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Evening star., 1952-11-14
LUMBER SALE
BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
OPEN SAT. open SUN.
SPECIAL STUDS, 39c ca. sheathine.
ing. dry. lac. Cedar paneling. No. 2
common, 16c bd. IT.
MILLWORK
Special doors, S3.95 ca. Reg. $40
doors. sale price, S9.95. Special new
sash; top or bottom. half price;
GSmSinaticn Go1dinss ae 90 doors s17'6o. Special
CHRISTMAS TREE OR
TRAIN PLATFORMS
l. sawhorse. KID. S1.25 ea.
Il workbench heavy eft. s12.e5
v;ts7 Az 10 a'GansdsadenIas s..a sn !, platform
4; Axe plyEood trsinSase. with 1x2
NEW V+;stj SURPLUS TOOLS
ssso9sed ns arGHs0fs Ss box; fRs
G0c ca: beautiful wise. $3.50; won.
derful az. $3.45: sturdy sledge ham
!osr., msr S3;;49; beautiful brass IRE
INSULATION
thick rockwool bats. S4.25 carton;
WALLBOARDS
Az x1.i iinsglating' ting $1:6S ca. 4xs sheet
Hssonse HGss d9 xs splySs0sg g. teS esinss s41? ts
I2xi2, i6xI6 or I6xsa. washable. BE.
''i''1V!fi WATERPSRIooF 4sf ESI otSo
Thoroseal. lge. 5O-lb. bag. only $40.
ROBINSON LUMBER co.
1893 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
open weekdays and Saturdays. $50
$50 and every Sunday, 9-3. ia
twin size. Youth bed sSi complete s4alass and and
nlgh chair; boys bicycle. 26". EN-
MIMEo. MACHINE, Niagara IL eiec.
cfw sGPPGY GPis[ SO g. ff05ESTHMEsT f5S Ist St
MINK COAT: excellent condition;
S325. Call WI. 7175. between 90.
s1ss1ss; eDRsi9ss ssd5 gsj5 E%piEs WS e style
MOTCkS. H1UO to 100 MP; and
-eduction gear 6-44O volts; rewound
exch. CARTY 1908 14th. No, 0S24
MULTILITH MACHINE. Model 1850.
excellent condition. 6 yrs. old: rea-
sonaoiy priced. Box 202-S, Star.
SCHOOL Eou1PMENP-
TI1 ThaiTs; sd9S i9ekers' cots and cot racks.
OFFICE FURNITURE SALES
Desks. files. tables. chairs; wholesale
SALES, 511 N. j. ave. NV. III
OIL HEATERS - viii heat several
rooms; S25. ATLANTIC CO. S05
v st. NV. NO. 1921.
ORGANS, Baldwin and MinshalI eIec-
tronic. Estey reed organs. Models
suitable for church. chapel. studio
and home Use. Special surveys and
6smonstTations without obligation
Phone MA. 2411.
HUGO WORCH
1-2 Exclusive M SlH ossan ana Piano e's Sales ts7s
fssO e0sdsion ssfas BABY a. s1sRs S4SS
& Hamiin grand:
preyar superior manufacture. own
er leaving WASHINGTON: value ST.
ss99SS. sasFiilce sFa1 $1,000 cash. q Box
PiANo-KRimbOall grand. apt. size, 10 late
MODEL. exc. cond.. flne value. $795.
SSSS SSso down. H bal. in SO mos. KITS.
pISSSo LSSS 9 sts,nGsv 3; NV; n.r,or Grand Ia.
3OOS. 30
PIANO, Gulbrsnsen baby grand, ma
sesaTi; ssogany; one owner; $500. ,KE.
upright. excellent
condition. S75. Can be seen even
ihgs or week ends. NE. 27l6. l6s
PIANO, must sacrifice. beautiful
Steinway grand. IT.. II In, lately
recond.; $1.650 or best ofKer. Worth
50G more. SH. 1896. -I5
PIANOS-Looking for q moderately
priced spinet or console? Shop
others flrst and then come in and
see what We have ut low prices.
As little as $25 down. ST. y4OO.
NV and a532 GeorSia ave-. ave- SILVER
Spring JU. 5-11O5. t6ilver Spring
store open evenings.l ia
PIANO, spinet. mahogany finish.
Chase & Baker. direct action. like
new; $495. NO. 965s, clio pm.
PIANO-Chickering. mahog.. medium
grand, new cond., non-better. Sells
$500. take $500. K1. $4,000. lis
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LUMBER
Lumber suitable for sheathing, floor
ing or subflooring, special this week.
S25 per M. at yard.
ACE WRECKING CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-05O0.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
many fine homes and apart
ment buildings: Dressed lumber,
complete bathroom outfits. doors.
complete with jambs; mod. radiators.
small boilers. IRE doors, oak noor-
ing. 20-gal. auto. water heaters.
angle iron. All sizes Of pipe cut and
threaded. We also have . complete
line Of new building materials. One
stop at ACE saves time and money.
ACE wRECKIN0 AND HLDo.
4oo2 MINI. AVE. NE. Iu. 4-oboo.
Ia
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HOUSEKEEPER

S35 weekly; white or colored; for
employed adults and high school
daughter: live in, excellent quarters;
age unimportant; retiring house
keeper with me 8 years. WO. $500.
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

Dyer A-caret modern cut finest color
diamond, $40; over 3/5 caret gem
color diamond set in gents mount-
ing, can, be reset. $40. Gorgeous
I4k yellow gold genuine garnet
hh,eckiace. S125; 1A-caret diamond,
caret brilliant diamond, 99G per-
tect. exceptionally low price. So. $50.
All prices include Fed. tax. See
Mr.. BROTT. 917 r st, NV. RE
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SCHOOL GIRLS
HElP-MEN AND WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT, for insurance organ
ization. Give full particulars as to
education, experience, salary ex-
pected. Box 207-M. Star. 17s
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iREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.

9O7 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
BEEF, excel, :1Oc per Ib.; direct from
farm to deepfreeze to your home
BICYCLE. boys Gain. Shelby. Ex-
cellent condition. $50. JE. 2-25Ol,
BICYCLE--Boy's. Schwinn. 26"; ma
room and cream; very good cond.
BICXCLES-Used and quality re-
builts; all sizes; $50 to $3.50. New
bicycle. 90-day guarantee. CHEVY
CHASE BICYCLE SERVICE. 38O0
Northampton st. NV, WO. 4737.
BICYCLES-BsA. Sunbeam. Raynal
English racers, $61.60 up; Columbia,
Rollfast, all sizes; tricycies. toys;
trades; expert repairs. 1--WE service
What We sell" BLALoCK CYCLE
co; Sly Ga. ave-. sH. 6050. Silver
BOOKS-Liauidating entire stock of
2nd hand books at cost. All books
SHOP; 1917 Conn. ave. NV. bet
BRAKEE i TESTER, weaver: duplicate
p. c. insp. machine. 5000. 903 N
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in general insurance
onfce; full or part time; excellent
working conditions. Call ME. 267O.
UNUSUAL oPPORTUNITY-Nationa
organization has splendid opening
ards and earnestness OF purpose:
good pay. Box 426-S. Star. is
IN SOUTH for lady with
fair education; age not important;
must be able to work without q boss.
Box 496-R. Star. is
GOVT. GIRLS-An opportunity to
home and salary in exchange for
help with cooking and some care Of
4-year -Old girl OI AOAR 1Q
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Steel,

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel. angles. beams. reinforcing
steel, cut to size
GENERAL WREcKINo CO.
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FURNITIIRE

IS bedrm. suites. blond. lined oak,
solid cherry and pine, SlO0 to S295:
large selection of sofa beds, studio
couches, sectional sofas. 5-pc,
chrome dinettes. $40 to $50: Holly
wood beds, S39-S79; maple and
metal bunk beds. complete, $50 70
S129: hoor and table lamps, chairs
comparison invited. Terms: 1Opf
down. "a mos. to pay. Open It'll
9 pm. DAWSON FURNITURE. 2245
R !. ave. ne -14
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THERE IS
NO LIMIT

4NO A1Xxxx l
To your earning capacity II you are
the first time In IL yrs. the Arthur
Murray Studio is accepting appli-
cations for PART-TIME teachers.
Training program to start Wednes-
day, November 10, $50 to 1880
pm. II you are between 21-2S,
college trained, with pleasing per-
sonality, neat appearance apply in
person to Mr.. Cummins, ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIO, HOG Conn. ave-,
Wash, 2-1O pm. III
SCHOOL GIRLS
Part time; ne. and Sc. sections; ex-
cellent earnings. 313 Pa. ave. s,e.
COLORED ARTISTS for portrait stu
dio; permanent; thoroughly expert
enced; top pay. Apply In person only
to pm. 1909 G st. NV.
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PAINTING
PAPERINC

reasonable; FHA terms available.
CO. 644S after 6 p.m. 15s
PLASTERING, cement, waterproof
ing; skilled white mechanics; prompt
service. CO. 1880. 80
AND HEATING, new
work or remodeling. Free estimates.
REFRiGERAToRs REPAIRED. COM
mercial and domestic; also contract.
pEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO..
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet?
Cutters bad? For guaranteed work,
1919. WADDELL'S ROOF SERVICE.
Evening star., 1952-11-14

BRICK-BRICK
Good Hard, Clean Brick.
ARROW WRECKiNG CO.
HOO So, Capitol St. IL. 3-22A1
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REFRIGERATOR SALE
We. must have room for new 1864
refrigerators; entire stock reduced
1or Quick clearance: Deep-cut prices
miral. Hotpoint and Crosley re-
frigerators. All new, delivered in
sealed cartons. Open ewes. till q.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY co.
l 10Th and H NE. Ii. 8-QO22
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HELP WoMEN tcons.l
PIX OPERATOR

NURSE. white, age 25-40. for private
hospital; live In or out. co. 4754.
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
Us AS WE GUARANTEES YOU
SAVINGS OF 2O95 TO 500 ON
NEW SAMPLE CLOSEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Fine, double maple bed, chest. dresser
ssnd snd mirror. was $109.50. now
S69 80; finest quality mahogany
double bed, double dresser and mir.
ror and chest-on-chest,w was S299 so.
now S197.50; genuine walnut dble.
bed. chest. double dresser and mir
ror,. was S279.50. now S15S. so;
lowest prices in town; fine mahog-
any or maple beds. in all sizes. were
S29.50, now S17.50; many bargains
too numerous to mention. Open
Thursday It'll 3 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
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GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO
FILE CABINETS


1886; wood transfer fiies. iSs5 Si.s5;
new 4-drawer metal. letter Size,
$500; Az types Of new and used
once furniture avail. at great saw
asnS; snSs; free delivery. y: FRANK &
FnL-IN DIRT-15O big loads at 81
Conn and NsSraska 3sa i sad s1es you M ha4 47de T.
FOAM RUBBER. furniture cushions.
la9320x4A inches, So; 2Ox22x4Is.
SSd0; 22x24x4h. $11. Foam rubber
rubber mattresses, 3Ox76x4Is inch
sag. FALLS CHURCH SALES, FA.
FORD DUMP TRUCK BODY o-1Y H..
G1 fSn' yith Snd hoist; S125 or best offer.
o' free holiday turkey ylS With
so-cu: #. MAGoNEiY''s. ! NC. ,H le;i. sii..
Spr;, Nd. JU. 8-3333.
FUEL OIL TANKS-Two, 275-gallon:
4 used oil burners: I coal-fired hot
GO; best offer. JAMES J. MADDEN
FURS - overstocked sample canes
stoles, jackets and coats being sold
for less than wholesale Replacement.
BASk1N FURS, cor. 9Th and @ NV.
FUR COAT, silver muskrat, RirTs
size l2-14; beautiful; S75. ia.
FUR COAT, gray Persian, excel. cond
Orig. 5000, sise 14-16; $3.50 or
FUR C0AT-Muskrat. Hollander- dyed
mink shade; excel. cond.; size IL to
French lapin trabbit). brown. excel.
cond.. ~ length. size 12, 500; suit.
black nubby wool. silver fox collar.
FUR COAT-Canadian muskrat back
swing back. cuffed, size IA; excel
cond.; $500. ME. 1878. -i5
FUR COATS seal skin, like new.
size. 1918, sacrifice; also muskrat'
good cond.. size IA, bargain. HO.
ETYD nNHrNY YTJO
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcons. J
BUSINESS SERVICES

alterations and repairs;
residential or commercial: free es-
BLINDS CLEANED and
completely renovated. Call LO.
1902, any time. IA
SOUND MOTION PICTURES made OF
weddings, parties, talent, screen
tests and TV commercials. ACME
PRODUCTIONS, LO. 3-8644
CONTRACT WANTED FOR
SLIP COVERS AND
DRAPERIES
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
BOX 1855, STAR -16
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SEPTIC TANKS. cleaned and pumped
Special price this mo-. S25 SH. 1865.
STONE AND FLAGsToNE WORK,
retaining walls. patios. steps, walks.
etc, also cement work Of all kinds.
Call JERRY, LU. 1-4756.
Evening star., 1952-11-14

SALESLADIES-Age 1885. pleasant
$50 pSiag ann 'to0pnn eo pm Mon A thru ~fsf Fl.
Apply WALGREEN COMPANY, Pen
tagon BUILDING 10
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SALESLADIES, age Is to 65; pleas
ant working conditions. good pay
rate. Apply 4463 Conn. ave. --16
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HELP-DoM

COOK, g.h.w., live in: small family;
enced; refs; $35 week. EN-. 1913.
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FUR GARMENTS

Repair or remodel to capes, stoles or
Jackets. Fine workmanship at low
Evening star., 1952-11-14

Alert young lady, experienced in
and filine: 5-day week. Apply in
person to Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, INC, oil 7th st,
n VI lid
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SALESGIRL. capable, to manage
speciality shop; must be exper. in
coats and suits; excel. salary. TALL
APPAREL, INC. 73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
After Making School Lunches
For So Years, Retiring IS Easy

Tending her own home fires will
|be q simple task for Mrs. Lena
Kidwell after 50 years Of cooking
and serving lunches for thousands
|of school children.
'I loved every day Of it." said
the 72-year-old veteran school
cafeteria worker during an in
|terview on her recent retirement.
Mrs. Kidwell. who lives at 1866
Thirty-third street NV. started
the work IN 1899 at Western High
ESchool. After 22 years there, she
went to Mcfarland Junior High
School. She spent the last IA years
at Gordon Junior High.
She recalls the time when her
pay was IS cents q day--but that
was quite q sum In those days. =
she said.
The hours were short, too, in
times when school lunches con-
sisted of sandwiches, milk and
cookies or gingerbread. The only
hot dish was soup, Mrs. Kidwell
Evening star., 1952-03-09
.Purin Ounce Scheduled

The Langley Jewish Community
Center will hold q Purim dance at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday at the Old
Georgetown Hospitality Hall,
Twenty sixth and D streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Harrison viii Resign
As Labor Assistant
10 Defense MobiIizer

George M. Harrison. AFL vice
president. is expected to resign as
special assistant to Defense Mo-
'bilizer Charles =. Wilson. it was
learned yesterday.
Although Mr.. Harrison was ap-
pointed last June 8 it was re-
ported that the demands on his
time by the union he. heads re-
duced his presence at the Once
of Defense Mobilization to TWO
days attendance at meetings In
midi December.
Googe to Be Successor.
George L. Googe Of Atlanta, vice
president Of the AL Internation-
al Printing Pressrnen's Union, is
slated to take over the ODM post
when Mr.. Harrison resigns.
Mr.. Harrison's appointment
followed q protracted dispute be-
tween the AFL and the CIO,
which were then Joined in the
United Labor Policy Committee,
and Mr.. Wilson. The committee
demanded appointment Of labor
man to a top job in ODM. Mr..
Wilson replied he would make
such an appointment when labor
agreed On a man who would give
his full time to the post.
Union Duties Claim Time.
Mr.. Harrison, president of the
Brotherhood Of Railway and
Steamship Clerks, was subse-
quently appointed. Almost i'm
mediately he went to Europe for
an international conference Of
trade unionists. Other union
duties claimed his services there
after.
He is, however, still carried on
the ODM roll, although without
compensation. He is listed as the
highest paid union official In the
country. At about the time he
was sworn in as Mr.. wilson's as
sistant the clerks union raised his
pay from $35, 900 q year to SIC, 900.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

said, and we didn't bother with
salads" !"
Everything was priced at :
cents" she added.
Mrs. Kidwell. q mother Of six
has seven grandc dchildren. Her hus-
band. Harry r. Kidweil. died %
years ago.
Now. she said. Tim just plan
ming to take care Of my home"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
Judd Accepts Bid to Testimonial Fete

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Oct. IL
Congressman Walter H. Judd CR.,
Mimi father" of legislation for
equality in immigration and natu-
ralization, has accepted the invita-
ton to attend the National Testi-
monial Banquet to be held Dec. 6 in
the Biltmore Hotel here. it was an
nounced today by DR.. Roy M. Nishi-
kaWa. banquet committee chairman.
The banquet will celebrate the e
nactment of legislation granting ma
turalization and immigration privi-
leges to persons of japanese ances-
try.
The National japanese American
Citizens League (JACL) and the ia
panese Chamber of Commerce of
Southern California, co-sponsors of
this significant event, expressed de-
light in receiving the second ac-
ceptance from among the notable
guests of honor Last week, Repre-
sentative Francis F. Walter Cd.
Pa. co-author of the Walter Nc
Carran Omnibus Immigration and
Naturalization Bill enacted by the
82nd Congress, accepted the invita-
ton extended by the co-sponsors.
The Minnesota Congressman is a
member of the House Foreign Al
fairs Committee and a noted autho-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11

rity on Far Eastern matters. A me-
dical missionary to China for many
years, Rep Judd was author of the
so-called Judd Bill in the Both Con-
gress, the first major legislative pro-
posal to eliminate racial discrimina-
ton in our naturalization and immi-
grafton laws. He also introduced a
similar measure in the 81st Congress
which in 1850 passed the Walter Re-
solution granting citizenship rights
to the Issei but which was vetoed
by the President.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
SPORTS...
NiSei Hockey Star

HERSHEY, Pa, Oct. 11-Frank
Toyota, the first person of Japa-
nese ancestry to r1oy professional
hockey on the North American con-
tinent. was recently named to the
Hershey Bear team of the American
Hockey League.
Toyota last year played with the
Kitchener Greenshirts in the Onta-
rio (Canada) Junior Hockey league
as one of the star players
Previous to playing with Kitchen
err he played with the st. Gather
ines team.
The Hershey Bear outfit is farm
team for the Boston Bruins of the
National Hockey League.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
Noome to Ghurc96?Sls

BAPTIST
901 y. Spruce
Gas a.m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 a.m.-Issei service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service
7:30 p.m.-Youth fellowship meet
ing.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main st.
II am.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Vinayas in charge Or
ganist, Jean Full The Rev S. Ma
sunaga to speak.
CONGREGATIONAL
305 18th SO.
10 a.m.-Rally Day program and
promotional for Sunday School
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
Little Coaches

If your son, or grandson, is on
one of the PeeWee teams or has as
pirationS toward the Little Lea
gue", you will be interested in "Ath-
letic Coaching for Community Lea
ders" a new evening course to be
offered by the Extension Depart
ment of the University of Washing
ton in 305 Edmundson Pavilion on
Wednesday evenings from to 8
o'clock starting Oct. Is. Persons in
terested may register now in Sill
Student Union Building.
For additional information. call
ME. 1920.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
Expectant Mons

Are you expecting a new baby in
your family? Glasses for eXpectant
mothers will be held for six conse-
cutive Monday afternoons, 1:30 to
$3.50 beginning Oct. 90 on the tenth
floor of the new Public Safety build
ing, Third and James. announced
Sylvia Bryson, director of the Visit
ing Nurse Service and the nursing
division of the Seattle-King County
Health Department
Discussions will be led by Lola
Handorf, public health nurse.
Call Seneca 1047 to register for
these free classes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
Tanaka Is Tops

Bill Tanaka with a 1913 average in
the Nisei Merchants league is the
highest average bowler in Main
Bowl, according tothe latest figures.
Some 10 pins behind are the Nisei
Commercial leaders. Frank Yokova-
ma and Manabu Fujino. with 1855
The SNGBO queen to date is Ca
rol Daty with 176 average.
The big Ten" groups in the three
Nisei leagues follow:
Nisei Commercial
]. Frank Yokoyama 1876
3 Manabu Fujino 1876
3. George Tanagi 1873
4. Sab Tsuboi 1872
5. Kenny Oyama 1872
6 TAX Shibuya 181
T. Nobi Takahashi 181
8. GeorgeFujimoto 100
9. Fred Takagi $50
10. Shobo Ideta 100
Nisei Merchants League
l. Bill Tanaka 1913
2. Benny Wong 1876
8. Ken Teramoto 178
q. Sab Tsuboi 1T
5. Augie Aratani ITS
6. Morrie Yamaguchi 172
7. Hiro Sasaki I'll
8. Mas Nakamichi I'll
9. Frank Nakagawa I'll
10. Roy Sakamoto 1859
SNGBO League
l. Carol Daty 176
2. Miye Ishikawa 1874
8. YoYo Konishi 1874
q. Mickey Oyama $50
S. Mary Takemura 1853
6. Gladys Hamano 1853
7. Rose Young 1853
s. Kazzie Yokoyama 152
9. Lois Yut 1872
10. Mary Maniwa 148
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
Scheduled JUNE

Powell White of Seattle Bowling
& Billiard Supply Co., Northwest a
gents for Manhattan C"ball of
Champion arranged the schedule
for the two-time national match
game mems bowling champion Ju-
ME Mcmahon, in Seattle this week.
(See Sporting Thing" for look
at Junie Mcmahon. the kingpin of
the tenpins in match game COM
petitiOn.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
S1OO More to NVC

The now defunct Green Lake Ko-
kugo Gakko trustees, through Mr.
Suzuki. the treasurer, donated a 500
bond to the Nisei Veterans Com
mittee's Memorial clubhouse fund,
it was announced today by Com
mander Joe Nakatsu of NVC.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
SOCIAL
wHIRL
Q ENGAGEMENT TOLD

Miss Martha Fukuma's engage
ment to Mr.. Chester Murakami was
revealed on Sunday afternoon, Sept.
%, in the Fukuma residence.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Fukuma, while
the groom elect is the son of Mrs.
Hamano Murakami
No wedding date has been set.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-11
FAITH BIBLE
1913 18th Ave.

FAITH BIBLE
1913 18th Ave.
$50 to 10:45 am.-Sunday School
for all ages.
IL Worship service.
Saturday
9 to $50 am.-Japanese gospel
hour in Japanese over Radio Station
KXRN.
MARYKNOLL
18th & e. Jefferson
9 am. and 1890 a.m.-Low Mas
Benediction will be held following
1920 Mass
METHODIST
1886 Washington st.
METHODIST
10 a.m.-Church school, Junior
and Senior Skeptics Hour.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service.
Rev. Paul Hagiya's sermon topic:
Walk in the Light.
1890 p.m-All-church luncheon.
8 p.m.-Duzzers' treasure hunt
NICHIREN BUDDHIST
1042 Weller st.
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9th Ave. SO
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King st.
7:30 am-Holy communion
10 am,-Church school.
11:15 a.m.-Morning prayer. The
Rev Andrew N Otani to speak on
The Light"
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-20
New Acs Men

Two additions to the Alaska Communication System staff were announced this week by Capt. Warren Strang, ACS officer in charge.
 Sgt. Charles l.. Shafer and Pvt. Allen Deery arrived here recently. Shafer from Tana- cross and Deery from Seattle.
 Pfc. John Pedersen left Kodiak for Seattle where he will be discharged.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-20
NOTlcE

Now is the time to join your P T A. Membership drive ends the first week in October. At the regular October P T A meeting theprize flower paint ings are to be awarded to the winning rooms.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-20

A warranty deed from Rob- ert and Rosabelle Meth to Glen and Laraine Young for lot 4 of the Oceanside sub division has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-20
KODIAK MIRROR

Mrs. Oscar Han ,n, and not Mrs. Oscar Nelson as reported in last weeks MIRROR. has been named press secretary for the Kodiak Emblem Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-20

Eric Bulmer of Ouzinkie Packing Corp. was an out going Denali passenger Mon
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-20

day. He has been at Ouzinkie at the cannery through the fishing season.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-20
REPUBLlCAN
John E. Gorsuch

Republican Eisenhower has begun his fight national administration Washington the people people o Alaska begin to help him.
 with of spells offers plenty of coroary TON; SOCIALISM, the evils everybody order the SELFISH INTEREST OF ITS LEADERS
 AND WASTE On the WAR with attendant boodshed and first happened in the Truman permitted to deerorate below that
 
 AMERICAN PRESTIGE VANlSHED national regardless of how much the pre- would tpedaed directly MUST HAVE CHANGE IN WASHINGTON WE CHANGE IN JUNEAU
 It's behind KE and the who with the these questions sandthe damnng of their
 VOTE REPUBLICAN
 ASSURE STATEHOOD
 FOR SENATE
 x John F. GorSuch
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24

Anyone who uses typewriter will recognize the
ingenuity that went into the making of the above
sign punched out by teletype operator.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24

IF SANTA brings Rosemary
ClooneY tape measure. she's
going to throw it away. You
can't measure talent with a tape
measure" she'll try to tell you.
because she's making her movie
debut in THE Stars Are Sing
ing" Shed rather sing. she
says.