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Is ACRES, Groom frame dwelling hot
water heat, bath, basement; farm build
sI4 s 900 u''' '''o -0' '-
14-acre mountain retreat: s-room
house, cleo. baths; beautiful trees. shrub
berry: mountain stream; accessible. S13, 600,
Fertile cattle farm. 40 acres. some tim
Der, bottom land; new 6-room house, good
buildings: on highway. $4,000. Many
others.
100 acres. lovely modern brick house;
cleo, baths, hreplaces. oil burner, mod
ern kitchen; dagstone terraces; view.
Culpeper, Va.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE BRICK, Alley. corner house: 1898
Biltmore st. NV. Columbia I'd. and 18th.
GARAGE-Larse. metal. SKIS; exceiiens
for storage; next to Capitol Hill Apts 127
1920 VERMONT AVE. NV car 1s'xa5';
storage, workshop. not auto repairs; lease
$50 month. DU. 03oS.
GARAGE 14x20, metal: 1st comI wide
alley; S25 mo. Rear 1909 18th st. NV,
GARAGE AND STORAGE SPACE for rent.
Rear. 635 G. ST. sc
1884 QUE ST. N.W-Space for one car
near 18th and Que, New Hampshire ave,
S. mo. HO 1881 II
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fullye equip; will house about SO; ready
to open: stoves, refrigeration, deep freeze
complete in detail: water throughout: z
boats, fine fishing, safe bathing, ducking
shore; price. $4,000, terms
Charles County-15 acres level farm
land, long frontage on Neale Creek; hunt
er's cabin; good ducking, Grabbing and
oysters: good roads; price, $3.50, terms
ROBERT SHELTON, GE 6192, or WILL
LIAM HICKS, DE 1854
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FAUQUIER COUNTY, vA.-In hunt coun-
try, large farm properties.
200 acres stream running through 1t,
lovely old unrepaired house.
%460 acres, 6-rm. house, elec. available
$50 acres, handsome original unrepaired
mansion, beautiful lockwood, elec. Call
HO 6SOS after pm.
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE, in vicinity where Columbia I'd,
mont Apis. Phone pU 3s44. or cau
MRS. BRYON at 2127 r St NV Ia
SINGLE DRY GARAGE for storage, vicin.
ity Goth and Que NV, Georsetown Cali
MI. 1925. ask for MISS TAYLOR
VICINITY End AND SITS. NE.-sinzle
FIR 6R5T ewes eN'
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MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-Fine $50 acre
cattle farm. fenced on hard surfaced hwy;
s Ti s s.. sne Mod.rn "a
rm. Living ouarters for help. Ss2 900:
hos msds59 with tssaT ssH.s sissoc iee bath suburban
and bank barn. All necessary out bldss.
Ma! Many 9oess; other fHSo'h farms homes and estates.
+. wRioHTs WI 5000. bethesda. Nd
/, DAIRY FARM. offered by owner who
5 M mss EGG s ss sss and new y'hss eov S rfr Saln
soa 60 cows @ and ali livestock, machinery, tools,
sts that ssE hsye o6s been used in this profitable
Z. One Of the best. most level dairy
farms that can be boush.; aa6 acres as On
house with all conveniences; $1,000
8. 1oa-aere general farm, fully equipped;
sousss ss Sane fnq sarn erSs ETC.
and fences in such good state of repair
that no money nees bs spent to eGntinue Sain.
cry s0Ts ineluded ns.ssts 'a'm
A.; Small home; built Just before war, war,
veniences; beaut. located. in Potomac Hunt
section, with 5 to go acres OF land avail
Henry H. Carter, Rockville 1922, with J.
VINSON PETER. Rockville, Nd
sos ACRES, a96 tiliable: 3 houses with
ssdnssy .xcesm hSase xstsr ,se.s
| diate possession: S47,5o0. with equipment;
213 acres: 14-rm. house; plenty Of
celient locality; S26,250.
III acres: GOOD 7-rm. frame house, all
modern: excellent land; in Upperville sec
tion: barn, shed, other necessary outbuild-
ings; $50. 900. including 81 cows and
heifeIs, horses and colt and farm
I43 acres 100 clear; 7-rm. house, elee-
tricity and bath; Arm. log house; also g.
rm; newly built house; $4,000, equipped,
including stock and equipment.
120 acres; 9-rm. house, modern: 5-rm.
tenant house: 2S-cow barn; barn carries
| score Of 9S; located on route Z on edge
OF Incorporated town. farm has been In
one family for over 100 years; $4,000.
v,,S Ss .'ss,s,,,,H acres improved By s-rn seuse
40 acres of mountain land, good local
per acre
As acres: 7-rm house. 2 baths: hot-air
heat; attached Earage; all stone: excellent
view; beautiful lawn; S27,500.
23 acres improved by . 6-rm. house with
electricity; new barn, In excellent condi-
We have, many bargains in our listings
from small unimproved tracts to large
fer your needs in real estate see US.
and Purcellville. VirEinia. Phones: Blue
242l and Pure. .6252. Hluemont ONCE
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PLYMOUTH le4i motor, with new rings.
/ pin valves. all new bearing and reground
erankshsfs; reasonable priet oW. 73554,
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| '@tuo AVA 00iCk SHle, owner mead
sassh; a = inspection any time BY appointmen n
SHERWOOD FoREsT-2 bedrooms. 1ars
all furn.. including cleo. stove, refar'. ele,
the river. This subdiyision is pHaie restpietee
mas mas tennis ,u, court, golf course. clubhous
greciasssS; $500. WYviLL RE sEAITY Z = co q
MopEkN 4-RooM, bath and porch @ai eottas
D. G., near shady side. Md: 81 900: othe mfle
cottages slightly higher; building lots, S35
eomni,v Go SSS0; easy cy., terms refined restricte
u pAUMAN f G4s7 sn st. reGnss' ns Na. NWAsTh sI5s
Or inquire At Cedarhurst once. ii rs
NORTH BEACH, MIDSUMMER cottage;
soxi5 all modern eony lson' 7is r'Ffh ash j !
oSen. Ipen Sun i1N fssa from 2 to s pm. owners
reasonably. Cali vi. iss5 fasn after 8 'r1cs pH
WOODED LOTS, 2ox1oo it. each, de-
prce. $500 Ca. sfpsr Beash ms, Ma
BEALE BEACH-wsterfront bunsslow.
| rooms and complete bath, hot-water heate
KNoTT1Ts spn T1s Is srpVs open SUM- l to 5. MF
sEIsY-oN-TaaIE.- n; Ii. BAY e.b.droom. VEL y..r
around, furnished house, glassed-in porch
rooms; midst beautiful trees and excellen
water view: splendid bathing beach an
siubhouse available: Immediate possession
$3.50; 10 miles from Annapolis and q
bRAkkR, 1885 x st. NV. National 44S3
Or eysnings, West River l29-M. Ia
MAkYLAND--room furnished frame cot
tase.. "a block from water. nice yard; oni
$500. Miss Corene, UN 1881, DI. 4SS4
MYRTLE A. WEADON co.
EPRNG FOREST-Splendid view of tn
scenic Severn River; cottage modern an
heated; large screened porch on front an
side; combination modern kitchen an
dining room; lot shaded and shrubbed: 81
| nj. from D. c. via Routes so and 17e; in
Guiding elec. refg. and furniture, $4,000
DI, 5740; evenings, OR: 1886,
GALESVlLLE, MD, on West River % mile
from Wash, 13 from Annapolis: attractiv
year-round DWELLING, rooms on LIST moor
2 unfinished on end fioor: very desirabl
lot Of approximately, q acre; good land
fishing, boating and harbor facilities; cons
to churches, schools, stores, buses, S10.250
consider any reas. offer. To reach: Driv
70 Galesville. procsed to waterfront. turl
left. last white house on left. Addres
owner; MRS. vALLoRA P. TRorT. Gales
SHERWOOD FoEEsT-rurnished cot
tase; $4,000. II. I465. Iii
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Shruboery; 32-stanchion dairy barn, largt
dairy house. smokehouse and 3-car garage
h1satsd s6oSt on gonsrets f1em 1d nr
% %sss HARRY z pRE1sGS 9a r. efs fs Bond aS Bfds sA
FARM ESTATE, located 8 miles south O.
land in high state of cultivation. front.
ing on hard surface State roads Just
miles of U. s. route 24O about 35 mile!
hall Colonial brick, built in 1929, in ex.
eelient condition, Has 10 rooms. 2 baths
tull basement. oil h.-wh. and built-in ga
s9-stanchion barn with silo, 4ox6o bani
barn barn. smaller barns. Toulouse. chicken
hioSse' inS h1shouSe h house and many other outbuild
ION one of the most attractive and com.
oss oefns farms cr we s. have rse hsd ths ges
esn ss sas'5 HARky n paEIJER K sis sa a Sont
thersbure, Nd Telephone 800
hard % road nGrtn frontsre 81 eonvsn
lent to stores churches, post Office, trans
portation. improved with a Groom, well
sSynss saTy barn. sGqb!e corn srib and other opt
ment. FRED B. cusHMAN, Reaitor' e'siI 81,
FREDERICK So ave, Gaithersbure. Nd. Tele
NEAR PURCELLvnLE-one Of tn. bes
Buys in Loudoun County. An excellent stocl
hAu kIaiH IaEm OF lSg acres on nard rOaj
near Route 5-room old log and fran
house, electricity and telephone Goo,
barn and corn crib. Stone spring house
poultry. house. Land very productive AM
watered by nice stream. Some good timbe
with excellent. building site. so acre
growing wheat goes with farm Price
2l,000. Terms. Telephone our Mi
Gregg, Hamilton Va) a451, or EAST
MAN 4 STEELE, Realtors. FA 1890.
LOUDOUN COUNTY - 12S-acre genera
purpose farm, near Purceilville, on har,
road; comfortable 7-room log and fran
, house with elec. and pressure water: /,
; lovely setting; stone springhouse, barn
corn crib and machine shed: nice stream
and meadow all Livestock. includins
cows, heifers, hogs and horses, and Al
: equipment can be bought for So, 1000; pric
OF farm alone, $4,000, "a cash Teie
phone our Mr.. H. L. Gregg, Hamilton fVa.
; 2451, or EASTMAN & STEELE, FA, s620
/; IN GOOD SECTION of good waterfron
estates and farms nine miles from oceal
City, Nd, on hard road. running to wild
creek, SO acres. old house tin real need q
q repair and barn. $4,000. HERMAl
SCHMIDT. Woodward Bldg, MA. a25T. Il
| 14I AChES-In Fairfax County; on larg
creek: 6-room house with electricity, barr
. snd several good building sites: rs mile
down MASON HfRsT @Annandals. Amanda 'ya'' va
I1447. Closed Sundays.
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39-J-2
ONE MILE FROM DISTRICT line ne
10 acres with improvements. s-rm. house
sp5 and sa. 'sIsses Fl sa7 RF3s'
S-bedrm. house, all in splendid condition
new 1'eia house; ',' only miles from psiif Fsirfax
1N sssNtiful u, rolling land buildings, MISS
ON ROUTE NO. 5a-Hsndsome countr,
beautiful porcheS ideal setting; com,
pletely modern kit; oil h.-w.h. buildings
typical Va. estate price. depends upor
psss s@esnt Mss S srs KS sssref Cd 5om Gga 10 to
suSsEr ' vfTw FARM. located dc on Eastern
Shore, about rs miles from D. c. 4
price only s11,76o Once open sunday
TAs IS r. TS isrm R'9a sau sss ssve
sss with Old shabby house and barns
aeIm, dwellins. in good eond.i pew barn
Located on main hwy; D. e. bus servie
ssss tsss S n.ls' RfALfy & p o prize xnssa Sa
sssAcREs. ! rms, s-story asbestos frame
SSa. IN hive svsry sr,.s rsspeSs sx
sverioosinS the Nations canitsi AM Sin,u9'r.y on ne,
road near Beltsville; all in cultivation
about 30 seres sras in mesaSw and srazins
gEiSsssS sS saS;ooo; 1IN oaI substantial cash, ALVIN
SMALL 1o.xcRE FARM. 4-room hous.
sna ssTESs ssEa
liz s ACRES Ions hard read trontase
the county; $50, 900. FRED s, cUsH
NAN. Realtor, $40 Frederick ave. Gath
srsburs, Nd. tel. 2se.
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CHESAPEAKE .BAY-37 acres, St. Marys
n,shed sood.cond.ionD sos DFoxsa Sao sy houss. ds,
all rooms finished In knotty pine; plumb
ing and wired for ELECTRICITY; numerous
beach shore and approximately 1900 feet
lake frontage: large crabs are abundarlt
here; eminently suitable for partition.
camp; on all-weather road Apply to
THEODORE r. MENK, e27 18th st. NV,
tx; 2740. Country sales exclusively since
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
SHORT SLANTS

The House OF Representatives
passed the bill providing increased
ceilings for veterans taking ION the
lob" training. which of course is
good news for many Nisei vets in
and around town Not in many
years has there been such a closely
contested race for the job of mayor
of the city Of Seattle. While sup
porters of Mayor Devin give and
take with the congratulations, they
might give thought to the fact that
the present incumbent's margin Of
victory has become smaller with
each campaign, this being his
fourth, Perhaps this latest tri-
umph is a victory for good gov
eminent, but can 5000 opposition
ballots be called a rousing vote of
confidence by the people of Sc
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The Story of the Yellow Frog

puffed out his chest and croaked.
Pardon me- His eroak sounded
Unusually resonant and impressive.
The yellow frog was an ;rlrne-
date sensation. and g fad started
among the gay young frogs Of dy-
ing their skins yellow
The frogs in this pond happened
10 be quite backward compared TO
frogs Of the sky blue swamp, and
the yellow frog knew much that
he could teach.
So the yellow frog was elected to
az important position and was re-
garded as the most promising young
frog about swamp.
The yellow frog became a great
success. and in the process of be-
coming q success. he fell in love
with very sweet frog with a pale
green skin. So they were married
and got a brood OF green and yell
low tadpoles.
The yellow frog and his pale
green wife were extremely happy
and they loved their Young tad
poles deeply and watched their
growth with wonder and adnirs-
ton
As TIE yellow ard green tadpoleS
grew up into husky young frogs
the yellow frog was growing old
ARD when he was full OF years and
one o: The MOS; respected frogs in
the swamp, ne 6ied amids, great
mourning
So The yellow frog died and wen.
70 he frogs heaven where he saw
.; Q: green frogs floating about
81 wings.
TIE yellow fros felt strangely
Young and Sprightly. BIT alas he
ro,:ce6 :ha; ne WAS no longer yel-
,ow-hts skin was jus; a common
green,
He Immediately asked his way
q ;lle Keeper OF the Gate ard ask
&c -W7ha; dc YOU do to NY skin?
NaEt ny yellow skin back"
The Keeper o. II, Gate shook
IS head wisely and said;
L, heaven there Is no more yel-
'oV g purple o. 7ed-i,is; green. e..
eNcsp: he srea; father Frog. who
: .: he color o. a rainbow. and
MS c-oak Is SIS the noise OF thun-
de-
-,e2 Ire Yellow frog who was
TOW s7ee2 noticed the winged frogs
:.yi-s about him and asked:
When can 7 have ny vingS?"
ne Keeper replied: Here we
have democracy and equality ot
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By KAZ KTTA

There you are, right or the mid
Gle OF the dance floor, frantically
giving that secret signal 10 your
dependable brother. or maybe one
Of your buddieS. which simply
means. Cut in. pleasel" The
cause Of this agony? Just this:
you're stuck with one Of those
GancerS again
Classified under those" dancers.
say the girls are Infamous char
ac,erS such as the following:
THE BACKBEND
High on the girls black list is
the III make you co the back
bend dancer. You've met him
he's the ore who dances so uncom-
tortably close tina; he actually does
make YOU CO the backbendl
SUFFoCATIoN
Closely related 20 this type Of
dancer IS the fels who seems 70
De determined 70 make you suffo-
cate.
Or maybe The cause Of the fran
tic sigma, is because. although you
hear The rhythm o. Opus I" The
simple guy insists on doing
waltz
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opportunity Nobody has an ad-
vantage when they come here. and
nobody IS born with wings. If you be-
have and not go the way of Luci-
fer. you shall have your wings in
few thousand years"
I want to put IN a protest to
he great father Frog" said the
ex-yellow frog Indignantly. Il have
done much good while in the
swamp"
You cannot see him yet be-
cause Your heart is not ready" said
the Keeper. and joined with the
winged frogs in song of praise 10
the great father Frog.
Then the yellow frog who was
now green felt great sorrow.
He hung his head and held back
the tears which threatened to fill
his eyes. He h,nbly asked his way
around TO the waiting room where
his pale green bride Of the swamp
was expected any week.
And he hoped tina; his wife. at
least. would understand the great
sorrow which was in his heart
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
Union Membership
Sought for IsSei

STOCKTON, Calf. March 10 -
Negotiations are now being carried
81 with the union Of hotel service
workers here TO accept into men,
osrShip seven Issei
These men were employed at
Hotel Stockton until recently.
The ownership of the hotel was
transferred last month and after
the new management signed up
with the Union. they lost their jobs
as only union members were 10 be
employed.
Other longtime employees be-
came union members. but the seven
ISsei were refused membership be-
cause they were aliens il was re-
ported
Negotiations are now being made
With union officials on the basis
hat The seven will have or will ap-
ply for first papers for naturanza-
ton
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@k5'k&d;k1;s@s

attle?. FRANK KANEMORI is the
proud possessor Of a new Chevrolet.
md we hear he get new record
Tor time elapsed between order and
delivery. We knew we should hare
taken up dentistry. Having been
given a new lease on life by an IN
believable combination of circui :
tances. our wv HUskies took tie
Northern Division baske ball e
With a clear cut win over the Be-
rers of Oregon State. If they man
age TO hose the California Bears n
the latters home floor in the Co It
Dlayoof. we'll forget all the mean
things We were thinking after that
disesterous trip to the Palouse =.
The NVC bal team was rained out
5f its first turnout of the sear'n
asst Sunday, but they're hoping for
better luck this weekend, and o
ere we.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
LAST CALL

With the Nisei War Memorial
Committees drive for funds now
n full swing and expecting to get
ever the top by Tuesday, March
Is. this is as good a time as any
10 make the last call for vets 10
send in their own contributions to
the NVC Memorial Committee
Funds gathered by the NVC will
be turned over 10 the NwNlC in a
lump sum
AS of last Saturday, the NVC had
received s3i95o from "A veterans
Contributors were as follows: Ken
Higashi. Shire Iwana, Frank Yana
gimachi. George Hayashi, Frank
Kanemori. Mac Nogaki. Harry Ia
kagi. Keno Maekawa, George Ma
kashina. John Kanda. Richard Sc
.suda. Joe Kesamaru. Charles Tsu-
il. Shie KoSugi. Y. Matsuda. Bill
Kunitsugu, Mack Shoji. Hayso Yo-
ca. Harry Kamakura, Bill Ihashi
Pete Kozu Isao Nishimura, Bell NJ
Sllimada, Akio Suyerlatsu. Art SUI
sunni. Mssann Sado. Dick Naito
YoShito Mizuta, Jun Watanabe
Lefty Ichihars. Min Muromoto. Kim
Muromoto. George Mayeda. Howard
Mirato. AIichio Shinoda. John. S
Ogishima. Koichi Ysgi, Masashi
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Bv MICHAEL HOSHTKO
and
Massey OYAMA

Once upon time in the land
Of the sky bike swamp. s strange
hing happened From somewhere
nobody knew vhere-there war;
6ered into the freq colony a frog
with 3 bright yellow skin
The yellow frog always appeared
sad ard detected from the others
Everybody whispered about him
and speculated ahou; his ancestry
Nobody invited the yellow frog to
parry. and everybody avoided
him.
AL alone. the yellow frog went
abou: his business And every
night he prsyed 10 the grea; ia
;ller F7og Up in he heaven 10 grant
him green skin ike all the other
frogs
Things wen: or in this fashion
and the yellow frogs prayer re-
manned unanswered Then long
hand winter came, and there was
no; enough food for ali The frogs
q he sky bite swamp.
Everybody began 10 LOOK for
something 20 blame. ard they final
" began 70 pick or the poor yei-
,ow frcs
TIE yellow belly IS 3 hoander.
they SAID He should DC chased or.
>: the swamp. hey niurn,u-ed-
The n,u-rrurS grew louder until
Re ID and coming Young frogs
cecan . hold meetings and made
speeches saving why the yellow frog
should Re chased 81; Of The swamp
Things came . head One
Say <oa,e io2sh frogs knocked st
ne dco- q ne yellow frog ard
OF HIM - had 70 leave
Where TO-" said he yellow
frog. frightened I've dore moth
- w-one'
Never mind a.d Shu; Up said
RE tough frogs. ard hey marched
Re ye,.ov FROG o.: .. Ire swamp
ire. travelled To- many DAYS
- nights u.l,l ore day they
cs-.e . re edge Q: another b.g
z-S -,,--s-.ozs swamp.
Re --,.sh frogs hen gave 'he
ve.,-v s--- = -,s-s-v heave. and
-.s Ts..-~ .-oe dropped :-to the
MIDI, G. r. s-----s sszl.p v1th
. e.. s--as,
Hc- ,-s-e happened = a> Big
--zs-=s-s- nesting = :-azs e
IRIS -.~s-s-.c1s pend ard he ye,-
90 .--z dropped -zH; mo :he.-
--.5s-
\ re ~e,.,~ rug sa2k % re
.s--e conference s.ocs - heard
=; 9: =.,.s..--- ard cheering
= -e--t ,c1s,v Tc--Z female
vc.-s --osk Oh 71s- handsome
frog
--s ve--- .-a- -sczs1 .i-,se,:
- = - I'D z-c- r. ac-ors q z-d
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Each mind is pressed, and or
every ear. to hear new tidin S,
though they no way Joy us.
Fairfax.
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MunemOri Ship Remaining Date Moved
To March 16, JAU in D. c. Learns

WASHINGTON. D. C. March Is
The twice-postponed Muremori
ship redesienation ceremonies have
row been advanced three days to
March IS. Brooklyn Army Base su-
hori,ies informed the Washington
office Of the JACL Anti-Discrimin-
alton Committee last night The
schedule was moved up. it was ex-
sla.ned. 10 restore the 7.o46-ton
,argo carrier Pv:. Ssdao s Mune-
mori to service at The earliest pos
s.ble moment
The official remaining Of the ship
originally was 10 have been held
several days ago. but was postpon-
sd 70 March IL to allow repairs 10
he ship. The ceremonies were put
eff second tine, TO March 10.
when il was discovered earlier this
week that j; would take more time
. complete the lob Of overhauling
han the first estimates indicated.
Sometime yesterday the Brooklyn
authorities again revised the date
with The receipt OF shipping orders.
The Washington JACL Ado Of
fee learned further tina; the for
1,er Wilson Victory has been sail
,re as the Pvt. Sadao S. Mune-
n'ori" for several months: the YES
SCI was renamed soon after the
War Department order was an
nounced- The USAT Munemori.
na1ed for the only Nisei Congress
ional Medal Of Honor winner in Z.
5 history. has been operating out
Of New York on a regularly -as-
sisned run in the Atlantic and is
registered as the Pvt. Sadao s
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Terao, n Hirayama. George Matsu-
no. Frank Mayeda, HSashi Nishi-
mura. Taiji Takayoshi. Yasuo Ma
yematsu. Davis K. Hirahara, Kay
Toda, Ray T. Kikoshima, Al Ouchi,
Takizawa Brothers. Tadashi Kato,
Harry Shigaya. Y. L. Okada, Joe
TSuchiya. Ray Tsuchiya, Tosh Ito,
Robert Hiranaka, George Arakawa,
Ken Kswaflme. Mas Uchimura,
Shire Kashino. Yone Sato, Kenji
Ota Hisaka Okamoto Kallio ST.
euro. Mac Nishimoto, Bill Yanagi-
maehi, Haruo Kato. Su Kashiwa-
gi, George Abe Also to be included
n this list are donations from
Albert D Bonus and three anony-
nous contributors.
The NVC Memorial Committee
hopes 10 be able to turn over at
least $500 10 the community organ
ization More important than the
mere amount of money, however,
S the principle at stake-which
simply stated. is that al veterans
should think enough of their de-
ceased comrades 10 donate some
thing toward their memory, no
matter how small the actual a.
mount.
So. here's the last call to all vet
Grams: If you haven't yet donated
to the NVC fund send whatever you
can spare 10 the NVC Memorial
Committee. 308 l4th Avenue South,
Seattle. Washington Remember
no matter how small the amount
you can afford. it will certainly
help toward reaching the tentst tive
$500 goal and will serve to swell the
total number of contributors -
which, in the final analysis, is what
really counts.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13

Munemori The ceremonies on
March l6 are 10 make the redesig-
nation official.
I; was hoped that following the
remaining ceremonies, the Mune-
mori viii be diverted to the Psci-
lie ares Port officials said that
he vessel had made al least two
trips 10 The Pacific since it was ac-
quired by the Army Transportation
1orps in lo45.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
One of Those Dancers
THE WINDMILL

III WINDMILL
Then there's the type that the
girls c2n Windmill" You know
he thinks the girls arm is a pump
handle or something.
OF course. there the fella VINO
believes in taking Paul Bunyan
strides. He also thinks it's polite
TO let the girl go first all the time
backwards. that Isl
There are many more Of those
dancers. but what about you fellas?
Don't you have any complaints?-
Teen Stuff" in The Chicago
Shinlpo
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13

Now that the county and the Black Ball
Line nave mixed the pay pact. ferry service has
b5sn resumed here the morning paper SAYS. Vel.
they're right on the hall now
S29 Francisco is having a dry wear. Seattle :
having Wet year. \ wedding Of the two elements
would make the ideal climatic couple We think