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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

The Alaska and Hawaii statehood
bills are receiving Ma tt on-Wido
support from loading nows papers
FOLLOWING announc omont that the on
ablinG lie ii Ia t. on will soon DO con
sidored by the Senate.
The Scripps -HoWa I'd papers, stronc
advocates Of statehood, carried the
Following lead edi torial this week
on this S ub ject: -. ..... .-..
"The South has boon much put up
on by crit les, who blamo it for
ovorything wrong with America, and
ref to rec ornize any Of the pro-
gross SouthernCrs have made in
solving the great racial and &C on
omic problems that have saddled
thom SO long.
What makes it easy to undors tand
why some Southern leaders have be-
C omo rosontful and suspicio and
why somo Southern conrro smen have
c ono to the point who're they SOC
discussed threat to the South in
every now proposal.
IA fow, unf ortuna to ly, take that
attitude to ward statehood for A
lasko and Hawaii. Thero is evon
talk Of a filibuster by Southern
senators to provant those bills
from coming to a vote.
Whey fear that the votes of four
new soma tors from Alaska and Hawa ii
mi rht be cast at S ONE future time
in favor Of such proposals as an
FEPC law and 'civil riGhts, bitt er
ly opposed in the South.
Mn this case, the Southerners
arc seeing things under the bed.
Nowhere on earth do noon les of
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

The 18th Coast Guard District
wi II have q now director in March
whom Captain Vim. 7. Konner succeeds
Roar Admiral JOS oph Groenspun rs
onnna ndor Of the Alaska hoadquart-
ers, ACCORDING to inf orlna ion Given
Delegate Bart lott.
Captain Konner, who served in A.
lasko waters in tho t5O's, is now
AS stant Chief Of tho Coast Guards
office Of Pors cnnCl in the Washing
ton headquarters. Mrs. Konnor and
thoir daurhtor, Hilla lory, will
join Captain Kennor in Juneau.
Admiral Greonspun Will return to
Washington.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

Kotchikan, Juneau and Fairbanks
are scheduled shortly TO join Anch-
oraGe in having delivery mail sorv-
ice, AS sistant Pos tina S ter General
Lawlor told Delegate Bart lett in in
forming the Delegate that the rec
omnnon ions he has long urged have
been approved by tho Post OFFICE
Department.
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PRING vALLEY-Handsome prewar

I424 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Lovely
heat, full bsmt.. 3 porches; lge. lot:
easy terms; priced to sell. JOSEPH
E. BRUNO CO, 903 H st. NV. ST.
20On. aveS nU 2n2R o
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EARRIC SHOP
MUMFORD REALTY
CASH INCOME

RESPONSIBLE man or
woman wanted to operate
PROFITABLE new metal
streamlined TAMPER-PROOF
RCA licensed coin operated
radios. fully guaranteed. We
secure best hotel and motor
court locations, under con-
tract. Permanent weekly in
come. Can handle in spare
time. No experience necessary.
PROFITS start Immediately.
Full priced steady income
routes. at S1,175. S1.S75 or
S2.925 CASH, includes freight.
installation and guarantee. II
genuinely interested. write
giving phone number TO BOX
12-Ass Star.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
POULTRY BUSINESS

An 11-acre tract near Damascus.
Income from eggs, S25 per wk.
Profit from fryers approx. $4,000
per yr. Housing and autom. feeders
for $500 chickens; 7-rm. house,
mod. improvements; paved rd.;
shopping You can hold your reg
ular job and operate this business
as sideline.
Call Mrs. Yeomans. WI. 0S3S
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Uptown office
460S Wis. Ave. OR. 67l5
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GEORGETOWN


Lowest price for quick sale.
, highest values in Washing
$4,000. 1905 Potomac. 6
rooms, brick, original old Fed
eral, process of renovation.
Decorate to suit. home or bus.
$500 Dumbarton. Corner
2-story brick. 40x40. Re-
markab BILE condition. 2 apis.
and 3 stores. Excellent in
come producer. Heart of FASH
ionable old Georgetown. Only
$4,000 required to take title.
Slight inexpensive remodelling
should return $4,000 per year
as 4 aptS. Can be converted
easily into 3 houses. Unusu-
al initial financing already
committed to amortize original
outlay.
Aunt apt. bldg. 1919 35th
pl. $4,000 cash to take title.
Tenants pay all utilities; own
er only taxes. water. Good
income besides rent free for
owner occupied. Will decorate
and repair suit purchaser. Di-
rect from owner. Shown by
appointment. Brokers invited.
Hobart 1nDQ a
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STOP! LOOK! REDUCED!
Open-I225 Decatur st.-Det.. z lge.
rms, ga baths; exchange for
smaller, larger or farm. GE. 1122,
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LIQUOR
STORE

Here Is an established, modern. we'll
equipped. compact. y-to-handle
liquor store in prestige location.
handling a very fine line Of wine
and whisky, catering to very nice
profitable basis.
If you are experienced in this .fleld
and are seeking store of this type.
and in a financial position to handle
the deal, this offering merits your
immediate investigation.
Owners desire to expedite q sale af-
fords an opportunity for qualified
party to acquire this excellent store
at a price considerably less than Its
fair value. The clean stock on hand
is approx. $4,000.
owner will consider taking CONNER
cial real estate at market value in
trade and will give immediate pos
session of the business.
INQUIRIES Solicited From
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MATNE-TOFLA. HWY,

MAINE-TOFLA. HWY.
Lifetime opportunity, ney-making
tavern (beer and lunch), Ill vet.
must sell; Attractive, almost new:
lot Of fine equipment included, 250-
IT. hwy. front; make ideal truck
stop" A buy at S1S,500 and part
financed. MRS. G. DARWIN. Mont
somesry Realty al PS 5; Ply; EsIo ST. h&'"
Easy Life With Income
RetirinS7 For a mere $4,000 you
can buy 5-acre farm with nice
5-rm. home, PLUS a country store
doWn. tnS1 mas MRs ast'ca c. 6ARW1N sWH tjaddress
above). Act fast on this BARI
CONVALESCENT HOME
brick corner. 10 rooms, 2ia baths.
gas heat. four ambulatory patients
pscity pa Of about 10. $4,000 down.
ROOMING HOUSE
18th and sts. n.w-1S rooms,
Baths; rent. 5000: Swear lease;
income $3.50, plus lovely apt. for
owner; truly beautiful house.
GUESTHOUSE
Near Dupont Circle-24 rooms. ~
baths, oil heat; rent, S24O; eooe
lease; income over ST 800 monthly
plus apt. for owner; low expenses
$500 down. .
GUESTHOUSE
90 rooms. 2 baths, oil heat: rent
So65: good lease; income 81 .50t
mo: good furniture; radio ever!
room; newly dec; price, S7,50t
with $500 down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
lo25 Vermont Ave. NV, RE. s11
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AT ROCK CREEK PARK, near Park
rd.; Colonial type tapestry brick row
house Of the older type construc-
tion. with high ceilings. 8 rooms,
"a baths, = screened sleeping
porches. fioored attic, dry concrete
cellar. ceiiar. with modern gas furnace,
rage. large front porch; the beauti-
full condition of this house and its
modern equipment leaves nothing to
be desired: price S19.950. Call Mrs.
Merillat. CO. 5165 or here LOUIS
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
MacARTHITR RT,VD

Attractive bungalow, 4 bedrms., rec
reation room in bsmt.. nice garden.
PRICED for immediate sale. Sl7,95O.
Call Mrs. Wood, OR. 1887 or DE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
BRIGHTWOOD
ONLY So, 500 DOWN PYMT.

OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TO PM.
III Sheridan st. NV. Owner NOV
ing. must sell. Immac., 6 rms. brick
stmidet., 3 bedrms.. garage. gas
heat; nr. Coolidge High School and
Sheridan shopping center. Priced
right for quick sale. See and make
IA R-R20O
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BARNABY WOODS

Georgian brick home in
a superb location. Center-hall plan:
lge. liv. rm. with f1repl., beautiful
dim: rm;' lge. kit. powder rm. and
3 lge. bedrms., 2 baths; stairway to
finished attic. Beautiful rec. rm. and
garden: gear garage. Price, S3S,600.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Elk. 24S0 1113 18th st. NV.
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JOHN A. WENTZ
REAITOR

1907 Baltimore Ave, College Park.
AP. 0900 Till 8.
HOME 4 INCOME-Weli furn., Al
cond., 2 apts., 4 sleeping rms, gear
gar, gas heat; income quoted 1922
mo. plus 3 rm. apt for owner; lease
Dry clean & press. store doing $500
wk., lease; priced for quick sale.
Misc. neighborhood store: income
tire rent. $4,000 down payment.
Owens Realty, ME. O486
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IDEAL RENTAL HOUSE
S-REnROOM BRICK

ALEXANDRIA, Mr.. PENTAGON
AIRPORT, AND ALL CONVEN-
FENCES.
Now renting at S11o per mo-, unfurn.
FILA monthly payments, S67 30
Moderate amount of cash needed
Terms may be arranged. Call
OWNER, CHI. 7476. -S
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Cleaninp-TailOrinp
MOTEL

For sale by owners who have reached
age where business has become too
big for them to operate. Wish to
retire. Well-established business and
known as one of finest motels in
modern on highway; on town sewer
age and water; no ceptic tanks.
$4,000 down payment. Financial
reference EXCHANGED for inspection
so we do not waste your time and
ours. BOZ 113-Z. Star. Sc
ideal, RENTAL, HOUSE
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

WEST UPPER 10th ST. Arcade
tached brick home, with spacious
dimensions; solid construction; in
an ideal residential location: 1st
floor. den or Sunroom. plus 23-ft.
living roam, lS-ft. dining room.
kitchen and pantry: 2nd floor, 4
bedrooms. , baths; also finished in
Sulated attic; new Bryant gas fur
mace, maids room and bath; slate
roof detached 2-car garage; priced
to sell at S2S.95O. with excellent
1st trust available. Please call Mr.,
GAVIN, with H. G. SMITHY CO. ST.
1900: residence. MI. 1904 8
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Mt. Pleas
ant. Brick row house: bedrms.
ga baths, recreation rm., laundry,
garage. overlooks Rock Greek Park;
oil heat, Close to shopping. school,
terrace NV: PRICE. Sl7.25O., Cal
t9F NE aept.i 9pt4 Sun. WI. 1871; weekdays
HoME-sy owner S
1blk. from. Blessed Sacrament; Isl
floor; .lge. liv. rm., firepl.. din. rm.,
breakfast. rm.. kit. lse. entrance
hall. 2nd floor. 8 lge. bedrms.' )
baths, sitting room. and sewing or
storage rm.; finished Bird floor,
bedrmS. and sitting rm.; oil INV. h.
2-car garage; Bendix auto. washer
ana dryer; cooperate financing ar
rangements. OR. 3516. -12
1908 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Lovely g.
rm: semidet. brick home, with Q
Hollywood baths, maids rm., gas
neat In gar. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ,
INC, 1O14 VT. ave. NV, DI. 62lO.
or Mr.. Kramer, AK. 1875. $
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CLEVELAND PARK
OPEN 3 TO 6
1924 KLINGLE RID. NV.
STANHOPE CHASE
Forest HillS-at Conn
NO, $3.50, Sun, Ell. 1870

Forest HillS-at Conn.
This handsome. prewar. custom-b built
brick-and- stone home Is in the de
luxe class. 1st floor has CENTER
hall entrance. 2s-ft. living room,
family-size dining room, powder
room, large kitchen with breakfast
space, disposal and lots Of cabinets;
Y fight up and a huge library; 2nd
floor, 3 bedrooms, beautiful baths.
plenty of closets; stairs to storage
attic; recreation room, maids room
and bath in basement; 2-car garage.
The property is perfectly located
on "a acre of land. You couldn't
duplicate this home on similar size
for $50. 800. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTORS, OR. 5000 It'll 9 pm.
FOXHALL VILLAGE AREA
Ramblers. Beautiful view. 2 levels.
3 bedrms.. kitchen. liv. rm.. din.
rm.. back porch. large closets, att.
gar; full bsmt. Open daily, 45OS,
45l2, 4516 Salem lane NV. Direc-
tions: Reservoir rd. to Foxhall rd..
short LETT to Salem lane)
Evening star., 1952-06-08

BEAUTIFUL DET. BRICK
Nh. 18th AND SHERIDAN SITS,
Grades Considered)
OWNER SAYS SELL TODAY. Won.
dertul location for your children
close to schools, Hebrew Academy
Nativity Parish Walter Reed. A
superior home in immaculate con-
dition with separate dining room,
large bedrooms, full basement
beautiful yard. big garage. For
immediate appt. Mrs. Kohn, RA.
S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1874 l4th st. NV, DI. 3346
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North Cleveland Park

North Cleveland Park
Z Bedrms., 21l2 Baths, 2 Firepl.
Ideal for large family or home with
roomerS. Lge. 3-Story and bsmt.
brick residence near Bureau Of
Standards. First floor has recep-
tion rm., dining rm., kitchen and
sunrm. Second floors lge. bed
rms. and bath. Third floor-4 bed
rms and bath; gear detached ga
rage, 2 inclosed porches. Reason
able financing. Inspection by ap-
pointment. Evess., Mr.. Lavery, NO.
1890
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J. c. CHATEL
MT. PLEASANT

y BLK. WEST OF 18th ST.
ing 2-bedrm.' all-brick is ideal for
the small family desiring conv.,
cloSe-in location; nr. transp, stores,
etc, Nice liv. rm. with fireplace,
equipped kit. modern bath; full
bSmt., gas heat; yard. Reas. priced,
well financed, terms; Poss. settle
Exclusive Agent, at JU. 5-7193.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Jackson Advises Students
To Pick Career They Want

For a career, pick the thing vol
want to do most. Supreme Court
Justice jackson. has advised stu
dents attending a career confer
ence at George Washington Uni
IverSity.
Don't spend your life putting
in time" he added, 'for materia
rewards, which include money
are secondary"
Don't overspecialize in a career
he warned. Be well informed II
one field, but don't lose sight o.
the values of other fields. Mainly
Justice Jackson concluded, lool
for happiness when you choose {
career.
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
director OF Selective Service, tole
the 1.100 students in Lisner Audi.
torium that the Army should bt
required to teach the young mer
Iof the Nation only how to fight
The home, school and community
he added, should teach them why
After the addresses, the stu
dents broke up into 16 groups te
discuss career possibilities with
representatives in various joE
fields.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Mount Pleasant Citizens
STAGE Member Drive

The Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association is holding a special
one-day membership drive today
The membership committee, un-
der Mrs. Milton S. Kronheim, will
take advantage of the holiday te
canvass the neighborhood door
to-door urging residents to join.
Any one in the area not con.
tacted has been urged to get ir
touch with the groups secretary
John DeLaMater. 1880 Seven.
teenth street NV. or attend the
meeting at 8 pm. March 10 ir
the Mount Pleasant Branch Public
Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV. District Attorney
Charles M. Irelan will speak.
Both the Federation of Citizens
Associations and the Federation
Of Civic Associations are holding
a special drive for members
throughout this month.
Information may be obtained at
the Citizens Federation head
quarters by calling District 0556
and 0557.
Persons interested In Joining
organizations under the Civic Fed
Grafton. composed Of colored as
sociations. may call Sterling 4077
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Dr.. Huzeru to Lecture

DR.. Jorge Hazera. minister
councillor of the Embassy Of Costa
Rica and Costa Rican representa-
tive on the Inter-American Eco
nomic and Social Council, will
address the Current Problems Glass
Of ALI Souls Unitarian Church, at
$3.50 am. Sunday. The lecture
will be in Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
| Carrier Joins Attack

SINGAPORE (P.-The French
aircraft carrier Arromanches, for
|merly II. NJ. S. Colossus, passed
through this colonial port recently
en- route home from Indo-C China.
While in the Singapore area, in
conjunction with the Royal Navy
and the Royal Air Force, its air.
craft carried out an attack" on
the naval base here.
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PatrOniZe Your Advertisers
In The Northwest Times
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MethOdistS Slate
ThanksgivingRite

A Thanksgiving worship is sche-
duled for Ills m. this Sunday.
Nov. %, in the Japanese Methodist
church with the Rev. Paul Hagiya
giving sermon on the topic, "Nisei
Give God the Thanks. The choir.
led by Henry Itoi will sing
Thanksgiving anthem.
During the service, new members
will be received into the church by
baptism and transferral of faith.
The primary department of the
Methodist Sunday School under the
supervision of the teachers-Kazzie
Murakami, Sunni Mitsui, Marion u
nosawa, Julia Hikida and JEANNE
Kawachi-will be working on
Thanksgiving Fruit Basket, with
each child this Sunday bringing
fruit which will be given to the Hi
rabayashi Rest Home. Transporta-
ton will be furnished by Kazuo Ko-
bayashi. Fred Yoshimura and Miss
Kawachi
Other students will participate in
Canned Goods Thanksgiving Bas-
ket to be sent to Masako Endo, a Nj
sci Methodist missionary in Japan.
Miss Endo, who is formerly from the
vicinity of Portland at present is
serving church in Kagoshima
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o PORTLAND TROTH

PORTLAND, Greg. Nov. 49,
First wedding in the newly-erected
Kern Park Christian church since
its dedication, was held last Satur-
day, Nov. Is when Miss Kikue TIA
mi, sister of Mr. Shigeo Itami. was
married to Mr. Kerry T. Yasunobu
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Yasunobu of
Seattle. The Rev. George Whipple
performed the service.
The bride wore an ivory white sa-
tin gown with a full-length lace
veil caught to a crown OF orange
blossoms. She carried a crescent
shaped bouquet of white orchids and
stephanotis.
Matron of honor Mrs. Charles l.
tami had on elbow satin gown and
a headpiece of wanda orchids Her
bouquet was of purple orchids and
vandas in crescent shape.
Mesdames Fred Niiya, Saibo Flu
jill and Miss Jane Mishiro, the
bridesmaids, wore tight green satin
gowns with wanda orchid headpie-
ces Their crescent bouquets were
made with purple orchids.
Flower girls were Sharon Full
and Elayne Karikomi.
Mr.. Robert Yasunobu was his bro
theirs best man. The Messrs. Sal
DO Fulfil George Itami and Aki Ho-
rita were the ushers.
A reception was held in the church
parlors.
The couple will make their home
in Seattle.
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congregational

A joint Issei-Nisei worship service
will be held at Ills am. this Sun
day in the japanese Congregational
church. The Rev. Robert Bond of
the University Congregational
church will deliver the Thanksgiv-
ing message. The Rev. All Chin
Tsai will translate the sermon to the
Issei
Immediately after the service, a
Thanksgiving luncheon will be spon-
sored by the Nisei Women's Fellow
ship. Parents of Sunday School
children, Issei and Nisei members
and friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Tickets are priced as sixty cents
for adults and thirty-five cents for
children under H., Reservations
must be made by telephoning MI.
1866.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-11-19
Miyauchi
YBA President

Etsuro Miyauchi was elected to
head the 1853 cabinet of the Lotus
YBA at meeting lasts unday in
the Seattle Buddhist temple.
His cabinet consists of Jim Demi-
Sc, boys vice president; Yoshi Shi-
tamae. girls vice president; Marie
Yamamoto. corresponding secretary;
Peggy Nagata, recording secretary;
Ken Kajita, treasurer; May Namba,
historian: Mary Shigaya religious
chairman; Janet Okamoto. girls
athletic chairman; and Kaz Kato
boys athletic chairman.
The officers and group cabinet
members will be installed at services
on Saturday, Dec. 49,
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o BRIDAL SHOWER

HOOD RIVER. Greg. Nov. 49,
Miss K7Z Kiyokawa, who will be
a"ried to Mr.. Tom Sumoge on Sa-
u'5ay, Nov. %. was honored with a
u rr.se bridal shower on Saturday
No. l in the home of Miss Takako
lhuka! Hostesses, besides Miss Inu-
Eal, we're the Mesdames Ken Nam
Va, Hi Imai, Eichi Wakamatsu. Os-
ar Tamura and Koe Nishimoto.
Among those present we're the
Mesdames Ted Kawachi Jan Kura-
nara fori Tambara, Nam Noji, Ha-
old Ckimoto, Eiko Morikado. Ray
Yasui FOX Omori, Shig Imai,
Nam Kiyokawa, Min Hamada. Mob
iamada, Bob Sumoge, George Ia
nura, Mits Takasumi. Mas Taxa
uni, Min Asai, Tot Asai, Kay Flu
;ul, and Kay Kiyokawa, Mesdames
Tom Okazaki and Sig Kiyokawa
rom Portland Mrs. Ken Takaya-
ma from Brooks and the Misses
Sunnie Akiyama Yuri Kawachi,
ftm Yumihe, Sophie Tomita, Ruth
omita lily Namba Jean Shirai-
hi and Shu Kiyokawa, all of Port
land
Unable to attend were the Mes
DANES Shig Yamaki Tosh Sato,
Ken Morioka, Sat Noji. Harry Ia
mura, Harry Iwatsuki and Ray Sa-
to; Mrs Shire Imai of Boise, Idaho;
Miss Mich Ishii of Seattle; and Miss
Lillian Oguri of Portland.
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Rally Sign-Up

Already fourteen young persons of
the Seattle Methodist church have
signed up to attend the Methodist
conference slated for Nov. %, 90 and
30 in Ontario, Greg. Martha Kawa-
guchi is in charge of the MYF dele
cation and Kazuo Kobayashi the
older group Anyone interested is
urged to reserve his housing space
with either Kobaashi or Miss Kawa-
guchi
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. WEDDING BELLS

Marriage of Miss Terie Shirasago,
daughter of Mrs. s. Shirasago of
Hardin, Montana, to Mr.. Nobs Aka
da, son of Mrs. T. Akada of this CT
ty, was solemnized last Sunday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock ceremony Of
ficiated by the Rev. T. Ichikawa
Lighted candles and baskets of whitl
chrysanthemums provided the set
ting.
The bride wore a gown of garde-
mia white slipper satin and Chantil-
ly lace with basque bodice. long,
tightly-fitted sleeves of lace, and a
very bouffant skirt worn over a
hoop with extended lace panels in
front and a full train. A fingertip
veil of bridal illusion was attached
to half hat of illusion with seed
pearl trim. The bridal bouquet was
of stephanotis, pink bouvardia and
Pinnochio roses
Mrs. Charles Kataoka. the brides
| sister, was the matron of honor
She wore bronze strapless gown
with scalloped bodice of satin and
a full skirt of net over taffeta with
matching stole. Her bouquet con-
sisted of gold-bronze chrysanthe-
NUNS with two cymbidium orchids
in the center and moss green satin
ribbon.
Bridesmaids, the Misses Rosie Hi
kida and Kats Higo. wore gowns j.
IDENTICAL to the honor attendants in
moss green. They carried bouquets
of bronze pompoms with two grande
orchids in the center and bronze
satin ribbon. All the attendants
wore chrysanthemums matching
their bouquets in their hair.
Joyce Adachi, the flower girl, had
on a white taffeta gown with
green velvet sash at the waist. She
carried a bouquet of yellow pom
poms with moss green satin stream
ers.
Best man was Mr.. Yosh Akada,
the grooms brother, and the ush-
ers were the Messrs. Harry Hikida,
Stan Tsujikawa. Mas Kuramoto and
Fred Suto.
Mrs. Jean Herbert sang Calm as
the Night" and Because. accom-
panied by Miss Florence Chikata.
The reception was held in Hong
Kong Cafe with the Messrs. Haruo
Fujino and K. Chikamura acting as
of ceremonies Miss Merrie
Hikida handled the guest book and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Mob Nomura and Mr..
KAY Mizumoo took care of the gifts. |
Helping with the cake cutting were |
the Mesdames TAX Shirasago. jim
ny Sir sage. Fred Suto. Mas Ku-
ramoto and Miss Mary Chihara.
When the couple left on a honey
moon 10 California, the bride was
caring a grey suit with black ac-
'essorles. a moss green hat and a
'orSage OF two green orchids.
The newlyweds will make their
nome in Seattle
Ba.sadk min were Messrs. and
Ie5daGeS H. Ohashi and j. Naka-