davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28

V Zduzenih drzavah v Sail
veckrat pravijo, da industrij-
sko proizvaja Amerika tudi jaw
no mnenje. Beseda je o ogrom-
n e m in vsestranskem propa-
gandnem aparatu, XII ga drze
cvrsto v svojih rokah najvecji
monopoli. Vazna veja te "indu-
STRIFE" je ameriska proizvodnja
filmov, S .katero razpolaga
"Ameriska filmska zveza'. Hrb-
tenico te zveze tvori osem maj
vecjih filmskih monopolov tako-
zvanih "osem velikih''. I'll so
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer "Pa-
ramount'', "XX-Century Fox" I,
'Universal', Warner Broth
ers", "RKO", columbia Pic
tures", in universal Artisty".
Cd celokupnega stevila 487 fill
NOV letno, XII so jih izdelali v
Hollywoodu, jih je ia zveza iz-
delala 337. Torej zelo donosna
veja industrije in "businessa"
Film mnogo pomeni vsak-
DAMIEN zivljenju Americana. Le-
ia 1916 je obiskovalo kinemato-
grafe vsak teden okrog 100 mi
lijonov ljudi. Kinematografi so
odprti dan in noe. v new-yor-
skem Brodwayu nikdar ne ugas-
nejo filmske svetlobne reklame.
Film lahko gledas cd sredine,
cd konca ali zacetka - kakor
pac naletis. Ko film konca, ga
spet prikazujejo cd zacetka in
tako ives kako pricenja. Vec-
krat pa niti to nj potrebno, sal
sablone, po katerih snemajo
filme, MISC proved raznovrstne
in nj tezko pogoditi vsebine fill
ma.
Filmska proizvodnja je bila
zmerom dobickanosna veja in.
dustrije. Filmski producenti Sc
pomnijo, da je David Selznih
pri filmu "V vrtincu" zasluzi]
80 milijonov dolarjev. To je Sc
veda rekordna stevilka, toda
tudi povprecni filmi dajejo We.
like dobicke, &c le S filmi spret.
no trgujejo. Pc podatkih orga.
ma "a razdeljevanje film O v
Film Daily je incl Hollywood
v letu 1916 vecje profile kot v
kateri koli prejsnji sezoni v zgo-
DOWN. filmske produkcije.
Sam Paramount je incl v
prvih devetih mesecih leta 1916
cisti dobicek 33 milijonov 877,-
900 dolarjev proti 13 milijo.
nom $4,000 dolarjev v istem
razdobju leta 1915.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
KOLlkO 60. : JE !!!;; URA?
(PoVesti casu)
M. I L J I N
(Povesti O casu)

clanov,. in-uro je bilo mogoce
najti re pri mnogih kocijazih.
&c bi Sc mi mogli prestaviti v
Is. stoletje, da bi pogledali v de-
lavnico k urarju, bi videli soho z
dolgimi miami oh stenah. Ia
mizo della nekaj ljudi predpas-
nikih. To so pomocniki. Sedijo
jo ma usnjatih stolckih, ze cisto
oglujenih cd mnogih prednikov.
Marljivo opravljajo svoje truda-
polno delo. Ma mizah lezijo pill
ce, kladivca, a niti enega stroj-
cka nj tam, niti enc tvorniske
priprave. Use sc della ma roko.
In kako umetno delajo!
Tista bronasta ura, ma primer,
XII predstavlja poslopje lahkim
obokom, XII ga podpirajo ma vog-
lih stirje bradati velikani. Vzo-
rec finega, cileziranega della kra-
81 stene. Mnozica kipcev, prika-
zujocih leve, krilate cudne zivali
in fantasticne zveri, je razpore-
jena oh oboku in vznozju.
Kje pa je gospodar delavnice?
lob strani stoji in Sc razgovarja
z dvorskim gizdalinom, XII Sc je
pripeljal kupovat uro. Start urar
v dolgi halji in kapi Sc trudi po-
jasniti zlahtnemu kupcu, da ure
pac ne more dati ma up. Sal ME-
gova svetlost je ze tako dolzna
500 funtov.
Skozi odprta vrata Sc vidi voz
njegove svetlosti, staromodna
kocija ma ogromnih kolesih, VISA
zlepoticena. Zdi Sc, da starec ze
popusca. Sal hi bilo nevarno "a
merritt sc tako imenitnim osebno-
stim. Sam ne yes, kdaj sc znaj-
des v jeci ..
Dober urar je moral dobro
znati mehaniko. Tehniskih Sol
takrat nj bilo; znanje je slo cd
oceta ma sina, cd mojstra ma po-
mocnika.
Prav mic nj cudno, da so mno-
gi nadarjeni iznajditelji pref
snjih casov bill urarji.
Iznajditelj vodnega predilnega
stroja Arkwright je bill urar;
MENU SO sploh pravili-notting-
hamski urar. lHarggriws, XII je
zgradil stroj "a predenje' drob-
nih nitk, je bill urar. Tudi iznaj-
ditelj parnika Fulton je bill urar-
ski mojster. !
(Dalje . 6etrtek)
! N1rotdjte, strife IN Htajte
MN44n cns11na,ssrst ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
Zakai siri Hollywood 20 vsem

Zakaj siri Hollywood po vsem
svetu take filme?
Ne le radi financnega efekta.
Zelo zapleteni so raeuni avtor-
jew teh filmov, XII izvrsujejo ma
rocila svojih delodajalcev. Ii
filmi gledalca predvsem zmede-
jo in ga prisilijo, da Sc oddalji
cd tezkih problemov svojega
okolja in svojega zivljenja. Oh
enem sc v filmu te vrste navi-
dez mimogrede pritihotapi mi
sci, da ma vse te zlocine nava-
jajo ljudi nevarni "rdeci''. In
koncno gledalcem stalno ponav-
ljajo isto tezo, da so ameriski
detektivi, ameriski vojakf, anne.
riski policaji in ameriski "busi.
nessmani", XII so v stalnem bo-
ju z zlocinci, plemeniti junaki
XII zmerom zmagajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28

Odbor citalnice Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Waterloo
Rd. Sc iskreno zahvaljuje Mr..
Frank Marasu, XII je daroval S.,
ter Mr.. Joseph Gimpel, XII je da-
roval 81 v prid citalnice. Citalni-
co Sc priporoca v naklonjenost
vsem zavednim rojakom in ro-
jakinjam.
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
"PsihOlOSka strahOta"

fSlnOlOSka SCranOta"
z globokim razocaranjem in
nerazumevanjem smo zapustili
kino, kjer so prikazovali film
''Temno ogledalo". Pc ameriski
filmski terminologiji spada ia
film v vrsto "psiholoskih stra-
hot" in obravnava dive sestri
dvojcki. Ena izmed njiju trpi
ma nagonu obijanja, druga pa
je plemenita in pozrtvovalna
deklica. Obe vlogi odlicno igra
Olivia de Havylland. VISA vse-
bina filma pa je zgrajena ma
prizadevanju mladega psihiatra,
XII pomocjo psihoanalize, psi
holoskih eksperimentov in ina
prave "a odkrivanje lazi", sku-
Ia dognati, katera cd obeh &C.
stra trpi ma pregresni fikciji.
Filmi prikazujejo masovna
ubijanja ter dosledno in vztraj-
no kvarijo morale gledalca. V
filmu "Globoke SAME" igrajo
najboljsi igralci, yes film pa ne
prikazuje mic drugega kakor Sc
dem umorov, XII jih preiskuje
mlad detektiv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
GLAVNI JUNAKI AMERISKIH FILMOV

IN lzVen nJenlh mega. PrlZnatl
je treba, da ia novi problem
uresnicujejo S prav ameriskim
tempom. Odkar izpolnjujejo ma
loge reakcije, della industrial
"javnega mnenja" S podvojeno
hitrostjo.
Zdaj hollywoodski koncerni
preplavljajo svetovna trzisca S
filmi, XII odgovarjajo ministr-
stvu "a zunanjo trgovino in
"Ameriski filmski zvezi''. Film
ska statistika kaze, da proiz-
vodnja filmov, XII Sc bavijo S
socialnimi problemi pada, bio
grafskih in zgodovinskih fill
mov pa sploh vec ne proiz-
vajajo. Nasprotno pa so po-
dvojili proizvodnjo brezvsebin-
skin glasbenih komedij in
filmskih revij, XII vse bolj propa-
girajo "ameriski n acin zivlje-
MIA" in dajejo smesno izkrivlje-
no sliko o resnicnem zivljenju
v Zdruzenih drzavah in prika-
zujejo ameriske kapitaliste kot
ljudi, pri katerih Sc je treba
zgledovati in katerim Sc je tre-
ba pokoriti.
Istocasno prikazujejo now
filmi sindikate in druge napred-
ne organizacije, kot skupnost
sumljivih in nevarnih ljudi. Ii
filmi priporocajo revni delavkj
potrpezljivost, vztrajnost in po-
korscino, ker sc film nazadnje
konca S "happy endom'', sal sc
sef ali njegov sin zaljubi v de.
lavko.
IL te kilometrske filmske pro.
izvodnje v letu 1916 pa veje
smrad rasne teorije.
Bell so "stoprocentni" Ameri.
kanci, brezpogojno drzni in ne.
ustraseni junaki. Crnci so slabo'
umni in odvratni tipi. Ljudje
rojeni izven meja Zdruzenih dr..
zav pa so napol tragicne, napo
komicne figure, in njihova po'
java ma platnu izzove pomilo.
vanje ali smeh.
Glavni junak hollywoodskiE
filmov il leta -946 pa je mort.
lee.
&c holds po Broadwayu, so Y
vseh strani vate naperjene pi
Stole S filmskih reklam, XII pri'
kazujejo bandite, sumljive zen
ske, cowboye, farmerje in uce'
make.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28

bo v vsakem slucaju dal dober
nasvet, &c ga potrebujete. On je
vreden nasih glasov.
M. K.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
Umetniki - proti toku

To je danasnja zalostna slika
Hollywooda. IL tega ozadja sc
pojavljajo posamezni, redki re-
alisticni filmi, in njihovi avtor-
il, XII Sc drzno upirajo struji,
brez olepsavanja in prikrivanja
prikazujejo sodobno amerisko
resnicnost. TAX je film "Najlep-
81 dan nasega zivljenja'. Film
obravnava tragicno usodo de-
mobiliziranih ameriskih vo "a :
kov, XII so sc morali vrniti v sta
ri, sebicni, brezdusni, kramar-
ski svet ameriske resnicnosti,
kjer je clovek cloveku volk. De-
10 reziserja Wylerja je nalete-
10 ma splosno odobravanje ma
predne ameriske javnosti. Pred
kinematografom ma Broad
wayu, kier so film prikazovali
so kljub najvisjim cenam, caka-
lie ma vstcpnice dodge vrste.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
Kaj mi je pravilo nihalo?

Kaj mi je pravilo nihalo?
Pa to je podrobnost, kateri
nj vredno govoriti.
Vprasati hi mogli: Nihalo Sc
giblje dovolj ma gosto, to pome-
nj, da Sc mora pogonsko kolo do
volj magic sukati. Zakaj pa Sc
potem z MIN zvezano urno kolo
obraca tako pocasi, da napravi
v IL urah samo en- obrat?
To je zato, ker so kolesa in
vretena tako ubrana, da sc vsa-
ko izmed njih obraca z brzino,
XII je potrebna.
Postavimo, neko vreteno ina
sest zobcev, kolo, katerim je v
zvezi, pa u; dokler napravi ko-
10 samo en- obrat, jih opravi vre-
teno toliko, kolikokrat je sest
mani u. To pomeni, da Sc bo
vreteno obracalo 12krat hitreje
kakor kolo.
Treba je torej samo potrebno
stevilo zobcev prav ubrati.
Da ne bi delali ma urnem kole-
su proved zobcev, vstavljajo med
MIN in pogonskim kolesom Sc
dodaten par zobcastih koles-
kolo vretencem.
Tako je potem mogoce napra-
viii, da sc urno kolo obraca r.
krat bolj pocasi kakor pogon-
sko. Vse je v redu: kolesa MISC
mnogo vecja, Min brzina pa je
ravno kakor je treba.
Inzenirji prejsnjih stoletij
Po iznajdbi nihala je postala
ura nazadnje tocen stroj. CHM
dale je trajalo, tenn bolje so bile
ure urejene in izdelane, vzpo-
redno s tenn pa tudi vredne svo-
jega denarja in ljudem dostopne.
Tako je vselej.
Ko so iznasli radio, je malo-
kdo vedel zanj, in Sc to samo po
drugih. cim bolj pa so ucenjaki
radio izboljsevali, tenn bolj do
stopni so postajali aparati. In
danes sc nihce ne cudi, &c vidi
mad vaskimi hisami sumo anten.
z urami pa nj bilo tako. Dve-
sto let je preslo, kar je bill oni
Heinrich napravil svojo uro, a v
Parizu je se vedno laze bilo sre-
cati vodno ali pesceno uro kakor
mehanicno. -.
| Ceh pariskih urarjev, XII je bill
takrat nastal, je stel v zacetku
Ivsega sedem ljudi. Minilo je Sc
200 let, da je ceh incl ze $50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
Ia svobodni tisk

Mr.. Joseph Gabriel IL 1868
Crossburn Ave. je prispeval v
sklad "a svobodni tisk vsoto SIS,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28

katero je izrocila odboru Mrs.
Alice Mirtich. Prispevatelju is
krena hvala!
John Pollock.
Mr.. Carl Lampe ma Bishop
Rd., Highland Heights, mi je IL
rocil SIS "a svobodni tisk, katero
svoto bonn izrocil ma pristojno
mestc.
Namesto venca "a pokojnim
Louis Trbeznikom so darovali "a
svobodni tisk sledeci: Po. 81:
Louis Hrovath, John Tavcar,
John Centa, Anthony Zakrajsek,
Charles Vrtosnik, Frank Brcan
in John Pirc; po SO centov:
Frank zagar, Joseph Fabjancic
in Louis Spehek. Skupaj $3.50.
Iskrena hvala vsem gori ONE
njenim!
John Tavcar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28

Narocdjte, Arite IN Gitajte
" "EndkopYav't0st!"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
ALLIES TO TRY
CANADA-BORN
FOR TREASON

VANCOUVER, B. c., April /
Canada's first treason trial of ma
tional serving with the japanese
during World War II is scheduled
to open shortly in Hong Kong.
The national, Canadian-born Ka-
mao Inouye, an interpreter at Hong
Kong's Stanley camp who was
known TO Canadian prisoners of
war as "Kamloops Kid will go on
trial for his life before a military
tribunal, according TO Warrant Of
ficer Arthur Hogg of Vancouver
who recently returned home from
the Hong Kong war trials.
WO Hogg, who was court report
er at the Hong Kong war trials
revealed that a death sentence on
Inouye was not confirmed when
he produced evidence Of Canadian
citizenship.
Inouye's treason trial will be the
first on record OF any citizen direct
ly involved in serving the enemy
during World War II. Other trials
have been related 10 nationals sup
plying information Or acting as
agents to the enemy.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Seek NILS Men

With the objective of recruiting
men in the Northwest area for the
Military Intelligence Service Langu-
age School at the Preside of Mon
terey. Calf to alleviate the current
acute shortage of linguists in occu-
pied Japan. 1t. Paul Sakai and
T Sgt. Spady Koyama, recruiting
representatives from the M1SLS,
will arrive inSeattle April 3rd
According TO 1t. Sakai. former
Seattleite and veteran of the African
campaign. the MISLS is seeking
both former graduates of the School
and new recruits to enroll in the
school. Another purpose of the trip,
he said, was to provide answers to
any questions brought up by inter-
ested parties.
Recruiting headquarters for 1t.
Sakai and Sgt. Koyama. native of
Spokane and veteran of South Paci-
fic campaigns, will be located at Of
flee of the Washington Recruiting
Distict, ABS Z. Marginal Way In
Seattle.
The two will be in Seattle from
April to approximately April % to
recruit men in the Seattl-Tacomi
area and its vicinity. and in the
Spokane aea from approximately
April "a to April 30
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
JAPAN EYES
ELECTIONS
THIS MONTH

TOKYO, April icon
scious that General Mac
Arthur's recent proposal
for an carly peace treaty
has whctted world inter
est in their politics, the
serious Japanese will vote
in four major elections
this month.
Newspapers are pounding at the
theme that Japan faces a "vital
test" in selecting thousands Of pub
lie officials, ranging from block
leaders to national representatives
The elections, which MacArth-
ur ordered, are intended to clear
out the legislative deadwood for
the Inauguration of Japan's new
"no-war" constitution May 3
The month of the ballot" will
start April 5 with the first election
in Japanese history for prefectural
governors, municipal mayors anc
village headmen. These previously
have been appointive.
Next, the people will vote ma
tionally April 20 to fill the 800
seats of the new house Of coun-
cillors, the upper chamber which
will replace the house Of peers
under the new constitution.
Five days later the voters will
select 466 members of the house OF
representatives, and on April &c
they will vote again, for council
men for prefectural, municipal and
village assemblies.
The fundamental issues in all the
elections are Right versus Left =
the status quo against Socialism or
more radical proposals.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
ACLU CHIEF
TO AID JAU
IN ASIA TRIP

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April +
Roger N. Baldwin has consented to
represent the Japanese American
Citizens League during his trip to
Japan. Korea. and the neighboring
territories. the Washington Office
of the JACL announced this morn
ing.
Mr.. Baldwin. director of the AM
erican Civil Liberties Union and
one of the outstanding world lead
ers in this field. was originally in
vited by the War Department and
the Supreme Allied Commander in
the Pacific to visit Japan and 9TH
er nearby territories to serve as a
consultant in civil liberties but he
is now en- route to the Orient on
an unofficial mission
In Japan and elsewhere. he will
represent the American Civil Lii
berries Union. the International
League for the Rights of Man. and
the World Federation of United Ma
tons Associations, in addition to
the JACL, it was announced.
A national sponsor of the JACL,
he is well acquainted with the pro-
blems and the aspirations of the
japanese in the United States.
While in Japan. he will investigate
the situation of the Nisei and the
Issei stranded there during the
war as we'll as the status of real
and other property in Japan owned
by persons in this country.
Hito Okada. national JACL pre-
sident, in commenting on Mr.. Bald
wins acceptance of the JACL invi-
tation, declared This will enable
us to know of the real conditions
in Japan insofar as Nisei and Is
sci are concerned, as well as of pro-
perty held there by our members
and contributors in the United
States. On the basis of Mr.. Baldwin's
findings and recommendations we
will adjust and alter our national
program of service"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Boost Prices
On Goldfish

TOKYO, March 20 -Japan's
goldfish industry has been hit by
production paralysis.
The governments agriculture
and forestry department report
ed gloOmily this week that 1947
goldfish production will be off
80 per cent, from the high mark
set in 1899. when 80 millions
were spawned. That means there
will be only a few left for ex-
port when domestic demands are
met.
There's still gold i'm the bust
ness, however. Prices have in
creased as much as 1000 per
cent.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
SEEKS ENTRY
OF PRE-WAR
BRIDE OF CT
WASHINGTON. ID c

WASHINGTON. ID c,
April 1---Senator Wavne
Morse (Rl of Oregon has
introduced a private bill
to permit the entry OF
Mrs. Chieko S. Kawakaml
into the United States.
the Washington Office of
the JACL Anti-Discrl-
mination Committee re-
ported TODAY.
Mrs. Kawakami is the Japanese
born wife of Clarke H. Kawakami,
former Domei correspondent in Wa
shington and more recently an Of
ficer in the United States Army
The .Kawakamis are now in Tokyo
Japan, where Clarke is a War De-
aartment civilian employee.
This is the first such private bill
to be introduced in the Senate
through the Intervention of Mike
Masaoka, national legislative direc-
tor.
Unlike other bills to permit the
Japanese wives of American We
terans to enter the United States
for permanent residence, this
measure valves the provisions of
the Oriental Exclusion Act of
1924 and does not invoke the
special privileges of the Soldiers
Brides Act of i345. This waiver
was necessary because Mrs. Ka-
wakami is not technically SOL
der bride" for she was married
in Washington, ID. c.. few
months prior TO the outbreak of
war and was repatriated to ia
pan on the GripshOlm in 1912.
She is the former Susuga, the
celebrated Japanese actress and
film star.
Mr. Kawakami is the son of K. K.
Kawakami. former dean of the ia
panese correspondents in Washing
ton. Born in Momence, Illinois, he
attended Harvard University, the
Institute of Higher international
Studies in Geneva, Switzerland, I'M
der a Carnegie Endowment for In
ternational Peace, and various 9th
err schools in France and Switzer-
land.
He went TO Japan in 1888 to stu
dy the language and Far Eastern
affairs. He became the English Ian
guage editor of the Rengo News
Agency and remained in that post
when the Rengo Agency was incor-
porated with the Domei News
Agency in 1887 He was sent to
London in 1899 as a member of the
Domei London Bureau. In July 1910,
he returned to Washington as a
member of the Domei Bureau here.
He resigned his position on the out
break of war.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
PROF. WANDER
TO SPEAK ON
INDIA ISSUE

"Thc Problem Of IN
dia' is the tonic of Il pub
lie forum to be conducted
bv DIR. Linden A. Mander
professor of political
science at the University
of WASHINGTON. nj the Y
W.C.A. Anril 9. SPONSOR
ed bv the Y. w. Public
Affairs Committee. the
overt is scheduled as a
dinner mectin0 bcelnnlno
at Gals Wednesday eve
ming. the 9th.
Those attending are invited to par
ticipate in the discussion following
DR.. Mander's presentation of IN
dia's place in the international pic
ture when her independence is
gained next year DR. Mander has
Just returned from an extended trip
through the South Pacific coun-
tries. including visit to the coun-
try of his birth, Australia Also au-
thor of book titled Foundations
Of Modern World Society" DR..
Mander will bring to the forum dis
cussion the outlook of general
physician, rather than an expert ON
any phase of India's political, &c
onomic. or social affairs.
The dinner tickets are one dollar
and may be obtained through the
Wv c. A., according TO Mrs Fred
A. Lind, chairman of the Public Al
fairs Committee. The telephone
number is Ell 1900, Elk. 3. Tickets
may also be reserved through Mrs
Lind at CA 1898, or the following
members of the committee Mes
danes Aram Belian, Fred w. Ring
Ethel c. Utter, Grace Stevenson
r. w Watson, Ludwig Lobe, Mar
Gus Rohlfs, and Misses Jane Scott
Judith Greguson, and Marie G
Shafer
This is the first of three public
forums to be sponsored this spring
by the Y. w. C A. Public Affairs
committee, Mrs. Lind said. The fol-
lowing two will also be held on the
second Wednesday evening OF the
month, with the series being re-
sumed next fall. Forum topics Will
present local. national, or interna-
tional problems of greatest concern
to the public.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
The Social WhirI

Mr.. Nakata, formerly of Tacoma,
Wash, is son of Mrs. Yaeko Nakata.
The wedding will be held in Chi
cago sometime in June.
-
CHICAGO. April Miss Yano
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Yano
became the bride of Mr.. Samuel Y
Hokari recently here. Both are for
mer Seattleites.
Mr. and Mrs. Min Koga are par
ents of their second boy.
The newcomer. weighing h. Il
o., was born last Friday in Provi-
dence hospital. Named Douglas
Wayne, he joins Craig who will b.
three years old in two weeks.
Both the mother and the baby trI
reported doing we'll She is the for
mer Rosemary Yorita.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
FATHER GILL
NAMED AIDE
FOR CHEST

The appointment of Reverend
Thomas Gill, director of the Cath
Ollie Children's Bureau. as chief CO.
ordinator for the forthcoming Com
munity Chest campaign, was an
nounced Sunday by Irving S.
Smith, campaign chairman. The
campaign 1913, to be held next fall,
will mark the eighth successive year
of Father ellis service as chief CO.
ordinator.
Approximately forty represen-
tatives of local welfare and health
agencies will serve with Father
Gill as volunteer coordinators in
the campaign, which will seek
contributions to finance 36 local
Red Feather services.
I'VE are indeed pleased to have a
man with Father Gill's long expe-
rience in organization work and in
field of social welfare to fill this
important job in organization work
and in the field of social welfare
to fill this important job in our
campaign organization" Mr.. Smith
declared. 1.-The campaign coordina-
tors perform the vital function OF
enliSting the maximum aid among
the personnel of the Chests men,
Der agencies not only in collecting
campaign contributions but also in
carrying the message to the public
of how the money is spent by the
various Red Feather agencies and
the effect of these services in the
life of the CITY,"
Father Gill is a native son of
Seattle who began his education in
the city's parochial schools Fol-
lowing an intensive training in well
fare work, he returned to Seattle
in 1888 to work with the Catholic
Children's Bureau, a Red Feather
service, and has been associated
with that agency, as well as Cath
olic Charities of Seattle Diocese,
ever since.
Mr.. Smith stated that the work
of the coordinators in the Seattle
King County Community Chest
campaign represents an outstanding
example in the country's effective
use of social agency personnel as
volunteers, making full use of their
special skills in interpreting agency
services to volunteers, workers in
all divisions of the campaign.