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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-19
BRAVES

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla,
March 18 - W.R - The Boston
Braves sent a lineup of first
strlngers into the game with the
Philadelphia Athletics today and
they came through with a 12-hit,
8 to 4 victory. Danny Litwhiler
started the Braves off to victory
with a second inning homer and
in the fourth a five Il tally was
produced on five hits and a walk.
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9ieies @pdenblati erideint ieit
benz Sabre 1873 regelmdBig ieoen
Sanstag unb nirb berauseegeben
gum Beiten bes BdNtIiden &olle'
GUM Soiepbinum Der bl. &ongrega'
tion Der groposanbo in Columbus,
befen 3ped Die Sernnbiloung heut.
ider &rieiterooeIinae fir Die Ser.
Staoten lit. Gieie anitalt lit baupt'
f6hIid oneetpieien auf bic ginfiinfte
hiefes @attes uno bic @eihente let.
ner 2eier.
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(Sortfesune bon Geite ~

oenn, Die @eidafte gema1t iperoen 2"
.Die anoern" &rieesfontruftoren uno
2ieferanten ieien, ie na9 Ser Sobe
ibrer aontrafte, ebenio gener6s geipe-
ien Die &r. &ugbes. Wirflid rei5eno,
oieies Sittenbifo!
-
Die @rport- -SSmport- -8anf sab Ieste
Wohe Die @etpdbrung zines Rre6its
in Sobe bon $13,005,00O an Deter.
reid befannt. Wit &ilfe oieler MitteI
ioIlen bringenb benotigte MateriaIien
uno ginribtungsgegenlt6n6e fir
ofterreidiide l1nternebmer finanaiert
iperoen.
g8ie Die 8eroffentIibung Ser gr-
port -SSnlport-Nanf barIegt, iperben
Die Darleben unter @arantie Der
0iterreihiiden Megiernng an atpei
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gsr.hinass,s6 ID
(Jortietung foIgt)

Cincinnati, .. - Die. 0aaria,@e-
burtss s@emeinbe in Gaiella, cine Der
alteiten Der graoio5eien, feiert ioeben
oas bunoertiabrige SubilGunl. Die
@emeinoe tpuroe 1847 BON oeutl6en
Sieolern aus Der benabbarten ct.
a-@emeinoe gegriinoet uno puroe
Dabrenb ibrer gan5en @eibidte bon
Den Yatres bonn &oI Itbaren 8lute pa-
| itoriert.
Fittsbnrgb, Ba. = Sn Ser gra-
abtei ct. 8ince1H itarb om porlesten
Somstag Der bobp. P. Mugultine
Wlnfel, O.S.B. neununoiieb5ig Sab.
re alt, ieit 5tpeiunofiinfaig Sabren
Srtelter uno beinabe ebenio piele Sab
re lang 2ebrer am ct. 8incent's-
leg. @eboren in Gin9beim, 8aoen,
Seutiblano, fam er nah MbIolpie.
rung Der 8olfsidule nad ct. Sin.
cent. yea6 ieiner Brieiterpeibe orbei.
tete er 5und6it in Der Bfarrieeliorge,
piomete iib aber in Der ;soIeeaeit
meiitens Der 2ebrtatigfeit. er BE-
berridbte adt Spra1en uno NOR aud)
auf Dem @ebiet Der Soaialmiiienldaf-
ten cine anerfannte lutoritat. Die
feierliden grequien erfolgten om
0ienstag I. 50. in Der ct. 0incent's,
Mbteifird)e in 2atrobe. r. Up.
8aibinston, 8. 6. = @eItorben
lit Der nambafte airdenbiitorifer,
Wfigr. Heter @uiloag, oreiunbledjaia
Sabre alt uno felt 1914 Weitelie6 ser
Safultat Der Catholic l1niberiitp. @e.f
boren in GbeIter, Ba., ertparb Geter
8uiloaD Elm Stipenoium an Der Uni.
berlitat 2open als er bas ct.
Gbarles=Seminar in Sberbroof, ga.,
abioibiert batte. BSGa9relt6 ieinem gu-
ropa4Stuoie uoienaufentbaIt beiudte er
au9 Die uniperiitdt Bonn in Deu!id).
lono. 1914 promobierte er an ser
uniberiitdt 2otpen aum 9oftor Ser
Ebiloiopbie aufgruno ieiner geihid)f.
liben 0iiiertation iiber Die ang!iihen
&oilegien unb Gl0iier in 6en Nie6er-
lanoen, 1558-1795. Ser Musbrut,
oes eriten 8eltfrieges nnterbrad eli.
ne dbnlide Mrbeit iiber Die irilden
&loiter uno glnitolten, unb iSatbef
@uiloap febrte barauibin mad, oenI
Ser. Staaten auriif unb iiberna6mI
Den 2ebritubl fir airdengefdihte an
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Versender Won D-O-D
COS SO. Monroe Ave-, Columbus 5, o.
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tliilg einnebmen. Der ileile 9nuptbe.
roter oes N2MB, Mobert 81. Denbnrn,
pertritt bierbei Die Molle bes 0ffentli-
den anfIdgers.
Ins .Seberal 8urenu of SnbeItign.
tion" teiIt nit, bob Die Nerbrehetf I'm
lesten Sabr ben bobIten Stnno ieit
ieh5ebn Sabren erreiht boben. Waon
5dblte insgeianlt 1.685,203 8erbre-
ben erniter Nrt in ben Ser. Stnaten
- alio blrhihnittlidb elm Berbrehen
ole 1877 Gefunben.
8eoeutet bas, baB mir Dor elmer
8erbrehenstpelle tpie in ben 5tpansi-
ger Sabren iteben2 Die SBS lit Der
4niiht, bob oas Der Gnl iii, iin6 Dob
mir nit elmer ausgeoebriten 8an6en-
tdtigfeit Der @erbrehertpeIt rehnen
fonnen tpenn tiiht oie 81noigmng
oieier glemente gelingt.
8elonbers ernit lit Die bobe 8etei-
Iieune Der Suseno an ben Bergeben
uno 8erbrehen. Dos 9urhidnittsal-
ter Der Hedtsbreher mar 1914 feb
5ebn Sabrel Mnfongs 1916 trat bos
8erbrehertum in cine neue gnt1pif-
lungspbale Die iligenbIiden Medts-
BREEDER tpurben dlter uno tpagten iib
an permegenere nntnten. Das Durh.
iGnittsalter Der @etpobnbeitsberbre-
der bob iih auf einunoanan5ig Sab
re.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09

Gbenio ilrterSoe iid 1beoOoiins Der
BON slmbroiius beItimmten 6ffentli-
der 8uBe fir bas 8lutbao. oas er
$50 in Ebeiiolonid bereilt aneerihtet
botte.
Gin anberes MaI pertpeigerte Mm-
broiius Dem &aiier ben 3utritt anm
8reibDterinm. Mnbrerieits batte Der
8ii1of ober onh Ben Megerten in
3eiten groBter @efabr burh ieinen
ginfluB Die nidtiglten 9ienite geIei-
itet. so iibernabm er alsunften bes
iiingern 8alentinian II. 5meimaI cine
@eianotidaft nod Srier gum niurpa-
tor Worimus uno nabm an benz trau,
rigen gnoe oieies 5iirIten ben innig-
item nnb iparmIten anteil.
ginise 3eit oaraui, ols ib oos
8u6 iiber bas 2eben oes FL. Nmbro.
iius gan5 ourbgeleien ilnb burhitu-
oiert batte, beiu6te i'd eelegentlid
mieoer einnaI uniern Serrn 8altor,
unb snar abenbs nab iieben l1br, neil
er Damn Die bette 3eit 5lr ulnterbal-
tung batte. @r nar gemobnli1 gut
|aufgelegt uno batte irnme rein Gbema
our geipredung bereit. gr bate rel
de grfabruneen. 8on &inbbeit an
NOR er an @rbeit unb gntlagungen
geuobnf. Sein Goter, ein eepobnli-
|6er slrbeiter, NOR firth eeltorben, 10
oaB Sic Mtutter ii6 nit ben &ir,oeru
miibiom burbidJlagen muBte. Ser
junge Bernard lernte fleiBig beutid)
uno ensliid. @eiI ser 10 talentpoae
&nabe itets 10 seboriam uno ipiGis
mar, nabmen iih Die Sranaisfaner
leiner an. Durb eifriges Stuoium
gelangte er gum 8rieltertum. Seinen
gifer perboppeIte er als YrieIter in
Der .SeelIorge, in Der Shule nnb in
Gereinen. slls Seel loreer, YrofeIior
unb Wtuiifer mar er beitanbig beoa6t
|auf 0as 8eite leiner 8emeinbe. 9lls
2ebrer unb Baoaeoge NOR er ielblt
bel Berl0nli6teiten oer offentlihen
S6ule befannt unb beliebt. 8erihie-
bene tiidtige 2ebrer, Mopofaten uno
Ier5te bielten piel auf ieine Mniif-
ten uno Weinungen. 0arum beluhte
i6 i'm INNER als Stubent, Inn bon
ibm lernen au fonnen.
S6on aus Ser &rt uno @eile, ipie
er midi begriiBte uno mild einlub, mid
5u ieten, fonnte i6 idlieBen, baB i6
ibm nidt unselegen fam. Satte ser
&ranfenbeiu6e, nabm er mid ge=
mobnli6 nit nenn mir ben @eg 5u
Sub nabten., 8ei bieien &ranferibe=
lu6en erinnerte it mid on grleb=
niiie in Ger alten beuti9en Seinat,
menn mein Gater oft meilenpeit lief
unb Ben BrieIter bolte, INNER an SUB,
oenn in Der &oblensrubeneegeno eab
es feline Eferoe unb &utlhen. Ger
Sater bolte Den Brieiter un6 begIei=
tete i'm aub auf bem &iidpeg sge-
raoe 10 tDie er oamals 5atber Wni-
finger bon SEEM StraitsbiIe bolen
muBte gum alten Setter l1oenoabl.
(5ortietuns foIst)
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Stimlue OeS SDneS
fir bas Soiepbinnnt

ginliegeno So fir Sbre armen Stu.
benten. Sd bate bie @abe neriprohen
5ur Ganfiogung fir Die grborung in
einem Inliegen.
g. g., Ore.
ginIieeeno $50, Die id our Srei,
iteue perlpro6en 3u gbren bes Sp.
Iten Ser5ens Seiu in einem anliesen.
&. st., $50.
ginlieeenoe @abe BON $5 batte id)
81 @bren oes FL. Soiepb periproden,
folls meine 9itte grborung fanbe.
Ganf ser 5iirbitte bes FL. Soiepb III
meine 8itte erbort iporoen.
2eler, g. .+9af.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
gpu 3es. g. .Htuertses
CTR. Az
(6ortiesung)

geun murbe bieier beioniI6e slltar
Der Gictoria bas Centrum, in tpel6em
li6 ser Gntagonismus Der beiben &C.
ieai6aften uno 8efenntnille 5u einem
letten Sample beeeeneten. 9fons
Soffnung, 8ratian 1peroe bielelbe
Nadiidt iiben nie lein 8ater, tpuroe
getaulbt. In einem friiben Woreen
fanOen oie Senatoren Sen gltar tpeg-
gei6afft. Garauf fam cine 9eputa=
tion nab Wailanb, iporiiber Gpmna-
dJus beribtet: H&
n8oieDi6te brabten es bobin, ooB
uns feline sluoien5 getp6brt puroe. :"
gu oieien u8oietpi6ten" geborte an
eriter Steue antbroiius.
gtad) &ailer @ratians Sob muBte
ambroiius in Ineelegenbeiten oes
&eides nod ser &aileritaot Grier rei-
len. Oa erlieB Spmn1o6us bebufs ser
8ieoerberitellung bes 8ictoria-@ @Itors
an BEN iungen 8aIentinian II. cine
langere 9enfi6rift. 9arin iparnte er
i'm Dor einem seipiiien berborsenen
ginfluiie, Der ale NiBgriffe 8ra-
tians beri6uloet bobe uno 10 Der
8abrbeit BEN 3utritt gu ibm berI6ul-
oete. Sier par tpieoer Ser FL. Nmbro-
itus gemeint. ~ 3
Sbne 3neifel batten Die Seioen ale
lrlahe, ben 9bl. 9lnbroitus su fiird-
ten benn iobalo er bon ieiner Mii-
iion nod Mailano 5uriidgefebrt tpar,
mioerlegte er Die @riinbe, bie Spnl-
madus gu leinen @unIten gelteno ge-
ma6t, uno 5ipar 10 portreffli6, bab
8alentinian II. oas gnoenfen ieines
8ruoers ebrte unb oen 9lltor niht
mieoer beriteaen IieB.
God Die beioniibe Bartei gab nod
ni6t ale &offnung auf. Sic madte
I'M Sabre 387 einen peitern 9lppen
an oie @eredtiefeit bes &aiiers Sbeo-
ooiius. als bieier bie beionii6en &C.
natoren nt6t gan5 entmutigt entlieB,
begab ii6 Imbroiius lofort gum So
lait uno ertlarte Dem &aiier in unber-
bliimten @orten Rine aniidt, iporauf
oieier bel ieiner Infunft in &om ii6
Deigerte etluas gu boren, mas iib auf
|oie 8ieoerberiteaung bes Mtlars ser
gictoria be5og.
8roBere Soffnung burfte sic beio-
nil6e Bartei unter oem uiurpator
Gugenius begen. Sn &om tpurbe aufs
geeue Der slltar Der 8ictoria aufge.
rtdtet uno mie ebemals itanoen oie
beionilden Sempel often. 9ieie Serr-
lidfett mar inoes Don furser Dauer.
Sm Sriibiabr bes Sobres 394 brod
Sbeooolius gegen ben l1iurpator auf
beliegte i'm bel Iquileia uno perieste
oamit audi Dem Seibentum cine geie-
oerlage, bon Der es iih ME uieoer
erbolte. No6 am Mbeno Ser gIorrei-
den S6ladt idrieb Sbeooolius an
Nmbroltus, Inn linn ieinen Sieg ansu-
meloen uno i'm gu bitten, er tpolle
etn Sonfesopfer oarbringen. 9aourh
marc Der Inteil, ben slnlbrolius an
olelelH erfolge batte, formli6 oner-
fannt.
Sn Ser Sat NOR Der bon MmbroIius
ouf Die 5iiriten ieiner 3eit ausgeiibte
elnfluB ein eeraoeau iiberpdltiaen-
Der. 9od er gebrau6te i'm ni6t BLOB
i'm Sntereiie bes GbriItentums, ion-
bern au6 gum 8obl bes Staates lno
Der untertanen.
&aum batte ambroiius einige 800
note ben 8iidofsitubl bon Mailanb
iibernommen, als er lid au 8aIenti-
nian begab nnb bon linn @erehtigfeit
foroerte fir Die bon Der @egieruna
begangenen Hudloiisfeiten.
"Woblan, erpi0erte oieier, ,babe
id gefeblt, 10 berorbne mir bos Sell
mittel, tpeldes oas @eies @ottes Dor.
idreibt."
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ties Sabr tpieoer i'm sSoiepbinum if.
re &onferen5 abboIten uno iiber rel.
DIE grnten au berihten baben. anem
Inidein nod miro 1lniere Somaten-
ernte oieies Sabr 5u ben reibiten
a0blen, Die mir ie i'm Solepbinnm
gebabt baben.
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8ortbinstpn, .. - ct. Eai,l, Niua,
Samstas, 9. Anguit 1947.
Sir d. nfalenber

Sonntas, 10. Tnsnit: Glitter Soun.
tag nad Efingiten. = 6 "a n g e.
4ium m: Seilune Oes Saltbltummen
(0farfus y.
Montag, IL. auguit: Siburtius.
Eienstag, II. slueult: CLARA.
Wtittmod, 13. slugult: Sobannes
8er6mans. :s -.af
9onnerstag, IA. auguit: guie6ius.
(8igilfaiten.)
5reitag, 15. Nusnit: Iaria Simmel-
fabrt.
Samstog, 16. auguit: Soadim.
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M. 9. s.


3ebe lit, benft man unpillfiirli6 an
Die 8ienen, benn Sonig unb @abs
(Iiefern uns Die 8ienen. 9ieie ge-
ipinnen ibren iiiBen Sonigleim bon
ben 8liiten. 8ei anbauernbem Ge-
genpetter ndbreno Ser 8liite, iper-
ben bic 8liiten 5erItort uno ie tpeni-
ger Bitten, oeito ueniger Sonig uno
@ahs. 4uffaueno eribeint es iilbes,
oaB mebr @o6s i'm Warft lit, als
gep0bnlib unb oie 8ienen fonnten
rubig ouf einige 8oden an ben
Streif geben.
Gin tpeiterer betrdhtli6er 8eitrag
CUR laufenoen 5reiitelle tit berean-
gene 8ode einsetroffen. @ir ipre-
den Dem bodber5igen 8obltdter
biernit uniern beraliben 0anf aus.
IS pGre gu besriiben, ipenn re6t
oft iol6e reidlid)e 8eitrdee emile.
fen oenn bel bielen teureu 3eiten
uno beItdnoig Iteigenoen 2ebensmit,
telpreiien, gebort cine betrdbtli6e
Summe 8elo ba5u, 10 piele bunbert
Stuoenten our6 lanse Stuoieiabre
binour6 81 Srieitern beran5ubiloen.
uniere 2eier tpiiroen 5tpeifelsobne
Dem sSoiepbinum unb unieren beran.
Da6ienoen Stuoenten cine groBe
8obltat erneiien, nenn iie ben1ittel.
te Herionen, Die piIlens iinb, au
neutrality-suspicious. beiautragen
auf unier 8erf aufmerfiam MAIDEN
piiroen. l1niere 8rieIter ipiiroen on
Mltare es ibnen bunbertfaf Der.
eelten.
gtiGt mebr piele @o6en trennen
uns BON Dem slnfang oes neuen
S6uliabres, oas am t2. Septen1ber
begtnnt. @ir boffen, bob uniere Stu.
oenten in ben langen @o6en re61
aablretde neue 2eier fir ben Ohio
WoiienfreunO uno Soiepbinum STE.
ptetp getuonnen boben iperben. Nad
Den bisberisen ginienbunsen lit Der
erfolg iebr ern1utigenb. @ber pieIe
unierer Stuoenten fonnten mebr
tun. Son oQen Seiten, iogar bon
9euti6lanb uno aus Siioamerifo
laufen 5ablreide idmeidelbafte Gut.
adten iiber unler beutl6es @ohen-
blatt elm. 9esbalb iollten uniere
Stuoenten, nit Silfe ibrer Mngebo.
rigen unb 5reunbe ernitli6 berniibt
lein, unIere 8latter rebt bielen BE.
fannt 5u paden.
8dbreno Der bergangenen @ohe
tpuroe i'm Soiepbinum cine &onferena
Der .&ural 2ife" -8ereinigung obge.
balten. @er Sen peribiebenen Dis.
fniiionen lagidte, mnbte gu Der lie.
ber5eugung fommen, bob Elm Bauer
in ser @ottesnatur cine ni1t geringe
&oqe ipielt, llno baB aaes. tpas auf
nnieren Garmen tudhit, bon ,lnge,
mein GROCER @ihtigfeit unb Scot.
tpenbigfeit lit. Aaer BabrldeinIih.
feit nod iperoen bic 3elegaten nod.
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Brttfllt Eltrr zrttang ntrtlt ah!

Wenn bn, eber 2e bier Sage bieue Mnuua fir beise
enna erhafen ha nno es oir ni mSg it, kt beneu abree
beeu n ab onOsrn ur rnbs bis bu ben Beras tell
nee Ser besablen fannf ienbn 3enna mei
Abbeelnns bbente ben gnf gnten SrtuuSs asA
sinen Sdabm fir bic fatboliIde TreFe
on fannN on announcement anf ben Dbp N8aenfremu6
senbem Sormnar: - "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
WOLFR.AM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES (

uniere aus &etlfr1atbern beree.
itelten 2aratipe Gdpiules finb nidt
MIR Elm milces MbfiibrmitteI, ionbern
for0ern bic gerba,,i1ug, es,tfernen Die
@ifHtoffe aus @eagen ,.,to ben Der
oaan.nesorgn,en, itGrten oieielben
iurb reinisen bns BIut. Bel hrcsss-
fher 9erlnpfrng fttb fie ,tniibertrof.
fen.
Hreis: $500 per 9or (Borrat flz
2 bis 3 Wonate); 3 8ores fir $500,
Horto eStra.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. Is Columbus, Ohio
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
The Mailbag

Dear Editor:
The 1947 March of Dimes is
now about over, and although it
is too early to tell exactly how
great the financial returns will be,
indications are that the drive will
be most successful.
Due to your paper. and others
like yous, the campaign has done
a great deal to tell the commun-
ity what the Foundation is and
what it can do for polio patitnts.
We feel this educational phase of
the campaign to be as important
as the fund raising activity. We
are most grateful for your help.
Together we can take pride in
knowing that we are helping the
Foundation keep its pledge that
no polio victim shall go without
care because of lack of funds.
Sincerely yours.
Robert e. Priebe,
Publicity Chairman.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
cosamis Adopt
Club Name

osami club officially
adopted its name with a din
ner and a social last Friday
night in the Central YWCA.
It's name, derived from "cosmo-
politan" and amenities" carries
the clubs purpose and theme, that
of promoting friendship and good
will among all groups IN Seattle.
Ruth Witt, who is IN the young
adult division of the YWCA, is di-
recting the Cosamls.
William Mimbu was toastm1ster
for the evening Mrs Marcuc
Rolfe of the YWCA board spoke
on Round the World Reconstruc-
ton" which emphasized the
women's place in bringing order
to a war-torn world.
Special musical selections were
rendered by Yosh Ogatl. saxa-
phonist. Mrs. George Abe, pianist.
and Yoshiteru Ogata. bass yiolinist.
Chairman Mrs. William Tatsuda
was assisted by the Mesdames j
Kamifachi, Lee Schrag, Ralph
Nelson, Fred Post, John Brown
ing, Mary Redeem, Juro Yoshioka,
Ernestine Bennett, Gwen Finley
and Ellen Smith.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Wapato to Sift
Anti,Bias Bill
BY Kara kOnd0

WAPATO, Feb. II. - Bill
No. 26, the claw against dis
elimination in employment"
popularity known as the F.E.-
PC. bill, will be the topic of
discussion of a public meeting at
7:30 p. m this Sunday. February
16, in the Wapato Methodist
church.
Miss Edna Merrill. membership
chairman of the Fair Employment
Practice Committee of Yakima,
will be the principal speaker. She
is a member of the Yakima Coun
ty Welfare Department and the
Council of Social Agencies.
The meeting. sponsored by the
Nisei Youth Fellowship of the
Wapato Methodist church. will be
presided over by Ken Inaba. Spec
ial musical numbers will be pro-
vided by Miss Margaret Whitlow
and Mrs. Dolores Watson. Yakima
FEPC members who will accom-
pany the guest speaker here.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Hopes Rise
After Hearing
On Bill 45

OLYMPIA, Feb. 14.-(Spe-
cial to The Northwest Times)
Prospects that Senate Bill
As would pass were reported
by Jackson Street Community
Council members as very
favorable, Every likely" aft
er they had attended a Sen
ate hearing on the bill here.
Senator Vic Zednick, r., Sc
attic, commented: IL know
your area very well. | think
you have me convinced
Sitting in on the Senate hearing
were George Minato, DR.. Molina,
Rev. u. Murphy. Gerard Neuman
and Dean Hart. Also present was
Bob Groves. The six from the Sc
attic community council explained
TO the legislators why the bill. re-
fcrred popularity as the urban
Redevelopmcnt Bill" should be
passed, and also went to great
lengths to carly the "blightcd"
areas which cast grave clouds ov-
er the social. political and econ
omic life in the South End.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Seed Oysters
From Japan
On wayHere
First Shipment Aboard
Liner TO Consist
OF 3, 300 Coses

First shipment of seed oys-
tiers to leave Japan in six
years today its on its way
across the Pacific aboard the
American Mail liner Mount
Greylock, it was learned to-
day.
The Mount Greyloek. due Feb
ruary 10 or 20. also has ship
ment of japanese oranges for Can
ada and consignment of refined
copper for discharge in Seattle.
The vessel probably will go to An
acortes first, then hit Vancouver,
B. c., TO put the oranges ashore.
The oyster shipment consists of
$500 cases consigned to oyster
growers in the Samish Bay area.
Nine or ten consignments of
japanese seed oysters valued at
approximately S350,0OO will come
to the Pacific Northwest from
Japan, according TO Charles r.
Pollock of Seattle, secretary of
the Pacific Coast Oyster Grow
ers Association. A total of S.
574 cases have been ordered from
the United States Commercial
Company, which is handling ship
mcnts for Pollock's firm in Japan.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Cut Book Price
For 442nders

The Nisei Veterans Com
mittee of Seattle and vicinity
has received word from the
Infantry Journal that the new
book, "The History of the
442nd Combat Team" will be
sold at "A reduced rate of $3.50
to all former members of that
famed World War II outfit.
Former di2nd men are advised
to enclose $3.50 in money order
or check made payable to the In
fantry journal. Infantry Building,
1115 Seventeenth st. N. w, Wash
ington 6, u. G.
The cost to the general public
will be $500 per copy and the sale
will start March 13, 19i7 in vari-
GUS bookstores.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Wapato Selects
Valentine King

Wapato, Feb. l1-An infor-
NAL evening of dancing, cards,
ping-pong and refreshments
is being planned by the Wap-
ato' Youth Fellowship at its
Valentine social scheduled for
8 p. m. Saturday, Feb. Is, in
the Wapato Kaikan.
In keeping with the romantic
motif, plans for special stunt to
choose the Valentine King for
the Evening" was announced by
Tamaki Inaba, chairman of the
committee in charge of the affair
The selection of a king is re-
verse of the usual procedure of
honoring the fair sex on such an
occasion. but the idea was formed
keeping in mind the greater pre-
sence of young men in this local
ity. All usual standards of judg-
ment-personality, pulchritudc, in
telligence, ctc.,-will be taken in
to consideration in the secret de
tails of the contest
The social gathering is open TO
all Nisei of the valley. A special
invitation is being extended to the
many families who have returned
to the Yakima Valley.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Preacher Wins
jefferson Award

HOOD RIVER, Ore, Feb.
1i.-The Rev. w. Sherman
Burgoyne, pastor of the Ash
bury Methodist church here,
has awarded one of the Thorn
as jefferson democracy awards
Rev. BurgOyne was the one who
callenged the removal of names
of Japanese-American servicemen
from Hood Rivers honor roll.
The award was presented by the
Council Against Intolerance in
America which notified the Hood
River pastor that he had been one
of three individuals to be voted
the award in the field of public
service.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Party
ForPrepsters
February

Belle Ami cabinet members
will sponsor a "Prepsters'
Get-together" from 1880 to
11:30 p. m. next Saturday,
Feb. %, in Collins fieldhouse,
it was announced today.
Clothes gathered by the clothing
groups will report their bundles"
at the party. Only high school
students are invited to this af-
fair.
The girls are asked to wear
sweaters and skirts, and the boys,
cords, when they attend
Chaperones for the evening will
he Mr. and Mrs. r. Sakahara, Mrs
kaz Tatsuda, Miss Faye Moellcr,
and Mr. and Mrs. Masaru Uno.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Attend Hearing
On Bill as

Six members Of the Jack
son ST. Community Council
left here Thursday morning
and drove to Olympia to at
tend a Senate hearing on Bill
45. The bill, popularity called
the urban Redevelopment
Bill" proposes Improvement
of "blighted" areas in Seat
tie and other cities.
Council members who made the
trip are the Rev o. g. Murphy
DIR. Leo V. Molina. Dean Hart,
George Minato, Gerald Neumsn
md Bob Groves.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-14
Nisei Hour to Go
On Air Over KEVR
First Broadcast Is Scheduled
For Tuesday Afternoon, Feb. l8

Starting Tuesday, Feb 49, and every Tuesday hereafter
from 23O to 245 D. m Radio Station KEVR 1890 your
dial will present the Nsei Hour teen-minute program
of popular recordings sponsored by THE NORTHWEST
TIMES
THE NORTHWEST TIMES shall appreciate it if its
readers would send their choice of records for the broad
cast over KEVR All selections made by the readers will be
considered by THE NORTHWEST TIMES week ahead of
the scheduled broadcast.
Kirby Torrance is commercial manager of KEVR, the
Evergreen Broadcastng Corporation which has its offices
in the Smith Tower.