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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 end TRUST; payable SIS per
mo. So interest. secures Mont. Co.
prop. Good maker; 5000. JU. 9-s077.
SEVERAL CHOICE end Trust
NOTES on commercial and resi-.
Dental properties in D. c., Va. and
Nd, at current discounts. All be-
hind B. & l. LIST trusts. DIS
TRICT INVESTMENT CO., 1925
Vermont ave: NV. Ma. 5000:
eyes,. HO. 2-7657.
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PONTIAC 1854

DE LUKE STAR CHIEF CONVERT
Fully equip, including power brakes
picador red with lifetime tan top:
1900 miles. Original price, $500;
will sell for S2,595 or best offer
Can be financed. Owner leaving
country, must sell this week end
Cali LII 4-322R -3n
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VACATION PLACES

CAPE COD -. Completely furn. mod
cottages, incl. linens, gas heat for
chilly weather; go fishing; spend q
week end or Q week; special rates
See display ad, resort section. co
6-43S7, WA 7-5166, -3
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAlLERS

HARLEY '49 "61"; o.h.v.: good cord.
$3.50 or best offer. Call after 3 pm.
UN. 4-94SO. so
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

FAIRHAvEN, MD.-Comfortable cot
tage, all mod. improvements: avail
now. Good fishing, swimming, sand
beach and boat. Call North Beach
AGA. III
LONG BEACH--Cottages cabins. S35
to 81 20 wkly.; fully furn. Phone NJ
z ROCKH1LL. Prince Frederick
{Md.l 3(lS-J
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TRAILER so 22-ft. alum. West
wood, complete with bath and air
conditioner. Phone XII. S-5754.
GENERAL 1858, 2S12 it.; cotton
mod. bath and kit. equipment. We.
5-5Ss9 after 8. 81
MY EQUITY in '52 Spartan trailer;
80 IT.; fully equipped; evenings, D.
BRUNO. Miller's Tourist Court. U. S.
20 2 miles west of Fairfax. Va. 80"
IA FEET, sleep 4; very clean; green
ivory; leaving country; $500. Ia.
9-72SS. sol Hamilton st. NV. 29s
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN BUYER paying top dollar
for clean cars. 1910 to 1858. 74OO
Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 3-5677. -3
SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars; Call ia. 9-4SO1.
for nice iow-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga ave RA 6-1122
WE'LL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model. clean, used cars. See Mcneil
before you deal. MCNEIL (STUDE-
p st. NV, CO. 5-2i5a al
LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan, fully
equipped; excel. cond Up to 5000
cash. Will consider SO Cosmopoli-
tan or Capri. DI. 1850 81
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DESK SPACE-Mail and telephone
S service; Call ST. $4,000 400 H
BARR BLDG. 80 18th st. NV, mr..
Conn. and K-New mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best: receptionist. switchboard, mail
.and telephone- answering service;
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space IN Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service avail.
Cali DE. $4,000.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
dIAMI BEACH BOARDING

sunshine all Vt. RIM. and board Sis
to $50 VIZ. for retired and pension.
ers; lge. hreproof hotel. elevs., pool
gardens; Write BOULEVARD HOTEL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30

BY OWNER-Beautiful new, ocean
front beach house. So. Bethany, Del
Equip, bedrms., 2 baths, 2-car
garage. provisions for 9Th rm. Own
er moving to Calf Avail. now:
$24,950. ME. S-o344, OIL. 4-3562
-5
WATERFRONT business property at
West River. Excellent going res
taurant business and separate tap
room with docking facilities for
visiting yachtSmen: SCOTT. on the
water with l2 slips available and
approximately 400-ft. depth with
large parking area. Main building
about 40-ft. by Soft. and q
smaller separate building rented as
q commercial enterprise. Price in
cludes business and fixtures,
$4,000. Consult THOMAS g.
Annapolis. Md. Colonial S-2161,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL, ocean
front apis; modern, immaculate.
OWNER, OIL. 4-3SS3. .
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EMMITSBURG. MD.-95-acre dairy
farm. equipped; 80 head. tractor
crops, land level, good streams; 8.
nm. house; 100000.
modern brick home; S65, 600.
125-ACRE DAIRY FARM-5O stan
chfons; $4,000.
100-ACRE DAIRY FARM, S32, 900.
10S-ACRE STOCK FARM, S25, 900.
60-ACRE POULTRY FARM, $4,000.
JOHN BURDOFT
Colesville. Md. Cali Evergreen 4-3s46
-
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

Bldg, lot. 40 to 60 It. frontage in
Alex, Arl. or Fairfax Co. Box
1881, Star. II
PRIVATE PARTY desires lot in Mont
gomery County; around $4,000. JU.
6-7747. 81
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AMERICAN BUILDING
1917 F ST., N. w.
Suite of 3 rooms t1150 50. ft), high
ceilings. fireplaces, fine professional.
surroundings. S245.
MR., GRIFFIN DI. 7-9712.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

AGENT wishes to share ONCE In NV
location Also sec'y. services. Call
Elmwood 6-3103. 81
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DODGE '49 CONVERTIBLE

Powder blue, Coronet model; r. and.
h.. new tires. new roof. Excel. cond. /.
: S475. Cali JU. 9-2443.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

SPRINGVALE. SECTION AUST OF
Shirley, hwy. at Springfield. Va.
Large homesites. wooded or cleared.
on city water, passed for septic
tanks. Walk to school, shopping,
transp. and churches. Priced as low
as 81. 700. terms, 500 down. $50
mo. LYNCH & SONS Developers,
Springfield, Va. XII. 9-575S (ciosed
Sundays. .
va; 6 acres. near
center of town; 2 blocks from ex-
press bus and shopping; $4,000.
Terms. Dunkirk 5-7994. 81
OxON Hall. 81 acres as investment
or subdivision, in entirety;. S1,750
acre. or about % acres Of choice
v upper part r,,o anobstrnctabie valley
III ugh center to builder of high
another tract; none better; one
acre 81 QUO cash. balance 40 int.
P F SKINNER, 1906 Livingston
I'd: Sc. Washington II, D. C. -31
p. G. CO., Sl2 level acres. mi. D. c.,
functions important rdS. west of
Wash. BALTIC. blvd, ga mi. east of
Burtonsville; ideal for Snbdi?. or
country estates; city water. 81. 200
per acre, Terms arranged. HE. A.
$500: ewes, HA. 2-79l9. w. W..
LEWIS.
A BARGAIN - Twenty-three acres
cleared; 3 barns, 1 tenant house.
Church. Leland. Call HALL. Market
7-2414. 30
SILVER SPRING. nice rambler
size lots; al utils includ.; $4,000 ca.
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FARMS

SHOWPLACE-About 23O acres. good
soil; all fields tested. Orchard, 2
lakes. on highway; tenant house;
, baths. garden, stock, farming i'm
Elements. $1,000 to $4,000 cash.
$4,000 LIST loan. 41aee. Will ex-
change. OWNER. TIA. 9-7010. 80
TWO ACRES on macadam road near
3-rm. house. barn, chicken coop,
etc. Will sell either house separately,
or will take. $500 for all. Must
move to Michigan. Call OWNER at
Dr. S-9044. Terms. 40
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.
like brand-new; Merc-O-Matic, r.
and h. Wv. tires; only S995. BLASS
& CLARK, Florida ave. ne. AID.
4-9SS2. II
M. G. 1854 company ofiicial cars; low
mileage; new-car guarantee: new-car
title; tremendous discounts. Also
Morris Minors convertibles and g
drs. at sale prices. Highest trade-ins.
Also selection OF used foreign cars
to choose from. MANHATTAN AUTO.
INC. KAISER WHY'S and foreign
carsl, nth at r SITS. NV. NO. T-27O0.
Estab. 1914. Branch salesroom. 1910
Nj. e. s 5s A aoadstsr; healer sa e-.one
green and yellow I'm: low mileage.
A real snappy sports car; 81 .295.
4-mo. written guarantee. HILL a.
SANDERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, TIA Vermont ave. NV,
AID. $4,000. Open until Q pm.
weekdays, pm. Sat, closed sum
day. Customer parking. $50
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AS 4-dr. sedan: orig.
dark green fin., with Wv. tires, r,
h.. fluid-drive and custom plastic
seat covers We will finance with no
cash needed on approved credit.
Full price, S446. 20 mos. 70 pay.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 4000 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

life mhn LYING chose Washington
LYING
at
Evening star., 1954-05-02

|AeTes Of corn and wheot FiPening In the sun,
lat cotte grazing, the land Of peace and plenty
hats the Midwest, the most leverage" section Of
America. The Midwest bedroom beams with pleasing
|eeIing Of combined traditional and contemporary
ghtheorted floral print fabrics, the solid comfort
Pf the traditional beds, the thick rug dark
filed foors-the Midwesterners home is
furnished for gracious, unobstrusve living.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

The Souh-romonce the hot
Its flavor decorating
in efrbhed mansion of the
furniture
soft feeling Of light and
its the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
University News

Jerome Hines, star basso of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, will
appear in concert at Mitchell Hall
on the Newark campus Tuesday.
January 10, at Sis p. m. This will
be the third performance of the
Subscription Artists Series spon-
sOred by the University of Della
ware Cultural Activities Committee.
Mr.. Hines engagement here will
be one of As, in addition to his Met
performances, he will give during
his current American tour under
the direction of ImpresariO S.
HurOk.
The six-foOt-six inch singer is
celebrating his eighth year at the
Metropolitan this season where he
has appeared in a wide range of
leading roles. including Mephis-
tOpheles in Faust" King Philip
in Don Carlo, Sarasota in THE
Magic Flute" and Gurnemanz in
"Parsifal." New roles for the bassO
this season include Arkel in
tlltdS anu MCllSduuG, FlCSCO Ill
Simon BOccanegra' and the Land
graf in "Tannhauser."
Last summer the HOllywOOd-bOrn
vocalist extended his range of
operate activity to include per-
fOrmances at such major European
festivals as Edinburgh and Glynde-
bourne, in addition to appearances
with the Vienna State Opera dur
ing the world famous company
June season. He also appeared
with BuenOs Aires TeatrO Colon.
Hines began his current itinerary
in late September. He is familiar
to both TV and radio audiences
through such programs as Toast
of the Town" and "The Voice of
FirestOne." A concert highlight
will be his appearance as sOlOist in
BeethOven's "Missa SOlemnis" with
the New York Philharmonic Sym
phOny under the direction of Dimitri
MitTopoulOs.
NOn-subscribers 70 the Newark
Artist Series may purchase ad-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15

missions at the Mitchell Hall box
Office on the night of the concert.
At its meeting on December 81,
1858, in New York, the Board of
Directors of the American National
Theatre and Academy elected DR..
c. Robert Kase, chairman of the
Department of Dramatic Arts and
Speech at the University of Della
ware, to be one of its six Directors
at-Large. The 63 member Board
consists of elected representatives
of the professional theatre, educa-
tiOnal theatre, community theatre,
regional theatre, and the public.
The American National Theatre
and Academy is the only national
organization representing all the
segments of the American theatre.
1t was chartered in 1885 by an
Act of Congress for the purpose of
advancing interest in all phases
of theatre in the United States.
Among the well-known theatrical
personalities from the professional
theatre on the Board of Directors
are producers Roger Stevens
VintOn Freedley, and Robert Breen;
directors Margaret Webster, Robert
Whitehead; actors Peggy Wood
Helen Hayes, and Clarence Der
went; playwrights Howard Dietz
Paul Green, and Elmer Rice.
Professor Arthur ClOetingh OF
Pennsylvania State College repre-
sents this region, including the
states of Pennsylvania, Maryland
New Jersey. and Delaware on the
/ Board of Directors.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15

Fashion Show at the Lord Balti-
more Hotel in Baltimore over the
past weekend.
Mrs. X. J. Hooker of Millville
and son, LeatOn Hooker of Stock
ley visited friends here on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Wallace Truitt and Mrs. G.
A. Booth, co-Owners of the Betty
Del ShOppe, spent a few days in
New York City this week.
Mrs. Topp NJ. Heath has return
ed home after having spent the
Yuletide with her nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Trucksess and sons in their home
at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
John Harmony of GAINESVILLE.
spent Sunday evening visiting
friends in town.
This weeks birthday orchids go
to Mrs. ROdman Evans, who cele-
brated her natal day on Wednes-
day, January 10.
Tomorrow, Friday, January Is,
is the eighth birthday of Miss
Phyllis Hudson, eldest of the four
children of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ed
ward Hudson on Thatcher street.
She'll never Overtake Master Don
aid Lee Coffin, eldest of the five
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
NJ. Coffin on Knox street.
Donnie will be II on January
10, and is a star pupil in the fifth
grade at the John NJ. Clayton
School. He is just ahead of his
maternal grandmother, Mrs. J. c.
Savage of Wizards, Md, who cuts
her birthday cake on Wednesday
January 90.
Mrs. Kate Thornton of Philadel-
phia is visiting her uncle, Captain
Ebe T. Chandler, in his home on
Main street.
Aunt Suzy seq:
1.-THE surest way to do many
things is to do only one thing at
a time"
The Children of Israel, gospel
singing chorus of frankfort, with
the Briddell Sisters, were the fea-
ture attraction Sunday evening at
the Curtis. Md, chOir's fourth an
niversary at Curtis. The Frank
ford Children of Israel Choir and
director and pianist, William Crit
fin, will celebrate their second an
niversary on February 7, with con-
certs at and p. m. in the Anti
och Church at Frankfort.
This we'll trained robed choir is
open for engagement all over the
Delmarva Peninsula. They helped
many churches and other organiza.
tions in 1858 and hope to do ever
more in 81.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
FRANKFORT
By G. G. Croker
Phone Rodney AS1S

Mr.. and Mrs. A. James Hudson
entertained to dinner on Sunday
evening, January 10, in honor OF
the 46th anniversary of their we'd
ding. Their guests were Mrs. Man
lie Campbell and their children and
grandchildren. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll r. Phillips, June and G. R.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hudson, Jer-
ry, Norma Lee and Donnie: Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Nelson, Jane and
Reggie. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson re-
ceived many very fine gifts. We
of the Chronicle staff, join their
local friends and neighbors in
wishing these good Frankfort cit
liens many more happy, useful
years together.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOOd Richards
Jr., are the parents of a bouncing
baby boy, born Thursday, January
z, in the Peninsula General Hos
pital in Salisbury, Md. The little
one is another grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. MOrdecai H. Hudson OF
Frankfort.
About noon on Friday, January
s, c. G. and "Aunt Suzy" were de-
lightfully surprised by the arrival
of his sister, Mrs Olive c. Flynn
of Norwich, Conn. She only re-
Gently arrived from Eva, Oahu
in the Territory of Hawaii. where
she has been a member of the fam
lily of her nephew, Lieutenant Com
mander c. David CTOcker and fam
lily, U. S. Navy, for the past eight
months. Saturday, Mrs. Flynn was
the guest of her nephew and niece
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester v. Hudson
and children at Pine Ridge, neal
Fenwick Island
Mrs. Flynn mOtoTed to POGO
mOke City, Md, with her niece or
Sunday, where she went aboard q
railways bus express to Norfolk
Va, where she is spending the resi-
of the month with her son, Com.
mander Russell F. Flynn, U. S
Navy, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor
and son Michael of Salisbury
were Sunday guests of their par.
ents, Fire Chief and Mrs. George
E. Marvel.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias H. Tinglt
were happy to have at home with
them for the weekend theii
daughter, Miss Bette Lou Tingle
in specialized training at Coates
vile, Pa.
Miss Jennie Bryan attended {
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
HONEY CASUALTIES MINOR

PINE BUSH, N. Y.-(P)-To get
cash toward repairing the century
old Crawford Methodist Church
here, it was decided to confiscate
and sell the honey stored up by
bees in five hives under the caves
of the church.
A night expedition resulted in
the following casualties:
Burnet Decker, former Brooklyn
policeman, was stung several times
and Ira Jones did a jig for five
minutes trying to get one insect
out of his pants leg.
Warren Spadola, a bee keeper
was stung on the tongue as he
offered advice to the nOvices.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
DIVIDEND IN DRIVING EASE

Ford offers five optional power assists you
expect to find only in Americas eosfIiest Ca
MGsterCuide pOtOer steering does up to 75% of your
steering work. yet leaves you with natural steering feel
the Straghtaways. StUi Sure Potoer Brakes do up
to onethrd of the work in stopping FOrdomatc DrUe
gives torque converter smoothneSs and the Co of auto
matte mechanical gears And only Ford in its field offers
POtOeT-Lt Windows both front and rear that open or
close at a buttons touch and 4-WGy POtDer Seat
that adjusts up and down as well as front and back
at a touch Of the controls They're all worthwhile
optional extras available in the 1854 Ford
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15

An extra deep skirt extend
ing below crankshaft gives
greater rigidity for smoother,
quieteT operation, longer
engine life. Free turning
overhead valves, loW-frictiOn
design, Double Deck Intake
Manifold and high-turbU-
lence combustion chambers
give brilliant new TeSpon-
SlVeness 1877 more
power, greater economy.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
PRESTO PRESSURE COOKER

Delicious meals IN . froction of the time spent
cooking tte ordinoy woy. Look, string beans
done to tender goodness ia a minutes. lib.
pot roast succulenty done IN less than On hourl
Soves fuel, minerals, shrnkoge. flavor Good
Housekeeping and Porents Institute guaranteed.
Eosy to cleon. easy TO use. 4-quort copocity. ss
Evening star., 1954-09-19
RIVAL is YEARS AHEAD

lCEOAT ice crusheke oil the fine Rvo produc-is years
oheod in design and proctico Ice fills the
to cornish foods, chill drinks Con-Oot onehond operoon
moenet grips lid firmly being opened All in white red
yellow. ..34.
o conoot opener 5es with noenet WoII model 7es.
Portfolio tobe model 1925 oMot es5 lnot shown,.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
q PRESSERS

Experienced ladies' wool jackets
Good paw Cold Manufacturing
Co. 1928 10th Ave
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Nisei Housewives Cool Head Leads
70 Capture OF Second Hot PrOwler'

They said hot prowler" cases
have been reported Is times during
that time
The jos recently moved from 226
Laurel St 10 the Bush ST address
OF Mrs jos parents Mr. and Mrs
Ikuo Nagai who are in Japan to
take care of The flat during their
absence
JIo is the son Of Shigeru Jio Der
kel insurance man
On June IL, another Negro hot
prowler" was nabbed by police and
charged with entering the home of
Mr. and Mrs Sachio Takenaka at
l620 Laguna st
Urile Green of 1861 Suffer st is
still being held at the city Jail, a
waiting trial
Mrs Takenaka identified Green
as the intruder who threatened her
With a butcher knife
The Negro was still carrying
knife when caught block away
from the Takenska residence
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WANTED: Part-time dental as
sitant. Call CA 1888 or AV. $500
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MethOdists Honor
Hagiya Family

About 300 Issei and Nisei members
of the japanese Methodist church
attended farewell dinner in honor
of the Rev and Mrs Paul HagiYa
and family Tuesday night at the
church
POSTMASTER was Hiram Akita
Mrs Sato chairman of the Issei
Board, spoke in behalf of the Tssei
members and Eddie Shimomma
represented the Nisei lavnlen ISL
quo Ikeda chairman of tha Nisei
Board. spoke for the board members
and presented Rev Hagiya with a
tape recorder which was a gift from
the ISsei and Nisei members of the
church Various groups presented
gifts to the Hagiya family
The church choir sang MAY the
Good Lord Bless and Keep You -
A trio composed of jeanette and
Phyllis Unosawa and May Nakamu-
IA. presented two numbers.
Rev Hagiya will leave next week
for Santa Maria. Calf He will be
succeeded by the Rev Norio Yasa-
XII who is expected to arrive in a
bout two weeks.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14
'urNkeus Bows
J. na''ao Teqf

DALLAS. Texas. July l4-Ervin
Fuukawa Seattle's outstanding N
sci golfer last Tuesday bowed to
Mitchell Frank of st Louis, Mo, on
the 18th hole in his second match in
the National Public Links Champ
ionships at Cedar Crest Golf
Course FurukaWa put up a good
battle but was unable TO cope with
Franks magic touch The Nisei was
3 down on the 9th hole, caught up
to down on the 18th. but lost to A
par on the 18th
The pair. as did every contender
in the stiff competition, played un-
der ? scorch no temperature of III.
Victorious Frank is rated as ole
of he ccuntry's tonnotch amateur
golfers
Furutawa defeated John Blower
of st Paul MINI. and l. in Tho
first DAYS test BY shooting a steady.
true game
The Nisei started for home Wed
nesdav He will stop over in Den
YER Colo, before arriving Thursday
in Seattle
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14

Young man wanted for garment
factory work Permanent opportu-
nifty Apply afternoons Farwest
Garment Co. 4I9 lst Ave. =.
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"atronIzt Iour advertisers
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Meet SWOf Eight Candidates For Miss N atiOnaI JACL

Six candidates from the Pacific
Southwest JACL chapters will COM
pete for the Miss National JACI IL
tie this week Since the pictures. ,
others have joined the contest The
winner will be The official hostess
for the National JACL Convention
in Los Angeles during the Labor
Day Weekend in September
They are left to right. top row:
Louise KaWasumi Ruth Kosaka
Dorothy Mayeno. bottom row. Julia
Sugita. Janet Okimoto MARY Emo
motto
Photo courtesy, Rafu >himpo-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14

FOR RENT. S45-completcly fur
nished. pleasant 81 rooms, bath.
Bus line Adults Pr 1896
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EX-NationaI Match Game Champion
10 Appear July Ain Main Bowl

general bowlinq clinic in which he
will give personal instructions md
advice on things BOWLING; 1880 pm.
-shcrt talk and exhibition Every
one is welcome No admission vii
be CHARGED
- P0WL"RS' PICNIC
Main Bowl beWlers are reminded
thai their picnic this Sunday, july
l. viii be al Smile Lake
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Junior League Sets
'Children'S Hour

The Junior League OF Seattle is
sponsoring a "ChildrenS story
Hour" at 1870 Friday mornings in
the Seattle Art Museum at Volm-
toer Park The film program is ar
ranged for five to twelye-yea.-o lds
and all Seattle children are welcome
20 attend without charge
The program for Friday July 10
features Swimming and Diving
Aces. Circus People plus -wo o.
Their films and a cartoon
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14

Don Carter. former national
match game bowling champion, will
appear next Saturday. July "a in
Main Bowl, it was announced today
by Alley Operator Fred Takagi HIS
schedule on the l-cal lanes. 2 D m.