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NEWS
ogthe
Nisei World
VOLUME 6. NUMBER 92
LATE SPORTS...
Ho Hum! Fuzzy Hits Another ‘799’ Series
SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. Nov. 26
(Nichi Bei Times Dispatchi—F‘m
the first time in the entire history
of bowling in San Francisco a re
cord was set by a Nisei when Fuzzv
Shimada hit his second successive
700-plus series last Wedneday night
in the Downtown Invitational lea
gue. I
Rolling games of 244_ 254 and 203,
Shimada amassed a 701 total to add
to the 768 series he hit the week be
fore.
No bowle.r is now even near his
record of four 700 series in eight
weeks of bowling and the same goes
for his league average which is 20?.
Shimada's four 700-plus series. in
cluding twa others of 706 and 703.
now give him a 2878 total or a 720
CLASSIFIED ADS ]
U U U
Elderly man wanted (or light
janitorial duties. Call EL. 4336.
Frank.
I I 0
WANTED: Waitresses. Long or
short hours. Call CA. 4939.
C C U
WANTEnzMen to learn cutting
trade. Clothing factory. Good
wages to start. 605 Union St..
Samuel Martin. Ltd.
0 O 0
HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANT
ED: About 17 yrs. old to work in
shipping department after school.
Apply Olympiad Sportswear. 1520
Bellevue.
O I 0
FOR SALE: 16 it. new outboard
fleherman's runabout. Marine
plywood construction. Oak frame.
mahogany tirm. $350. KE. 8585.
O I 0
Laundry work available to wo
men interested in steady em
ployment. Willing to train in
experienced workers. 40-hour
week. Hours 7 :30 to 4.. Latest
equipment. Best working condi
tions. Union wage plus bonus
on performance. American Li
nen Supply Co.. 770 Roy St..
corner of Roy and Dexter.
WW“ WWssswmn
' " - ”JAN“:-
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TODAY 5 ﬂea? REAL ESTATE / .
. \l
1.
HOMES i
INCOME PORT. BAY GEORGIAN Large fa- ,
APARTMENTS. Fabulous lake view. mily home "r income. File 4 bdrm (
18 units. Private entrances. 1 and 2 dnr. liV~ dbl plumbing. View} Lake s
bedrooms, Concrete garages. unli- Union. lAblk. bus 4 blks to school.
mited guest parking. Contemporary 313.000 $2.000 down.
design thfoughout. GroSs income VOLUNTEER PK. I)l'.'S home. Lg.
32333490. living rm Dn. rm, Mod. kitchen 5
2 Aux. oil heat. Lg. garage Fruit (
A?“ central"! I'Wted- Me- trees. Autsprinklers $15,750, wm I.
dical clinic area. "2 block to bus. Ex- carry comma Small dn. DIV I
cellent heat. plant. Monthly income BRICK MT. BAKFR. ;; “"511”,“. i
5500' 37-000 down. rm. &sun parlor Fpl Im. rm Dbl ,
7 UNITS- GWd rental 3"“- Sound plbg. Hrdwd throughout Malm- (
consl- Modern heat- plant ‘é- blk gany trim. View. Lk. Wash. Aut. oil ,
to bus line, $18,500. $5.800 down hem” 515500 I
SELF OPERAT- 9 “""- New sew" NEW RANCH STYLE. Rainier Val ,
ate entrances, individual “83““? Unlimited gardening sight, countr) I
plants, lawn only maintenance. Lk surroundings. 2 bdrs. liv. rm. (in ,
“’3le view Ultra. modern. 18‘ 2 rm.. util rm. Aut. heat. "rd wood
bdrm. 39'5- Hardwmd floors. W 1“ throughout $8.500 Low (hi my—
pay for itself and net S3OO a month ment.
567-000 Consider terms. LK. W'ASII. BLVD. Panoramir- \‘iPW.
BUSINESSES From every rm. Huge Ilv. rm. 3 bdr l
wmg. 2 baths plus maid's or extra r
GROCERY STORE. Wallingford ar. income quarters. Rec. rm with fire (
Grosses S9O a day. Invent. & iix- place. Contemporary design arch s
lures plus living qts. Clean and Victor Steinbrueck. prof U of w 5
functional. Owner leaving town. . SChOU] of arch. 535.000. Terms open.
RESTAURANT ldenl tor cplc. Busy MADRONA. 4 bdrms. Fr. plr. Dn.
intersection. well established. Steam. rm Largo yard. Fruit trees 2 biks
table, safe & all equip. Plus living to school. Close to bus $8.250.
quarters. $4,500. $1,200 dn ‘
AIL-«May REALTY cO. FRIZOO {
24.1 . . ‘- 0 Seattle 22, Washington i
@ll9 Nurthmwt @imw
304 MAIN STREET
series average and a 239 average rm
1?! games.
Due to his efforts. his team. Alzn
Coffee, leads the classiest league in
the city by one game
lHamasaki High |
Nisei Commercial League
High slrglos and gene's—Tomio
llamasaki, 254 and 639.
Tomio Hamasaki 639. Sub Taken
chi 502, Mas Tera!) 538. Sub Tsuboi
549. Min Suyama 533. Mas Shibuy?
556. Gem‘ge Fijimotn 551, George
Tanagi 526. Manabu Fujino 516
Pruney T'suji 571, Ben Sugawam
51?. Ted Sakura 549.
Bill Tanaka 508. Ben Nakata 535).
Pancho Nakashima 539, Bart Okada
566, Tom Hidaka 545, P. Nagai 549
Tuk 'l‘ada 543. George Iwasaki 524.
Shoichi Suyama 545. Nobi Takaha— ‘
shi 540. Kenny Oyama 552. Kenny
Arita 500. Fred Takagi 542,
Frank Yokoyama 606, Andy Segi— 1
meta 515, George Naito 518, Shobo (
[data 503. Jack Shiota 532. Sherman
Louie 518, Harry Eng 541. Johnny }
Chinn 522. 1
Advanced Age I
lOf Issei Cited I?
TOKYO, Japan. Nov. 26—Saburo ,
Kido. legal adviser to the Japanese
American Citizens League. this week
said. according to an International
News Service report, that advanced ‘
age may prevent many early Japa- 1
nese settlers in the U. S. from tak- .
ing advantage of naturalization pri- I;
vileges. I
Approximately 80.000 Japanesee- 1
migrants to the mainland and Ha
waii, Kido said. will become eligible .1
for citizenship when the new U. Six
Immigration and Naturalization Actl
goes into effect on Christmas Eve!“
Dec. 24. ‘}
Kido. now on a visit to Japan.‘l
said Japanese emigrants, who have
resided continuously more than 20"
years in American territory, will be ‘
lable to take their citizenship exami- .
:nations in the Japanese language,
3 The JACL aide pointed out. how
ever, that many elderly Japanese
will hesitate to under take what Ki-i
do called “complicated naturaliza
tion procedvres" unleSS some conve
nient method is adopted.
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PATRONIZE ADVERTISERS
In tho Northwest Tuna
The Only All-English Niloi Newspaper in The Pacific Northww
SIAM 4. WASHINGTON
I Obituaries
KITARO ONISHI
Funeral services for Kitaro Oni
shi. '74. of 2014 E Fir. will be held at
7:30 gm. (‘1) Saturdav. Nov. 29. m
we Japanese Baptm churvh. Offi—
ciating will be the RH! Andre \h an“
Rm: Wuda.
A cook 'Ol- tlv’rty years be"ore he
".itlrM rvcrrnth. Mr Onlshi came
from £llin Ks“) in Japan. He died
Inc! Sll‘ldly. Nov 23. in Harbcrvlew
hespltal
Mr. Cnishi is vrrvived by two sons.
Bill Toshio Onishi in U. S. Army.
and Nobumasa Onishi of Seattle;
and three daughters. Sallie Shlma
ko Onishi. Kimlkn Betty Onlshl. and
Yukie Onishl. all of Seattle.
Arrangements were made by Su
ruml-Bntterworth,
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KO." KUNISIH
Last rites ior Koji Konishi. 73‘ o
121 16 h A\ e. \Vill be on Wednesdw.
NM" 26. in Buiterworih's Chapel of
Memories. Commital services \villl
3e held after the funeral with Mrs
flirashima oificiating.
Wake services were held Tuesday
light in the Maruyama Shinto
:hurch. 123 16th Ave.
Mr, Konishi died Nov‘ 21 in his
iome. He retired two years ago
'rom farming in Auburn. Wash, and
’ayette, Idaho‘
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Iwa
ionishi; a son. Thomas; and three
iaughters. the Misses Josephine.
Rose and Ruth. all of Seattle.
Arrangements were made by Su
:umi-Butterworth‘
-
[SOKICHI MAYEDA
Funeral services for Isokichi Ma
'eda. 71. of 124 13th Ave. will be
ield at 7:30 p.m.Wednesday. Nov.
:6, in the Seattle Buddhist church.
Jomniital rites will follow in But
erworth's Chapel of Memories. The
iev. T~ Ichikawa will officiate.
A retired laundry owner-operator.
vlr. Mayeda. who died last Nov. 22
it Providence hospital. came from
{agawa Ken fifty years ago He is
lurvived by a son. Akim: a daugh
,er, Mrs_ Kazuko Okadan and five“
grandchildren
Arrangements were made by Su
umi-But‘tei‘worth.
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«ESTATE
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O O O
BELLEVUE RAMBLEII
New three-bedroom home Onuno
lonr. Property located near Belle—
ue-Redmond road. Has living and
‘ininq room with fireplarci Hard
lood floors throughout Kitchen
Jith breakfast nook. Lame utility
00m. AC oil heater Attached gar
ge One acre of levvl ground. Harp
: a real opportunity to livv out of
own and still only 15 minutes to
owntown Seattle. Prior-d rirzht to
El].
U C I
29 ACRE AUBURN FARM
Located between Auburn and
{immer on the East highwaxh Mu
ern 3-bodrmm home with largo
itchen. Wired for olectric range
iC hot water tank This sale 31in
ncludes 1",- mn 1948 Chovrolv‘
ruck and 100-anllnn gasoline sprav
r. This lzmri is all cioar. Will b 0
and for berries, veaetables or rhu
iarb, The soil will varv from sanrlv
3am. light clay to bottom land.
)rninage is good. The lay of tho
and is good Propertv shown hyi
ppnintment, Priced right 10 soil 3
C I I
BEACON "ILL DUPLEX I
Extra lot to :10 with this duplr‘x
bargain, F‘our rooms up and tom“
ooms down with full basement. Two ‘1
ar garage, F‘umishvd All for:
8.000. $1,500 cash down. balancei
c: “n.- “\nnlk
INTFRNATIOW. ’
REALTY l
International Fighting Irish, Little LOOO Grid Champions. Seek Western Crown
Under New Management
JEFFERSON PHARMACY
Mary Shigaya, Prop. 1
1625 East Jefferson 1
Near Providence Hospital
Flours: 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily EA. 5360
Opening Day: Sunday, Nov. 30
SEATTLE GIFT CENTER
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Your First Choice ‘
FINEST GIFTS AND JEWELRY 1
Your Dollar Buys 1000/0 Value at
the KAWABE’S
OLYMPIC HOTEL BUILDING
1210 Fourth Ave. Seattle 1, Wash.
Phone EL. 3080 '
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Monday, & Fridays Before 6 -- After 10 pm. §
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OPEN DAILY Noon until la.m. :
FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS until 2 am. ‘I
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W'EDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ‘l6, 1952
The Intermtiminl Fighting Irish.
“Little" Football league (‘himipions
of the Patcifie Northwest. iet‘t ’l‘ues
day afternoon by Union Pneit‘ie train
for th“ Western Distriet Champion
ships this Thanksgiving holithty
weekmme 27 and 29 in has Vegas,
Nevada
The Irish. 25 strong. were net-mn
panied by their eouehes Charley
Chihuru. Chuck Kitioshitu nnd Fred
Sam. and their inunnger. Roy Suka
mom.
F‘need thh the prospect of turk
iing the toughest gridiron test 01
their young lives‘ the Irish, bolster
Tmmm
I Nllle Vets
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VETERANS STILL CAN CONVERT
THEIR TERM GI INSURANCE
World War II vctcrnns who hold
5-ear or 53-year OI term lifc insur
mce still may convcrt. to pcrmuncnt
plans of GI insurance with gunnin
teed values that term policies do ttot
‘litvf‘. it hus bccn :mnounccd by tho
Veterans Administration
The VA said no ]:|\\' has been
Missed by the Conurcss which tukcs
way or otherwisc limits tlic right
if World War II vctcruns to con—
rert l’rom mm to ,crtmntcnt plans
if National Service Lifv lnsurttnct-
The only GI lll‘c insurttncc which
nay not be convertcd umlcr prcscnt
ziWs is the special 5-cur nnnconvcr—
ible term polle that is issuable to
reterans with servtce since thcslztrt
il‘ Korean hostl'lltles.
Nearly l'ch million NSLI term po
icics now in forcc, with H lncc vu—
tc oi U'.l‘l' Zlii liilllon (lnllurs, may bc
:cmvcrtcd to ”Hp or morc ol lhl‘is
)crmztncnt ttlxzns of NBl,]. tlic VA
sititl. Them plnns ttrc ordntztry litc.
10-pav lifc, LID-pay Inc and tin-cc
endowment tplans. 'l‘hc policics may
be convcrtctl upon uppiictttion to
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Permit No. 5164
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nron champions l’rnm Amarillo.
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