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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
CAROI IMAM DIES
IN TOKYO WHUE
AT CRIMES TRIALS

TOKYO. Friday, Jar. 24-U.H-
American prosecuting attorney
Worth F. McKinnev. Ashvine. N.
c., was s'"ike, with a heart attack
in the T-4~anese war ministry
buildiro today while the war
crimes "t~ia's went oN downstairs.
ard died shortly afterWard.
He apparently slumped to HE
floor while no one was nearby.
His unconscious bcdv was found in
the tbird-floor corridor by prose
cutor Frank Tavenner, Woodstock,
Va.
Mckinney was pronounced dead
by a tribunal physician at II a.
m. (Tokyo time). Death was at
tributed to a heart attack.
Mckinney had handled the tri-
'partite pact phases of the war
crimes trials involving the Japa-
nese-German collaboration. He
was known as a tireless worker
who sometimes spent lorg night
hours prepsrin" his prosecution
FOR the coming day.
The yearly milk production in
New York State is about 3,78l,-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

collars brought courage out OF
panic, hope out of despair and
heath out of illness.
Polio will strike again this sum-
mcr! No one knows where or when!
But the dimes ard dollars you
contribute to the 1947 March OF
Dimes. now going on, will again
be ready to take the field and
battle %valiantly against the foe Of
Americas children. Join the
March of Dimes today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
10 ARTICLES
from first issue Of
READERS DIGEST
m 18th Assiptts2ry Essxt!

18Th Assivtts2ry Lssxt!
Here is a 12-paee supplement Of
articles chosen from the frst copy
4 Readers Digest (Tsb., 1912.
Discover such timsless pieces as:
Now to Keep Young Mentally"
Whatever is New for Women is
Wrong 'Lcve-Luxury or Ne
eesnty?" and many others. Get
February Readers Digest, amen
"fsOle birthday issue Of 1872 pages.
Also in kea4er's Dise.t
Widen Of the body. As one kidney is
removed, for example, the other
"afts growing till it can do the
work Of both. In this fascinating
er'icle a doctor and t Clergyman
msw instances II how God has
gwen the body 4 miraculous ability
" combat cisease-and heal itself.
VIZ" The Art u Kinistsrine 10 tho Sisk"l
Mtpsss sssasasAHsA srsm "Saasr
"Asfssbsck." Born out Of Eedlock,
efuhksrd 1t Is, jack London's
M'cufains combination M genius,
Jolly, and fearleashess made his life
neft fantastic than iny Of his
asVss. Mere Il the robust story Of
"s famous author, advsnturer.
,a'A'r Fisasssn's tssskS.t ews.
",sf' Hsd Father met hts match at
Wv m Eddis-this yils-tAIking, g.
,ear-old heodlun, who had already
soeped a bank? read how the head
Boys Tow, struggled to got in
wac Eddie's heart and what
asppened vhen-in desperatiohA
az played his last card.
*xswsa ar4sAsat ase mueh7 Alco-
aeAssa ID spreading fastest asaong
negligent, sensitive women, re-
s"s this psychologist. III tells Why
many women Ire seekint escape
heuor lists signals thAt
.aouid warn the social drinker that
.as 'cr Ne il AsdfiAg alcoholism.
"'s"ssfrs~ KsNss'sksmt tlw5saisr)
M"s a'M-S5 articles eflasass ia,eyea,
W.. f'sn lestist ssssa.ines Sax eu,,enI
"Ss' and ssndssssk II save your RIM. Z
u. 'sa rElsvAsY
R@eadersDigest
tas@ Anniversary Issue }
Now on sEw.srAnps
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Truman Happy

WASHINGTON, Jan. % R) -
President Truman said Thursday
ne is very happy over the Ford
Motor Company's reduction in
prices OF its automobiles and hopes
others will follow suit.
He told a Jews conference the
reduct ON is in line with sugges-
tons he made in his economic re-
port to congress that all industries
should reduce prices where pos
BILE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

SiflcAcn by The dl-
seasc, M C h o f
Dimes funds provid-
ed more services O
0 people than
cvcr before in the
history of the Ma
tional Foundati o n
for Infantile Paraly-
sis,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
DIES IN WRECK

ASHEVILLE, Jan. %. (E0 -
Edgar P. Henderson, IS, Navy
chief machinists mate of Madison
county was killed instantly today
when his automobile blew a tire
and overturned six miles north of
Asheville on the Marshall high
way. DR.. P. R. Terry, Buncombe
county coroner said he suffered a
crushed skull.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Gastro-Enteritis Hits
Northwest's Cats

PORTLAND. Ore, W.H-Gastro-
enteritis struck down some OF the
most beautiful cats in the north
west last month, cat owners report.
GE, as it is known to veterinarl-
ans, killed many cats exhibited at
the cat show here. Owners SAID
even kittens which had been lnoc-
ulated had succumbed to the dis
ease.
GE is an inflammation Of The
stomach and intestines, and it
sometimes kills cats in a matter OF
hours.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
NO PLACE@WOMEN
amyh n r. HsN# H3EM1 4.
,unsx M hr~a spH~s :. v88NLy IOM (SII
SYNOPSIS
s.y.rsh hA " 'se VIM
si;-ssasf BY M f.s+so sysAssfs

SYNOPSIS
vb., Cliff Bogard accepted the
* Rubber Divisions dangsrou'
". orneat of opening up virgin
'sstsr plantations in New Dixie.
n,to America, he was surprised
s0G Ind that the person Washington
Gown to aid him in getting
gen. ontio, was Janet Norman. a
nv M bronze-haired beauty. How
~, al. knew the territory, hav-
..ep brought up there by her
ing father. beloved doctor Of the
l aao,,munity. New Dixie. 4 kind Of
..,dsI colony resulting from tae
Ir,,ier Ct Americans before the
T;S;l war, disliked outside inter
,ce. as did their enemies, the
ulacklansers. q group Of rebellious
h.+ivss. Cliff is snsered when
1,nst insists they start i'm
nadiately for New Dixie, despite
T.. Tact that only three weeks be-
w. ths uthorities there had re-
, ,V.. Cliff an option and ordered
VIZ, to leave. Lack OF gas forces
n m.ir plsne 10 land near the jun
". horn. Of elderly Wade Carroll.
,,se occupation is capturing wild
~;,n,ls for zoos. Surprised and
.l,',sd 10 see Janet again, ne
p.r,s them that the Blacklsaders
n the vicinity. No one knows
49, identity Of their new leader,
s't tho Dixie vaqueros have sworn
c,pturs him and Vicente, mis-
s,ist ~Heutsntant. Lilli, attra ctive
,nl,s native girl whom Wade
,aontsd when her parents died, has
yrown the latter since childhood.
WsSe offers to accompany them to
Nov, Dixie. and while he prepares
..r.es for the journey. Lilli taxes
citt 10 see the menagerie. While
thore Vicente rides out Of the
;u1ale ard a:grily warns Cliff to
NV. When he refuses. Vicente
t.reatens him with immediate cap
s,r. but later changes his tune
Mrlowins 4 talk with Janet. How.
.yer before leaving, he warns
tser, that even though they sue
e..d in getting the option. they'll
r.v.r take rubber cut Of the Black
lands. Cliff, anxious to get started,
,.,s down to the plane for his
knapsack.
CHAPTER SIX
THE LITTLE hunter grinned
b,peily. Vicente kinda changed
his tune when he found out you
ys Dr.. Nerrnan's girl. It's like |
,ly,ys ssy-people stood around
tr the doctor when Nc was alive
H. ,o,,ed. and his smile VAN
ished. Why you're shakin', Miss
}inet.'
"Unt.,dily she answered, Pm
frightened"
HI laid 4 wrinkled hand on her
arm. There amt nothin' to be
scared Of now. Vicente's gone"
ITS not Vicente I'm afraid Of
its Mr.. Bosard. I'm supposed to
help him get his rubber out OF the
81 ckIands, That's Why I'm here
Help him." Wade's voice was
mildly incr.duleus. Why, you
never saw the Blaeklands, did
ysu."'
"Never. But in Washington they
thought l did. II was the only way
! could get a passport to come
back. l even wrote a letter telling
Mr.. Bosard 10 put himself in my
ilAds, and l sianed it. with the
name Of the rubner Chief" As il
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
HEADACHES-NEURALCI
E1sed Quickly with Be

muscular aches and function
al periodic pains. Be prepar-
ed. Keep a 10c or 25c package
handy. Caution: Use only as
directed. Consult a physician
when pains persist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Congress Maybe Asked
To Solue Bird Problem
$4,000 Victims

Although last summers polio out
breaks hit the nation a staggering
blow and some $4,000 people were
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
PROWLER LEAVES TEETH

SEATTLE-UD-Carroll Reichel
is scanning other citizens in hope
of finding the night prowler who
left a set OF false teeth on his
front porch. Reichel told police
he didn't know who the intrudeT
was but he left his teeth as a clue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

The Indians stored their corn
and beans in large holes in the
ground, with the sides lined with
bark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

The use of farm ponds to supply
stock water has become a common
practice in areas where wells are
not dependable.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

Agonizing headaches and an
noying neuralgia pains usual
" Weld in a hurry to the
ouick-acting ingredients IN
the "BC" formula. "BC" is
also effective for the relief OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

The yearly milk production in
New York State is about $751;
700, 900 quarts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

To Be Continued
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT : BOoKKEEpER position
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AGENTS

so folders. sells ST. costs Boo Ameries's
famous 21 asst. Complete line of %
boxes IS IMPRINT numbers. On approval a.
SSu Nun ART Dept s. Us Fulton ST..
WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles direct
rom manufacturers save middlemen' S
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-18
Preparations Due
To Start Soon

TOKYO, July 18-Interim repa-
rations ALLEGATIONS by Japan will be.
gin at once, Allied headquarters
told the United Press this week.
Japanese reparations items mi
TALLY offered to Allied claimant ma
tions will include tools and ma
chinery from Japanese army and
navy arsenals. Advance ALLEGATIONS
also will be made from the syn
thetic rubber industry.
These removals are from plants
clearly not required for industrial
rehabilitation of Japan, the an
nouncement said.
Allied headquarters added: "Al.
lied nations authorized by Fai
Eastern Commission directives C
participate in the first 80 per cent
OF Japanese reparations removal
will be invited to submit theii
claims without delay.
No nation will be given items it
does not want, it was understood.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-18
Keep Country
British Watson

VERNON, B. c., July 10 New
Canadian Dspatch) story with
a familiar tinge was heard late
last month in the Okanagan. The
Vernon Board of Trade was urged
to use its influence to keep our
country British in an address by
C. M. Watson, Coldstream.
The speaker was referring to a
recent purchase of a large and
productive orchard in the Vernon
area by Japanese. II do not like
to think of any portion of this
country coming under domination
of the Japs," he said.
Watson urged the trade boards
and similar groups ask Ottawa to
deal with citizenship rights of the
Japanese. He suggested that such
rights be granted only to third gen.
Grafton japanese.
The matter has been referred to
the Associated Boards of Trade
which will meet In Enderiy next
month.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-18
9 FROM STATE
ARRIVE in US.
ON GORDON

Nine Washingtonians were among
fifty-four Nisei who arrived In San
Francisco this week on the General
Gordon from Japan
They are Emiko. 10. and Henry
Natsuhara, II, Seattle: Yukio. II,
and Jiro Nakamura. Is. Yoshiko
Marianne. IS, and Jack Shigeyoshi
Tanabe, 80, Seattle: Shigeru Uye-
ola. Spokane: Kimiko Kaneda, II,
Lillian Hanaye Watanabe, %, Sc
attic.
The others are as follows:
CALIFORNIA
Mitsuko Iris Kawashima, is.
Harold Hiroshi Iwamasa. 10. San
Francisco; Yayeko Momono, "a,
Oakland; Grace Taiko Ebina. %.
San Francisco: Haruko Nancy va
suda, 10, Berkeley; Kikuko, 81, and
Yukiko Fujita. 10. San Mateo; Fu-
jiko Evelyn Takagi, 20, Alameda,
Sacramento: Isamu Tabuchi Is,
Lodi: Toyoko Nishimoto, 49, Fres-
no.
Toru Sugiyama. IS jacksonville;
Satoshi Ito. "a. Guadalupe; Ia
tsuichi, 20. Emiko. 10 and Kumiko
Sakaguchi.16 Setsuko Fukushima,
IS, Riverside; Paul Junji Toshima.
IT, Envy Maruyama, Is. Pasadena;
Michi Kato, %. Rosemead; Shige-
ko Murakami, 30, Santa Maria.
Masaru Myose, II, Henry s. SUI
mida. 10, Takashi, Is. Reiko, 10 and
Mary Rikimaru, %. Tetsu, is and
Nobuyaki Hadeihsi, 10, Isamu o.
casa, II, Kenji Yamaguma, 10,
Mrs. Kauzuko Mizushima, 40, Yo-
neo Narumi. rs, Los Angeles.
OTHER STATES
Emmy Hattori, 90, wellington,
New; Norton Kiyoaki Kanzaki, II,
(Alameda), Ogden. Utah. Mrs. To-
moye Amy Tsumura, 80. Kuniaki,
8, and Junko Tsmura, 6, Denver.
Mrs. Toshiko Oyama, 35, Shi-
gekazu Bobby, IL and Tomiko Joan
Oyama, 8 (Chula Vista), Fred HI
roshi Tanaka. 10. tS.F) Toshiye
Teshirogi "a tSalt Lake City, Ka-
zuichi Okigawa, % (Sacramento) ,
Chicago.
Toshiko Sakoda, IS, tMontebel-
lo) Los Indios, Tex; Maymie "a.
Morooka, 26 tChula Vista), Syl-
van Grove. Kansas) Mistu Kato,
26 (Sacremento). Cincinnati, o.;
Ryoko Arakawa, 20 Honolulu De-
posit), New York.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-18
Tokuda to Open
Former Store

George Tokuda of Tokuda Drug
1905 Yesler Way, today announced
that he has purchased Everybody's
Drug Co. 1874 Yesler Way, which
was his johnson Drug" up TO the
time of the evacuation d II r
ing World War II. Tokuda plans
to move into his former place In
the next two or three weeks.
In announcing his purchase from
DIR. l.. Rosellini, Tokuda said that
the location at 1874 Yesler Way has
changed ownership three times
since he occupied his present store
at 1905 Yesler Way.
The Nisei plans to continue sell
ing Welcome ice cream and remodel
the store. The opening date will
be announced later, he said.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-07-18
Midwest BuddhiSts
To Mark Sd Year

CHICAGO, Ill, July 18-Thc
Midwest Buddhist Church, in COM
memoration of the third anniversa-
ry since its founding and in obser-
vance of the annual Obon, will hold
special service from IL a. m. on
Sunday. July 20, in the Olivet In
stitl te. 1441 NJ Cleveland Avenue.
In conjunction with the occa-
sion, strictly stag and staggette
social will be held in the Olivet
Gym from pm. Friday, July 10.
Games, refreshments, dancing
and fun for everyone is on tap for
the evening.
A nominal fee of fifty cents for
members and seventy-five cents
for members will be charged to
defray expenses.