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phabet, he then graduates into a
higher grade of Braille, which is
signs standing for frequently used
combinations such as "ch" and "er"
Braille must be written backward
from the right to the left of the
page, In order to be correct when
felt.
Our first step was to memorize the
alphabet. After this we wrote notes
to each other giving us practice in
both reading and writing Braille
Then we branched into copying
whole stories. Since we did not have
the proper equipment, 1t was impos-
sible for US to punch the letters: we
did them by simply marking them
in their proper positions with a
pencil. However. we did make
Braille flashcards on the sewing
machine.
In the future, we hope to consult
the Library of Congress and see the
blind reading room.
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Troct AZ Group to Meet

The Community Welfare Council
Of Census Tract a. will meet at q
pm. tomorrow at the Ephesus
Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Sixth and N streets NV. The
council seeks to improve conditions
in the area which is bounded by
Florida avenue, New York avenue,
New Jersey avenue and Seventh
street NV.
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rolets, Fords and Plymouths will pay
pIssssm6ium prices cash on the spot. go.
U. $. A. r. OFFICER will pay $4,000 for
~ Buick or other car. HO. 6100. Ext.
GET THE HIGHEST PRICE for your car;
We will sell it for you at the price you
want; No charge to you for selling, See
M MOI o II INC cAS Isl eSu st. e1 n.e @ss
BARNEs-sANDERs MOTORS We want
cars regardless, Of price; Cont trade on
Us the opportunity TO buy at your price.
car is paid for. will sive vow cash: II car
pay eas I d Her va Eli Oldest sna
exclusive used-car dealers. All cash or
certified checks. See Mr.. Barnes or M
open lot, 1909 l4th st. NV. Corner Of n
nv 4, open sac to 5 S gm, No, No I'LL
YOU WANT. TO SELL YOUR CAR? Let
you only. 81 for the entire transaction.
Our location Is easy to reach. KfNG-RAY
MOTORS, 1ota 9th st. NV, Elk. 1882.
WE WILL PAY HIGH CASH PRICE for
drive BY Or we will sell your automobile
e e ELE5 1910 Benninf I'd. ne.
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR. new or
s e: %ofEE ss %S4oks: las is i and <
a assHES Nash PE bss. ''s &: y wa
BAKER; me- .d for an appraisal. 2s1s u st
CASH F HS s xo3k o.n-rord,. Chevrolet.
s Hf MoToRs sad an. Aans .ts 0soe
only when your car is sold. No red
MOTORS, one Of WsshinEtoh's largest
s sii iaf Ass s VIM NE E, sSss
by hTn d sso Oyer list TR 9474; METRoPoL-
aofp 8 ?gsr IL sss
Rsf5 + ss5n G R5Ss in c. cal Py Rsod
GAsa f sSf POUR oesR .m os to =. sem
aff 4sf MofoR c give rord s g. eau
jess Or s 81 Mimi ss. n ss"r
S Will fd Il fl SPronrus1r to
isir price. RE. $685. ;'I after :. Vi, ss57.
NAVAL OFFICER will pay $4,000 for new
lS4s four-door Plymouth Special de luxe,
Chevrolet Fleetline or Studebaker Cham
s nsn s eav.1s de luxe Nth RADIO heater and
PRIyATE PARTY win pay UP to $1,000 for
good used car; small car most desirable.
f FR1y RT I FAIRY desire. to purchase is4s
No dealers Phone wi. 1855 or WI aesa.
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car.
only So il car is SOLD DON'T siye your
rom 1888 9 1s4s LEEDS AaS gG MorcR So
s 5Sne w WIS Az. M:,,d nv Or 1907. Open
FAIR. HONEST Aprr.. .i uv' an al u,..,
?ss III g. T. s'surs M = o asasS.fos',"
h.sann .sh G xsnt' Al q eon nHne
s sfs sSa TeY YaspS fGs3 to 1919
SALESMAN. in dire need Of sood clean
used auto Gan oeS gay cash; owner car
win WiTH wISN"-Mor. SIS for your
WINS Sso MOTORS. i5s Florida ave. ne.
sEE g sEFoKE YOU SELL. roaAEKA
SERVICE. 1l26 goth st. NV. d. 9l41.
100 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'3s
l.:i o St ne, Elk $500.
TRY TRIANGLE-We want the extra
clean cars and will pay premium prices to
get them Phone DE. 1903 for a buyer
to call. or drive to either TRIANGLE
MOTORS locations, 3010 r. I. ave. ne.
PHI or liis$ xGnf ! ave- ssir,TTosMonuE Prefer
Chrysler or General Motors product.
Wanted by local busiuesswoman. Can pay
all cash. No dealers. Call DE. 6lo0 Ext.
3l2 u!
S3oo CASH for a good car. Best offer
takes money. What have you? Make,
battery, engine, etc, Box I13-K, Star.
NH 11Y ND m N (lN0 FOR.
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Junior Star Photo.
Prize Contribution
By Kathleen Mack, II
Our lody Of lourds, School


1t called Camp
delightful for girls from to Is been
attending this camp will tell typical
We assemble $50 the third floor of the YWCA
assembly greet
plays prepared group Then
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Sailing on Chesapeake Bay
TTI5F Z OHFfONTfON
By Riehord A. MoeEwen, II
Bethesda Elsmsnto

friend took father and sailing trip recently Early
that morning Mother packed lunch for Later picked the
taking down to the Rhode River where
After brought all
board and hosted the sails showed OF.
the until
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHERNER-BRLwERs Home Of Select Cars
40 Lincoln Cosmopolitan 2-dr.;
5 fully mi IsauiD.' has svsr'thins. 90,
'4s Cadillac eonv,; dark blue. ). "'''S
'4s Cadillac .sonv,; light blue. r. o''''
40 and b; 2-tone gray - s,as.
40 seat seat covers; so mi a,ssi
AZ 5 budek conV.; gray, T. and h.;
,4s Dodge 2-dr: d. l.. blue; 200 mi S Sas:
2-tone; 30 mi PA!
~ Chevrolet Che Aero sed.; 2-tone blue;
'4s stads1aker Champ; blue. r. and 1''s'
''4s Ford sed.; r. and h; 200 mi !. 81
Mercury sedan; r. and h. 1895
~ Chevrolet cl. epe.; r. and h,
Al Plymouth sed. Spec. de l.; ~'0f'
green, r. and h. 2,O9l
AZ Chevrolet cl. cpe.; black, r. and
b: -. - 1.as.
suck cow; yellow. r. and h. 2,s9i
AZ Pontiac cow; yellow. r. and
Al pc Soto Gust. sed.; gray, r. and ''
AZ Buick .edanett.: maroon. r. and ~.s'
AZ Cadillac "62' sed.: e-ton. gray 1885,
~ Plymouth d. !. sed.; gray, r. and
~ poaae Gust el. cpe.; tan, radio ISL ISL
40 Dodge Gust. sed.; maroon. r. and e' '
Many, other late model used ears t
shosss from A cars Hf
AUTO SALES Sill Wisconsin ave-. va N5
1899. Open ewes. till 9, Sundays till 5
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PONTIAC ~ s-cyI.: 2,ton E, gre green: peri
s &c s.as gos o Wo low 4 % sss7' To!ps
Pontiac 1a47 s. 4-dr. sedan; dark blue
finish. RADIO, heater white side walls,
s sssI IN sS sfH'' mIAYFIowER MoToRs,
II25 18th st NV. RE. 0303. 20
PONTIAC 1921 4-door six; 1sdio; heater eater
PONTIAC 1887; clean car: $3.50. Inquire
Mon: through Sat. at 1885 l4th st. NV
Sat and Sun, oW, 1906. " s2s
a66 t9 1on mo3oI nes tcp
or best offer under De o7ae. IS
iSHS 1887 81, e 9i ,t ssGd mechanical
pSSTae '2 6sss o ssS u 1ss s s9s
PONTIAC 1898 e.dr, sedan; heater: motor
pant. ssS e ss5 CLUB Ca. S'1 5sck 81
.sssn. 6os0o sa0oF .a TerD sese4 sds
troster; $3.50 or best under. OWNER
PONTIAC 1a4e streamliner sedan coupe
eood condition; Sc ;o95: Ii; 0saa.,
PONTIAC ;aS ia4l ..dr sedanstte r.! r h: new
IN Army: saa5. TN. ore. "
No 59S ssS'RRsf
Pix P6SI snd e laa rd Arlnston oW 2SOS
pieteiy rebuiit motor and front from; END:
needs some body work; s475. Cali
PONTIAC 1910 eaeylind.r s.door sedan
sos III aALEYs, INC, soSo NJ St. NV.
PONTIAC 1a4l IS" eonv: RADIO. gnderssat
heater excellent condition s1'0s5. Oh,
PONTIAC la41 5-pass. coupe; $3.50 or
best Eer as Snder; good condition Call
F FSNTIsc 'S 1917 stre.mlin.r 8 s.d.n.t.e
ton. se.s45. TR. 0oss' " 80
PONTIAC lsss; new brake cables; passed
Sls5 or best oner. OR. O24s after pm.
PONTIAC 40 Silver Streak 20" 4-dr. Sc
lent care: $3.50 Asia aoth st. NV. Sat
arday and Sunday. between and :. Wo.
PONTIAC 1897; damaged srin; $3.50 cash.
PONTIAC la47 streamliner 8 4-dr.; r..
cond.; price. $3.50 or best offer. sH.
aenditlen ssss f esf re- Eo0 es5 me'naasa
PONTIAC 1871 sedan coupe: black. r. and
h. excel. cond.; $1,100 cash. Phone Wo.
PONTIAC 80 4-dr. sed: r. and h.: new
starter overhauled; hne body and paint;
excellent tires: S7es. TIE. 27oe 80
MTR IS eoi r. MoToR sse H. = ave ave-.
Bladensburg I'd.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1887 DIR. with overdrive;
seal beam headlishts, brakes, etc; s276.
sTUDEBAKEK 1913 Res.l De luxe; over
S Mnos sad s many w., extras: ss3sS BELL BELL
sTUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 8 coupe;
original black, very clean car with
E's 1ss a s'e ana
sTUDEBAKER 1910 President: sood tires,
paint seat covers clean; etc; s7s6. 2035
sTgDEsAkEh 1s4l t-a loo. excel n .;sh
sTUDEBAKER 1885 President: .m6u-
gaHsI tgufk; sgS55- can CHI; e5t2:
ed on ' fs4s sssan 81 ssI
SN1vERsAI MoToRs, sai IsAO Ca sys:
Sri sTuD Ssb.Aak 1910 club sedan; r, h.,
def, good paint: recent overhaul, new
brakes. battery, $500 or best offer under.
STUDEBAKER 1912 Commander sed cpe !;
buat 1s47; si'i5o; no dealers. LII. aa4a
sTuDEBAKER 1899; good condition; ra;
6 die hsste cn hIst $500 cash gets it Call
sTUDEBAKER comdr. club coupe, 1898:
mat, shock absorbers, door latches and
hsS uf s e' aood rs
ssz ?Ssy in Ssae aS sSea s.s' or best
sedan; perfect condition: clean interior
TSsrsskss Ss y:, 3.
lent condition; s. .os5. 81 81. soos. IS
IN 10u
sAfss a%sl TO-: s. e ST. w 75ss ao19s
driven only is, 900 miles: is in splendid
eond Price. $1,000. Call PL. 0l93 or
WILLYs is41 sedan. 4-dr de luxe. black
finish, EXCEL. tires. runs like brand-new;
+. 1. MoToRs, 1886 Rhod. Island ave ne.
wILLYs JEEP 1915; excellent condition;
equipped with pow eG soseFno,
or best o oe4 VISIT WI s4 49,
WILLIS Will le49 bpsiness coupe; new motor
running condition; $500 DE $3.50.
THE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTO auc-
cqIssyille ID; silver Spring, Nd. sH: 400
oeS 9os .. s IS only ssa, s.
buying Or selling a car here: Big auction
ave. Sc. or HOO 18th st. Sc. TR. Ills.
tAuction sales. rain or shine.)
TAXI l947 Chevrolet; owner-operated,
radio and heater, clocks and in top con-
dition; forced to sell: 81 $50 or best Of
fer. Call WO. 4S0l or apply at 4SOl 4Sth
st. NV. until & pm ~
WILL EXCHANGE LINCOLN. 1947 tereen;
radio; heater for 1947 Buick convertible
CLOSEOUT, late models of automobiles
traded on new Kaisers and Frazers. Spe-
cial, 5000, full price; $500 down payment,
| bal. IL to ] & mos, Modest carrying charge
on following: 1910 Mercury 4-dr. sedan;
1871 Packard 100" 4-dr. sedan, black;
INGToN MOTOR SALES CORR, Kaiser
Frazer Distributor, used car dept, Arkan-
sss ave. and Buchanan st. NV. just of
l4th St Call GE. 1905. IA
ATTENTION, AUTO oWNERs"-Here is
WHY 70 ushould let BELL MOTORS sell
/. We get you the highest retail price
?. We are able to finance and accept
| trade ms
g. No red tape or obligations, you keep
title till car is sold.
4. Our commission, S25 only If car IL
BELL MOTORS. 50l0-5oaO Wisconsin ave
| n
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You CAN'T GO WRONG-if you 20 Right
Specials for 2 days only:
81 model Ford coupe, excellent con-
dition, SI25
"a Plymouth 4-door sedan, good shape
S295.
SO Ford coupe. late motor S345
'37 Ford coupe, mechanically perfect.
S495.
80 Buick club coupe, 4 new white side
wall tires. S645.
81 Nash Ambassador. perfect in every
manner. $500
Al panel truck. needs q paint job
that's all. S495.
'3S Packard 4-door "I10" sedan, AZ
motor, new tires, S795.
~ Plymouth 4-door sedan. S495.
Al Pontiac club coupe. 81 ,145.
Al Studebaker Champion, 30-day guar
antee, $685.
AZ Buick super convertible coupe
AZ Dodge .4-ton pickup truck. So
RiGHT Aero SALES. esl4 Nichols ave.
TR S4aI -0o
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED,

WANTED-194O through 40 clean Chev-
rolets, Fords and Plymouths. Will pay
premium prices, cash on the spot. co.
1860. %
U. s.A.r. OFFICER will pay $4,000 for
~ Buick or other car. HO. 6l00. Ext
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-22

BEFORE THAT NEXT TRIP, see Cemoco-
Comfort. pleasure and dependability in q
new or reliable reconditioned car. Cour-
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plymouth SDeC. dc IuXe Eur. IH5
Manv more cheaper cars to select from
cars, 5000 Lee hwy. Arl. va. CHI. 1000.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-13

September was Youth Month.
October is the time to follow
through your Salute to Youth by
giving to the Red Feather youth
serving agencies.
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.,E'|I|||.ljl||')
DOWN rENPIN ALLEY

everybody is wondering how
Martha's Beauty shop is leading
the sNoBo circuit; stop wondering,
the team is winning every Thurs
day night and that's all that mat
tiers. It's. indeed difficult to pre-
DICT the winner of the Nisei Com
mercial league but the safest bet
yet Is Over the Top Beverage. Z.
easiest thing to state at this time
is that Pruney Tsuji of Shanty Inn
and his brother-in-law, Ben 5uga-
wara of Kashiwagi's, are the hot
test numbers on the alleys. this
guy, Art Hirayama of Seventh Ave.
Service, throws such a viciously fast
bali that the pinboys are growing
balder by the day thinking that
some day they win get it on the
noggin. our Portland scribe hopes
the girls as well as the boys will
come to his fair city on Dec. and
for the Oregon Nisei bowling tour
nament..
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PORTLAND. Greg. Oct. 10 -
Azumano Insurance gained a bet
ter hold on the first place in the
Oregon Ms e | Bowling League
standings last Friday, Oct. 8, by
handing Orphans a 40 trouncing.
Leading the insurancemen was Sam
Sssaki with a 545. followed by @.
Onishi with q 491.
Running their winning streak up
to II, Cascade Produce blanked
Foster Cafe 40 to climb into a
second place tie with Club Monte
rey. Tomo Saito posted SIS with
Furukawa registering a 500 for the
victors.
Clubs Monterey took 81 over
Hood River to stay in second place.
Tats Nakamura with 581 and Mi
no Okazaki with $50 led the club
men, with each bowler posting a
high 223, second game. For the ap-
pie pickers, Harold Okimoto rang
up SIC for his first league game. M.
Takasumi had a 500 game for the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-13


Beginning next week, the smooth
Buddhist auditorium floor will be
the scene Of many Nisei basketball
team practices.
The mentors (or whatever you
want to call them win be barking
out orders to their charges. And
the order of the coming weeks, at
least, viii be drill, drill, drill for
efficiency and perfection in the
fundamentals of the game.
The leagues this season will not
start until Dec. l. according to cage
chief Henry Yorozu With that q
certainty, the players should have
ample time to adjust themselves to
their teams style Of play. often
sively and defensively.
One and half month Of practice
which will include squad scrim-
images and exhibition Tits. of
course should put the fellows and
girls in tip top shape for a great
cage season. we think.
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AzumanOS Spank Orphans Four Times
TO Strengthen Oregon Tenpin Lead

losers.
The colorful Chinese gu a
downed the Nisei Pool quintet, 81,
as Francis Wong posted 500 SER
les, Vic Wong a 511, and Richard
Wong a 507. For the losers Kay
Niguma 1861 and Jim Miyoshi
(53D were outstanding.
In the other games, Russelville
Market split with Kern Park. and
Motor Clinic blanked J. K. Kida
outfit.
The results follow:
RUSSELvILLE CO. Toya 1877,
K. Full 1874. Zone game) NJ. Hara
431, S. Takeuchi 447. E. Furukawa
474. E. Fujii 296 1.-TWO gameS)
KERN PARK &C. Itami 437. F..
Morishita 456, T. Okazaki 400, H,
Itami 46l, @. Komachi 444.
MOTOR CLINIC (D-Fukai 40
Manila 438, v. Hinatsu 410. Kono
434. Kiyokawa 429. J. K. KIDA (0)
B. Kinoshita 1858, j. Fujii 1896, X.
Ikeda 45l, d. Kinoshita 237 1.-TWO
games). l. Yamasaki 416, @. Hirata
1o8 tone game).
SIS t9-V. Wong 511. S. Lee
443. F. Wong 568, r. Wong 507, M.
Louie 4s7. NISEI POOL PARLOR
ODD, Hanaka 48l, Y. Sugahiro
1893, J. Miyoshi 534, ]. Umemoto
470. K. Niguma $50.
CLUB MONTEREY OF. Okla
zaki 1855, T. Nakamura 581. S. Mic
439, M. Okazaki 500, T. Akamatsu
469. HOOD RIVER DIN. Taxa
sunni 500, H. Inukai 474, H. Okimo-
to SIG, Y Hori 488, T. Asai 489.
CASCADE as. Akagi 444, Y.
Akagi 1856, E. Saito 483. j. Furuka-
wa 500, T. .Saito Sis. FOSTER (0)--
Wakamatsu 410. H. Mishima 466.
@. Hara $3.50, S. Akiyama 424, Onchi
500.
AzUMANO (4)--Sasaki 545. So
no All, Shimizu 474. Onishi 491,
Furukawa 469. ORPHANS (0)-
Shiiki 410, Irinaga 412, Muramatsu
456. Tamiyasu 487, T. Sono AS.
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P.S.G.A. LISTS
MEN, TIMES IN
MONTHLY MEET

Puget Sound Golf Association to-
day released the starting times and
the foursomes for its monthly tour
nament to be held next Sunday,
Oct. II. at jefferson and West Sc
attic golf courses.
At Jefferson
A FLIGHT
3 am.--Nagamatsu 4, Okimoto 8,
G. Shimizu 10, Sab Iwana IL.
s:05-Hattori 7, Natori 10. G..
Okada 10, Arai IL
8:10-Nagamine 8. K. Yamaguchi
10. Nakao IL.
8:15-M. Yamaguchi 8, Umino 10,
K. Nakamura g.
B FLIGHT
At West Seattle
8 ANN Nakagawa 10, Funai
Is, Sakoda l6. Tosaya Is.
osVo- diidOc 10, hdiicho 10, OiiO
is, Momoda II.
8:12-Kinomoto IS. Miyahara IS,
Furukawa Is. Urakawa II.
8:18-Kawaguchi IA, Y. Furuta
is. Okamoto Is. Miyake II.
8:24-Sakura Is, Yoshino is, B.
Okada Is, Egashira II.
8:30--Iwata Is, w. Nakamura 16,
Tachiyama IT.
G FLIGHT
At Jefferson
800 am.-Hirota 10. Yamagiwa
10. Ted Jue 20, Yamaguchi ~.
8:25-Eguchi 10, Iguchi 20, Mizu-
kami 81, Kuranishi az.
8:30-Kashino 10, Hagimori 80,
Tsujimoto 80, Toda 20.
8:35-Nishimur 10, Yamada 40,
Nojima %
8:40-Tai 20, Jitodai az, Kihara
%.
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BIJSSET OUTFIT
LOSES, ) TO l,
DOUBTFIJLS
OREGON NIsEr w0mENs
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
Gas Of Oct. 81

PORTLAND. Greg, Oct. 13-Ths
Bussei Rockettes, despite being up
set by the Question Marks, 10,
managed to hold on to their first
place standings after last Fridays
matches. Alice Sono and Miyuki
Miura led the doubtfuls with q 457
and $50. respectively. Anchorman
Martha Tanabe was high for the
Rockettes with 435.
The colorful dark-horse team, re-
presenting the Chinese community,
pulled another surprise by winning
81 over Tsuboi Jewellers. Chris
Quon, with 181, 140 and 1874 for
the series total Of as, was high for
the Chinese, with Lois Yut compil-
ing 40. Kimi Sasaki led the green
shirted jewelers. with AL score.
The results follow:
QUESTION MARKS (3)-Tamae
Yamamoto 800, Alice Sono 457,
Amy Furukawa BIT, Miyuki Miura
430, Mary Morioka 1913. ROCKET
TIES (D-Jinx Tamiyasu 393, Toby
Ninomiya 800, Yoke Hishikawa $40,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-13

Chiyo Tanaka 3s5, Martha Tanabe
ass.
THREE Us cd - Lois Yut 40,
Marian Lee 800. Audrey Quinn 1853,
Anna Wong "a, Chris Quon ass.
TSUBOI JEWELLERS ID - Sachi
Nakata 1888, Kimi Sasaki al. Fu-
mi Inukai AS. Ruth Namba 81 Zone
game), Chick'e Aono 33l, Dummy
zzG two games).
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Cage Meeting
Set Oct. 70

Al basketball teams In the
NvC-spensored leagues this sea-
son are reminded to have their
representatives attend q meeting
which win BE called by Henry
Yorozu ~ 7i9o pm. Wednesday,
Oct. 20. in the Seattle Buddhist
temple Essif~ manager must
bring his teams entry fee and
player list 70 the meeting, Yeroxu
said.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-13

Give your neighbor q helping
hand. Do your generous part to
help reach the s1.7s7,767 goal Of
the seattle-King County Com
munity Chest campaign for 1910.
The welfare Of 40 vital health and
welfare services depends on it. You
may need that helping hand some
day.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-13

oood-breeding shows itself most
where to an ordinary eye It appears
the least. Addison.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

Elk COLLIER,
AS part of his assignment Capt.
Karig visited a number 81 the
high" and "low" islands of Micro
nesia Greek for tiny islands,, of
which the United States has become
trustee and godfather as a result of
our victory over Japan. The group
includes the Carolines, the Marian
mas and the Marshalls, with a total
OF about $4,000 natives Of varying
extractions. dialects and customs.
Many OF the natives wear very little
clothing, as the numerous photo
graphs show. Their ancestors, who
ever they were, built temples of
basalt and coral, the remains of
which are stepped in mystery and
hidden by jungle growth.
Capt. Karig, long interested in
South Sea history and mythology
saw enough on his recent voyage to
want to go back and see more. His
sprightly written and plain-spoken
book is, in effect, a plea for civiliza-
ton to leave the islands alone-as
much as political and military con-
siderations will permit, that is
Let's leave one corner of the earth
uncontaminated by tin can civiliza.
tion," he begs, 80 that when we OF
the white race wipe each other out
with atomic bombs and biological
warfare, the Micronesians can take
over the world without handicaps.
From what CAPT. Karig reveal,
about these simple folk, they coul,
probably do fair job of running
lhings in an easy-going. pleasant
/ and generally admirable Way.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Wodehouse.
IsHidriousIy
Back Again
uNCT,E DYNAMITE

UNCLE DYNAMITE
BY P. G. Wodehouse. (Didier;
$685.
No use trying to explain the
plot of a new P. G. Wodehouse
novel. Far too complicated, and
just like all the others, besides.
The style? Absolutely no change.
Still harboring cliches no other
writer would be found dead with
and twisting them around until you
absolutely scream with laughter.
Casts about for historical compare
sons to country weekend cruises
and comes up with Boadicea and
Crusaders. Characters? You've met
them all before. Just few names
changed. Pongo Twistleton Is still
dashing about in his two-seater (no
gas rationing in Wodehouse Eng
land, gets engaged to wrong girl,
having broken ties with Right Girl.
Realizes mistake at once when r. G.
pushes policeman into fishpond at
request of his betrothed, a house
maid. Fly in ointment? Uncle Dy-
Mantle, otherwise Lord Ickenham,
referred to in title. Absolute stark,
raving mad, in fact, has been known
from childhood as Barmy. Assumes
identity of Brazilian explorer and
vows them at local pub with stories
of bloodthirsty pumas. Signed up
to Judge Bonny Babies show. Humor
not appreciated by Sir Aylmber
Bostock, apoplectic sire Of Pongo's
fiance. Dashed awkward when dis
covered, of course, but no harm
done. Is it as funny as the others?
Now look here, could you choose
between one rose and dozen others
just like it? Naturally not. Wode-
house is always deuced funny and
you know it. Read it and find out.
M. Meg.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

Reviewed by r
The surprising thing about Capt.
Karig's naval mission of 1947 is
that he ever came back to civiliza-
ton to make a report, of which this
book may be considered to be an
unofficial supplement. 1t is clear
to any reader of this colorful &C
count of a Pacific Interlude," as
the author cas- his trip, that the
Navy is lucky to have received the
report from Capt. Karig in person.
Had not Capt. Karig been a man of
superior will power and character,
the chances are he would even now
be combing the beaches of Micro
nesia for seasEells, or lolling in the
shadows of palm tree, free of
worries about the Russians, high
prices and the atomic bomb.
1t was the atomic bomb, incident
ally, that brought the author, a
Well-known former Washington
newspaper correspondent. to our
sprawling island empire In the Far
Pacific. He was assigned to the
difficult job of convincing the for
mer residents of Bikini that their
blasted and irradiated aton no
longer was fit for human habitation.
The task was complicated by the
fact that the Bikinian language
contains no words to convey the
meaning of atomic fission or radia-
lion. Suffice it to say that the
Bikinisns still long to go back to
their old home, regardless of radi-
ated fish in the lagoon or mutations
Or whstnot. They are the real un-
fortunates of the fortunate islands,
for their wishes cannot be granted.