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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-19
Orphans Arriving
Froft1 Nippon

WASHINGTON d c. tJACLD -
The first group of Is japanese or
phan children are now arriving IN
the United States under the Refu-
gee Relief Act program. State De-
partment officials informed the
Washington office of the japanese
American Citizens League
All of the orphans, five boys and
ten boys are children of American
fathers and japanese mothers.
Their natural parents were unable
or unwilling to care for them and
the orphans have since been adop-
ted by others in the United States
Under the Refugee Relif Act up
to 1000 orphans under ten years
of age are admissible into the I'm
tied States over and above the quo
ia limitations of regular immigra-
ton
Inclusion of japanese orphans
as well as other Japanese refugees
into the Refugee Relief Act was
made by Congress when Mike Ma
saoka Washington JACL repre-
sentative, urged that japanese not
be overlooked in the program de-
signed for humanitarian relief
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-19
Ex-ksn! nisei
Nominated Foy
Foreign p0sii!a

- WASHINGTON. D C. CJA-
CL)-Nisei James H Ashida Cd
Silver Spring. Maryland. has
been nominated to the position
of foreign service officer Glass
5. reported the Washington Of
Citizens League.
The Nisei nomination to the Sc
nate. included in a group of career
service nominations. is expected to
receive routine confirmation
Ashida, 35 the first Nisei to re-
ceive an executive nomination
through the State Departments
new indignation" program Under
this program. State Department
personnel may be "integrated" in
to the foreign service and Ashida is
believed to be the first of several
Nisei included in this program for
foreign service officers
Originally from Kent Wash A
shida entered the military service
in January, 1912 with his early
service at Camp Savage MINI. He
later served as an interpreter
translator in the South Pacific
Theater After his honorable dis
charge from the Army in 1916, he
attended the University of Penn
sylvania and the University of Chi
cago receiving Master of Arts de-
grees in liberal arts and economics
and a masters degree from each
school
In 1949 he entered the govern
ment service with the State De-
partment as an economist.
Past treasurer of the Washing
ton. DC. JACL chapter Ashida
is married to the former Sachi
Kashinagi of Los Angeles They
have one child Ellyn, age 3
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-19

An outstanding performance
rating" has been awarded Mrs
Madge Kirita 404 10th Ave, by the
Seattle Port of Embarkation it
was announced today by Col f
Jeff Barnette port commander.
Mrs. Kirita. assistant to the
ports budget officer received the
rating for the superior manner in
which she fulfilled her duties at
the Army Transportation Corps in
stallation
The Army presents such rating
to civilian employees who success
fully meet rigid job requirements
and whose performance is outstan-
ding in all phases of their position
AS budget assistant she is res
ponsible for the requesting of funds
for the operational needs of SEPE
in addition TO assisting the budget
officer in the preparation OF bud
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gets for port division
At Port of Embarkation ceremo-
MES Mrs Kirita received the a
ward from 1t Col AGA Miller
chief budget and funds division.
and Mrs Katherine M Kuse bud
get officer
The superior manner in which
Mrs Kirita fulfilled her duties AT
SEPE Mrs Kuse said has earn
ed for the budget and fund divi-
sion, and hence. the port, common
dations within her area of work
which greatly contributed to the
outstanding success and exception
al rating which SEPE received last
year"
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Ono 2l2 18th Ave S she has been
SEPE employe since January
1913 and a federal employee for ten
years
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NvC Basketball Schedule In Seattle

m.-Method VS. R. Chow(G
9 pm Union VS.. Baptist B)
Wednesday. Feb. 2 Buddhist
7 pm st. Peters VS.. Baptist (B
8 pm-Vikings VS. Method (A)
9 p.m.-Savoys VS. Lancers "a,
Thursday Feb 3(NVC)
7 p.m.-R Chow VS. M Bowl &C
8 p.m.-Maryteens VS. Lotus (G,
9 pm -Trojans VS.. Cong CB)
Monday. Feb 7tNVC)
pm Vailed VS. Wisteria(G)
p.m.-M Bowl VS. Lotus(G)
9 pm -Maryteens VS. II Chow
Co
wednesday. reb. Couadhisu
7 .m.-Meth. VS.. Wisteria(G)
8 pm -Valeda VS. Lotus(G
pm ALL Stars VS.. Savoys ca
Friday Feb. IL (Buddhist)
7p.m .-Valeda VS.. R Chow(G
pm. Meth. VS.. Maryteens(G)
wednesday, FEB I6tBuddnist)
7 pm. Meth. VS.. M. Bowl(G
Vikings VS.. Lancers(A
pm Union VS. Meth. (A)
Friday. Feb 18-Trophy Presen'
tation Dance Time and place to bs
announced later
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Thursday. Jan 20(NVC)
7 pm -Wisteria VS.. Ruby Chow
GO
pm -Maryteens VS. Valeda Co
9 m.-Union VS.. st Peter's(B)
Friday. Jan. Buddhist
p.m.-Baptist VS. Cong. (B)
8 m.-Lancers VS. All Stars (A)
9 All-St3rs VS. Methodist(A)
Monday Jan. 2itNvC
p.m-W steria vs.. Main Bowl
tG)
8 pm. -Valeda VS. Meth Co
9 .-Trojans VS. Baptist OBJ
Wednesday Jan. 26 (Buddhist)
pm. -Cnion VS.. Cong CD
pm Ais ars vs.. Union(A)
o p m Vikings vs. Savoys(A)
Thursday. Jan. z.JNvo)
7:3O .m.--Mai yteens VS.. Main
Bowl(G)
$3.50 m.-Ruby Chow VS.. Lotus
(G)
Friday, Jan 2SOBuddhisO
pm. -Trojans VS.. ST Peters (B)
pm.-Union VS.. Ssvoys(A
9 pm -Lancers VS.. Method (A)
Monday Jan. 31tNVC)
7 pm .-Wisteria VS.. Lotus(G)
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Q FRED TOKUZO WATANABE

Funeral services for Mr. Tokuzo
Fred Watanlbe So OF 829 E ST.
Renton. will be held at 7.30 pm
today "wednesday in the Butter
worth Chapel OF Memories. Private
wake rites were held last night in
Butterworth Drawing Room Chap
ell
A farmer for ten years Mr. Wa
tanabe. who died January Is, had
lived in Renton as years He was
born November 8. 1902 in Yamani-
shi-ken Japan.
Mr. Watanabe is survived by his
wife. Mrs Mary Shizu Watanabe
Renton; four sons. Richard Y. OF
Seahurst, Wash James 7 Henry
M Arthur NJ all of Renton; a
sister. Mrs. Hyo Nakamura Japan;
and two grandchildren.
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Two More Issei Taken By Death

lived IS ears in Seattle He WAS
the manager OF Richileu Hotel
He is survived by his wife Mi
sac; son, Shoichi in Japan; and
four grandchildren
Private wake services will be held
Thursday Funeral services will be
at 7.30 pm Friday in the Buddhist
Church Cremation will follow
Arrangements were made by Su-
sunni ButterWorth
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BY DAVE HIKAHARA and BILL NISHIMIRA
This bit League
from being dsbanded meeting person.
mel being called
According word Athletic Chin
and Al Gordon effort
International
League active seates Little program
between the o 8
In order this the the parents and
the district lis needed Without this
unable participate this
would young
a youth
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program in the district.
There will be a general meet
ing at 8 pm. Tuesday. January
25 in the NVC Hall 1912 King
St. to discuss this problem and
at which time Don McMillin
president of the Grester Seattle
Little League Association twill
be present to explain the aims
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-19

lg performance gets for port division
en- awarded Mrs. AT Port of Embarkatit
10th Ave by the MES Mrs Kirita recei,
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que in Seattle.
All parents of boys who have
either played in Little League
baseball or will be PLAYING in the
future and the business men in
the district are urged to attend
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Willie Chin or AL
Gordon LA 1894
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-19
Northwest Bussei
Await Convention
Due In Wapafo

Due IN Wdpdf0
I WAPATO(Special to the North
west TimeSl -Japanese Americans
of Buddhist faith in the Pacific
Northwest will spend three days
here next month to mingle among
themselves for social and religious
purposes
The event is the eighth annual
Northwest Young Buddhist League
convention. and the dates will be
Friday February Il; Saturday Feb
ruary II and Sunday. February i3
Hundreds from the Northwest
states are expected to pour into
this city for the three-day parley
The various meetings and discus
sions will be on Sunday which will
also feature a candlelight installa-
ton ceremony and farewell ia
lent show
Saturdays highlightS will be the
oratorical contest the basketball
and bowling tournaments and the
convention banquet and dance.
The opening day, Friday. will be,
more or less get-acquainted day
for the Bussei
The complete program follows:
3 pm to 10 p m.-Registration in
Kaikai lobby
4 p.m.-Basketball drawing in
Kaikan
S pm to 1890 p.m.-Basketball
tournament in Kaikan and Junior
high school gym
pm. to 10 Monte service
in Hondo NV Young Adult meet
ing in Buddhist Church parlor
Ppm to am Bowling tour
ney at Lincoln Lanes Yakima
1920 pm. to IL midnight-Get
acquainted social in Kaikan
. SATURDAY February IL
$50 am Registration in Kai-
kan lobby
$3.50 a m. NWYBL cabinet
meeting in Buddhist Church par
Tor
$50 a. m TO 10 am Basketball
Cfinals) in Junior high gym
$50 am. to 1890 Bowling
tourney in Lincoln Lanes Yakima
1870 am to 1890 p m. Open
ing service in Kaikan
1890 pm to 2 p.m.-NW Young
Adult meeting upstairs. Kaikan
Free period Box lunch social In
Kaikan
1890 pm to 4 m.-Monto ser
vice in Hondo
2 pm. to p m-Oratorical con-
test in Kaikan
4 pm. to 5 pm Religion chair
men meeting upstairs. Kaikan
Monte Kondan Kai in Hondo VA
BA social meeting in Hotel Chi
nook Yakima (Pioneer Room.
6 pm. to $50 pm Convention
banquet in Hotel Chinook Yaki-
ma Harvest Room
ball in Hotel Chinook, Yakima
Harvest Room
8 pm Ministers meeting in
Hotel Chinook Yakima. CChamb-
er of Commerce Room
Q SUNDAY, February Is
$50 am to $50 a m --NWYBL
officers breakfast meeting in Ko-
diak Cafe
$3.50 am. to $50 Sunday
School Teachers breakfast meet
ing in Dietzen
10 am to IL am Sunday ser
vice in Kaikan
IL am to 1890 p m Discus
sion groups Teenage group-up-
stairs Kaikan YBA group-Kai-
kan. NV Young Adult groupKai-
kan meeting room. Fujinkai group
Buddhist Church psrlor Monte
group-Hondo
1880 pm TO $50 pm Pictures
1850 pm to pm Box lunch
In Kaiksn General meetings. NV
YBI--Kaikan; YABL upstairs
Kaikan; Monto-Hondo, Fujinkai
Buddhist Church parlor
pm to 5 pm. Closing service
Candlelight installation ceremony
in Kaikan
S pm. Box lunch farewell ia
lent show both in Kaikan
49, ~>~~~-~-~>~
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kisei Calendar

JAM AIRY
3O-St. T ter's Mission nnual
church ee ng. Al day Potluck
dinner at 10 n
II BRUARY
27-Iacoma YBA bazaar in Ia
coma Buddhist Church II N to
T 2 IN.
MARCH
25 26 27--13th annual Western
Young Buddhist Conference in
San Francisco
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q AKIMASA IWAMOTO

Mr. Akimasa Iwamoto 70 of 210
Occidental Ave. died January Is in
his home. Born in Japan he had
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Classified Ads

For rent S-room ; by duplex
International neighb0rh0od For
details. call Sc, Os9e
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16
Tugggle

Homecoming day will be held
at Davis Memorial Church Sun
day morning Sept l8. at II The
pastor Rev Arthur Stevens. Will
conduct the morning service, then
lunch will be served In the at
ternoon. several former pastors
are expected 10 be present and
speak Many old acq4alnlancvs
slIl be renewed
Miss Joyce Orange. Of Rich
mond spent last week end with
her parents. MI and Mrs Frank
Orange here
Mrs. Fred Scyoc Of Richmond
spent last week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Lyle Woodbridge
tere
Mi and Mrs Red Wo0ten and
children, spent Labor Day with
her relatives in BdcAngham
MI and Mrs Warren Jones Of
Kentucky spent last week end with
his brothei-in-lav and sister MI
and Mrs Shirley Reynolds. near
here
Mrs Reuben Oliver IS visiting
her son in law and daughter.
MIR and Mis- William HiN Of HiX-
burg. this week.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth AIRING
ton Of Amelia. visited her par
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16

son and children. ot Portsmouth.
aege week END guests IN the r C.
Bailey home
Mrs Olive WAkerson ot Rox-
bor1. y c visited her mother
Mrs. y H Payne, during the
week end
MI ana Mrs Buster Bailey ANA
Mrs Hood Of Richmond spent
THE Week end with MI and Mfs
S P Bailey
Miss Mamie Terrell Who has
been visiting her cousin Miss
Elizabeth Singleton has returned
70 her home in Atlanta Ga
Mss Elizabeth Singleton VISA
I'd relatives IN King ana Queen
County last Thursday
Nj ana Mrs L MetcaIf Visit
ed Airs Ella Blniord and Norman
Booker. sunday They also called
on Mn and MIS- + NJ Terry
Miss Terrell Harvey ana mother
Mrs G l. Harvey spent SUNDAY
In Richmond where they yls!tec
Mrs Hafvey's s4ster-4n- the
former Mrs Curtis Harvey WI,
has been M for some slime
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16
BY BILL WALL.

iong ID bed aifh the chickens
Is no ioke NM and Mrs. Wesleg
+ Duakun ale literally surround
ed by tnuuanda II chickens every
dag me q0lct peep peep u the
hens provides 4 Constant sooth-
lua background nuslr 10 thcir
daily lives
M Dlnkum Waa the first per
son ~ Bueklngham County %
start al lug CHICKENS ia qUanti-
tie6 ii over 1000 He BOUGHT his
FIRST tliousand chicks In 1927 It
Uni uot ii first W. would appre-
c9ate btiua cotFected
MI IhmEmn boiiQht the farm IN
1923 from his family estate and
las been one Of the poultry leads
era hi 6duthaide Virginia ever
SINCE HIS farm Is Drated about
mil "a route Is neaI Gurdsy.lle
~ turnina down fogii GO He
north IT where TIE WINS river IN
tef cia rolte ~ You come 10 his
driveway tht nrbt ROAD on no
lefi
The farm Wis owned by Nh
Duntum father K L. Dunkum.
who bought the farm about 30
years aeo IL bum he original
house before lle turn Of the cen
fury and it haas been added 10
since them Handmade nails wele
used ID tho original house and tie
io0t vas fastened With wooden
peas Wesley Dunkum mas also
made considerable additions and
alterations The farm was part
Of the william Ganna0ay estate
and h called hinfofd although
lhe ofFn 81 the mamie Is some-
What Obscure
There afe $50 acre n Blniar1
vita over 200 acres cleared and
IN hiel state 81 cultivation The
remaining acre ares claidHcr tim
beiiand The Willis reel borders
lhe farm for STOUT Il n1ie III 10
SNAKE Ike course
incidentally. tie Dunkum nome
VS. butt az ae .de Of o hll for
Fe9 GOOD pup6sc That IS
whore the sprlne Is The excel
lent aptins is st3l tiio sole source
Tf a-t. 4f fate h.. ss4.... i
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16

ents Mr. and Mrs Newton Crump
last Sunday
Mr. and 'Alrs Grant Hudson
Of Richmond visited his parents
Mr. and MIS- Y / Hudson on
Labor Day
Mrs f O McQuarry Of Wor-
sham. is spending this week with
her son-tn-laN and daughter.
Mr and Mis- . II Booth here
Sunday guests % MIR and Mrs
w Pen!sk were Mir and Mrs
C II HOVE Mrs Mary Swoope
also visited IN this home on Mon
day
Mr. and MIS- Howard Simpson
visited Mn and Mrs Charley
Dowdy last Sunday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16

Mn and Mrs Frank Webb ana
daughter 81 Buckingham. spent
"Wednesday Vlth MI and Mrs NJ
ID Harris
Mn and Mrs Robert Gauncr
and two children Of Wuynrs-
horo. are >pendlue this week with
Mr. and Mrs w NJ Gauuce. Mrs
J II Crute and O II Turns
Friends and relatives here OF
Mrs w II Womack are sorry 10
hear Of her illness m SouthSidc
Community Hospital
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Poultry, Cattle and Seed Crops Make W. E. DlnE I'm
Farm One Of the Outstanding Farms In This Arcl

wesley has been with his father
since graduating from Bucklng 1
nam High about ten years ago He
wlll BE- back on the farm after
about 10 more months with the
Army
Nj and Mrs Dunkum have an
Other daughter Janet. ~ho mar
red Billy Ayers Billy is with the
First National Bank in Richmond
and Janet teaches school
Mi and Mrs Dunkun were
married IN 1925 She is the former
Miss Alma Duncan Of Cumber-
land
1000 Chicks
III 1927 when / wanted To buy
a thousand chicks, ! really had It
hard time hndinp Il hatchery that
could furnish me with ia T.
many Mr. Duukum recalled
thinking Of lbs big start III the
poultry field i bought en- from
- hatchery at F1shersville. near
Stanton ana that same year lhe
hatchery burned down and / had
to hunt again the next year"
For many years Mr. Dunkum
raised both laying hens and broil-
ems. but he has not handled
bfoilers since 1870 i have 1900
laying hens nov M Dunkum re-
vealed and that Is about my
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TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM

GUAM, DESCRIPTION WAS NOW
/ LOVE SEAT, Avocado Green 2l7.0O 1880
Red Boucle ---- -~--" 1890 90 so
/ BARCALOUNGER RECLINING CHAIR
Green Boucle 0-~-149.OO $3.50
Gold ---------- ----------125 $3.50
VICTORIAN CHAIR, Solid Mahogany
GolG ------------------119.5O $3.50
/ SOFA. Laurel Brown ------------ 800. 80 $50 80
LOUNGE CHAIR tPersimmon) ------ 1880 1880
l SOFA. Nomad Green Foam Rubber - 10000 119. so
1 SOFA, Nero Charcoal, Foam Rubber 10000 1890
! LOUNGE CHAIR. Nero Sage. Foam
Rubber = -- 10000 1880
KRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIRS. Char
coal Nylon .- = -" 1875 $3.50
KRoEHLER CHAIR. Green. Foam Rub
Der - 99.75 1918
TOWNSVILLE SOFA. Green Manga
hyde o1a15 ia 20
Coral go 90 80 III
l BROWNSVILLE SOFA Toast $1,000 2.50O
l THOMAsVILLE LOUNGE CHAIR.
Brown Naugahyde 1874 90 $500
BEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR, Beige. 1890 $3.50
BEACHLEY BARREL. CHAIR. Green lO2 90 $50
Nylon % 90 .I,O
l BEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR. Green 1871. 90 1850
BEAcHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR. Rose 1 1872 90 $3.50
BEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR. Green 1900 $3.50
/ BEACHLEY SOFA, Green 81. 90 1880
l EEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR. Green 5000 9915
BEACHLEY LOVE SEAT, Beige ---. oO6. 90 1875
! BEACHLEY SOFA Rust ------ 32S. 90 aa9s5
l BEACHLEY SOFA Green Nylon ------32S.00 229 rs
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JUVENILE

GUAM. DESCRIPTION WAS NOW
3 STORkLINE Carriages. Green $3.50 1850
s STORkLINE Cribs, Natural - 24.15
! STORKLINE Childs Chest Robe. Gray $3.50 $3.50
= STORKLINE Youth Beds. Maple 34.75 2f.15
d STORKLINE Cribs. Maple ---- 34.75 2I.5O
3 STORKLINE Cribs, Wax Birch $50 1850
= STORKLINE Cribs, Grey $3.50 $3.50
/ LULLABYE Chid's Ches-Robe. Gray 6995 1880
3 LULLABYE Youth Beds, Maple 49, 80 50 2s.5O
= THAYER Chid's Chest Robes Gray $3.50 1918
3 THAYER High Chairs, Maple --- 1895 1875
i THAYER CRIB Wax Birch 1850 29.75
8 THAYER Juvenile 10y Chests. Blonde $3.50 1895
THAYER Juvenile Cabinets. Blonde $3.50 1895
THAYER Play Pens with Pads $50 "773 I2.o5
THAYER Play Pens. Birch 1895 1888
a" THAYER Carriages, Blue ---------- 2995 1898
3 CAR BEDS --- sa5 1913
1 PLAY PENS Birch -------------- 1896 S95
CRIBS, Maple --------------- 2795 1898
z FOLDAROLLA Strollers ------------ 1l95 1.5O
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Beltz. who is retiring from naval
service.
Capt. Tucker has been at the
laboratory since September,
1858. as deputy director and di-
rector of administration.
He and his wife and their
three children live at 1902 Caro-
lima place, Alexandria.
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willis and Helen Gradison, jr.
Donald and Dorothy Harris.
Claude and Geraldine Hodges.
Andrew and Elsie Kennedy.
STANLEY and Charlotte Kraft.
William and Nancy Lifland.
George and Nettie Rotunno.
James and Margaret Sites.
Charles and Margaret Sponagle.
Carl and Ruth Thorne.
Clarence and Vera Bennett.
Leroy and Rebecca Henson.
Harris and Martha Mattison.
W T9ThiG AND and E Eid1snc TaT aSSd
CLYDE and Marcia Rean
Robert and Mabel Canny.
Jerry and Mary Frances Coe.
Norman and Shirley Dissin.
Paul and Marsaret Duval.
George AND Crystal Flory.
Charles and Phyllis L&lly.
Herbert and Elizabeth Mcouigg.
John and Caroline Rhodes.
Clifford and MasuEo Rutledge.
Frank, and. Mary Sellaro.
Robert and Anne WideS.
Theodore and virginia Woy.
Paul and Joan Belts.
Donald and Mary Carrington.
Edward and Margaret Conroy.
Walter and Myra Fa!son.
Thomas and Dorothy Foster
Charles and Elizabeth Gordav.
Charles and Miriam GrinbcTE.
Joseph and Mary Ireland. ir.
Claude and Mary King.
Never and Ann Levin.
Marvin and Sharlene Riibner.
Thomas and Olive Seaton.
John and Dora Soweli.
Ava and Ethlyn Summers.
Thomas and Edith Wickert.
William and Minnie Elliott.
James and Elizabeth Lawrence.
George and Patricia Oliver.
Kenneth and Evelyn Washington.
Robert and Nancy Ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
Virginia Drive 10 Qualify Negro Voters Opens

RICHMOND, Mar. 90 R.-
The Virginia Voters League and
the Richmond Civic Council
have launched joint campaign
to qualify 100000 Negro voters
in the State by May 7.
Amos C. Clark, who heads the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

Civic Council, and James P.
Spencer, who directs the Voters
League, said the aim of the cam
paign is to encourage poll tax
payments and registration so
that Negroes will be able to play
their full part in the election of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

county officers and members of
Thine General Assembly this year.
The two Negro organizations
said they were distributing more
than 10000 pieces of literature
throughout the State explaining
the poll tax and how to register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
Tucker Named Director
Of Naval Research Lab

Capt. Samuel M. Tucker has
been named director Of the
Naval Research Laboratory.
He succeeds Capt. Willis H.
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KITCHEN

GUAM. DESCRIPTION
/ 5-PC. BREAKFAST SET. Chrome. Vel
loW--table and 4 chairs, by Lloyd
6 CHROME BREAKFAST CHAIRS, Vel
low Plastic Seats and Backs
5-PC. BREAKFAST White Pearl To
and White Chairs, Table and 4 Chair
ny LLOYD
z 5-Pc. BREAKFAST SETS. Chrome Leg,
Yellow Table, 4 Yellow Chairs. b.
LLOYD
1 BREAKFAST TABLE, Charcoal Top, b
LLOYD o.
2 5-PC BREAKFAST SETS. Gray Tabl
and Red and White Chairs, BY Lloyt
Q 1-PC. BREAKFAST SETS. Gray Tabl
and 1 Coral Chairs. by Lloyd
4 KITCHEN CABINETS, White and Rel
! KITCHEN CABINET. White and Re,
2 BREAKFAST CHAIRS. Chrome, Re,
Seat and Back. Daystrom -
! BREAKFAST CHAIR Chrome AM
ChartreuSe, DayStrom
D1NETTE TABLES, Black Iron AM
. WRoUGHT IRON ROOM DIv1DER.
l 1-PC. BREAKFAST SET, Chrome, Ora,
Table and 1 Gray Chairs
4 2-PC. BREAKFAST SETS, Papriki
Table and 1 Chairs ---.
l CoSCo KITCHEN Ladder, Blue-----.