davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-27
RASALo ASARos
BrOnys Raila
Apie tauta If JOS valstybes varda.

stovyklos, kur jie buvo permit
bolseviku komisijos prieziura.
Tada greit pamateme, kaip ju
dekingumas bematant isgara-
vo, kaip draugiskumas virto
pavydu, neapykanta, kaz ko-
kia gaizybe -. Tie patys Emo
mes tuoj suciniskejo, suziaure-
jo, trumpai tariant subolsevi-
kejo. Taip man praktikoje pa
sirode russo dvasios platumas
ir gerumas. :.
Gal ir cia kalti rezimai, O ne
zmones, biesas Zinc. Bet jei
nebutum kriikscionis, darytum
isvada, kad tokios tautos ma
Rams daryti gera neapsimoka.
Ne apie al norejau kalbeti, o
apie tos tautos valstybes pava-
dinima. Del jo mes Wis neturime
nusistatymo ir, man rodos, be
jokio reikalo komunistams pa
taikaujame. Rasiau jau syki
po karo apie tai, bet vel pa
kartosiu. sia valstybe mes tu-
retume vadinti ne Sovietu Sa-
junga ar kitaip, bet tik Sovietu
Rusija ar staciai - Rusija. .
Jie save vadina Sovietu So
cialistiniu Respubliku Sajunga.
Jie nori, kad uzsieniuose JUGS
visi taip vadintu. Karo pra-
dzioje, 1889 metals, keletoje
straipsniu pavartojes tikraji
pavadinima, ne ta iskamsini,
per Lietuvos uzsieniu reik. mi
nisterija 'buvau caves sovietu
pasiuntinybes Kaune protesta.
il reikalavo nevartoti zodzio
rusas ar Russia.
Ka reiskia is tikruju tie boil
sevikiniai Rusijos pavadinimo
zodziai? Jie visi reiskia tik me-
Ia. Juk nera ten jokiu "sovietu"
-
ar "tarybq'', tik kompartijos
diktatura. Nera ten jokio So
cializmo, o tik visos valdzios
ir visq turtu pasigrobimas j
kompartijos rankas. Nera ten
jokiu respubliku, tik vienoda
lr visur ia patti diktatura, IT,
ronija, auksciausiai centrali-
quota Kremliaus vergija. Nera
ten jokios sajungos, tik visu
krastq ir tautybiu karinis ir
policinis pajungimas. Visi ke-
turi zodziai yra melas ir ap-
|gaule.
siandien toji bolsevikine vals-
ltybe tapo seno rusisko impe-
rlallzmo ir net pacio beprotis-
klausio sovinizmo reiskeja. Ne
nustebsime, jei viena diena jie
pareiks, kad ir spausdinimo
priemoniu isradejas Gutenber-
gas buvo irgi rusas Nekalbu.
kaip jie dabar elgiasi Baltijos
valstybese, kurios paverciamos
rusu zememis, naikfnant vietos
gyventojus, sodinant kolonis-
tus. Nekalbu apie Lietuvos ad-
ministracija, kuri ne tik subol-
sevikinta, bet ir surusinta. Ne
kalbu apie Rusijos dominacijos
geisma visur, kur jie atejo per
okupacijas ar dar ruosiasi atei-
tt. Tas viskas, rodos, zinoma.
Taeiau mes savo spaudoje Wis
dar labai daznai tebevartoiame
ta rusisko bolsevizmo propa-
gandos zodi, jo valstybe vadin-
dami Sovietu Sajunga, o ne Ru-
sija. Amerikieciai, rodos, daug
maziau tepazista ta "Sajunga"
ir ka il reiskia, bet dazniausiai
jie visai teisingai savo spaudo-
Je ia vadina = Russia ir rusais.
Tx grynai oficialiuose rastuose
ar notose Russia vadintina Sa-
Junga ETC., norint, kad adresa-
tas neissigintQ, jog cia ne j il
buvo kreipiamasi.
Kokius vadus il turetu, kaip
j besiyadintu, - NUNS. lie
:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-27
kAS If KUR

= Vilniuje neseniM ivyko dainQ|
svente, kurion buvo suvezta apie'
1000 dainininkq. Komunistine
''Vilnis'' pranesa: "Dainininkai
buvo per toll nuo klausytoju.
Neorganizuotumas smarkiai ma
Zinc dainq sventes ispudi. Rimtu
trlkumQ buvo ir dainq atlikime."
Sventeje dainuota daugiau ru-
siskq, negu lietuviskq dainq.
. Kanados laikini organizacini
Komiteta, kuris organizuoja lie
tuviY bendruomene, dabar sudaro
Sic asmenys: pirmininkas J. Si-
manavicius ir vicepirmininkai -
dr.. Kaskelis ir "A. Pulkauninkas.
. Nuo liepos men. l dienos Vo-
kietijoje -33, ,45O tremtiniq nusto-
10 IRO globos ir perejo j vokie-
ciu uki. Austrijoje ir Italijoje
IRO globos nustojo Al, $50 trem-
tiniq. IRO globa Vokietijoje dar
naudojasi 145,O00 tremtiniu. Jie
visi tikis greitu laiku emigruoti.
. Komunistine "Laisve", kaip
pranesa jos administracija, va
saros metu iseis tik A puslapiq ir
tik iris kartus per savaite.
. Vokietijos Lietuviq Bendruo-
menes atstovu prie Vakaru Vo-
kietijos vyriausybes ministeri-
jos, tvarkancios pabegeliu reika.
lus paskirtas inz. P. Zunde.
. ,Vokietijoje buvo sudaryts
lietuviq tremtiniu kartoteka. j
dabar persiunciama j Amerika
paliekant tik tQ korteles, kurie
dar tebegyvena Vokietijoje.
. Vliko politines komisijos pir
mininku, vietoj j Amerika isvy
kusio ". Sidzikausko, isrinktas
dr.. p. Karvelis.
. Vokietijoje laukiama atvyks
tant ministerio st. Lozoraicio il
Romos. Cia jis lures pasitariml
su Vliko nariais.
. Vokietijoje gyvenantieji Ma
zosios Lietuvos lietuviai pradejt
leisti savo laikrasti senu tradici.
niu vardu - KELEIVIS. Reda.
guoja Ansas Lymantas. Redak.
cijos adresas: (20a) Hanover.
Stocken, Garbsener Landstr. Z
Germany.
. Operos soliste A. Diciute =
Treciokiene persikelia gyventi
Chicago ir cia atidaro muzikos
vaidybos studija.
. Urugvajaus lietuviai pradeje
aktyviai organizuoti Urugvajaus
Lietuviu Bendruomene. Laiki.
nj organizacini komiteta sudaro
st. Grigalilnas ir v. Doleris
(kriksc.-dem. grupes), P. Vikonis
(soc.-dem.gr.) A. Gumbaragis
(liaud.) A. Brazys ir A. Kausi
mis- (taut.), A. Grisonas - Lie
tuvos Atstovybes Pietq Ameri
koje sekretorius.
. Montrealyje, Kanadoje, isteig
ia Mazosios Lietuvos Biciulil
Draugija.
. Rasytojas Juozas Kruminas
parase apysaka "Naktis virsum
sirdies", kurioje lengvu stiliumi
nagrinejama dviejq zmoniQ, Wy.
70 ir moters jausmu konfliktp
niuansai, dvasiniai apsisprendi.
mai IL tragisku ivykiu pasek.
mes. Knyga numato isleisti ga
bija".
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T R E M It's

Viennes Hetuviskas arastis Voetoje metu
epos prado kas savaite Lda redaguoia
SIMAS MIGLNAS Prenumeatos kama Amerikoe If Kanadoe
SO centu vienam msnesiui
TREMTIES atstOvai:
visai Amerikai, isskyrus Chicagos miesta
St. Nasyytis, 4579 w. 157 ST., Cleveland ii, Ohio
Chicagos miestui ir Kanadai
W. Stuogis, lila Florence Ave, Evanston, II.
REMDAMl TREMTI RENAME vOKIETIJOJE
LIKU6IUS LIETUvIUS ~ BE UzJURIO LIE
TUVIV PARAMOS JIE LIKS BE LAIKRA6CIO!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
Roosevelt Aeunl
Of Polilieking
FEPc Measure

WASHINGTON 8m 81
-Tte disrallr esrF fiN
traiio1f eIsiI f|nhis n9a m
resulted IN eeff "a & HsH
IN tir iiu1sR neNtEl ~
New Ynsk CnnEIeasesaH 8f
d. Roosevelt. a. fna9 l
velt bes flied msan as M
thr faifsefrriaYHeEf
BIN 0iIi 0I ere faiEA oam H
Nos annlhfF Neu YEA E
aressu 81. DemerFai AfaF
Ell. Juninf. hes annaasn1sf ts
he viii fiic q snnilHf rFIsn M
self. Powell has spoasmtA 11
FEpC measure faf grsFa An3 -
verai conafessmFn 49, HeMFsIIt
action waz q politissl nanea1f|
aimed only "a lmpfuslnE 80
Juniors prestige a. 3 ra4
candidate for NeW fwk Covers
81. Roosevelt has drnief tla
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
SOftball Games
Friday For March
OF Dimes Drive

Softball games for the benefit
of the March of Dimes are sched-
uled for Friday night at Bayview
Park.
The U. S. S. Cabot, airplane car
rier softball club will cross bats
with the Dewitt Roberts All-Stars
in the opener, scheduled for 7:l5
p. m. In the nightcap, the VIEW
softball club will cross bats with
a Navy All-Star nine.
The Dewitt Roberts stars will
have most of the 1949 softball
champions on their roster. These
include, Santana, Albio Acevedo,
C. Barber, Jack Villareal, J
Aritas. Casado, Joe Castro, Mira,
c. Chavez, Buster Roberts and
others.
The Cabot will have some of
the best players in the area on
their squad.
The VIEW will have F. Sands,
Villareal, John Lewis, Joe Lewis,
Sterling, Blanco and many others
i nthe city.
First game will start at 7:l5 p
M, and the second game at 600
p.' m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
CRAWFORD, GARDNER
WIN HANDICAPTOURN
AT LOCAL GOLF COURSE

Cmdr. r. A. Crawford and 1t.
Gardner Thomas won the team
handicap tournament Sunday at
the local golf course.
Averaging their scores for the
18-hole route, they shot an 81.
With 19-stroke handicap, their
net score was SO, just one stroke
better than the SO shot by Mel
Miller and Scotty Nelson. Miller
and. Nelson also averaged an 81
but they had one less handicap
than the winners.
Third place went to Glenn Price
and Ben Cole, who averaged 844 :
14-7012.
Other scores are as follows:
Crawford and Thomas: 87-19-
So.
Miller and Nelson: 87-18-69.
Price and Cole: 841z-14-7012.
Shanghai and Valdez, 771z-7-
701z.
Mullins and Whitaker: 100h-
29-7115.
Spottswood and Wood: 871a-16
-71h.
Hertig and Cobb: 87-l5-72.
Ryzow and brace: 86-14-72.
Stevens and Sawyer: 95-23-72.
Hamel and Goodman: S3-11-
70.
Carbonell and Lopez: 86h-14-
721a.
j. Mira and Demmler: 89h-16
1914.
H. Mira and Demmler: 86h-13
49,.
Albury and McClung: S9h-15
-7412.
Durham and Bauer: 94-19-75.
Leto and McCardle: 92-17-75.
Knight and Pierce: 86-11-75.
Thurman and Cameron-7512.
Blount and Sands-7512.
Phillips and Cain-76.
Campbell and Henson-76.
Flown and Striplin-76k.
Sayler and Kinsey-761a.
Tyson and Pipoly-76R.
Peoples and Faraldo-77.
Parks and Londeree-77.
Rowan and Biche-77.
Marin and Loucks-77R.
Mathews and Rogers-78A.
Stadler and Richards-79.
Douthit and Fara-70.
Hayes and Harris-80.
Parks and Hyman-Withdrew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
~. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FISHING TOURNAMENT
Tipping the Scales
Leading Catches To Date

ser has II enough students are
willing % 80 by that means of
transportation. and al the rate
charged nothing could be cheap
~
Besides - one very important
fhlna. when the people of Belle
Glade see an Of YOU pouring
OCT 0f che bus. they'll know the
Ennchs are on hand. 20 lend all
thrw moral support 20 the team.
nui that's not all Think of the
ian you can have going over. I've
sen thr times when the sides of
tlr bus would literally part as
~ gave vent 20 our cheers and
yrlls Cor dear old Alma Mater,
Mt only that u rs the chance of
& lifetime a. have a plain rip
Fearing good time You are still
pupils ~ the Key West High
schooi bat YOU are on your own
Nou arc going for one primary
barpoac. g. help the Key West
iran to ,ime home with the
taoun Why not 60 N body, and
staW the people Of Belle Glade
$3.50 h0w solidlv YOU are support
NE Fuuf team
SUPPORT YOUR MARCH
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Minimnln Charge


Use your phone. Adver-
tiseInents may be inserted
in these columns by phone.
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SUPPORT YOUR MARCH
or DIMES DRIVE


Ihe charter boats are making
ap faf iusf time Hampered by
III weather cor weeks they are
80 going eli ont Co prove the
flh ere really there II you want
tfm Tho boats return to the
aafk each day loaded 20 capacity
eth caichos made in the Stream
and un tire reef
Captain Myron Grant. return
81 ca port Yesterday afternoon
aiih two tarpon weighing into
g. noighborhood of 20 pounds,
mail as FAR as tarpon go. but al
Enf slFc this specie can fight with
muFr courage than fish twice the
Sc CLYDE Walton. Of Everett
Washington will vOuch for that
Asiion IS visiting here and comes
tuw a section where large fiSf
aIe caught for commercial pur-
rsfs Vet b. Is more than salts
Nrt with the catch he made from
Captain Grants boat. Tarpon are
wlauTeiy scarce al this time OF
hla Fraf beat the fact that they
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
Sensational
Walt PuTdv
AisO On Card

one ~ fhe best boxing cards of
ihe Year may be in the offing
ihs Friday nleht at the Key West
Sports Arena when Red" Gamer
90 end Coast Guardsman Pulaski
tanaie lu tic main bout.
Coast Guardsman Pulaski
cpmss - the Island City with a
iine huxing record. He has de-
tested Art saey. and is a main
buui fighter in the upstate rings
Cameron Is hard hitting
heavyweight. who has boxed in
Madlsfn Square Garden. and on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
VXl, BOca Chica Field. Yin.
Southern Area Air Force
Basketball Championship
Defeats Uss Cabot
Team, - To as
VXl Will Go To
Norfolk February ?

BY M. ]. Bower. PNc. UsN
VX-1, Boea Chica Field TODAY
won the championship Of fhe
Southern Area Atlantic Air Force
by defeating the uSS CABOT
(CVL-28) basketball team q a.
43, in the finals OF The tourna.
ment held at MAS. Jacksonville.
Florida.
BY winning three straight
games the VX-l aggregation. which
is managed and coached by Guy
T. Grove, ADJ, (APl. won the
right to represent the Southern
Area in the area championship
tournament TO begin February 2
at Norfolk, Va.
The VX-1 basketball team Is
comprised Of the following:
Guy T. Grove, ADJ ZAP, man
ager, coach and captain. Walter
st. Clair, AN, Jean Gordan. AL
AN, George Rosian, ADAM. How
ard Stephens, AIS, Faunt May
hew, ALI, Richard Wickes, AZ
AN, Edward Taylor. AMAN,
Jack Story, IA, Donald Downs,
ALAN, Joseph Cornn. SN, Joseph
jenkins, IA, James Walls. AID
AN. Two players from FAWTU-
LIANT augmented the VX-I
team. They are: Norman league,
ADA and Richard Joanis, YN2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
CAMERON, PULASKI
FIGHT At ARENA
FRIDAY EVENING

main headliners in the Magic
City.
This Friday, Key West fans
will see for the second time the
great ght-heavyweight, Walt
Purdy.
'Purdy fought Burnaski some
months ago in a fight that is still
remembered by the fans.
The terrific hitting Purdy
blasted Burnaski to the floor
about five times, but the game
Polish youth came back to slug it
out with the Purdy lad.
Two other local lads are on the
card. Sal Alvarez makes his first
appearance and the ever reliable
Jerry Rich will also be in the
ring. This boy Alvarez is said to
have plenty of class and has been
training hard for the fight this
Friday.
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AT THE CASA MARINA.
FOR THE MARCH OF DIMES
SCALES:

O(AL6Os
Remember the first quarter of
the Island City Fishing Tourna-
ment sponsored by the Jaycees
closes tomorrow night at mid
night. All entries for this period
must be received prior to that
time. Judging will take place as
soon after the period closes as
possible.
/ hope / am right in this, that
the entry listed below is the first
received from the Navy by the
tournament committee since this
years event got underway, if it
is. we certainly would like to see
more of them, the committee has
done everything possible to en-
courage participation by Naval
personnel, but for some reason no
entries are being received. So
come on you Naval personnel, lets
get the entries in, the first quar-
ter has passed and so far not a
word from either the Naval Sta
ton or Naval Air Station.
Captain w. w. (BilD Brown,
has entered a catch on the Dol
phin. which l believe is one of
the Navy boats in the area. The
catch weighed Is pounds, meas
ured four feet two inches, with a
girth of 10 inches. William A.
Newman. of Kansas City, Kansas,
is credited with making the
catch.
And from Captain Jackie Key,
of the charter boat Legion, the
following entry was received: a
Bonita, weighing 1872 pounds,
and measuring two feet, nine
inches, with a girth of 81 inches.
The catch was made by Bernard
Spers, of Chicago, Ill.
That's all the scales for today
folks. but it might be of interest
TO YOU to know that in spite OF
the bad weather we have had, our
entries appear to be on a par OF
even a little better than last
year.
We hope that the second quar-
ter will bring some entries from
| Al & Claudes bait house at Perky
/ Florida. Lots of fishing up thai
way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
Sirugo Starts

Sirugo Starts
Riding on the boulevard yester-
day, l was pleasantly surprised to
see that the Sunshine Construc-
ton Company has started opera
tions in the Garrison Blight area.
Mari was piled up to make road
out into the area where Sirugo is
to begin operations. Further down
the boulevard, his crane was
busily engaged in removing mari
from the channel where the char
ter boats come into the blight
docks. At least we are making
steps in the right direction, steps
to provide a yacht basin, which
ultimately can prove to be the
finest in Florida.
AT THE CASA MARINA.
FOR THE MARCH OF DIMES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
Walls
HNILoi
Net Aboui Fish-Bsskefball

THIS item h directed 10 the
pupils u the high school.
Forty ~ you guys" and gals"
have Indicated that you would
iihe - make the trip TO Belle
tilaue foT the basketball game
nrxt saturday night. Plans have
alFeadY been formulated to char
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
$500 PER PERSON.
DRESS is OPTIONAL

DR.. Ernst F. w. Alexanderson,
of General Electric. Schenectady,
N. Y, famous electrical engineer,
born in Sweden, 70 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
BY JACK DELANEY. Fishing Editor

are making an appearance gives
indication that some of the really
big ones will be caught.
ATTEND THE JAYCEES'
DANCE JAN. 18TH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS
HELP WANTED-MALE
FEMALE

WAITRESS, short order cook,
kitchen help. Experienced.
Night work. Ponce's Lunch
eonette, 701 Simonton. Apply in
person. jan25-4t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25

Island City Basketball League
(High School Gym,
Night
WEDNESDAY,
7:OO-Pollock's Jewels VS.. Son
ar School.
8:0O-Bamboo Room VS.. Spider
Web Drive-Inn.
900 - Overseas Garage VS..
Vogue Cleaners.
THURSDAY
7:0O-Spider Web Drive-Inn VS..
Vogue Cleaners.
8:OO-Overseas Garage VS.. Son.
ar School.
9:OO-Bamboo Room VS.. Pol
locks Jewels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-25

William c. Bullitt, ont-time am
bassador TO Russia, born in Phila-
delphia, 80 years ago.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-06
GyOkkO Ken Cops WOmen's Team Event;
Edamura Sets Hot Pace in Mems Singles

OSa Edamura. a husky youngster
who rolled in the Nisei Merchants
league last season. early this week
set dizzy pace in the mems singles
in Main Bowls annual house handi-
cap tourney which will be concluded
this Sunday night.
When Edamura finished his chores
on the alleys, he had a sizzling 500
series. including a 263 first game.
Young Edamura lined up nine strikes
in a row in his whopping 1853. His
other scores were carbon-copy 1875.
With his 105-pin handicap, Edamura
smassed a grand total of TIA.
In the doubles event, Rollo Eng
and Ed Yaplee assembled their pins
FOR 1915 to place first.
Red Front Tavern, which posted
5000 on a 341-pin spot, was out in
front by a wide margin in the team
event. Royal Amusement, also with
BAL handicap, landed second with
1884. Both teams are Nisei Com
mercial league entries. Tonic Hama
saki, Manabu Fujino and George
Tanagi spanked the tavern outfit
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-06
SUNDAY, May rs
At South Park

SUNDAY, May 2S
At South Park
? p.m-Penguins VS.. Washington
Wood.
At Washington Park No.
, pm.-Savoys VS.. Veterans.
At Garfield No.
= pm.-Lotus VS.. Monarchs.
In Seattle
Tacoma VS.. Old Timers.
SUNDAY, June
At Garfield No.
? pm.-Washington Wood VS.. Old
Timers.
At Brighton No. 1
, pm.-Lotus VS.. Penguins.
At Rainier No. 2
, p.m.-Monarchs VS.. Savoys.
In Tacoma
Veterans VS.. Tacoma BuSsei
SUNDAY, June IL
At Rainier No. 2
? p.m-Old Timers VS.. Veterans
At Washington Park No.
2 Washington Wood VS.. Lot
us.
At Garfield No.
2 p,m-SavoyS VS.. Penguins
In Tacoma
Monarchs VS.. Tacoma BusSei..
SUNDAY, June is
At Garfield No.
? pm.-Old Timers VS.. Lotus.
At South Park
2 pm-Veterans VS.. Monarchs.
At Delridge No.
2 pm. - Savoys VS.. Washington
Wood.
In Seattle
Tacoma Bussei VS.. Penguins.
SUNDAY, June %
Start of 2 pm. playoff games for
top four teams at Garfield No. 1
Georgetown and Brighton No 1.
SUNDAY, July 2
bye date)
SUNDAY, July Q
Continuation of 2 pm. playofi
games for top four teams at Garfield
No. I, Washington Park No. / an6
Rainier No. 2.
SUNDAY, July 10
Conclusion of pm. playoff games
for top four teams at Delridge No. l
South Park and Garfield No. 1.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-06
Almond Decisions
.Umeda in Tacoma

TACOMA, Wash, May 6 - Stan
Almond of Vancouver, B. c., earned
a close decision from Tommy Umeda
of Seattle in an eight-round semi
windup bout last Thursday night in
the Tacoma Armory. The two feath-
erweights put on smuggling match
with neither gaining a distinct ad-
vantage.
In the main event, Harry Kid
Matthews, the Northwest's light
heavyweight division hope, knocked
out Watson Jones of Los Angeles in
two rounds.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-06

Gyokko Ken Cafes fair team rose
to the occasion. so to speak, last
Thursday night to amaSs 1868 pins
on a 504 spot to capture the team
event in the women's division of the
annual house handicap tournament
sponsored by Main Bowl in its fast.
slick drives.
Two girls, Yoshia Dol and Rose
Young, spanked Mr.. j. Fujii's squad,
rolling nearly identical scores for
duplicate series of SOB. Miss Dol hit
ITO. 156 and ITS, and Miss Young.
157, ITS and I'll. This duo's final
ITS and I'll held up the team in its
nosing out dangerous Tails Fifth
Ave by 10 pins.
Tails came in second on the
strength of Fumi Yoshida's 526 ser
les which included the nights high
1879 game.
Westinghouse landed show mon
ey" with 1924 on 73S-handicap
Tournament winner Gyokko Ken
took $50 plus medals, Tails, $40, and
Westinghouse, $40
The results follow:
l. GYOKKO-KENC CAFE - Madge
Ono 449, Ruby Nishiguchi 1855, Yo-
shia Dol SOB. Carol Daty 1854, Rose
Young SOB. Total 2164, handicap 504,
grand total 2668.
2. TAILS 5TH AVE.-Yo Kitaya-
ma 473 Fudge Sakanashi 432, Mary
Yoshijima 403, Fumi Yoshida SIG,
Sue Lew 436. Total 2270, handicap
1856, grand total 1855.
8. WESTINGHOUSE - Rose Fri
son 351, Louise Satire 1894, Irene Han
sen 800, Lorraine Ramsey 1893, Fran
ces Elliott 1853. Total 1886, handicap
1888. grand total, 1924
4. CHIKATA DRUGS - Cathay
Yamada 421, Alice Tsue 1862, Pat Ia
naka 391, Yoyo Ishii 400, Mits Ko-
DANA 1872. Total 1886, handicap 612,
grand total 1898.
5. NORTH COAST IMPORTING
Pat Hidaka $50. Mickey Oyama
419, JUNE Takahashi 375, Jean Te-
rao 433, TAX Nakashima $50. Total
2157, handicap 408, grand total 1865
6. MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP
Miye Ishikawa 455, Martha Ikeda
800, Yosh Taniguchi 1896, Mary Ma
niwa 1893, Mitsie Sanico Alb. Total
2022. handicap SGT, grand total 2549.
7. HEPCATS-Peggy Wyman 1862,
Mary Pelan 401, lone Nelson 1888,
Gladys Erb 432, Della Packard 379.
Total 1862, handicap 598, grand to-
tai $500.
8. PENTHOUSERS - Grace Whit
field 1862, 10 Render 1852, Helen
Shaver 331, Dorothy McGough 1863,
Bonita Harvey $50. Total 1854 han
dicap CAT, grand total 2411.
9. TAKANO STUDIO 49, Xxi va
mamoto 378, Dot Kodama 1877, Susie
Shimizu 1878, Mich Ishii 343. YoYo
Konishi Ala. Total 1850, handicap
526, grand total 1916
10. CHINA IMPORT 81 EXPORT
Gladys Hamano 361, Kimi Tana-
ka 387, Aiko Kyono 1877 Rosemary
Beppu 40, Kiyo Yamaguchi Alt.
Total 1912, handicap 462, grand to-
tai 2374.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-06
Title Holding SavOyS Open Their Season
In n ". Times Loop against Lotus

Three games, all starting at PM,
are scheduled for this Sunday, May
7, to open the so season of the
Northwest Times Baseball league
Championship defending Savoys
will tangle with Lotus at Rainier
No. , in the feature contest of the
day. The Savoys are expected to
start Dick Standen on the mound
against the Buddhist nine.
In the other tits. the Veterans
will be hosts to the Penguins at
South Park and the Monarchs will
be visitors" when they meet the Old
Timers at Garfield.
The Washington Wood Tacoma
Bussei game has been postponed
until a later date.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-06
WHO AGAINST US. TOO!

ST. PAUL, MINI, May THE
Womens International Bowling
Congress this week said the group
has tabled by a unanimous vote
recommendation to open its mem
berships to Negroes and Orientals.