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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-10

Junior Schedule
July 9-Giants VS. Cardinals; Pirates
VS. Yankees (Doubleheaders)
July 11-Pirates VS. Cardinals;
Yankees VS. Giants
Senior Schedule
July 8-Cubs VS. Indians; Reds VS.
Tigers.
July 10-Cubs VS. Reds; Tigers VS.
Indians.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-10
Forms Differ

Most elements found on the earth
have forms which are alike chem
ically but which differ slightly in
weight. By definition these forms
are called isotopes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
W J N E

JACKSONVILLE. N. c.
TODAY
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OVER THE NETWORKS
NETWORK PROGRAMS

We II ThOOhAMS
Time is eastern standard. For centra
standard subtract one hour, for noun
tain standard subtract two hours. Som,
local stations change hour Of relay l.
fit local schedules. Last minute bro
gram changes cannot be included.
(For East. Daylight add one hour)
TODAY
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ETC Sevareid and NeWs-cbs
Network Silent Il hr.)-mbs-east
Riddles Hour (also l hour later =
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Frontiers of Science, Talk-cbs
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
MARINE CHARGED
WITH CAR LARCENY
Jury 10 Continue Delibera-
tons On Case This
Morning

The first jury in the July crimi-
nal term of New Hanover county
Superior Court late yesterday had
failed to reach a verdict in the
trial of Huey P. Paul, 21-year-old
marine, charged with larceny of
an automobile.
Judge Leo Carr dismissed the
jury for the night after it had de-
liberated for an half hour and
ordered the men to resume their
deliberations at $50 a. m. today.
Paul admitted driving the car
but commended he did not know it
was stolen. He testified that an
other marine who he knew as
"Stoney" and who has since been
discharged from the service gave
him the automobile to drive.
That was at Carolina Beach
June %, he said, and he was on
his way to Wilmington with the
car to get a girl friend who he
and "Stoney" knew.
State Highway Patrolman R. c.
Duncan declared that he arrested
Paul on the highway when he
found the marine operating the
car while intoxicated. Before the
trial, Paul pleaded guilty to a
drunken driving charge. Sentence
was held in allegiance pending out
come of the other charge.
B. M. Robbins, 81, was put into
the custody of the sheriff after
entering a plea Of nolo contendere
to a charge of assault with a dead
ly weapon. He specifically was ac-
cused of slashing his brother-in-
law Lathum Brigmen. Lumber
ton postal employe last July 5 at
Carolina Beach when the latter at
tempted to persuade Robbins to
go home.
Brigham said physicians took 20
stitches in his neck as the result
of the cutting. The court took the
case under consideration. A charge
of assault with intent to kill was
dismissed at the suggestion OF
Solicitor Clifton Moore when Rob
bins entered his plea to the other
charge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
JUROR REMOVED
AT OWN REQUEST
Pretty Housewife Asks
Relief Because OF Pub
licity In Case

SANTA ANA, Cal, July 81 - up
= A pretty housewife, Mrs. Uvor
Putnam, was excused from the jury
hearing murder charges against
Beulah Louise Overall, 10, and he1
boy friend.
Mrs. Putnam ono reported she
had been threatened with harm
if the heiress and George Bud)
Gollum, 81, were convicted Of
Staying her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Walter E. Overall and she
indirectly was involved in ano:he-
incident.
Superior Judge Kenneth Morri.
son barred reporters from the Los
Angeles Examiner and Interna'
tional News Sevice briefly from
his court because they said the
defense had asked Mrs. Putnam's
removal from the jury.
Mrs. Putnam's request to be
excused vas based on ''embarras
sing publicity she had received
since the threats were made
against her.
This constant bother has beer
a nuisance to me-" she wrote the
Judge. land l am under the con-
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
HOUSE PASSES BILL
TO EXPEDITE "GIFT"
OF MANY AIRPORTS

WASHINGTON, July 81 - () -
Legislation aimed at expediting
transfer of a billion dollars worth
of federal airports and facilities
to states, counties and cities with
out charge was passed by the
House today.
The bill returns to the Senate for
concurrence On a minor House
amendment.
The Wa Assets administration
has been disposing of surplus air
fields but had no authority to
transfer such facilities as ware
houses, maintenance shops. admin
~istration buildings and recreation
al facilities.
The new bill wuold permit the
Civil Aeronautics authority to rec
ommend sucn transfers with final
decision in the hands of the Ad-
minister of War assets.
nioI 9 2211 Eou Norrr~o~n- c.~rso-
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Studio One. Hour Drama-cbs

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Studio One, Hour Drama-cbs
America Forum. D~ebate-mbs
9:oo-Phillip Marlowe Detects-nbc
9:15-Scout About Town-mbs .
9:30-The Romberg Concert-nbc
Open Hearing Discussion-cbs
Dance Band ShoW-mbs
l0:00-NeWs & Variety 8 hrs.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 3 hrs.-cbs
News, Dance Band, 2 hrs.-mbs
ABC PROGRAMS - Times fit cithe
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
6:00-Network Silent hour east
Riddles Serial Hr.-west repeat
7:00-News and Commentary
7:15-Elmer Davis Commentary
7:30-Green Hornet Mystery
8:O0-Lum and Abner. Comedy
8:15-The Bobby Doyle Show
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10 :00-Modern Music Museum
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Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper servic.
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CONDITION SAME

Dexter Switzerland, 90, one-leg-
ged world war veteran, last night
remained in a serious but not
critical condition at James Walker
Memorial hospita. as the result
OF his especially-constructed auto
mobile plunging into the shallow
water as he drove across Bradley
Creek bridge on the new Wrights-
vile highway. Highway Patrolman
Il. c. Duncan, who investigated the
crash early Sunday, said there
was no one else in the car as
rumored. Switzerland suffered a
broken jaw. He lives at 43 Lee
Drive. Lake Forest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

Exclusive with Sears. Best au-
tomato electric iron value.
New, improved, trouble free.
Heats rapidly. Form fitting
bakelite handle.
Standard Iron - 2.98
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

slant fear of being bounded by
newspaper reporters and photog-
-aphers."
She was replaced by alternate
juror Mrs. Ida Fischer, The judge
warned that he would bar from
the court the representative of any
newspaper which attributed Mrs.
Putnam's removal to any reason
other than her own request.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

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minutes. Vegetables retain
more vitamins, minerals. Meats
are quickly tender. Heavy alu-
lninum. Saves fuel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
OREGON NISEI
START KEELING
LOOP SEPT. Il

PORTLAND, Greg. Sept. g.
Oregon's Nisei Bowling League will
swing into full action at o pm.
Friday, Sept. IL, in Hollywood bowl
ing alleys, it was learned today.
Eight teams were represented
when the league was formed at a
meeting held in DR.. Ted Tsuboi's
home. The teams and their man.
ayers are as follows: Lombard
Food-Min Okazaki; Motor Clinic
Duke Tanaka; Gresham-Jack Flu
jill; Kern Park Floral-George TIA
mi; Russellville Fruit-Kaz Full;
j. K. Kida-George Komachi; A
zumano Insurance George Sono;
Cascade Production Saito.
There is still room for more play
ers on every team, according TO
league officials.
Defending championship Azuma-
no Insurance faces Cascade Pro-
duce on the opening night. In o.
Their matches, Lombard Food meets
Motor Clinic, Gresham tackles
Kern Park Floral, and Russellville
Fruit takes on J. K. Kida.
Present league schedule calls for
team play every Friday until the
end of the season.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
Sideline Topics

"Fleasie" Okazaki, pre-war Lotus Troy
ace and Heat Heyamoto, U. w. and NVC dia-
mond star, are planning to be the "Gold Dust
Twins in the local basketball circuit. South
End Merchants this season will have three hoop
outfits; the newest one will be led by '"Tubbo'
Watanabe, brother of Shig and Mas. little
"Mush' Ozima who used to WOW us with his
one-hand push shots on the maple courts here is
in Salt Lake City. if the Ashuras were dressed
for the occasion, they probably would have beat
en- Valley in the swimming match held last
Sunday at Fife; the Ashuras boast some fair ma
tators. if you're interested in model airplane
building, get in touch with Shig Akada, 1887
Jackson ST., Seattle; number of fellows has air
ready asked him to form club for that pur-
pose. Sumo Nagamatsu, Monroe Beppu, Min
Yamaguchi and X. Nakamlra Of the Puget
Sound Golf Association all played on the high
school links teams Art Louie, hard-clouting
Chinese golfer, probably hits the longest ball
among Oriental Americans ia the Pacific North
west ;.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
|FuruhaShi Cracks
SOO-lMeter Mark

TOKYO, Sept. Q -Hironoshin Fu-
ruhashi. sensational Nippon uni
yefsity swimming star, set a worlds
record for the S00-meter freestyle
by covering the distance in 9 min
utes 55.4 seconds last Saturday In
the Meiji Shrine pool in an alba
pan Students swimming champion
ship meet. The previous world
mark was made in the same pool
by Shozo Maxine the Olympic star
who negotiated the distance in
9:55.8 in 1895.
Furuhashi broke the worlds re-
cord for the 400-meter free-style
last month.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
'WALLY FAILS
TO SHOW MUCH
IN DONS GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Sept.
tNichi Bel Times Dispatch)- wally
Yonamine didn't get much chance
recently when the San Francisco
49ers opened the 1947 All Ameri-
can Football conference season with
a 1877 victory over Glenn Dobbs
and his Brooklyn Dodgers at Ke-
Ear stadium.
"Yonamine was put In at a time
when he couldn't show much" de-
clared Coach Buck Shaw after the
game. "It was third down in our
territory"
Given the ball from Frankie
Albert on q delayed buck through
right guard, the same play In which
he lost three yards against the
L. A. Dons a week ago, WaIly was
stopped at the line of scrimmage
In the one and only time he car
ried the bali against the Dodgers
In the last quarter he took a To-
yard pass from jess Freitas and as
he was about to be tackled passed
laterally to Earle Parsons who was
trailing him. Parsons, however,
came by too wide and too slow to
gain any additional yardage.
On wally's only other chance,
Albert passed too far although the
Nisei halfback Tented the Dodger
defensive back out of position beau
tifully to break into the clear about
30 yards downfield.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
The
Sporting Thing
Tokuda Drug Has The Players
by bf

If stars make the team, Tokuda Drug is I'M
for another successful basketball year to say no
thing that the squad will repeat its champion
ship-winning ways.
Tokuda's last season shared the Glass
diadem and the Northwest Times Northwest
Invitational Basketball Tournament title. And
they journeyed to Salt Lake City. and return
ed home with a runner-ups trophy.
Missing from the quintet will be George
Kozu and Daibo Fujii. The loss of these two men
will be more than offset by such requirements as
Manabu Fujino, rangy South End Merchant
center and Isao Nishimura, Lotus Troys'
speedy e-basket-artist. Tokuda's also
tagged Kaz Kanda who, before the war, cavort-
ed spectacularly as the "rubber-legged'' ace OF
Kashiwagi's.
Along with Fujino Nishimura and Kanda
will be such stellar performers as Mote Yasuda,
Shobo Fujii, George Nakagawa, Yuk Takeuchi,
Chuck Kinoshita and TAX Yagi. Tom Fukuya-
ma, Harry Kawahara and Saibo Fujii also will
be ready for the opening gum
Tokuda's should have no trouble whipping
the best in the NVC circuit They should not do
SO badly in the torrid City league.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
HEADPIN'S VIEWS
By
SHEWO KAWRYE

Let's Roll!
Once again we hear that familiar
pin-smashing utterance reverat-
ing into the chilly atmosphere of
the oncoming winter bowling sea-
son and with it, once again we
hear that nostalgic--Greetingsl
My friends-
IT'S your salty correspondent with
Kawrye prognostications on who
did what. and why, in the Nisei
bowling realms for the winter of
AZ and AZ incidcntly, shapes up
to be a season of tremendous sue
cess.
Boosting a three-league compe-
tition with its personnel running
well into the $50 mark, % eager
teams await the shrill blast from
the whistle of the starter. So here
we go, my friends, for anywhere
from 80 to IS gruelling, hectic
Let's Rolf!
In the Commercial League, dub
bed by many as the majors due
primarily to the fact that the ma
jority Of its participants are veter-
ans CT 3 seasons of pin crashing,
we find 8 stellar teams replete
with keen rivalry. Ironically, two
of the reputed stronger teams were
pitted against each other on the
opening night with Kashiwagi's re-
trieving games of 875, 500, and 1893
for total team ceries of 1892
which all but annihilated the pow
erful Shanty Inn aggregation by 4
games. For the victors, 1t was Tom
my Namba's $50, Fujino's 542, Flu
jiwara's SOC, After the League"
Beppu's 470, and Nishimoto with
his dexterious delivery good for 3
OF his usual games and $40 say
lees. For the vanquished, lead off
Takahashi's 525 and the Carl Deck
en- of the Nisei league, George How
monotonous I see my name In the
papers" Kimura's 558 were the Sic
ge guns. Despite its defeat, Shanty
Inn is still held as the potential
leader as another member, one of
the most powerful bowlers in the
Nisei league for the last two sea-
sons has yet to join. Paramount
Cafe boasts some very steady keg-
lers who shouldn't be taken too
lightly as shown by their 2503 team
series which enabled them to lift
3 games from last seasons champ
ions--Tad's Cafe.
Two evenly matched teams
swapping scores In likewise fashion
were Puget Sound Vegetable Grow
ers of. Sumner and Oriental Cab.
And lastly, the Sakahara Insurance,
which took 3 games from 18th Ave.
Service, could prove TO be the sur
prise Of the league. For 18th Ave.
Service. 1t was Taiji Takayoshi
with the high game of the even
ing, a 226. His pre-war bowling
endeavors were held In the highest
esteem by his fellow opponents.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
Ask Right to Use
Babe Ruth's Name

TOKYO, Sept. 9-Permssion is being
sought from George II. Ruth for the use of his
name and signature in connection with ''Babe
Ruth cup tournament" by the Tokyo Mainichi
newspaper it was revealed here
The Maniehi explained that Ruth's name
was the biggest attraction in Japanese baseball
and they want to use it in connection with their
inter-city amateur baseball tournament
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09

City Merchants League
The largest of the Nisei bowling
leagues, the City Merchants lea
que, newcomers who eye the l-3
pocket every Thursday night boasts
10 teams of unknown quality. There
are, however, four squads which are
no strangers to the glistening ma
pleways. They are Main Drug
Manufactures Life. formerly the
Handicapped 5" of the Summer
League) which Shewo will go out
on the proverbial limb as the team
most likely to succeed. Main St.
Service, formerly the Bowlos of
the Summer League) led by To-
milo "Specks" Hamasaki who Incl
dentally came up with a ais game
and 546 saylees. and finally the
International Realty with reliable
anchor man Ryo Mihara who needs
no introduction to the bowling
crowd. There are 6 other teams,
some sprinkled with players from
the Commercial League. Not having
the opportunity to bowl as a unit
they should be classified as SIRE
myth unknown" IT'S my conclu-
sions. however, that predictions at
the present moment would be COM
hitting faux pas as anything Is
likely to happen in league where
handicap plays an important hand
Nisei Women's League
With 8 teams ready, each rolling
commercially for the first TINA
this Thursday night marks the
start of this inaugural event.
Franks Jewelry led by Jean Ter
40, China Import and Export Co
who lays claim as being the best
QUILTED, Tokuda Drugs with its
roster made up entirely from the
Crown Furniture team of the Girls
Summer League, and Takano Stu
dio which has the former Alley
Kittens, Champion of the Summer
l. e a u e. ar G top av o T.
ties in the Girls League. Out of
the numerous practice games rolled
so far, 1t seems that the 200 games
and the 500 saylees should come at
more consistent intervals as can
be witnessed by casual game
saylees rolled by one Jean Numo-
to one sizzling afternoon. And
say sizzling in reference to her
games of 203, 1911 and a GAG for a
$40 series!
In conclusion, my friends, 1t
would be a very good policy to
boost our sponsors whenever the
occasion arises as they have had
the foresight and initiative to GO
all out in supporting the Nisei
bowling leagues. Irregardless of
salty games, splait games, amazing
or usual games, let's all bowl to
the best of our ability with fair
play, harmony and good sports
manship as our guiding rules to-
wards making this season the best
ever
Remember-the attitude you
show towards this popular winter
sport usually constitutes the alti-
tude your average will maintain
ARRIVIDERCI!
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
Valley Defeats
Ashuras, go !

FIFE, Sept. 9-valley, Drawing
the heavy, wet elements, defeated
Lotus Ashuras, SO, last Sunday on
a soggy field here to enter the
championship playoffs Of h e
Northwest Times Baseball League
Shigio, Yaguchi and Osaka were
Valleys hitting stars.
The running score follows.
R H
Ashuras 900 OIL Is 6
Valley 301 Ola x-9 IL
Batteries: N. Shimizu. Yagi and
Saito; Asahara and Tanaka.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
JEAN TERAO
NAMED PREXY
OF s. N. G. B. o.

Jean Terao was elected president
of the SNGBO Seattle Nisei Girls
Bowling Organization) at its last
meeting held latter part of last
month in Main Bowl Other Of
ficers are TAX Yokoyama, vice pre-
sident; Yo Kitayama, secretary, "
Aiko Kawaguchi, treasurer.
First Nisei girls kegling loop since
the end of the war. the SNGBO
will hold two tournaments during
the season. The group also plans
to give cut patches to girls bowling
a 200 game or a 500 series. The
SNGBO's handicap will be set at
ter the first three games.
All girls are requested to be rea-
dy to bowl at 6:45 pm. Thursday,
Sept IL.
The opening night schedule fol-
lows:
China Import e. Export We.
Franks Jewelry on Alleys and G.
Tokuda Drugs VS.. Takano Studio
on Alleys and 8.
Mobile Service VS.. Toda's Optic
metrist on Alleys 8 and TO-
Marthas Beauty Shop VS.. Hab's
SpoI ting Goods on Alley IL and IL.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09
Houses
Businesses
for Sale

FULLY FURNISHED S6700
room house In Colman
school area. 2 large bed
rooms. Newly painted and
papered. Venetians. Modern
kitchen with steel cabinets.
Excellent condition through
out--very good furniture.
Extra lot available cheap.
Terms
NEWER DUPLEX
az yr. old side-By side close
in. Each side rents ISL. Full
bsmt., 81 rooms each unit.
S5' lot. Very good condition
In and out. A real buy. $4,000
cash handles.
HOTEL LEASE AND FURNITURE
list Ave. location. d8 rooms
all clean. Exceptionally nice
furniture. Low flat rental.
Netting $3.50 month. Owner
leaving town and has priced
for quick sale. Full price
$4,000. Terms.
INTERNATIONAL REALTY co.
James Matsuoka, Mgr.
$50 Jackson Ma. 1879
Res. phone PR. 1907
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-09

The excess of sentiment, which is
misleading in philanthropy and e.
economies, grows acutely dangerous
when 1t interferes with legislation.
or with the ordinary rulings Of
morality.-Agnes Repplier.