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The Nome nugget., 1949-06-06
Wednesday. June 8. l949

Wednesday. June 8. ls4s 700 a.m.-Melody Round-Up 7:15-Morning Devotions 7:30-Musical Clock 8:00-NeWs 9:05-Fred Waring 8:30-Record Shop 9:00-Morning Melodies 9:l5-G I live 9:30-Jack Berch 9:45-Chiquita 10:00-News 10:05-Turntable Time 10:30-"I & E" Special 11:0O-News 11:05-ImpreSSions In Melody 11:30-Album Music 11:45-Personal Album Noon-V Disc Varieties l2:30-News 12:35-Serenade 12:45-At Ease 1:00-Around the World in His
 tory
 1:15-Club Fifteen 1:30-You'll Be Surprised 2:00-Musical Varieties 2:30-Just Jazz 3:O0-Matinee Melodies 4:00-Solitary Singer 4:15-Today's American 4:30-One Night Stand 5:00-Serenade Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-06

Frank Rice. Teller mining man, returned to Nome yesterday, hav- ing spent the winter in the States.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-06

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Evening star., 1949-04-17

ped by an ageai ~Sorveg llAG.EA -
and consigned 70 uaoisclosed PEI
sons-
Another Shsprsen. O. ! 900 tors
came from Genoa or tese Mario
Lsouse two months ago II was
shipped by Benasco and LAYArrIlo
These two large shipments are be
ing traced through 8 uaAse o. deAT-
inss IN various parts oi Europe
customs officials say.
Dennis Cross. British co;asa!
here. says there are 10 records
available concerning the orlxln o.
any OF the fertilizer but that his
office IS interested in the if1yeSt1s&- =
t.on. There IS no American consul
on this island
Other tomato growers Say they
have been offered sulphate os am
Evening star., 1949-04-17

are in the strange position Of as
suring Spanish authorities that
the ammonia is Of ECA origin and
that it was bought clandestinely
in the European market. Spain
has no legal objection 70 such pur-
chases.
Il bought 1000 900 pounds Of
fertilizer in Rome with the assur-
ance that 1t was ECA black mar
ket." a tomato grower told me,
Il was given assurance that there
would be no custom trouble be-
cause of satellite suspicious. But
1t is still on the dock under in
vestigation. I paid so pounds
sterling 5000 a ton for it. That
is s10o, 900 more than double the
normal price"
Canary island tomato growers
Evening star., 1949-04-17

himself known since II arrived tao
months ago.
Inquiry AZ Barcelona hrough;
the disclosure that the sulphAte
was shipped TO Spain from Genoa.
Italy. on the Isia De Colurnhretes
Inquiry n Genoa brought the
information that the fertilizer ac-
tually vas owned by q company
named 'Kupsch" In Amsterdam
The Spanish are now asking
Kupsch about its origin.
An inspection Of the 1000 bags
shows they were packed in sacks
bearing the mark OF Montecatin!
OF Milan. Italy.
A shipment OF 500 tons came
here from the free territory of
Trieste. now q buffer between
Yugosiayia and Italy. II was ship
Evening star., 1949-04-17
EASTER WEEKEND
BARGAINS
80 Fcfd eps Z ana h ~ aas
40 Fafd s~dy r and b ! 600
OTHER BARGAINS
Don'f believe ~ Come and zee
FORDS
AuroMosilEs WANTED

Z VIII ras ALI cAsH fer t5ssn
ears. new or uxe6s Cal nss nes g
eriss az cash sslitns GENT
ctsTt tEHzRhY. 1890 henains -
rms u = ss ArrsaL t. en-. ~ts has
) Ja-sz mode car thai has s.s.r
enc vAo Eli esatlnas . tr.ss Il
sci. No esslers NJ. asso after 9.
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...lss Il T.af Taiss:iE is.s In s5rons fss So: =
ton. sfio r. l. srs. Es~ or 1888
iwotIn lukf TO nrr . rio. eis.a
saf fes RI sAsh. Prs nSss se fsAs
IN TE INN siI.sl p rs,is is'i l., ,sus ca.
shsr ssia b ~ osF t.s = s2s,
csi o. sezs e rsosAllD MOTORS.
orss II vases iaFEsfi ss1 rstissss
ss.'ss. &C.. a. II Il pa pss sss s.s as sssif' SIS
eess- -wss ears sss aiss pst-wsr sssa
WI pa vfsgYssss sffsss Fs's
NJ Can IsE ard 49, Sec ears sa
@ sss'., IN t, s,,,' Pc s.. s &c 8 IL t.s 'ss ~
s~fTs 9ssh e. afaassry 81 sssss 70
& i IL McTpRs itysi isakesas-
cars fc as Ds~h ssfs- ans S4S-
-Nfs VIM aIss- ness $50 fss
ysas car Ne esaas os~@ . slm g
ss O. VIZ 1<s xsssss6aa sssssa Y sss rssss.
soaa cas- ron rocn cAx- nes
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asa ses sssa WOLF NyICM&
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FOE0 1858 eanFssfzhas s.ss ss ~
sasd seassfssn- vi sssl.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

Ioa.A ty SSer&, cafacss-ss - .tA,y
In tso cAscs ttse prospective pggt
st2ASerx requested Ira. t1s @. tk:r
- The Su1ps}ais e~ es&AaSASsss1 By
fore egy2ng They Szr sasey tz&sr
received no s4Et12ss s:esssss,stsryycr
from tf1e CEN 1pAnsrx
Ss.lphA.e o! ammonia = -s1.Xr>4
with water 4Sca "a .rT4ga.s To-
raA3a plAnsA:lcrl& J, wAs !sIpas-
able 10 SET u dGy4Eg tie Ma and
the quota hAS t~r~n extremely sErAi.
S4ncs tAcT.
We must have st of our yi~td
all erop e@Ick.y SAD oss gEysv-
e.. II - Necessary - rgy Il Ayas
place se can. II We car set ECA
Sulp.la,s the Spanish euyrgGnssia;
should oe happy II srtS tE~-
Gasndot2& revenues from CIR ctpa
Evening star., 1949-04-17

T7at o,sx .nAi 3ls; G. TXA .r-zss-.- /.
s.asTs 20 ls&sv :as3rs te a2ess ssv
sl4sssgsAts q assEaezs.a n ssas ssssvy.
$500 eao wusss ct FsgtsAtss b.; rs
So ,EatAIFs
Customs OK as say lax ss3tatr
- lEssEssssts sysastrs tcE Gse CAEsA.-
ara arr n~Lag hs53 IN MeSsslrse -
Frza gcst2 ~uta ilas pzv~sss o.,
eeztlsAtssn II eHraaleiea AEst -
government Arssss<sFases . srS 4sasss
~ DEANS A FstsSesAAs brad
@. the nCA .cSsa A:sss AgtscG.'4sv
sxc tasa hxrr sAla yrss3rrStss -
tad heard no 'rpsEF. 81 esAsA
gaA Sst Sales os ArnssSs2E2ra ty&5.
p,aage sog reAAar IN Ss4sALa 81 e5Fyey
outside Ilse Iagss&A.l
plan.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

are unable to buy fertilizer through
Washington. One showed me q
letter he received from Washing
ton stating that SPANS very small
quota had been purchased by the
Spanish government and that no
more was available.
Purchaser StiIl Unknown.
One shipment Of 100 tons held
by customs officials here has an
interesting history. I discovered
after two weeks Of efforts TO learn
its origin.
1t was shipped here from Bar
celona by Hijos De NJ. Condeminas
on the CondeSado with the in
struction that an 'undisclosed
purchaser would ask for its deliv-
cry" The purchaser has not made
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Canary Islands Shipments Hint
Black Market in ECA Goods

Today more than $500, 900
pounds of sulphate of ammonia
worth about 1920. 900 is stacked
UP In customs here pending a
Spanish government investigation
of its origin.
Spain is trying to make certain
that the fertilizer did not come
from Soviet satellite countries
with which it has severed trade
relations.
The purchasers, at this point,
Evening star., 1949-04-17
BY Ernie Hill
Foreign Correspondent Of The ssor end
the Chieoao Dolly News

LAS PALMAS. Canary Islands,
April 16.-FertiliZer distributed in
Europe under the Economic Co.
operation Administration is being
sold into an international black
market for resale into countries
outside the Marshall program. to-
mato growers in these Spanish
proyinces contend.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

bN NJ tAlNNN
Pursuant to decree II its Clssatt
Court fcs Csltvyi Ce9bts ERAsea
ia the case st C9NfsuH 7 hfssasN
81 81 70 JRpab X hfteneH. A. ~ al,
kaviis No i4ls ~ hAta sSuFls tAss
undersigned Trustees BANsa IN ass9
decree stil ssii Et sntiie aah st
ths coar,hesves a9sf o. fylngs trse.
81 80 o cisck n; all tkAt bsFtst
81 land llHAts wins and befna 10
the F}TEt ElSetiBa 9iEttlFt ~ Cal.
NetE Eagntt ou NJ iseSnstds Greed,
eontRlHIns zoo krFsa mere eT tssAg
btluR the psobefig whereof EvsFett
Z BfeedFH ard Asnismtn H4seAefl
died ssi&ss ann p0tsekAss Thts
property u improved b. . FsfF ED
Colonial a~riitns ard su1bHiidtDst
This pfoptftt has he~T iAfmse 10
Gpii the pee, fsst snd hss ftegt
Of Akupi $ btn tees an ~ tsasp fss
tfrea and sboNi / htso Iest "a .
iAtEr cove which mskst W 10 Ire
south EldP Of The ptppfsts Thss
farm Ia tassllF sitastsd fer isFHftns
sra trssas itssii eel te sghasrisieB
Ths trustee rHEsfslps tAs rskhi -
reject sRs Sne all bi6l IfJm4 ~
tsl4 Cash uDon Nnai Fktth' fspa
of the kals kY the CirCgI Gear fpf
Calvert CounfS A tssk aelsas la ~
BOO 90 StH b. tlr%ttFsf ~ rs
esa ui ne sale Z MltsaTH 4pBh-
son 1Jpkles HIhtfRjE ltfe)u
fOuNp ItGAtss AHl -
Evening star., 1949-04-17
AUToMosilEs FoR SALE

sTtDEaAkER 1859 e-a' -ns ea.
eaiy SsI95 wnLIAMs 4 aAKKR
NASH ssle ~ 81. as NO, s7tn
rsaio el!msEsEsF. Sesi eosers. Eosd
TEeSsr ef2-lns coEariezety etrT-
heSlee recently: sSoo casa. VI
siuDEBAkER ls4s Rssal s-ar
sTIDEsakrR is4s R.ral as uAe
osnnAadsT Land Cruiser: another
leH-ri. i-eEne' car eeaut Esri-
matixer exquisite upholstery Ana
interior trim. ih1s mosi popular car
D BrTI ER, Ike ii2i sla II
radio ssaier. tssS sssS eoSers ceess IaSs Ssl's.
$500 :, 455' caB T IL, oSsS .esk- i
sTTDEBAkEK is4e Champion dbis =
dater club cpe beautiful ngh, SAss
Ereen. : and b perfect tFAnSp
absolutely psEisc' mechanically only
81 .o25 The name Mckee Is your
guarantee MCKEE PONTIAC.
rlkR.pL.>n is !, nT Isas NJ uuo.SS e.SS =, ls .,
make an offer. HI $3.50 --ls
wILLis lpi5 station WAGon eyeTdT
IN good condition real buy al
II o95, terms HOYLE MOTOR
SALES l5+5 Que st, NV Du 1900
wnLYs le47 station wagon iox
mileage, excellent condition, heater
sl,l95. terms MITCHELL s MO-
TORS, INC 1;.2 Second ST NV
tAt Constitution ave-, EX. 5iOS
--l9
WnLYs 1910 coupe looks ana runs
good $3.50. terms MITCHELL S MO-
TORS, INC. 80. Second st nv tat
Constitution ave J. EX 4lo5 10
wLLYS 32 6-cyl.: motor in soo4a
shape; $50 UN 3665. 4@07
NH, Gath; = Mt Rainier ,o,.
good condition. 1925 or best oter
Ii 2945 II
WILLS JEEP station wagon ~. for
those who have q larEe family or
gear TO carry. This Is the answer
- l45. - down and terms. GRADY
MOTORS. INC, Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 1909 Wis, ave. OIL 1900
Open Sun IA tn ~
Evening star., 1949-04-17
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saFng ysFe 1A#u
Evening star., 1949-04-17
All - ~ spt " ~
PUBLIC AUCTION
rHrsrr,. $40 2..sM,sHah

Williams sttrIns Hotks
cts NFN Nohh ANI
fHls JNF@f}AN APBiF sstE EFM
Aaf}ioussfs EAnns SA ~HtH ~
Evening star., 1949-04-17
WEEKEND SPECIALS

Shope in comfort at washington' 8
LARGEST indoor showroon1s. We try
10 keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radio.
and heaters: easily financed and II
your car exceeds the down payment
we pay you cash difference. Open
weekdays till o. Sat. I'll b. Sun.
10 10 5.
HILL & TIBBTTTS
iii4 Vermont Ave. NV. wash. .
Oldest Ford Deaier. MA. $3.50. lis
Evening star., 1949-04-17
"Peake-C -Conditioned'
. PEAKE 81 AIssi: MOTOR 4 e5 co.
Oh soro-PLY,aouTH pEALEa

443a Wisconsin Are. NV. On. 2t.03.
BUICK ig4s Roadmaster ceny.: color
green: leather upholstered through
cut. whifewaii tires. ccmpseteD
equlppe6: Sery low nglsaEe. &9-3N5-
HYATTSVILLE-BUICK
s3es Baltic. Ave. Eyests-. Nd VA
1850.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
al HUDSON

Super ''6" 2-door sedan. Driven less
than 10. 900 mi; perfect cond new
car guarantee. $l,i95, terms and
Evening star., 1949-04-17

PONTIAC 1e4s streamliner: black.
seat covers; r. and h.. foslishts.
Wv. tires. low mileage. perfect con-
PONTIAC 1889 2-dr.; clean car: sac
rtflce today. S4a5. KIRK MOTOR
CO.. 1000 Georgia ave. ia. $500.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
PLYMOUTH
miles; Sill
Emerson st
PLYMOUTH

carry our
Why take
buy one Of
ed cars. Ct
choice, ST.:
CO. tChr
IY0S Good
Evening star., 1949-04-17

PONTIAC 1947 ''6" 4-door: blue itn-
ish, loaded with equipment. low mile
age and in immaculate cond.
duced price of 81 .4a5: 5-dav trial
exchange period. MAYFLOWER MO-
TORS. 1928 18th st. NV. RE. 0303.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

The purchasers, at this poin
Evening star., 1949-02-11

Another sensational buy from Lacy's February
Parade of Values. Clear, steady and brilliant
television on this 26.square.inch screen. Sooth.
ingy silent FM radio no static, no fading from
casts too Efficient automatic record changer that
can play twelve 10" or ten II" records at load
ing. Precious metal needle mounted in nylon for
reduction of surface noise. And, there is ample
storage space for records For hours of home
entertainment to please your family and friends
>. for handsome, hand.rubbed mahogany console
cabinet to enhance your living room -. you could
find no greater value at this remarkable price.
See this star from the February Parade of Values
at any of Lacys 4 conveniently located stores.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Miscellaneous
Shower Honoring
Miss Buckley

Monday evening Miss Betty
Jean Robinson was hostess at a
miscellaneous shower at her home
on N. Pascagoula street honoring
Miss Frances Buckley, a bride
to-be whose marriage to James
7. Hobby was to an event of the
week.
Mrs. p. j. Higginsbotham as
sisted Miss Robinson direct games
in which prizes were won by Miss
Vivi Moore and Mrs. Dodds Doug
las, a visitor from Fort Worth,
Tex.
The hostess used a fictitious
phone call to lure Miss Buckley
from the room and placed a tray
piled with beribboned packages
before Miss Buckley's chair.
Afterwards the guests were in
vited to the dining room where
refreshments were served with
Mrs. NJ. M. Flechas, Jr.. sister of
Mr.. Hobby, presided over the
punch bowl.
The guest list included Mes
DANES E. C. Buckley and B. B.
Hobby, mothers of the bride and
groom-to-be, Mrs. Neil McLaurin
of Port Arthur, Tex, Miss Buck
ley's sister and about Is former
school mates of the honoree.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
BY JACK HANCOCK

North Mississippi moved back
into the states oil-and-gas spot
light this week, with the discov-
cry of a new pool or reservoir in
the ten-year old Tinsley field of
Yazoo county - site of the states
first oil strike.
While drilling a twin we'll"
south of the main Northwest
Southeast fault in the field. in an
attempt to get production from
the Perry and Stevens sands
which r known producers in
the area - the drillers went be-
low the Stevens sand and found
production in the Lammon sand.
This formation had not previous
ly produced in the south area, and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

left after an Olympisn game of
marbles.
In 1943 the valley had what
is believed TO be the biggest man
made flood in history. May 10
British bombers preached tn e
Mohn dam.
Most of the houses swept away
have been rebuilt. Their bright
newness contrasts with the rust
ing metal of destroyed factories,
Even today it is not known eS-
actly how many people died IN
the flood. But those who worked
there after the attack recall that
the victims ~totalled between L.
700 and 1900 dead. The dam IL
self was repaired by men work
ing day and night for three
months. This was a vital water
source for the wal industries of
the Ruhr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. c. Wise.
Mrs. Thelma Whatley and
daughter of Helena and Ernest
Guidry of Patterson, La, visited
the P. A. Whatleys Sunday.
Mrs. r. ". Harris of New York
visited a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. T. H. Hatcher, and
Mr.. Hatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Linder, Jr.,
had as weekend visitors Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Fordren of Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II. Locker
came from Stateline to visit the
formers father. James Locker,
for a few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Locker expect to leave in a few
days for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Thierry and
three children of New Orleans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Find New Pool In Tinsley Field.
Site OF States First Oil Strike

is rated as d new pool OF reser-
voir which will add greatly to
the states proven oil reserves.
according to State Oil and Gas
Supervisor H. M. Morse.
While the new strike" will not
be rated a new field. Mr.. Morse
said the discovery ranks in i'm
portance with some of the new
fields brought in this year.
This is North Mississippi's first
new oil find for l949; although
five fields have been discovered
this year. they have all been in
South Mississippi counties.
10 Wells Being Drilled
Some 18 wells have been or
are being drilled in upstate coun-
ties this year, Mr.. Morse said. but
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
WAR FLOOD STILL MARKS
MOHN VALLEY

HAMBURG, Germany (APl
The Mohn valley in Westphalia
looks today as if il had been the
playground of a mad giant. Ten
ton boulders are heaped as if
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Martin
for the weekend.
Mrs. Horace Ives, Louis Ives
and Mrs. Ada Williams attended
church in Gulfport Sunday.
J. M. Evans, who has been visit
ing in Texas, joined his wife at
the home of their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, MI. and Mrs. John l..
Evans, where they will both visit
before returning to their home
in Picayune.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
JINx TEAM

AUSTIN, Tex-(APl-In his
last six years as head football
coach of the University of Texas.
Dana X. Bible lost only seven
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

Southwest Conference games. but
four of them were to Texas
Christian University,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

The jack rabbit is not a rabbit
but a hare.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-19
Japanese Wins
HousingCase

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 10 - What
many consider to be a significant
decision involving an eviction suit
was recently handed down by the
Appellate Court of Illinois in favol
of a Japanese owner of a rooming
house, the Midwest JACL office re-
vealed this week.
Koichi Matsumoto, owner leased
his entire building to Sam Sachs
who operated the premises as a
rooming house, subleased to 81 ROOM
ers. Upon expiration of Sachs lease,
Matsumoto filed suit in the Chicago
Municipal Court to evict Sachs ana
the roomers, but the court held that
under the housing and rent act. he
could not evict the sub-tenants and
roomers, Upon appeal to the APP
pellate Court, Matsumoto'S conten-
tons were held to be correct.
The decision has special signifi-
canoe because the majority of ROOM
ing houses are operated by lessees
of the premises and not by the own
ers. A number of attorneys havs
requested information on the de-
cision from Matsumoto's attorney,
Franklin Chino OF the law firm of
Scalise, Chino and Schultz.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-19
Foster Cafe DrubS Kern Park Thrice
To Take over Lead in ONBL PLAY

VICTOR WING LEE 60 - Lee
1862, Luck 429, Lum 370, Dong SIS
Wing 459; NISEI POOL ID = Ma
kamura 488 Tanaka 406, Furukawa
45l, Niguma 492, Akamatsu $40.
AZUMANO ms. 90 - Shiiki AS
Sono 1856, Tambara 512, Nishijima
SOL, Okazaki 522; TUCK LUNG CO
ID - d. Lee 42l, Herby 433, Rich
$40, Francis AGO, Vic 523.
FOSTER CAFE 80 = Sam 479
Sono COG Tosh 1888, Geo. o. 447, Mob
584; KERN PARK (0) = Komachi
500 Morishita 423, Full 400, Itami
444 Okazaki 343.
J. K. KIDA 90 - Kats 480, b
Soejima 412, Terry 435, Bob 40l
Jim 449; TAYLOR ST. SMOKE
SHOP % = Sam 447, Emo 400. Ted
450 Yutch Asa, Tomo $50.
BACHELORS 90 - Onishi s72
F. Nakato 1856, H. Nakato 406, w
Hirata 1.-TWO games) 252, Yamasaki
449, c. Hirata Zone game 1856; MA.
RAIDERS % - Sakamoto 1896
FuIhara 378, Suzuki 348, Hongo
433. Kuwahara 463.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-11-19
. WEDDING BELLS

HOOD RIVER, Greg, Nov. 10 -
Miss Lilly Chiyeko Morioka, second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaku-
saburo Morioka OF Detroit. Mich.
became the bride of Mr.. Koe Nishi-
moto. son of Mr. and Mrs Nishimotc
of Hood River on Sunday, Nov. 6
in the Ashbury Methodist Church
The Rev. E. Place officiated at the
double-ring ceremony.
The brides attendants were Miss
Helen Morioka of Detroit, sister
of the bride. as maid of honor: and
the Misses Mae Morioka of Detroit
and Sophie Tomita of Portland as
bridesmaids.
Best man was Mr.. Tom Sumoge
and the ushers were the Messrs. Sa-
buro Akiyama and Ned Takasumi.
The reception was held in the
church parlor Immediately after the
ceremony. Assisting were the Misses
Kiyo Akiyama, Yuri Kawachi and
Takako Inukai of Hood River, and
the Mesdames Kennie Namba and
TIC Kiyokawa of Portland.
After the honeymoon, the couple
will make their home in Hood River.
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BellamiS Slate
Services to Greet
Is New Members

The Bellamis will have their re-
cognition service from to PM,
Sunday, Nov. 20, in the japanese
Methodist Church. About Is new
iris will be recognized.
The main feature of the service
will be a fashion show. Entertain
mcnt will also be featured and light
refreshments served. Dorothy IVA
saki and Marianne Otoshi are CO.
chairman of the entertainment, and
Irene Fujii and Yone Kanda, re-
freshments.
Special invitations are being sent
to mothers of the Bellami members.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Bell mi members are requested To
BE- at the church at 1870 pm.
New adviser for the Bellamis is
Mrs. Toru Sakahara, it has been
announced The Bellamis wish to
thank Mrs. Sakahara for her time
and willingness to help the club.
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YamaSaki BuSts Two Marks But Team
Bows to Richards Jewelry, Fl

consistent and deserved victory. -Four
of their men - Roy Omoto, Jimmy
Terada, Roy Kawaguchi and Skunk
Nakamura-hit 500-plus series.
The results follow:
RICHARDS ~ - Omoto 528. Te-
rada 524, S. Shimizu 1913, Kawagu-
chi $50, Nakamura 512; SEVENTH
AVE. ID Mizuki $40, Hirayama
ASP, K. Tamua 47O, Ideta 464, va
masaki 648.
TAD'S 80 - Sumioka ATT, j. Ia
mura 464 M. Shibuya 462, Fujimoto
438. Asaba 478; CATHAY POST
(0) - forfeit.
MT. BAKER % Murakami
451, Horikawa 421, Fujita 513, So
yejima 1872. Niwa 401; o. K. d.
Hiroo 375, Yamada 486 Miyazaki
1856 Nakamichl 40, Takemura 507
14TH AVE. 20 = H. Nakashima
1913 Hayashi SIT, N. Suyama 448
Takasumi 48l, I. Nakashima 481
HATTORIS % - Akada 456
Kuramoto 430, Suto 498, F. Naka-
gawa $40, S. Nakagawa 1863.
HIGASHI'S 80 - Tsuboi 493. Nj
shimura 423, Tsuji 454, T. Shimizu
Ala, Higashi ASP; WEST COAST (M
l-Minato 463, Kyono 470, Anal 427
, Kanemori Alb Hirai 452.
/ KINOSHITA'S 49, H. Tanabe
480, F. Fujita 465, Okada 531, d. Ia
nabe 524, Osaka SOL; MAYNARD
90 - Iwasaki 500, Edamura 399
Jinguji 500, Yoshitake 479, Deguchi
478.
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. ENGAGEMENT TOLD

Mrs. Fusa Kunitsugu announced
the engagement of her daughter. To
mic. to Mr. George Jitodai, son o.
Mrs Jitodai, at a buffet luncheon
held Sun, Nov. 13, in the home OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kunitsugu. The be-
trothal was revealed when the guests
found the engagement ring attached
on the bottom of a detachable cor
sage in the clever floral centerpiece
Guests present we're the Mesdames
John Fukuyama. Kenneth Nord
strom. Tosh Inatsu, Robert Terao
and Bill Kunitsugu; the Misses
Betty Jean Andrews, Arlene And
rews, Els Ichikawa, Grace Uchimura
Mildred Walker, Yuri Tada, Gather
inc Hoshide. Hide Shimono, Mary
Nagasawa, Grace Nogami Kin Ji-
todai Suzie Muramoto, Sachi Ia
keuchi, Mary Takeuchi Marian Ia
mura. Minnie Tamura and Rusty
Little.
Unable to attend were Mrs. Ker
Kodama, Mrs. Yosh Tomita and Miss
Miye Kikuchi.
No wedding date has been amour
ocd.