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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-19
Bird Flight

CRU EhkuN
7:00-Karikomi 10. Tazuma 10. K
Nakamura 10. T Nishimura 10
706-T. Furuta 20. Yamane 20
Tanigawa 20, Eguchi 20
7:12-Momoda 10. Saiki 10, Hagi-
mort 10. T. Nakamura 10
7:18-Naito 81. Tsubota 81. Nojima
%, R. Kihara %
7;24-F Takagi 20, B Okada d.
Urakawa 81, Hirota 81
AT WEST SEATTLE
2nd Flight
7:12-Tai l8, Uno Is. Tsuneishi 10
7:18-Tosaya 49, Miyake 10, Kura-
motto Is, Sakoda II
7:24-Kinomoto IT. Takano II. va
mazda II, S. Iwana 16
7:30-Tsuboi Is, w. Nakamura Is.
j. Hayashi 16. Fukano Is
7:36-Teraoka Is, U. T. Nakagawa
Is, Nobi Nakagawa Is, Egashira Is
7:42-Kiyomizu Is, Furukawa Is,
Funai Is Umino Is
4th Flight
30-Yabusaki 30 Y. Kihara 30.
Hidaka go, T. Yamaguchi 80
6;36-Takasumi 27@. Shigihara 81"
Tamada 27%, Terao 27%
6:f2-Kiyohara 27%. Kozu 27*, Flu
iii 277, r. Muramoto 81
6:48-Watanabe 81. K. Yamasaki
rs, Tsujimoto 25. Matsumoto Is
Csc. Momoda 25. j. Nakamura
"a. Imai pa
7:00-T. Muramoto "a, Jinguji "a,
Nagamatsu %
7:06-Fujikado 30. Kuranishi 30,
Takizawa 30, Toda 30
= Do not qualify for LIST three
prizes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-19
Schedules
Handicap Meet

Synkoa will sponsor a golf handi-
cap tournament on Sunday, April
%, at the University Golf Course
Members of Synkoa and others
attending the university are cordi-
ally invited to participate. At present
there are twenty-four entries, and
more are needed.
There will be no set tee-off time.
The green fee will be fifty cents
and clubs may be rented at the
course.
Entrants are to contact either
Louis Kozu, Dan Matsumoto or Err
vim Furukawa at the Synkoa house,
ME- $685.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-19
Vets and Giants
Play Sunday

All City league baseball games
were rained out last Sunday, and
the Nisei Vets tilt was no exception.
The Nisei Veterans tangle with
Roslyn at pm this Sunday, April
%, at Rainier Columbia playfield
for their first City league contest.
On the same grounds at II noon,
the Western Giants will make their
so debut in the Puget Sound league
against the Seattle Police.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-19

corn NISEI lLL-AUERIC.lN BASKETBALL TEAM
Yosh kojimoo OF Salt Lake City has asked to select
first and second string Nisci All American Basketball team for
the 10 80 The players Kojimoo us, may be
chosen from any sector of the country.
All japanese American newspapers, including were
requested to the players
We have sent i'll the following names:
FIRST STRING
Forward-TotS Odo Hawaii Ala Al-Sars
Forward Eichi Adachi San Jose YBA Zebras
Cenler--Tak Hiyama Chicago IIuskies
Guard-Gayan Kawaslma. Portland Al-Stals
GuGrd--Shig Aurao, Chicago IIuskies
SECOND STRING
Forward-J9hnny Okanoto. Chicago Huskies
Forward-Chi Akulk, San Jose YBA Zebras
Center-Roy Suzuki, Spokane Nisei Athletic Club
Guard--Danny FuIulshma, Berkeley Nisseis
Guald-Shobo Full Tokuda Drug Seattle
We feel quite that TIisama and Nurao would be ,n
choices. kawashimathe colorful Hawaiian Nse who
PLAYED for the Portland All may make when
the selections pour into koma office principally because of
lack publicity the last Northwest Invitaona
tourney the Portland had the most class the Nse
maple performers Everyone recognized his astar albre
the moment he began to guide the Portland quintet to the
ner-up spot
From the local interest, the naming of Johnny Okamoo
Roy Suzuki and Shobo Full besides yama and Muao should
he indication at this scribe thinks highly of Seattle pro-
ducts All of ttm except Suzuki and Full got their start in
high school leagues Muao continued to shine in little college
play aud Okamoo member of the Fort Smelling five which
also ooasted the weknown Wat Nsaka of Salt Lake City
Odo Adacl and Akzi having their best seasons and
Fullslma is a reliable the Berkeley Nisseis.
50 much for Nisei Al-Amercan basketball team.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-19


Obituary notices usually cold and unmportant items
which merely the facts OF deaths
When friend Ionnic Austin died last Friday and when
services held for him Monday meant
thing special TO For abe I.onnie whose synony
to boxing part of the country than
casual acquaintance.
We remember onne the ringwse instructor in the Arc
lie club who brought along Homicide Hal osno from the
pure neaop the professional featerweigh
division The hours he spent teach the Pendeon slugger
onthe know-how pugism hours we'll spent for Ho
always handle himself against any type of
fighter in the squared circle.
Who forget how the Nise educated in the ways
of the boxing Lonne made Henry Armstrong, the
time fstc sensation appear ridculousy outcased
workout in the old Crystal Pool Yes IIohino actually
oboNed and outpunched Armstrong; thanks his earnngs
from Lonne
The Nisei feaherWegt. working for Coca ola firm
Honolulu repeatedly told of his respect and admiration
for Ionnie teacher and friend To onne clean living
proper training and good craftsmanship very much
part of his pupils life and Ioshno regouy accepted Lon
MES set rules
Lonne sincerity his proege will be doubted He
that kind of who always felt for his boy
interest first
Never ovcrmatch his boy Lonnc made it his Job
that the Nisci put up against tough of OPP
ponen during early of his pro ring which
reached its peak just before Pearl Harbor.
The years which o whip the Axis powers, slowed
osIno forcing him retire and also took the toll Lonne
crne's condition has been poor the last several months
Tie was all seventy but he lived useful life mind YOU
Yes it is true that Ionnie couldn't answer the bell TO
ne game fight for life But he did another bell
bell which rang his entry into another world a sacred
place for Of goodwill and who have left world
better than they found it,
The Arizona post., 1950-08-04
Arizona Post, August A. 1850
ORGANIZATIONS
RISHON PIONEER WOMEN

n1O11OIN 11O1NEEN 4 VONAC4N
Board completed plans for the card
party to be held Aug. 19 at Anshei
Israel at a meeting at the home of
the pres, Mrs. Hyman Epstein.
Superb refreshments will be baked
in the kitchen of the Synagogue under
the supervision of Mrs. Epstein with
Mines. Malinsky, Harry Strauss, j.. e.
levin participating in the baking. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Handler are contrib
uting the ice cream in honor of their
anniversary.
Prizes include card players de-
light, a poker chip set, and copper
plate made in Israel Donation adj
mission is SI.Oo and tickets may be
secured on entrance or from Mrs.
Strauss, POOLS and Mrs. Epstein 6-0414.
They will be pleased to deliver tickets
in any number to any address.
A. 1. SISTERHOOD
Only activity of interest during Au--
gust is the card party to be held at
the Synagogue August ~.
YPHA
Special election for president and
member-at-large will be held at the
next regular meeting, Aug. at the
Center. There will be nominations from
the floor with elections to folleW. The
evening will close with entertainment
and refreshments. Meyer ChatOw is
of Bruce Green who left town.
JWX
A Monte Carlo Mite will be held
at the Block patio, 2039 E. 1St on Aug.
and the community is invited. All
kinds of games will be played.
The Post has been officially incOr-
pOrated and the legal work was done
by Kenneth Tannenbaum as a service
TO the group.
TYMS
Because of the overwhelming sue
cess of the weinie roast picnic, another
was clamored for, and will be held
Aug. at Sabine Canyon. Picnickers
are asked to meet at the Temple at
pm. and proceed to the Canyon to-
gether.
Murray Fruchtman and Sam ZavelO
will again be in charge. The young
people of he community are invited
to attend.
HADASSAH
Instead of a regular meeting during
August, the president, Mrs. VIM. Da-
wilson, will meet with the chairmenS
and members of the Ways and Means,
Membership, Youth Aliyah, Bulletin
committees so that they will be pre-
pared to get into "full swing" with
the opening of the Fall program.
The Arizona post., 1950-08-04
SisterhOOd Plans
Dutch Supper

Having held card party and
social last Saturday evening,
Young Israel Sisterhood forthwith
has set Aug. 27 as the date for
gala Dutch Supper.
Believing that the fine food
has been an important factor in
their past successful affairs, an
elaborate menu is being prepared.
Following the supper there will
be social evening of cards. AS
usual, the general community is
invited. Final details will be re-
leased in the next issue of the
Post.
At the Sisterhood meeting Aug.
z a report will be given on the
recent affair at the Ike Ruben
patio as well as plans concluded
for the August event.
The Arizona post., 1950-08-04
Youth Council Adopts
Constitution 6 Bylaws

At the last Youth Council Meet
ing a Constitution was adopted.
The first annual conference of all
Jewish youth in the city will be
held early in September with 5
delegates-at-large and two rep
resentatives from each youth
group.
The present officers will be re-
tanned until that time. Following
this September conference, the
Council delegates will elect per-
manent officers.
The Center Committee met July
81 and discussed Tuesday and
Wednesday night programing.
Tuesday night athletics will con-
tinue. It was decided that for
Wednesday nights until Oct. l,
the following programs would be
adopted: an amateur night, scav-
enger hunt, folk dancing and cul-
tural programs. A Bowery Dance
will be held to raise funds for a
bulletin board for the Center. The
Youth Council will next meet
Aug. z at 8 pm. at the Center.
The Arizona post., 1950-08-04
BIB Girls Receive
New Recognition

Members of B'nai Birth Girls
returned early this week from
attending the District BIG con-
vention in Los Angeles reassured
that they have been conducting
an effective program here, accord
ing to Frieda Shusterman, local
president. Accompanying her to
the Coast were other BIG men,
bers: Marilyn Glickman, Zita Lee
son, Lynn Silver.
Mountain Region, one of the
smallest with only two chapters,
won the debate. Frieda Shuster-
man was chosen District social
chairman and District president
is Stephanie Multer, Phoenix.
This is singular recognition for
this region as there were 10 del
egates representing 63 chapters
present.
Sessions included workshops,
seminars, business and committee
meetings, group dancing, sports,
debates and religious services.
The Arizona post., 1950-08-04
Scouts Give Gifts

Flying Eagle Patrol of troop
109, Cong. Anshei Israel, present
ed Comstock Hospital with toy
animals carved from wood by
members of the patrol. They are
Phillip Rose, Allan Leeson, Ira
Mishkind, Harmon Weiner, Geo.
Serbin, Richard Newman, Allan
Fingold.
The Arizona post., 1950-08-04
IZFA

A special meeting followed by a
social will be held at the home of
Ted and Flora Lesman, 1902 E. Seneca,
on Aug. S. 1t comes as result of the
enthusiastic enjoyment at the last So
cial, at the Feldman patio.
Cultural portion of the evening in
cludeS a review of the life and work
of ShOlOm Aleichem by Ida DanZig.
Sol Fenster will lead in Hebrew folk
dancing to conclude the evening.
Phil Suchow, acting pres, invites all
members and their friends to par
ticipate in a pleasant evening.
The Arizona post., 1950-08-04
B'nai Birth President
Pledges War Support

Paris, (JTA)-Full support of
B'nai Birth was pledged to Pres
ident Truman for his stand in the
Korean crisis and for the meas
ures he advocated in his message
to Congress, by Frank Goldman,
president of B'nai Birth. Mr..
Goldman is now in Europe at
tending a conference of the Co.
ordinating Board of Jewish Or
ganizations.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

Silver PenciIIed Hamburg
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
White Hamburg
Cock-First, Raymond Head.
Hen-First, Henry K. Miller; Sec
Ond, Raymond Heald.
Pullet-First, Milton 5. Hoke'
Black Hamburg
All awards to Henry K. Miller.
LakenVeIder
All awards to G.. Elmer Pyle.
Notified HOudan
Cock-First, G. Elmer Pyle; second
Hen-First, q. Elmer Pyle; second
Henry X. Miller.
White HOudan
All awards to Raymond Heald.
CreVecOeur
Cock-First, Milton S. Hoke.
Hen-First, Milton S. Hoke.
Cockerel-First, Raymond Healo'
second Milton S. Hoke.
Pullet-First, Raymond Heald; sec
ond Milton S. HOke.
Salmon FaVeFOlle
All awards to Milton s. HOke.
Silver Campine
Cock-First, Henry K. Miller; sec
ond, Milton S. Hoke. ,,-,-.. zaoo,,a
Hen-First, Milton S. Hoke; second
Henry K. Miller. ,.,,
Cockerel@First, Henry K. Miller;
second, Milton S. Hoke.
Pullet-First, Milton S. Hoke; sec
ond, Henry X. Miller.
Golden Campine
| Cock-First, Milton S. Hoke.
Hen-First Milton s. Hoke; SecoIlu
! Henry K. Miller.
Puilet-First, Milton S. Hoke; sec
ond, Henry K. Miller.
FriZZles
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
! Naked Necks
All awards to Raymond Head.
Black SumtFa Game
Cock-First, Louis Dische, Whining
ton; second, Milton S. Hoke.
Hen-First, Louis Dische, Whining
ton; second, Milton S, Hoke.
Cocker el-First, Milton S. Hoke.
Pullet-First, Milton s. Hoke.
PIT Game
CockJ-First and second, G. Elme
yaE; yHen-First, Louis Dische, Whining
ton: second, G. Elmer Pyle.
Cockerel - First, Florence Dlsch
Wilmington; second, G. Elmer rye.
Pullet-First and second q. Elm
Pyle.
All awards to Milton S. HOke.
Old English Game
All awards to Henry K. Miller.
I Modern Black Breasted Red Gan
All awards to Henry K. Miller.
Brown Red Game
All awards to Raymond Head.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
silver Yokohama

Silver YOkOhOmA
Cock-First, Florence Dische, Will
nington.
Pullet-First, Florence Dische.
Golden YOkOhOma
Cock-First, Louis Dische.
Hen-First, Henry X. Miller.
Guinea Pigs
All awards to George A. Wisk, Eel
ton.
Black Cochin Bantam
All awards to G. Elmer Pyle.
White Cochin Bantam
All awards to @. Elmer Pyle.
Dark Brahma Bantam
All awards to G. Elmer Pyle.
Buff Brahma Bantam
All awards to G. Elmer Pyle.
Buff WyandOtte Bantam
All awards to G. Elmer Pyle.
Silver Spangled Hamburg Bantam
All awards TO G. Elmer Pyle.
White Crested Black Polish Bantam
All awards to G. Elmer Pyle.
Golden Seabright Bantam
All awards to G. Elmer Pyle.
Silver SeabFight Bantam
All awards to G. Elmer Pyle.
Bantam
Cock-First, David Moore, Bear.
Hen-First and second, Leslie Den
mis-, Harrington.
Game Bantam
Cock-First, Louis Dische, Whining
Hen-First. Florence Dische, VIII
mington; second, Louis Dische, vii
P1ilet-First, Louis Dische, VII
White China Geese
Cander-First, Richard Holt, Fed
q Goose Goose6First, Richard Holt, FEEDER
''6ISi' Old Z, Gp,en~First. G. Elmer Pyle.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

power plant at his toes CONF
mand, by the obvious levelness
Of the ride he enjoys, the swift
ease with which DynaHOw Drive
solves his traffic problems.
What is not so plain from what
you see is that here also is a man
very wise in what tOday's dollar
should buyl
For this man has all that a fne-
car owner can ask for brilliant
performance, ride without
equal for gentle sOftness, finger
easy handling, abundant room
all around him, styling that is
easily the most distinguished on
the highway.
Yet he paid considerably less
than comparable merit costs
elsewhere
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
White Laced Red COrnlsh

White Laced Red Cornish
Cock-First, Milton S. Hoke; second,
He EHenn-First, Milton S. HOke; second,
i4e3EYk eG3ocYkeTelEFiTst, re MTiiga, Henry K. Miller;
second, Milton s. Hoke.
Pullet-First, Henry X. Miller; sec /
ond, Milton S. HOke.
DeIawareans
All awards to w. e. Lank' MILFORD
Austria White
All awards to Leslie Dennis, Har-
rington.
Cock-vFirst, Henry K. Miller; sec
ond, G. Elmer Pyle. ,,.,,-
Hen-First, Henry K. Mlller' sec
ond, G. Elmer Pyle. Nt;Ilor
PuIletNFirst, Henry K. Miller:
Old pen-First and second. G. Ell
mer Pyle. Co.
All awards to Henry X. Mlller'
SDeckled Sussex
Cock-First, Milton S. Hoke; second
ihf45S HeSSIFirst, Milton s. Hoke; second
Henry 9nTcSkeMneslMFirst, re First Henry K. Miller;
second. Milton S. Hoke. , 90,
PuIIet-First, Milton S. Hoke; sec
ond, Henry X. Miller
'''>'' Light Sussex
Cock-First, Milton S. Hoke; secohu'
fiGHpS GHeSSLFirst, 2; Henry K. Miller; Sec
ond. Milton S. HOke. ,.,,,o.
Cockerel-First, Henry F1i,,ar M miiiei'
PulIet-First, Henry X: Miner.
White Crested Black Polish
Cock-First, Henry K. Miller; sec
ond. Milton S. Hoke. ,r,-
Hen-First, Milton 5. Hoke.
COckerel-Henry X. Miller,
NOn.Bearded Golden POllsh
All awards to Milton S. Hoke;
NOn.Bearded Silver Polish
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
NOn.Bearded White Polish
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
bearded Golden Polish
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Rearded Silver Polish
All Awards to Milton s., Holke.
BEARDED White Polish
All awards to Milton S. Hoke;
BEARDED Buff Laced Polish
All awards to Milton S. Hoke
NOn.Bearded Buff Lace Polish
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Golden Spangled Hamburg
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Silver Spangled Hamburg
Cock-First, Milton S. HOke; SCI
ond, G.. Elmer Pyle.
Hen-First, Milton 5. Hoke' SeCOH
G. Elmer Pyle.
Golden Pencilled Hamburg
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Even Wiser than He Seems

He found fewer extra charges in
his delivered price, with such
things as DynaHOw Drive, foam
rubber cushions, windshield
washers, electric clock, even
non-glare rear-view mirror in'
CIuded in the prices
IfyOu know fine cars; it won't
take fifteen minutes behind q
RoADMASTRR wheel to see that
here is one Of the 6nests
Ifvou have inquired about prices
q single glance at the delivered
figures establishes this IS the biz
buy Of the field.
Why not make both checks =
especially since your Buick
dealer will be glad to arrange 9
trial run in a ROADMASTER any
time you care to call on hims
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Now Hamnshires


Hen-First, Henry K. Miller; sec
ord, James Moore, Bear. cent
Cockerel - First, Henry K. Miller;
second, James Moore, Bear,
Pullet-First, Henry 4. Miller; sec
ond. w. E. Lank, MilfOrd. vs
Md.
Buckeye
All awards to Henry K, Miller
Dark Brahma
Cock-First, Milton S. Hoke; sec
ond, Henry K Miller. ., ,,-,-. 100
ond. Henry X. Miller.
COckerei-First, Milton S. Hoke' sec
ond, Henry K. Miller.
Pullet-First, Milton ). hoke' Sec
ond, Henry K. Miller.
Light Brahma
All awards to Henry K. Milier'
Buff Brahma
All awards to Henry K. Mlller.
Buff Cochin
All awards to Milton s. HOke.
Partridge Cochin
All awards to Milton s. HOke.
Black Giant
Cock-First, Milton S. HOke; Sec
ond, Henry K. Miller.
Hen-First, Milton ;. HoAe' sec-
PUIiefEFirst. Henry K Miller.
White Giant
/ All awards to Milton s. Hoke.
White Chantlcleer
All awards to Milton 5. Hoke.
Partridge Chanticleer
All awards to Milton s. Hoke.
Blue Chanticleer
All awards to Henry X. Miller
Black COchins
Y
Hen-First. Milton S. Hoke; second
Henry K. Miller.
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Blue Cochin
: All awards to Henry X. Miller.
Black LangShan
Cock-First, Henry X. Miller sec
ond, c. Elmer Pyle. ,.,,,. ..
Hen-First, Henry K Miller sec
Vi &c tC%occkerelMFirst, Henry K: Miller
PuIiet-First, Henry X. Miller.
White Langshan
All awards to Henry K. Miller
Single Comb Dark Brown LegnOF
= C0ck-First, Henry K. Miller; sec
ond, Filton S. Hoke. 49,. .ooo,,
,; Hen-First. Milton S. Hoke; secoh
/, Henry K. Miller. g rrol,.
COckerteIl-First, NiI1er Milton D fn0N
Pullet-First, Milton ). hoke' Sc
ond, Henry K. Miller.
Single Comb Light Brown LegnOl
. Cock-First, Henry X. Miller; Sc
e O''fi, Hen@First, Milton S. Hoke; secon
HenTy1 eGnnTcy1,ereIEFirst. re- First Milton S. Hoke.
Pullet-First, Milton S. Hoke
Rose Comb Light Brown LeghOl
4 C'ock-First, Milton S. Hoke.
Hen-First, Milton S. Hoke; secor
G. Elmer Pyle. ,r,,,,
r. Rose Comb Dark Brown LeghO
ID, Cock-First, Milton S. Hoke So
ond, Henry X. Miller. ,,,,,o-. -,
C. Hen-First,. Henry K Miiler' 81
C Cockerel-First, Henry X; Miller.
PuIIet-First. Henry K. Miller.
Single Comb White LeghOrn
&C. CockgFirst, Henry K. Miller, $
ond, G. Elmer Pyle. .,,-
I'd, Hen-First, Henry K. Miller;
ond, David Moore, Bear. ,,u
&C Cockerel-First, Henry x. MIL
second. Florence Dische Wilmingto
&c PuIlet-First, Henry K. Miller ,
Old pen-First, w. r. LanK'
&C. 'O'O Rose Comb White LeghOn
Cock-First. Henry K. Miller; s
&C ond. Milton S. Hoke. 49,, 80.
Hen-First, Milton >. HoAe' Sec'
rleTS eCToScSkerel--First, re Milton S. Hoke.
&c PuIlet-First, Milton S. Hoke.
Buff Legh0rn
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Black LeghOrn
Cock-First. Milton S. Hoke;
80 Ond, Henry X. Miller.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

'Hen-First, Henry K. Miller; Sec
ond, Milton S. HOke.
Cockerel-First, Henry K. Miller;
second, Florence Dische, Wilmington.
Pullet-First, Henry K. Miller.
Old pen-First and second, G. Ell
mer Pyle.
Red LeghOTn
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Silver LeghOrn
All awards to Henry K. Miller.
Dominique LeghOrn
All awards to Henry K. Miller.
Columbian LeghOrn
Cock-First, Henry X. Miller; sec
ond, Milton s. Hoke. .u
Hen-First, Henry <. Miller; sec /
ond, Milton S. HOke.
CockeTel-First, Henry K. Miller; |
second, Milton S. Hoke.
Pullet-First, Henry K. Miller; sec
ond, Milton S. HOke.
Single Comb Black MinOrca
CockSFirst, G.. Elmer Pyle.
| Hen-First, Henry K. Miller; sec
| ond, G. Elmer Pyle.
! CockereI-First, Henry K. Miller.
! Pullet-First, Henry K. Miller.
Rose Comb Black MinOrca
All awards to Henry K. Miller.
Single Comb White MinOrca
CockSFirst, Henry K. Miller; sec
OnQ, u. Elmer vie.
Hen-First, G. Elmer Pyle; second
Cockerel-First, Henry K. Miller.
Buff MinOrea
All awards to Henry X. Miller.
Black Spanish
All awards to Henry K. Miller.
Blue AndaluSian
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
Single Comb AnCOnR
All awards to Milton s. Hoke.
~'' Rose Comb AnCOna
, Cock-First. Henry X. Miller; sec
ond. Milton S. Hoke.
Hen-First Milton S. Hoke; second
Henry X Miller. ,,.,,
Cockerel-Henry K. Miller.
Pullet-Henry K. Miller.
cook-First, Henry Henry K. Miller; sec.
Ongi nHieDHFirst. ~ Fiisis Henry K. Miller; Sec
ond, c. Elmer Pyle
Cockerel-Henry K. Miller.
Pullet-Henry X. Miller.
White DOrking
All awards to Milton S. Hoke.
n Silver DOFking
= Cocl-First, Henry K. Miller.
Hen-First. Henry K. Miller; sec
u ond, Henry K. Miller. D,,,,o,
Cockerel-HenTy K. Miller.
e. Pullet-Henry x. Miller
COlOred DOrking
All awards to Milton s. Hoke.
-u Red Cap
- All awards to Henry K. Miller
Black OTplngtOn
id, All awards to Henry X. Miller.
White OTpingtOn
All awards to Henry K. Miller
Blue OrpingtOn
IN Cock-First, Henry K. Miller.
Hen-First, Henry K. Miller.
Id CockereI - First, Raymond HeaI
sacond Henry K. Miller.
Pullet-First, Henry X. Mlller' Sc
IN ond, Raymond Heald.
&C Dark Cornish
Cock-First, Raymond HeaI9::
&C. Hen-First. w. e. Lank, MlltorG;
Cockerel-First. Samuel b. SIN"
Elkton. Md. .,p c,,i4b HI
&C. loII Old OiU, Den-First. w. F.. Lank. e.,
Voung pen-First. Samuel B. Sml
&c White Cornish
Cock-First, Henry K. Miller; 81
Ter; ond Milton s. HOke
m. Hen-First, Henry K. Mlller' 81
=, ond, Milton 5. Hoke.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Only BUICK has
Ry0l4bOSV~ DREVE'
and with Sc gOOss

HI0HER. .coMPRESsl0 FirsbGIl vOlvs-ia-bsC5
power in three engines New F-26S engine !"
SUPER modeIsI NEW W-RATTERN STYllSos
with MULTI.oUARD forefront, tuPeF-ihrovsh
Tenders, "dovble bubble" i0iilishis WIDE
ANGLE VISIBILITY, closeup road view both
Forword and back TRAFFIc-HANDY SiZE'
less overall 9Th for sasier parking and
s0rusins. short turning rOdiUs ENTRA-WloL
SEATS erodled between the 0Nles SOFT
BUICK RIDE, from oll-eoh sPrinsins, SofetY'
Ride rims, Iow-pressUre tires, rids-sfeodyins
iorqve-iUbe WIDE ARRAY OF MoDtLS
with Body by Fisher.
sStondard on ROADAlASTER. optional at extra cost
on SUPER and SPECIAL models.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

Embden Geese
All awards to Richard Holt, Fed
eTalsburg, Md.
Wild Duck
All awards to David Moore, Bear.
CapOn
Capon-First, w. e. Lank, Milford.
White Eggs
Eggs-First, Harvel Fletcher, Lau-
rel.