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Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01

A mirror in the kitchen will warn
you when it's time to wash your
face, apply fresh cosmetics and slick
your hair. You'll be ever ready to
face with confidence anyone who
comes to your door.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01
An Editorial
Month of May

MAY IS THE gentle month be-
tween the whims of April and the
brilliancy of June. 1t is busy
month with Mothers Day, Home
Demonstration Week, Decoration
Day besides housekeeping, garden
ing and caring for chickens, with
graduation thrills and weddings
ahead.
Mothers Day, the inspiration of
Miss Anna Jarvis, was set aside for
honoring our mothers in this gentle
month by some thoughtful act of
regard.
Being mother is a responsibility,
the greatest any woman can have.
1t is her privilege to mold and in
fluence the lives given unto her
care. Not all who bear the name
of mother stand up to the respon-
sibility. Some fail pitiably. His
tory bears out the fact that great
men and women have had mothers
who have inspired them with worthy
ambition. They have given spiritual
values and have shown their chill
dren the essentials of character.
1t was Saint Theresa who said of
her parents, cit helped me much
that 1 never saw my father or my
mother respect anything in anyone
| but goodness"
The home demonstration program
of the cooperative extension service
is an educational program for adults
which offers a great variety of op-
portunity for learning during every
day living and her leadership in
commu ity activities. National
Home Demonstration Week, being
celebrated over the United States
and its possessions, May 80, high
lights the activities of rural women.
The theme, ''Today's Home Builds
Tomorrow's World" is the same
as was used the first year that the
week was celebrated in 1916. I'm
reservedly, we would say it has the
most far-sighted and far-reaching
program of any of the women's or
CARNATIONS.
We are so apt to forget those who
have given their lives for. our coun-
try. 1t is fitting that their sacrifice
is called to our attention and that
we remember them on Memorial
Day. 1t should make us = mothers
especially, through our clubs anc
rganizations-reso that we will
never cease to pray and work fol
the day when war will be no more
Evening star., 1953-06-13
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE, D. {

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
Brick center -hall plan residence, suit
able for large family. Easy walk to
School and transp. 1st floor: living
rm. with firepl.. dining rm.. kitchen,
breakfast room and library. 2nd
floor: bedrms., and complete
baths. Bird door: 8 bedrmS., and "a
bath. Basement. finished rec. rm
rm.. nm tp oil hsSr. s ISe. % fenced d VAR yard.
brick gsrase. Cal NO. 7-69SO. -16
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES TO SHARE

MMEDIATELY-Pvt. rm. Desirable
and conv. Silver Spring. Call after
6 pm. JU. 6-16O6. -16
WANTED-Man to share bungalow
with owner; immed. vic. Of A. p. l.,
in Silver Spring. Call M. H., RE
T-7733 or JU. 9-4901. -16
THREE GENTLEMEN, 25 to 35. de-
sire fourth man to share George
town house. Call DE. 2-405S after
pm. IA
COLORED-2 MEN TO SHARE house
with bachelor. Unit block Of w st
NV. AID. 4-76l0. IA
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PINE-PANEI ED library

~~SNA4
PINE-PANELED LIBRARY
1917 MORGAN DR.. OPEN SAT. AND
SUN. ! TIL DARK-Colonial will
namsburg-type brick home, mod.
to the last degree. Located in an
excel. res. area, close to schools,
recreation area for children. Ist
mr., full center hall. liv. rm. with
firepl;. place for grand piano, din.
rm.. huge mod. GE-equip. kit, very
lge. bedrms;. full bath. paneled L.
brary. porch and attached garage.
2nd hr., 8 bedrmS. and full bath;
nne storage and closet space; tre-
mendous p1pe-peneled recr. rm.
with fireplace and bookshelves. Al
most .A-acre lot. beautifully land
sscaped. A well-constructed, quality
DIRECTIONS Out Wis. ave. 8 blks.
past Woodward's new store to Nor
gan dr.. left to the property.
w. B. WRIGHT
REALTOR-BUILDER
Ava
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

n.e.-Two-story brick Colonial: 2K
baths. glass shower: firepl.; garbage
disposal; full dry bsmt. and screened
porch. Transp. shopping "a blk,
vet on the beaten path. Ideal for
IsiCn children Ise.n ssls 6y Tnnsis Swns5 save W sSm
MfeaIdAN RSSi "a Fl PAkk, 17as Allison ml4 St
n.e.-Detached brick, 6 rms. 2 tiled
baths, large liv. rm., fireplace, mod.
kit. with tile walls, Venetian blinds.
gas heat. rec. rm; with bar concrete
fHoRos%G6ob f53et sSss6 Si'i5 Be- Fso sds,E YIN .v..
7SSss e fiGffss;oN fEMGffssss;oN ST. N.A-semidet.
brick: r. and b.. shower. mod. kit,
elec. refgr:, screened front porch;
Blk. 8. Dakota ave-. turn lsft TT 2
DE. 2-O317; ewes. JU. 9-2491.
NEW DET, BRICK-open all day.
1913 Oglethorpe St. ne: 1st-fl. Law,
SC. porch, 3 lge. bedrms,.. full din.
rm., de luxe kit. with dishwasher
and garb. disp.; best construction
NM H. ; ave. NE. turn ri rieht & on N osIe. 9
MAX MILLER. Brokers may Co
operate. Ii. 7-2100 or IA. 9-ss53.
VACANT. $1,000 down. Cape Cod
gas heat. yard UN. 4-5045. -l5
MODERN GRIN. BRICK HOUSE.
Screened porch across street from
park. Must sacrifice at S14,a50.
SIX ROOM HOUSE. easy to change to
9 apis Direct from owner. viii
sacrifice for $1,000 less. Between
IL am. and 6 pm, 1884 4th st. ne
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES FOR sALEAN.W.

COL0RED-l7le WEBSTER ST. NV.
Det. brick: IL rooms, 3 baths; 2-car
garage. Possession. VIII consider
trade. THOS. 2. MANNIx. D1. 2.
0476, RA. 6-7717. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES sALE-N.W. Gent }

COOLIDGE HIGH-Immae. semidet.
brk.. convenient to IN schools. stores
and transD.; 4 sleeping rms. on End
H.; mod. gas. h.-w.h.; mod. kit,
Rsss iSsiiRse s. DGPfh saiLLiPs. fes.'f 81 $hSsHH
eyes,. RIA. 6-5924. la
2S11 WOODLEY RD., nr. wardman
Park Hotel-7 rms. brick house.
knotty:pine rumpus rm.. Ia baths.
= flrepls.; garage; gas h.-w.h.; S23,-
$50. Open Sat. and Sum-, IL to
g; By owner: No brokers. la
2O23 KALORAMA RD. NV. at Conn.
ave ave- Large I1sG Furnished ;.sd, house 't with
sofsred SSa lne0ssd $50 600 'nef IufHER HaIss E.
MILLER. EN-. 2-5957. DE. 2-0655.
$500 CALVERT ST., next to shore
ham /Hotel"New stone-and-brick
modern rambler. Open every day: l
COOP BuY-Nr. Wesley Hts. or spg.
Valley rms, lge. lot, trees. One
Of D. C:'s best res. sec. Consider
trad. trade. NY Must , see to e % appreciate Sp By
1865 RITTfENH0UsE ST. N.w.-By
Owner: Vacant. mod, recond.. rms,
2 incl. porches. ga baths, recr. rm..
o.h.-w.h. and det. gar. Terms ar
ranged. To inspect call RA, $4,000.
Key at 1910 Rittenhouse st. NV:
NEAR GEORGIA AND ALASKA AYES.
-Semidet. 6-rm. brick; immaculate te
condition: family-size kit. 1st A.
powder rm., fenced-in yard: I block
to shops and transp.: close to pub
lie, and parochial schools. Priced
padRssyys IS PRESS REAtTYs CORP; sT.
5eI5 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Briok
home. in fine condition. Contains
6 rooms Ia baths, front concrete
porch, 2 rear screened porches,
ssIfe ssIms cs R nrees aTmsnts %nssT R3
3:945o. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO; Realtor. 1924 14th ST., AID.
A REAL BUY-Detached brick. 8
rms. and rec. rm.. near schools and
End and Kennedy shopping center.
RT!ssd nes snd.s lew ModsTste IT, s7ss7 essh Dag
1917 81 Sl1SSGj VaRS6m ST., near new Greek
Helen; lge. vacant 8-rm. house, 4
bedrns., 2 baths, plus 2 sleeping
porches; big back yard; gas h;-w.
i MauTy T' 'Tdds Wits OF wHPLE Is1s Exc e.. CO.. II.
1749 IRVING ST. N.W.-Open sun,
. It'll pm: corner brick home; 4
bedrnls., 2l2 baths, lovely mod: KIT;
newly decor. very beaut: home.
See agent on premises or for fur
ther infor. call PENNY" APOS-
TOLIDES, RE. 1894 or RA.
1888 sss7ySi NICHOLSON ST. N.w.-open
Sun, . It'll pm: semidet. brick:
overlooking Rock Creek Park, fixed
for spacious living, beaut. decor.
and wall-to-wall carpet. You must
see this home to appreciate 1t. See
agent on premises. or for further
infor. call "PENNY" APOSTOLIDES,
RE. 1924 or RA. $500. Ia
6I23 3rd ST. N.W.-Open SUM-, 2
to 6 pm; lovely det. brick, 9 rms,
Az baths. rec. rm., carpet. drapes;
nr. schools. transp. and Shopping;
vacant. See agent on premises. For
further infor call PENNY" APOS-
TOLIDES, RE. 1924 or RA.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
New detached brick home In the
garden spot Of Washington. Center
hall entrance. large sized living
room, dining room. aIl-electric
kitchen, screened concrete. porch
and powder rm. on 1st floor. 3
large bedrooms and bath on end
n. Bright basement with lavatory.
Shown by appt. Call Mr.. Shuman,
Do' MARSHALL MARSHA J. wApLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th St., AID. 4-2005
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ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
7,5OO-oNLY $4,000 CASH
Excellent location. Imma culate condi-
ton throughout. 4 bedrms., Ia
baths, plus divided porch, useable
as 2 additional bedrmS.; finished
attic, bsmt.. oh.-w.h., gar. Vacant.
Good family house. also income pos
6-63SI: CO. 5-9Os5.
John R. DeSibour & Co.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
IBUs. OPPORTUNITIES tcens.)J

TEXAC0 eTATIoN-For lease: To-
Gated In Fairfax, Va. Good corner;
small inventory. Must sell due to
health. For infor. call LA. 6-OS36
between 8 and 10 pm. Sat. All day
Sunday. Ia
DELICATESSEN, sandwiches, beer;
for sale by owner. SIS. 900 for every
thing. Cash only. 1904 11th st. NV
DRY CLEANING AND TAILOR SHOF
FULLY EoUIPPED BAR and restau.
rant. for rent. to responsible opera.
tor: small cash guarantee required
LINKINS CO., DI. 7-S6SS. lis
SANDWICH SHOP. 10 It. No kitchen
Small overhead. Low rent. Reason:
able price. 1888 18th st. NV. Ia
GASOLINE STATION. modern; 10.
Gated on main highway in Falls
Church, Va. Box 192-K: Star: IA
CLEANING STORE AND ROUTE
Excellent growing location. GOOD
volume. still growing. Have other
interests. Must sell. JU. 5-2S04 be-
tween z and 8 pm. 10
IRESTAURANT or carryout shop
ABC license. Sell cheap. DU. 10000
IDELICATEsSEN. soda fountain, pat.
ent drugs: across street from CIV. u
Engr. School being erected. Nov
net over S165 wk. You pay S16s
rent and take in S207.50 from apis
rented. Will be sold this week enc
for $1,000 total price or best offer
73S 23d st. NV. EX-3-9639. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

OFFICER CLIENTS need good houses
in Arlington-Falls Church area. Call
Mr.. Thwing for appraisal. GLEBE-
.TSS%2oSs1L TS1P SSE4LTX; EG,;5s "a 7z7$s DI1e
have. fine. tenants for homes in
nearby Nd. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242 -16
SIX-RM. UNFURN. HOUSE, with
bsmt. and garage; Army colonel,
wife: no children or pets; good
neighborhood required; occupancy
July lilo. ia. S-4606. Ia
WARD CIRCLE AREA-Two or 8
bedrm. unfurn. house. Navy It,,
wife. 2 small children; best care
guaranteed; S14O limit. JE. 2-3526.
CHEVY CHASE AREAS bedrooms,
Ia baths. den or rec. rm.; near
elem: school, shop; $3.50 max. EN-.
3-9559. IA"
FOR RESPONSIBLE FAMTLY-Be-
ginning July on 2-yr. basis. un-
furnished 3-bedrm. house, Fairfax
area. $125 per mo. Mr.. Smith, ewes.
Vienna 1914. or ONCE hours
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 2-4I01
Evening star., 1953-06-13
RENTALS NEEDED

RENTALS NEEDED
Nice homes from l to 5 hedrms
Priced from $50 to $3.50 per mo
in Virginia area. Clients waiting
We specialize in rentals. Ask fol
Mr.. Seay. jr.
Joseph w. Seay Co., Realtors
113 w. Broad. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 2-2620
Evening star., 1953-06-13
$4,000 DOWN
A HOME WITH AN INCOME

$4,000 DOWN
A HOME WITH AN INCOME
Detached frame house on nicely
shrubbed lot. Newly painted. new
roof Q0-year guaranty. new gut
tsrs' t;a screens Sa storm nv windows Ysne
shopping center. TRANSPORTATION;
churches, elementary and high
Large living room with fireplace and
built-in bar, adjoining sood-sized
dining room; large kitchen. new sink
Ss Hs .fRe stei.fs s eoset
oil NV; direct entrance. Ali
around fenced yard. wonderful for
children; detached sarage.
On I'd floor, 4 nice bedrooms and
bath, large closets, hardwood floors.
Third floor completely equipped as
separate apartment with = rooms,
bath and utilities. brings $50 per
month and will pay for your second
trust.
Sale by owner. transferred; immedi-
ate possession. Some wool rugs in
cluded in bargain.
Open Saturday and Sunday. / pm. to
D pm. This is q sacrifice. No bro
kers; S12 Rittenhouse st. NV. ia.
COLORED = MONROE ST. NV. -
Eight-room brick; full bsmt. with
nice tiled ONCE in front; nr. schools,
3 carl1nes, buses pass door; gas
h..w. heat; fine location for doctor
or dentist; $16,50O. terms. OWNER,
co. 5:S7 So: ewes. LU. 2:5015. -l3|
COL0RED-PERRY PL,. NEAR 14th
ST.-Row brick in q convenient To-
cation; 8 rooms, 2 baths, completely
arranged for 2 families, 2 screened
back porches, Colonial front porch:
gas heat; garage. NJ. B. Weaver, WO.
6-4944. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
COLORED-639 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
Drive by, then call for appointment
to inspect this beautiful home; g
large attractively decorated rooms
and bath; recreation room in base
ment; gas hot-1Sater heat; deep yard,
detached garage. Call Mr.. Clark, RA.
3-9U1l. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO..
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, AID.
CoLoRID-A FEW doors OF upper
18th st. n.w.-Lse. 5-bedrm. home
. beautiful baths. Vacant Sl5.00O
first trust available Call Mr.. Law
renee. RA. 6-1O63, JU. 5-7100.
- 3rd AND GALLATIN
SIS. N.W.-only $1,000 down for
a modern, 6-room and bath brick
home; concrete front porch; knotty.
pine recreation rm. Priced to sell
with monthly payments Ike rent.
Call MORRIS COHEN. NE. S-2294;
home. To. 2-0297. -14
Evening star., 1953-06-13
GLEN MAR PARK

GLEN MAR PARk
powder rm. on Ist door: 3 bedrms.
and bath on End floor; full bsmt. =.
large wooded lot with Anchor fence,
place, modest down payment. CT or
regular financing.
BARKLEY BROS, INC.
OIL. 4-242o la
Evening star., 1953-06-13

JEFFERSON MANOR-Semidet, par.
bage disposal, elec. range. fun bsmt
front porch: fenced yard; SI10 mo.
COLUMBIA PINES - Only Is min
uteS from Pentagon: new brick ram.
bier; three bedrmS.. all-elec. kit,
full bsmt.. storage attic. Sl50 mo.
FALLS CHURCH. VA. - Brick ram.
hlerS: three bedrmS., all-elec. kits.
full bsmts., storaGe attics: S135 to
e166 per month.
CROWN REALTY
u. $4,000 JE. S-lS3O
la
Evening star., 1953-06-13
0e 10 \ 4 ~
WO. $1,000
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
OPEN SAT. SUN, 1T
NEW. CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK
1st FLOOR BEDRM. AND BATH
1925 YUMA ST. NV.
Brick, 8 rms, 4 bedrms., ga baths.
Rec. rm., gar, de luxe kit; cow. to
schools, shopping, buses. Easy terms
Out Conn. ave, left on Albemarle
to Reno I'd. left 2 blks. to Yuma.
left REAGTY E 1RsP silKEaoKERs. ilKEa;K INC.
De. 1886 EN-. 2-oo4s
Evening star., 1953-06-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lovely remodeled brick, liv. rm., din.
rm. comb. modern kitchen. GARBAGE
disposal. 2 large hedrms., tile bath,
shower. full bSmt., rear patio. gas
heat; S175 per mo. AID. 4-66b2.
1920 LIVINGSTON RID. Sc.
New. Semidet. brick; 8 rms, IT,
baths; near transp., schools, stores:
$l15.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC. DI. 7-5145
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED - 7th AND FARRAGUT
SITS. N.W.-Move into this modern,
6-room and bath row brick home
for only S796 down and monthly
payments like rent; full bSmt., auto
matte h.-w. heat; in excellent con-
dition. Call VINNTCK g. COHEN
NE. s-2294; ewes. and Sun, TU.
COIORED-4o17 5th ST. N.W.-s
separate utils., central oil h.-w. b.
excellent condition and neighbor-
hood. Price. $17,950. $1,000 down
$3.50 per mo. Call r.. W HORAD
AID. 2-5373 or HO. 2-15S3, 1876
Vermont ave. NV. Ia
COLORED - laos BELMONT ST
N.W.-11 rms. 2 baths. row brick
oil h.-w.h., tiled Railways. Price
$4,000, $1,000 down, S125 per mo
Call R. W. HORAD. AD. 2-5373 ol
HO. 2-15S3. 1876 Vermont ave
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CdINCdILIIA
SALE
BY
ANDES CHINCHILLA CO.
NCBA registered and inspected ami
mails; complete free instruction in
care and MANAGEMENT. For infor-
nation. phone EN-. 3-623S or ia.
9-9744. IA
Evening star., 1953-06-13

] 9Th AND OAK-vaeant. Fully furn /;
bedrms.. Ia baths, full bsmt., incl
porches. gar. etc. UN. 4-7046. Id
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ATTRACTIVE Co0NTRY PLACES
III Three bedrms., . baths, den, 3
car garage. 4 acres; Sl75. C2)
Five bedrms.,. 2 baths, den, 90 acres;
500. For details, call Mr.. Smith
DE. @-41O1 office hours; Vienna
163-J-4. evenings,
FRANCES POWELL HILL,
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 2-41O1
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Det. brick
home; rms. baths. porch, ga
rage; avail. July /; S175.
CLEVELAND PARK-Brand-new det.
brick: q rms, = baths, lst-f. Law
elec: kit, porch and garage; 5000
GEORGE I. BORGER, INC, MA.
EN-. 2-S673 WO. 6-76Aa
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COLORED-A REAL PALACE
opSN S5e EMEE5oH sHE53E. St; e NV, Fo q
Vacant-Six-rm., .2-bath brick beauty
rm., beamed ceiling, mod. kit. ga'
heat, purple tiled HOLLYWOOD bath
plus extra de luxe bath, cedar-linet
closets, full besmt.; lge. panelet
recr. rm. with bar, laundry rm.
fenced garden, gar; easy terms
trades accepted. LISS REALTY, ME
S-666S; eyes,, ia. 9-41O3, RA
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PRICE REDUCED
Detached brick, mr.. Sth and Van
Buren Sts. NV: 8 large rms. ia
baths, gas h..wh.. full bsmt., newly
redecorated. No reasonable offer
refused; Call ME. s-0095, ewes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-07
Winter Sports Class PROGRAM Offered
~ Central YWCA Begins on Jan. 10

A widely varied winter sports
class program designed to provide
fun and relaxation for career girls,
housewives, teenagers and children
will open Jan 10 in the YWCA.
A golf workshop readies golfers
for spring workouts by practice ses-
sions in strokes, movies and lectures
directed by Charles Davies. Begin
ming and advanced golf lessons are
also scheduled
Badminton and rhythmic gymnas-
tics classes emphasize relaxation
and badminton skills and techni-
ques.
Ski classes begin Sunday. Jan. II.
at Ski Acres in Snoqualmie Pass
Round trip bus transportation from
the YWCA is provided at s2.25 per
trip Skis may be checked free at
the "Y" during the week. Instruc-
tors are from the Ken Syverson Ski
School.
Beginning, advanced and interme-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-07
vasuda's GIG. Wada's 6N. Hidaka's 613
Pace Nisei Bowlers during Weekend
Ontario Nisei Classic League

Ontario Nisei Classic League
High game and series-Heizi va
suda, 225 and GIG.
Heizi Yasuda SIG, H. Takahashi
6O4. Fred Mizuta ST., Harry Osaki
514. 535. Heizi Yasuda SIT, Sho u
chida 567 $50. Shingo wada 564,
Richard Ogura 511. Karl Tanaka
500. 500, Isao Kameshige sos. Roy
Hashitani $50. Shig Hironaka SIS,
515, Min Nakamura 562. $50, Geo.
Hironaka 572, Mas Sakoi SIT, Geo.
Mizuta $50, Harry Kaneshige 518
George Sadamori 566, Roy Nishiza-
Si 535. JUL Matsumura 586. Tom
Milo Sol
Ontario Nisei Commercial
High game and series-Shingo
Wada, 233 and SOS.
Shingo Wada 6O6, George Shigeta
523, Taxa Okita 513, Harry Osaki
562, Tom Iseri sos, Shiz Harada 557
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-07
Calf. City Names
NiSei Weight Star
Athlete of 81

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan. 7
Tommy Kono. Sacramento's only
individual Olympic Games winner,
last week was unanimously acclaim
ed the Sacramento Unions Athlete
Of the Year for 1852 by nine-man
committee of Sacramento sports
men
Kono. private first class in the
United States Army, was not on
hand to take the usual congratula-
ton as he is still in Europe with
base headquarters at Heidelberg,
Germany.
The Nisei won the lightweight
weightlifting championship at the
Olympic Games in Helsinki. Among
his accomplishments during 1852
were established new Olympic rec
ord in his division of 1893 pounds, set
Olympic Games snatch record of
259 pounds. broke all of the Junior
national records for his division, set
senior national record of 815
pounds total while qualifying for the
Olympics meet, set a national rec
ord of 264ls in the press while COM
peting as 1855 FOUNDER, and lifted
1878 pounds during an interna-
tional meet in Copenhagen.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-07

George Dol 537, Ted Shoda sos Ben
Murata 500. Kaz Nishida 514, Hide
Harada SAB. Hank Ogura SIS.
Nisei Commercial League
High game-Pruney Tsuji 241.
High series-Tom Hidaka 6I3.
Tom Hidaka 613, Herbie Furuta
602, Pruney Tsuji COL. Grant Beppu
$780, George Tanagi 504. Bart Okla
da sos, Nobi Takahashi sos, Kenny
Oyama 528. TAX Shibuya 578. Benny
Wong 504. JOHNNY Chinn SCI, Geo
Naito 523, Sub Takeuchi $50. Nobi
Suyama SIS, Mote Yasuda 524, Mas
Terao 546, Sab Tsuboi $40. Ted Ma
kata 557 Sam Sugitachi $50, Geo
Fujimoto 506, George Iwasaki 567
Shoichi Suyama $780, Kenny Arita
sos, Fred Takagi $50, Frank Yoko-
yama 588. Hiro Sasaki Sill. Bill Iha-
shi SIT, Nobi Kyono $40, Ted Saku-
ra SOB.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-07

date swimming classes and diving
are planned for adults teenagers
and children. There will also be
classes for homemakers and polio
victims plus an aqua Teens" class
and water ballet
Business girls and housewives
may reduce to music during the
Goodbye, Mrs. Hips" classes to be
held two days week in the morn
inc and evening
Couples are taught to fox trot.
waltz, rhumba, samba and tango in
ballroom dancinq classes. Another
couples" class is square dancing.
Hawaiian hula, creative dance and
ballet classes will also be held.
Catalogs containing complete in
formation on all "Y" classes are now
being distributed at the Central
YWCA. Fifth and Seneca. Regis
tration will be open through Jan.
10.
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Ski Meeting

Rokka Ski Club will meet from 8
to 10 pm. this Friday. Jan. 9, in Col
Inns fieldhouse. Everyone interest,"
ed in skiing, whether beginner or
advanced, is invited to attend.
President of the group is Juggo
Hata
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Basketball Sked

NVC basketball director Kallio
Suguro today released the cage
schedule for this Friday, Jan. 9, in
the Seattle Buddhist Auditorium:
8 p.m.-Funai's Crates VS.. White
River Bussei.
8 pm.-Savoys VS. Methodist
(playoff for first round title).
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Yamada Scores
Hole in One!

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. IA hole
in one shot was made by Art Yama-
da on Sunday, Dec. %, onthe fourth
hcle-I50 yards. par Sat Meadow
Park golf course
GoIrirg with Yamsda were Tosh
Tsuboi, Y. ShimOishi and Bob Mizu-
kami.