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Evening star., 1953-01-15
Inauguration Sidelights
Inauguration Sidelights
Leave Canes and Muffs Home,
Ball Ch0irn1en Urqe Guests

Although white tie and tails
are dress for the inaugural balls.
guests have been asked to leave
home such formal accessories as
canes. muffs and scarves.
Mrs. Howard A. Coffin and L.
Corrln Strong, co-chairmen Of
the ball, said the checking facili-
, ties at the National Guard Ar
mory and McDonough Hall will
be adequate just for checking
hats and coats Anything else
will swamp facilities.
It was suggested that box
holders at the balls could help
out by taking their hats and
coats to their boxes, rather than
checking them.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

struggle for
control of the
Senate.
It began to
look like a
State Legisla-
ture around
here again, as
b ills flowed
into the hop
per and AS
senbly leaders
prepared to
select commit
tee cllairmen.
1t took Gov.
a. .
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Eisenhower Song for Sole

Sheet music and records Of
"a March to Eisenhower" will
go on sale in the District dur
ing the inaugural celebration.
The song was written by Hiram
D. Hirsh, a New York banker,
and Jewel Frank of the National
Department Stores.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Zoo Cote Sufe Stolen

Thieves broke through the east
window Of the Zoo restaurant
last night and carried of a small
green safe containing $170 in
bills, Owner Llewellyn G. Leech
told police today.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
6. 0. P. Backs Della
To Break Maryland
Senate Deadlock
By o Staff cerre.pend.n, Of IL. s,a,

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 15.-The
Maryland General Assembly A.
nally got down to business today.
after being hamstrung for eight
days by bitter Democratic
Evening star., 1953-01-15
DR.. Protector to Speak

The Share Tefila !. Hebrew
Congregation will hear DR..
Harry Protector at services at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Chill
lum Castle Lodge. Riggs road
and Chillum road. Chillum. Md.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Dorothy Muynor to Sing

Soprano Dorothy Maynor will
be the first Negro to sing at q
Presidential oath taking cere-
ll1ony when she sings THE STAR
Spangled Banner at the In
augural ceremonies.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

elect Eisenhower's Inauguration.
He drives a limousine for inau-
gural headquarters.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
LEWISDALE

2207 BEEcHwooD RID.
Two-hedrm. brick rambler-Full din.
rm., fully equipped kit, lge. liv.
rm. with flrepl, daylight bsmt.,
outside entr., Solarium; lot and q
half; yard. Anchor fenced; front
and side porches, concrete ribbons;
on main street in LewisdaIe. Price,
S19.60O, terms. Eyes, HA. 2-7919.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HOUSES COR sALE--vA.

ALEXANDRIA-Only 81 ,b95 cash and
S124.25 per mo. buys our spacious,
modern Cape Cod home In excellent
neighborhood. 29-ft. living dining
rm. comb: Ice. bedrms., I "a baths.
equip: kit. On busline, close 70
schools and shopping. Immed. occu-
peney. This home would rent for
S140 per mo. Why not buyf Phone
ARLINGTON. A TRULx UNIQUE
H0ME-Preshowing Of an authentic,
California ranch home Of excepfionai
quality, IN . perfectly delightfuI
location. convenient to everything.
Liv. rm. with fireplace and beauti-
tul picture -wtndowed view. din. rm..
Kit; with table space. 3 lge. bedrms.
and bath on street level; plus
wonderful ground-level elubroom
Smay serve as 4th bedrm,), also with
fireplace and fine picture-windoW
view. full tile bath and large laun.
dry and utility area on lower level:
brand-new: possession In 80 days.
Decorate to your own taste: S24. ESQ.
FRANK o pHILisIrs. IA. 6-6266;
svess IA. 7-0e32 or j. A-A247.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
UNIVERSTTY PARK
UNIVERSITY PARK

Large Colonial brick. convenient ia
University of Maryland: "a, 900 50.
It. of land, beautifully planted: viii
consider trade. Can Mrs. Smith,
AP. 7-4756.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
BRICK RAMRLER
$12,950-EASY TERMS

T-RM. BRICK: walking distance TO
70 University Of Maryland.
winston G. Clay, WA. 7-4228
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$14,750
Cape Cod Bungalow
mos a ~ r-


to Andrews Field, schools
and shopping: only / or 9 remain
on these terms and price: all brick,
containing roomy comb. liv.-Ciin.
rm., big modern kitchen with eat
ing space, two excellent bedrooms.
copper plumbing: cleaning oak
moors: finished stairway to expand
tble upstairs; nice lots. paved streets.
We, can arrange convenient down
payments. or viii consider your
present home in trade. Call 10.
Open all day. Directions: Out Gem
tral ave. to Addison rd., turn left
to A st. and follow signs to house,
or take Addison I'd. from District
lights. to A st., then turn right to
houses; several 3-bedrm. ramblers
at $16,950.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1953-02-07
4 Bedrms.. 4 Baths

home. True center hall leads di.
rectly to superior-slze Kitchen. Ca
thedral ceiling in downstairs bedrm.
Wide bay window in Ige. liy. rm,
State-size din. rm. Five windows in
smallest 2nd-n. bedroom. Pvt. bath
pine recr.. rnl., complete with bar,
stools and firepl. Maids rni. with
bath. Gas h.-w.h. Tucked-away
porch. Garage. Perfect grounds.
Tops IN neighborhood. A real OBJ
portuntty to get q home you'll live
e ior NE. The property is priced
Real Estate Service, Inc.
47os Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ia. 10000
Evening star., 1953-02-07
COLUMBIA PINES

2317 wilson Blvd. "a. 7-902O,
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HOW MUCH
House

DUMB REALTY CO.
College Park TO. 9-4747 till 6 p.m
After 8 pm. WA. 7-5641, HA. 2,
1891. JU. 7-f3169, -
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A SWEETY

Perfect inside and out, this de luxe
kit: 2 big bedrmS. up and bath
perfect bsmt.. The size of the porch
you wont believe. So come on, see
our SPECIAL FOR TODAY. Only
$14 500. ia. 10000. We're at your
Evening star., 1953-02-07
$1,000 DOWN

2-bedrm. separate din.
Tm. brk. rambler. Full bsmt., auto
neat. Cow. to. schools, etc. Immed
poss. Priced at S12,750.
H. CARLYLE deLOZIER
WA. $4,000. Realtor. WA. 7-0935.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
ALEXANDRIA

Is the city with real historical back
ground. So many folks will want
this home, but we've only got one.
A brick bungalow, about IL yrs. old,
consisting Of 8 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
firspl., dinette, kit. and bath. The
added. Owner leaving Va, and mas
priced property to sell at SI3,95O
Assume $4,000 AZ GI 81 900 down.
First come, first served. IA. 10000,
Evening star., 1953-02-07
OPEN is
PLEASE COME I'M

PLEASE COME IN
The welcome mat is out in front Of
this exquisite rambler. The covered
hail with 4 guest closet. Nc cold
living room herel Straight back is
the living room. across the back OF
the house. The picture window
looks out through the screened
porch into the rear yard; 26ls It.
OF space. with fireplace; fioor-to-
ceiling bookcases, vertical white
paneling along one wall, q stunning
The kitchen is downright incrediblei
y has l6ta it.. Of Formica work
spacei 1t has 2 picture windowsi
~ mas . push button electric stove
with Q big exhaust fan above it. It
has 20 #. OF steel cabinets and
: closets. 10-cu.-ft. double-dr. GE
IeIrlgerator, q choppine block, q
double sink. The linoleum even
curves up the walls a few inches SO
airt can't get start
Inc sleeping space is. reached from
which leads to another hail ana
thus effectively separating the
bedrooms from the entertaining
area: The front bedroom Is i3xI5
u: has Oft. closet. The bath Is
i9iIy TILED. The master bedroom is
lSxi6 H., has q eft. closet. and 8
separate doorway to the screened
1ne basement is fun, guaranteed dry,
ana has space for q recreation room
~ =. tonsl A storage attic tops
AS for utilities, the house ba. 81,
neat. an S0-gal hot-water heater.
Ihe, yard is IS IT. wide and I50 IT.
aeep' with plenty Of trees. shrubs
This exquisite home is for sale AZ
$24,500. Terms Will be arranRed
tDr purchaser. The neighborhood,
xlreinia Forest. is beautiful.
Dir: Out Lee hwy. iRts. oo.ei1a
through Falls Church to Jackson
q; Si1ht httopposiss p Sic qoodwin's storeJ. turn
sign. Open Saturday and sundSv
Tor your convenience.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
ZIG WILSON BLVD. IA. s-a7s3
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FALLS CHURCH
@.T.EUEY. uONHT

S &-tAS A4O4MG
Original owner being transferred.
Colonial. Lge. master bedrm., 2
others; tiled baths. Screened
porch. full bsmt. Lge. closets and
flne attic storage space. Lge. land
scaped yard. Located ON dead-end
street. Ideal family home in good
ueighborhood. For sale by OWNER.
.JE 2.{)063. T03 Meridian st Ia
Evening star., 1953-02-07

OUR PRIDE Is THE 1853
RANCHER, 3-bedrm., all-brick
rambler on large wooded lots;
some to "a acre; in one Of
vltginia's most colorful set.
tings; separate dining area;
has DISPOSAL, dishwasher.
breakfast bar and Bendix.
FULL ENGLISH BASEMENT
Fireplace, bookcases and
many other attractions.
OPEN DAILY NOON TO
DARK. Drive out Columbia
pike 3ia miles past Baileys
CROSSROADS to signs on right,
arrows to model house.
SIG. .960-S3. 200 n1UN
Evening star., 1953-02-07

NUNS THE WORD
TIL this one is sold. It's practically
in .. c., but yet away from the
hustle and hustle of the city. De
luxe, .semidet., just OF Lee hwy, Five
complete rms. plus. bsmG immacu-
sell at S12,75O. Big FHA available
Call IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
SPECIAlI.S

Restored Colonial mansion, 8 bedrms.
2 baths; 1-acre lawns Low down
payment. Pay balance Ike rent.
Farmette--12 acres of productive
land. Beautiful 3-bedrm. house.
Sm4u amount OF cash viii swing
oeai.
S,bedrm. house, bath; acre land.
AL for only $3.50.
Ask operator for Herndon 4s7 or
S61 to inspect above.
Herndon Realty Agency
Evening star., 1953-02-07
PAUL p. STONE, REALToR
OPEN SAT- SUN Is

OPEN SAT-, SUN, Is
Today'S best buy for S11. 500. Direct
from builder, brand-new 2-bedrm..
Cape Cod on lge. wooded lot, ex-
pand. attic with dormers, fully IN
window, spac. kit. fully equip. with
elec. range. refgr., Bendix washer
and exhaust fan: tile bath, copper
plumbing. LU. 1-43SS. Dir: Out Pa.
ave. s.e.. right on Branch ave, (No.
fore Shulers Drive-in Rest, (6 mi
from Dist. line), right blk. to 5th
house. q
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HOUSES ron SALIVA.
S1O.5OO-NEW

D1U,OUU NLW
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Attractive new 2-bedrm. homes on
almost an acre. Of ground. Plenty
Of room for real summer gardening.
Stairway to expansible space with
OIL heat; equipped kitchen; con-
yenient to Herndon schools and
shopping. Directions: Out Lee hwy.
70 tfathc light at Broad ST., Falls
CHURCH. Turn right and continue
approximately 10 miles dn. Rte. q,
left on Rte. 606 and continue past
HUNTER AGENCY
CENTREVILLE, VA.
BROWNING 735-W-11 --s
That Home in the Country
Is WAITING YOUR INSPECTION
AND APPROVAL. MAY WE SHOW
IT TO YOU?
on Leesburg Observation-Disclosures
S-nedrm home END a.. partially
bsmt.; gear gar, with 3Is or az
acres. Lots Of room for pony and
cony. slose-in Langley; attractive A.
Scrs Scrsm; eng nome6 bsmt., 2-car gar, and
Attractive brick home and acre; liy.
ssni;; DIN, rn., 8 bedrms., study. IL
oasns, dry bsmt.; Iee. garden, rich
s1na, se1na, 6eautitul trees; conv. transp.
Two and one-haf acres and lovely :
peorm. nome: double gar; nice
trees; close In; $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
JE. 1914 or JE. 2-2I0a
EVENINGS KE. S-266O IS
Evening star., 1953-02-07

Y Acre, 3-Bedroom Rambler
Custom.butlt rambler: extra lge. liv
rm. with picture window; al elec
kit; bsmt. with outside entrance;
concrete driveway. This rare oppor-
tunity for only $1,000 down. Move
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-6655 UN. Alice
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HOUSE AND AT BUICK

rate dining rm., equip. kitchen. bath:
oil a.-c, heat. 2 porcheS: large lot,
: Total price. S14,750 including Buick
So. 500 down. Near Boiling and
Andrews Fields. 6626 Allentown rd.,
Camp Sprtnes, Owner tranBferring
Evening star., 1953-02-07
LANGLEY
5-ACRE ESTATE

A community of fine homes. This
property affords absolute privacy,
gracious living. Painted brick, 4
large bedrms., 2 tiled baths. liv. rm.
15x23 with fireplace, din. rm. l2xls,
knotty- pine den with fireplace. poW-
der rn. Modern, well.equipped kitch-
rm.. and bath; oil heat; fiagstone
terrace: 2-car garage; box stalls
feed house. machine shed, etc. Beau
tiful trees and shrubbery. Price,
$4,000: will sell on reasonable
terms. For appointment. call
E. n. IRWIN
Evening star., 1953-02-07
LUXURY
S1.95O-

Level lot, 100 By $40 It,. with large
separate din. rm.. large brieilt m
S equipped and has eating space;
bedrns. and attic with plenty OF
expansion space. Assume $4,000 al
loan at $1I per month.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
RHODES OFF WILSON. IA. 5-62O0
Evening star., 1953-02-07
BIG DOLI.AR

1AAIA2B
FOUR bedrooms plus den and Q fun
baths on over 4 acre Of around, Just
on Arlington blvd. In Fairfax Conn-
hoor. Stone front. Fireplace IN nv.
rm, and separate dining room. ultra.
modern kitchen. Reasonably priced.
eau Mr.: Amick. ia, 5-6060; eyes,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse sa. ia. $1,000. ArI.. Va.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
GARLAND RAMBLERS

ONLY THREE LEFT
In beautiful, exclusive Lewisdaie
These ramblers feature lRe. liv
rmI with 6repl., din. rm., mod. kit.
3 bedrms., lge. bath with Formics
vanitor and glass mirror, Rusco
windows, copper plumbing; full bsmt
with outside entr., gas h.-a. heat
From $2I,500 up. Terms arranged
Open Sunday and daily It'll dark;
ewes, WA. 7-69S2.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

The newly modernized swimming
pool at the downtown YWCA, Fifth
and Seneca, is now open for dips,
and registration has begun for wo-
mems and girls swimming classes.
An accoutically tiled ceiling, new
showers and dressing rooms, and
modernized office area and medical
examination rooms are the main
features of remodeling in the pool
area. War shades of tan, brown
and coral in the offices are offset by
greens in the pool.
The six-week courses will be divi-
ded into beginners, advanced begin
ners, Intermediates swimmers and
diving and advanced classes. SWIM
mers who qualify for the adult wa
ter ballet class or the Aqua-Teens
Club will have an opportunity to
participate in two YWCA water
shows held annually Tryouts for
Aqua-Teens will be held from to
4:30 pm. Wednesday, Oct. IA.
Children's classes will be held Fri
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
YWCA Opens Streamlined Swim Pool

day evenings and Saturdays. Swim
class registration for children 9 to IL
wears old will be Tuesday, Oct. ID,
for beginners; wednesday, Oct, IA,
for advanced beginners: and Thurs
day, Oct. IS, for Intermediates,
swimmers" and advanced and div
ing.
Teenage swim classes will be held
after school The schedule is: be-
ginners, Mondays at S pm; ad-
vanced beginners, Thursdays at b
pm; intermediates, Fridays at a
pm; and diving and swimmers
Fridays at 4:30 pm.
Special dips will be scheduled four
times daily until Oct. 10. Medical
examinations by YWCA doctor
are required for all pool partici-
pants.
Regular dip schedules for the
year and class schedules are avail
able in the health education de-
partment or by calling Ell. 1900, ex-
tension II or IT.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
BOWLING SCORES
. SNGBO LEAGUE
. NIGHTS HIGHS

Singles and series-Mickey 0ya-
ma, 2O3 and 500
North Coast (3l-Lois Yut 434, Pat
Hidaka 436, Mary Yokoyama 1906,
Fumi YamaSaN 449, Mickey Oyama
$50; Tom Gsroeery d0l-Mits Koda-
ma 282, Shiz Hoshino 385. Yone
Kanda 375, Fumi Suzuki 400, Grace
Uchimma 391.
International Branch, SFNB o.
Miye IshikaWa 400, Martha Ikeda
400 Amy Takano 459, Kazie Yoke
yama 500, Mary Fujita 433; TomiS
Flower Shop (0l-Marie Nakata
ASH, Chiyo Hirota 364, Dummy
Score 1888, Sue Ideta 800 KIM IShil
439
CT. Takahashi (3)-Kimi Tana-
ka 1868, Hissie Sakanashi 439 Esther
Mizukami 391, Mary Yoshijima 428,
Gladys Hamano 424; Hong Kong(0)
Mid Nakahara 420, Sachi Hamao-
ka 294, Decko Shibuya 426, Mary
Maniwa 381, Carol Daty 486
Takano Studio (3)-Kiki Tsuta-
kaw3 Ats, Sachi Nakashima 4l6, Su-
sic Kuwahara 1928. Aiko Kyono 407,
YoYo Konishi 437; Gyokko Ken
Cafe (0)-Tomi Yoshioka 1888, Joyce
Toshi 1877, Gloria Osawa $40, Kiyo
Kanda 1856, Margaret senda 400
New Chinatownt2)- Sally Chinn
BIT, Alyce Eng AT, TriXie Leong
421, Fannie Wong 463, Rose Young
539 NY Life d-Gloria N gal 400,
May Terayama 1873. Masue Furumo-
to 1868, Gloria Hyodo 317, Lillian Ia
da 404
Maneki Cafe t2)-Janet Sugitachi
321, Noble Takahashi 800, Taxa Ia
kenaga 424. Elsie Urakawa 439, Togo
Kitayama 339; Buickettes d-Anne
Aoyama 387. Marianne Urakawa $40,
June Watanabe BAG, June Nakamu-
ra 428, Marge Tomoguchi 364.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
IwaSaki ScatterS
G3 Pins to Lead
NiSei Trundlers

The man in charge of How to
Bowl" classes this week was George
Iwasaki of Rainier Amusement in
the Nisei Commercial league in Sc
attic.
Iwasaki cracked out a bulky CAB
series on games of I'll, 207 and 225,
as his team trimmed goth Century,
81.
And joining Iwasaki as instruct
or" was another smooth kegler, Sub
Takeuchi of City Produce. Takeu-
chi. who is spilling a lot of pins this
fall, fired a COL. His marks were
1870, 215 and 206 City Produce, how
ever bowed to Smith Candy, IL.
Another fellow who did quite well
for himself was Jim Hoeffle of Nish
Kumagai's Ford. Hoeffle, subbing
for powerful Joe Donofrio, missed
600 by three pins. He had 1889, 226
and 1872. With Hoeffles solid keg-
ling, Kumagai's boys posted new
team score of 2733.
In the Nisei Merchants loop, also
in Seattle, Dave Wong of Goth Cen
fury. scattered 602 pins.
Down in Ontario, Greg, Jim Wa
tanabe was top man. He assembled
225, 213 and 100 for a 618 series. 1t
was registered in the Commercial
loop there.
Seattle's girls-the SNGBO league
to be sure-had Mrs. Mickey Oya-
ma pelting the woods for 203 high
game in $50, also high, series Two
others in the 800" class were Rose
Young who sported a 500 and Kazie
Yokoyama who struck 500 count
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
Four NiSei Play
For Capitol Hills
Bantam Eleven

-Four Japanese Americans are
members of the Capitol Hill ban
tam" football team which faces
Laurelhurst at 3 pm. Sunday, OCT
IL. at Laurelhurst They are Akira
Moriguchi, Diokey Hirota, Denny
Aoki and Victor Shinoda.
Moriguchi, Hirota and Shinoda all
we're On the 1888 city-county NVo
championship Fighting irish lit
tleo unit Moriguchi was a popular
"All-Ameriean" choice, and Hirota
and shinoda we're sparkplugs on the
irish front line.
The remaining games on the Ca
pitol Hill schedule follow
oct. 18-Green Lake at Broadway
| Oct. 25-SW Hornets at Highland
Nov. Bellevue at Bellevue
Nov s-IeffersQa Park at Jeffer'
son
Nov. Ia Ballard at Broadway
lyeisi Al games hssia n ena'
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10


Sakahara C2)-Roy Tanagi 435,
Hidaka ST., C. Takeuehi ATS, Okada
400, Tada $50; Iwata O-Tanaka
sos. T. Mikami ATT, Nakashima AGA,
B. Nakata SOB. Namba $50.
Rainier (2)-Iwasaki 643, Funai
424, Yamaguchi 528, S. Suyama SOS,
Tsuii 491 Goth Century Q-D.
Wong sos, Eng $40, Poy 532, B.
Wong 47O, Chinn 544
Beppu(0-Oyama 562, Yamamo-
to Sis. Takagi $40. Sasaki SOL, Asa
ba 542: ST. G-Yoshida $50, Ota
479, Fujita 400, Asahora SOB, Osaka
493.
Kumagai's (3)-Sakura 528, Arita
562, r. Nakata 52s Sugitachi SIT
Hoeffle 597: Tad's(0)-Sumioka
ST., M Suyama 421, Shibuya $40
Fujimoto SOL, Fuiino 400
Sunset Life(3-G. Tanagi 53l
Sugawara Asa, Rick Tanagi 552, Ha-
masaki sol, Yokoyama 575; 7th Ave.
CO-Segimoto 495. Mizuki ASP, Mai
to 538, Shiota 434, Ideta 497
smith Gandy(2-Tsuboi 518, Ko-
no 522, Furuta 497, Yaguchi $40, Ia
kahashi 518; City ProduceO-S
Takeuchi COL, N. Suyama 554, Naka-
gawa 458. Yasuda 1906, Nomura 492
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
First Meeting to be Friday, Oct. q

8 pm. Friday, Oct. %, in the NNC
Memorial Clubhouse, 1912 King st.
Chuck Kinoshita, newly appoint
ed NVC basketball director. urges
both boys and girls teams be re-
presented at the initial session.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
Basketball.

Basketball teams interested in
entering the Nisei Veterans Com
mittse-sponsored hoop circuits this
season, are requested to send their
coaches, managers or representa-
tives to a general meeting called for
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
q Nisei Merchants League
q NIGHTS HIGHS
Singles-GeOrge HOri 221
Series-Daye Wong COZ

Ser1eS-DaVe wong OUH
Kitaio 2)-Tsuchikawa 507, Ia
nabe 433, Shiota 419, Koga 500 Aki-
yoshi 1872; New Royald-Suto 502,
Mizumoto $40, Akada 460, Morihiro
sos, Minato SAC.
Bellevue(2)- Matsushita 400, Fl.
Yabuki 423. K. Yabuki 437, Mizoka-
wa 482, f. Ito 562; BanquetO-Te-
shima 49l Horiuchi 495, Hoshino
465, Bahia All, Saiki 429
Yesler Appliance (2)-Nakamichl
$40, Yamasaki 513, Miyazaki 1872
Hirai 473, Naito 558; Toda's d.
Full 458, Murakami 474, Kawahara
474, Furugori 439, Kono 506.
goth Century CD. Wong 6O2,
Eng 1853, P Wong 469, Poy Sic, B.
Wong 452; RS. 1-A. Funai 464
r. Mikami 437, Sakamoto 500, Yagi
443 G.. Funai 480.
Bodik's (2D-Ishimitsu 523, Toku-
maya 426, A. Yamaguchi 400, F. Ia
nabe $50. Militia SOL; DunnO-H
Hanada All, Nakamura SIT, Muro-
/ motto 496. Toyoshima 486, +. Ito 497
, Franks C2)-Akizuki Asst, Aoyama
493. Mano 410, Hori 557, T Mikam
449. Nobis On. Fujita 1893, Ia
chiyama 466, Okazaki 1886, j. Fujit.
ASP. M. Yamaguchi 800.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

Lefty Inouye 566, Larry Fulfil $50,
Larry Saito 531, Ted Shoda 536'
Shig Hironaka 526, Sonny Takami
sos, Kayno Saito 536, Saki Fujinaga
$40, Harry O'Hare SD, George Mi
Altl 521, George Vaughn 512,
Sho Uchida SOB. Shingo Wada 528,
Isao Kameshige $50, Karl Tanaka
557. HeiM Yasuda SOB, Tom Hirona-
ka 526. George Sugai 5l4 George
Hashitani 512, Hide Takah1shi 523'
Harry Osaki SOB, Tony Miyasako
SOL.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

Singfes-Larry Fujii 226
Series-Jim Watanabe 6l8C225'
2l3, 1907
linn Watanabe Glib. Jim Wada 532'
Harry Fukiage 513. Larry FuIli 564'
Homer Schneu SOB, Joe Saito 528'
Kaz Nishida $40. Hide Harada 533.
George Nishimra 523, Tom Hiro-
max 5O4. Karl Tanaka 52l, Sho u
chida SOB. George Vaughn $4,000
1871. 218), George Hironaka 5l8, Hiro
KIDD SGT. George 5aito $50, Min Ma
kamma 524.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-02-12

February meeting. The program will
be in charge of Glen Hall and Rev.
Donald Morgan. The men are in
charge of the refreshments with Carl
charge of the refreshments.
On Thursday afternoon, February
10, the League of Women voters of
Blanchard township will meet at the
home of Mrs. Guy Sheidler with the
discussion in charge of Mrs. Charles
Stall and Mrs. Ralph Billingsley.
The Putnam county grange youth
meeting was held at the Pleasant
grange hall at Columbus Grove with
the vice president, Darla Phillips in
charge. Following the business ses-
ed in charge of the counselors, Mr..
sion a recreation period was conduct
and Mrs. Melvin Hilty and Mr.. and
Mrs. Amza Nemire. At the next
meeting at Sharon grange hall on
March 5 the prince and princess, Rus
sell Nemire and Charlene Rickard,
are to give report of their trip to
Ohio State Grange Convention at
Cleveland in December. A carry in
lunch was served following the meet
ing.