S (2) =
M. Lshikawa SIS, Ikeda 301, Tani-
guchi 356, Maniwa 492, Sanico 427.
GYOKKO KEN 90 = Ono 437,
Nishiguchi AIT, Dol 351, Daty asa,
Young 1853; MINT Cd = Morimoto
1859, Yagi 379, Sakai 297, Jinguji
384, Iwasaki 379.
TAILS 80 - Kitayama 1888, Sa-
kanashi 1856, Yoshijima AL, Yoshida
467, Lew 431; METZGER I'd - Ko-
maxi 400, Miwa 300, Dummi Score
$50, Akiyama 381, Anal 407.
NJ P. HOTEL 60 - I. Nakauchi
1862. Takemura 405, Higa 297, IRA
kawa 369, r. Nakauchi 406; NORTH
COAST "a - Hidaka 391, Takaha-
shi 403, Oyama 43o, Terao 408, Ma
kashima 403.
CHIKATA'S go = Yamada 36l,
Tsue 1888, Tanaka $40, Y. Ishii 401,
M. Kodama 353; TAKANO STUDIO
Cd = Yamamoto 469, D. Kodama
BIT, Shimizu 4O1, NJ Ishii 327, Ko-
nishi 396.
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Cage Forecasts
N. w. TIMES PREDICTIONS

SATURDAY, Dec. 10
FIFE-OLD CROWS (A) - Fife
has little chance of victory.
TUESDAY, Dec. IL
WWG'S-ANNA KAY'S Girls -
WIGS in a close one.
U. w. GOODS 6TARLETTES
Girls - Goods In a closer one.
LOTUS-CHICKS Girls - Lotus
in still closer one.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA
MIDGETS OLD CROWS a.
Give the nod to the Midgets.
RISSHO-GYOKKO KEN CROWS
(A) - It's toss-up, but we think
the Crows will win.
COMETS CHINATOWN tA)-No
question about 1t. Comets.
MAYNARD CAFE-OLD TIMERS
(AA) - Another loss for Old Timers.
FRIDAY, Dec. 16
OLD CROWS (A)
= The Old Crows.
GYOKKO KEN CROWS MON
ARCHS (A) - Monarchs by a slight
margin
CATHAY POST OLD TIMERS
(AA) Why ask? Cathay Post, OF
course.
TOKUDA DRUG CAVALIERS
(AA) - It's a matter of how many
points Tokuda's want to score.
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.Umeda KOS Foe
In End Round

Tough Tommy Umeda, 124-pound
Hawaiian Nisei battler who now
makes his home in Seattle, knocked
out Mel Eagleman of Portland in
one minute and seventeen seconds
of the second round last Tuesday
night in the Civic Auditorium
The two scrappers fought on even
terms in the first canto. but Uueda
cut loose with a sharp left to Eagle
mans chin shortly after the start
of the second round to end the fight.
rhe bout. special event, was sche-
duled for four rounds.
Classy John l.. Davis. Oakland
lightweight kayoed Bill Eddy of
Flint, Mich, in the main event
The Niseis knockout victim was a
Northwest Golden Gloves champion
n l948.
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Martha's Dominate SNGBO Pin Play;
Miye IShikawa Hits Solid 555
SNGBO STANDINGS
(As 0f Dec Al

SNGBO STANDINGS
las of Dec. 81
w L
China Import g. Export 35 II
Takano Studio "a 10
Tails 80 10
Chikata's 80 %
North Coast Importing % "a
Gyokko Ken rs 81
N. P. Hotel "a 20
Martha's Beauty Shop % 80
Mint Beverage II 35
Metzger's Realty 10 AZ
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Patr0nize Your Advertisers
In The Northwest Times.
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FEEDERS Dump Magazines, 2 to |,
Despite Namba'S GAO High Series

NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(As of Dec. 81
WI
Magazines 81 IL
Northwest Times Is II
Sakahara's IS II
Red Front Tavern % 10
Royal Amusement % 10
Superior % 20
p. S. Laundry (Tacoma) 81 81
Cathay Post 10 %
Fledlers Chevrolet 10 "a
PSVGA (Sumner) II IS
jackson Grocery Is II
18th Ave. Service Is 10
NIGHTS HIGH
Singles = Willie Maebori, PSVGA,
241.
Series Tommy Namba, Maya
mines, $40.
Team Game = Magazines, 1893.
Team Series = Magazines, 1885.
No gains were made by the upper
division teams in the Nisei Com
mercial league last Tuesday night
in Main Bowl despite league-lead-
ing Magazines 81 loss to Fiedler's
Chevrolet.
Tommy Namba of Magazines
rolled another 800 series, this time
hitting the pins for $40.
Sakahara's moved into a second
place tie with Northwest Times by
downing Cathay Post, 80 The news
men, in the meantime, bowed to
Royal Amusement, 81.
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Seventh Ave., Hattori's Both Win
To Stay in Tight NML Flag Race

NISEI MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS
las of Dec. 81
w l.
Tads rs IA
Kinoshita's "a Is
Seventh Ave. Service "a Is
Hattori Realty % 16
Richards Jewelry 20 10
Fourteenth Ave. Is 81
Cathay Post 1876 Is 81
Higashi's Is 81
West Coast II 20
o. K. Cafe II %
Maynard Cafe Is "a
Mt. Baker is "a
NIGHTS HIGH
Singles = Frank Nakagawa, Hat
toris, 225.
Series = Toki Mizuki, Seventh
Ave-, 551.
Team Game Seventh Ave. Ser
vice, 861.
Team Series - Hattoris Realty
2441.
Seventh Ave. Service and Hattori's
Realty kept pace with the leaders
in the Nisei Merchants league last
Thursday in Main Bowl.
The service station men, led by
Toki Mizuki (55D and Kaz Yama-
saki (54D. downed Cathay Post, 81
and Hattori's decisioned Maynard
Cafe, 81. In the Acknowledgment
C9fe match, Frank Nakagawa OF
the winners tossed a high 225 game
Five-hundred plus series were also
hit during the night by Mako va
euchi (54O and Hank Tanabe (504)
of Kinoshita's, Mob Takasumi (525)
of I4th Ave-, Osa Edamura (515 Vi
Maynard Cafe, Shig Takemura (52D
of o. K. Cafe, Nobi Kyono (506 OF
West Coast, and Taxa Asaba (50D
of Tad's.
Complete scores follow:
SEVENTH AVE. (2) MiZuki
ssh, Hiyama 434, K. Tamura 473
Ideta 43O, Yamasaki SAT; CATHAY
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CLASS "A
GTP
E. Wong. Cathay Post 4 AZ
Fulfil Tokuda Drug 5 IS
Club Hori, Challengers 81
500, Cathay Post 4 81
Twasaki, Mercury 4 30
Hata. Polka Dots 20
Kinoshita, Tokuda Drug S 20
Tanagi, Old Timers 20
Takeuchi. Superior 20
Saito. Challengers 4 26
Fujino, Tokuda Drug 5 20
Kusakabe, Mercury 4 rs
DelFierro. Cavaliers 4 "a
CLASS A
r. 5eko, King Snak S 81
Mihara, Comets S 81
Inouye. Monarchs S 20
Yoshinaka, Savoys 4 %
Kawachi, King Snak S rs
Manila. Midgets 4 "a
Arai. Risshos 4 "a
Horita, Comets 3 %
Jinguji. Lancers 4 %
zee Savoys 3 %
GIRLS
Hanada, Lotus 2 20
D. Iwasaki. Chicks 2 20
Komorita. Goods 2 30
Yagi, Anna Rays 2 10
T. Iwasaki. Chicks 3 IT
Aoyama, Starlettes 2 is
Suguro, WWG 2 20
Yokota, Anna Rays 2 IA
Otoshi, Starlettes 2 IL
Ichikawa, Lotus 2 Is
Kitayama, WWG 2 IL
NOTE: G-Games: TP-Total
Points.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-26
)ratoricaI Contest
Set by B'nai Birth

B'nai Birth will sponsor its
first annual oratorical contest
among it's members after the first
of the year, with $25 govern
ment bond as the award. it was
announced this week.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-26
Jewish Women Tells
Of Torture at Tri0I

ANTWERP, (JTA)-A middle
aged Jewish woman broke down
and wept in a Belgian military
court during her testimony against
Philip Johann Schmitt, former
commander of Nazi concentra-
ton camp at Breendonck, Reuters
reported.
Mrs. Stimea Osnos, who was
captured by the Nazis during the
war while she was serving as a
member of the Belgian Resistance,
testified that Schmitt personally
conducted her Interrogation" in
1912 during which she was forced
to stand IL hours a day in an un-
lighted cell and was whipped and
shocked by electricity as well as
placed in "sweat box" where
steam jets were played on her
body. Schmitt smiled throughout
her testimony.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-26
Notes of News

Rev. Martin Siegelstein and his
wife, Eunes, recently moved to
Phoenix from Los Angeles and are
living at 531 E. Culver. Rev.
Siegelstein is opening a private
Hebrew school which will have
classes for adults as well as chill
dren.
He has done executive syna-
gogue work as cantor and Hebrew
school teacher, and has also been
in youth work. He comes to Phoe-
nix from Temple Etz Jacob in Los
Angeles and was formerly OF
Kinsman Jewish Center, Cleveland,
Ohio, and Beth Scholom Temple,
Riverside Drive, New York City.
Cantor Maurice P. Chester rep
resented the Jewish faith in a
world fellowship festival presented
Nov. 13 at the Y.W.C.A.
He read a portion from the lit
urgy in English and sang "Ahavas
Olom" in Hebrew. He was accom-
panied at the piano by Julian Nc
Creary, director of the Y.W.C.A.
Fellowship Chorus. Also repre-
sented on the program were the
Protestant, Catholic and Buddhist
faiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rosen of 62O1
S. Montezuma are the new owners
of the First National Dry Cleaners
and Launderers at 1873 S. 1st ST.,
with branch office at goth and
Hadley.
The Temple Players of Beth Is
rael Temple will present "The Lass
Who Loved A Non-Member" at
the Temple Auditorium Sunday,
Nov. 27, at s pm. The group is
under the direction of Lester
Galst.
DR.. julius Citron, chiropodlst
has moved his office from 1928 r.
Missouri Ave. to SIT w. Mcdowell
Rd.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-26
KPHO Broodcusfs
MESSAGE Of Israel

The Message of Israel" ma
tional radio program, is now a
regular Sunday morning feature
over Station KPHO from 10 to
1890.