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Evening star., 1948-11-30

Off" he said. But he added that If
Congress calls for an investigation
his committee will make one.
Senator Hill insisted that Con-
gress should dive into the unifica-
ton dispute.
II am fed up with the situation
myself" he said, "and I'm sure there
are great many people all over the
country who feel the same way"
, 1948-11-18
ALEXANDER

of your God and our fellow
men. May it be your lot to fol-
low in the footsteps of your
predecessors and face the pro-
blems of today in this same
spirit of self conservation.
bound to your duty not by
laws alone, or creeds alone,
but by the honor of the SER
vice to your fellow mankind.
| shall, therefore, treasure
with all my heart and soul in
the sacred memory as a last
ing memento and testimony
Of this honorable body, your
kind expression as printed &
embodied in the form Of a re-
, 1948-11-18
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS. "ALCOA RANGER"
from New Orleans is due at Fred
eriksted, November 10th, 1913, &C
cepteing freight for St. Kits, An
tigua, Barbados, Grenada, Trini-
dad & Georgetown, British Guiana
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc.
Rob't T.. Merwin & Co., Inc.
Agents
, 1948-11-18
PUBLICATION

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Trademark
shown below which was regis
tered in the United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, D. C.
on October 10, 1897, in the
name of MARS, INCORPO-
RATED, of Chicago, Illinois, a
corporation organized and
existing under the Laws of the
State of Delaware, and Trade
mark certificate No. 351,130,
issued therefor to Mars, Incor-
porated, it's successors or as
signs has this date been regis
tered in the Office of the Gov
eminent Secretary of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United
States at St. Thomas, in ac-
cordance with the provisions
in the regulations governing
the registration of Patents and
Trademarks in the Virgin Is
lands, approved April l, 1916.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States,
St. Thomas
August S, 1913
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1948-11-18

solution and SO nicely framed
in native mahogany, in ap-
probation of my services
rendered to this community.
All the kind expressions made
here today in my behalf / am
profoundly grateful and again
desire to express my warm
est and sincere thanks.
, 1948-11-18
PUBLICATION

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notnce that Trademark No.
4O1,l17 which was registered
in the United States Patent
Office, Washington, D. c., on
April 81, 1943, in the name Of
THE SQUIRT COMPANY, of
Beverly Hills, California, and
which was registered in the
Office of the Government Sc
cretary of the Virgin Islands
on December 3, 1916, has been
assigned to THE SQUIRT
COMPANY, of Beverly Hills,
California, a corporation of
California, by instrument dat
ed January 2, 1947, and re-
corded in the United States
Patent Office at Washington,
D. c., on May 20, 1947, and
that the said assignment has
this date been registered in
the Office of the Government
Secretary of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States at
St. Thomas, in accordance
with the provisions in the re-
gulations governing the regis
tration of Patents and Trade
marks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April l, 1916.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
St. Thomas, v. /.
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1948-11-18
CARD OF THANKS

Through this medium l wish
to thank the many friends who
sent expressions of sympathy
on the death Of my sister Mrs.
Sophia Johannes Williams,
who passed away last Thurs
day,'at the age of 63.
MRS JANE JORO
, 1948-11-18
CARIBBEAN.

hibited much enthusiasm over
the new look" the plane was
wearing. Even a local pho
tographer, Avel Ovesen, was
on hand to take pictures.
, 1948-11-18
ACTING

made to transport members of
the Secretariat staff who will
attend these meetings to An
tigua by plane on November
28 and 20 & thence to Guade-
loupe.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

II is impossible for men to fully realize the love. mercy and wis dom of God in providing his creatures with plan whereby they might be saved from the iudpment of their sins. Adam was Gods eliminating work in the great creation. and God love him and called him His son, but this son had to be proven. Would he be obedient to his Creator and Father. or disobedient? Hence. Gods command to Adam and Eve that they should not eat of the forbidden fruit They disobeyed. and regardless of Gods love for them. Justice demanded punish ment and their bannishment from the Garden of Eden.
 God never for once withdrew his love. but gave them ray of hope in Genesis 3:15-the pro phesy of the triumphant of Christ over Satan.
 Ages passed, but that promise was never forgotten, and the Jews '~okod eagerly fo~ the time when God shorld send His anoitcd one unto them 10 deliver them from their enemies and cure all their ills. But they never dreamed that
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

thought of d Hydro Electric plant.
 The way to success in this move is to meet with the Seward Chamber of Commerce and form the kenai Light and Power Asn.
 All will be explained at the meeting and if you don't want to play ball or want to throw spectfully asked to stay clear.
 Meeting of next Chamber of Commerce will be Thursday Aug. l2. l948.
 Be there and bring a member.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

their King would be born in a stall where oxen fed, that he would be poor and despised. It was unbelievable that this hum ble and meek Nazarene could be their King. for they were looking for proud and flashing warrior like David who would deliver them from the gallng yoke of the Romans and build again the glories of Zion.
 Herein is the love of God mani fest. What sacrifice and cost for God to leave so lofty estate and decend to the depths of poverty with men, to be blasphemed, CUTS ed, beaten and crucified like 3 common thief.
 Only burning love for man could cause Jehovah to witness the as trocious deeds that were done to His son without bringing swift and terrible retribution upon that vicious mob. God had deS- troyed and ravaged lands, cities and empires for much less cause. But it took this to provide mans redemption. Surely such sacrifice and suffering would cause man to rociprocate the love of the Father, but few have, Christ has said, If ya love me, ye- will keep my conI- nandments." (Jno. 14:15>
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

amount is unsecured assets.
 The Chief ot Police of Anch- orage has stepped down to the rank of Captain and the new chief. who takes his place is a former Commander in the Navy. The shake up and the sub sequent reduction in rank was re- quested and agreeable to the old Chief
 The anti-nfIation bill passed on Thursday is up for further re vision which principally has to do with the gold reserve. A boost in the price of gold at this time is remote possibility.
 The president and his colleagues and former leaders of the Demo- cratic party held conference at the White House Thursday eve ming and outlined the Democratic strategy for the coming election.
 N:
 The request of the Republican candidate. Dewey. for an eXten- ton of the date or revision of the law allowing eligible dis placed persons to enter the United States was opposed by Democrat ic forces which included President Truman.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
New Device Tested on

New Device Tested on ;sew Works Triborovgh Bridge
 4 new dipless paint brush was recently demonstrated on the world-famous Triborough Bridge n New York City. This brush was demonstrated by it's inventor, Russcll C. Engrcn, steeplcjack and bridge painter, who proved he could eliminate much of the time, energy and material wasted in painting.
 This new brush (Air Flow Paint Flow) puts gravity to work. The paint flows from q gravity-fced bucket through a light, flexible hose directly to bristlcs of the brush; a simple
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
WORLD NEWS
(Continued from page D

that under extremely heavy pres sure l42O lbs of Uranium was shipped to Russia in 1943 and in 1915 an additional 1900 lbs. mak- ing total of 1920 lbs. was ship ped. (Oh sure. we'll get it backD Further information dlvulged at this particular committee hearing was that further information will be given out which will seem in- credible-1a story of U. s. deals with the Russians.
 M
 Committee Chairman Homer Ferguson holds that Attorney General Tom Clark is holding up information which should be re- leased to the comittee.
 The Democrats state that the spy ring revelations are in the manner of red herring while Republicans state that if access to employment files was given so that a check of the beginning of each career could be made, reliable information as to actions and background would clear those who were not guilty of treason able actions or utteranCeS
 It may be given out that i power conference is 10 be called sh~~t1v according 10 word from England,
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
The Three Companies

Way back there in the early l930's the government got togeth- CT group of big contractors to handle huge job too large for any one. or even any two of them. This group was called the Six Companies and the Six Companies built Boulder Dam.
 Here in Seward we have a job of moving 50O00 or 60,000 yards of muck" in order to put the airfield in condition for the win ter and to accomodate planes larger than may safely land there now.
 Stewart and Muir have a shovel which may be hired for Sl5.00, also a cat-a D-4-at S8.50 per hour and two trucks at Sl050 per hour all with operators.
 Carl Ling has a eat which may be hired with operator for $1500 per hour.
 Estes Brothers of Moose Pass have a 50 HIP. eat costing Sl5.00 per hour and truck at $500 per hour, both operators included.
 The amount expended per hour is S8O50 and for 8 hours will cost s644.00 per day.
 In round figures at S65000 per day. 20 days work will cost $l3,000
 This equipment, according to a competent engineer can move an average af 2,500 yards per day and possibly more. 2,500 wards per day will amount to 5O.OO0 yards in 20 days.
 If the figures are right and they have been checked by an engin- ger, your cost per yard movement will be approximately 26 cents per yard
 The money paid to the Three Companies will be kept here in town or at least will get no fur ther away than Moose Pass.
 The work will be done under the direction of Engineer Rivers.
 No: we haven't talked to Mir. Rivers but we want work done by local men and there is no point in letting this cash get away from Seward
 II may take little longer to do the work but we've waited years and years for the airport % why should we quibble over few days.
 Lets hear from someone else on
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

shut-off clip on hose gives com- pletc control of the paint-how.
 Actual tests in homes, farms, factories, under every working condition where paint is used, show an average saving of 38Io in time and paint. These tests were made by housewives as we'll as professional painters and con- tractors.
 The inventor claims that not only does the brush save time, but also saves wear and tear caused by cleaning of ordinary paint brushes.
 This dipless brush is now in production and is being placed
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

Congress ;5 mailing all thc p-a- gross possible toward an adjourn ment of the Special Session On Saturday today.
 H:
 Considerable activity is expect ed this week end and early next week at the airfield. Many V. I. P will be in town both on business and for pleasure.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

Chamber of Commerce will talk about the possibilities of the Kenai Light & Power Assn. Thurs day August l2 in the basement of the Episcopal Church.
 Work together for Progress"
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

on the market in the near future.
 The Air Flow Brush Com pany (57 West 5 Street, New York 1, New York, manufactur- CTS and distributors) are plan- ming an advertising campaign to make the Air Flow Brush painting must" in every home, farm and industry throughout the United States end Canada.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

 main waterway. the Danube, tn- der soviet domination countries i, underway.
 F:
 The French garrison is staying in Berlin but many women and children are being sent back to France.
 Report which usually are some what exaggerated states that $500 lost their lives and that 100000 are homeless in Ranking because of floods.
 @=
 Guns which blazed in Polk County Tennessee left two dead and one wounded: in another place four mon were wounded. Now the National Guard are mov- ing in.
 The main fight is against Crump and Tom Stewart, who are both taking a beating at the hands of the voters, Crump hay inGg been in office over 20 years. Wreckage thought to be that of the 52-passanger plane lost west of Africa was sighted 70 miles from Dakar. Connected seats were drawn from the sea by rescuers and it is thought possible all were lost.
 F:
 While plans are watching the ice pack ready to warn the flo- tlla of impending danger due to the change in wind a huge amount of supplies is being landed on the Point Barrow Beach.
 The army will spend S40.O00,000 in Alaska this year. mostly for housing. S3O.OO0.00O will be used for housing along the Boring Sea Area and S4.5OO,O0O at Fort Rich ardson.
 A smoke bomb-moStly black powder was thrown from a pass ing auto into the Univex Electric Company plant at Dayton. Ohio. National Guards ducked and strike breakers continued to work.
 F: A decision was handed down in Judge Dimonds court that the Alaska Airlines violated the Aer- onautics rules both as to passen- ger and freight hauling at the first of this year and is now only violating rules in freight hauling. The passenger hauling is now legal but the company still vio- lates Freight hauling codes, it is alleged. A further additional de cogicn will ho given in about four 've .lsy.
 The OHaIra Bus lines is S129,- C01 in inc red. S70.000 O: the
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
DOG LICENSES

Dog licenses for le4a were due on July l>t. Many dog owners have not vet purchased ls4s dog tags. It will be necessary to pick up dogs not licensed in order to conform to the city ordinances. All dog owners are urged to get l94s dog tags dt once.
 Leonard J. Clark
 Chief of Police
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

'1i lIIN N>'SiIIS NN1N>' VI OtNiN't' 'it and shortage of help, etc.
 (4 Deterioration of plant motors and equipment.
 t5l Possible rate increase to come
 MI these things have forced a certain number of men of Sew ard many hours time and no pos sible results beneficial could come there from.
 We now pay l2 cents per K. ". hour and that is an extremely heavy n"ic2 when ro-electric roWcr can be furnished for % ra1 over 3, per K. ".
 Homes and garages may be heated Wl,h electricity at that price. Plenty of lights without lnmblnS in he dark to find and lip the button. Lower insurance rates. 95 ol the fires in Alaska a@e caused bE oil stoves task your insurance manp and cut the cost of the bad air and oil smoke cleanup in the spring.
 Seward may have dozen >aaH ? and man factories for p2per-~oIl s9ools, for manufacture o+ 'oNrl> .r. chairrungs-rockers, toys and a hundred other things beside: the huge deposit of lime which can be manufactured and shipped all over the territory. There arc other materials here that may be manufactured. By building this city up so as to be independent and still be a shipper progress will not allow the rail- road to move out or if 1t does freight lines will take it's place.
 What Seward needs today is a complete unificaton on the
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
ofChrist
THE LOVE OF GOD

Larry o. Grounds
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

The OHara Bus lines is S129,- zoo in the "red'' s7000o Gt the
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

International LOngshoremens and Warehousemen's Union
 Local :s9 Meets First and Third Tuesday a' nm. Union Halt President - l.. Rogers Secretary - l.. Dick
 d .nNti
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

Patronize those "ho advertise
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
Mobile, Alubumo
Year Of Combat

Continued from Page 23)
come apparent that racial and re-
ilgious intolerance was on the in
crease since the end of the war.
The l5-member committee spent
n;re months investigating every
phase Of civil rights. In the spring
IT had held hearings at which rep
resentatiNes Of several Jewish or
CARNATIONS testified about areas
Of our national life in which they
believed our democratic processes
were inadequate.
On October %. thev ISSUED z
178-page report calling for the
complete end Of segregation in
American life They recommend-
ed the establishment of an FEPC.
Of a Fair Education Practices
Commission. passage q state laws
outlawing restrictive covenants.
and mobilization u naturalization
laws to grant citizenship without
regard TO race. color II nat!o.al
origin Of applicants.
In the way Of machinery IL
enforce civil rights in AmericA
they urged that the Civil Right.
section Of the Department Of Jus
tice be increased 10 full division.
that permanent PreSident's
Committee on Civil Rights b. -
tablished. and that POINT cs3rn-
mittee Of Congress b 1T up r.
study legislative requirements for
the program.
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Career Advisers
Continued from Page 1927

NOOiltlnued from Page 1922
manual dexterity.
The chain-smoking veteran has
hopes of securing an opportunity
for on-the-job training in oil burn
er installation and repair. He is
taking tests to help gauge his
manual-mechanical ability. He
still manifests evidence of emo
tionally SCATTERING experiences
which he underwent while serving
in the Marine Corps.
The attractive, mOdishly dress
ed young woman is figuring out
the answers to college achieve
ment test. She is in a vocational
dither. She wants help in decid-
ing whether to prepare for a ca
reer in dramatics, fashion design,
journalism or occupational thera-
Ply. Among the tests she takes is
one purpOrting to measure the
strength of her vocational prefer.
enceS.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
.CATHAY FTVES
WIN TWO TITLES
IN NISEI LOOPS

Cafhay Post 1856 is a happy lot
today.
Is two teams. enc i'll the a and
the other in the b both Won
championships in their respective
division in the Nisei Veterans Com
ml,tee- sponsored basketball leagues
N Seattle las Thursday night in
,he Buddhist sym This is the first
me IN the history Of Seattle Nisei
baske ball that two Chinese outfits
yv,r won championships III the
~ season
Cathay Pest nosed ont Tokuda
Drus. title defendine quintet. 20-ls
II me-abbrcsiatcd game FOR
= Il a championship laurels
Glenn Yee Of Cathay and Mote va
suda of Tokuda proved to be the
best short notice scorers With 7 and
points respectively The Chinese
led to 8 al the half
lIlLo Chin set The pace with 8
roin's to lead the Chinese BIS" TO
their diadem victory over Lotus
Mercury. The winners were out in
championship trophies will be
presented TO Cathay Post 1856 in
the a Chinese. i'm the Il. and High
Srhool in the Girls nj thc Nisci
Veterans Committees sport
dance today. March Is. in Sc
attic Buddhist Auditorium. The
dance will start at $3.50 pm. the
awards win BE- given during its
intermission.
Proceeds from the dance will
go towards financing the Tokuda
Drug cage team to the Inter
mountain Nisei Basketball Tour
nament in salt Lake City.
-
front all the way. holding n 1911
lead as the second half began
CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
CATHAY POST 1856 ,2O
II. Wong 3
q Yee
Phil Mar 3
A Mar
Louie O
Substitutions: J 10 |. J. b Chin
r. 10
TOKIIDA DRUG uS)
l. Nishimua a
Kinoshita
Fuiino
S. Full O
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
TEAM EVENT

TEAM EVENT
l. Okada Insurance Salt Lake 2S49
2. Hubbard Drug, Salt Lake 275O
3. Sawtelle Garage, Los Angles 1884
4. Idaho Falls no. 2, Idaho Falls
Idaho 2676
Main Bowl, Seattle 1868
Bro squad-prize
Victory Recreation Center.
Chicago. End Squad-prize 2642
5 Nisei Recreation, Los Angeles
1854
New Sunrise Market Salt
Lake City. 1st Squad-prize 1902
G. Mayfair Nursery, San Jose,
Calf. 1888
Z. Valley Bowl & Kiser Co, San
Jose, Calf. 2576
High games in team event
1880 and above)
Il Shiba, Salt Lake City
Hlbbard Drug 255
A-aki Kaizumi, Salt Lake City
Okada Insurance 248
Hideo Tsuji, Seattle Paramount
Cafe 234
Bill Tanaka, Seattle Main Bowl
232
High series in team event
900 and above)
George Kobo, Los Angeles Nisei
Recreation 621
Bob Shiha, Salt Lake City
Hitbard Drug 608
Jun Kurumada, Salt Lake City
Okada Insurance COG
MEMS DOUBLES
l. Mush Matsumoto-Tak Full
wara, Chicago 119l
2. Shorty Tanaka Harley Kusu-
motto, Chicago l178
8. TAX Shibuya- Tom Namba,
Seattle l149
4. John Kasano-Vic Hirose,
San Jose 1873
S. Maxi Kaizrmi-Jun Kuruma-
da, Salt Lake City 1929
George Ichiru-Yo Nomura,
Los Angeles LIST Squad Prize l125
Lloyd Hahn-John Lyou,
Los Angeles, Bird Squad Prize lib
Jack Aramaki, Price, Utah
Hiro KIDD, Nyssa, Oregon
End Squad Prize 1892
6. Roy Hsshitani- George Hiro-
naka, Ontario, Oregon 1889
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
Prize Winners in Salt Lake Pin Meet

7. George Kishida-Sho Hirai-
zumi. Salt Lake City 1904
8 Oxy Goto-Sam Kawanishi.
Denver. Colo. 1904
High games in doubles
Or. Jun Kmumada Salt Lake 245
Tax Fujiwara, Chicago 243, 236
Lloyd Hahn. Los Angeles 232
High Series in doubles
TAX f jiwars Chicago 663
Eideo Isuji, Settle GOT
DR.. Jun Kurumada. Salt Lake COS
MEMS SINGLES
l. Harley Kusumoto. Chicago SIC
2 Shorty Tanaka Chicago 654
3. Isao Morimoto, Pocatello els
4. Yulene Takai. Ontario. Ore. 610
). TAX Ishikawa. Los Angeles 600
g. Hank Yamada, San Jose 608
Z. Jack Fujino Salt Lake 594
John Aoki. Salt Lake City
Bird Squad Prize 592
lada Ushijima. Ontario, Ore.
1st Squad Prize SOL
George Meifu, Salt Lake City
End Squad Prize SOL
B. Chcppie Umemoto Salt Lake $50
} Kaz Nakamura, San Jose SGT
10. Min Ishizawa, Los Angeles $50
il. Lloyd Hahn, Los Angeles 583
- Naoh Kang. Los Angeles $50
3. Bill Honda, Salt Lake $40
IA. George Saito Nyssa, Greg. 578
is. George Kobo. Los Angeles SIT
High game in singles
farley Kusumoto, Chicago 275
ulcue Takai. Ontario, Oregon 254
-horty Tanaka, Chicago 253
ak Fu. mo, Salt Lake City 248
il. Takeshi Mayeda, Denver 245
MIXED DO jules
/. Amy Konishi-Sam Kawanishi,
Denver 1880
:. George Kobo-Toshi Sato
Los Angeles l049
;. Eddie Tsuruta- Chiyo Tashima
Los Angeles 998
Gish Endo, San Jose
Mary Sakashita, Salt Lake 987
). Yuki Dote- Mieko Kusaba, Salt
Lake City 9o4
}. Shorty Tanaka, Chicago
Chako Kasai. Salt Lake City 972
High series George Kobo 635
High games George Sakamoto
San Jose 275
Larry Tajiri, Salt Lake 235
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Men are won, not SO much by be-
ing blamed, as by being encompass
ed with love.-Channing.
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Diamond Heads
To Assemble
Wednesday Night

First meeting of representatives IN
THE NORTHWEST TIMES base
ball league will be held from 730
pm Wednesday March II. in the
TINT office. 304 Main st THE
NORTHWEST TINES office is
located directly below Main Bowl
ANY Chinese or Nisci tenn inter
cstcd in entering the league is 0aked
TO send a representative to this ga
herring which viii discuss all mat
ters pertaining to the coming sea-
on
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-13
Classified Ads

FOR SALE: Beacon Hill 5-rOOm
house. Furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Move right in. One block
from junction. PR. 1904.
WANTED: Experienced hand sew
er of mems suits. Steady work
and good pay. Apply Seattle
Wooden Company, 9Th and Vir-
ginia.
tailor to work on power machine.
Ell. 8457.