davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Boys Wear
Arlington Only

Arlington Only
3-$29.95 Zip Lined OvercOats;
sizes 8 and 16 $11.99
-$24.95 Year Round Cadet
Suits; IA, 1S and 20 - $11.99
3-$7.95 Flannel Lined RayOn
Jackets; size 4 1897
$3.50 Cotton POplin Flannel
Lined Jackets; size 4 - $1.99
2-$l2.95 Famous Make Wash
able Jackets, wool lined; size
8 --------------- $5.88
4-Jr. Boys $A.S5 Stacks; broken
sizes - S2.39
$3.50 All Wool Sweaters;
broken sizes ---.--- $3.50
12-$1.99 Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts; size 4 --9 -99c
S$3.99 Sleeveless Sweaters;
1O-$2.95 Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts; broken sizes -$1.39
sass Cowboy Shirts; size 4,
$1.4S
sass Black Hoppy Dunga-
rees; size IA only -------$1.99
KGnR's-Street Floor, Arlington
WGshinston Only
1O-$1.9S SnO-Pruf HOrSehide
MittenS; small sizes 79c
11-S5.99 and $3.50 All Wool
Sweaters; broken sizes -, $2.S9
3-S7.95 Milium Lined Jackets;
size 4 S3.8S
12-$7.95 Washable Poplin Jack
cts with cotton flannel Innings,
size 4 4----- $3.S8
SS3.99 Cotton POpIin Lined
Jackets; size 4 ---- $1.88
ES3.99 Unlined Cotton POplin
Jackets; size 4 S1.79
ES1O.95 and $11.95 Famous
Make Jackets; sizes 6 and IL,
$5.8S
19-S7.9S TwO-TOne Satin Warm
Up Jackets; IL to 20 in group,
$3.88
1-S24.s5 Zip Lined O'Coat;
size 3 -$lO.SS
13-Youths' $24.95 and S29.S5
Year Round Suits; sizes 13, IA,
IS, Is -----S11.99
S$11.S5 All Wool Husky Flan-
mel Stacks; size % waist S4.8S
3-$9.95 husky Gabardine
Stacks; % and 80 waist S4.8S
4-S7.99 Two-Pc. Shirt and
Corduroy LOngie Sets; size 10,
S4.98
2l-$2.5O and $2.99 All Wool
Hugtoppers; broken sizes, Sl.9S
18-S2.99 Cotton Flannel Sport
Shirts; size 4 - $1.47
12-Junior Boys $2S.95 Husky
Suits; 2 to II ------$14.S9
KGnn's-Second Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Upholstery

l6o-s4.SS to s6.Ss Fiberglas
Tailored Curtains, white, 63",
73", 81" and 80" long. damaged,
$2.98
14-$9.9S to $lO.4s \ Fiberglas
Ruffled Curtains, 45", 54", dam
aged $2.98
15-$8.98 Embroidered Rayon
Two Tone Green and Blue Cur
tains, 90" S4.49
12-$6.9S Ruffled Ninon Cur
tains, grey and eggshell, 80"
$4.49
,19-S4.98 Organdy Finished
Marquisette Curtains, 63". 81"
long S2.9S
17-$7.98 Flocked Figured Mar
quisette Curtains, gold, eggshell
and green, 72~ long -.--- $4.49
8-S8.95 Ready Made Floral
Pattern Knit Slipcover for
Wing Chair S5.95
1-$2S.95 Custom Made Slipcover
in Barkeloth. TV Chair, Persim-
AAOtl S14.SS
1-$28.95 Custom Made Coral
Barkcl0th Slipcover for round
back chair ---$ $I4.99
S52.98 ust0m Made Two
Cushion Sofa Cover, turquoise
chevron pattern = - $28.99
2-S28.98 Custom Made Chair
Covers, T-Cushion Styles, grey
and brown $I4.99
Kdnn's-Third Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Bedroom
Furniture
h Price

$52.5O 1nnerSpring Mattress,
stitched prebuilt borders, double
size --------- $26.25
S69.75 Englander African Box
Spring, as is, double size, $34.S7
S69.50 Serta Sertapedic Box
Spring, heavy ticking, as it,
double size STATS
$3.50 Simmons Smooth Top
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
derS, twin size - $26.25
$3.50 Simmons Innnerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der, twin size $44.50
$500 EngIander Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring Set.
foam topped, twin size = $49.5O
STATS Foster Box Spring, sturdy
coil construction, twin size,
$l7.38
S19.95 Cricket Chair, maple f1n-
iSh, red covering, as is - $9.98
$22.50 BoudOir Chair, green and
chartreuse, soiled ------ $11.25
$22.5O CuriO Cabinet, black and
red, as is ----4.- $11.25
$lS.S5 Curio Cabinet, mahog-
any finish, as is g SCAT
KGnn'S-LOiDer Lepel,
Arlington Only
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Lingerie

100-S2.99 and $3.50 Flannelette
Pajamas and Gowns, broken
sizes and styles, irregularS $l.99
I3-S14.95 to S16.95 Nylon Tricot
Slips and Gowns, broken
sizes ---- - S1O.95
24-$2.99 Flannelette Pajamas.
broken sizes, soiled $1.99
25-$8.95 Nylon TricOt Gowns,
white, broken sizes SAT-
Kann'S-Second Floor,
Washington
2S-$3.S9 to $5.95 Rayon Crepe
Gowns, Slips and PetticOats,
broken sizes and styles - $2.99
5O-S2.99 Rayon Crepe Slips,
lace trimmed or tailored, broken
sizes 2 for $500
50-$5.95 Puckered Nylon Pa
jamas, broken sizes and styles
$4.88
Kdnn'S-Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Silcer'
Pr. $50 Sterling Silver Candle
sticks. 10" size, dented $3.50
$3.50 william Rogers Silver
plated Ia bIeware, dessert
spoons. salad forks, dinner
forks, scratched - 29c
10-$2.49 Silverplated Cream
Pitchers, slightly scratched 97c
5O-$2.98 Sterling Handle Serv-
ing Pieces with stainless steel
blade. Pie servers and cheese
oC4 NCAS S1."
$500 Sterling Handle Cake
or Bread Knives ----- $2.97
plus tax
$32.50 35-pc. Set william Rogers
Silverplated Tableware - $22.97
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Housewares

5-S4.95 Darcy Can Openers,
floor samples S2.47
5-S5.98 Darcy Can OpePers,
floor samples - S2.99
18-S1.98 Liquid Plastic Coating
and Solvent 49c
6-S4.9S 24-Pc. Table Service,
stainless steel -- S2.99
11-98c Quart CellOwax with
Bluko Cleaner, sample ---- 49c
14-S2.84 Large Sponge Rubber
Bath Mats CSC
36-$1.O0 Plastic Window Drapes
Soc
11-$17.95 Solid Brass Andirons,
SS.97
AS9.45 15-lb. Weighted Floor
l8-$l.69 Silver Polishing Mitts
49c
Kdnn'S-Third Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
COrSetS

1OO-Sl.OO to S3.50 Discontinued
STYLE Brassieres, short and
long line models in cotton, rayon
satin and rayon batiste; broken
sizes 5Oc 10 Sl.VU
25-S5.OO to S5.95 Famous Name
Padded BrassiereS, sole d;
broken sizes $3.50 to S2.SS
lO-S12.5O Rivoli Front Lacing
Corsets, tearose; broken sizes,
$6.25
Kann'S-Second Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Jesl,eIs.as


$3.50 to SO Compacts, as is.
$3.7S to $500
$21.5O Cigarette Case and Com
pact Set 49, S8.95
$l6.5O Cigarette Case and Com
pact Set :. $5.95
rs Pcs. $1.OO to sl.95 Hand
Painted JewelrJ 2 for S1.69"
$500 Stone Set Pins $685.
.7-$l.95 Rhinestone Crown
Necklaces - $l.OO%
$500 Novelty Necklace and
Earring Sets ------ $1.95"
$500 Large Size Jewel Boxes,
as Is $1.OO
S$1S Stone Set Compacts, as
10 -------- SOsVVN
15-$1.OO Metal Compacts, as is
SOC
125 Pcs. SEC Jewelry 8 for 25c"
'plas eos tar
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Fabrics

400 Yds. S1.59 Mill Lengths Cot
ton CordurOys, to 3 yd.
lengt,1s. vd 79c
500 yds. s1.69 slipper Satin. 8
coiors. yd. SSc
2Go Yds. Sl.C0 Rayon Cha''is
Prints, 6 patterns; yd. '9c
800 Yds. S7.o5 Twill Back Vel
vc.een. 6 colorS; va. Sl.95
400 Yds. S2.95 Antique Silk Taft
feta. s colors; yd. Sl,69
100 Yds. $3.50 WoosterlOn Rayon
Suitings, 40" wide, 4 colors;
vd Sl.88
Kdnn'S-Street Floor,
Washington and Arlington
ACC to 79c Plain and Printed
Cotton Remnants in desirable
lengths, 35" wide; yd.------25c
S1.99 Imported Two Ply COttOns,
Al" wide, crease resistant;
checks and stripes, fast colors;
yd. ----SSc
Kdnn'S-Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Mems FURNISHINGS


1$6.95 and $7.95 Button Front
and PullOver Sweaters ---S4.99
1-$9.95 Button Front Sweater,
royal blue, size SO -- $3.50
1-S1O.95 Plaid Lined Upper
Front Jacket, size AZ S4.99
+$3.95 Basque Shirts, long
sleeves, muSSed --: :$1.99
1-$10.95 Long Sleeve Polo Shirt,
musSed - $2.99
-$6.95 and $10.95 Long Sleeve
Sport Shirts, mussed, soiled,
$3.50
S6.95 All Wool Sport Shirt. $1.99
Soc White Handkerchiefs,
soiled " 24c
8 Irregs. $3.50 Sleep Coats, $1.39
3O-S5c Fancy Cotton Shorts,
59c
8 Irregs. SS.95 Cotton Pajamas,
sizes G and D -----$1.39
SASS Corduroy Sport Shirts,
mussed $3.50
@$3.95 RayOn PajamaS -$2.88
15-$3.95 Leather Wallets. $2.77
plus 300 tax
2-$6.9S NylOn Shirts, mussed,
$3.50
1-S7.95 Dacron Shirt, soiled,
$3.50
KGnn'S-Street Floor,
Washington
12-$1.65 Short Sleeve Basque
Shirts, broken sizes --------77c
11-&2.5O Denim Play Shorts,
size 80 -$1.1S
q Irregs. $1.O0 Athletic Shirts,
40
A&5.96 Famous Make Tuxedo
Dress Shirts, unused $3.50
12-$3.50 Leather Wallets,
famous make -----------$L33
plus 20% tax
KGnn's-Street Floor,
AFlin0f01l
Evening star., 1954-01-07
TOilelrieS

TOiletrieS
15c Bath Soap, assorted frag-
RANGES 1Oc
Mems and Women's $500 Nat
ural BristIe Brushes - $1.99
25c Pine Water SOftener az lb.
bag) - -- -- Sc
3 for Soc Del Gloria Baby Cas-
tile Soap - 3 for 1Oc
SLIGO Spicy Apple Blossom Bath
Soc to sl.Oe Assorted Toilet. etc
rieS 19&
$l.5O Lingerie Perfume 39c"
'Dlus 2O% tar
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
Washington
China
10-$3.98 Plastic Fish Bowls
$1.00
18-$2.S8 English Decorated
JUMBO cups ana SaucerS S1.49
6O-$4.98 California Egg Plates
$1.69
Pr. $19.98 Hens and ROosters
S9.98
S-$9.9S Italian DOnkeys - S4.98
@$8.98 Lazy Susans, Italian
Pottery --. $3.50
1S-$3.9S Lazy Susans, plastic
S1.99
2-S29.98 62-Pc. Dinner Sets,
S14.98
8S1.O Crystal Bowls for
flowers or fruit -- SOC
Konn's-Thtrd Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Infants Wear


1899 Fine Corduroy Crawlers.
Pink, blue, small, medium and
large ------------------ $I.VU
Boys $1.99 Two-pc. Cotton
Knit Suits, ! to 3 ------ $1.O0
$3.50 to $3.50 Baby Dresses, cor
duroys and sheers, 6 to IL mos,
$500
$1.99 Plisse Fitted Crib Sheets,
pastels and white ------ $1.OO
S1.15 Novelty Stripe Cotton
Knit Polo Shirts, short sleeves,
3 to 6X X-------------7Oc
Little Girls $1.S9 Cotton Knit
Cardigans, pink, yellow, 3 to 6.
$1.0O
Little Girls $1.99 Cotton Knit
Slipon Blouse, pink or yellow,
8 TO 3 -------- -~------ $l.UO
Boys $3.50 All Wool SlipOn
Sweaters, sizes 3 and 4 = $500
Little Girls $500 Nylon Slipon
Sweaters, pastels, 3 and 4, $1.5O
Boys $5.95 Two-pc. Corduroy
Slack and Jacket Sets, brown,
green and navy, broken sizes,
3 to 3 8--------------------$4.OO
Konn's-Fourth FEoor.t
W0eE$n0t0n:
Evening star., 1954-01-07
LRHfherQOOdS

1-Woman's S10.50 Red Leather
Billfold and Keytainer Set,
$500"
1-S17.95 Brown Calfskin Bag.
as is - S7.95'
@S7.95 Brown and Red Box
Bags = =. ~-- S0:VO.
-S7.95 Navy Faille Bags $500.
S7.95 Red and Green Lizard
Rap $685.
SES1O.95 and $12.95 Leather
Rags .$6.95"
eS1.5O Pastel Billfolds, as is
29c"
2-S1O.95 Wool Broadcloth Bags,
navy and brown $500"
4-S7.95 Beige Calfskin Bags,
S5.00s
Mans S7.95 Untitled Case S3.95
3-S2.OO Cosmetic Bags 59c'
'DluS 20S tGS
Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1954-01-07
On Sale Washington Store Only
FasrS

Fasr.S
S19.75 Ranch Mink Scarf. per
skin ----------- $1O.75
S44.00 Baum Marten Scarf, per
SKIN ---------------- wow
$1,000 Dyed MOutOn Lamb
Coat, size IA ------ $44.OO
$500 Tweed Cloth Coat with
Dyed Persian Lamb Lining, size
IA $500
$144.OO Dyed Muskrat Flank
Cape Stole, tan ----~- $50
S229.OO Natural Kid Coat, size
10 ---------- -------- $lSS.VV
SI99.OO Black Dyed Persian
Lamb Paw Coat, size IL $139.0O
S299.OO Tan Dyed Muskrat
Flank Coat, size 16 ---- $179.OO
$459.OO Natural Squirrel Coat.
size 16 $259.OO
All plus 20% tar
Fur products labeled to show eoun.
try Of origin OF imported furs.
K0nn'S-Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
Girls Wear
10-S2.99 Felt Hats S1.69
20-S4.99 Ankle Length Che
mile Robes $3.50
12-Sl4.95 Winter Weight Plaid
Wool Jackets -----.----- $500
3O-$2.99 Printed Cotton Crepe
UOWHS -------- -------- ooC
2O-$5.99 All Wool Campus
Jackets $3.S9
SASS Ankle Length Rayon
Taffeta Dress --- $500
3-S14.95 White Nylon Dresses,
$40
1$7.99 White Cotton Dresses,
$500
Kdnn's-Fourth Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07

NUGtUBHS
28-$3.99 Plastic RaincOats, with
hood and carrying case; broken
sizes and colors ---S1.49
$500 Treadbout Slippers.
assorted colors; broken sizes, 49c
5S-$1.69 to $2.49 Garment
Bags, assorted sizes and colors,
SOC
76-$1.50 Bedtimers, dainty cot
ton slippers for adults and
children 75c
70-S1.98 Green Plastic Glider
Covers 99c
25-S1.95 Metal Hat Racks, holds
three hats 99c
65-79c Metal Blouse Racks,
holds five blouses -49c
Kann's-Street Floor,
Washington
DOllieSticS
3OO-Sec. $2.59 Pacific Truth
Sheets, 81x99- Sl.69
2-S3.19 Utica Percale Sheets,
72x1O8 8-------------$2.49
SO-S3.59 Utica Percale Sheets,
blx1O8 $3.50
72-$3.99 Utica PercaIe Sheets,
9Ox1O8 1919
96-S2.59 Pacific Percale Sheets,
IZXSS 81 .99
15O-Sec. $3.19 Cannon Percale
Sheets, S1x108 S2.19
5O-Sec. $8.95 PequOt Double
Hollywood Bed Sheets,
108x1221a -- -. $4.99
K1nn's-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Junior WeWr.

Junior wear
12-S8.95 to $1O.95 RayOn
Dresses $500
8-S14.95 Rayon Faille Dresses
with rhinestone trims, beige
$500
12-$22.95 to $25 Long and
Short Formals - $500
15-$17.95 to $22.95 Rayon Taf-
feta and Wool Dresses - $1,000
Kann's-Secosd Floor,
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Knit indies

12-$5.95 Cotton Balbriggan
Gowns, broken sizes ---- $3.50
47-S9c to $500 Winter Weight
Undies, several styles Soc to
$1.OO
1-$6.95 Rayon Tricot Dress
Length Gown, white, small,
--,,. $1.50
KGnR,sStyeet Floor,
W0ehtnHton
Evening star., 1954-01-07
$l9.95 to $39.95
SompIe
Down Comforts
$l4.99 ).
s24.95

72x84 acetate satin COM
forts filled with fine i'm
ported down. True lux
ury! Just 40 at these
prices.
KGnn'S-Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Lamps

Lamps
$8.98 Modern Ceramic Table
Lamps with cone-shape fiber
glass shades. Red, green or
chartreuse. %" tall ----- S4.99
$7.98 Ceramic Modern Table
Lamps with red, green or char
treuse fiber glass shades. 10"
tall, as is ----------$ $3.50
$6.08 Wrought Iron Tripod
Reading. Floor Lamps with red
or green shades ------- $3.50
Tv Lamps, various styles,
slightly scratched. $3.50 to
$12.99
6-$12.98 China Table Lamps
with hand painted rose design.
Complete with rayon shade,
ss.ss
1$3.99 Children's Lamps, vari-
Gus styles, floor samples, $1.99
KGnn's-Third Floor,
Washington
LOtDer Leuet-Arlinqton
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Hosiery
NegIigeeS

50-SS.95 Sculptured Nylon
Busters. misses broken sizes,
S6.88
75-S3.99 Cotton Crepe Busters,
misses and women's broken
sizes $500
KGnn'S-Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Auto Seat Cover
CLEARANCE

Sl6.95 Plastic Coated S8.88
$21.95 Plastic Sealed S1O.9O
$32.95 Saran Plastic $14.9O
1895 Plastic Covers, CEN
ter arm rests, most 40 to
so cars ----- $19.95
$685. De luxe Lumite
Plastic, quilted plastic
trim, most 40 to "a cars,
$21.95
KGnn's-Fourth Floor,
Washington
LotDer LeDel. Arlington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Teens Wear

Teens Wear
4-$32.5O Winter Goats - $2S.OO
3-$16.95 Vinapex Plastic Jack
cts, washable ~ $12.OO
6-$12.95 RayOn Gabardine
Winter Jackets ----- $1,000
KGnn'S-Fourth Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
GIOUes


10 Prs. Sc Fur-Lined Capeskin
Gloves, black and brown; brok-
en- sizes $3.50
127 Prs. S1.OO and Sl.50 ALI
Wool Gloves and Mitts; broken
sizes 49c
267 Prs. sl.25 to $500 Rayon
and NylOn Gloves, assorted
colors; sizes 6 to 7ia 8Sc
30 Prs. $500 Leather Gloves;
brown, black, white, oatmeal,
cork $3.50
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
Washington
Hosiery
129 prs. "As Is" Sheer Nylons,
broken sizes and colors 2 prs.
$1!O0
2l prs. $1.5O Service Weight
Silk Hosiery, broken sizes and
colorS S1.OO
2s prs. s1.65 s6 gauge, IL denier
Nylons. broken sizes - S1.19
4S prs. S1.15 Dandy Seamless
Nylons. broken assortment 69c
q prs. Sl.00 No Seam Run-Re-
sistant Nylons, broken sizes, CSC
Kann's-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-01-07
WeOreUe1.
Aluminium

" "CGUTGUGT
Aluminium
S-$3.25 Corn Peppers $1.99
1886 Five-Pc. Snack Sets,
$2.49
15-S4.25 Sizzling Steak Plat
tiers ----------$2.98
24-$1.5O Lazy Suzy Cookie
OuttctS -----.
6-$3.75 Grill BroiIers- SIPS
11-$13.99 Pressure Gamers
$8.88
1O-$1.5O Parti Fours ----$1.OO
K0ssn's-Thsrd Floor,
WGshSngt0R
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03
~ EAsY-viSION LETS YOU
Il LISTEN ON EARPHOkES.

Just plug HofmAns special headssts
into the Private Line jaek-you hear
TV pitho out disturbing! It's Easy
Vision ~, in q handsome all-wood
mahogany finish cabinet.
Base available.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03

q PURELY of friends,
Hirahara Committee will do col
un for shortly publicity
another pal Takagi the brain" from
Minneapolis tusse the typewriter to turn out
column COPY with his attrac
pleased add things will be looking up for
orr readers spots "o limits"
man or like that before the
when the the the de-
tectve acquaintance front story on dis
ormnatory Bohe Way received two
telephone calls Real Estate Board which in
formed us realtor' Ca board member Piled
oed to adhere eics) and the other from
Globe Realtv head admitting the article was true
and after listening what kind of people make up
our country said speak the one(we know his name and the
others names he smart in giving the Japanese
American pl, the he offered no apology s
there are times when extremely difficult to remain silent es-
eav one faces fool speaks of turn with bravado and
~ resorts to character the offending fellow ought
nrcbe his own soul model father he cheaH OH Ills
wife or ne S Gods gift to mankind
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03

Shig H;ronaka
wOEN-YoYo Yokoyama Carol Daty Yoke Hisni-
and Les Yut
II the mems sh the ontario bomber IS tie only
nonsealette Hronaka is easily tops and
choice
There was no TsuOo and Pney Tsu they are
proven material particularly enjoyed his greatest season
Nob akaash Nakaa surprise selection were hard
pressed for Aonors by stellar performers T Produces fosn
Ft George o. and johnny Frank Yokoyaa and Taxa
Aba of Seattle ard 1c Tony Mayeda Moses Lake al
50 we're gwen serious consideration And there hatf OF other
candidates districts. too
The wonens sar-s.uaded quite simple to choose
VIII the following ladies step Don't be bhf YoYo o-
r KAYE Yokohama CARO- Daty Hhikawa and Los Yut
n the running for position. ausar I've we're Mckee Oa-
ma rakako Iaukai My -41.sava and Flnl Yanasak-
League and to1rnaun. RECORD. major factors II re INA. -
ecions
And the over the h o they Just don't have " oszs-z are
now. now bf Lets net te cattT-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03
Honolulu Nlsel
Heads 81 National
Hi-Y Congress

OXFORD, Ohio, July 3-Asa M
Ak.naka 16, who will be a senior at
Honolulu's Punahou High School
next year. was president of the 1854
seventh annual National Hi-Y and
Tri-Hi-Y Congress held at Miami
University here. Akinaka repre-
scented Oahu for the National Hi-Y
meeting which is held once every 8
years at oxford
More than 900 delegates from
10 900 IIi-Y clubs in the United
States. Canada and Hawaii attend
ed the affair which opened Sunday
ard ,ded yesterday Friday.
Akinlka was recently elected pre-
sioent of Tie 1854 Territorial Hi-Y
c. neress which will meet in Novem-
ber at Camp Erdman. Oahu
lie was president of the Founders
H. c.uL at Punahou last year
ard is also vice chairman ano
charlain Of the Central YMCA HI
Y 60. Ill.
His father is the city-council SUI
perintendent of buildings.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03
Milwaukee Invites
rs From, Japan To
Amateur Ball Meet

TOKYO. Japan, July sixteen
Japanese amateur baseball players
according to United Press. have
been invited to play in the non-pro-
fessional baseball global world SER
les in Milwaukee, Wis. in Septem-
Der
Charles w. Cookson, executive
secretary of the National Baseball
Congress in Wichita Kan, has ask
co Japan to send a 20-man dele9a-
ton to the tournament. Teams
from Z countries have been asked to
play.
Japan was host to the first two
global professional world series
The teams invited to participate
include the United States, Japan
Canada. Mexico, Colombia Puerto
Rico. Hawaii and yet to be named
European champion
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03
Major All-StarS
70 Play In Japan
On World Tour

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, July
,Nichi Bel Times Dispatch -Ano-
her Major League All-Star baseball
team will be formed this fall to play
a series of games in Japan during a
world tour. it was learned here this
week
Tsuneo lCappy) Harada. general
manager Of the Tokyo Giants pro
ball club. revealed that he had made
arrangements for the Japan series
during his current visit
lIarada also said he came Ia in
ritc Ben Hogan and sam Snead to
a. ior.mrl SnImbuns all-Japan
pre- IF tournaraelt which starts
Oct 81
Hogan will not be able to make
the trip. but "Slamning Sam" may
be able o enter the tournament
Harada reported.
Frank Lefty O'Doul. manager
of the san Dies. Padres in the Pa
citic Coast League will organize the
Major League All-Star team with
possibly Joe DiMaggio.
The Italians wanted DiMaggio to
make a tour this spring after his Vi
sit to Japan with his wife, Marilyn
Monroe.
Harada disclosed that Ferris Fain
Chicago White SoX first baseman
Is definitely slated TO be a member
of this all-Siar team and arrange
mentS are being made to include q
number Of other star players
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03
o Mixed Foursome handicap

HIGH MARX sd Mar 235,
Tad Kono 5s2; Gloria Osawa, l9s
and So.
Sinners. .-MitS KagaEana 536
June Wa-aaabe 349 Anne Aorama
ABS Hod Otan 543. Hadsz C-o.ee
00s-Edale Naga- 40 Yozs Ea-da
So kl,1 Kan5a 428 GEORGE Eur4-
IA AS
SAINTS Rejects, 3I-Ed Mar 549
Sal Caun 400 Deauns Eng as
Ro.. E AZ skid Eaaaa-s
Harr kad anna t56 Iaka Take
maya 348 Elsie UraEaua 800 GEORGE
M1rilro +38
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-03
Sacra ment0 Nisei
Wins Pin Prize

STOCKTON, Calf. July 3-Jim
Hirotani of Sacramento won the
singles in the Northern California
Government Employees Bowling
tournament which closed Sunday at
FL Dorado Bowl.
Representing the California De-
partment of Public Works Hirota-
MS score of 6l3-86-699 rolled ear
lier in June in the meet stood up
All other titles in the tournament
were won by Stockton bowlers.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Quicl-Risins Pineapple Rolls

These quick-rising pineapple rolls are from Mrs.
r. A. Durishin. of Columbus, Ga, recipe inherited
from her maternal grandmother, Mary Doepke
Robertson. Grandmother was left widow with six
children to support she did what she could do best
to make money baked her coffee cakes and rolls on
order from the neighbors. Mary had learned baking
from her mother who had learned the fine art in
Germany The original recipe for the rolls calls for
two risings of the dough, but Mrs. Durishin has
eliminated one rising and gets light and very tasty
roll in shorter time.
l package dry granular ID cup sugar
yeast l teaspoon salt
n cup lukewarm water egg, beaten
u cup lukewarm milk 81 cups sifted all
ID cup shortening purpose flour
Evening star., 1954-12-19

Dissolve yeast in water. Add milk. shortening.
sugar. salt and egg. Mix well Gradually add -four.
mixing thoroughly. Let rise in warm place until
double in bulk (about hour. Roll into 10 by l8-
inch rectangle on lightly Toured board. Cover with
cooled pineapple filling and roll jelyrol fashion. Cut
into 1-nch slices and place cut side down creased
baking pan. Bake at 45O'F. for IL to Is minutes.
When cool cover with confectioners' sugar icing.
Yield: l8 rolls
Pineapple Filling:
l small can crushed 2 tablespoons -four
pineapple l tablespoon butter or
Il cup brown sugar margarine
Drain pineapple; stir the juice into the sugar and
-four. Bring to boil lower heat and cook until mix
ture thickens Add pineapple and cook minute more.
Remove from heat and stir in butter Cool thoroughly
Confectioners' Sugar Icing:
l cup confectioners' 2 to 3 tablespoons milk
sugar n teaspoon vanilla
Combine sugar and milk, stirring thoroughly until
smooth. Add vanilla. The End
Evening star., 1954-12-19
R0unDup

beat well after each addition. Mix in mashed carrots
Stir in -four mixture; add milk; stir until blended.
Pour into creased and Toured 9x5x2s4 4inch loaf pan.
Bake at 35O0F for about so to 60 minutes Yield:
loaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Prince Hall Masons
Plan Family Dinner

Funds to assist In hquidatine
the first trust mortgage on the
Prince Hall Masonic Temple
Tenth and U streets Northwest,
will be raised from the annual
family dinner by Redemption
Lodge on June 10 at the temple
Other Masonic events are:
June 13-Temple Fund mass
meeting by all lodges and other
bodies at the temple at 4 pm.
June 14-Eureka Lodge and
Martha Chapter, OES, COM
municationS.
June 15-Pythagoras Lodge,
F. c. degree.
June 18-Eureka Lodge, M. M
degree, special communication.
/ A historical program and cita-
tons for long veteran members
will mark the 8Oth anniversary
Of Queen Esther Chapter, Order
OF Eastern Star. on June II, at
8 pm, at the temple.
The annual garden party by
Redemption Chapter will be
June IL, on the lawn of Column
bia Temple ElkS Home, 3O1
Rhode Island avenue NV, from
5 to 8 pm.