davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-05-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAIs
sTUDEBAKER 'B1 Champ. spas

MARTIN MOTOR SALES. StuSe-
baker: baker: 4So4 H5aanmpden lane. Be-
sTTaPEBAkEE 20 ChsmDien s;dIoes; Or
set6esds' OIL. soi7oo. ''e1 81 siAe'
STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander VS.
Regal Starlight coupe; automatic
transmission. radio and heater; i'm
maculate. Beautifully designed and
well known for economy. Butler
INC. Iiel 2Ist st. NV, Di. 7-011O
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Sc
dan; overdrive. radio and heater;
the car we'll known for ease of han
ding and economy of operation.
Butler Bonded, S545. LEE D. BUT
LER. INC. 1l21 21st st. NV, d.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser;
heater, turn signals. nyIon uphol-
stery; showroom condition. Butler
Bonded; SS95. LEE D: BUTLER,
INC. l12l 2lst ST; NV. D1. 7-0l 10.
condition, with all of Studebaker'S
famed engineering and design. But
Ter Bonded; 1895. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC, 112l 2lst st. NV, Dl. 7-OllO.
SO Commander hard
top convertible; auto. trans. Many
extras; radio, heater, white-wan
tires: very low mileage; one owner.
Showroom condition (coSt new.
S315M. Butler Bonded; ,St.a65.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1921 21st
st. NV, DI. 7-0110.
ISTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion con-
vertible; overdrive, radio, heater;
this one-owner car in beautiful con-
dition, is one that will give
years of low-cost transportation. A
real style leader Butler Bonded
SS95. LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 112l
21st st. NV, DI. 7-0110.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Land Cruiser;
beautiful gray finish; white Side-wall
tires. radio. heater and overdrive.
Special RRo A. s15S nc He'd H B. Wisconsin keARx;
ave NV. HO. 2-6012. -23
lSTUDEBAKER '52 Champion 4-door
small car: 1-owner since new. S74a
| Immac. FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221
! Connecticut, WO. 6-S400.
STUDEBAKER AS Champ. Resal de
1 luxe sedan; overdr., r, and h.. seat
covers, very fine tires: II 900 miles
on new motor: S445. written guar
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010 R. I. ave
sT6DRBAKER 1'ti RB 2sO- 81 Champ. 2-dr.:
oEet91 onerowner car: anu tip-top 1T % cond.: s9sss,
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
3o10 r. I. ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '54 e-pass: sedan; new;
STS SSSSb down. E0YA MOTORS 01 Rs
SsaSs lstIssi selling End car; ;sf $f65: -.
PLYMoUTH 1854; 500 mi. Naval
oiicsr once NJ wants ts4dS. to sell immed. Low
PLYMoGTH '5s club coupe; r and
4IO0 Ga. ave. TIA. $4,000 al
PLYMOUTH 52 3-passenger coupe;
original black finish; equipped; lots
DERs, wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7-11l1.
PLYMOUTH "a Savoy club coupe; Q
tone green; custom interior; r. and
h., directional SIGNALS; driven .
5Aek nllss RERSzN RsRifsf EaEcanfY{a 1Nc. Y{as
ne. ME. S-1140. -23
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr. sedan; green;
heater. equipped; clean inside and
out; r. and h.; a steal. $S95; 4
month written guarantee; HILL 3
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV, u nc.
PLYMOUTH 194S Special de luxe
2-dr.; radio and heater, very clean;
$445. H. B. LEARY. Jr. g. BRO,
INC, 512o Wisconsin ave. NV.
PhYMoTTH hYi 9th '5s cranbrook 4-door
sss seaan Das &a fulz ARcHpP sfq5P PoNTfAe eS me
1887 Irving st. NV, AID: $500;
also 346O 14th st. NV. RA. 3-?670.
PLYMOUTH 1852 cranbrook club
r0una. and n seat rOVnFS: 600
miles: ST ,oa5. SID WELLBoRN MO
TORS. 18th and Ca, ave. Silver
PLYMOUTH SO Cranbrook .conv.;
bamboo cream finish; black o61 top T.
tual miles; traded on new "a Mer-
ouy ouyv sPG9IssSS 9sSS aRf pSifs9 8 Gga NY
sTYBRS s{5 ssdeb5bSPF ad AP Sas Rsaer
PLYMOUTH 81 concord e-door. r.
and h., turn signals, beautiful green
nain' anar. srPlL3G TRi2GGHR ioR0 MoToRs, 5ofo
p r Ev,;oalT; / aye; n.es De 2SISon. 2,63O2 dor.
green: heater dirsetlonal S%l sig sigGalS; V1!g
sPRfSo sF1sfR MoToR 61ei g. 9'f iNc si1TEs 1oas
East-West hwy, JU. S-3157. direct
Il ly ser0SS er ylS, from Y S Royal sisnn
SuOuIDduS IullJ cQulppCu. INV MI
1-owner. like new: S1,795. 30-day
written warranty: low-rate flnanc-
ing. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO..
Ii 3-5555;. open 90.
PONTIAC 80 4 door; r. and h.. beau
tiful dark green finish: good cars. a
real buy. S795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, l717 r. 1. ave. ne. DU.
PoSTIRc 81 s-evl. station wagon;
light green. fully equip. with all
accessories, perfect vacation car;
81 1895. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437
Irving ST. NV. AID. ASSOC: also
3460 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670:
Evening star., 1954-05-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ohHsi finish. oS Radio, heater. d Hydra Matte,
saS5 sssta5Spi'cEcScs. ccc gus spees I3SSy e3B
LILAC IL -oLDsMo9g51LE oeSSSo" 60" 1922
oIbs ISs i55g 81 p% ss IS SUPER DToSe ds luxe 4dr
sedan; gray; Hydra Matte. r. and h.,
nylon seat covers. One owner. $1,S00.
OLDS 1850 "98" 4-dr.; black: fully
equipped: low mileage. One owner.
seshy Tssssn ssss
a@oFiII gust Sft Fla. aSe3' Ii. 5-5555: Open
oIps Ss'1i 1851 ;; Rocket Super "ss" 4tdr.
low mileage. One owner. Excellent.
3O-day written guarantee. $1,295.
Low-rate financing. COLONIAL
OLDSMOBILE CO.. 1241 9th st: ne.
Gust of Fla. ave., Ii. 3-5555. Open
oLDs 1e4e "7e' 2-dr. de luxe; orig
owner. Low mileage. $545. 3O-day
written guarantee. Low-rate flnanc-
ing. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO.,
oLDs 1850 1850 Rocket 'ss" 4-dr. gray
de luxe sedan; fully equipped, One
owner. Low mileage. $685.. 30-day
written warranty. Low-rate hnanc-
ing. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO.,
Ii. 3-5555. Open o until 9. -21
day coupe; fully equipped; One own
er. Low mileage. S2.195. 30-day
ing: COLONIAL oLDsMoBILE CO.
Ii la 5555S s!a st. open Se uSI nnfi ffI sia E.
OLDS 1853 "9s" convertible; blue nm
= ish. One owner. Fully equipped. So
sos. 30-day written guarantee. Low
rate financing. COLONIAL OLDS-
MOBILE CO.. l241 9th st. ne. (just
off Fla. ave.). Ii. 3-5555. Open 90.
SphSlstsPy; new tires: ' ss@5. @iS" oSUl 81
rAcRakp s,:&2t; 80. 4-dr. sedan; 6GS black:
e'rsn euarantee' tf0uffH HILL ! '0 SANDERS, iiPSy
Vermont ave; NV, AID. 4-43OO. 20
1913, BoWMiANS iiS MoToRs'" $3.50 Ga.
PAeKAkp i94$ sedan; sell for sl5o.
PLYMOUTH. 1862 4-door; al! acees,
in good cond, gray finish. This
ss sMA11t HI yRi; JRssq9 NC $500 Pa: ao ave.
PIYMoTTH, 81 cranbrook. club
sGune s3.!s5 ePH1SRSsq PGNSRSY MorooREsssh MrooREsssh 1876 GsE
Rhode Island ave. ne. LA. $1,000.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. sedan; excel
lent motor; body good; S275. LU.
4-7S3O after 6. 30
PLYMOUTH "a Suburban: house car;
r. and h., Solex glass; light green
finish: very low mileage; substantial
fanty1 % WHEELER. INC. chrysler-
Plymouth Imperial Dealer, 1900
Wisconsin NV. EN-. 3-4SOO, 9 to 3;
Sat.-Sun. IL to 6. 81
PLYMOUTH 1858: low mileage; seat
1eW' covers; lols IKE new 1920 18th Mao st.
PIYTMoUTa; 194a sedan; r: and b.;
1920 Rhode Island ave. ne. LA.
PLYMOUTH '51 de luxe 4-door: car
is eauipped; Vt is 1,owner car with
K,P I beau beauty s bsrEain ny, you ss6s sheulS Srs see
YoNPEck a9S q[aSs !06sS cSevfoie sds eSs se$e VII
oSen eSn OlHq' III $50 A5l pm. va 'A' @so sSo4'
PLYMOUTH 1858 taxi; good condi-
ton. $I09- and take over payments.
PIYMOuTH 1851 Belvedere; good
condition; 4 new tires; $1,000 cash.
Call 10. 2-5530. 81
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr.; all acces-
S1,450. OWNER. JE. 3-73S0. -21
Evening star., 1954-05-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1850 Silver streak "s'
station wagon; all-metal body; r.
and h.; clean. Only S1,095; 4-month
written guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7-11ll.
PONTIAC '53 custom Catalina; mi
equip. with Hydra Matte, r. and h.;
one-owner car: new-car guar; 81
295. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437
Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S5OO: also
3460 14th st. NV. RIA. 3-9670:.
ssont: except si ad5 ssan EQUIP oaRssn 9ssas
sss9 dss gSar Gsih iseSs BoWM%N GI 'el@Si MoToRs rs
1880 Ga. ave-. ia. $4,000. --21
PONTIAC AZ club coupe: r, h.,
spotlights. fog lights, backup lights.
oTFo WILLIAMS BUICK 30o1
PONTIAC so conv.: a beaut; ma
room Silver Streak model with low
actual one-owner miles. Fully equip.
cash, trade or terms: low down pay
ment. S995. KIRK MOTOR co.
poSTrSc e%ST GsoFs!a s4 Sisek Sss 4-door stream @
liner; $4,000 actual miles driven
only by orig. owner; clean, mech.
perfect; $3.50 no. $4,000, a Apt
Pontiac 1850 cdr. "e"; original
black finish, fully equipped; low
mileage. One owner. $S95. 30
day written guarantee. Low-rate
BILE 81 E. CO; 1&1I sth s. 6.n 6;s: iiust i s
1s4s IS" 4-dr. sedan; gray
finish. low mileage; one owner. ex-
cellent; S445. 3Os.day written
LoNiAL oLDsMoBILE co, l241
3-5555. Open 90. FL
PONTIAC 80 sedan; r. and h, Hydra
Matte drive; 2-tone finish; an out
standing car. only S795. terms. Cal
No. 363-A MONROE FORD. 1897
East-West hwy, Sill Spg., Md. Open
evenings It'll o JU. 5-7S04.
PONTIAC '52 Catalina hardtop con.
yyertible;o =: and h, HydrsoMatit
Si.4e5; fully guaranteed. terms. Cal
No. 39OXA. MONROE FORD. 1897
East-West hwy, Sill. Spg.. Md. Oper
evenings It'll 8 JU. 5-TS04.
PONTIAC 80 "S" station wagon; ra'
dio and heater: very clean through
out: 1915. terms. Car No. 3S5-A
MONROE FORD, 61OO Wis. ave
NV. Wo $4,000 Open ewes. til
PONTIAC $50 IS" Catalina hardtop
beautiful 2-tone green finish. r. anc
h., dual range HydraMatic. Wv
tires, 2-tone leather interior, etc.
the sharpest '52 hardtop in town
like new inside and out; 81 ,695
MOHTGOMERY-STUBBS, Lincoln
Mercury Dealer, 3715 Bladensbure
rd. AP. 7-"929.
PONTIAC So Chieftain de luxe So
4-door sedan Original metallic gray
finish with harmonizing tailor made
seat covers set of by 5 deep-treac
tires; Hydra Matte drive. radio anc
heater. and numerous other acces-
sories A very low-mileage l-ownel
car which is immaculate inside anc
out Must be seen and driver. to ap-
preciate. Sale priced at only ST..
495. OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO, N
Vlrginias Largest Oldsmobile Dealer
1000 Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. 7-S40O
PREFECT 81 4-dr.: up to 35 miles
per gallon; low-cost transportation
S495; 4-month written guarantee
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, liza Vermont ave
NV, AID. 3-430O. go
STUDEBAKER 40 Commander Star.
light coupe; excel. cond.; S49o. Gal
OIL. 2-055S. -23
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Retreat Item

About 1875 persons attended the
Retreat of the Presbyterian and
Baptist Churches held over Labor
Day weekend at Camp Waskowitz
near North Bend, Wash Bill Ia
magi of Alberta Canada, was the
main speaker. The program in
cluded vesper services, study and
organized recreation
Preparation of food was under
the direction of Mrs. KIM Naka-
mura with all the campers partici-
pating in the work.
The idea of the unified retreat
was considered successful accord
ing to Yosh Nakagawa, chairman,
and plans are being made for 81
milar retreat next year. Jack Ma
yeda of the Presbyterian church
and Jane Todo of the Baptist
church were elected co-chairmen
for next years event
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Tacoma News
, BRIDAL SHOWER

A bridal shower in honor of Miss
Maxi Kawasaki, bride elect of Mr.
Kenneth Okawara of Fresno Ca
lif, was held September II in Mrs.
Ish Suyematsu's residence. Mrs.
Suyematsu was hostess.
Guests present were the Mes
danes Tosh Arai, Bob Ida, TAX
Ikeda, Les Kawasaki, Dick Osaka,
George Tanbara, Clifton Coon,
George Kawasaki, zenji Shibaya-
ma, K Kawaguchi, Yosh Kawaba-
ia and the Misses Aki Sasaki Rae
Tamura, Fujiko Tamura, Haruko
Yaguchi, Yaeko Watanabe Shigekc
Watanabe, May Fulfil, Midori Ia
nabe and Yasuko HaShimoto.
Unable to attend but sending
gifts were the Mesdames Joe Flu
jita, Kaz Yamane and TAX China
ra
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packed off in the attic just because
you dieting lose weight Not today thanks to Sucary the
that be cooked right the
just like other Ingredient and does not lose its sweetness
high baking must be-
Caore Peanut Butter Cookies peanut butter for most
Shortcomings favore food among children butter is
valued its nourhmen for it contains protein b.
Samns and minerals that ordinary cooking fats do not -
Butter Cookie contains almost 30
fewer caores than they made with in the place
Of Sucaryl So plan desserts such fruit gelatin
custads sweetened with Sucary
them with Low Caore Peanut Butter Cookies
Low Calorie Peanut Butter Cookies
teaspoons Sucaryl solution eggs slightly beaten
16 tablets, well crushed cup sfted enriched hour
tablespoon butter O. 1i2 cup skim milk
garine, melted and cooled la teaspoon baking soda
li2 cup peanut butter
Sucay melted Shortcomings add peanut butter and blend
Add blend Add flour alternately with the mix TO
added blend we'll after each addi
on cookie sheet by heapng teaspoons
oven, 375'F 5 minutes Makes 40 cookies
cookie contains 81 calories proen grams fat
grams carbohydrate
made with each cookie would contain 81 calories
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-15
THE NORTHWEST TIMES -
St. Peters

The Hostess Hill dinner spon-
sored by the St Mary's Guild Of
ST Peters Episcopal Church was
attended, by about lao persons
Mrs Paul Shigaya was program
chairman for the dinner consum-
ers.
The program included a tam
BOURNE dance by jamie Takizawa
followed by a fashion show in
which members of the Junior Alt
ar Guild modelled teen-age cloth
ing JoAnn Aoki and Marsha Ka-
doguchi presented a tap dance af-
ter which the Junior Altar Guild
modelled afternoon dresses. This
was followed by a ballet dance by
Nancy Shoji
The models were Kathryn Ba-
ba jamie Takizawa, Janice Shoji,
Janice Matsuoka, Carol Yamashi-
ia Janet Kudo. Linda Maekawa
ana Irene Shigaki
Mrs John Yoshida was chair
man for the food preparation.
Mrs Arthur M Aldrich. region
al director of Christian Education
for the diocese of Olympia and
member of ST Luke's Episcopal
Church in Renton. was guest spea-
ker at a meeting Tuesday, Sept
ember ID, of the ST Mary's Guild
of St Peters Church The meet
ing was held in the home of Mrs
Jiro Aoki. guild president.
Plans for sukiyaki dinner to
be held October Is, we're discussed
Co-chairmen for the affair will be
Mrs. Shig Kaseguma and Mrs
Frank Yamashita
The guild is also sponsoring a
cooking class in the church on
September Is and Is
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Presbyterian

The japanese Presbyterian
Church will hold its annual bazaar
from II am to pm. on Satur-
day, September Is, at the gym ad-
Joining the church which is locat-
ed at 9th and Weller A Western
style Corral" will be the feature
of the affair There will be Japa-
nese and American dishes, games
and a homemaker's booth which
will sell aprons. bakery goods and
such. Paul Aburano is chairman
A flower arrangement by Mad
J anne Ohtani on display in the
church, will be open to the public
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~-I"
| REALz5
EESTATE}
-
Nk
q MadrOna Colonial

Main floor has large living room
and adjoining library with built
in shelves on four walls both with
fireplaces; dining, kitchen, nook
and y plumbing. Upstairs have
large master bedroom with dress
ing alcove. large walk-in closet
and separate bathroom; 4 other
ample sized bedrooms and bath
room Full basement with cabinet
oil furnace and 100 gal electric hot
water tank beth only 5 years old
Detached garage with breezeway.
Beautiful lawn and yard including
So "Yai-Zakura" tree.
Wall to wall rugs costing over
$4,000 included in price of $4,000
Owner leaving for Japan Will &C
cept $4,000 down and balance on
contract
Q Capitol Hill-GI or FILA
Bungalow home in level residen-
tial area close to schools and bus
and shopping. Paved streets and
alley Double garage.
Main floor has extra large liv-
ing room With hardwood floor ano
fireplace, kitchen with breakfast
nook, 2 bedrooms and bath. Two
finished bedrooms up, u base
ment. Auto oil heat, electric hot
water and wired for electric dryer
S10,250
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. BABY GIRL

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Yasuda are
the parents of a baby daughter
born September IL in Swedish
Hospital The little one, who has
been named Beverly Joyce, weigh
ed seven pounds. She joins bro
Their, Roderick Keith Her mater
nal grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
G Baba of Seattle and the pater-
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
IF Yasuda of Hiroshima, Japan.
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. ANOTHER GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs Bob Furukawa are
parents of a daughter born Sep
TENDER at Providence Hospital
The baby weighed 6l2 lbs She
joins two sisters, Charlotte and
jeanne Her grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Furukawa of Sc
attic and Mr.. G Hirasago Of ia
pan
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q NEW ARRIVAL

Mr. and Mrs Harry Okazaki and
Tuck. welcome the arrival of
Mark, born September 8 in Seat
tie General Hospital. The new ar
rival weighed lbs 151s OF. His
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Takeuchi and Mrs. Kuniye
Okazaki,
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Faith Bible

The Rev Hideo Aoki will speak
at a series of meetings at the Faith
Bible Church, 122 18th Ave, at
7;30 pm September II, 10 and 10
Rev Aoki is director of the Japa-
nese Gospel Hour which is spon-
sored by the Faith Bible Church
over KRKL at 8 a m Sundays. He
has visited the church several
times previously He will be &C
companied by the Rev K. 1mai,
Southern Methodist pastor
Rev Aoki is engaged in evange-
lstic work among the Nisei on the
West coast.
These meetings are open to the
public,
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q CHICAGOANS VISITING

Mr. Shig Aoki is visiting relati-
yes and friends.
Mr.. Abe HagiWara, formerly of
Ketchikan, Alaska, is staying at
the home of his wife's parents
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take longer to dry; they should
make up last load.
8. Dry. starched clothes sepa-
rately.
a. To avoid sprinkling, remove
clothes from dryer ironing dry.
5. Mix large and small pieces for
better, faster drying.
6. Plastics, rubberized articles
and clothes marked "Dry
Clean" should not be put into
dryer.
z. For better drying, clean lint
screen after each use.
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Church Notices
BAPTIST

BAPTIST
9Oi r. Spruce St
GAS a.m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 a.m.-Issei service.
ll:15 am-Nisei worship service
1901 .m.-Youth fellowship meet
ing
1927 Main St
10 Sunday School.
II am-Young peoples devotion
al service Rev S. Masunaga to
speak.
CONGREGATIONAL
sos I7th 10.
10 to IL m.-Sunday School
ii am.-Pilgrim Fellowship Hour
il -Issei morning service.
Saturday activities for high school
students. 1870 to 4:30 pm.
FAITH BIBLE
I2s 18th Ave
$50 a.m-Sunday School for all
ages.
II m.-Worship service. Spea-
ker, Hideo Aoki
$50 pm Junior Christian Eel
lowship Speaker Hideo Aoki
7:30-Follower and Pathy)ghters
Christian Fellowship. Speaker, Hi
dec Aoki.
Q September II. Is and 10
A series of meetings with Hideo
Aoki starting at 7:30 p m.
KRKI-lo5o on the dial 8 to
$50 m.
METHODIST
1896 Washington ST.
10 m Church School Par
ents Class Skeptics Hour.
l1:15-Nisei worship service.
The Rev Norio Yasaki's sermon,
Arise And Be Not Afraid"
12:30-Potluck luncheon in no.
nor of new ministers
SICHIREN BUDDHIST
1o41 Weller st.
llam.-YBA service
p.m.-Issei service The Rev X
Ikuta o sneak.
PRESBYTERIAN
s22 9Th Ave. Sc
Il m.-Nisei service. DR. Fair
bourn to speak.
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King g.
m.-Holy communion
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IL e n w ell & n I
cottons in first
dryer load to
get an early
start on IRON
ing.
Bath towels.
rugs and other
heavy articlea
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Buddhist

Seattle Buddhist Fujinkai will
sponsor an embroidery exhibition.
free and open to the public, this
Sunday, September 10, in the nur-
sery room which is located in the
church basement The hours are
from II am. to pm.
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detergent - never both to-
gether.
3. For hard water areas, deter
gent usually gets best results.
1. For washing woolens in hard
water, use good soap but add
water softener first.
). Bleaching: Use a chlorine
bleach for white cottons, hy-
drogen peroxide for white
silks, rayons and wool, one of
the new prepared bleaches for
nylons.
6. Bluing: Unnecessary but if de-
sired add bluing fakes to wash
water before soap or detergent.
Drying
l. Put quick drying rayons and
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LAUNDRY TIPS

Here are some ways TO get the
most out of your automatic washer
and dryer. The list is compiled by
experts in the home economics
department of Whirlpool Corpora
ton. Read it carefully. Then, for
handy reference, scotch tape 1t to
your laundry wall.
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Washing

/. Fill washer with water and
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Drying

|. Put quick-drying rayons and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-21
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
COLUMBUS
Rooms Furnished

SLEEPING ROOM for employed man.
Garage available Near bus lines.
RA. 4sis.
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days. He gave up six hits, struck
out Il and walked five.
At Bridgeport the Rosecrans
Bishops sent Tom Brsmlish to the
mound again and the Bishop ace
won his fourth win in week, 81
decision over Warsaw.
Bramlish allowed only two hits
and struck out IA. He helped his
own cause with q triple. Jim Dulan
and Peck Colopy came through
with two safeties each.
The victory brought the Rose
Grams record to q and three for
the season. Bramlish has won sew
en- and lost two, one of them 10
game to Newark, the team that St
Charles defeated in the Class A dis
trict finals.
Regional tournament action gets
underway today with the finals to-
morrow at Ohio State University.
Drawings for the tourney were to
be held Thursday night in the Ohio
Union.
It's safe bet to say Rotonda
and Bramlish will be in uniform
for the regionals.
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Last Weeks Scores
Rosary 3. St, John
st. Catharine I6, Corpus Christi 0
st. Ladislaus 10, St. Mary 0
Schedules
Friday. May 2l
St. Catharinc We. 81. LsdisIaus at South
view.
Monday. May "a
Rosary vs.. St. May At Southview
ASSUMPTION LEAGUE
TEAM W. L..
ST. Mary Magdalene a q
ST. Agatha
Holy Family ----2 2
81, Christopher -I z
ST. Francis 3
st. Aloysius a
Last Weeks Scores
st. Agatha IL. St. Christopher
ST. Mary MaEdalene 6, ST. Franeia
Holy Family 8, 81. AlOysius
Next games
Friday, May ~
Holy Family vs. Sc. Christopher ct sun
shine
Monday, May ~
ST. AlOysius vs. st. Christopher ct St.
Christopher
PRESENTATION LEAGUE
TEAM ". L.
- 1st"iatN ----------------------~------
~ AH"lH@S ---------------------------------@
Our Lady Of Peace --l I
Cathedral " 1
CT vincent
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Begin District Tourney Action
Today; Three Teams To State

Columbus Aquinas' defending
state champion golf team started on
the road to their second stright IL
tie today at Ohio State University's
spacious course. 1t was the OPEN
ing of the Central District golf
tournament. Twenty one teams will
tee off Friday and Saturday with
the three top squads advancing to
the state meet scheduled over the
same course next weekend.
Father Francis c. McKenna will
call on veteran crew in an effort
to keep the Aquinas win streak in
tact. Three of the four starters
were first stringers last year. They
are Reno Della Flora. the only
senior on the squad, Gene Cardi
and Bill Muldoon. Boo Guarask is
the fourth swinger. Don VanPelt
and jim Muldoon will also be on
deck should any of the first four
falter.
Last season Aquinas won its
section in the City loop and then
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Cleveland Team
Wins Forester
Pin Tournament

Captained by ]. Taylor, the st.
Aloysius team of Cleveland, Ohio,
won the annual Forester'S Bowling
tournament held at Riverview bowl
ing alley the past three week-ends
with 1855 three-game total
Stanley Johnson and Bus Rhyme,
of Lima, teamed up for a 1873
doubles-winning total while Carl
Kvasny, Cleveland, and Steve Pett-
ko, Sr., of Cincinnati, tied for the
singles championship with $50
each.
Dick Ritter, Columbus All-Star
kegler, turned in steady 1740 to
cop the All-Events crown.
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