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AUTO GLASS MAN

AUTO GLASS MAN
Exper; small shop. WA. 666a. III 5
AUTO MECHANIC - Fleet mainte-
nance; hourly rate; vacation; hos
pitalization. 1887 Wilson blvd. .Arl.,
Va. -16
AUTO MECHANIC-We have an
opening in our organization for a
first-elass mechanic of sober habits.
experienced on automatic trans
missions; paid vacations and holi-
days, group insurance, well above
average earnings. See Ralph after
3 am, PYRAMID AUTO BODY
CO., 1886 Bladensburg Rd. ne.
AUTO MECHANICS t2), thoroughly
experienced in tune-up work; S7o
wk. guaranteed; modern station. Ii
1880. willard. MARKET ESQ
SERVICE CENTER, 400 Florida ave.
ne. Open "a hours. -l5
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
two Steady employment, aigh earn
fngs for Good men: health insurance,
profit -sharing plan, completely mod
ern shop with every type of equip
ment, Chance for promotion
Wash. s oldest and largest Dodge
Plymouth leadership. TREw MO-
TOR CO. Phone MIR. E5aete, service
mRI DE 1910 for amt
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AUCTION SALES
THoS J. OWEN & son. Auctioneer,
A36 Saufhern HuiIIina

TH0s J; OWEN d son. Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.
Trustee Sale of Valuable THREE
SI0RY ROW PRICK EWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
M0n.EIERE,re-4 MM0MBER 410 Il" STREET.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. S66S
Of the District IT. s Of p coaba e ha .eeGfaf anS as
the request Of the rart5 secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction, in front
The FIFTEENTH DAY AZ OF No4Phl HoHEM- :
O'Clock PM. the following.
described land and premises, situate
In the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot "K'
IN James H. BosS's subdivision Of
part Of Lot "A in Square 5l5. as
the Surveyor for the District Of
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A de-.
posit of $4,000 will be required at
time. Of sale ALI conveyancing. re-
cording.. revenue stamps. etc. at cost
OF purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
complied with within thirty days
from day II sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser. after I'VE days
newspaper published in Washington.
TRACY DUNN.
no5.7.a.12.14 Surviving Trustee.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
AnnfinnOaRG
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SPECIAL
AUCTION
Williams Auction House
TONIGHT, WE'D, 7::3O PM.

Williams Auction House
9ls New York Ave.
Very fine consignment of Is
high-grade, all-new decora-
tor-style, custom-built odd
sofas and chairs, direct
from the showroom floor
of Washington wholesale
showroom. These sofas were
made for finest Washington
clientele. An opportunity to
procure these elegant living
room furnishings at auction.
Originally retail priced to
sell for three hundred to five
hundred dollars each sofa.
Chairs to have sold at one
hundred fifty to two hun
sdred fifty.
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CLERKS
COLLECTOR-DRIvER

Young man $3.50 years Of age, neat
in appearance and capable of hand
ling the public Must have clear
driving record and d. c. driver
permit. Job consists OF making col
lections on accounts Of our adver-
tisers. Apply Personnel Room 506.
Open weekdays s:3o-5 and Sat. 9-1
No phone calls. Y
THE EVENING STAR
1I01 Penna. Ave. NV.
SALESMAN wanted;
good proposition for right man; ex-
perience preferred but not essential
Apply in person, 52l 18th st. ne.
or phone Ii, 3-TT10 for appt. after
10 am s -15
sea food man; night work S
to am. no Sundays; top wages
to AL man. EDS GRILL, 1899
H ne.
COOK for restaurant. exper.. sober
and reliable. Amply 1897 L st. NV.
COOK and pantryman. .colored. Ap-
ply to chef. LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
10th. and Eye SITS. NV. liz
COOK. male, white experienced in
CRANE issisf oPERAToM oigaa truck sou crane, ex-
per- refs, Iion-union, steady work,
excel; pay; D D.s.S e, Drivers river permit
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

SALES TRAINEE tglass COZ
ASST. OFFICE MGR lwhlse: paper
coD $50 wk.
JR. ADMIN, stocks. bonds or securi-
ties exper. open
JR. EXEC. tmust type). excel. oppor-.
natl CO. $3.50 mo, up
JR. ACCTG. CLERKS degree pref J.
$3.50 mo.
RECORDS CLERK (scientifie research
organization, must typel. S225 mo.
FLOOR MGR. retail store S75 wk.
STENO. trailroadl $50 VIZ.
GLAZIER fglass mech).
$50 to 500 wk,
sTOCKRM. SuPv. SIS wk
CLERk-TYPISTS S225 TO Sa70 mo.
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITORS. Sa25 mo.
JR. ACCTq: CLERK, Alex, S240 mo.
MESSENGER. many. young,
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styled finest grade fab
rtc. covering. various colors and
shades. straight, curved and sec
tional sofas. excellent lounge and
living room chairs in like fabrics.
A look tells the story. Public in
spection sall day Wednesday up to
sale hour Wed. might commencing
at 7:30.
ABLE FOR FINEST HOMES. RAM
BLERS. LARGE APARTMENTS
AND ANY PLACE WHERE UN-
USUAL FURNITURE IS DESIRED.
REMEMBER AUCTION SALE
NIGHT COMMENCING AT 7:3O PM.
ALSO INCLUDED IN SAME SALE
WILL BE FINE MAHOGANY Ia
BLES OF VARIOUS KINDS. LAMP.
END. COFFEE AND OTHERS.
Auctioneers Ph.: MA. 2679
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AUGUSTA HANLON BROWN,
Attorney, The McLachlen Building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 7S357. Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters OF Ad-
miEistration on the estate OF Edward
Beck late of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the Sub.
seriber, on or before the 2Sth das
OF April. AID. 1859; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benet1t OF said estate Given under
my hand this 25th day of October.
1851 JERRY E. HYSONG. 1900 N
Street, NV. tSeall Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL. Register oil Wills
for the District OF Columbia CLERK
Of the Probate Court. noT ,t4."I.
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HELP MEN

DRY CLEANING ROUTE MAN, expe.
rienced for established route; salary
u s35 oaES E week; vl1 lo% e. commisSien. Apply
Piney Branch I'd. JU. 1868. -16
VIRGINIA; steady work; call Elmwood
ELECTRIcIAN-wiring and repairs:
permanent work, good pay; car
furnished; Apply R. Dowd. DoWD
ELECTRIC CO.. 44ls Conn. ave.
lis
for 1st-class men: good wages:
apply REED ELECTRIC Co. 2So3 p
st NV HO 432l ia
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. ?
am to $50 pm. Apply office 2ol,
l02s Connecticut ave. -l5
ELEVATOR STARTER
White: experienced; 6-day week; must
be neat in appearance; annual va
cation; good salary. Apply building
Sueerintendent,, Room 7Os Kass
Bldg, III 14th st. NV. IA
ENGINEER-5th class license, for Of.
nee noed Dloei oet,, Automa.stic. oil burner:
saa snd experience first letter to Boz
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN
TO call on paid-up accounts of well
known pub: Must be dignified. have
ialr education and capable OF meet
earned on adv. comm. basis Car
nee Call EDWARD LEAN. HU. 624O
Tor appt. Friday only. -15
FARM HANDY MAN and wife fno
Ghildren); unfurnished rms, bath,
living quarters. Near Alexandria,
va, Duke 81. extended Start at
SHALL j. WAPLE. 1924 l4th ST.
NV. DI. 3346, OV. 1851. -16
FARMER AND WIFE. no children.
to live in main residence and work
on cattle farm near Upperville, Va;
exper. with beef cattle and fencing;
refs. Write J. KENNEDY. 3407
F0REMAN-Letter shop: full charge.
Call DI ITO 81
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MANY EMPLOYEE
BENEFITS

WRITE IN CONFIDENCE. GIVING
COMPI ETE RESUME FOR PERSONAL
INTERVIEW ARRANGED AT YOUR
CONVENIENCE. BOX WS 2l5
EQUITY 2cl W 4Ist ST N " Is
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BED WETTING
STOPPED
PROPOSALS

Approved BY doctors no medicine
KiNG ENURTONE LAB. DU. sI38.
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HELPER-Exp. man
needed to fill permanent position in
est. firm, An excel. opportunity for
advancement in position and wage;
Applicant must be clean cut and
exper If not, please do not apply.
Apply after am. to Mr.. Edward
JOHN G. WEBSTER & SON. INC.
tEst 1922. 1927 F st. NV. -15
CAR POLISHER AND WASHER-For
a reputable used car lot: must have
d. c. drivers permit. and able tc
work steady; must have references;
good pay to start. SMILING SAM
2461 Wis. ave. tNo phone callsl.
lie
CASHIER-Hotel front once MGR
1000; experienced preferred: apply
In person, asst. manager, ROGER
SMITH HOTEL. is
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AUTO .
FRONT-END WORK AND
FRAME STRAIGHTENER

Here's . good opportunity for . good
all-around mechanic. A top-paying
Job with Northern virginia's largest
Chrysler Plymouth dealer. Best
working conditions.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CoLoRED-NEAR 9Th AND x NE
M2O-foot row brk., in excellent con
dition; 8 rms, bath, fun basement
with street entrance: metal ga
RACES; S1,5oo cash down will buy.
PMILLfPs, Psii fPsI 81 81. iaii SgI4' FRANK MO s.
CoLoRED - AN OPPORTUNITY 70,
some one with cash; 2 bedrms.,
modern. very clean: auto. gas heat;
no basement; mixed neighborhood;
must have 81 500 cash and take
cofoREDoFEF SSfe n41es r EAsT S5ss; sS;Ap,rMofs; 81
E6-rm. brick, hot-water heat; S595
J; z. JONES REAL ESTATE CO. o0A
COLORED-HOUSE suit. for lse.
family or rooming house; close to
transp. and schools; lge. bsmt.;
sH. sfaf 7saol 7ssTd; gas heat unfurnished' rnisJhoe
coLoREp@BEAur1FUL RryER F2s TaR.
hhACE N;E.-Mod.. 6-rm. brick; full
bsmt,; oil heat; front porch; back
iyarSd; inS This is just what you are
soGIeine ssIs for. we need immediate
k,tsheno, AfIAs TIA Y HAIRY T. Y'fs5 e., gF sT
1855; eyes,, VI. 1886. 80
COLoRED-s.50. $1,000 DOWN
Ideal ne. location; beautiful, modern
broom, S-yr. .-old. semidet. brick;
Inll basement; gas heat. You don't
even think you can beat this, but
call early or 1t will be gone. ST'
n369; & evenings, Ii. 1906. ATLAS
CoLoREDNRIvER TERRACE@9yya. TERRACE9y
cant, possession in 8 days, 81 900 tc
$500 down: mod. prewar-built row
nrick,. 3 lovely rms, mod. tile bath
frll bsmt., oil heat. hardwood n
throughout. frt. porch, large yard
~: 1899; ewes: and Sun, IA. 1011
SAMUEL C. REYNOLDS. 3005 Ga
ave. NV. Il
COLoRED-A LOVELY e-rm. house
ready to sell Can be bought for a.
low as $500 down. Monthly pay
ments $40. Call at once ia. 6796
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HOUSES FOR sALE-A.w.
coLoRED

COLORED
1922 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Tapestry brick home. g rooms, 2
porches, o.h.-w.h., Colonial front
porch, large back yard. $l4 $50,
$1,000 down.
658 5th ST. NE.
Corner brick home, 6 rms, 2 baths,
o.h.-w.h. A very imposing homie Tor
doctor or dentist. S15,950, $1,000
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY
ST. 0450; EYES, OR. 27S4
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HOUSES FOR sALe--A.E.
C0T.nREn

Home and Investment
Here is the best and cleanest 2.
family home in town. Perfectly 10
Gated in Brookland with OPA ap-
proved rents. Immediate occupancy
Call Mr.. Gutenberg, TU. 1912 with
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
MA RAAn an
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TRADE YOUR HOUSE
FOR A NEW HOME

You do not drive a 1925 model auto
mobile. There has been a great i'm
provement in houses also: For a lin
tied time, you may exchange your
present house for q new and mod
ern home. Or you may select your
lot and we will build the home
you have dreamed about to your
plans. You occupy your present
house until your new home is ready.
Avoid the worries and annoyances
usually connected with buying one
house and selling another. Phone
now for further details, LO. 3-9122
TIM RpTrT
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BY OWNER

3-bedrm. brick semidet. in excellent
cond: Assume GI 4Ss loan with
small cash payment. Close to shop
ping, schools and transp. Cali LU.
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HTT,ICREST
MISSIONER DR.,

Owner being transferred is the reason
for sale Of this beautiful 6-rm. det
well-equip. kit. and den on. 1st a.
3 cheerful bedrms. and tile bath
plenty of closets on End f.; ful
bsmt, ige. knotty-pine rec. rm. anc
bath. Call for an appt. today, to-
morrow may be too late.
A. A. CARROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-o040.
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FT. DAVIS
HILLCREST

2022 34th st. Sc; det. brick, liv-
ing room with fireplace. dining room.
kitchen, Q bedrooms, bath; fun base
ment with toilet. Garage, large
porch. Priced to sell. Terms.
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FAIRFAX VILLAGE
1900 block Ft. Dupont st. Sc; semi
det. brick, living room, kitchen with
dining alcove, bedrooms, bath;
basement. gas heat. Terms, $4,000
down, assume $500 GI loan. with
monthly payments of S6S.75, in
cluding taxes, balance on End trust
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
GIT Pa. Ave. Sc. FIR. 10sS.
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COLORED
"ESTATE"

Wants immediate sale of this det.
home with 6 rms. bath, garage;
located nr. MINI. ave. and Benning
rd. ne. Reasonably priced. Call
Me. 1143 until pm. today or
Sunday. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1951-06-10

This article is not concerned with the broad
general trends revealed by the latest nose
tally. They're practically the same as those
uncovered in every American census since the
first one in 1890 The trends can be summar-
lied as follows: the population of the United
States, together with all its worldly plumbing.
is moving westwards.
For about so years now the center of popu-
lation has been situated in southern Indiana
with tendency to move slowly into Illinois.
Unfortunately the jump was not completely
made in the 1850 census. As result our CEN
ter of population now lies somewhere between
these two states = at the bottom of the
Wabash River. We will probably stay there
until dredged out by the 1850 census.
The real story of the mammoth nose-count,
for this writer anyway, is what happens at the
point of contact when 10000 enumerators
pry into the lives and living rooms of l51,-
100000 (yep, that's the new fgure) rugged
individualists. These enumerators were paid
seven cents for every nose counted. In pur-
suance of their duty, they swami rivers
with the census blanks in their mouths,
few in airplanes, padded canoes and
mushed behind Eskimo dogs to ferret out
hermits in the wilderness. They queried
old codgers living in tree trunks, chicken
houses and deserted streetcars.
And in the process of making their friendly
visits from house to house, enumerators were
Evening star., 1951-06-10

ANcE every 10 years the US. government
" gets hankering to find out how many
bathtubs there are in this country and how
many citizens are floating around in them.
Besides the actual citizen count, the gov
ernment is also interested in other vital sta
tistics, such as the sobering one that our
female population is increasing much faster
than the supply of mink bearing fur animals.
--latest figures show around 100000 wom-
en- locked in an annual air-pulling contest for
possession of an annual production of only
$4,000 mink coats.) The result of this curl
osity is what is known as census.
The recent US census of 1850 vintage was
the most stupendous inventory of humanity
Evening star., 1951-06-10

kicked by the tenants horses, bitten by their
dogs, stung by bees. sassed by parrots, butted
by bulls, pushed, in at least one instance. into
= the sacred bathtub itself, and tossed out on
their ears by both Democrats and Republi-
cans alike.
Mrs. Marian Attfeld, of Lynbrook, L. l.,
NJ Y, had planned to buy hat with the
extra change earned as an enumerator. She
returned empty handed with report that
nobody would talk in her assigned area: her
district consisted of an abandoned house and
cemetery
Three Miles Out
ONE enumerator trying to follow her map
which was incorrectly drawn, found she'd
have to cover an area three miles out in the
Atlantic Ocean, due east of the Berkeley
Carteret Hotel in Asbury Park, N. ].
In McPherson, Kan self-dubbed Friend
liest Town in Kansas" Mrs. Lawrence Bill
ings got no answer at one door she knocked
on. She walked in and found corpse.
A nudist camp in Oklahoma refused to
admit clothed enumerator. The census
Bureau had to hire a naked enumerator
acceptable to the cult.
The census worker in Dellview, N. G., COM
planned because it was geographically impos-
sible for him to make more than 49 cents at
his job: Dellview has population OF seven
In Montana, enumerator Mrs. Elaine
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in history. AS result of it, more Americans
are said to be insTolled on the Census Bureau
records than in the Book of Judgment. To
accomplish this, government emissaries rang
45,OOO,OOO doorbells - strangely enough at
the very moment when good many of the
tenants were soaping themselves in their
bathtubs.
We're NEevim9 Wogs
IHE biographical booty thus collected on
8.OO0.OO0,OOO sheets of paper has been trun-
died off to Washington in the equivalent of rs
freight cars. The findings will be published
in succession of bound volumes during the
next several years.
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HEY RANG 45 MILLION DOORBELLS

Here is the first report on some of the
crazier facts that the census takers turned
up in our latest national nose-cOunt
by Leslie Lieber
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Buddhist Sold Path.
Wheel of Righteousness

away from the evils Of this world
and to direct our minds towards
Righteousness.
8. RIGHT SPEECH. To refrain
from pointless and harmful talk and
to speak kindly and courteously to
all.
4. RIGHT CONDUCT. To see that
our deeds are peaceful, benevolent,
compassionate. and pure; to live the
Teaching of the Buddha daily.
5. RIGHT LIVELIHOOD. To earn
our living in such way as to entail
no evil consequences.
6. RIGHT EFFORT. To direct our
efforts necessarily to the overcom-
ing of ignorance and selfish desires.
Z. RIGHT MINDFULNESS. To
cherish good and pure thoughts. for
all that we say and do arise from
our thoughts.
8. RIGHT MEDITATION. To con-
centrate our will on the Buddha.
His Life and His Teaching.
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The entertainment to be held in
Observance of the 5Oth anniversary
of the Seattle Buddhist church will
consist of the following numbers:
p.m., Saturday, Nov. II
Seattle Buddhist Auditorium
/. Colors-Cub Scouts 252 color
guard.
Q. around the world"-Sunday
School.
8. Skit-Boy Scout Troop 252.
A.. Odori o-san"-Fujin-
kai.
S. Dialogue "Hana-muko no Ne
goto"-K Yokoyama, K. Iwami.
s.Revue "As Times Goes By'-Lo-
tus YBA girls.
7. Song-Campfire organization.
8. Accordian solo--Jim Hasegawa.
8. Observation-Disclosures.
10. Shigin-Mrs. I. Hashimawari.
Shakuhachi accompanist-Mr. M.
Kurimoto.
IL. Odori "Yomawari"-Wanda
Nakatani, Sharon Hagimori, Eileen
Nakatani.
II. Shibai "Onshu no Kanata nj"
Denny Yoshimura, Mrs. K. Hagi-
mort, Kazuo Yokoyama and a sup
porting cast of Is others.
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The complete programs for the
Seattle Buddhist church Sunday
School and Lotus YBA-Shoyukai
services to be hsld this Sunday in
commemoration of the Buddhist
temples 50th anniversary were re-
leased today as follows.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICE
10 a.m.)
Chairman: Jean Yamauchi
Organist: Etsuko Ichikawa.
Usherettes: Pauline Asaba, Beth
Full, Florence Muramoto, Frances
Harada and Peggy Ohashi
Opening of shrine and silent me-
Citation
Reading of Promise s.
Masunaga and congregation.
Gatha "Amida's Paradise Con-
gregation.
Chanting of Junirai-Congrega-
ton.
Burning of incense. Kindergar-
ten-Linda Koyama. Primary
Ronnie Yamamoto. Vihara Boys
Paul Kusakabe. Visakha Girls-Ja-
net Nose. Lumbini Girls-Gloria
Tomita and Hiroko Ichikawa. Aso-
ka Boys-Megumi okada. Bodhi
Boys-Fred Shimbo. Wisteria Girls
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Seattle Buddhist I emple Will Mark
50th Year with 4-day Celebration
Opening Rites Slated for Thursday
In New Church at l427 Main st. Here;
Thousands Are Expected to Gather
Entertainment on Saturday, and Dinner
And Semi-F ormal Dance on Sunday Will be
Social Attractions for the Younger Set

Several thousand followers OF the
Buddhist faith will assemble this
week in the Seattle Buddhist tenn
pie, 1927 Main St., as 1t marks It's
fiftieth anniversary.
The celebration. a four-day af-
fair, will open with memorial SER
vice at 7:30 pm. tomorrow CThurs-
day, Nov. 15), and will conclude
Sunday. Nov. 49, on a melodic note
the anniversary semi-formal
dance in the American Legion Hall
at Seventh and University
Since It's establishment through
the efforts of a small group of pio-
neer Issei in 1901, the Seattle Bud
dhist temple has shifted locations
three times. The first church was
at 624 Main, the second at 1910
Main, and third at 1927 Main.
The present temple at 1927 Main
st. is one of the finest church build
ings in the Pacific Northwest and
was built at a cost of $4,000 It's
ministerial staff, headed by the Rev.
T. Ichikawa, includes the Rev. s.
Masunaga and the Rev. s. Kobara.
Services will be offered in two
languages, the Japanese and the
English, to the congregation. ia
panese sermons will be given by BIZ
shop Enryo Shigefuji, Buddhist
Churches of America, San Francis
CO, and the Rev. Gikan Nishinaga,
West Los Angeles. The Rev. Sunya
Pratt of Tacoma and the Rev. Ken
ryo Kumata of Los Angeles will de-
liver their sermons in English. The
Rev. Pratt is a leading Caucasian
Buddhist preacher. and the Rev.
Kumata. University of Washing
ton graduate. is well known up and
down the Pacific Coast.
Aside from the heavy" program,
the four-day affair will call for an
entertainment on Saturday night in
the auditorium, and a dinner (also
in the auditorium and a dance Tin
the American Legion Hall, Seventh
and University ON Sunday night.
These three events will be social
"musts" for the Buddhist younger
set.
The Seattle Buddhist church 50th
anniversary testimonial banquet
will be held at pm. on Sunday,
Nov. Is, in the church auditorium.
Yoshito Fujii will be the toast
master.
The program follows:
/. Opening address by toastmaster
Yoshito Fulfil.
Q. Introduction of guests.
8. Welcome address by Hisato Flu
jill.
4. Testimonial greeting by Harry
S. Kawabe.
S. Presentation of gifts by Harry
s. Kawabe.
8. Acceptance of gifts in behalf
of Keirosha by H. Sumioka
7. Shokuzen no kotoba by the Rev
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T. Ichikawa.
8. Dinner.
9. Shokugo no kotoba by the Rev.
T. Ichikawa.
10. Drill team Lotus Kidettes)
IL. Address by T. Tomita.
IL. Congratulatory messages by j.
Oishi for Canada Buddhists, U. Yo-
hioka for Northwest Euddhists, and
H. Okuda for guets.
Is. Vocal solo by Yukie Masumo-
to. accompanied by Takiko Miyau-
chi.
IA. Keynote address by Bishop
Enryo Shigefuji
is. Closing address,
THURSDAY, Nov. Is
7:S0 p.m.-Muyenhoyo memorial
service) Yoshito Fulfil chairman.
The Rev. Gikan Nishinaga, West
Los Angeles, guest speaker.
FRIDAY, Nov. 10
7:30 pm.--Golden anniversary
service. Setsugo Hosokaws chair
man, Bishop Enryo Shigefl1i, Bud
dhist Churches of America, San
Francisco. speaker.
SATURDAY. Nov. II
2 pm.-Group meeting North
west Fujinkai. Northwest Shoyukai.
and Northwest Young Buddhist
League.
8 pm.-50th anniversary enter
tainment Gin the auditorium.
SUNDAY, Nov. Is
$50 am.--50th anniversary Sun
day School service. The Rev. Sun
va Pratt, Tacoma, speaker.
1890 am.-50th anniversary
young peoples English service. Sc
Nor Girls in charge. The Rev Ken
ryo Kumata, Los Angeles, speaker.
Lotus YBA choir TO sing.
pm.--50th anniversary souvenir
picture.
$50 p.m.-Anniversar dinner
and keirokai. Yoshito Harada, chair
man, Bishop Shigefuji, keynote
speaker.
0 pm.--Anniversary semi-formal
dance In American Legion Hall, 7th
and University Vern Mallory and
his orchestra.
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selves free from prejudice. supersti-
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the true nature of life.
2. RIGHT THOUGHTS. To turn
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