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The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
CONSUL REUVEN DAFNI
SENDS MESSAGE

The year 500 was a great
year for the Jewish people.
Most spectacular of all, it was
the year hundreds and thou
sands of our displaced breth-
rem found their rightful place,
at last, within the Jewish
State. Thousands more will
come in 571O.
The great"ingathering of ex-
lies" must continue until every
Jew who seeks to live in the
Jewish homeland has been
brought there and successful
Iy integrated into its life and
economy. This sacred trust
cannot be made the response
bility alone of the One-milliOn
hard pressed, hard worked
men and women of Israel. 1t
must be borne, in equal meas
ure at least, by the great Jew
ish community of the United
States-which has responded
before to the call-and must
respond again until the need
has passed. What was started
twelve months ago must not
be halted.
1t is my wish at this holiday
season to assure you that my
government and peOple-that
Israel will not diSappOint you.
/ convey my most sincere
and heartfelt congratulations
and greetings for the New
Year. LeShana Tovo Tikatevu!
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
Huts For Israel

NEW YORK-The first of a
series of QuOnset houses especial
ly designed for Israel cOlOniStS
were shipped to Israel by B'nai
Birth. Each unit contains four
apartments, each providing Amer
ican-standard facilities for on e
family.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
New COOrdinatOr

Avrum M. Hirsch, E. Mabel,
was appointed Merakez (coordi-
nator) for the Tucson area of
Hoaleh, pioneer training organi-
zation for Hechalutz. His assign
ment includes recruiting and
general information.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
RADIO SERVICE OPENS

Andy Branthaver has opened
the Modern Radio Service at 1887
E. 9th. An experienced radio
man, he assures customers he can
take care of all their radio woes,
and his prices are reasonable.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

represent the alley and on the right of which
lay the concealed targets had not yet seen.
Several desperate criminals" Sloan went
on. armed and boasting that they Il never be
taken alive, are hiding either in the apart
ment house or in the row of one-story garages
which adjoins it." Here he indicated the
earthen rampant ooncealing the targets.
''Your instructions are to cover the rear exit
of the apartment house, and to take your post
you must traverse this alley
IAN residents of tho neighborhood
have been evacuated except ono young
lady in the apartment house. She has
refused to leave because she's been waiting
for phone call from her boy friend for eigh-
teen years and doesn't want to miss it.
Remember. your fellow Agents are all around
you and anything can happen! All right.
Agent Jones, ON your way!'
Well, 1 started down the alley. All at once
Continued on page 30
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Among the interesting and versatile gim-
micks with which an FBI Agent has to cope
is what Sloan calls his Surprise Range"
Sloan, as will be detailed later, is full of sur
prises, and he really let himself 60 on this
one. 1t consists of shooting range of II
targets, each ife-sized photograph Of an
individual in action. In the group are four
gangsters, John Dillinger. Baby Face Nelson,
Pretty Boy Floyd and al Brady. Each of
the originals fell to FBI bullets.
0rdoxs fer Raid
lm targets lie fiat in ditch behind ram
part of earth out of sight - and are acti-
waited electrically by remote control so that
Evening star., 1949-10-09

As he spoke he extended his right hand,
which grasped firmly for cordial hand
shake. In split second went flying over
the coach's back. upside down. with both feet
scissorbilled straight up in the air, and no
clear idea of when or how was coming back
to earth. That sort of thing. discovered,
was just routine. never knew when some
body was going to toss me up in the air, or
take something away from me, always vio-
lently. Sometimes they called it Judo;
sometimes defensive tactics; sometimes
''disarming methods, but no matter who did
it and they all could and did i it invari-
ably added up to bruises for Agent Jones.
I'd drawn my badge and gun from Agent
Evening star., 1949-10-09

any one OF them or any combl-
nation of several can be made
to pop up Unexpectedly. As we
approached this interesting
mechanism, I was given my
orders:
Agent Jones, you are about
to participate in a raid. Your
fellow Agents have surrounded
an apartment house at the far
end of this alley" Sloan indi-
Gated a strip of concrete about
SO yards long which was to
Evening star., 1949-10-09


hard on me: at Quantico if you do anything
foolishly dangerous with a weapon, they
grade you on the basis of the worst having
happened. When happened to take my .38
out casually to examine it, l was startled to be
told that, under the rules, I'd just shot off my
right foot. My total bag under this regulation
was both feet shot off three times, and several
of my fellow Agents killed or disabled.
No-oua Joa0s
lHEY finally got pretty worked up about
this business. took my regular gun away and
gave me one with a red handle. The red
handle meant that the only way I could
harm anybody with it would be to throw it
at them, because it wouldn't shoot.
Before they took my gun away though. l
turned in one of the most hair raising per-
formances ever witnessed by large and
jeering gallery of Special Agents. It came
about this way:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
NVC TO GIVE
TROPHIES TO
EIGHT TEARS

Eight teams-four championship,
four runner-up-will be presented
with trophies at the Nisei Veterans
Committee-sponsor basketb III lea
CUES sports dance at $3.50 pm. next
Friday. March 4. in the Buddhist
auditorium, it was announced today
by cage car Henry Yorozn.
The Class AA honors will go to
championship Tokuda Drug ana
runner-up Polka Dots
Other trophies will be awarded to
championship Rissho and runner
up Monarchs in Class B. and cham
pionship WWG's and runner-up
Lotus in the girls circuit.
The Class A pennant chase as yet
has not been finished but. accord
ing to Yorozu, the championship
and runner-up squads will be known
by dance time.
Albert Lefty" Ichihara. live-wire
NVC chairman, will do the honors
of presenting the various trophies.
Yorozu said.
Besides the cups. the winner OF
the John Kawaguchi-Franc XII
noshita inspirational trophy will be
disclosed Kswaguchi and Kinoshita.
both ODea high school students,
were members of the Langendorf
basketball and Plebe baseball teams.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
SNGBO BIG TEN"

fading China Import a. Export
asst Thursday night In SNGBO
match i'm Main Bowl
Tho results follow:
MARTHAS On. Ishikawa 449.
Tkeda 1888. Taniguchi 1878. Maniwa
ass, Sanico 443; CHINA IMPORT
fp-Beppu 435, Yamaguchi 38b,
Okada 4l9. Hamano 437, Numoto
SOP.
OVER THE TOP t2)-Kitayama
45l Hirai 43l, Young SOL. Yoshi-
lima 4d8, Lew 473; STOP N SHOP
'2-Sakanashi 478, Sakai 319. Nagai
t3i, p Tanaka 1854. Yoshida 436.
GYOKKO KEN (2)-Pat Tanaka
$50, Kojima 1921, Dol 408. Nishjgu-
Chi 416 F Ishikawa 434 TAKANO
STUDIO t2)-Yamamoto 465. Shi
mi2u 1888 D. Kodama 1927. Kawa-
euchi 1896, Konishi AS.
TOKUDA ORG 4)-Hidaka 374
K Yckoyama 1886. Hirano 473 Terao
469 T. Yokoyama 444 NEW
CHINATOWN (W-S. Kodama 383
7 Nakauchi 354 M. Kodama 3i5
Kageyama AIT. r Nakauchi 1853
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
Big Crowds Enjoy
'49 Boat Show

The greatest boat show in the
West is playing to capacity crowds
at thF ield Artillery Armory, Third
Avenue North and Harrison Street,
this week.
The 1949 Boat Show and Marine
Exposition, sponsored by the Paci-
fic Northwest Marine Dealers Asso-
citation. opened last Saturday and
will continue through this Sunday
Feb I'D.
Visiting the exposition are visitors
from every part of the country. who
have tabled the Seattle show as
the second greatest boat show In
he country. second only to the New
York show.
More than million dollars worth
OF marine equipment has been on
display, including pleasure cruisers,
sail boats. fishing craft. marine en-
gines boat equipment and sporting
gear.
The gigantic production is one of
the most complete shows ever staged
in this area Each evening has feat
ured a new colorful attraction.
One of the most popular features
OF the entire show has been the
University of Washington eight
cared shell, which won the Pough-
keepsie Regatta last summer. The
"Winlock Miller was presented Sat-
urday evening by its builder. George
Pocock, and has remained on dis
play for the duration of the show.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26

l. Il - known of he Chic 90
cam. cut this team is reputed Ia
ne composed of the top-averag,
bowlers in the Chicago league.
Sine high averages mean nothing
when pc, antially strong kee lers
clash. the following teams will hC
On hand to try 70 upset Inc pre-
ourn ment favcrites: Denvers Ca
thay Pos, tS74), Main Bowl OF
Seattle 1887 and Yoshida Insur-
ance of San Francisco 1867. san
lose will floor two teams, PocatellC
S repreSen ed b. Pen S8 and Como.
o Oil. and Idaho Falls has sent III
;Wo entries, one of which took q
Wprise fourth last year even though
I entered with the lowest-team ave
age of the 80 teams entered. Den.
argo Box currently leading tn,
Denver league. and the Denye,
iACL team comes with Cathay
Fost 5 to give Denver three entries
he Yamada Company team. Lone
each League champion Ogden
1ACL and a team from Fresno
ound out he travelling teams.
Local Salt Lake City team ent-
les are Pagoda 1867. Aloha Foun-
'9in 1867. Modern Garage 686l
y W Sunrise Market, Pacific Citi-
90. Tuxedo Cafe. Hubbard Drug
rcrashima Strdio, Dawn Noodle
81 Zion Motors.
Teams will be divided into three
1uads and team matches will be
lid on Saturday. March 5.
Added to the tournament will be
i featured seven-game IA alley
ngles classic on Friday. March 4
The tournament VIII BE- climaxeu
With an award dhlner-dance in
Tub Continental DR.. Jun Kurumada
no is making arrangements for the
inner dance announced that Lyle
1urisaki. Jr., his been named mas
err of ceremonies.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
Learn TO Swim
At WV, Girls

Another series of classes in swim
ming. tennis and golf will start at
the YWCA. next week. Lucille
Lang of the Health Education de-
partment has announced.
Swimming instruction will be Of
fered both daytime and evening to
beginner. intermediate and advan-
ced students. A special golf course
fol homewomen will be given at
2 pm. on Wednesdays, md evening
instruction will be at 7:30 pm.
Tennis classes will be- at | pm. on
Wednesdays and pm. on Thurs
days
A WV medical examination is
required for these courses For fur
ther Information, phone Eliot 1900,
extension 8.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
Printers Smear
Hattori Keglers

West Coast Printing regained
rst place in the City Merchants
ague Thursday by trouncing Hat
r. Realty, 81, in Main Bowl. The
!rinters Nobi Kyono rolling from
y anchor position, socked the pins
'or the nights high 576 series TAX
Asaba's 225 for Tads was the high
'ngles score.
The results follow:
WEST COAST as. Nakaga wa
518 F Nakagawa SGT, Minato ATS,
Arita 503, Kyono 576; HATrORI'S
u--Suto SOB Naito 476, Matsuzaii
486. Kuramoto ATT. Akada $40.
SEVENTH AVE SERVICE o.
Hirayama 489 K Tamura 494. Shi-
ota 451. Ideta 1874 Mizuki 461 :;
RICHARDS JEWELRY D-Ka-
waguchi 500. Nagamatsu 362, Okada
Ale, x Tada 1922. Nakamura 486.
JACKSON GROCERY OF.
Nakata SAT, Maekawa 49J. B. Ma
kara 500 Fliijmotc 49O. Ihashi 463:
o K. CAFE n-Nakamichi 521.
Yamada al Hiroo 444, Miva zaki
404. Takemura SOC
TABS (2)-Asaba $40. M Shibu-
~ SIG Katayama 473 J Tamura
d51. S"mioka 423; KASH1WAGI'S
f2I-Nakashlma 1872 Havashi 5O7
Fl. Takagi 425 Kanemori 452. Su-
oawara 5l2.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Gngles-Tom Hirai, NV. Times.
o23
Ser!es-Ka7 Yamasaki, N. w
Ives. 618.
K7z Yamasaki and Tom Hirai
firing 618 and SOS series respec-
lively put Northwest Times on the
top rung of the Nisei Commercial
league Tuesday night in Main Bowl
To shut out Over the Top Bever-
age. 80, the Timesmen posted 9l0~
99-887 for a scratch 1869 series
lie" the Top had 1923.
Bill Tanaka's 61O and TAX Shibu-
as 554 we're the beveragemen :
:hest efforts.
The results follow
NV TIMES (3-G. Tanagi 486.
lishimoto SIT, Kuniyuki $40, Yama
Xxi 618. Hirai SOS; OVER THE TOT
O-Tanaka 610, Nitta 494, Ihasl
SO Namba 500, T. Shibuya 554.
SHANTY INN 2)-Kuranishi
152, Asaba 447, Arita 500, Urakawa
90, Tsuji 500; PSVGA D-Iwa-
1aki $50, r. Kiyohara $50, Ota 430
Yamaguchi 484, Maebori 551.
P. S LAUNDRY (O--John Asa
'lara 48O, Shigeo 483, Tanabe 545,
Joe Asahara 512, F. Hidaka 538;
MAIN DRUG O-Furuta 440, T.
Iidaka Alb, Tada 431, Kimura 500
akahashi 535.
SAKAHARA'S t2)-S. Suyama
,46, Rick Tansgi 461, Roy Tanagi
523 Oyama SIS. Fujiwara 484;
TWELFTH AVE. Dbl. Koga ATT
Shiota 418, Nagasawa All. Taxa
yoshi 428. Mizuki 524
HIGASHI'S (2)-Hamasskl $40
Minato 465. Nishimura 413, Shimizu
400 Tsuboi 425 INTERNATIONAL
REALTY D-Segimoto SIT, Yama-
moto 442, Yokoyama 439, F. Takagi
$50. Nomura 437.
CATHAY POST (3-Eng All
Coon 458, Yaplee 488, Poy ALB, j.
Chin 534; CITY PRODUCE O-
Sasaki 407, N. Suyama 486, C. Niiws
467, Nagamatsu 1866, Amano 1872.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
Salt Lake Awaits Tenpin Experts

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Feb. &c
lie cream of the nations Nisei
oowlSrs Will head for Salt Lake City
.ome March 4, and 6. to vie for
top hcnors in the National JACL
owl ng Tournament
AS the de dime for entries ex-
oired. Tournament Secretary Bill
honda revealed that Sc teams wer.
inferred in this years blue ribbor
.lassic of Nisei bowldom.
Leading the parade of entries =
he defending champion Okad3 In
'urance team Of Salt Lake City Tt
Okadas sporting a 913 team average
re cunning to lepeat their las
years victory and show that THEN
miserable showing in the recen'
Northwest Classic was only a fluke
The Okadas have faced little COM
edition In the Salt Lake League ana
re ahead by the comfortable ma
in of twenty wins. Steady Doc Jun
Smumada PAGES the Okadas with
1873 average and is supported b,
TAXI Kaizumi. George Kishida. T q
-ako and Sho Hiraizumi.
Seattle's Over The Top Beverage
am goes into the Tournament with
he highest aver ge of 916. On IL,
cams roster are Tom Namba, Tai
shibuya, Tux Tada. Pruney Tsui.
nd Bill Tanaka.
Pressing for top honors will !.
our te ms from Los Angeles. TIL
1. & F. Company packing a 81.
nj the Robertson Nursery will be
wo teams to watch. Tok Ishizawa
With a 1913 average bolstered b
Shorty Tanaka and Harley Kusu-
motto, Bowman Chung and Tao
mazda comprise the H. & F. out
I. Tanaka Is the defending 1948
III Events champ while Kusumoto
ijlds The current national singles
own vi h 4 mighty 676 effort last
car George Kobo, long considered
mong the top Nisei bowlers in the
ountrv. leads the Robertson Nur-
cry aggregation which c7rries az
ven 900 average and will be one OF
he favorites to press for All Event,
lonors Teamed with Kobo (l83,
re George Yasukochi $3.50. Yo
Nomura, George Takeuchi and Kaa
xstayama, all in The high 17n
Fady's Service and Young Abe A
tells o88D complete the Los Anoe
IS entries.
From Honolulu will come a powe
full 900 team led by Hal Ogata who
carried the highest individual aver
age of the tournament entrants with
1856. The members of this team arc
the survivors of special 60-game
island tourney conducted by Ed
Matsueda. II Is reported that Ogata
maintained 1913 average during
The tournament.
Shima Transfer 5000. current
leaders of the San Francisco Lea
que and runner ups in the North
west Classic. will make its bid with
Gish Endo, Dick Ikeda, Fuzzy Shi-
mazda. Tats Nagase, and Bill Takeda.
Boise Valley JACL will be ably
represented by a tenn whose men,
bere all average in the l8o's with a
team AVERAGE OF GOT. johnny Kuro-
da. Shig NishimoIo. Frank Tani-
lsuni Sam Kora and Bill Nishioka.
Champion of the Northwest Clas-
sic is the jacket & ROGERS team out
of Ontario. Oregon. led bv Yulene
Takai. Northwest all-evcnts champ
ION, and Sbie uironak'. 1947 all
events charcpion Other morbers Of
The team are Rov Hashitani. George
Hironaka and Min Nakamura.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
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Parting Shots on N w Cage Tournament

ev 1Nonc mott" d the improved play OF
Kay Sato and Richard Tsnii of cousolation-win-
ming Mercury if til lanky men of Porland's
American Auto had Happy Lte and few more
reserves. Tokuda Drug might have dropped the
championship Ted Nakanishi, White Rivers
contribution to the Nuggets. was a good example
of seasoned blackboard controller TAX Nj
vahar;a at the mike throughout tire tourney
and he did finer job Of announcing than the man
who fumbled in the s attic Pro-lIarlem Globe
Trotter affair team which was cntire
outclassed was you-knoW- that-fv from Oregon
once-great Bob Kurmura donned a uniform
for his Spokane Beacon Cleaners but the cleaners
noscd out by Seattlc's Polka Dots in the Sat
urday features Klrimura was bit shadow Of tho
shiny Midget star who vowed Californians with
his dribbling years ago although he IS get
ting bit bald on the noggin Whiz Wong still is
a whz of shot as he parted the net frequ ntly fo
American Auto Lotus. which beat champ
ionship WIGS in an exhibition, may not have the
sharpest girls basketball team, but it probably
ranks as having the braniest; its Ets lchikawa
was one of the top-ranlng students at Garfield,
and now it's Marianne Otosh, we understand IS
a straight "a scholar ~ the same school
for fellow poundinp 10 door of thrtcs Art
Louie of Polka Dots certainly moved around okay
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
NAMED ALL-CTTY MAN

Ray 500, Chinese American spark
rlug of high school basketball
championship Garfield quintet. was
named string all-city man by
the Seattle Post-Inteiligencer this
week.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
PING PONG DEADLINE
CHANGED TO MARCH A

Deadline to enter the Rissho ping
pong tournament has been extended
from Feb. 20 to March 4, 1t has been
announced.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
Rissho to Honor
3 Champions

Rissho YBA will give a banquet
for the B League championship
RisSho basketball team, at $3.50 pm.
Saturday, Feb. 26, in Gyokko-Ken
Cafe. All Rissho team members are
urged to attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
'BullfrOg' Leads
Tourney Scorers

Roy "Bullirog" Suzuki Of Beacoi.
Cleaners, Spokane, topped ali
coint-get. ers in the third annual
Northwest Nisel Invitational Basket
ii Tournament held last week.
M in the Seattle Buddhist audi
a9.lm. ii was disclosed today.
Suzuki, who participated in three
James. scored 81 points for a l2.l
.ferage per game.
Mickey Tamiyasu, American Auto
ar from Portland, Greg, hit the
hoop for 81 points in three games
or 10.l average per game.
The tournament Sharpshooters
OllOW.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
u. w. WRESTLING KING

Bill Tarabe this week was crown
cd bantamweight wrestling champ
ION IN the intramural ranks at the
University of w shington.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26

How weak a thing Is 2entility. II
4 WANTS virtIIei--Ftiller
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
THE AFTERNOON MAIL
Fujino Is Tallcst eager in City
Toronto II, Ont, Canada

Toronto II, Ont, Canada
Sir:
We have one Nsci here who is 6 3" and wish
to establish where he stands in regard to height
As yet we have not uncovered anyone OF his sta
tus or higher. Perhaps you know of someone taller
If so, l would appreciate any information you may
furnish me.
Very truly yours,
ToNo Takata.
The tallcst Nisei basketball player in this area
is Manabu Fujino, g. l 12'', of Tokuda Drug. Your
g. 80 man is quite big man, Miss Takata.
Get Advice from Pro- Henry
Dear sir:
am beginning golfer and would like some
tips on the purchase of clubs.
| of average Niscl staturc-5 feet 8 inches,
1875 pounds | find it nee ss;ly to choke the reg
uar length m II clubs ahGut ar inch so. Is there
any disadvantage in choking clubs? understand
that at one time one of tlc golf club manufacture
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
Martha'S Bleach
Gle. LaSSiies
SNGBO STANDINGS

SNGBO STANDINGS
las Of Feb 25)
w l.
China Import e. Export 70 "a
Martha's Beauty Shop so 80
Over the Top Beverage So 40
Takano Studio 46 so
Stop II Shop As SO
Tokuda Drug As 81
Gyokko Ken 33 SO
New Chinatown 26 10
NIGHTS HIGH
Sineles-Mary Maniwa Martha's.
1913.
series--Jean Numoto, Gle. sos
Mary Maniwa of Martha's Beauty
Shop hit a high 1893 game to aid
her teams 81 triumph over league
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26
TIM ES TOPS
ALE OUTFIT
IN mel TILT
NISEI C0AsnlLRS IAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
las of Feb. 23)

w J.
ierthwesi Times AZ %
e. tn rcp Beverage 46 20
Iain Drug A 81
Sakahars's A 81
-hanty Inn 43 80
7s.V.GA (Sumner) AZ 80
S Laundry tTacoma) 81 80
n irrational Realty SO 80
sathay Post 1876 "a Al
'1igashi's 80 AZ
2 h Ave Service 2e 40
Ctv Produce II IS
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-26

NIGHTS HIGH
Gingles-Tom Hirai, NV. Times.
po3
Serlcs-Ka7 Yamasaki. N. w.
Ives. 618.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Children Chew .PeniciIIin

Penicillin chewing gum is being
given to school children in the
marshland rural district of Nor
folk. England, to guard against
scarlet fever.
Evening star., 1949-07-04

@. Do you think am justified
in telling my child not to argue
with me?
A. Certainly not. Don't be so
hostile to free speech There are
many reasons why a child ar
CUES, and some of them are good
reasons. Sometimes it's because
the parent is not minding his
own business! He's trying to in
terfere in something which the
child should rightfully decide for
himself.
@. I went with a girl for some
months; then she began to give
me the runaroumd. I'm crazy
about her. Do you think it's
worth while for me to keep after
her and let her keep turning me
down?
A. Doesn't sound like a promis-
ing lead. Courtship is continual
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Modern MARRIAGE
Some Questions About Young People;
Let Children Be Partners in Home
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

@. You say children should be
made to feel that they are part
ners in their own home. How?
A. Separate allowance. Share
in buying. Share in decisions af-
fecting all, as through the family
council. Plenty of opportunities
to entertain their own friends.
O. Heard a radio speaker say
marriage failures weren't really
marriage failures, but courtshlp
failures. What did he mean?
A. I suppose he thought (and
I agree) that with longer &C
ouaintance before engagement,
more care in choice of a mate. less
heavy petting and arousal OF
emotion which is mistaken Tor
love and respect, peo-
pie would go into marriage ready
to succeed instead of fail.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Won0en's
Clubs
Press Unit to Fete
MRS. Mestu at
sTeo on Friday

d Mrs. Perle Mesta, newly ap-
pointed Minister to Luxembourg,
VIM be entertained by the Ma
tional Woman's Press Club at a
tea to be given on Friday at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Women members of Congress, as
well as other women leaders IN
Government, will be among the
guests.
Mrs. c. P. Mcdonald of Alex
andria has been elected president
of the newly organized Virginia
State Chapter of the PEG Sister
hood. Her election took place at
q convoeation of Virginia chap
ters held at Old Point Comfort
last week.
Other new officers of the Or
ganization are Mrs. Philip M.
Browning of Richmond, first vice
president; Mrs. T. A. Harris of
Hampton. second vice president;
Mrs. H. j. Duncan of Alexandria,
organizer: Mrs. Rex F. Hinshaw
of Falls Church, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. J. P. Gwyn of Norfolk,
corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
Julian j. Masters of Arlington,
treasurer.
Capt. Howard T. Orville, U. S. NJ.
chief of the Naval Astrological Sec
ton. will speak on free balloon
racing at meeting of the
Women's Naval Reserve Unit to
he held at 7:30 pm. Thursday at
Wave Quarters I, West Potomac
Park. Outstanding in the field of
naval aerology. Capt. Orville is
also a noted free balloonist and
lighter-than-air pilot.