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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26
Sidney Prefers
The Simple Life

WI found Sidney a serious
nMn1ed. studious looking person
aliiv with well controlled nerves
a clear. deep speaking voice, gem
flemarlv manners but not much
LETT Of = sense of hunor
He seemed too composed for
usi rs yea s. an age when most
Young men believe the world
OWES them something and arc in
the process 81 collecting. Con-
Setvativc and careful Of his
quotes SIDNEY is typical Of the
Younger stars creeping into the
HOLLYWOOD scene
His only comment on his opin-
ION 81 what IS happening is the
film industry as far as Negroes
arc concerned was that they are
Improving daily" With back
rsound Of playing leads in Lost
In TNo Scars and Anna Lucas
"a Sitrcy hopes 10 get Holly
woods call aaain for another film.
Contrary 10 most Young actors
upon mplcting their first i'm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26
Versatility Means
Rosita Loekhart
at the Rain-Bo

Ne,>4tiliiv Is 'ie Wete i1
Eosiia tCh.cAtn l.esNa2s' i'c
hcr flnofhera iirinsS - 'ne
Ram Ba Muse Ba HASTINGS II
AdanS
Rosit4s Ill hsg Nesy hes' ~ntn
Ne goes through her SONG ant
aance roctlne With vcfNf N.id
cxcitable personality WHICH bc-
comes her while dcine sAcA nnni-
hcrS ~ Brown Gal
r J Fpwler'S recorcnrg band
ard their hot rhythms LIVING
Xarler and his toe ortiSts
Rocky Sullivan and bis hlAes are
nmCnt ~ Ram b Music Bar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26

His bed must be Ions e
from the floor.
Tommy Booker - -
CarCloni was admitted 20 ! ~
ing Hospital suffering frnn p~
Sible skull fracture this WfeK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26

portant role, Sidney seemingly
has not believed his publicity. He
considers himself more of a hard
working. conscientious actor than
just lucky guy And the belief
that he was chosen for the role
through merit and ability alons
has been enough Of a challenge 10
keep him level headed and down
to earth.
He owns no hshtail Cadillac
no swank apartment. no 5000
tailor-made suits. He flashes no
huge bank roll at cocktail LOUNGES
and does no personal Dragging
This we conSice; tribute TO a
new age Of actors who reach for
success and are determined TO
f.r1,> =,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26
Has SLIGHT Accent

Miami born but West Indian
bred. Sidney's parerts took HAN To-
the Islands when months old
Though able to overcome most ri
II. there is AZ tin1es Sfoht ac-
cent in his speech which raise
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Step Three: No matter how
good your tools, you can
not possibly be right every
time. However, if you make
yourself recognize your
mistakes as quickly as
possible and get out as
cheaply as you can when
wrong; BUT, press your
advantage and increase
your position when you
, are right, then you cannot
help but come out ahead.
Step Four: Have a clear
cut, definite program that
you can stick to. A spe-
cific program, well under
stood, factually based, and
with a probability record
OF more rights than
wrongs, probably can con-
tribute more peace-ot-
mind, and profits, than
any other factor.
Ne Supply FacfuaI Stock
Market Tools and ProOide
A Specific Program For
Using Them.
These tools and this plan
certainly do not make pos
sible infallible market judg-
ment. Do not eliminate all
losses. BUT, judging by re-
newal subscriptions, an in
creaSing number of expert
enced investors find them of
value.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Timing is of number one im-
pOrtance. To judge WHEN
it should be more advanta-
geous to buy Or to sell, it is
necessary to Lave a convic-
ton about the general trend
of the market. To get this
conviction, it is necessary to
recognize what causes and
controls market trends. Many
reasons influence people to
buy or sell stocks. But when
you boil the many reasons all
down to fundamentals they
can be classified as-Buying
desire and Selling pressure.
Buying and Selling can be
measured. There probably are
several good ways in which
this can be done. One we
find useful is a daily compu-
tation of the actual Dollar
Oalue of Gains recorded by
all round-lot actively traded
stocks which show the effects
of being bought: and Dollar
Udlue of Losses given up by
those which show the effects
of being sold.
For convenience, we reduce
the results of this analysis to
a visual Graph. After a mar
ket decline when evidence on
this Graph shows Selling ap-
pears to have spent it's force
and is turning down, and
when you note Buying in
creasing, it is logical to buy
stocks. When Selling increases
strongly and Buying dries up,
more times than not it should
prove desirable to sell.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Step One: Employ just
plain common sense and
recognize there probably
are only two sure facts
about the market, but they
are Uery important facts:
l. The market moves in
trends; always has; prob
ably always will. To make
money consistently, it is
necessary to keep your
funds employed reasonably
well in tune with market
trends.
2. Most stocks participate
to some extent in market
trends. But, some do a lot
better than others during
different periods. There
fore, even when you are
right on your timing, it still
11AohSo q blS O11lC1 S1lSC al
which stocks you employ
your money.
Step Two: To keep your
funds in tune with market
trends, and in stocks
which should do better
than-average, you need
FACTUAL TOOLS that
can be counted on to: (a)
give you some idea of
when a market trend may
be turning, or when the
probabilities are that it
will continue; and (b)
show you which stocks
and Industry Groups are
stronger or weaker than
average.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Marriage License Applications

Aaron Taylor "a. 1886 Duncon St ne
and Zola NJ. McCants, "a 1884 9tf
st. NV.
Robert H. Preiskel, 2s New York City. ant
Barbara A. Scott, 20, 1860 Irving st
ne.
George A. Berkeley. jr.. 25. 1897 27th st
N Y.
Charles E Moomaw. 30. Richmond. Va.
and Marion x. Huske, "a Arlington
Va.
Donald E. Nash, 81 Eyattsville. Md, ant
Jeanette c. Schlosser, 80, l349 Massa'
chusettS ave. Sc.
Owen D. Schiemer. "a, Ft Belvoir, Va.
and Sarah E. Brown, %, Gallingel
Hospital.
John P. Lawrence, %, Takoma Park, Md,
and Margaret L. YOUNG, 81, l42l
Buchanan st. NV.
Donald c. Bollenbach. %, NerStrand
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Johnny Palmer, %. 1920 9TH St NV,
ton pl. NV.
Emmett r. Simmons, 80 2l29 18th st.
NV, and Bernice E. Rhone, 80, 2107
I st. ne.
Hadley J. Faulkner. rs. and Gertrude A.
Burdick. 20, both of Alexandria, Va.
Charles j. Kocian. %. 1927 st. NV,
and Jean Costenbader' %. 1927 st.
NV.
Roland A. Loveless, jr, %, 45o2 Iowa
ave. NV, and Irene c. Dapkus, 21,
1919 Quesada st. NV.
Caesar Johnson. 81, 1925 Columbia st.
NV, and Mildred Cain. 90, 1122 18th
ST. NV.
NV, and Sarah ]. jackson, 10, 1928
Clifton ST. NV.
Howard D. Montgomery, 27. 234 L st.
s.w., and Ruth E. Rilly, %, 923 Sth
ST. ne.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
SIS Million Fire Burns z Huntington Buildings

Spreading as If by explosion,
the fire destroyed the store on
Third avenue.
Cutting diagonally backwards,
the fire jumped an alley and
burned the theater, Huntington's
newest. 1t was opened three years
ago.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
Some PhaM Talk >46oat
stac<MEae<ef 2me4t~am4ak
9seate7 SAFETY a~aSez111 Re4uk4> :,

Managing for profit big subject many
angles pitfalls Lack of planning and knowow
lead tremendous of Worry and suffering BUT
beere shop four simple that make job
easier, resuItfuI.
More and learning how Judge the
of impending market breaks enough withdraw their funds be-
fore capahrinkng market decine learning
buying with reasonable the early
and their holdings with confidence periods
the evidence indicates the S still
They finding how avoid sluggish stocks
and how employ in issues with probabilities of
results in their favor The methods difficult
do it yourself. Here is ,uhat do
Evening star., 1950-10-22

You may have seen this
Buying and Selling Graph for
the critical year 1946. For
tune magazine used it as the
feature Illustration in an ar
ticle discussing market analy-
sis methods.
If you decide to look into
our work further we shall send
you printed record of this
Graph showing the evidence
for each year from 1885 to
the present. With this, you
can judge for yourself the
possible value of the factual
trend information that was
available on the Graph at i'm
portant market turning points
such as 1887, 1910, 1912, 1946,
1948 and June, 1949. You can
see for yourself the compara-
tive trend strength of total
Buying and Selling in the
market right now.
To Help Yom Select
The Right Stocks
We Use Relative Strength
Measurements.
Suppose you want to select
stocks to buy. The first step
is to recognize that the forces
of accumulation and diStribu-
ton bear with unequal pres
sure on the stocks of various
industries at different times.
From the trend buying point
in early March, 1948 to the
end of the rise in the Sum-
mer that year, 100000 of
your money in the average
rail stock would have appre-
ciated to $13,9OO.OO "a 39@o
rise); in the average oil stock
you would have had a gain
of $4,000 (44%); but "the
market in general" as repre-
sented by the DoW-Jones 65-
Stock Average, went up only
ITO on that rise. In 1949 it
was Utilities and Food Chain
Stocks that were among the
strongest. From the first to
the last of that year 100000
of your money in the average
Utility stock we analyze would
have grown to $14,700.00 Cup
47%); in Food Chains you
would have realized $4,0OO.O0
appreciation (40%). But, for
the same period, Rails were
up only 10 and Oils only SO.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

matical probabilities, which
apparently are in your ia
vor rather than against you,
you cannot possibly guarantee
error-proof judgment either
in timing or selection.
All you can expect from our
analysis, or any other that
faces the facts squarely, is a
set of factual tools that can
give you some idea of when it
is a better time than some
other to buy or sell, and some
idea of which stocks should
do better -than-average. That
is not only all you should ex-
pect, and all you can get, but
we believe it also is all you
need to make money in the
market over any reasonable
period of time. You have to
expect some losses. The point
is, are your losses large or
small? If you follow a pro-
gram of placing a limit on
losses when the evidence turns
against you, but no limit on
profits when the evidence con-
tinues in your favor, you can
not help but come out sub
stantially ahead.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
By the Associated Pres

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Oct. 81,
The greatest fire in Hunting
tons history struck the down.
town district today, destroying
the our-story j. c. Penny Co.
and the Upton Theater.
Estimates of the damage ranged
from SIS million to 1925 million.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

MINI: and Media E. Wolf %. Airing
ton, Va.
Julius Scales, 80, 4427 st. Sc, and
Odelia E. Collins, 30. 2o07 Maryland
ave. ne.
Noble W, waste. 33. franklin Ind and
Dorthia l. Wheeler. 23, 1904 Virginia
ave. NV.
Gerard w Lynch. 90, 1772 Kilbourne pl
NV, and Theresa M Durkin. 81, 1901
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
Angelo j. Marini. -. I25 Mississippi ave,
and Janet M. McKeever. II, 229 Valley
Evening star., 1950-10-22
French Quuds Separated

Because their parents are un-
able to support them and no sim
gle family has been found able
to care for them under Public
Assistance Board aid, Frances
only quadruplets live separately.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
YOU MAY LOOK INTO THIS ANALYSIS
ON A TRIAL BASIS.

If you are looking for long
winded economic and politi-
cal discussions and forecasts,
you will not find them in our
work. But, if you want speci-
fic, planned, stock market,
guidance based on the un-
hedged Interpretation of evi-
dence provided by factual
technical market toolS-you
are likely to find considerable
help.
To enable you to Judge
this for yourself we provide
a 5-Week trial of our fac
tual Reports. The charge
for this Introductory trial is
$500. This deposit is i'm
mediately refundable on
your request if after you
look over the material
thoroughly you do not
care to go into the matter
further.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Here Is What You Get
During Your T'riaI-

/. FIVE WEEKS OF
MARKET TREND
ANALYSIS REPORTS
that provide a clear-cut dis
cussion of the trend evidence
in this market right now as
based on our Interpretation
of our analysis and Graph of
total Buying and total Selling.
2. A PRINTED RECORD
OF THE BUYING AND
SELLING GRAPH
showing each year from 1885
to the preSent--With the cur
rent year Graph posted right
up-tO-date so you can see the
trend evidence for yourself.
3. FIVE WEEKS OF
STOCK SELECTION
REPORTS
that provide specific Favor
able" Neutral" or "Unfavor-
able" Relative Strength Meas
urement ratings on 460 stocks
and 40 Industry Groups; plus
specific buy" hold" and
sell" recommendations on
those stocks which qualify
best under our selection pro-
cedures.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
HozO Is This Information
Provided To Clients?

Each week a Report is mail
ed that clearly states our in
depreciation of the general
market trend evidence as re-
corded by our measurements
of total Buying and Selling.
Each week a Stock Selection
Report provides Favorable"
"Neutrap' or "Unfavorable"
Relative Strength Measure
ment ratings on 460 stocks and
AZ Industry Groups.
Those stocks which our an
alysis of the evidence singles
out for particular attention
are clearly identified buy"
hold" or "sell' as the case
may be. After a stock earns a
buy" rating, it then carries
the hold" rating every week
until the evidence indicates
that it should be sold. Then
it is clearly marked sell"
We believe you will like this
policy of providing specific,
definite, unhedged recon-
mendations. In no case do
you have to read between the
lines to Judge what we mean.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

For the period Immediately
following the over-sold buy
ing point at the time of the
Korean Market Drop" July
13, 1850, Rails, Oils and Rub
bers were among the most
desirable to own. BY early
October, the average rail stock
was up 329c. Oils 249o, Rub
bers 31fo. But, for the same
period, Food Chains were up
only 1870 and the average util-
ity stock only 11fo.
But Hosc Can You Judge
Whem To Make Shifts and
Concentrate Your Money
in Certain Groups?
Well, let's be frank. There
probably is no way this can
be done infallibly. But &C
tually it may be simpler than
you think.
The principle we have found
helpful is to compute Relative
Strength Measurements on a
large number of stocks and on
~ Industry Groups. These
measurements are ratio curves
that show the comparative
trend strength or weakness of
each stock or Industry Group
in relation to the general mar
ket. Instead of just being ordi-
nary ratio curves with which
you may be familiar, the ones
we use compare each stock to
other stocks of similar vola-
tility or risk.
Taking this volatility or risk
factor into account more
clearly shows the fundamen-
tai shifts of capital from one
industry to another and gives
you a rather clear probability
of the better-than-average or
se-than-average perform
ance characteristic of each
stock you may be holding
or considering. They help you
judge whether your money
probably is employed par
ticularly advantageously, or
whether you should switch
out of certain stocks or
groups because their Relative
Strength Measurements are
weak and your risk is out of
proportion to your probable
gain.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
4. A SET OF RELATIVE
STRENGTH MEASURE.
MENT INDUSTRY
GROUP CHARTS

so you can see for yourself
the comparative condition of
your account in relation to
strong and weak groups. These
should help you judge which
stocks you should hold and
those from which it should
be desirable to switch to i'm
prove your position.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Does This Analysis
Make Possible
InfalibIe Decisions?

Of course not. Just because
decisions are based on mathe-
Evening star., 1950-10-22

DAY. OcTOBER n, 1880
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Slder that Jne pres
ent is a particularly
advantageous time to
have specific factual
information of this
nature before you.
We shall be pleased
to send you our cur
rent Reports and the
necessary explanatory
material Immediately
upon receipt of your
request.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
Methodist Notes

Sunday School teachers of the
japanese Methodist Church will
meet for the regular monthly meet
ing from 8 pm. Friday, May 10, in
the church.
Art Howell the new Superinten-
cent, will preside.
The MYF will have a wiener roast
on Sunday, May 81, at Seward Park.
General chairman Yone Kanda re-
quests everyone to meet at $50 pm.
a the church.
Committee members are Jack Tchi-
kawa, community singing; Toni Yo-
shioka, appetizers; Gloria Osawa
food equipment Bob Hiraki, kind
ling; and Roy Kawaguchi, trans
portation.
The combined roast and meeting
will last until pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17

Miss Ruth Shiozaki of Portland,
Greg, maid of honor, and Miss Emf
Teranishi, the brides sister, who
served as bridesmaid, wore identical
gowns of organdy with a ruffle of
self material along the neckline and
hips and matching mitts Miss Shio-
zaki's gown was green and Miss Te-
"aniShi'S. pink They had spring
nosegays of Virginia pink carnations.
Flower girl Janice Oda, was gown
ed in lavender satin and wore a
headband of white flowers. Her
bouquet was of yellow carnations.
Mr.. Roy Omoto was the best man
md Messrs, George Nakagawa and
Kaoru Kitayama were the ushers
The reception in Kiang Nam Cafe
vas presided by Messrs Minato and
Nitta Mrs. Noboru Kawada took
care of the guest book and Misses
Sachiko Kawanishi, Kazuko Yama-
noto and Mrs. Noboru Kawada cut
The cake.
The couple will make their home
n Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
SpOrtSmen Slate
Meeting Tonight

International Sportsmen's clu b
members and all those who are in
terested in such outdoor sports as
fishing and hunting, are welcomed
to attend the groups meeting at
7:30 pm today "Wednesday, May
10 in Collins fieldhouse.
The club which is affiliated with
he King County Outdoor Sports
Council and the Washington State
Sports Council, will present movies
and a speaker from the State Game
Commission, according to Hippo"
Sakahara.
Now that the trout fishing sea-
50 is about to begin, maybe We'll
aave the speaker give us some leads
IS 10 the hot spots for the anglers, -
dded Sakahara.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
OBESITY

The damaging effects of excessive
weight are much greater than are
generally recognized. In addition to
social and occupational handicaps
and associated mental distress which
obesity causes, it predisposes to the
development of high blood pressure
diabetes, kidney disease, hardening
of the arteries. gall-stones and many
other diseases.
1t also may exert pronounced eff
feet on life expectancy For example
person aged as who has so pounds
, of excess weight has a Sc per cent
Increase in death rate.
Many carefully controlled medi-
cal studies of patients with obesity
have Indicated that there is no
thing mysterious about the cause
of this condition. Obesity is due
to the persons eating more calor-
les of food than is necessary for
an adequate supply of energy. The
extra food is converted to fat and
stored as such.
Many people eat merely to allay
nervousness. Sometimes there may
not be a special craving for food
but it is eaten anyhow because of its
calming influence" or lust to be
doing something. Over-indulgence
in food Just to be sociable" may
ultimately defeat its own purpose
because the resulting obesity may
lead to an asocial state.
Obese people who think it waste
10 leave food on the plate are prac-
ticing false economy, since by eating
it they are wasting the food and
damaging their body. 1t must be
realized that the body requirements
for energy vary greatly in different
individuals and even in the same in
dividual under varying circumstan-
ces, and the amount of food ingested
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
us KNW AZM./
Prepared by the Stof Of the
HEALTH SCIENCES DIVISION
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

must be adjusted accordingly.
Only very rarely is a glandular
disturbance or any other physical
disorder a cause of marked obesity.
Two main approaches have been
used in treating obesity. Treatment
with thyroid hormone has been given
but it is not very effective unless
doses are large enough to make the
patient toxic.
Rather Inan permit the obese
person to eat more than his body
needs and then use thyroid to
make all the systems Of the body
work excessively to burn up the
extra energy, it is more reasonable
to use measures which promote
decreased eating. Taking strenuous
exercise to reduce weight often has
the same criticism.
Sustained weight loss will not re-
suit unless the amount of food eaten
is less than that required for energy.
There are no magic drugs that can
satisfactorily bring about weight loss
in the face of continued ingestion of
excessive food.
The obese person must make up
his mind not only to lose weight, but
to restrict his eating thereafter so
that he will not regain the weight.
This requires exercising strong
will power. but it is worth it.
Rigid dietary restrictions should be
carried out under a doctors super
vision.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
NISEI CALENDAR
MAY
7.>o,zo~Z>oD~>o.

20-Valeda' spring informal dance
"Tassel n Tolo" from 8 pm. to IL: &c
am. in Chinese Room of Smith
Tower.
21-White River YBA picnic from
10 am at Hi-dive Resort on Lake
Surprise.
24-Broadway nursery school grad
uation program from 7:30 pm. al
The nursery building.
26-Lotus Seinenkai-Sh oyukai me-
mortal services.
27-Oldtimers Dance sponsored by
Lotus Shoyukai from $50 pm. to
1890 am. in Buddhist auditorium
Music by Vern Mallory and his or
cheStra.
29-Synkoa skating party in Rol-
lerland. 1890 pm. to 1890 am.
JUNE
2-Synkoa picnic at Heisers Sha-
dow Lake. All graduating high school
seniors invited to attend.
9-Lotus YBA to give graduation
party in Seattle Buddhist auditor
ium.
10-Banquet in honor of gradual
ing seniors of the University of Wa
shington by the Japanese Alumni
Association. pm. in the Student
Union building on the campus.
II - Nisei Veterans Committees
annual picnic at Foss' Shadow Lake
24-Shoyukai general meeting and
social.
1-2-4-Northwest Fourth of July
baseball tournament.
q Tournament dance, sponsored
by Nisei Veterans Committee, from
$50 pm. to 1890 am. at Palladium
Jackie Souders' orchestra.
IS Annual picnic sponsored by
Shoyukai.
AUGUST
- a. 13-Shoyukai bon odori.
SEPTEMBER
3-Lotus YBA annual bazaar.
3-Dance sponsored by Lotus Mer-
curry.
Back o-School social sponsored
by Shoyukai.
OCTOBER
7-Carnival-bazaar to be sponsor
ed by japanese Methodist Church
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
DuZZerS Await
Bishops Talk

Methodist Duzzers will attend a
mass meeting on Sunday, May 81, at
the First Methodist Church to hear
Bishop Gerald Kennedy. Members
ere to meet by 7 pm. at the church
to attend the meeting as a group.
Bishop Kennedy bishop of the
Portland area, is the youngest bishop
ever elected and is considered one
Of the greatest preachers of our
times.
After the meeting, the Duzzers will
meet at the Japanese Methodist
Church to make final preparations
for the dance to be given in honor
Of the young married couples.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-17
Prizes for Trout

The Japanese Tengu club will put
up championship cup and other
Erizes to those who catch the big
eest fish during the stream trout
fishing season. it was announced
Today by B. j. Yoshida. Prizes will
be awarded only to Tengu members.
Stream trout fishing season opens
ext Sunday, May 81.