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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-02
STANDINGS

TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE
TODAY'S GAMES
Clinton at Lumberton
Selma-Smithfield at Sanford
Dunn-Erwin at Warsaw
WILMINGTON at Red Springs 8
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Warsaw 10, WILMINGTON 3
Smithfield II, Clinton 6
Red Springs 2, Dunn-Erwin 9
Sanford s, Lumberton 0
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUI
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
yesterdays RESULTS
Boston 2-S, Pittsburgh OF.
Cincinnati SO. New York 3-13.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 8.
Brooklyn 6, st. Louis 1.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-02
SECOND GAME

PITTSBURGH 010 900 204 o. 10 0
BOSTON 900 101 140 ID Ia 3
Behrman, Bonham t8. Bagby 9) and
Kluttz, Sullivan (9); Wright, Karl (9),
Cooper (9) and Camelli. Mast 49,. Win
ming pitcher-Cooper. Losing pitcher
Bagby. Home runs-Kiner (2), Richard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-02

TOTALS 36 8 IL II IA
Singled for Willis in 5th
zz-Struck out for Wolff in 9th
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
SYSTEMATIC DETERMINATION OF
THE BALTIC NATIONS

Moscow Conference. Among the
well-known persons who have late
ly been deported are Mrs. Hedmv
Ottas, a schoolteacher in Tartu. Mr..
kuhi the seventy-year-old railway
station superintendent also of Tar
tn, Messrs. Karl Maasik and Victor
Massing, secondary schoolteachers of
the same town, plus host of other
well known people, respected for a
good many years.
Moscow's policy with regard to
the Baltic area appears to be a con-
sistent RUSSIFICATION, which is
now being conscientiously carried
out by the NKVD. Great numbers
of Estonians, Latvians and Lithua-
mans are transported to Siberia and
the tract behind the Caspian Sea,
and Russians are brought in to
take the place of the deported,
whose homes and possessions they
inherit. Even the economy of
the Baltic states, their industry as
well as their agriculture, are reor-
ganized in compliance with Russia's
demands. Industrial establishments
are being evacuated inland. Thus
the installations of two textile and
one rubber factory in Kaunas have
been carried off to Russia recently.
The Soviet economic plan provides
for hardly any capital investments
in the Baltic area. The Lithuanian
footwear industry is producing only
one pair of shoes per every twelve
inhabitants, nevertheless no credits
are made available for the enlarge
ment of this industry. In general,
the State neglects all those indus
tries which provide commodities for
the local market. At the same time
all the products of the Baltic area
are absorbed by Russia.
The Estonian oil shale industry is
to give Russia 100000 tons of raw
oil yearly. The railroad yards in
Riga are building carriages for un-
derground railways planned for the
the larger towns of Russia. Agri-
culture is being Systematically de-
stroyed. AS first step land was
parcellated into farms, too small
to provide a living for the farmer
and burdened with enormous taxes
both in cash and produce, now the
farmers are enticed into kolkhozes
where it is promised that they will
have a less strenuous life than un-
der the hitherto obtaining system of
private economy.
The Baltic countries have been
very greatly devastated already by
warfare, the battle-line rolling twice
over the country. During the last
two years they have not only been
able to get on with any reconstruc-
ton, but are further ruined and i'm
poverished by Moscow's present po-
Icy which appears to be to wreck
and beggar millions of non-Slav ma
tions with high culture and forcib-
ly to absorb them.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
APSIvEIDE

Antanas 1vanavicius, Juozo
ir Magdalenos sunus, apsivede
Birzelio IA d. SUI Lilija Demo-
katie. sliubas buvo Lietuviu
sv. Jurgio baznycioje. sliubas
buvo SUI iskilmingomis misio-
mis-, baznycia ispuose jaunave-
des drauges sodalietes ir vie
nuoles.
Jaunavedys istarnavo kariuo-
meneje iris metus, paskiausia
kariavo prizes Vokiecius, ir su-
gryzo sveikas.
Sveciu atsilanke giminiu is
Pittsburgho, ir vestuviu puo-
toje dalyvavo apie 200 zmoniu.
Jaunavedziai buvo gausiai ap-
dovanoti.
Nuosirdziai dekojame gimi-
mems ir draugams dalyvavu-
stems vestuvese.
Juozas ir Magd. Ivanaviciai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
CLEVELANDO IR APIELINKES ZINIOS
DIRVA-6S20 Superior Avenue.
SVECIAV1MAISI

Jonas Polmanas SUI zmona
Agota, atsilanke pas Maksima-
vlclus Clevelande, pasisveciuo-
II. Abieju ju zmonos yra pus-
seseres. Sveciai aplanke Lie
tuvlH DARRELL, Dirvos redakci-
ia ir kitas idomesnes vietas.
Jle atvyko automobiliu is Wa
terbury, gryzo atgal per Penn
sylvania.
Is Lawrence, Mass, lankesi
Antanas Siaurys su zmona. su
jais atvyko ju sunus, veterina-
Rios daktaras Edward siau-
rvs ir pie Emily Gaidis. Jie
vleseJo pas F. Saukiavicius, D.
Siauriene yra p. Saukiavicie-
mes pussesere. Sveciai gereio-
81 Lietuviu Darzeliu, netikejo
tokl dideli dalyka matyti. Ap-
silanke ir Dirvos redakciioje
bel kitose musu istaigose.
Is Miami Beach, Floridos, at
vyko j Clevelanda pasisveciuo-
tt Andrius Urbsaitis, prizes me-
tus laiko su zmona apsigyve-
nes Floridoje. LVS reikalams
paaukojo SIS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
(Reprint from the Baltic Review

Iioiii Ihc DdIIN NcVlcWJ
THE native of a Baltic country
who has recently succeeded in es.
Gaping into a free country told the
following about life in his home
land.
The situation in the Baltic states
can be summarized in a few words
unqualified dictatorship and in
tolerable police terror. Since the
very beginning of the Soviet occu-
patton all the people about whom
it might be supposed that they are
not whole-hearted partisans of the
Soviet regime are being systemati-
cally arrested. Very often their
families are ARRESTED too and de-
ported to Siberia Patriots who
have taken part in the underground
resistance movement are sentenced
by the NKVD to Is years penal
servitude and deportation, Anyone
found with an illegal leaflet in his
or her possession is liable to incur
1O-12 years forced labor. Persons
who are suspected of having fought
as guerillas are shot without trial
or hung in public squares, their rela-
tives are deported and their dwell
lings set on fire Since the autumn
of 1914 the number of deported from
Latvia is about 100000 and from
Lithuania and Estonia 100000 re-
spectively. Among the deported are
many who actively defied the Ger
mans and have been confined in the
Nazi concentration camps, and al
so many Socialists and former trade
union men.
For fear that his relatives and
friends might suffer in his stead
the witness asked US not to publish
his name.
According to reliable data from
another source, the arrests and de-
portations on large scale which
began in Estonia in the autumn Of
last year, are still continuing at an
even more accelerated pace. Ac-
cording to a recent communication
from Soviet-occupied Estonia the
losses Of the nation are now three
times greater than under the first
Soviet occupation in 1940-41. The
present deporations affect both the
country people, the so-called "ku-
laks", and the inhabitants of towns,
mainly the educated classes or, as
the Bolsheviks call them, "bour-
geois nationalists" the majority of
whom have never in their lives
indulged in any political activity.
Even this communication confirms
the fact that the deportations are
much more comprehensive than ever
before and that the resulting large
vacuum is being filled by Russians
imported from the Soviet empire.
In Estonia people are universally
convinced that these mass displace-
ments of the population are being
hurried in order to
have them accomplished before the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
MANU- SAVININKAI
SUSIRUPINO

Kongrese praleidus nauja is
tatyma nuomu reikale, kurl
prezidentas uztvirtino, sukel6
subruzdima nanny savininkuo-
Sc, kurie lauke kaip saules uz-
tekant kokios nors permainos,
kad galetu gauti daugiau nuo-
mu. Sis naujas istatymas lei
dzia nekuriais atvejais pakelti
nuomas Xxi Is nuoS., taciau ST.
sitarus su nuomininkais.
Nuomininkai be abejo dabar
lures teises pareikalauti namu
savininku visokiu istaisymu ir
pagrazinimu namu. Per kelis
metus daug zmoniu gyveno vi
sal apleistai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
NEPAPRASTOS IMTYNES
LIEPOS s

Promoters Jack Ganson rem
gia didziausias profesines i'm
tynes sio meto, kurios atsibus
antradien., Liepos 8, vakare,
nuo $3.50 val, Central Armory.
1mtynems state seSias poras
zymiu stipruoliu. Svarbiausio-
je poroje sustatyti Whipper
Billy Watson is Toronto, kuris
savinasi National Wrestling
Association titula, su buvusiu
to titulo savininku Wild Bill
Longson is St. Lous.
Antra svarbiausia pora bus
smarkios moterys imtikes -
Mae Young is Salt Lake City,
kuri suporuota su Elviry Sno-
grass is Lexinton, KY.
Prize ju kitos puros bus: Mi
ke Sharp is Londono, su Bob
"Strangler" Wagner ir KIT.
Stu imtyniQ pelnas skiria-
mas Plain Dealer Milk Fund,
kuris aprupina pienu vaikucius
leidziancius laika miesto zais-
lavietese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
ISTEKEJO KALIFORNIJOJE

Clevelandiete, Natalie Kaz-
lauskaite, istekejo Los Ange-
les, Calf. Sliubas buvo Lietu-
viu sv. Kazimiero baznycioje,
sestadieni, Birzelio %. DAILY
vavo daug zmoniq. Jos vyro
pavardes neteko patirti.
il gime ir augo Clevelande,
cia gyvena JOS Selma. Karo
metu j buvo istojus WAC ir
po karo apsigyveno Los Ange-
les mieste, kur il is mokesi
pasinaudodama G.I. teisemis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
SVARBUS SUSIRINKIMAS

Svarbus Lietuviu nanny savi-
ninku susirinkimas bus laiko-
mas antradienio vakare, Liepos
8, Lietuviu saleje, nuo 8 val.
Su Liepos l pasikeite nuo-
mu tvarka, todel manu- savi-
nikams svarbu pilnai suprasti,
kad galetu pasirinkti kaip ge-
riausia kiekvienam iseitu jo
naudai. Todel ateikit ] 81 SUI
sirinkima visi nariai ir ne ma
rial, cia bus isaiskinta ir nu-
rodyta gera ir bloga puse tu
leidziamu pakelti Is nuoS.
Kviecia Valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
.VANDENI SUVARzYS

Nors vlsas pavasaris lyja ir
vandens yra perdaug, taciau
didziojo Clevelando srityje is
kranu leidziamo vandens Bir-
zelio menesi kasdien sunaudota
po apie 278,OOO,OOO galionu.
Miesto valdyba rupinasi suvar-
zyti toki gausu vandens sunau-
dojima ir rengiasi sumazinti
leidima vandeni naudoti zoles
laistymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
WHAT'S NEW?
(In Cleveland)

y LOCAL Softballers saw some real
action last week. The ST.. George
C.W.V. Post GLIB Softball League is
continuing to provide plenty of ac-
tion and thrills. Joe's Bar took
two trouncings - from Paul & Eds
Tavern IA and from Lasnik Cafe,
14-7. The Mermaid Club handed
Dunbar Cafes there fifth straight
loss 20-3. The Paul & Eds outfit
won thriller Monday night when
they beat Mermaid 2-1 with last
inning rally. The teams collected
grand total of five hits in what
was a real pitchers battle. The
standing as of July 1st:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
ENdicett 4486-Atdara vakarais
PA,DEKA

Mirus musu vyrui ir tevui,
Pranui Dumciui, Suomi reis-
kiame savo padeka visiems ku-
RE kuo nors prisidejo prie jo
palaidojimo.
Pranas Dumcius mire Birze-
lilo 10, palaidotas FL d., Kalva-
Rios kapinese;. iskilmingos pa
maldos atsibuvo sv. Jurgio ba-
znycioje.
Velionis paejo nuo sakiu-Sin-
tautq, Amerikoj isgyveno virs
35 metus, visa laika Clevelan-
de. Cia vede, isaugino Selma,
darbavosi Lietuviu draugijose.
Visa laika buvo Dirvos skaity-
tojas. Dabar per 8 metus sir
co.. 5 metus isgulejo lovoje.
Liko zmona, Elzbieta, du su-
mai, Antanas ir Alfonsas, ir
dukte Ida, dabar vienuole Sc
suo Joanna, St. Francis vienuo-
lyme, Pittsburghe. Su ia kar-
tn j laidotuves atvyko ir Elz-
bietos Dumcienes sesuo, taipgi
vienuole is to paties vienuoly-
no, Sesuo Benedikta (Magde
Krungleviciute).
Dekojam visiems uz dalyva-
vima sermenyse, pamaldose ir
palydejime j kapines; sv. Jur-
gio par. kunigams uz ju pasi-
trnavima, grabneciams, taipgi
uz geles ir uz misias.
Elz. Dumcius ir Selma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
Lietu-
viskos
Vaka-
ruskos!!

Lietuviu Klube, kiekviena
penktadieni dabar vel atsibu-
"a LietuIiskos >akaruskcs klu-
DO nariar's. Sokti sueina selli
ir jauni -Liet. Pilieciu Klubo
kambariuose.
Gera sokiams muzika. ivai-
rus gerImai ir uzksndziai.
Kviecia visus KluGo Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
POLICIJAI Clevelande pal

POLICIJAI Clevelande paru-
pinta 800 nauju revolveriQ, nes
dabar tureti revolveriai yra po
apie 20 ir daugiau metu senu-
mo. Bet tai dar tik maza da-
lis miesto policininku gauna
naujus, kiti visi lures nesioti
senus, Xxi kitos progos kada
vel bus perkama nauju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
PAVAISINO LIETUVIJJS

Keli vietos Lietuviai biznie-
rial buvo pakviesti j pasivazi-
nejima puikiu laivu Erie Eze-
ru ir gerai pavaisinti. Juos
pasikviete j ta pasivazinejima
The Cleveland-Sandusky Brew
cry Co. Assistant Sales Mana
ger, Herb Olson. Dalyvavo Sic /:
Gus Lasnik, Frank Komer, Vic
Anderson, Joe Chester, P. P.
Muliolis ir P. Kubilius.
Visi turejo smagu laika ant
laivo ir skania vakariene valge
Sandusky mieste.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
PHONE: ENdicott 4486

is a real dish, name of Adela, she
has a cute girl friend, name OF
Fran. The sixty-four dollar query
is: "who are the local lads, huh?"
ON THURSDAY, June 26, the
Cleveland -Sandusky Brewing Corp.
entertained some local Lithuanians
on cruise on Lake Erie. Assistant
Sales Mgr, Herbie Olson was the
host. The businessmen who were
entertained were; Frank Komar, P.
P. Muliolis, Joe Chester, Paul ku-
bilus, Vic Anderson and Gus Lasnik.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
LIETUS SUGADINO
PTKNTKA

Birzelio 20, naujos parapijos
sode buvo surengtas piknikas.
Bet kaip tik zmones pradejo !
piknika rinktis tuoj pradejo ly-
ii, tai zmoniu visai mazai at
silanke.
Ia pacia diena parapijos sa-
leje buvo PIP. Agnes ir Anita
no Murausku surengtas balius
ju sunaus pirmos komunijos
proga. Tas pavyko visais at
zvilgiais gerai, buvo daug sve-
ciu, kurie susirinko daug anks-
ciau negu pradejo lyti.
Piknike buves.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

JOE Guzauskas entered Marine
Hospital for a minor operation Tues
day. We know that all our readers
wish Joe a speedy recovery.
JOE Chester, president of the
King Pin Club, tells us that the
Club would be happy to have our
readers and friends drop in for a
visit down at 2111 Prospect. We
know that you'll enjoy yourselves.
WHAT two local swains are mo-
toring down to Columbus on Satur-
day to visit couple of lovelies :?
We understand that one of these
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
GRYZO Is SEIMO

IS LVS seimo, kuris ivyko
Waterbury, Conn.,, sugryzo jau
visi delegatai.
P. J. ziuris, LVS pirminin-
kas, turejo vel vykti Wash
ingtona tremtiniu ileidimo BIZ
liaus reikalais.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17
Hawaii NiSei Artist Will Tour
Army Hospitals on Mainland

HONOLULU, June 17-George
Yamanaka, Honolulu artist who
has drawn 5000 charcoal sketches
of wounded war veterans in Ha-
wall without charge. is going on
tour of mainland hospital.
George Yamanaka is the sort
of a guy that a lot of wounded
veterans are going to remember Tor
a long time" the STAR Bulletin
said recently. HE is the sort OF a
guy who, on his own time and with
his own materials sent hours in the
wards of army hospitals here just
drawing charcoal sketches of fell
lows"
Now George is on his way to the
mainland and more military hos
pitfalls to do some more morale
building with his IS and "a sket-
eheS.
He was prevented from seeing
active service with his pale by rea-
son of hearing and speech defect.
So he took his drawing board 10
help out on his own awy.
He is paying MS own way and
this trip to the mainland is going
to be little expensive.
Asked how long he expected to
stay, George said: Three months
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17
1000 Men in All Board Cape Victory
For Bristol Bay Area; Contingent Is
Second to Head for North CannerieS

Some fifty-four NiSei were included in the
second large contingent of Alaska canned salmon
industry workers who left last Saturday aboard
the S. S. Cape Victory from Pier 81 for Bristol
Bay area. More than 120O departed.
These mcn, according to George Minato,
local JACL chapter president and former mem
Der of the executive board Of the Canncrv Work
clS Farm l4aborcrS Union. Local T. will be con-
ccntratcd in Libby, Mcneil 4 Libby and Kubich-
lex ALASKA Packers Association canncries
Only a few Nisci were in the first group of
men to be dispatched few weeks previously for
Cordova and Anchorage.
Among Nisei who headed Alaska way Sat
urday wcre
Monroe Bcppu, Tcruii Umino, Roy Ishino,
George Iuasa Haruo kato, Tsujo Anal, Ed Mi
yoshi, Frank Maruhash kasumi Ottawa n.
Sakamoto Bill Ozawa, Duke Fuiiyc, Joe Tsuchi-
va, Shuso kato, Tom IIidaka, Baker Shroma
Henry Ishtan, Tom Tsuakawa.
Kay lkeda George Kodama, 7. Morimoto
G. Sawada Jim Akutsu, Jim kirita, Sam Taxa
shma, Sam Nakatsu, Roy IIigashi, Edo Sasaki,
Shig Kascguma, Taft Bcppu, Mas Watanabe,
Chuck Knoshta, "KilIcr' kono, Joe Nakamu-
IA, Ben Nalamlra, George Wataoka.
Kay Nakamura Ben Tsutsumoto, Ted Chi
hara, George Kurata Jim Yorita, Mits Katava-
ma TAX Miyahara, Takcshi lmai, Ilachro IIa-
shguchi, Koich Yagi, Joshua Hata, Sab Ogishi-
ma, Hiro NisImura Sam Sakai, Mack Shoj,
Haruto Sckiiima. Dick Imai, Harry Taniguchi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17
NiSei Appointed
To West Point

WASHINGTON, June 17-Sena-
tor Ebert D. Thomas announced
the appointment OF George Shiba-
ia, Nisei from Garland. Utah, to
the U. s. Military academy at West
Point and the appointment of
to the U. S. Naval academy at An
napolis recently.
Shibata was the only one of six
nominees selected by Sen. Thomas
to pass the West Point examine
ton. The Utah senator had two
vancancies to fill and now the Sc
cond West Point appointment will
remain vacant until ext year.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17
Sakai of MISLS
Hits Chicago

Preside of MONTEREY, Cal,
June 17-2nd 1t. Paul Sakai has
Chicago phase of the MIS- recruit
arrived in Chicago and initiated the
ing drive, according to report re-
ceived at the Preside yesterday.
He has made contact with Tech
nical Sergeant George Hachiya and
the pair have reported to Colonel
Thomas j. Marrane, Adjutant Gen.
eral of 1.-THE Fifth Army.
The MI teamn will work out of
the Illinois Recruiting District
Headquarters located at 1853 West
Harrison Street in Chicago and
may be contacted there. They
have received promises of complete
assistance in the performance OF
their mission from 1t Col. Charles
L. McMakin, Commanding Officer
of the Illinois District Recruiting
Office, and Capt. Phillip L. Vet
rome, Director of Recruiting Pub
licity for that area.
They intend to launch their cam
paign Immediately with a series of
spot radio announcements, news
paper articles and personal inter-
views tc publicise the presence and
mission of the team. 1t. Sakai ex-
pressed the hope that Nisei groups
interested in the work of the school
would contact him without formal
invitation. He wrote that he was
particularly interested in obtain
ing opportunities to explain the ma
ture of the schools work to per-
sons who are not fully aware of
its purpose and character,
1t. Sakai's record reveals that he
is veteran of the North African
landing of November 1912 and thai.
he served with distinction with the
47th Infantry Regiment until inva-
lided home.
Upon recovery he was sent to
the MISLS, then located at Camp
Savage, Minnesota, as a student
and graduated in March of 1914.
After a period of 5crvice with the
school he was sent to Quarter
master OCS at Camp Lee, Virginia
and was graduated with the rank of
End Lieutenant in December 1915.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17

bitterly cold weather, and repeated
lyshoved him back when he at
tempted to climb out.
Another count in the indictment
alleged that, when an American
sergeant assigned eight emanciated
prisoners to carry heavy logs Up
an icy hillside, Kawakita ordered
only four men to each log
He also was accused of forcing
American prisoners to work in
mines which aided the japanese
war effort; OF assisting japanese
guards and military personnel; and
OF attempting to destroy the ply
steal and mental morale of prison.
ers.
Minimum sentence on conviction
is five years in prison and a $10-
600 fine. Maximum sentence is
death.
Kawakishita, who was able 10
obtain passport to return to the
United States by representing he
was in school in Japan during the
war and had no part in the war
EFFORT, was pointed out to FBI Of
ficers recently by one of the pri-
soners in the Oyama camp. Will
liam l.. Bruce of San Luis Obispo,
Calf, who recognized him in a
Los Angeles store.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17
Free Baby Clinic for Children
Opened by Jackson st. Council

opening of free baby clinic for children below the
age Of Jackson,
Community Council health
mittee, a service Of the Community Chest
clinic, by the Jackson Street Council In
Health Department is free service
prc-sehoo children living the Jackson Street
II Thursday to In the Chinese Baptist
Church King Street
Medical dental examinations given by the
tcipatng physicians services
TO make the clinic possible.
Every child Of six should doctor
guary not" DR. Jackson stated by esab-
fishing Council to make II possible for all
children We especially anxious to
those children not registered in other clinics"
PARTICIPATING physicians include DR.. Jackson and DR.
r. Browning and Dr. James Groves are pro-
vdng examinations Mrs Morris r. Nainoa Mrs. George
WI Mrs Margret Alder Beaue and Mrs Robert
assisting the direction Of Mr. Eli
zabeth Fundus, public health nurse
Members of he committee in addition to the par
tcpating physicians include Robert H. Colbert DR.
Ching l. d. Dudley DR. $. Fukuda Mrs Fundus MISS
Barbara II. MtsumOri Claude Norris Robert Pitts
Walter RutIey Shigaa, Mrs Ruth Sims, and Victor
VeIesco.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17
Keep in Mind
NVC'S Shindig

AS a fitting climax to festive
day, Nashville is invited to attend
the annual Nisei Veterans Com
mittees Fourth of July sports dance
from pm. Friday, July A, in the
Casa Italiana, 1920 II the Ave.
just south of East Madison on 18th
Avenue. Tickets will be available
at the gate at two dollars per cou-
Pile. according to Edo Sasaki, dance
chairman.
During. the intermission, draw
ings for the fifteen rattle prizes
worth more than $1,10o will be
held.
The prizes will be listed in the
NVC rattle advertisement in The
Northwest Times until the week of
the drawings.
Rattle tickets are being sold by
all NVC members at a dollar a.
piece, and proceeds will go toward
a NVC clubhouse fund.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-17

minimum Maybe a year II de-
ponds on how long my money holds
out"
Army General hospitals in Los
Angeles, San Diego San Francisco
Denver. Kansas City. st Louis and
Chicago are on George Yamanaka S
itinerary at present,
In Washington he expects to vi
sit the surgeon general to secure
expediting of his work. 1t seems
he has run into opposition.
People think l have an axe to
grind" he said. "They often
can't grasp the idea that there is
no charge for the work-that there
is no other purpose than just do
ing this for the men,
For many years George Yama-
naka was the display artist for
Andrade's, a Honolulu firm. Dur
ing the war he was appointed
chairman of the Displays for Vic
was consulting artist for the Army
tory committee in Honolulu and
orientation program for the Central
Pacific area.