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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14
(Nadaljevanje)

- Kako neki morem? - je
zasepetal. - JAZZ sem - umet-
mix . Znan sem Pono-
sen Ne morem vbogaime
.. Hvala, a =.
Pogledal je zensko. Stala je
pred MIN, glavo je sklanjala
globoko, rokami pa je mecka-
la predpasnik.
Pevec Sc je pocasi dvignil S
samokolnice, snel klobuk, po-
gledal nekam v visave, v sivo,
hladno jesensko nebo, potisnil
klobuk ma prsa in - nenado-
ma lapel. IL njegovega grla so
prihajali sibki, hripavi, bolni
glasovi, a on tega nj cutil in je
pei dalje. Taras je z zacude-
MEM opazil, kako Sc vidno pred
njegovimi ocmi MOI pomlajuje,
kako Sc mu glas krepi, kako ze
zveni kot kovina. A morda Sc
mu je samo tako dozdevalo?
Kozakinja je ma mestu poboz-
no onemela in prekrizanimi
rokami ma prsih motrila pevca
naravnost obraz, ne da bi Sc
zgenila. Oh plotu so sc zaceli
zbirati sosedje - moski in zen-
ske. Prerivali so sc ma dvori-
See. zenske so re jokale, dekle-
ia so .si rutami otirala oci,
starci SO sklanjali glave ma pa
lice in Sc odkrivali Pevec
je drzal klobuk precise in pei
operne arije in pesmi - vse po
vrsti. Zahvaljeval Sc je koza-
kinji. Ne "a njen kruh vdove,
ampak "a - memo blago duso.
Vsem Sc ie zahvaljeval svo-
jim petjem. Vsem, XII so ga po-
slusali, starega, bolnega ruske-
ga umetnika, XII so mu oprosca-
Ii njegovo ozeblo grlo in hkra-
tt z MIN jokali oh njegovih
pesmih, kakor lie ruski ljudje
najo jokati
Koncal je in Sc yes slab spu-
still ma samokolnico. Vse je
molcalo. Samo zenske so Sc ved-
no hlipale in otirale oci z robo-
vi predpasnikov
IL mnozice je nenadoma sto-
pill star dedec in jih vse strogo
pogledal.
- Kdo lie ia clovek? - je
vprasal in prstom pokazal
proti pevcu. Nato je ocitaje po-
kimal z glavo. - Ia clovek je
umetnik, drzavljani. Vidite, kdo
je ia clovek! Nasa oblast nam
bo zamerila, &c taksnega Glove
ka ne ohranimo. Ali nj tako,
kakor pravim? - Sc enkrat je
strogo pogledal kmete, nato Sc
je obrnil k pevcu. - Prosim
vas, ostanite pri mas. &c boste
pri moceh, nam boste Sc zapeli,
mi pa Sc bono razjokali. &c ne,
boste pac tako ziveli Kaj?
zivite! je prigovarjala
pevcu gospodinja-k -kozakinja =.
- Torej - kako? - je po-
rogljivo smehljaje Sc vprasal
Pjotr Petrovic, ko so Sc sopot-
niki poslovili Cd pevca in odsli
il vasi. - No, kaj pa mi? Nor
da bi sli Cd hise do hise?
A? z iztegnjeno roko - in je
pogledal Pjetuskova.
Nenadoma Sc je brivec raz-
hudil.
- Pa kaj me to briga! - je
zavpil tankim, petelinjim fall
seton. - Ia koga pa Sc bri-
gam? Mole blago mi zenske IL
trgajo IL rok v kateri koli vasi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14

wet ponoviI. - Kaj pa !delas
tukaj - ma poti !? f .<
Iscem neopustosene zem-
lie, - Sc je nasmehnn Taras v
brke.
- A? Pa je 1isi nasel.
Nisem. Nimam~ vec upa-
MIA.
- Dada :. TodaF neopusto-
sena zemlja ie blizu Ia VOL
60.
- Blizu, a tia ne morem.
Sedla sta nekoliko stran cd
ljudi - Taras ma stor, Stjepan
pa MENU nasproti, ma travo.
II zate ne vprasujem, - de
Taras. JAZZ iseem neopustoseno
zemljo, tt pa isces tod neopu-
stosenih dus?
Da, - Sc nasmeje Stje-
pan - Tako nekako..
- Pa jih najdes?
Mnogo.
- Mnogo? - je nezaupljivc
zategnil oce. - JAZZ jih nisem
srecal
To sc pravi, da slabc
iSceS. ~Fks
- Niti ne iscem! - Sc j
branil Taras. - Vsak zivi pc
svoji vesti. JAZZ vem "a svoje
duso, druge MISC moja stvar.
, - Sal to je tisto: vsak IL
med mas je po svoje eist
Taras nj odgovoril. 'Pomolca
la sta.
- Mislil sem, da 81 vojski
je spregovoril oce. - A glej
kje 81?
(Dalje prihodnW6j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14

TELENEWS THEATRE
Continued from page 81
thousands. Piper cub fliers,
George Truman and Clifford
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14
ENGLISH SECTION
WHO'S PETUNIA"

Adrija Choral and Dramatic
Club will sponsor the debut of
"F'etunia' at it's first post-con-
cert dance, the Harvest Moon
Dance Saturday, November Is.
Music by AL Strukel's sextet will
begin at 8 p. m. at the Slovenian
Society Home on Recher Ave-
nue., Euclid, Ohio.
Adria extends a cordial invita-
tion to all adherents of polkas
and live" to welcome "Petun-
ia," whose charm and grace will
assuredly sweep you off your
feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know Americal

DR.. Fred w. Rankin Of Lex
ington, Ky, noted surgeon, born
Mooresviiic, N. c., 81 years ago
Prof. Sidney Hook of New
York University, noted philoso
pher, born in New York, IS
years ago.
Maxwell H. Hamilton of the
Department of State, lately re-
signed Minister 10 Finland, born
Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 81 years
ago.
Branch Hickey, president of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, born at
Stockdale, Ohio, &C years ago.
Louis S. Gates, chairman of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, born at
Stockdale, Ohio, Sc years ago.
Louis S. Gates, chairman of
Phelps Dodge Mining. born in
Boston, &C years.
Judge Thomas w. Swan of
the U. S. End Circuit Court,
New York, born Norwich, Conn,
70 years ago.
Dr.. Walter S. Adams, astron-
omer, director emeritus of Mt.
Wilson Observatory, born in Sy-
ria, II years ago.
Max Lerner of New York, ed
itor, teacher, born in Russia, As
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
know America)

l027-Lydia S. Hasbrouct
Middletown, N. Y. physician, cd
itor, individualist, dress reform
er, the original 'Bloomer" girl,
born in Orange Co., New York
Died August "a, 1910.
l847-QOO years ago) Arthur
M. Wellington, civil engineer
and educator, author of classic
in its field, "The economic The
DRY OF the Location of Railways
1877, born Waltham, Mass. Died
May l6, 1895.
l847 - Martyr Summerbell,
minister of the Christians, pre-
sident of Starkey Seminary,
Lakemont, N. Y. 1898 to 1895,
born at Naples, N. Y. Died Sep
TENDER II, 1889.
l860-Joseph J. Holland, noted
actor and son of noted actor,
born in New York. Died Septem-
Der Is, 1926.
1868-Harvey S. Firestone,
founder of the great Ohio COM
pany, born in Columbian Coun-
ty, Ohio. Died February 7,
1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20
29 Enter Xmas
Light Contest
!: OF Jaycees

Names and addresses of the 20
entrants in the Christmas light
ing contest sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
with total of $3.50 in prizes
contributed by the Coca-Cola
Bottling Company of Key West,
have been announced by the Jay
Gee committee handling the
event.
Final announcement of win
ners will be made on January |.
The names mad addresses be-
low are published in order that
residents of the city may sec the
displays of the contestants:
f: V. Kinsman, 2703 Staples
avenue.
/. r. Order, 1914 Duck ave-
nue..
Robert Valdez, 1915 Reynolds
street.
Johnnie Delgado, 700 Division
street.
L. P. Artman, Jr., 524 Eliza
beth street.
Alexander Torbitt, Jr., 1870
Fifth street.
DR.. Louis G. Landram, No. 10
Rest Beach.
Cello Diaz, SIP Olivia street.
M. J. Horre, 307l Seidenberg
avenue.
Edward E. Gardner, Ais Grin
nell street.
c. ". Allshouse, 700 Eaton
street.
Mrs. M. L. Ostcrhoudt, $40
Gtinnell street.
Weral c. Roberts, 1924 Elgin
street.
Peter T. Knight, 1907 Watson
street.
Joseph L. Warnock, 1lO5 Du-
val street.
Delmar Butler, 918 Fleming
street.
Mrs. Tutman, 84-2 Poinciana
Place.
Mrs. George Lee, 400 Division
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20

street.
Cleveland Knowles, 1921 Vir-
GINA street.
w. Park, 423 Division street.
Hastings Adams, 2705 Staples
avenue.
Lonis Molino, All Whitehead
street. ..-,
Mrs. ]. M. Jackson, 62l Olivia
street.
Mrs. Frank Del Vilfar, 900
Elizabeth street.
Miriam Carey, 1920 Petronia
street.
F. G. Jones, l4O9 Duncan
street, .:....
Chino Hernandez, 1920 Harris
avenue.
Sam Goldsmith, Sill Caroline
street. III.
Mrs. Harry r. Saunders, 915
Washington street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20

The new method of canning
fruits with added ascorbic acid
(vitamin c. is a great protec-
ton against dc mage from oxi-
dation because this substance
absorbs oxygen in the jar and
prevents it from acting on the
fruit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20

Place a small amount of un-
cooked noodles in flat-bottomed
wire basket or strainer. Fry in
deep hot fat (375 degrees F. un-
til golden brown (about 2 min
utes). Drain. Sprinkle with salt.
Serve with choWmein, creamed
eggs or chicken a la king.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20

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Hood to address Munoasrs

Arthur A. Hood, vice president OF
the Vance Publishing Corp. and
editor Of the American Lumherman,
viii address the Society for the Ad-
vancement OF Management at $50
pm. Thursday in the YWCA, Seven
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King Joins MoyHower Stuff

Mcclellan :. King has Joined the
stan of the Mayfiower Hotel Is sales
manager, G. ]. Mack, general man.
ager Of the hotel, has announced.
Formerly connected with the Palmer
House In Chicago, Mr.. King will
Evening star., 1947-04-15
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. Ld,Ds couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tunit three full days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1947-04-15

A streamline-d lighter
for men and women. Operates
efficiently and quickly. One
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the cover and spin the little
wheel for instantaneous fame.
Small enough to fit into a tiny
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07

Thursdays Results
Star Foods 3, Tads Cafe
Crown Furniture !, Oriental Cab
City Produce >, w. c. Printing |
18th Ave. Service 3, Richards Jewelrv |
Main Drug =. Commercial Service 2.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
PSGA To Honor
George Shimizu

Puget Sound Golf Associa-
ton will hold a sweepstake
tournament honoring George
Shimizu, presently of Boise,
Idaho, this Sunday. Feb. 8,
at jefferson Park golf course.
Before the evacuation, Shimi-
III was an ardent golfer and
old-time member of the local
association.
All golfers are urged to appear
on the course at S:15 am. that
day or phone or notify w. Naka-
mura, 66i Jackson st. Nakamura' s
telephone number is Seneca 4716.
The association also has sched-
uled an ALBRIGHT club tournament
for the following Sunday, Feb. 16.
Members. according to Ed Natori.
will be notified individually in re-
gard to all coming events and
club awards through the medium
of the club circular.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07

Sumo Nagamatsu's star Foods
moved little closer to the top
rurg in the Nisei Commercial
Bowling League standings last
night Thursday in Main Bowl
by taking three out of four games
from league-leading Tad's Cafe.
Manabu Fujino, the hoop star
measured the alleys for 200
game and "A $50 series to lead
the winners.
Crown Furniture BANKED Orien-
tai. 40, to retain its grip on
third place. Tom Namba of
Crowns fired 1911, 1913 and 1873
for IA neat 572 series. Cliff Goon's
2O3 was high score for the van
quished cabbies.
Three 200 bowlers, p. Tsuji
with 2l2, N. Takahashi with PA
and r Shibuya with 223, paced
City Produces 81 triumph over
w. G. Printing. r. Osasa's 200
was the losers best bet.
In other matches 18th Ave Ser
vice. starring Shig Urakawa,
dumped Richards Jewelry, 81.
and Main Drug went even-steven
against Commercial Service, %.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
Prep Girls
Team, 1880
Keiko Kitoyomo Showers
Net for 20 Points in
Bottle of Undefeoted

Mentor Johnny Kawagu-
chi's High School sextet last
Wednesday night strength
ened its position in hoopdom's
Shangri-La, an area reserved
for the indicated in local
basketball ranks. The prep
sters repulsed a potentially
strong Lotus squad, 1890, in
a Battle of the indicated"
in the Buddhist gym.
Up to the conclusion of the first
half, reciprocal trade in the mat
ter of points was fairly well OBJ
served although the high school
girls held a slim 1914 lead In the
final half, however, the winners,
paced by 20-pointed Keiko Kita-
yama and followed up by Mieko
Hirano and Tomo Iwasaki, erupt-
ed like angry volcanoes to romp
off to victory.
Etsuko Ichikawa, Miye Ishi-
kawa and Chiye Kusakabe of Lo-
tus combined their points to make
things quite miserable for the
prepsters. Tiny Sue Tainaka, Lo-
tus guard, also did her bit.
The box score follows:
HIGH SCHOOL I43) = Kita-
yama 20, Iwasaki 10, Hirano 13,
Hasegawa, Sakai, Chikamura, K.
Tanaka, Ishida. ..a
LOTUS (30)-Ichikawa IL, Ku-
sakabe 6, P. Tanaka 2, M. Ishi-
kawa IL, F. Ishilawa, Kono, C.
Yamada, A. Yamada, S. Tainaka,
Asaba, Terada.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
Main Bowl Trips
Tacoma, z7-19

Class B leagues undefeated
Main Bowl quintet entertained
Tacoma last Wednesday night
on the Buddhist auditorium
floor. When the party was
over, the naughty hosts took
all honors and sent the guests
home singing Sentimental
Journey"
Main Bowl rang up Victory No.
4 in the ''B" register, winning 81
10. Ray Ohtani, Yoshioka, Yoshi-
take and Iwasaki carried the
scoring burden for the host five,
which was never threatened at
any time of the game.
The box score follows:
MAIN BOWL (27)-Deguchi 8,
Continued on Page a.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
Dawn Noodle
Beats Wd||y's
In Utah Loop

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. T.
Dawn Noodle came up with the
hest series of the night, 1855, to
defeat Wally's Flowers in the
seventeenth round of play of tn
JACL winter bowling league last
Monday in the Temple lanes.
The Ogden Vets had the best
handicapped series, 2482 20S :
1890 to defeat Main Jewelry, to
/, while Okada Insurance defeated
Utah Auto Club by the same mar
gin. =.
Ike Ogata's 555 was high series
for Dawn, while George Kishida
$40, Joe Sase $50 and Tom Kami-
dol SIS displayed steady form for
Ogden. .a
Jim Aoki turned in a $40 series
as Aoki Produce took three points
from ABC Townshop. John Aoki
PIG was high game for the night,
while Tom Mitsuyoshi of ABC had
a 521 series.
The closest match of the night
was a ding-dong affair which saw
Terashima Studio and OK Cafe
split four points. Sho Nishida of
OK was high for the match with
528. Kasai Insurance and Orem
Farmers also split four.
Averages of league bowlers over
100:
Kaizumi, Okada ms. ............. 100
Kishida, Ogden Vets .,,.,..,,.,..... 179
Sake, Okada ms. ........................ 178
Tajiri, Okada ms. ...................... TIA
kurumada, Okada ms. ..........., 173
Honda, Dawn Noodle ................ ITO
Sase, Ogden Vets ................... ITO
Sakashita, Dawn Noodle .......... 1877
Hiraizumi, Okada ms. ............ 1866
Takagi, Dawn Noodle .............. 1875
Nakagawa, Kasai ms. ............ 1862
Ogata, Okada ms. ................... 161
Aoki, Aoki Prop. ..................... 100
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
Big 7 Dance Set For Saturday

The committees on Marusho Big
Z dance to be held this Saturday
night, Feb. 8, have completed their
final plans and doors will be open
Ito stays. stagettes and couples as
announced.
The music will be furnished via
the transcription system and will
begin at $50 and will conclude
at II.
The dance, first of the clubs
scheduled activities, has been
themed "Marusho Big u dance.
The public is invited and re-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
Sakamoto Joins
NV. Times Staff

Stirling Shig Sakamoto. former
ly a staff member of San Fran
eisco's two Japanese American
newspapers. the Nichibei and the
added to the sports staff of The
Northwest Times.
Sakamoto. who halls originally
from Sacramento, also correspond
ed for the Colorado Times during
part of the war. He was a journal
ism major at Sacramento high
school before he entered the news
paper field.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
Sideline Topics

report from girls
basketbal team which has straight
imagine. Seattle girls
speaking of in the style Nishmua the
Ios Troys Is almost replica serving
with the armed forces Of
very much like TOyZe kasuyama watch Rays
OF the girls Bill Mmbu,
points to fairly golf this PSGA-hes
dent OF that and he has plans Nob Sumo
hills and
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WANTED MAID - home with
children. top wages. employed
Japanese in past. Phone Tacoma
PROCTOR 1888 Mrs. Galbraith,
1920 N. Cedar.
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BIockmouth Derby
Prizes Displayed

Prizes for the Second Black
mouth Derby sponsored jointly
by Hab's Sporting Goods and
1ashiro Hardware Store are
now on display at Sagamiya.
The second finals days of the
derby will be this Sunday, Feb.
3. Pacesetter Of the first finals
day last Sunday, Feb. 2, was
Y. JitOdai who hauled In a 10
lib. OF. fish.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE - AZ Ford W ton
truck, ovefnauIed motor. 2-speed
rear end, good condition. City
Produce, PR. 1899.
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freshmcnts will be sold throughout
the evening.
Committees in charge are as fol-
lows. general chairman, Shig.
Sakamoto; general arrangements.
Joe Fujita; recordings. Sh ig
Akada refreshments, Sue Tain
aka; and admission, Mitzi Fujino
and Marian Kono.
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THE SPORTING THING
by bf

Movie-goers who are thrilled and cheered by the ath-
lec of their favorite he-men should not
miss either of James Cagneys latest pictures Blood
the Sum- 13 Rue Madeleine"
Cagney, little fellow with the mighty fists uses Judo
to say villain in "13 Rue Madeleine" His tactics are
reminiscent of Kaname Kuniyuki's technique.
Could it be that Kunyuk is teaching Cagney?
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Star Foods Keglers Snatch 81 Match
From League Leading Tad's Cafe
How They Rate
Basketball

Class 4
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The Book Corner

one stripe. Thus writes the author
of this book
The cause lies In selfish greed.
fomenting stupid. criminal pre-
judice. The effect Is revealed In
this devasted, warning present,
where peace treaties are mockeries
because they are Unanswered by
power jockeys, whose fearsome NIL
litary secrets shake the earth for
the fear ridden, bestial man; where
man hates in order to preserve
himself Tor so he thinks he must),
and instead of living, he dies from
hate. Yet, he Is cultivated by ma
ny people, many events, and is
called preservation.
Perverse?
The contradictory characters Of
the Japanese officers described in
this book are no more perverse
t han the perversity elsewhere,
where people hate and reject and
still call such action; fighting to
preserve the peace. winning the
peacel
Those who read this b o Q X,
THREE CAME HOME, by AGNES
Newton Keith, must read beyond
the terrible description of this par
ticular prison camp, and mediate
with the author on what makes
life worth living.-Sue Sada.