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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-28
HAL
BOYLE
SAYS
Hy HAL BOYLE

NEW YORK REThis is the hey
day of grandma.
Grandma no longer worries
about acting her age. Grandma
is the spirit of the modern age.
We are living in the age Of the
let-propelled grandma.
There was a time when women
hated the thought of becoming
grandmother, and maybe most of
mother then meant putting on
little lace cap and sitting by the
fire with a cat in her lap, while
life passed you bp. Dear old gran
ny-all she had left was her men,
cries of more active days.
But today? A girl just starts
hitting her stride by the time she's
grandma. Some Of the best
years of her life are still ahead
of her after she finishes untying
her apron strings.
Look at the world around you.
You'll find grandmas taking lead
ing roles in practically every field
except flagpole-sitting, and the
only reason they don't 90 In for
flagpole-sitting is that it is just
too doggone sedentary for them.
Who is the best known living
American artist? Most people
would say Grandma Moses, whose
brush is still as busy as ever.
Glamor is supposed to be the
property of the young-in.years, but
three Hollywood grandmas--Joan
Bennett, Marlene Dietrich and
Gloria Swanson--havs a seeming
ly timeless beauty that is the envy
of many a more youthful actress.
One of the newest television
stars is a grandma-Mrs. Arthur
Murray. And in the bright arena
of the theater who shines more
LUMINOSITY than dear old granny
Gertrude Lawrence? She wrinkles
forever young, forever fair, and
will keep on. we trust. until she ID
at least a great great grandmoth-
err.
Grandma's place used to b IN
the home. Not any more. Some
grandmas hold top industrial and
political posts. They direct every.
thing from racing stables TO base.
ball clubs. And they run for Con-
gress. Get elected now and then,
too. There's even grandma sher.
lift around somewhere.
The literary world has known
few more consistently successful
authors than grandma Mary Rob-
erts Rinehart. who has writaen 30
many best sellers 1t would take a
catalog to list them all.
The busiest grandmother of all,
of course, is Mrs. Franklin d.
Roosevelt, who year afte yea in
polls taken among women is voted
by them as one of the outstanding
representatives. of the sex. Pc
haps no woman of he time has
been more widely recognized in 30
many fields. Her only concession
to her years has been the pur-
chase OF new hearing aid.
About the only role in life this
sprightly grandmother has not
played is grand opera. The top
star in grand opera for many
years, however, was another
Observation-Disclosures Flagstad.
II is hard TO name q branch OF
human activity in which some
grandma doesn't excel. Dear old
granny has put away her lace cap
for good. She's cut there pitching
with the boys. and making GOOD
at their game.
About the one sure formula for
success today is TO be born a
grandma. II gives you a real head
start in life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-28

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Evening star., 1952-04-10
HELP WOihsN tCont.I
Billing & Banking elk.

Billing & Banking elk.
For business office Of local publishioe
company. Ni"e surroundings. Coco
pay if you qualify.
MAKING JOURNAL LEDGERS
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
TYpINCi - W.PM
OPERATE ADDING MACHINE
CALL EX. O33S.
ASK FOR MISS BARRETT
experienced; knowl-
ede of typine; excellent opportun ty
for right person; good starting sal
ary, with rapid advancement Appl,
BEYDA'S 1llS F st. NV. DI. 3Sl6
recent high school
graduate experience not necessary
Paid vacations. free hospitaliza ton
insurance 5-day. 37l2-hr. week.
AMERICAN SURETY CO.. 520
Southern Bldg. 18th and H It's
NV. 10
BOOKKEEPFR-TYPIST; permanent
position; 3-day wk.; typing and
complete charge of general book
keeping up through trial balance
Small conditioned office. Age 90
to IS. Ma 1855 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
SINGER SEWING CENTER

SINGER SEWING CENTER
Gill Ga. Ave. NV. III
SALESLADY, selling costume Jewelry
and gifts. Excellent starting salary,
pleasant surroundings. TREASURE
TROVE. 1908 G st. NV. -l5
SALESLADY - Retail variety store;
sick and annual leave. Apply Build
ing T-32, NAVAL RECEIVING STA
TION Ill
SALESLADY, experience not neces-
sary. ARDEN'S CHILDRENS WEAR
SHOP, S33 H ST. ne 10
SALESLADY, experience not neceS-
sary. ARDEN'S CHILDREN'S WEAR
SHOP. 80 Sth st. Sc 10
SALESLADY. eXper. better ready-to-
wear; $50 week plus commission.
JOAN ROBERTS. 100 Conn. at L.
10
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h-.1 NoM.N

LERK-TyPIST. TO experisrce aec
easary; o-oay, 4u-nour week. pleas
ant work,rs conditions in ne
modern building. Goth CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. AIS Bird St nv
T.ERICAL AND TYPING, 5-day wk
downtown Office; salary 500 MO
permanent work for qualified person
give age, exper., refs. Box 326,f
3ERK -TYPIsT. permanent position
paid vacation. Apply in writing only
T. W. PERKINS c 20 Greyhound Ga
rage 1345 New York ave. ne IL
CLERK -TYPIST for tipping and ger
eral clerical duties in. air-cond
toned Office ne. section. short
hand pref. but not required vaca
tion with pay and other benefits
fpt1i.. pGpmane1t IT. position with Gppc1
CLERK K-TYPIST for wholesale grocery
in NV. Washington; chance for ad-
vancement for alert person. Typin;
speed net ESSENTIAL. MAzo BROS,
MA OOG6. Ill
CLERK -TYPIsT-Hours Q to 4::O.
) days. Call Ii. 4-A5SS. --l5
CLERK -TYPIsT. good starting salary
chance for advancement; 5-day. 40
LOWE e. CAMPBELL ATHLETIC
G0oDS, 1904 Vermont ave. NV.
D1. 40SH. Ill
CLERK RK-TYPIST-For statistical de-
partment; permanent position, 81
day, 40-hour week. pleasant work.
ing conditions, liberal discount on
purchases. insurance and hospital
ization plan. retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES EMPLOY
MFET OFFICE, n p st. ne. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, 1928. Christian; B.
day wk.; unusual working condition.:
CLERK-TYPIST age 21-30: must be
a good typist with some KNOWLEDGE
shorthand. Good working conds.
Full-time employment. Employe bene-
fits after 3 mos. employment. Apply
TEL Conn. ave. and De Sales st
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MAN WITH CAR

NA4N w L IL O1At
Big earnings. good references. no
investment. Call 81. 1851 and ask
for employment manager.
MEN. to assist oil burner servicemen,
ise&s' 4. ?. woofDsoN CO.. o. 1913 H st.
MEN-t3) experienced in sales work
for adjacent MARYLAND counties
collecting. ADV, Adyancements nsI,. to,t to man
KAMPsH1ELD: 3714 Patterson aye,
Baltimore !. Md.
YOUNG MAN, 1925, draft exempt,
to work in "a clerical capacity in
our home office Splendid opportu-
nifty. il you have ambition and are
Oohng Torh yoar an aas up 5day Tefe s9R
s6e EaH1TABIE An1z RESGnPf %FE MISC HSe
vS2iN G9 sl6 MAN ltsh St. toinIsd. nw - ln bd,ner
sa earn 9ork ~ pSofe
graphic studio. Must be neat. in
chance for advancement. For inter-
view. call Ma. 1922. -l3
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate;
good pay while learning to be
week; Attractive working conditions.
YOUNG YOU Il oo MAN. able-bodied. must
know little typing. must show in<
telligence in quick decisions. LA.
6-5654 after 6 pm. Ill
YOUNG MAN. white to learn whole
sale dry cleaning and laundry supply
business Apply 623 H st. n ". -12
YOUNG MAN. art and craft store.
Ambitious. intelligent. references
necessary. ARTS g. CRAFTS. a34
N. y. ave. NV. -l5
YOUNG MAN-Interested in selling
and display work on toys and cleo
trio trains; national concern: group
insurance: good opportunity for
right person Selling experience not
necessary. Telephone EX. 1918.
YOUNG MAN, 1s to o5. to do service
work for storm window company
Wonderful opport. to get established
with a company that is growing
rapidly. Steady work with inter-
esting salary. Exper. not nee, but
must be mechanically inclined and
have own means of TRANSFORMATION
Blvd. Hyattsvilie, Nd. Setter
LIVING, INC. III
YOUNG MAN to learn paints and
wall paper. experience not necessary
Must have Va. drivers license
UNION WALL PAPER g. PAINT CO
Apply 2S01 Wilson blvd, Arlington
YooGujNG MAN for survey work; ex-
perience not necessary. Call EN-
1850 after 6 pm.
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MELPAR, Inc.

TELEVISION sERVICEMAN for inside
work; must have had experience or
formal schooling in TV service.
Call MR.. FALWELL. ME. 6247..
TELEvIsION SERVICE MEN. with
opportunity. Apply 1911 Nichols ave
e. or call LU. $4,000.
TELEVISION SERVICE MEN
This is an unusual opportunity for
want steady high-salaried job
with a definite chance for advance
ment Men selected must be capable
of passing, shop and field test
Write. giving full information.
covering your schooling. employ
ment and BACKGROUND. All informa-
tion will be held strictly. conf1den-
tial. BOX 408-S. Star.
EnYnH 1IY ArNEnO
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WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIR ESTIMATOR

For Arlington's leading jewelry shop:
immediate opening offering good
starting income. advancement upon
qualification, paid vacation, hospital
ization and Insurance.; excellent op-
portunity for capable producer.
Apply in person to Mr.. Wilhite.
CASTELBERG'S 3O18 Wilson blvd,
Arlington -l5
Evening star., 1952-04-10

ESTATE SALESMAN
Unlimited opportunity in new Be-
thesda office; experienced pre-
ferred: car essential; member null
tiple listers.
E. F. BLANCHARD. REALToR.
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NIGHT CLERK

Must be able to handle transcript.
Excellent salary and working con-
ditions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
1900 Mass. ave. NV. 10
NIGHT MAN-We have Is emp, but
need need an ana addl good man. snas white; White
co6KE 5SSHs ftS 6?os Ssito IS blTd. %S Bsf83n
NIGHT WATCHMAN-Must be hon
est, sober and dependable; in person
NIGHT Ugh wa WarcHMAN M,darsf for avs Yacht club
Mane Nam aE aEe sIS5 iS mo mo- D% b. t. 15s '% or
oFFfCEeCREDIr oiFhFFfGTEstCcREDIr MANAGER. Young
man, exper. in Office management,
with accounting background. capa-
keeping ONCE; salary commensurate
vacation with pay, many company
benefits AnDI9 sS9d MR RpPSvtFnHy sMTHy to 4s7 ad
Office MAN-With ''SS Collection ex-
perience to contact our accounts
clf reSsivaSle sv over seepR1ne 1,RE Inside
sHTrERY CO., 1' 10th and H II sts
OPERATOR twhite) for duplicating
machines. with or without expert
ence. salary open. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Permanent positions. 5-day
week. Interviews $40 to 12 and
1870 to 4: Evening appointments
Apply in person. Personnel once.
NATIONAL, GEOGRAPHIC So
CIETY. 3rd and R sts. ne. -15
PAINTER FOREMAN for construc-
tion work; must have ref; long lob;
good pay, Box 7S-S. Star. .
Bort @ MufS to MR. FLORA S er II Ken Remedy
dr., Kenwood. Md. Ill
PAINTERS. experienced; year round
employment on apt. projects. APP
ply in person at 2222 Wilson blvd.
Arl.. Va. after pm.
PAINTER, exper. and sober; colored
considered: car essential. Call WI.
1860 after 5 pm.
PAlNTERS-lst class, all around
steady work. Report ready for
work. Out Colseville I'd. to Four
Corners. left on Old Bladensburg
I'd. to Kerwin rd., turn right to. end
of street. left ] block, then right l
block and ask for Jim. 10
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Shirley Food Stores

TRIMMER. experienced.
for Self-Service produce: many en-
p.oye benefits. Apply In person.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET.
1922 r ave ne IN
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SALES REPR.
SALESMAN

Two men to call on inquiries for
disqualification insurance. No can
casing Quality leads furnished daily
mot Just names and addresses.
necessary Also two men for nearby
Va. and Md. See W. ]. Harris.
between $50 and IL noon. 1850
Columbia rd. NV. AID. 3645.
for mems wear and fish:
ing tackle; permanent: very good
pay Apply MILLS CO.. 9th and E..
storm windows; lowest
priced window in town. DE. 2277
neat appearance. ambi-
tious and capable; top guarantee:
plus excel. comm. rate on initial and
constant repeat sales: excel. oppor-
tunity for considerably higher earn
inss Car required. Territory. we'll
established and our concern has
complete line of supplies; trade to
be covered is commercial and in:
dustrial. DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY
CO.. ST. 1900. 10
between the ages u LBS;
neat appearance. many company
benefits offered: Apply in person;
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. S2l7
Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. -l6
Evening star., 1952-04-10

MAN. 21 to 25. for jewelry
mechanically inclined, to learn
trade. Good opportunity. Apply
THE JEWELRY SHOP. Concourse
Pentagon Bldg. or call L. 5-67O0,
Ext 5621S for appointment.
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helP MEN
CAT E0 ~ EI

I you can earn $3.50 q week or more
we have position for you in our
outside selling organization. Excel
lent commission; leads furnished
JOE TASH. NEW YORK JEWELRY
rn T10 Tth Sf n M
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hELP MEN

POr WASHER. $40 week. Aoely Ia
t4Son 34In Conn. ave. Ill
RODUCE MAN, experienced, for
self service produce. Many employe
benefits. Apply in person. BUCK
lNGHAM SUPER MARKET, 1923
r. I. ave. ne 10
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I..nF nS,uGiN

,OUNTERGIRL op WOMAN coio-eA
sandwich makinq and grill work.
Apply In person, HIGHVIEM
DELICATESSEN, 81 Rhode Island
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statesmen
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY
32Ol BladenSburg Rd. NE.

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. de-
pendable, good working conditions
See Mr.. Brooks. AMERICAN .SERV-
ICE CENTER. 5s5 N. Glebe I'd
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
Apply RIVER ROAD ESQ STA
ION River rd. and B&O r. r.. near
Kenwood Country Club. III
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced luhrica ton man. white;
$50 per week S501 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must know fabrication. and good
salesman; refs; salary. $40 day plus
comm. and vacation. See Mr.. Bar
ron, mgr. SUNOCO SERVICE STA
TION. Wis. ave. and River rd. i 1
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be experienced in fabrication.
Good salary plus commission, CON-
NOR'S. INC. 2G21 Naylor I'd. Sc:
Evening star., 1952-04-10
STATION MEN

SERVICE STATION MEN
We have openings for good men in
our training program. Age 81 to
35. Our program should appeal to
those men who are interested in
operating their own service station.
Salary and bonus during training
period. Good future for ambitious
men interested in becoming service
station operators. Apply in person
only,
Evening star., 1952-04-10
MANAGER-CARETAKER
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

NEAT CUTTER-A good man for a
So sSoa tSe Se.E Th II 4 fSSd SSr. usnIs W os apd
pay. See MR.. HARRIS, 3439 Ben
NEAT a AND GROCERY CLERK. expe-
rienced; good pay and good hours.
Apply CHICAGO SUPER MARKET.
MECHANICS. three. with washing ma
chine experience. Top salary. Call
MEeHaNHG's 6i GSSSj HELPEIYounn g,
references required. Opportunity to
PRICE REFR1GERAT1oN CO. II24
MEcGHHNiCs-1nstallation ssG IA niS and repair
Of truck equipment. Good working
conditions and excellent opportu-
nifty. Group insurance benefits, va
cations, paid holidays, coSt-of-livlng
compensation. GAR WOOD INDUS
TRIES. INC, 1905 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Phone RE. 4441. Ia
MECHANIC to service lawn mowers;
inside shop work; 4O;hr,, 5-day wk.
excellent company benefits. Apply
Mr.. MacWilliams, Personnel Once.
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.. $500 V
st. ne. rear OF Bladensburg Rd.
MECHANICS HELPER -colore d,
must have D. c. permit. know how
to repair truck tires. must be sober.
Apply CAPITOL TRASH CO., l245
st st. Sc. III
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TRUCK DRIVER

,OLORED-25-3S years Of age; pre-
vious experience. clear driving record
and D. c. drivers permit are neces-
sary Must be able to pass physical
Exam ApDly Personnel Room sos;
open weekdays S:20-5 and Saturday
Q-l No phone calls
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1lO1 Penna. Ave. NV
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HELP MEN
TRUCK PAINTER

90 to 80 years old. To learn truck
EXper. helpful but not necessary
Apply in person to Mr.. Webb. L. P.
STEUART g. BROS, INC. 18th and
l. SIS s -1o
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CLERK

We have a permanent situation now
open in our Photo-Engraving De-
partment for a capable woman. "a
80 years Of age; S-hour. 5-day
week; starting at 1870 am. or
vantages are available. Apply Per-
sonnel once, Room sos; open week
days S:3O-5 and Saturday 81.
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11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT. Young
girl to type and aid copywriter,
learn ad agency business. State age.
education, etc. Give phone number.
Box l7q-V, Star Ill
Evening star., 1952-04-10
WAREHOuSEMAN

Experienced. for warehouse of one OF
Washington's oldest and finest fur
niture stores. Good salary and
working conditions; company bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. Rota or Mr.. Muir
ray. JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNI-
TTIloE ~ n0n z CT VI ID
Evening star., 1952-04-10
TIRE CHANGERS

Good salary and working conditions.
BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th st. NV.
TREE EXPERT wanted by established
Experienced and steady workers
only wanted. DE. 1471 ewes. and
Sunday. .-13
TRU * DRIVER. also work in type
writer shop Must know Sc. Per-
manent position, good pay; interview
on Thurs. and Fri. ewes. between
and 9 pm. 2O19 Nichols ave; Sc.
Ill
TRUCK DRIVER-See MR.. PENDLE-
TON. 1900 Georgia ave-. Wheaton.
Md. Ia
TRUCK DRIVERS for wholesale food
distributor. Must be reliable and
know city. Vacation with pay and
other benefits. EDWARD BOXER,
FROSTED FOODS. INC. 1880 Dixie
st n e. LA 6-S35O 10
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PAINTERS

PAINTERS
Experienced swing men only. Apply
JAFFE. Oil 18th st. NV. 10
PASTRY MAN. familiar with work
of retail bakery. None others need
apply: NO. 1874. IL
PATENT ATTORNEYS and agents to
work in West Coast corporate patent
dept, electronics exper. preferable.
For information call ST. 0019. 10
PHARMACISTS
Full or part tins nTs1p1ET Exce1lHnt HE4cE%g Pag
PHARMAcY. 7054 Marlboro pike
PHOTO COUPON AGENTS for home
portrait photographs: All front,
no bal Apply 2l1 Atlas Bldg. 9th
PHOTOGRAPHERS. young men with
cars. free to travel. No house-to:-
house work; $50 wk. plus hotel
expenses. ANACOST1A STUDIOS.
2217 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 1922.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DARK ROOM TECH
NICIAN interested in quality en-
larging and printing for advertising
and commercial reproduction. Gail
DUNLOP STUDIOS. EX. 47S7 for
PLASTERERS. 1st class mechanics.
waite: non-union. top wages. JA.
2-6139. Ill
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statesmen

WE HAVE
A new item selling to Washington
business Offices for the first time
with very successful sales in other
large cities.
WE NEED
Five good men to introduce this
item and earn SIS TO S25 per day
with protection on repeat business
Apply in person only from 10 am.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
UNDERWRITERS

Fire Casualty Insurance Agency. s.
day week MA. SS7S.
WATERS, colored. several. needed
part or full time. Must be eX-
perienced and strictly sober: Union
DI. $50 IL
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MESSENGER
NIGHT CLERK

Must be able to handle transcript.
Excellent salary and working con-
ditions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
HOTEL. 3700 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
PRODuCE MAN

For work in super market, good pay,
free group disqualification, vacation
with pay and other employe bene-
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RECEPTIONIST
RECORDS CLERK

The position open consists
of posting figures to various
forms and balancing daily cash
receipts. Applicant must have
legible hand. Good starting
salary, 40-hour week. pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr..
CalWell.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-05
Fighting Irish Top Jefferson Park, 60;
IIirota Gets Morisuchi Toss to Score

noticed through to the East side of
the opposition's line-backing de-
Tense. The split second Hirota was
in the clear, Moriguchi suddenly
turned his direction and threw a
30-yard strike at his pass-snatching
end. Hirota quickly got behind the
nearest opposing player and ran the
remaining 20 yards to hit pay dirt
Vic Shinoda's attempt at CONVEX
sion by bucking the line failed but
it, as things finally ended, did not
matter
The siX-point margin proved to be
sufficient although Jefferson Park
threatened dangerously in the third
quarter when its boys moved the
ball down to the Irish IL On their
own II, the Irish defense stiffened
to stave off Jefferson Parks threat
Defensively speaking Pat O'Brien,
Yuzo Tokita and Ken Wakazura
turned in excellent performances.
O'Brien especially was tough on
Jefferson Park; he, a a g., 82-pound
guard. is one of four lads of Irish
ancestry on the squad.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-05
DR.. Flhuda Lands
Winning Fish

Hooking on to four FOUNDER at
Ballard. Dr. Susumu Fukuda be-
came the Methodist fishing champ
last SATURDAY in the derby SPONSOR
ed by the Methodist men, The win
ner will be awarded a "Harnell''
fishing rod and perpetual trophy
at the Fish Banquet on Sunday,
Nov. Is.
Second prize went to Mrs. Shinji
Kozu, and third prize to Martha
Kawaguchi. daughter of K. K Ka-
waguchi.
The derby was staged by the men
in the church to raise funds for the
construction of three new Sunday
School rooms. The official judge
was DR.. James Unosawa whose iud-
ging took place at RAYS boat house.
General chairman of the derby
was Eddie Shimomura.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-05
Keep in Condition
For Ski Season

Winter sports enthusiasts can now
get ready for snowy slopes in an
evening class in ski Conditioning"
starting Nov IL in the Central wv
CA, Fifth and Seneca.
The eight-week course, open to
teenagers and adults. is designed to
teach principles of safe skiing and
to reduce winter accidents. Sessions
will include limbering exercises to
reduce muscular stiffness.
Skiers will also hear guest speak
ers discuss how to select and care
for ski equipment and clothing. Mo-
vies On good ski techniques will be
shown
A complete range of daytime and
evening swimming classes for begin
ming, intermediate and advanced
students will also be offered. Skilled
swimmers can enroll for a Wednes-
day evening Water Ballet" class
featuring synchronized swimming
to music.
Registration for classes is now o.
pen in the program office of the
YWCA. A yearly protective medical
is required for participation in
strenuous activities.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-05
Lucky YictOrs

SPOKANE, Wash. Nov. swim
ners of the rattle held last Oct 26
in conjunction with the Spokane
YBA bazaar were announced this
week as follows
Mr.. Kurusa, RCA Victor table mo-
del TV set; Rosie Taketa, pen and
pencil set; Helen Wakayama, Kodak
camera;
Silvia Thomson. case of peaches;
George Murakami, rice; Emil Dion
ne, SIS gift certificate; Harry Naka-
ia, Flint set;
George Akama and Kay Mita,
shoyu; Jack Chinn and Mrs. Aoya-
ma. one box of napa each.
Receiving pottery as prizes were
Mr.. Kurusa Tosh Matsumoto, Mar
tina Miwa, Mkt Matsumura, Glen
Mukai, Bert Homan and Mainto
Grocery.
Co-chairmen of the bazaar were
Yoshi Sugikawa and Setsu Terao,
while dance chairmen we're Takako
Militia and George Oba.
The Spokane YBA wishes to
thank everyone who helped and
supported the bazaar.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-05
Bowling News
Shimada'S 7O3 PAGES Teams 3O89 Total!

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Nov 5
Nichi Bel Times Dispatch
Fuzzy Shimada rolling his second
TOO series. the Sequoia Nursery of
Redwood City rolled probably the
highest series ever scored by Nj
sci team last Saturday night in
special match game at Downtown
Bowl.
The Nisei had to be hot" to beat
the C. H. Grant five of Berkeley as
each squad averaged over 200 per
man. The Nisei outfit won by a
11-pin margin. 3089 to 3078.
The Berkeley team hit a sensa-
tional 1905 third game including in
dividual games of 237, 238 and 265.
but the Sequoia Nurserymen topped
that effort with an all-time Nisei
high of HOS as four men hit 200
games with Shimada's almost per-
feet 289 game leading the way. Shi-