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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

MAN--DEPENDABLE
with ear. permanent EN-.
p'oyment. Apply ELECTRO
LUX CORP 3707 CO. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
GEORGE & co.
ON rfh 81 NJ w
--.---------.-.---.-------..-,-
CLERK
SALES AUDIT DEPT.
PERMANENT POSITION
FIVE-DAY WEEK
WIN. HAHN g. CO.

PERMANENT POSITION
FIVE-DAY WEEK
VIM. HAHN & co.
9TH. and K SITS. NV. "a
CLERK TYPIST--Must know typina
general clerical work; ability to deal
with public necessary; 5h-day week;
$500 q month. Box 466-V. Star
CLERK-TYPIsT. under IS. high
school graduate We like to work
in pleasant air-cond. SURROUNDINGS
with Hiendly people. If you do, too.
come in between $40 and $40 and
talk to US; knowledge of tipping es-
sential. Apply Personnel Once, RIM.
300. EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.,
S16 14th st. NV. -S
- Nation wide In
surance CO. has an opening for a
clerk-typist; minimum As words
per min; 1890; 5-day week; good
salary; excel. employe benefits, in
Guiding profit-sharing plan. Apply
Room 423, Fig Bldg, 864l Coles
vile rd.. Silver Spring. Md. -
CLERK-TYPIST, settled woman, will
ing to learn automotive billing and
tag work; must be steady. reliable
worker; good starting salary plus all
usual benefits. Apply in person, Mr..
r. A. Herriman,. $3.50, MASON
MOTOR CO.. 34th st. and Benning
I'd. ne. %
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WOMEN

Il TO 45 years of ase. with some
rience helpful but not necessary.
Good starting salary plus commits
sion. Paid vacation: hospitaliza-
ton. Apply in person, Mr.. Clough,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO..
1921 Conn. ave. NV. -S
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WAITRESS

w 1A1 1kIJO0
Must be Thoroughly experienced and
capable Excellent earnings. pleas
ant working conditions. WAKE
FIELD RESTAURANT. 1859 Conn.
ave. NV. ~
GIRL. 20-30; answer phone in eve
nings. SO; S1.25 per hour; 6 days;
CRoSSTOWN TV SERVICE. 1927
18th st. NV, -
Good salary and hours. Refs. re-
quired. Apply CRUSTT PIE CO, 80
WOMAN to care for elderly woman
in exchange for room and board.
Call IA 2-5043 &c
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fJANITOR, part time, colored with
9Th class engineer license. for NV,
p fPs hS1ss f hRos and 1871 Sasry 5t Apply y
NV. Mr.. Nealon. -
JANIT0R-Part-t time with quarters
furnished. Must have local refer
ences. Apply Mr.. Roberts, RANDALL
H. HAGNER CO.. 1921 Conn. ave.
-
JANITOR ASST. for apt. house; ma
chinery and painting knowledge;
positively no drinking; refs. req.
Answer today, Box 355-v.- Star.
MEATCUTTER. good hours. good
sYSed,, Call Mr.. herman. DE.
MECHANICS. Lincoln and Mercury.
experienced; 5-day wk., vacation,
ideal working conditions; $3.50 or
salary basis. Apply in person only
to service manager, MAYFLOWER
MOTORS. 1928 18th st. NV Il
MECHANICS, doZers and shovels; ex-
perienced only; references. Call OIL
MAifNGTENANCE MAN, white, 40 or
over. married, NON-DRINKER. prior
apt. project experience necessary:
references required. Good salary plus
apt. No children. Bethesda area. Oh.
6-670S: Can before 8 pm. Is
r pl to JOHN aalo w. 9. Jo aGRT Sosp me-
1924 Desales row NV. between
refs, regular work,
start July &C. no Sunday. Apply
this week, after 4 pm, CENTRAL
DRUG CO.. 18th and z st. NV
PHONE SOLICITOR-Experienced in
selling ads over phone. Steady
work. Call MR.. FALLS, ST. 1890.
PLASTERERS, white. 1st-class me-
.chanics. Webster $4,000. -
observation-disclosures: white me-
PLASTERER needed for condemned
houses. 81 yard. Apply 1921 9TH ST..
NV. 10
PORTER for drugstore work: must
have Md. drivers permit: older man
pref. GRUBBS PHARMACY. Lo. o.
1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

SALESLADY
Experienced, or we will
train you; 5-day week.
Apply CONNIE FASH
IONS, 1910 18th st. NV.
co. 5-1387.
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Porter, Colored, 512-Day Wk.
Days Med. Center. Box 301-v. Star.

PRESsER wanted, ARL ING T o N
CLEANERS, 1909 Columbia pike,
pRoDGctE MANAGER for local super.
market. experienced. references:
Write. giving exper.. salary expected
to 1909 Rhode Island ave-. ne.
PRODUCE MANAGERS t2) for local
supermarket; must be experienced.
know how to display; supermarket
ref. req Write salary expected.
P. o. Box 1504.e Wash D. c.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Ful1 or
part time. Meet people. Make
money. If you're young and think
you can sell. we will personally
train you to sell homes. Call Mr..
Fortin, 10. $500. cox d CO..
10. S-5S37. 10. S-6637. IS
REAL ESTATE statesmen, exper
only. with car; new houses with good
advertising, radio and newspapers
BEACH REAL ESTATE, 3424 r. /
ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 7-0247
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-we hav,
one opening In our Virginia ofhct
and one in Maryland; should 81
State resident; references required
experience preferred but not neces-
sary. Please call Mr.. Farr, with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN tcolored
TO sell our new and used houses.
CT financing available. Call Sales
Manager, LII. 1892 or La, 6-1S03.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
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MEN WANTED
SALES-SERVICE

MEN LIVING ALEX, NEARBY VA.
If you are between the ages of 21-
so, have q car and can furnish ref
erenceS, and interested in earning
opportunities Of 500 to $500 per
week We would like Q personal In
terview with you.
The nature of our business requires
an interview at your home In the
presence of your wife. Please un-
derstand this interview is for the
specific purpose Of profitable en-
ployment.
Cali XII. 9-00S5 tonight after 8 pm.
to arrange for interview.
Street barker to handle
fast selling article during Legion
v ermant ave Apply .ry nm d.y va FROM LIZ I
am. to II noon. %
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WOMAN OVER 35
STEADY DIGNIFTED WORK
9:30-3 Pm. MON.-FRI.

Woman with good telephone voice and
sales or canvassing experience to
work In our ONCE. B hours daily:
year-round work, good salary plus
Cali Mr.. BROWN, LA.s-26s8
YONG LADY to work In law once;
considerable Bookkeeping. not much
shorthand. Apply RIM. 621, Colo
YoUNG WOMAN. clerk-typist. for
general once duties. Cal MISS
sfffTESrioN LADIES with is hrs.
wkly. to devote toward earning
Sa5 or more. Take orders for Real
silk hosiery. socks, lingerie and
chiidren's apparel. Phone Ma. e-7357
between IL am. and pm. ---S
IIRLINES NEED YOUNG WOMEN
See our Cd under instructions. 10
ART TIME, white, over I'll. with
car. to work early eve. hrs; refs.
required. For information call En-.
2-006l Of uN. 4-7007. -
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SITUATIONS MEN o W0MEN
CoLORED PRACTICAL NURSE and
husband desire care Of elderly pa
tient or nursing home. II. 6-0396.
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sITUATloNs--MEN

- Part time: books
started. caught UP, kept part time;
local refs; prompt. 10. g-5407. :
ASST. BOOKKEEPER
but in good health,
available for permanent position.
Completed courses in bookkeeping
edge Of typ fe'' Cali cII'' sTR R,YEi
COLLEGE. Ma. S-174S, Mr.. Dixon
BOOKEEPER, small constr. once.
Costs. estimates. tipping, full charge.
c al IEaSSffhi wants Work :,
Sdssye or Job; go anywhere. HU. B.
CHEF IsF, wants wk. in Md. or Va. Pvt
on buffet; refs. WIN consider out
JOHNSON, AID. 2-9496.
CREDIT OFFICE MGR, acct, bkpr.,
20 yrs. with Times-Herald until
sold. Conscientious and ambitious:
Box 1s5, Mclean. Va, Ell. 6-364O.
NIGHT WK., Waterman or clerical;
part or full time wanted by ret.
goyt. acct. elk, "a. ovERPEcK.
DU. 7-54I2.
FAINTER wants work; private homes.
ONCE clean, color mixer. Ii. 4-2937.
g.
PRESSER, colored. in tailor shop or
haberdasher. or driver and light
delivery. refs. HUI. 1896.
VETERAN, ~. bus. col. training: de-
pendable; any Job with future. Box
150-T, Star.
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work and other misc. odd Jobs. Cal
the SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
Light Center. ME S-4532.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AIR CONDITIONER, VI h.p., used yery
SNORT oas6 time; cost $3.50, sell $500, RA.
AIR. CONDITIoNER DISCOUNT s2iE.
.-1954 Mitchell, S24g. 9s. Free serv.
ice and installatieff Chrysier case
mens AlEs fond, also used cond. !,
SnU; ALLISON'S. AID. 4-420g. %
ik-CONDiTIONERS - Feeders, new
1908 factory cartons; a hip. S245.
;SeI.sS, easement. u h.p.. Sl99. Free
AaMEi5aSauES. contents Of home, %
Anu0ue and modern furniture, rugs,
emma, curtains, drapes, linens. etc.
Hours only l to pm.
"A. s-7eos TU. a-2727
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GOVERNESS = Experienced: recent
city references; 5h-day week; live
in; $40 week. RA. 3-32S5. -
HOUSEKEEPER-Must have knowl-
edge of Jewish cooking; 5h days
week; must like children. ~.
HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged. white,
active. live in. for Catholic rectory,
who will make q home for herself
and the priest. Box 116-S, Star.
Iii
LADY. white. refined, good cook. not
over SO; good permanent home; live
in. Box How. Star. --S
temporary, .July-Sept. Is. S:15
to 5:15; must be reliable; prefer
Nd. resident. Call after 5:1b pm.
MAID-G INV; plain cooking, help
care for 2 children: live in. in air.
cond. rambler; all cleo. convent
ences; must have refs. To. BOAT.
DAY WORKER desires days work,
business people only. white. clean.
honest. HU. 3-4740, ewes. after s.
coLORED WOMAN. refined, live in.
care for small child. Inv; $50 wk.
NO. 7-4202 after 10 am. 20
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HELP---MEN
Statesmen

ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
dignified: sold by ap-
pointment only; leads furnished.
Apply 927 18th st. NV. 18th Floor,
Mr.. MAGITI, ---G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

REFRIGERATION and sautomatic
washer mechanic. experienced. Cal
OIL. 4-3224 or 10. 4-7721 after g.
RESTAURANT helper, white, for
small restaurant; hours, z am. to
4 pm: 8-day week; $40; local refs.
R SSi SEs'so' HELPER. experienced Hence
steady Job. Box 55-V. Star. 10
ROOFER, white experienced in all
types OF roofs and sheet metal work;
steady Job. Box 225-S. Star. 10
ROOM CLERK
For Q large D. G. hotel. Experience
WORKING S Condition. Ss Company eS bsne.
fits and PAD vacation Please state
age and complete qualifications IN
initial reply. Box 3S7.s. Star.
SALESMAN, experienced, good closer,
for home Improvement company
Leads furnished Phone for appt..
from 8 to II. Ia. 9-l127. ID
SALESMAN, telephone salesman, must
have experiences; selling package
gadio time; top money for expert
snced man; Telephone RE. 1880.
Mr., DILLON. Ill
above average earnings. win help
you close sales. AID. 4-4209. Ill
salesman want married man
with car. experienced or inexperi-
enced in direct sales. who wants to
earn substantial income. Phone
ia. $4,000 between 2-5 pm. Thurs
day. July g.. or Friday, July 9. be
ing qualifications to Box los,
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
IMMIGRANTS

Little knowledge of English and q
car qualities you for q career OPP
portunity with q Nationwide or
ganization. Earnings while train
interview call Mr.. ANDRE. Ii. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
YOUNG MAN

with experier &c in the automobile
business wac would be interested n
fered an opportunity to make a
permanent connection with o large.
long established reputable automo-
bile dealer.
To 2 clean cut, reliable man with
offers an excellent opportunity for
advancement with splendid earning
possibilities
In reply stat, age. family status,
education and give full details of
automobile experience. Box 479-V.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
CASHIER TYPIST

NJ AAJAA4Ax4N ~ \ = In -
Young lady with cashier experience
for aforementioned clothing store;
good salary for competent. steady
worker.
GEORGE & co.
910 It'll st. NV.
CHECKER ron GROCERY STORE;
good working conditions. Gail MR.
BERMAN at DE: 2-187k %
references required; tipping. Apply
Mr.. Heck, DIXIE JANITOR SUP
PLY CO., INC, 2l0 Mass. ave. NV.
cigar and sundries dept.
some exner.. perm. DOS. SHEPHERD
PARK PHARM... 7723 Ga. ave. ne.
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.IAI.n11SIES

GENERAL REPATR-Pafnting, paper.
ing. plastering. carpentry and screen
ing We do good work. AP. 7-Sl64.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

I'd. . international
with front end loader. Cali JE.
graphic 4x5 Crown Pace
maker, TAT, optar tense, grafiite
nash attachment, Il erafiex holders,
grafiex carrying case: absolutely new
cond.: used very little. Cash price.
S175. JU. 5-1662. %
CHAIRS, dinette 8. sturdy; buffet; can
be sold sep. good cond., reas. EN-.
3-3616 after 6:3O pm. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
CINDER BLOCK
Last Week-Last Week
Size: 8x8x16

ACE WRECKING co.
SHIRLEY HOMES JOB OF. 1924
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

JANITOR, part time, colored. with
9Th class engineer license. for NV,
apt. house: apt. and salary. Apply
DREYFUSS BROS, 1919 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
HELP-woMEN

ACCORDION PLAYER. young. at
tractive, good salary Apply JOHN
NY'S. 500 9Th st. Sc. Ii. 3-9s15.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Three Entertain
Fair Bluff Club

FAIR BLUFF, n. c. The Octob-
e. meeting Of the Fair Bluff Wo-
ans Club was nc!d at the home
II Mrs. Robert King, with Mrs.
J. &. Prince and Mrs. L. c.. Heath
erly as co-hoStesses.
Mrs. Paul Scott president, pre-
sided.
Mrs. J. c. Rogers gave a report
N the keeping OF the Powell
Cemetery a project of the club.
Mrs. Ruth Edmund and Mrs.
VI. F. Martin, who have conducted
salcS OF Christmas cards outside
he club, gave a report on their
sales and completed sales among
hub members al the meeting.
Mrs. Frank Waddcll reported that
tair Bluff Officials have approved
ne making of the town a Bird
Sanctuary.
Members voted TO hold their
annual Christmas dinner at the
Pee Dee Lodge, with Mrs. Spencer
scott, Mrs. l.. c.. Heatherly and
Mrs. O. NJ. Rogers in charge of
..rangements. Husbands will at
end the affair.
Mrs. J. c. Rogers. Mrs. J. l..
Nutrcll and Mrs Henry Coleman
we're appointed at the committee
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

freezing. by too high storage
temperatures.
Limited space necessitates
treatment of only one aspect of
the freezing operation at a time.
For this reason packaging mater
ial which is one of the most COM
mon causes for dissatisfaction
home freezers is selected for elab-
Grafton here. Check these points:
/. Drawing wrapping materials
tightly around the food whenever
possible, exclude as much air as
you can.
2. Prevent the foods from dry
ing out by using containers thor
oughly moisture vapor proof.
Such packaging materials may
be. waxed cylindrical containers,
round nesting waxed cups, square
or rectangular waxed cartons,
"bag-in-box" types, moisture =
proof bags, moisture-proof cello
phane, pliofilm, rubber, latex
bags, metal foil. Single items q.
s. doughnuts) are readily pack
aged in foil. Glass and tin jars
are completely vapor-proof.
B. Avoid large, thick packaging.
Small, thin containers permit
quick freezing and later quick
thawing.
4. Limit your package to the
quantity of that particular pro-
duct which you will want to
serve at one time. Food should
not be refrozen once it has been
thawed.
3. Place a layer of two pieces
of cellophane every inch or so
throughout the package in the
case OF some soft foods such as
creamed chicken. This technique
speeds up relocating and is espec-
tally satisfactory for foods that
tend to be gummy when stirred
and relocated.
b. Allow space at the top for
expansion of liquid foods.
I. Date and label each package
rms is essential because of the
short storage life of some prepar-
ed foods, and you have a record
OF what TO replenish.
8. Place delicate foods in stur-
dy containers to prevent MASKING
them.
y. Use a thin container if YOU
WISH 10 complete the baking pro-
cess in 1t as in storing an unbaked
PIE, cake batter, muffin batter or
roll dough.
III. Use grease-proof containers
ior foods high in fat content.
II. Use containers which will
moi lmpart flavor or odors to
foods stored in them.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mrs. B. c. Duncan and daughter,
Nettie Mae, are spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Duncan in Albany, Ga.
Mrs. Neal HinSon and children
Of Whiteville were Sunday visit
ors Of her mother, Mrs. Bette
Norris.
Mrs. Carl HinSon was a Sunday
visitor of Mrs. Oscar Soles.
Duckery Nealey is a patient in
the hospital at Loris.
Mrs. Franklin Norris is ill at
this time.
Mrs. Fred Todd and baby are
sick at the present time.
There was singing convention
at the church Sunday.
Reporting for the cemetery
cleaning Saturday were Oscar
Soles, Lewis Soles, Mrs. Oscar
Soles, Mrs. Bette Norris, Mrs.
Lannie Norris and children. An
other cleaning is planned for Sat-
urday. All folks in the community
are urged to take part in the
cleaning program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

could be more convenient than
your own freezer In your own
home to suit your own needs.
There are several roads to sue
cessful frozen food products each
one a necessary pathway to the
next one. The consecutive road
signs follow in this manner: pre-
pairing, blanching. cooling, pack
aging. freezing, and storing. You'll
want to select high quality for
freezing and to plan a complete
turnover of freezer contests at
least yearly. Even high-quality
foods can be spoiled, however, by
poor methods of preparation, by
poor blanching, by two slow cool
ing, by poor packaging, by slow
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

to name officers for the coming
year.
Reports were also given BY
those in charge of the booths ut
the bazaar 70 b held In the Leg
ion Hut. November q.
The club voted to change the
meeting date to the fourth Friday
Of each month to become effective
the first of the year.
Holiday House will be held "a
gain this Christmas season. and
Mrs. Frank Waddell was named
chairman of the committee to
make arrangements for the event.
Following the meeting, refresh
ments were served to so members
by the hostesses.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Sessions Joins
Staff OF WTAp

Henry Sessions, native of Con-
way, and formerly associated with
the radio station in Myrtle Beach.
AaS been appointed to the position
OF announcer with WTAB in Tab
or City.
Inc 23-year-old Henry County
native replaces Bob ions who has
accepted an announcer's post with
me radio station in Henderson.
N. c.
Sessions is a member of the
Woodmen of the World and has
oeen very active in all phases
of civic work.
lie Is a graduate OF Conway
High School and is presently at
tending the Conway Junior COL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Fomous slogans often hove way Of being
taken For granted. The expression, MS The
Dobbs!" is probably a good case in point. It is
SO we'll known and SO generally used to express
The finest that sometimes the full significance of
It in terms of hots may be missed. Years oqo,
Dobbs decided their name must always stond for
the very best They felt then tond still DOL thot their
hots must be completely right when viewed from
ony angle, and must be outstanding in every way.
whof is more notufo. therefore. thon that they
should soy MS The Dobbs', meaning that the
hot bearing the Dobbs label is the utimote in
styling, craftsmanship and suitability for the dis
erminotine ndivdvoIs Furthermore, isn't il Under
stondoble that IFS The Dobbs!" entered the diom
OF the noton TO mean the finest"e We ore proud
to be part Of the Dobbs story and will continue TO
help make the slogan ring true AS in the pos. YOU
will find Dobbs hots in our store in selections to
suit your individual toste .----
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Prior to serving two years In
the Army, Sessions was associat-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Ideas
For
Women
By JULIA KNOTT
(CP&L Company Economist)
FREEZE YOUR OWN

Want fresh-tasting. nutritive
foods all winter long? Frozen
foods are your answer And what
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
REGISTER OF DEEDS
REPORT FOR OCTOBER

Report of the Register of Deeds
Tor the month of October, 1854.
os4 Chattels at SOC .... S297.OO
Iol Liens al QUO ........ 5l.50
III DeedS ............... 406.70
Zol mortgages ......... 700.25
il2 lrreg. Instr'ts w 46675
=o4 MISC. lnstrmts .... 1865
Marriage License 80. $500
S214705
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

I'd with station WHAT in Conway.
He Is married 10 The former
Ivadean johnson Of Conway.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-08
RTHWEST TIMES : Sc. 1894
kvC Basketball

Wednesday. December 8 at Bud
dhist
methodist VS. CYO(G)
8-Lotus VS.. Valedas co
9-St Peters VS. Baptist OBJ
Thursday. December o at NvC
7:30 Main Bowl VS. Wisteria &C
8:30-CYO VS.. Ruby Chow(G
Friday. December 10 at Buddhist
Baptist VS. Cong. OBJ
8-Main Bowl Savoys VS. Metho-
dist(A)
9-Vikings VS., E Union(A)
Monday. Dec 10. at NvC
7-E Union VS.. st. Peter's(B)
8-Trojans VS. B7ptist(B)
Wednesday. Dec Is. Buddhist
Lotus VS. Wisteria GO
8-Main Bowl VS.. Ruby Chow(G
9-E Union B VS.. Cong. OBJ
Thursday. Dec is, at NVC
7:30 Methodist VS. M. Bowl(G)
8;30-Wisteria VS.. r. Chow(G)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-08
D ALL EVENTS

Kaz Yamasaki Seattle-1718
2. George saito. ontario. 17l3
3. Pruney Tsuji, Seattle, 1902
Tommy Uchida. Wapato, l70O
5. Johnny Chinn, Seattle, 1891
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-08
. SWEEPSTAKES

Q SWEEPSTAKES
l Tod Shirahama Spokane 1176
2 Herb Furuta Seattle. 1172
8 Pruney Tsuji Seattle 1854
4 Ben Yoshida Tacoma. las
S. Doc Lee. Portland 1143
6 Rich Wong Portland 114O
T. Johnny Chinn Seattle 1889
8 Chuck Matsui Wapato, 1922
8 Yosh Fujita. Tacoma. 1921
10. Roy Tsuji. Spokane, lib
II Shig Urakawa Seattle. lit
IL. Vic Wong. Portland TIA
- Tom Osasa. Portland I'LL
ID Roy Hashitani. Ontario, I'LL
is. Jim Furukawa Portland ITO
Is. Shiz Kondo, Wapato, LOG
II TAX Shibuya Seattle 11O4
Q MIXED DOUBLES
/. Takako Inukai- Ken Namba
1916
2 Lois Yut- Yosh Fujita 1858
3 Kazie Yokoyama- Hiro Sasaki
1046
4 YoYo Konishi- Tux Mikami
1887
5. Kathleen Sasaki- Pancho Ma
kashima 1925
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Dec. IS Session

Rokka Ski Club will meet at 7:30
pm. Wednesday. December Is. in
Collins fieldhouse to hear an Off
Ger of the Pacific Northwestern
Ski Association describe and ex-
plain his groups program.
A representative from the Aspen
Co. Aspen. Colo, will also be pre-
sent. He will show and lecture on
a color film "Aspen In Winter"
The public is cordially invited to
attend the meeting. according to
president S Omori
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Friday. Dec II at Buddhist
7-Valedas VS. CYOoG
81. Lancers VS. M. Bowl Saw
oys(A
9-Mar-Louie VS. Meth. (A)
Monday. Dec. 20. at NvC
7-Valeda VS. Methodist(G)
8-Lotus VS. Main Bowl(G
9-Trojans VS.. Cong. CD
Wednesday. Dec. %. at Buddhist
7-Trojans VS. st. PetersCB)
8-Mar-Louie VS. E UnionCA)
9-Vikings VS.. M Bowl Savoys (A
yy1nryEsr g,yls lyn,,.y.y,y NY s,.a
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Bowling Marks

Sisei Commercial League w
Poy 246 shig sumioka 234 George
Taketa 223; Tad Kono $50 Morrie
Yamaguchi eo6. Wally Poy 6l6 Joe
Donofrio COG.
. Nisei Industrial League-H.
KOmatsu 2S8; Kermit Eng SOB.
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YanaSakiPinStar
Averages 100
In Oregon Test

PORTLANDa Greg. - Bombing
the pins for 19O-plus average,
Kaz Yamasaki of Seattle last week
end shared the coveted all-events
award in the, mems division to be
acclaimed outstanding bowler of
the Oregon Nisei bowling tourney
in East Side Bowl. Yamasaki a
massed 1718 pins to earn top prize
and trophy for his pin-shatter-
ing achievement. HIS closest foe
was George Saito of Ontario with
1713.
The cool Seattle star also paced
Seventh Ave. Service to the team
victory and joined Shig Urakawa
to place second in the doubles.
The winners list follows: