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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
We have 8 furnished houses in finest
location, all with 3 bedrms., . baths;
prices ranging from s1sS per mo.
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors. see us for your share Of
the good earth" AL. 1900; ewes,
OV. 6s43. OV. o1.2. -24
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
4 lse. bedrms.. plus 2 additional
bedrms. and bath on 3rd a; extra
ise, Iiv. and rec. rms, both with
6replaces; Gear garase; oil h.-w;h.
abe furn. on o 1-yr.. lease at $3.50
per mo. No. IL. Grafton st. Shown
6y amt, only. YELLOT a. CO,
Realtors, 1924 ] ct. NV" ma, o4s4.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
GEORGETOWN

becFmS.. ga bAtnE, ettTsctively
furn and located in one OF the
best sections OF GeorgetoEn: avail
immed. on either summer or years
rental Phone Mcmahon. MI 5000;
ewes DU 0D56.
JOHN r. de SIBOUR 81 CO.
REALTORS. PA
FOR RENT FURNISHED
$50 per mo- restored country house.
on farm close TO Rockville: bed
rooms. 2 baths, screened porch.
beautiful view. comfortable COM
muting distance. Cali rental de-
partment. WO 1853. MARSTEL-
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
Detached brick In excellent condition
Spacious living room, dining room
and library on drSt floor Three
bedrooms on second noor Deep
attractive lot Built-in EaraRe Near
schools, transportation and shopping
center Price, S"2 500 Call Miss
Alexander. Ma 5000. Evenings, OR
naF9
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE

A BARGAIN for tmmed. sale and
furn' or unfurn': monthly payments,
S57. Inspect 1920 Conn. ave,
Apt. 3 any time. "a
VETERANS, servicemen only-Eay!or
Gardens, spacious. cool. Arm. hill
TOP apt, excel. cond., modern. elec
kitchen, sep. dinette used as End
bedrm., automatic washer and elec
drier In bsmt.; handicapped lawn with
Fairgrounds provided for children;
S64.26 mo-, incl. util. Only S4.e5u
remains on principal. Equity, 81 ,345
Best offer accepted AK. 5294
Evening star., 1949-06-24
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
s24 ,50O--Chevv Chasr D. c.

An Immaculate detached tylsk hons
located s6o4t Is blocks from CAssp
Chase Circle. convenient to tAFEy-
cite School ana res cgrAf1onA, center
and a moments waking distance
OF psrochiAl schocl II Is IN a
setting o. trees has & laptiE EoapA
2 bedrooms, : tiled baths attle
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ton room with eag, extra ShoS 81
bath Autouatl~ A,t heat EsraKs
FoF sppalntmeRt to inspect cal NJ
Smith leNerluss FM i7o3' THoS
J FISHER 4 CO. INC. ReAliess
DI Rs2n
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LINCOLN PARK AREA

lac iatA 81 as -Kauippee ter :
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Evening star., 1949-06-24

FIT. DUPONT, S.E.
Real Bargain, Sl0,950
OF approved, s-seom ssmteet hrirt
homs, iail basement oil G heat
This hoass II IN sEetiisns tonsjtIan
Cal for inspeetjnn totar CAYpTT1.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
u Blk. Conn. Ave.

ASAA' Win" ~A'N'
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Det Dutch Colonial IN a lovely shady
sect close 10 Deal Jr. and Wilson
Hish School and shoppins eenterS.
Charming and cozy interior feauir-
ins minimum operating effort. 3
Sedrmk with 4th rm uSahle as bed
rm.. nicely Handicapped lot, 3-car ga
rass. Owner transferred. wants I'M
med sale To inspect call JAMES
Y, ScHWAB. OR $500 after s pm
call Sligo 3515 or WO. laos
Evening star., 1949-06-24
FERN PLACE,

Solid 2-story 5-rm brick on long lot
with lots Of shrubbery and roses
Screened porch and firepl Rec rm
and laundry in basement
ROBERT e. LOHR, Realtor
GE. 0ssl. 3Il Cedar St, GE 0251
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A BARGAIN.--S5 250

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MASS AVE NE
NEAR EASTERN HIGH
Attention Veterans

Attention Veterans
S-Room Det. Home in .. c.
T~c-sters s-room ane hath. frame
AnG-eEicktex home In eanSsn4eni
section OF Northeast. near the Men.
ssttTS lot n0Al2u II has hot wat~,
heat with modern sAs furnace anc
electric rsfsF already partially al
ranged As twe apkrtments, car
easily oc finished into 9 duplex resl-
aehes VI ptN cash and $50 psf
month. including tAkes, pYles ktl..
eba. Phone MI. Hlaekwood, No
Evening star., 1949-06-24

tastefuiiy decorated and in beauti-
full cond,; priced reasonably with
low maintenance cost
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
4420 Conn. ave, EN-. 1900 III 9
"ALL TENANTS Are. Buying Property
1ooS cooperative apt. offering. The
Avondah.. 1874 P st. NV. tneaI
Dnpont Tm9 snS cssli Sss5 sDss Tspfs ,o from ms
and 2 baths at S10.500. Example:
Apt. 8. vacant. bedrooms. din.
room. kit, liv, room, entr. hall and
bath, priced only 81 200; down pay
ment,. $3.50: total monthly only
low rent ceiling OF Ss1 Some va
eancies; others are being sold sub
3ect to existing tenancies. Open for
inspection weekdays. 8 to to 9 pm,
Sat. and Sun, ] TO pm; other
times by appointment
EDMUND ]. FLYNN
@ hutho5ityyo on e0,opsrativs .fgs .IaI plan
apt. developments in Wash, com
-l21s or RE f749
1861 CRESCENT PL. NV.
One Of the most attractive co-opera-
tive apts. It has been our privilege
70 offer: Entrance hall very spa,
bedrms. and Q baths plus maids
rm. and bath. One OF the most
successfully operated cooperative
plans In the city; owner leaving and
has priced this apt: for immed; sale
M M ssoS eRss co eeoae aess Mr. with M''e
JOHN r. de SIBOUR 81 co.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

steady TO slightly lower during early
summer. New crop harvest is about
to start in the southwest. Crop
progress is favorable in nearly all
areas, although additional rain is
wanted in the northwest and too
much rain threatens harvest in the
southwest.
Government buying has slackened
since taking over the loan stocks and
further purchases will not be made
above loan levels. The interior loan
rate on the new crop is about $1.93 a
bushel at the farm, equal to about
$2.16 at Kansas City at 1921 at Chi
cago. The final rate may be slightly
higher.
With terminal elevators still well
filled with old crop wheat and a
large new crop coming to harvest,
storage space will be at a premium
and more wheat than usual is likely
to be piled on the ground. Local
prices during the crop movement
peak are likely to drop materially
below the loan value.
For those able to store, the advan-
tage from placing under a loan is
likely to be great. To encourage
holding the old crop on farms, farm
ers ear renew government loans on
1913 crop wheat and place purchase
contract wheat under storage loans.
They will be given a storage pay
ment of z cents a bushel for the
1948-49 season and 10 to 11h cents
for the 1949-50 season.
OATS and barley prices probably
will be steady to lower during the
summer unless the new crop outlook
turns unfavorable.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

clining mill consumption since last
fall. Foreign markets have firmed
after declining S to 80 percent from
the winter peak.
Present curtailment probably will
lead to increased mill activity and
stronger mill demand for wool by
fall. Selling now seems warranted
If better than support prices can be
obtained, but, if offers are extreme
ly low, it probably will pay to hold
for a more active market.
WHEAT prices probably will be
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
CASH GRAIN MARKETS ON MAY a

CHICAGO-Wheat: No. 2 red, s2.34A.
low, s1.3s-I.38ai; No. 3 yellow, sI.36%-1.ssI;
No. 4 yellow, si.s2A; No. 5 yellow, s1.22%-
Oats: No. / heavy mixed. toe; No. / heavy
white, 72-74Ac; No. l extra heavy white.
741a-75Ac; No. 1 white. TIC; No. 3 heavy
Barley and rye: No sales.
Soybeans: No. / yellow, s2.38-2.3s; No. 3
yellow, S2.37.
MINNEAPoLIs-wheat: No. dark northern
spring, s2.21A; 12% protein, s2.21H-2.23H;
isg protein. s222A-22sN; AZ protein.
ie% protein, s2 .S5S psSss;n lie premium for
heavy wheat.
Grade discounts: No. 2 dark northern spring,
1-3c; No. 3 dark northern spring, 2-7c; No.
4 dark northern spring, 4-10c; No. S dark
northern spring, 6-16c.
low, si.15-i.2 %; No. 4 yellow, s1.o4M-1.1iM;
No: 5 yellow. so.881A-1 02k
Oats: No. 2 white, 64A-66Ac; No. , white.
s3A-65A; No. 4 white. 5sA-63a4c.
Rye; s1.38-l31.
Barley: so. 92-1.31.
Flaxseed: Nc sales.
Soybeans: s2.20h-2.23h.
CHICAGO-Carloads, average country run,
basis clean, per cwt: timothy, $16-17; red
sweet clover, yellow, sl4-l5.
EGGS AND POULTRY
CHICAGO-Eggs, less than carload lots,
prices received Dy country SnlppeISb per uozen.
Extras. 44-481ac; standards, 44-44hc current
receipts, 43-431 ac; dirties, 41h-42c;. checks,
40K-41c; poultry, live. per pound: hens, 30
31c; broilers, 27-28c; boosters, 1890; fryers,
28-31c; ROSTERS, 23c; ducks, 1920; geese, zoe:
turkeys, 30-35c.
UTTE AND CHEESE
CHICAGO1Creamery, wholesale or selling
prices by first receivers" per ID: AA (93
score) 59azc; A (92 score) 5s-59Ac; B 600
score) 57h-58c; C 55Ha-56c.
NEW K (e3 score) sic; A t2
score) 60-60Ac; B go score) 57h-57s4c; c
55-55hc.
CHICAGOLCheese, wholesale, per h.:
Twins, 31%-324c; single daisies, 331z-35c;
Longhorns, 33H-35Ac.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
BUTTER AND E

One smut ball is estimated to on
tain 5000, 900 to 100000 spores" or
seeds.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
= SIDELINE TOPICS

Lotus Mercury will add Isao Nshimura. speedy
iokuda Drug its this IIideo Iosie
Of our staff will be at rngs report Tommy Umeda
boxing debut here Tuesday night the Civic lee if
Gmeda anything like Carl Alakak another Hawaiian Nsei
who showed he had plenty savvy he should big
with the local fsic crowd if We bowled line or
Portland you II sympaize with the Nse kegers and
kegerees there the sports calendar the biggest event
next month will the World Series but the Nse Veterans
Committee s annual salmon derby Sunday, Oct
scappy ndmg outfits = Maynard Cafe and Richards Jewel
in the Nise Merchants promising youngsters
who day will dethrone the kngpns and speak
ing of basketball again. there's talk that Sci Adac another
leave Tokuda Drug and play for his Presbyterian
fit truer words spoken - Ed Yapee of Cathay
Post 1876: It's the uniform that pointing the
Northwest Times unique bowling shirts don't believe that
the Senate spy hunters will learn 'wot hoppened to the
highly outed Orphans in the Nsei Commercial league in Main
Bowl maybe they re playing possum and building their hand
cap for the long long long basketball chief George
ori will probably ask to direct the girls circuit this
year certainly don't understand
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
Chi JAU Backs
Three Pin Loops

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. l7-Mort
than 200 Nisei bowlers in Chicago
will participate in three Winter
leagues under JACL sponsorship. 1t
was reported by the Midwest Re-
gional office last week.
The leagues will be Northside
Mems League % teams) at the
Gold Coast Bowling Lanes. 1913 N.
Clark Street. on Tuesday nights;
Southside Mems League GA teams)
at the Hyde Park Recreation, 5l22
South Lake Park. on Wednesday
nights; City-Wide Mixed League
Q2 teams) at the Gold Coast Bowl
ing Lanes on Thursday nights.
An elimination tournament during
Winter will determine the top six
bowlers who will represent the Chi
cago JACL in the national bowling
tournament to be held in San Fran
cisco next spring, Jack Koruna,
league chairman, revealed.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
PSGC BEST,
y HAWAHANS
TO MEET sun.

The twenty-five Hawaiian bust
nesSmen- golfers, who were sched-
uled to arrive here yesterday on the
first phase of their pleasure tour
of the Pacific Coast, will get their
first taste of golf on the mainland
when they tangle with a picked
group of Puget Sound Golf Club
members in a team match at West
Seattle golf course on Sunday.
Seven of the visiting Hawaiians
sport single handicaps and may
make it rough for the local top
notchers.
Following the matches. the visi-
tors will be the guests of the Puget
Sound Golf Club at a dinner to be
held at Don Ting, 500 7th So, from
$50 pm.
The starting times and pairings
for the matches will be as follows
first named in each pairing being
from Hawaii
12:00-Misawa VS.. Nagamatsu 5:
Yamaguchi VS.. K. Nakamura g.
12:06-G. Morishige 7 VS.. Okimoto
7. Mizuha VS.. Natori g.
12:12-K. Morishige 7 VS.. F. Ma
kamura 9, Morihara VS.. G.. Shimizu
8.
12:18-Shigemura Q VS.. c. Okada
10. Machida 10, VS.. Nakao 10.
12:24-Yoshikane 10 VS.. Umino Is,
Kira IL VS.. Funai 49,
12;30-Higa 10 VS.. Furukawa Is,
H. Okada Ia VS.. Mimbu Ia.
12:36-Taketan IA VS.. w Naka-
mura Is Senda IA VS. Yamada is.
12:42-Kanda Ia VS.. Momoda is,
Chijimatsu ID VS.. Kinomoto Is.
12:48-Whaley Ia VS.. Saiki II, ORR
ia l6 VS.. DR.. Nakamura II.
12:54-Katagiri 16 VS.. Kihara 20,
Kawaguchi II VS.. Karikomi 20.
1:O0-Dr A. Masuda 10 VS.. Yama-
giwa 81, Sato 20 VS.. T. Yamaguchi
81.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17


Seventh Ave Service and Tad's
Gardening wound up in tie for
first place with their sixth straight
in Nisei Merchants league contests
Thursday night in Main Bowl.
Championship defending Seventh
Ave. Service defeated winless Cathay
Post 1856 by 80 count. and Tad's
slammed the shutout door at Mt.
Baker Cafe Shig Sumioka of Tad's
posted the nights high singles game,
236.
Hattori Realty had to come from
behind to repulse Maynard Cafe.
81 Mas Kuramoto $500 and Fred
Suto (506) spearheaded the Hattori
assault
In other matches. ali of which
ended in 2-1 decisions. 14th Ave.
trimmed Kinoshita's, Richards Jew
elry beat Higashi's, and O. K. Cafe
toppled West Coast. Mob Takasumi
of 14th Ave. hit a sliding Sill series.
The results follow:
Tad's 81 Sumioka 500, Kata-
yama 451, M Shibuya 439. J. Ia
mura 518. Asaba 481; Mt. Baker (O)
-Yamaguchi 448 Soyejima 433, Flu
jita AGO, Horikawa 1865. Niwa 443
Seventh Ave. (3)-Ideta 479, Hi
rayama sos, K. Tamura 469. Mizuki
497, Yamasaki 500: Cathay Post t0)
e. Wong Ais, Eng AGO, Yee 361, D.
Wong 1888, Yaplee 496.
HattOri (2)-Suto 506, Kuramoto
$50. F. Nakagawa 425, Akada 496.
S. Nakagawa 419; Maynard ~ -
Deguchi 459, Iwasak 1853, Jinguji
1906, Edamura 422, Yoshitake sos.
Fourteenth Ave. (2) - Takasumi
Sill, H. Nakashima 425, N. Suyama
507, Hayashi 458, I, Nakashima sos;
KinOshita's ~ = Yaguchi 464, K.
Okada AIS. H. Tanabe 443, D. Ia
nabe 434, Osaka 488.
Richards (2)-Nakamura SOB. B.
Okada 1855, Shimizu 480, Omoto 444
Kawaguchi 459; Higashi's O-Ni-
shimura AL, T. Shimizu 424, Tsuji
412, Tsuboi 425, Higashi 481.
o. X. Cafe (2)-Mihara 1856, va
mazda 497, Hiroo 500, Miyazaki $50,
Nakamichi $50: West Coast ~ -
Kyono 1872, Minato ats, Anal $50
Kanemori 465, Hirai 4l6.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17

Patronize Your Advertisers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
Cage Meeting

Every team interested in enter
ing the Nisei Veterans Committee
sponsored basketball leagues, is
urged to send a representative to
the first general meeting called
by Basketball Director George
HOri for next Wednesday, Sept.
FL, in the dining room of the Sc
attic Buddhist auditorium. The
meeting will begin at 1880 pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
BRIGHT SHIRT
OUTFITS POST
2 TO | WINS
NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
las of Sent. I4)

IAS OF Sept. III
w L
Royal Amusement 5 l
Superior Used Cars S l
PSVGA (Sumner) 4 2
Sakaharas 4 2
Orphans Nambas) 4 2
Puget Sound Laundry CTac) 8 3
Red Front Tavern 8 3
Cathay Post 1856 2 4
FEEDERS Chevrolet 2 4
Jackson Grocery 4
Northwest Times S
18th Ave. Service S
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
SEVENTH AVE-,
TAD'SLEADERS
IN NML PLAY
NISEI MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS
As of Sent Icl


tAs of Sept. 16l
w L
Seventh Ave. Service 6 O
Tad'S n
Hattori's Realty 4 ,
KinoShitaS 4 2
l4th Ave. 4 2
Maynard Cafe 3 3
Richards Jewelry 3 3
o. K. Cafe 2 4
w. C. Printing 3 4
Higashfs l 5
Mt. Baker Cafe 5
Cathay Post 1856 O 6
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
SEPT. 20 SCHEDULE

Alleys l and 2-Red Front Tavern
VS.. PSVGA (Sumner).
Alleys 3 and tRoyal Amusement
VS.. Northwest Times.
Alleys 5 and 6-Puget Sound Laun-
dry CTacoma VS.. 18th Ave. Ser
vice.
Alleys 7 and 8-Superior Used VS..
Jackson Grocery.
Alleys 9 and 10-Sakaharas VS..
Cathay Post 1856.
Alleys II and 12-Fiedler's Chevro-
let VS.. Orphans (Namba's).
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NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
SingleS-Shig Sumioka. Tad's, 236.
SerieS-Mas Kuramoto, Hattori's,
$50.
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. NLSEI CLIPPEkS III ROELNG NAJORS

= 'INHI IIIIIEhS ~ BUEING lNHJURN
Five Nsei who employed in the
ing Arplane Co Airport Way have organized fairly good
bowling and entered oeng Majors which plays
Abe american Bowling Congress rules.
The team, flying the Nse Upper banner not eligible for
bona fide membership Abe Clippers other words
are bowling just to be bowling.
Nevertheless the fact that The Nisei accepted
league is pleasant indication that perhaps future
the Nhe will become eligible for participation ABC competi
ton.
Surely il another step breaking ABCs
discriminatory white males only clause.
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NIGHTS HIGH

Singles-Ben Nakata, Jackson Gro
Gerry, 234.
Series - Hero Nishimoto, Red
Front Tavern, 584.
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Series - Hero Nishimoto, Red
Front Tavern, 584.
The two most colorfully CARRIED
bowling teams in the Nisei CONNER
cial league-Royal Amusement and
Superior Used Cars-continued their
winning ways last Tuesday night in
Main Bowl.
Royal Amusement thraShed Sa-
kahara's, 81, as Ben Sugawara and
Shoichi Suyama maintained their
strong pin busting pace, and Super
ior Used Cars bounced Puget Sound
Laundry CTacoma) by 81 count.
The nights hottest men were Ben
Nakata who rolled a 234 for Jack
son Grocery which bowed to Fled.
ler's Chevrolet. 81, and Hero Nishi-
moto who found the range for a
584 series as Red Front Tavern dun
ked Northwest Times, 81.
In the other contests, Orphans
beat PSVGA (Sumner), 81, and
Cathay Post 1856 trimmed 18th Ave.
Service, also by 81.
The results follow:
Royal Amusement (2) = Iwasaki
451, Yamaguchi 493, Sugawara $50,
Kuranishi 461, Suyama SOS; Saka-
hara's O-Roy Tanagi $40, T. Hi
daka 440, Rick Tanagi 526, Oyama
AIT, Fujiwara 472.
Superior (2)-Sasaki 500, o. Tsu-
chikawa 435, Yokoyama 436, F. Ia
kagi 500, Nomura $50; P. S. Laundry
O-John Asahara sos, Tanabe 448,
Joe Asahara 467, F. Hidaka 400, va
name 1855.
Orphans (2)-Tanaka 504, Militia
467 M Tsuchikawa Att, Namba
443, T. Shibuya 1856; PSvGA d.
Kiyohara AL, Osaki 482, Shigeo
AIS, Maebori 498, Ota 512.
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Red Front Tavern t2)-G. Tanagi
481, Nishimoto 584 Hamasaki 462.
Arita SIP, Fujino 461; N. w. Times
O-Kuniyuki 500. Fukei 5l6. Ia
kemura 1906, Mizuki 400, Yamasaki
Sal.
FEEDERS Chevrolet 2)-Yamamoto
458, Tada 500, Kimura 424. Furuta
$50. Takahashi sos; Jackson Grocery
Ut Nakata 499, Maekawa 476
Momoda AS, B. Nakata SIS. IRA
kawa $40.
Cathay Post t2)-Fung 478, Coon
sos, Mar 1853. Ihashi 493. Chinn
523; Twelfth Ave. Service (D-Na-
gasawa Ala, j. Koga 379. Shiota AIT.
Baba 498, Asaba sos.
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kuniyuki Voted
NCLPreSident

Yukio Kuniyuki, well-known loca
athlete. has been unanimously cleo
ted president of the Nisei CONNER
cial league in Main Bowl.
Kuniyuki, who captains the North.
west Times squad, first gained pro-
minence as a hard-hitting. all-city
first sacker for the now defunct
Broadway high schools baseball
team. He later caught the eyes of
sports fans by winning all-star
honors in community football and
baseball leagues.
Kuniyuki's other cabinet members
are Hero Nishimoto, vice president:
Jimmy Kuranishi. secretary-treas-
urer, and TAX Shibuya sergeant-in-
arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15

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