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Evening star., 1950-11-04
Furniture Unclaimed
Forced to Vacate

FURNITURE Below Cost
Coil springs, SIS; custom-made sir
covers. 81 and $40: bed davenport
S4a; 2-pc. overstuffed liv. rm. suite
$50: occasional chairs, $40 and So;
studio couch. S39; chest of drawers
81; club chair, $50: dinette SCI
box spring and mattress, $40: chit.
ferobe. SIG; scatter rugs. S3.
3441 18th st. NV.
Open Mon. and Fri. It'll 9
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SECRETARY

EXPERIENCED IN REAL ESTATE
AND BUILDERS OFFICE
PERMANENT POSITION
Applicant must be capable, intelligent,
energAtic. under 30 years and desire
. good job. good pay, with unlimited
opportunity for advancement. Reply
giving education, experience, every
previous employer. Replies treated
eonfidentially. Box 4S-D, Star. %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Doll ss!, doI HOUSE h lsTge e II Nv Eood' $40 or
DOORS. builders, surplus. $50 new
gasaaddss A. panel asI, fir DOORS all sizes;
DsAFfs sSnS,s'sS Rs 's' sssS s'nssh ss5 sa2s gA
pRAPPERIEs AND poRTIERE, Ital-
ian red velvet custom made. good
DRUMS. one set. white pearl; 7 mos.
old; real bargain; S175. HI. 6077.
psgMs' ds1 5SsY'r. IF sssgs sg@gsts set With
AMEa5esS sSr!Fs TYPEwEITEfsV sVes c.. gs&l yssl
DuILIGAToR; stencil type, s1s, 80;
UNITED }9tP = TYPEWRITER CO.. s1s
EARRINGsMReal afsR n s:W pearl Four oeors-
ian IAN silver salt containers. HU.
ENcYIopEDIA Ssfi BRITANNICA. pur-
chased 1945. excellent condition;
shelves. year books, complete, S125.
FILM DEVELoPiNG and printing in
Z hours; color service; cameras on
credit. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV.
FORMICA
Ase we Of sd@s sab
the home. e.e'es JoHa IN feiRseas EiGoN. USE fNc. @
seiaesds esds. g. avg: Sop spd Lis0n lane Beth
FREEzEREdeneral Electric, 5 Gu:
pr!ee s:; nGRih VII 5ssj. sss $50 under current ws
cond., SIS. WA. 3063. IS
FURs - Moving South, must sell;
mink mn scsn e9at HTdssa sa1s seal jacket silver
rERss 1Hk sca5i cross 81 foa Ss1s frs from Alaska
$35 each; white porcelain kitchen
set; chairs with cushions. S25. AK.
FURs, beautiful, genuine, natural
S.skin scarf. worn only fey times;
eyes. after 8 or Sun. CO. O065,
rSk' coaT. d2s Silver muskrat; size le,
$75. 1909 Van Ness st. n.w.-
FUR COAT, Hudson seal. full length,
me me asss sasScs good 19nditi9n- new In
FUR CoATs--Beautiful beaver. dark
brown. size Ia. with beautiful Chi
nese silk lining. perfect condition.
a9Te new, S700 or best offer; also
nuf,s f,,sidTensD ana Leopard fur coats
each set: Call EN-. 4l5G So
FUR COAT; leaving town for hot cli-
mate; finest let-out China mink, new
! coat. Call DU. 1000. Ext. $50
from 8 am. on. -
FUR COAT. Persian lamb. size 12.
/ value 81 900; owner deceased; sacri-
nee. S275. LV. $4,000, am to
FUR COATS, natural possum, gray
caracul, size 12, excel. cond. AT,
4434, call after s. Il
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MANDOLIN. Gibson; carrying case,
perfect condition; S@5. GIL. 6lS5.
MANTLE-Italian black and gold
marble mantle, about 100 years old.
On, display at o020 Ga. ave. NV.
Telephone. MI ,S400. Price 5000
foam rubber; orig. cost $50; mos.
old, win sell for S110. Call 10.
2-497S before 6 pm, Sat. or sun.
MATTRESSES and box spring, Sealy's
new: 5000 OR. s1s5. N5
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GAS RANGE, Quality, high oven;
good working order; SIS. EN-; 4026.
GAS RANGES. new, used; credit: in.
s.allation. PEERd aso Ess SALES, 2237
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS-Very rea-
sonable. Select from hand painted
china, pottery, alabaster, stationery,
cards. etc Ia. 1919. -
GOLF CLUBs-Elegant Bobby Jones
autograph set and bag, S4S. Lady s
set, S17: beginners, S12, NE. 4646.
GOLF CLUBS--One set of 4 hand
made First Flight woods. 9 custom
made First Flight irons and putter
all professional models. 1 large nylor
bag, leather reinforced. Entire set
and bag cost S22l, used very little
Sell for sla5; Also set Of 3 new
spaalding Airfiight woods. list price
BERwYN GOLF RANGE. osos BaIto alto
hlvd. Berwyn. Md. TO. 622o =
GUN. Ithaca No: 5 trap, custom made
like new; today's price. s544. 30
GUN BARREL with polychoke. fol-
model II Winchester. Phone UN
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RETIRED TEACHERS AND
GOVERNMENT W0PREpc
POSITION OPEN
FOR EXPERIENCED
GIRL

To handle insurance COM
-pensation. claim department.
This is an excellent oppor-
tunity for one desiring a perm,
position with more than aver
age. salary. Must be good typist
and capable Of handling coTre-
spondence. Our employees are
aware of this ad. All replies
held in strictest confidence.
BOX 273-D, STAR
Evening star., 1950-11-04

LADY. AaLK. for eT. dos.0F's stor once; no nisht
ferred; open salary; vicinity Falls
Church. Call IA. 4-1195. IS
LADY. single. middle-aged. white, to
manage, small rooming house, (no
mao Lh.k., rm. and salary. Box
LADY no MANAGE tobacco dept in
dept. store; experience advantageous,
but not necessary. Write particu-
Lars lars to Box, 404-D. Star. IS
WoMAN (white) to answer phone
and fold boxes. also do anything to
be done. Call after 4 pm, 10.
WOMAN FOR POSITION as secre-
tary-recepttonist. 5iz-day week;
IS2;2; Apply in person to SIDNEY
L9UST THEATRES. Kass Bldg, III
YOUNG WOMAN. with some knowI-
edge of office work, one who is
willing to make herself handy in a
small ladies' ready-to-Wear shop
GOOD. steady position; references.
Box 90-E. Star. =
RETIRED TEACHERS AND
GOVERNMENT WORKERS
Earn $500 extra per mo-! Impossible? :?
Not at all, Men and women who
were considered finished in govern
ment and teaching have built happy.
successful. profitable lives in our
neld; II you are in good health and
would ike to spend or hours a
particulars. Interview wiz be ar
ranged later. N. MARLOWE, Room
4l9. 1424 X. st. NV, Washing ton
Evening star., 1950-11-04

RIDING BOOTS Mans English
size sta. S25; ladys leather boots,
practically new, S1oi todhpur boots.
~ 60; sizes 7hs B. MI. 5000, Ext.
RIFLE, soo6 sprinsfeld. sporter. ia.
RIFLES AND sHoTGUNs. new and
used sd3s iRE TRADS iai NJ po t5sfs sssss 8! 0ss
RUG. whitehall Ansio-Persian, ex12,
PRACTICALLY new; reasonable. LU:
RUG: Chinese Oriental, sx1o. hand.
woven. beige and blue, extraordinary
,SLAcksToSE. &c. 1852 WI, s55s..
knGBlseGT mSIbeTry ke osx sso 9S1S ns5 s2p
WESTINGHOUSE, 8 IT,, new unit su5.
BTt BBTTteakiaSst sdaSt d. /. table. 4 chairs. SO.
RUGsWsix Olson. used but in good
brown win sci sell ali Tor frA SIS. Bar: Bar:
gain. Call WI. 4004, 8 am. to noon.
RUG, ex12, blue, with pad, SIS: baOy
scales, So; bassinette crib with
mattress, $3.50; mans riding boots,
SIZE SIZE ! L. s. 81 ro Yomans n1aso riding oO9ts'
RUG. handsome beige velvet liv. rm.
rug with pad; SIS. Call DU. 6464.
RUG. sxia, good green cotton. "a and
waffle pad; $50 for both. o.. G.
RUG-Beavtiful $3.50: solid rcd rug;
used mos. Ss5. Call 10. 3-9,:34.
RUGs-Amer. Oriental. KavS :ans.
12xl5s, Kirman pattern. pastel
ShaoeS. Glllistan. :IXl2; Chinese
00Eienta, a6ss 9xl2. Excel. cond, Seer.
RTGs%}3l 9x1. beige floral. sood
cond; coz also new 5x9 mottled dcsi-en.
RUGS -Feraghan, 13x25; sarouk.
gXl2; Chinese. Sxl0, 4x7, l2xI4;
herman runner. 3xl5; no dealers.
RUGS, Oriental, sale aog to 3oes
reduction. ARMENIAN ORIENTAL
RUG CO., 2409 18th st. NV, $
RUGS (2), large. Oriental: excellent
condition; no dealers. WI. 1920.
RUGS-Green. 9x1s it,, two 3ex67 in.
to match: rose 6x9 it.: reasonable.
5301 Reno I'd. NV. Woodley 224S. 4s
RUGS. Oriental Persian and Chi
neSe; room and scatter sizes: mod
erately priced. RARE RUG SHOP,
242G 18th st. NV.
RUGS, imported Persian Oriental
de design; heavy, closely woven for
| $3.50; other sizes proper. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV.
| RUGS
Chinese; ! 1nxl5 value $1,000, will
SCI SCI for $500; : 9xl. Chinese rqGs.
| Transfer &, Storage Co. 1888 Wis.
Don't Make a Move Without
i 10 o11i,or Cy,,itl,
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BUILDING MATERIAL

GID medicine cabinets.
90 Ain. pipe columns. z it.. 2 in
f2Q( 3-in. pipe columns. Z IT,
900 Gin. pipe Columns. s. s fl. H.
112 2.in. pipe columns, 3 #, 10 in,
t3l 1ha-in. pipe columns. It,
(gl 36-in. Peerless fireplace hampers.
tss), 22 In. K l6 in IL in. Truscon
coal chute doors.
t25) s in. s in. cast iron clean-o
doors.
(2D Perfex thermostats.
SHAPIRO, INC.
oil 18th St. NV, ME. 17l7.
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STENOGRAPHER

We have two openings for desirable.
permanent situations; 5-day, 40-hr.
week. Successful applicant must
assure good attendance and be able
to pass medical examination. Rea-
Sonable shorthand and typing speeds
are required. Desirable company
benefits available. Apply Personnel,
room SOC. Open weekdays 5000
Saturday 9-1.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

Furniture, Unpainted
Stock and made to order. special for
week-Hardwood end table, SID
and coffee table to match. SIG;
picture frame design, modernistic
style. One of the largest selections
OF unpainted furnitrre. Open Mon,
Tues and Sat. 81: Wed. Thurs,
PAINTED SHOP, 926 New York
ave. NV, RE. 1924. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Tango v, Horner. ex-
KEOUGH, OTIS. 324 Glenhaven. 2003
Gosnell St, Silver Spring, Md. -5
ADDING MACHINE. Sunstrand. cleo
reconditioned. guaranteed S99.5
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 6l3
= 14th st. NV
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters.
all makes. new and used. Pay for
them like rent. $40 mo. Buy now
for Christmas. CENTRAL. 2o19 14th
st. NV, HU 5l21
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PIANOS
NOVEMBER SPECIALS

Now is the time to buy. We have a
large stock Of new floor samples and
reconditioned pianos in gran6s, con-
sh.s nsa sna staftns st s5a5 ss doS 1SGe
balance SO mos. DYNAMIC STORES,
1900 q st. NV. ST. 0250.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

NNAioNSA'. 3NS. Ato-s GhDlutlS,
The best for less. Financing.
Call G. F. ST. DENIS. LU. 1-5572
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. flag
stone terrace, walks chlnneys. fire.
places. cement driveways, porches.
retaining walls, pipe drainage all
kinds Of waterpi oofiny F MAR
CUCCIO, Route 5. Horners lane.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1855.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoTER; phone RA. ssss any day.
DRiNvEWAaY4'' PAVING. asphalt; low
prices and easy terms. ALASKA
goal 4 BRICK CO., MA. 1886 or
EGECTRiCCAL INSTALLATION, re.
pairs, short circuit; small Jobs done
jmmed. Call any time. RA. 1929
FENCE (chain-link) - Wholesale to
dealers .zl,ss a. ressonsbls price. KAISER
FENCE--Galvanized. chain, link. al
posts in concrete;. immediate erec.
ton. Get the best for less; sc
months to pay Phone HO. $3.50
evenings and Sunday NO. 552S.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

REFRIGERATOR R-DIsCoUNT. 15%
TO Government employes on brand
Low overhead permits us to do this,
Terms if desired.
Homestead FurniShers
5515 18th st. NV.
Open Friday and Monday til 9 pm.
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RUGS
1nv1 ro1,,

Chinese; l 10x15, value $1,000. will
sell for $500; = 9Xl2 Chinese russ.
S375 ee. C2r r. seen a. Smiths
ave. II v. NO. go.
Don't Make a Move Without
Calling Smith
Evening star., 1950-11-04

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters.
all makes. new and used. Pay for
them like rent. $40 mo. Buy now
for Christmas. CENTRAL. 2o19 14th
st. NV, HU. 5121.
ADDING MACHINES
Cash registers, meat blocks. Nest In
Carts. fish cases. slicing machines,
meat choppers, computing scales, hot
dog steamers, shelf molding. price
fss estre en1s saw sean AND eo e items
must go regardless OF cost. We
are moving to larger quarters and
moving equipment costs money, so
come in to the HACKERMAN SALES
CO. at 1st and N. Y. ave, NV. and
ADDRESSING MACHINE. was $40 so.
sSS s2sf NtT TYpRwRTRR Z Gsia!RRi Co. g..
ADDREsslNG fa5 issh e; sSiixxcHrNEs-sa ns up:
TypSvS, tsyps ar sota seaE AMEgIcAN FaG;soI
Air ii td ttodNTbiPTHIsoNERs-They NT,iPHsNTh Will be
hiEher In priee and harder to get
next year. Your chance to g, ,oy buy
9faRdpew 9orP at whoesae ssmPts cog model n PhsS
S2l5; ~ s+-ton Model 76-E; List
RADIO AND APPLIANCES, s535
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, sH. $500.
ANTIoUE-chinese screen. teakwood,
BLACKSTONE, GE. 1852. WI. e55s.
: 6ias b5oadloon stair uSa earpst sf''vi with
pads. :: mo. old; brass andirons.
ANTIQUES, cherry wood Victorian
love seat. and . chairs. Excellent
.condition; Best offer. ST., 5420.
ANTIQUES--Bureau. solid wal, mar
bic 1.t TOP: fran frame sas mrrSE or small
ANTIQUE FURNITURE-Chair. sofa.
ottoman: also china. CHI. O3l9 :
ANTIQUES-Meissen clock. matching
candlesticks. Nielsen onion pattern
dinner dinner service service With fat ; ware.
ANTIQUE. set Of old Golden Wedding
Ring China. EN-. 7043. IS
ANTIQUESmol cherry corner cup
Pea 6oardi il 81 ss5aa6 q; g maple chairs. $50.
ANT1aGEs MI Sai s-4sS5 40 5:piece milk Sn glass
dresser set. 2 perfume bottles,
original shoppers. lacy edged tray,
l powder and l pin Jar. Otis 7011.
ANTIoUEs-clocks. several mantel
type. Sl0 TO 80. also victorian
walnut drop-leaf table, S25. Wo.
ANTIoUEs-My collection of $50
RobletS. many different patterns.
singly or as a whole. also few odd
AoUARIGMs AND sUPPLIEs-Tubi-
fex and live daphnia. Be sure to
see all of the latest available rare
imports. You may select from over
100 varieties: Marble hatchets. ST.
ea,; zebra FISH. 39c ea; green sword
tails, soc Dr.; head ISLANDERS, 81 .9S
ca: Leporinus and many others.
AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO 3S37
Evening star., 1950-11-04

PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full. resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-b blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany,. walnut, light
oak. avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Aahlisha 4 G20
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Color Photography!
3ring your best color shots direc,
to Chinacolor's new lab. for quality
color prints at low prices. 7l5
kennedY st n w PA Rp11
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PIANOS-Let us help you determine
whether or not your child has mu-
let us give you our accurate. free
musical aptitude test. Please call the
piano department for an appoint
ment. A copy of the famous play
by-color method will be given free
MUSIC CO.. 110S G st. NV, DI
Evening star., 1950-11-04

BEDsPREADS t2), hand crochet. 1
is all white. the other is ecru with
peach taffetta; both with match
ing scarfs. DI. 5642. .
BED D-DAVENPORT. cushion size,
excellent condition. S45. GIL. 61S5.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
CARPENTRY

Gen. remodel, rec. rms. cabinets.
The best for less. Financing,
Call G. F. ST. DENIS. LU. 1-5572
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
By MIKE HOSHIKO

This is the story of the man who
invented the Sserd
He lived like anybody else and
in order to support his wife and
children he worked in aIfactory.
But for a long time he had an idea
for a revolutionary invention which
would appeal to all women. especial
ly elderly women and adolescents.
He was continually thinking of this
invention and he hoped to make
success of it so he wouldn't have
anything to worry about.
Through the years he was dis
tracted by diversions as having to
play bridge, keeping up with those
uppity Joneses as well as having 10
make a living. But there were other
things in life which he secretly re-
lished such as falling in love with
colored autumn leaves, Brahms mu-
sic which gave him great aesthetic
pleasure. a pretty girl who lived
next door OF course he never
told this to his wife. She would
never understand why he took
pleasure in such things.
So life seemed to go on as it usual
ly does whether one wants it to stop
or not. People became older. neigh
bors changed and he drank too
many cups of coffee and smoked
too many cigarettes. But inside his
brain was his desire for success and
wealth.
But one day while playing bridge,
he got brilliant idea. the last link
for his invention. He left the table
without even finishing the hand
He took his invention to the medium
big shot in the factory who in turn
took it to the upper big shot who in
his turn relayed it to the super big
shot
The invention had great possibi-
lities and it would increase the COM
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
Maryknoll Event
To be Today

The Our Lady Queen of Martyrs
Parish (MaryknolD is holding its
annual carnival-bazaar today Sat
urday. Feb. 49, from II am. to II
I'm. at the Maryknoll Auditorium.
18th and E. jefferson St A gala
time is promised to all
Delicious Oriental foods and re-
freshments will be served all day
by the young ladies of the parish
There will be many games, including
the popular bingo, basketball toss
and a fish pond for the children.
At 1920 pm. the first award OF
a television set will be made, follow
Ell by the awarding of a zeiss camera
and a portable radio
The Maryknoll Auditorium is To-
Gated across from the Providence
Hospital and may be reached by
taking the No. II bus, either the Z.
Cherry or the Goth Ave busses.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
o BUDDHIST WEDDING

A candlelight setting in the Sc
attic Buddhist temple formed the
background for the marriage of
Miss Mitzie Ideta, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kiyoshi Ideta, to DR.. Daibo
Full, son of Mr.. and Mrs Raisaku
Full, on Sunday, Feb. r. The dou-
ble-ring ceremony was officiated by
the Rev T. Ichikawa Wedding music
was furnished by Mrs. Mich Shimo-
mura at the organ.
The brides gown was of beautiful
blush pink satin fashioned with
draped peplum in front which ex-
tended into two rosettes in the back.
The shoulder-length illusion veil
was fastened to a matching bandeau
A bouquet of white hyacinths cen
tered with two white orchids was
carried by the bride.
Miss Yuki Ideta, the brides sis
ter. was the maid of honor. She wore
steel blue gown with a net skirt
and satin top, with its own matching
jacket. Her colonial bouquet was of
white tulips surrounded by white
hyacinths and white streamers.
Bridesmaids. the Misses Susie
Shimizu and Kinko Full the
groom's sister, wore gowns fashioned
similarly to the honor attendants
in champagne They carried colonial
bouquets of white hyacinths with
blue streamers centered with blue
irises. All the attendants wore head
bands of matching material with a
single strand of pearls attached
Little Elayne Karikomi and Sha-
ron Full were the flower girls. They
wore pink gowns with nylon net
skirts and nylon net stoles, and had
colonial bouquets of pink carna-
tons Their headbands were of hya-
cinths.
Best man was Mr. George Kozu
and the ushers were the Messrs.
Shobo Fulfil. the groom's brother,
and Shoichi Ideta, the brides bro
| Their
Mr.. I. Kihara presided at the re-
ception in Kiang Nam Cafe Miss
Yasuko Ota took care of the guest
book, and the Misses Sachi Yasui
and Hisa Matsubara and Mesdames
Mike Hattori and Hats Hanada cut
the cake.
For going away. the bride wore
navy blue suit with yellow shorty
coat and matching accessories.
The couple flew to Los Angeles,
Calf. for their honeymoon They
will make their home in Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
Seven More Japanese Babies Born in 40
Than in '4S, Frisco Records Disclose

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Feb. 10
tNichi Bet Times Dispatch)-Seven
more babies OF Japanese ancestry
were born in San Francisco during
1949 as compared to the year pre-
vious, according to a number OF
facts on local birth records disclosed
this week by DR.. J.. C. Geiger, city
health director.
The number was 1873 up So PEI
cent from 121 in 1948
DR.. Geiger's figures show that sly
of these babies were born of parents
of mixed blood while one was illegi~
innate.
Other birth figures showed:
White. 1902, down is per cent:
Negro. LAG, up IL; Chinese, 1122,
up 1877; other colored 213, up 90.
Mixed parentage-Chinese % per
cent; japanese AZ per cent, and
other colored 1874 mostly Filipino
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
Q BETRoTHAL DISCLOSED

Red and white nosegays with
Fred and Judy" inscribed revealed
the betrothal of Miss Judy Hiroko
Omura to Mr.. Fred Koichi Suto on
Sunday, Feb. II, at canasta party
in the Omura residence. The bride
elect is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Kiyotaka Omura, and the
groom o-be, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Muneo Suto.
Guests included the Mesdames
Mitsuye Otani. Mary Kozu, Mona
Mukai and Mary Naganawa; the
Misses Fukuye Wada, Bernadette
Gamble, Mary Masunaga. Amy Ha-
tsukano, Pansy Yasui, Amy Seko
Takako Inui, Dorothy Suto and
Kiyoko Tashiro.
Miss Sachi Matsuura was unable
to attend.
No wedding date has been set.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
FEBRUARY

18-Maryknon Carnival-Bazaar to
be hid at the Maryknoll church,
10th & E. jefferson.
18-"Dreamer's Holiday, strictly
teen-age social from $50 pm. to II
midnight in Methodist Church So
cial hall Stag -stagette. Stays, fifty
cents; stagettes, free. Refreshments
o be served.
21-Roller skating party to be
sponsored by WWG basketball team
from 1890 pm. to 1890 am. in
Rollerland.
% - NVC Community basketball
league awards dance from Gil pm.
n the Buddhist auditorium. Admis-
ion free.
22-Seattle JACL chapters install
l9tion dinner-dance in Chinese Gar
dens.
23-League of Women Voters in
vites you to hear and see your can
didates at 7:30 pm. in Neighbor-
hood House. 304 18th Ave. S., Eagle
son Hall. 1417 E. And, or High Point
Community Hall, 5000 w. Graham
24-Movie, "Kenji Comes Home"
from 730 pm. in Japanese Congre-
gational Church.
25-Mercury bingo night in Sc
attic Buddhist Auditorium.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
Success

pany's income no end. The company
began to manufacture Sserds in
mass production An advertising pro-
gram was launched. 1t was adver-
tised in Life, McLeans Magazine
and in Sunday papers as well as in
coast-to-coast hook up radio pro-
gram plugged by name Hollywood
actors.
The SSerds were a great success
and fame and fortune came to the
inventor. This then, was what he
had yearned for. However this sue
cess was accompanied by the usual
stomach ulcers, persistent statesmen,
begging letters and cafe society life
things which he could have done
without.
However life seemed to lack some
thing although he did not need to
worry about keeping ahead of the
Joneses and he could afford to send
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College or move to Florida when it
got little cold
One day as he watched the wind
blow away the last few leaves on
the trees from the window of his
swank suburban home. he thought
about the original model of the
Sserd carefully locked up in the
vault. He felt compelled to go and
look at it.
When he opened the vault, he
found that his original Sserd had
disintegrated and only dust remain
ed-like the last few bars from
Brahms first symphony in G Minor,
the fading autumn leaves or the
image of pretty girl
New Canadian
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18

Observation more than books, eX-
perience rather than persons, are
the prime educators. "A. b Alcott.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
Buddhist Scouts
Slate Court

A Neighborhood Court of Honor
will be sponsored by the Buddhist
Church Troop 252 at 7:30 pm. next
Monday, Feb. 20, in the Seattle
Buddhist gymnasium.
DR.. Kazuto Harada, neigiiborhood
commissioner, announced the pro-
gram as follows:
I. OPENING CEREMONY
A. Color Guards
l. Troop 252
2. National Anthem - Star
Spangled Banner
B. Invocation
l. Rev. Masunaga
c. Welcome Address
/. Mr.. H. Fuiino
II. AWARDS
A. Tenderfoot
l. Bob Adler, Troop 247
B. Second Glass
l. Louis Hammerslough,
Troop BAT
c. First Glass
l. Troop 254 - Comm.
D. Merit Badges
l. r. w. Thompson, Troop
245
E. Star Rank
l. DR.. Harada, Troop 252
III. SHORT SKETCH
A. A Scout is Brotherly-Troop
252
". AWARDS - Willard G.. Jue
l. Red Pennant - Troop with
most Scouts present.
2. White Pennant - Troop with
most parents attending
3. Blue Pennant - Troop with
most advancements.
V. CLOSING ADDRESS
A. Byron Hunt Chief Scout
Executive
VI. GOD BLESS AMERICA
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-18
Q BABY SHOWER

A surprise baby shower was given
for Mrs. Frank Tsujii on Wednesday
evening, Feb. Is, in the home Of
Mrs. Ken Higashi Hostesses were
Mrs Mike Hattori and the Misses
Naoko Anal. Yasuko Ota and Su-
sic ShimiZu
Those present included the Mes
danes Hats Hanada, Koichi Yagi,
Kenji Ota. George Colo, Ken Higa-
shi, Osamu Hirata, Akira Higashi,
Mary Osaki. fish Sasaki and Yone-
ko Fujiye; the Misses Kimi Jinguji
and Maria Yamanishi.