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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

6. RoOMS-Brick semidet. house, 3
pedrms.: hne. Sc. section. Just of
Pa. and Alabama aves.; occupied
. By By owner only; $1S51 mo. Write
7o5 EMERSON ST. N.E.-New semi
det. brk,. 8 rms; gas heat; 'bsmt.:
Sq;da Sqi; mr. Gath u; sl25. Thurs. and
Mr.. MACARTHUR BLyD.-Modern
Oct: brick home. nicely furn,; rent,
Sl50: available about Sept. IS.
RE HIGH laa6 p; CONNER 1927 K St. n:w.'
BEAUTIFULLY FURN, HOME in
bdrgs:. 2 baths. din. rm., liv. rm
with frepi,, large, screened porch:
rec. rm.. beautiful kit. with dish
washer; wash also deepfresze and televi-
III III Noyi ~. lst' Call Mrs: MeGregor,
WgrzEI EIs1 REAL Al ESTATE. 2Ei 7lS2' with
sSs!|asfs sSss in@ssa's7 @ssSs sssflFoo9i ssl
esRM. HOME. officer transferred; Mg4
restricted community mr.. MT. Yer
1873 S,,65 mo mo. "; WARD BOSWELL,
nc IN seiS 22o S. Wash. St, TIE. 1921;
2 BEDRMs., LIv. RM., KIT, full
bsmt.; fenced-in yard One bedrm.
furn. for children and sandbox in
pEIyo pPtay ares; ar Sl30 everything incl;
1iiIsseo 18to o1S =, slgsoee sgs Id,. Viers Mn
GEORGEToWN-Furnished house for
REM, LAG Saith st. NV; 8 master
neorms., maids rms, 3h baths,
library, SLIT. liv. rm., terrace and
garoen' din I'M. and kit. 3 fire.
Piaees; ni1 soSs 23yr. lease; no agents. eau
FURN. GRIN. sEM1DEr. brk. TSs home
ar: Malter Reed; S125 mo. La.
AIkLiHSSssireN-clean well furn. 81
dsna deneed yard; s125; adults. OK.
yhACANT.M,s-bedrm. hg house in Del
NEW NsEyWsFyshing; = 3 MS, SSI25 S mo; TIE. 45ls.
re" hAMBLER tastefully furn. close
= a. beGrrs n nsilnstSn; on country Club area,
hreplace; garage; dishwasher. dis
po p9sa5; 5SaIo S25o per mo. About 5 months.
UNIVERSITY PIX, MD.-Nicely furn
s,bedrm rsse brick home: oil heat; ga
ss6EIDENsPINNER. Realtor. '0 VA VA
SILVER spRNG-we have 2 M24 6pnaa-
iow.type houses, all two bedrms., to
Sl35; two available now, other Sep
tember /; can have one unfurn.
s5lii, Cali LAWRENCE v. LUTEs, 81.
BURLEITH-s bcdrms., bath: Si25;
available September /. Call Mr.
Domer' at sANDoz, INC, DU. 1884.
LEWISDALE. MD.-Attrac, Brick
home, nicely turn., 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, all-electric kitchen, gas heat,
automatic washer and dryer, deep
freeze. Dumont television; fenced
yard; available September 1; $3.50.
pPnone DUNN & CO., Realtor. HY.
3919 N. H. AVE. NW,-yacant;
partly furnished; 6 rms. and bath;
gas INV. heat: near everything;
S125 mo. DE. 7144 from 8 to 9:3OI
An a;m;; DE; 7144. after 8 pm. 24s
UNIVERSITY TERRACE - Comfort
ably furn. det. white brick, 5-bedrm.
house, auto. oil heat; spacious yard;
S225 mo. Call Frank w. Yount.
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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APrs. UNFURN. (cont.)

GARDEN;TYP1 APT. availhsable. ha Alex
saIl Mr. KoFFsr JA: 2-iSSo. %
apt; modern bldg; $65 per month.
Call MR.. JAMES. DI. 1855 till
14sP CHAPLIN ST NV rm.. Kit
and bath. See MRS. CONNEILY
on 2nd floor after 9 pm. Ho.
47ia 9ns 5th ST. N.w.-4-rm. apt. With
pvt. bath; entire End floor; quiet
adult home; $3.50 mo-, incl. utils.;
adults. Phone RA. 1895 or RE.
ARLINGTON, 1900 N. Oak ST.; EN-
cheney apt, redecorated; $40 incl.
gas; l blk. to transp. OW. 0473.
BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM. liv. Tm..
kit. bath apt. ne. and Sc. Util. incl.
Mr.. transp., schools, stores. Newly
dec. 500. Elk. $500. ewes. Ia. $500.
1880 PA. AVE. NV large rooms
and bath; Kitchen facilities in one
TWo-BEDRM. APT, 1st f., dinette,
mod. kit. large liv. rm.; In apt. bldg.
s.e. JO> 2-S993. -25
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-5 large rms,
2 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath; adults only; in 3 family apt
house; 500 plus utils. 81. 7474
After 5 pm. -27
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Rooms WITH BOARD

1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE ave. NV
Double room, twin beds, good
meals conv. transp. Price is Eea-
pTPoNT SSPoSs1 CIRCLE AREA, 1925 New
rms. for ladies and men. Live in
Washington's most beautiful guest
house. Television and social privils.;
unlim. phone service in each room.
ROOM AND board for 2 mothers
dren: age, 81. DU. 1850. -25
WANTED-Room and board for high
school boy with nice family in No;
@ possibie. ia. 8 s-7ssi 3 any iEyaT time. Jug @s25
WILL GIVE room and board to school
girl under 10; licensed home. Elm
.wood 721; call operator. -25
sfsssD. s9Ha t02S: No. sFIs; 96s5. and dble.' good
VACANCIES for young ladies, newly
decorated, rooms with. private bath:
good meals, .laund. privils.; 81 and
.S1 $3.50 weekly. NE. 912S. -,
Se Clean 9oS cool rooms. The nsss ses'iSss food
obtainable. All conveniences. Ex-
cellent transportation. Young men
and women. DIssIN'S. DE. 979S.
14O1 10th N.w.-Large rms; bus.
board selective menus.
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms. Ige
porch. lawn with croquet: delicious
meals; ean,s excl S47 td trans peasans
rds aeopie; p.G.. Sar;0g Nj s4s5 nG 'SS7 Belmont
725 10th ST. N.W.-single room; re-
fined young man. MRS. LENING-
The MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
" iVo
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-~single
and double rms1 in beautiful guest
home; delicious food; ttelseyision; Mt,
BosR6 esfSDht AND sf5Ds BAY pe CARE sE8s for s oS
reasonable. Cali LA. 6-453S. -24
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL,
6931 9th St. n.w.-Nicely furn. twin
bedrms.; delicious meals. GE. 2I24.
e147 r ST. N.w.-cool bsmt. studio
Slower Tsisfs sissso Ssei0 Ex 6s5s pFlvass
WESLEY HALL
Spacious .dble. rms. in remodeled re-
nm. Large closets: dances and ffes
movies. Rec. rm,: Bendix washer;
ssfilse'ss siss 6 menu; NEW IL ~ e ssS4 42o
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American plan; excel.
lent meals: home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO. 1866
COLORED-ROOM and 2 meals,
$3.50 per week; refined man. 17l9
9Th st. NV. Tel. NO. 2940. 20"
ROOMS WANTED
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8 SPECIALS
BROADMOOR.

1901 Conn. ave. NV. Here
Is special opportunity to buy
a complete housekeeping unit
with 2 bedrms. and 2 baths
on the 9Th fl. Of Washington's
most DISTINGUISHED cooperative
apt. bldg. for less than S19,-
900. Also, the owner is will
ing to take as low as $4,000
in cash and grant very easy
terms on the balance.
1923 LANIER PL. NV.
North of Col. Rd. and West Of
10th st. NW.)
This is really an exceptional
Where else in Washington or
Its suburbs could you buy a
fireproof brick home with 3
bedrms., 2 baths, glassed-in sun
parlor, Hv. rm., din. rm., kit,
2 pantries. double maids rm.
RTt saFags To sette tSr aa less estass tasn
we are authorized by the An
cillary Executor to sell the apt.
described above for only $15,-
600. with only $4,000 required
as q down-payment.
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APIS.
1888 10Th st. NV. An ex-
traordinary apt. so unique that
there is nothing in Washington
competitive It,tdit with It; 1t has
extending upward 2 floors
high; also has 8 bedrms., 2
baths, kit. and pantry, din.
rm., powder rm., End fl. porch,
pvt. basement. Trustees OF
estate will recommend court
approval of sale at price
close to $4,000.
To inspect. phone the office of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg.
. RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
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SHlRLINGTON
Brick semidet.. 5 rooms and bath;
full bsmt.; oil heat: immed. avail
S110 per mo. RDDELL REALTY
CO.. agent, DI. 1900.
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COLORED
WAKEFIELD HALL,

A114 44l414~ 44A46d
2101 New Hampshire ave. n.w.-1-
bedrm. apts.. $3.50 to $93. Ef-
nciency apts;. $3.50 to $76, in
LIST and last months rent required.
Apis. shown only after applications
have been fled. Agent on premises,
10 am. to pm.
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BUCHANAN ST NR 12th

BUCHANAN ST, Mr.. 18th
This property will be sold at once,
Why? 1t is in immaculate condi-
tion; rms: l bath and lavatory.
attic; 20-ft. frontage. gas furnace,
stairs carpeted. Price, $4,000.
EDWARD J. KYLE, Realtor, OFT
10Th st. NV, ST. 5755, co. OILS.
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Jefferson Village Apis.
Two-bedroom duplexes now renting.
Route so, z miles from Memorial
Bridge. All modern collveniences;
play area for children 500 per mo.
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road. II
MONTGOMERY County. Silver Spring
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CLEVELAND Park AREA
Detached brick. on well-landscaped
lot, containing liv. rm. with fire.
place. lge. din. rm., library, powGer
rm. pantry and kit; end fl. has 3
nice bedrms., heated sunroom and 2
State roof, oil h.-wh., detached ga
rege To inspect call until o, EN-.
1900, CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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BELTSvILLE, MD.-U. 8. Rt.- /
Beaut. and 2 bedrm. lge garden
apts.; suit, 8 or 4 people: reas. rent.
Tower 1886. -25
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3 LARGE ROOMS in almost new
house 90 closetsl, located at 729
n: vermont st.: No. Arlington; Va;
stove; convenient; price, S125 mo:
phone CHI: 4242 or CH. 2O66. -25
ARLINGTON-1- -bedrm. mod. apt,
$50 mo, 634 N. Monroe st, Apt. 8;
2711 @ ST. S.E.-Beautiful apt. Con-
sisting Of lfv. rm., bedrm., kit, din
cite and bath. Heat and hot water
furnished. S75 mo. Avail. for
CO., 1929 K st. NV. MA. O352,
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Truly a beautiful job of remodel
ing and mcderniZation: 8 rooms,
2ka baths, private formal walled
garden; owner leaving city. Asking
S39,500, wants an offer. Ewes, call
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WESLEY HALL
Spacious dhle. rms In remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water ir every
I'm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu; $4s to S6S.5O: 1920
21St ct NV HU 1904
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShmead Place NV

private bath: American plan; excel.
lent meals: home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
no. 1856
COLORED-ROOM and 2 meals,
$3.50 per week; refined man. 17l9
9th st. NV. Tel. NO. 2940. 26a
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MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO ApTs.
To inspect, phone the office of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
APARTMENTS WANTED

Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg.
RE. 1918 or RE. l749
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17

nings. Tickets may be secured
from Mines. Marcus Breger, Nor
ris Slavin or Cantor Falkow, VIM.
Levin and Jack Shane. They will
be delivered on request. Admis-
sion is $1.20.
'The Earth Cried Out" is pres
ented by Cong. Anshei Israel and
its affiliate organizations, the Sis
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17

ganah and the Irgun, "The Earth
Cries Out" will be shown at the
Anshei Israel auditorium April A
and at $3.50 pm.
Mariana BERT, regarded as the
leading European actress, is star
red. The film has all English dia-
logue with scenes filmed in Italy
and Israel. 1t has played to ca
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17

pacity audiences in New York and
movie critics rate it high for au-
thenticity revolving around one
of the greatest episodes In our
time.
It is a movie that particularly
every Jewish person in Tucson
should see, says the committee.
Hence it will be shown two eve
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
Al To Show
Fine Film

A powerful movie drama of the
actual events in the birth of a
new nation, Israel, and the first
story of conflict between Ha-
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17

terhood and the Mr. and Mrs.
Club.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17
DEDICATE TEMPLE

CHICAGO, (JTA)-Sinai Tenn
pie, constructed at cost of near
ly 100000 was dedicated, fol-
lowing a three-day ceremony.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-17

Arizona Post, March II, 1850
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. 20
(ADC) = The Walter Asiatic Natu-
ralization bill was favorably repor-
ted out last Thursday for Senate
action by the Judiciary committee
when 1t held an unexpected and
unscheduled meeting that afternoon
the JACL Dissemination Com
mittee learned from Committee
members.
The unanimous report by the
Senate Judiciary committee was on
the House-passed measure that
would extend naturalization rights
to some 10000 Asians, mostly Japan
csc and Koreans, who have beer
heretofore barred from this privi-
lege.
The Walter bill was reported with
out amendment and with strong
recommendation that the Senate
pass it.
Mike Masaoka, national legislative
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
LOOK FOR THE LABEL

Labels deserve greater respect and
attention They are a protection for
the buyer and should be of marked
benefit to the manufacturer of dur
able goods. Yet women tend to ig-
more labels and then feel cheated
Or resentful when purchases turn
out to be inferior
Suppose a cotton dress shrinks
badly. The "Sanforized' label was
probably lacking and the buyer was
shortsighted. Possibly the sales
person knew that this manufac-
turer does not use .Sanforized mat
erlals but the buyer never asked.
The name of a well-known manu-
faeturer usually gives a guarantee
of quality. Often the label will give
cleaning or washing precautions
which must not be disregarded.
You cannot insist nowadays on
all wool, pure silk or all nylon. Tex
tile manufacturers say the improve
ments brought about with mixing
textile fibers are remarkable. Sc
don't let a little learning be dan
gerous thing. Accept the word of an
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
Senate Receives Walter Measure

director of the JACL ADO. announ-
ced that he would ask Senator Pat
McCarran (Dem., New. chairman
of the Senate Judiciary committee,
and Senator Scott w Lucas Dem.
ILL.,. Senate majority leader, to re-
quest unanimous consent to consider
and to approve this legislation i'm
mediately.
Under Senate rules, bill reported
out by a committee must lay over
at least three legislative days in
order that other senators may study
it before action can be taken on
any measure. Since three days will
not have passed after the Judiciary
committee reported it out. the only
way in which the Walter bill may
be considered is to secure unani-
nous consent to consider the bill
out of order.
Even though a single objection
will prevent its passage at this time,
we cannot afford to waste any OPP
portunity to press for action on this
BILL" Masaoka said. Thine is run
ming out ON this special session and
we can't wait for it to be placed on
the Legislative Calendar where ii
can be debated and voted. Well
just have to take Our chances now
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
It's Your Home!
intellig nj salesperson.

intellig mt salesperson.
II buying blankets, moth resistant
usually means just that. Some rugs
recently treated and made moth re-
sistant are guaranteed for ten years
after testing at the University of
Washington.
Women are notorious for not read
ing instructions. Manufacturers of
electric equipment say that their
service calls result from neglect of
instructions plainly attached to the
equipment.
Women should know what thread
count on sheets means. Fine sheets
with a high thread count may be
far more beautiful. but may not
wear as well as the coarser sheet.
Is the sheet for the guest bed or
the boys double deckers? Labels
properly interpreted indicate use
and durability.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
There's Time to Aid
Needy People Yet

There's still time to help needi
and hungry family with a Christ
mas basket.
The Christmas Bureau sponsored
by the Health and Welfare Council,
a Red Feather service, will help
individuals and club and church
groups get in touch with individuals,
families. hospitals ana children's
homes who need them.
BY providing a clearance service,
the bureau prevented $50 duplica-
tons last year. thus helping extend
Christmas to $50 additional worthy
needy families.
The bureau itself" Mrs. Elmer
B. Christie. volunteer chairman. ex-
planned today, docs not solicit funds
or supplies. We channel individual
or organization gifts of money. toys,
food and clothing through establi-
shed agencies or direct to the need
lest families.
Its both a free and confidential
service Mrs. Christie said. by CO.
ordinating the Christmas projects
of various clubs, churches and orga-
nizations. the Christmas Bureau is
able to compile list of those in
stitutions and agencies. such as hos
pitfalls and children's homes, for
which no plans have been made.
Donors requesting suggestions for
Christmas projects. or wishing to
contact a needy family, are referred
to this list
The Red Feather Christmas Bur-
eau Committee is headed by Mrs
Christie and includes Mrs. Ruth
Manca, Jackson Street Community
Council.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
Named Navy Ensign

WASHINGTON, D c., Dec. 20
tADC)-A Texas Nisei, Joe L. Aka
gi, %, has been nominated to be a
naval aviation ensign and is be-
lieved to be the first Nisei ever
commissioned as a pilot in the
navy, the JACL discrimination
Committee reported.
Akagi is attached to the navy's
Pacific fleet. Naval public informa-
ton here said he was transferred
to San Diego after completing flight
training at Pensacola, Fla.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Torata
Akagi, Ems Akagi was graduated
from Jefferson Davis high school
in Sheldon. then attended Texas
A q M for two years where he was
a member of the NROTC.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
kohga Members Pix
Accepted by Salon

The second travelling salon oil
the Kohga Photographic Society Is
now making its tour throughout the
state and is now being shown by
the Washington Council of Camera
Club before the various camera
clubs of the council. The members,
who have contributed prints to make
up this salon, are as follows: Ga
renee Arai Yoshio Mona, Tomo-
iiro Kushi Ritsu Sato, Shoji Wata-
Okla, Henry Takayoshi, and Al
Smith. The first results to come in
so far is the vote of the Seattle
Photographic Society. This club
votes as follows first, Quiet De-
tour" by Clarence Arai; second,
"One Foggy Day. by Yoshio Mona;
and third. I'm The Cove also by
Yoshio Mona.
At the last meeting, the society
unanimously decided to meet once
a month, that is, on the first We'd
nesday night of each month. The
next meeting will be held at p.m,
Wednesday, Jan. 3. in the Jackson
Street Community Council offices
in the Tacoma Hotel building.
Yoshio Mona has received word
that his new print, South African
has been accepted by the SPRING
field international Salon of Photo
graphy. This salon will be held from
Jan. 2 to Jan. 81, 1851, in the George
Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum
at Springfield, Mass.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
Preacher in Mishap
Is on Probation

WALNUT GROVE. Calf, Dec. 20
Methodist church minister Yasa-
bufo Tsuda, formerly of Seattle, re-
Gently was found guilty on the hit
and-run charge in the unavoidable
de tn of Natha Singh ON Oct. |
and was placed on a three-year
probation.
Tsuda was hurrying to sermon
in Florin when he ran into the man
on the highway. Without reporting
the accident, he hurried on to Flo
rim for his engagement
The preacher resigned from the
church on Nov Is.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
Social Whirl
. EX- SEATTLEITE WEEDS

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 20-Miss
Ruby Yayoi Sato, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sadasuka Sato OF San
Francisco. Calf. was married last
Nov. % to former Seattleioe Mr.
Robert M. Yamasaki. The benedict
is the sen o. Mr.. and Mrs. Shin.aro
Yamasaki of Seattle.
The Rev. Akamatsu officiated at
the marriage ceremony.
The neWlyweds are now residing
in Flushing, N. Y
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
Bellani Services

Rec ignition service for the Bell
amis, originally scheduled for last
Sunday. will be held from 7:30 pm.
Wednesday, Dec. 81, in the Japan
csc Me thodist Church.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20

Christmas worship service this
Sunday. Dec "a, in the japanese
Methodist Church. will be a Joint
Issei-Nisei meeting. The Rev. 7. J.
Machida will deliver a short medi-
tation and the Rev Paul Hagiya is
to speak.
Mrs. Harry Mimi will render a
solo and the 20-member church
choir will sing Silent Night. dir
ected by Carl Niwa.
During the service. baptism will
be given ana new members accepted
into the church.
Jim Osawa and John Ikeda have
completed the planning for the
Methodist Church young peoples
caroling. set for Thursday, Dec. 81.
Anyone wishing to join the cara
van of singers is welcome, and sing
ers will meet at pm. in front OF
the church. Marion Unosawa will
be responsible for the route to be
taken and Carl Niwa is the diree-
tor First stop will be Finland Sana-
torium.
Friday, Dec. %. is the date for
the second annual all-church Christ
mas party for the japanese Metho-
dist members. Chairman for the
second consecutive year is Eddie
Shimomura. The fun will begin at
7.30 pm In the church basement
Toni Yoshioka will lead games
which both Issei and Nisei can en-
JOY and Ray Hikida is in charge OF
the eight-minute skits to be pre-
sented by the MYFrs, Duzzers, Me-
thodist Service Guild. WSCS and
Issei fujinkai
Others on the planning committee
are Tsuguo Ikeda. caroling; Betty
Noji, Marion Gosho and Lloyd O.
mura, decorations; and Masako
Kanetomi, refreshments.
The annual Methodist Christmas
program, under the Craftsmanship
of Tax Kuriyama. will be presented
from 730 pm. Sunday, Dec. "a, in
the main chapel
Bill Yorozu. master of ceremony
is to be assisted by Lloyd Hoshide
stage. and Santa Claus"
The program will include such
numbers as solos by baritone Fran
els Niwa; a pageant, Spirit on
Christmas" by the junior depart
ment; tableau, depicting the man.
ger scene of Bethlehem with the
kindergarten; and the MYERS play
Christmas Trimmings.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-20
Methodist, JBC Set Yule Rites

Sunday School Christmas program
will be featured at the 11.15 am.
Nisei worship service at the Japan
csc Baptist church this Sunday,
Dec. "a. the Rev. Emery Andrews
announced today.
Taking part in the morning ser
vice will be the various departments
of the Sunday School, whose supe"~
intendents are Ruth Watanabe. Hide
Shimono Mrs. May Katayama, Es-
ther Mccullough and Mrs. Emery
Andrews.
Baptismal services will also be
held.
THE Fight before Christmas
will be the annual Christmas play
to be presented at the japanese
Baptist church from 7:30 pm. on
Monday, Dec. 25 The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Taking part in the play Will be
Rayko Hayashi, Yosh NakagaWa
Sunni Tanaka, George Hirano, Ku-
mike Homma. John Full and
Brooks Andrews. The Myoio WWG
will be in charge of the evenings
program.
Baptist Youth Fellowship will &C
earolling this Sunday evening, Dec
"a, and wind up with party at The
home of Paul Ina, it was announ-
ced by Yosh Nakagawa, BYE pre-
sident Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Setc
are advisers of the organization
JBC choir gave a repeat perfor-
nance of the Christmas Cantata al
the Mt. Zion Baptist church las
Tuesday, Dec 10. The successful
choir presentation was enjoyed by {
capacity crowd at the japanese
Baptist church last Sunday, Dec
II Mrs. Jean Herbert is the director
of the choir.