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Evening star., 1948-04-30

I. E. Gke) Hale, Washington's
ace outboard campaigner, is going
to make another try at winning that
rough-and-tumble outboard mara
thon between Albany and New York
City on June l3.
He plans to enter the same boat
in which he finished 18th last year
His boat carries big question mark
on its hull. 1t will be Ike's first
event of the season. The following
week end he races in the Washing
ton Junior Board of Commerce re-
gatta off East Potomac Park.
Sponsors of the Hudson River
marathon report that among the
entries thus far is one from Ray
Impellitiere of Cold Spring, N. Y,
onetime heavyweight boxing chal-
lenger. He races a 15-foot stock
runabout, the same in which he fin
ished fourth in his class in 1947.
There is talk Of 100 starters.
Hudson Moses, general chairman
of the Junior Board regatta, hopes
to take time out on the day of the
event to enter his Miss Daphne in
the c service and racing runabout
heats for outboards.
Hudson also disclosed that the
Race Committee has been completed
with the appointment of Washing
tons top experts in the technical
side of running races. They are
Bill Rogers, referee; Harry E. Smith,
chief starter; Jack Anandale, chief
scorer; William Herman, chief in
spector, and Earl Hildebrand, pit
manager. L. Gordon Leech was
named Race Committee chairman
last week.
Evening star., 1948-04-30

shrimp DalC on
the afternoon of
A pril 18. The
first large catch
Of the season of
which we have
r e cord fell to
Harry Woods of
w a S h i n 6 t on.
B a / ii n g with
bloodWorns and
fishing off shore
in the shallow
W a ter of st.
Clements Creek
n e ar Cobruln'S
Wharf, he hook
ed 16 fish and
Evening star., 1948-04-30

Special Prices on Ba sebalI
Equipment to Teams.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Bill Leetch

which, perhaps, is indicative Of an
early start to the trolling season.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
G. u. on Terror Courts
After Topping Sho' men

Catholic University's netmen will
try to add Western Maryland's scalp
to their string of Mason-Dixon Con-
ference victims today when they
travel to Westminster, Md.
The Cards continued their sweep
through conference ranks yesterday
by shutting out Washington College,
90, at Brookland. Rollo Spencer,
John Dupont, Bennett Lyons, Jim
Pincus, Joe Shanahan and George
McManus scored in singles for Bill
Dorsavage's squad.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Picket Lines Are
Embarrassing 70
COP Convention
BY william O'Shields

by william ~ ohielus
Philadelphia CAMP -- I think
the COP conventions most en-
barraSsinR event started Tuesday
when some 80 pickets led by A.
Philip Randolph and Oscar Brown
marched In q circle In front Of
PhilAdelphia's famous Convention
hall. where the Republicans
picked their presidential candi-
date.
Each picket carried . huTriediy
printed sign with words. know,
that were face-reddening 70 the
dyed in-the- wool Republicans.
Many of the signs were In.
scribed with the following: I'VE
want race equality" Republican
Sit down strike on civil rights. I"
If we must die. let us die as free
men," Republican congress aids
communism by fostering Jim.
crow army" The elephant Is
afraid Of race prejudice" and mo
LIST class dying for And class citi-
zenship."
After I had stood there for q
few minutes watching the Eitua-
ton rs q whole. finally mar
rowed my focus down 10 indivi-
duals. The amaEesnent with which
the delegates and visitors enter.
ing convention hall reacted 20
the signs carried by an interrac-
ial group Of pickets could be hid
den. II showed not only on their
faces, bat In their actions AZ well.
Many stopped 10 read all the
signs A. the pickets passed them,
while others clumsily felt their
way up the steps and through NE
doors still glancinR backward as
II 20 say. well, I'll be- damned. +"
inched myself close up 20 Q
fellow from Texas 20 listen 90
what he was saying 10 his fellow
eonventioneT. Il Eay Texas be-
cause he had on one Of those
StetsOn Three X Beaver hats. He
could have c.sne from Mississippi
or California. but let Us say Texas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02

just the same for he had all the
sarmaTkB u . Texan The con.
verSatiOn went something like
this in . brogue 20 90 along with
the hat: Well. str, wonder why
the police don't stop EN-. know
Whst We would do where ! come
from"
His friend disRustsdly said,
You know. John. you are up
north now"
Then John and his friend. like
hundreds Of other COP eonvsn-
ton. RoerS turned and Reluctantly
went into the large lobby leading
onto the convention hall BOOr
Those picksts and the signs
they carried might not change the
Republican convention plans. but
I bet there will be . LOT of think
ing Republicans leaving Philadsl.
phia after convention
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02

ElkR from Oklahoma, Nebraska.
Iowa. Colorado, Missouri, wyo.
ming. Kansas and Minnesota make
up the association, They will be
led Go Minneapolis by Hamilton
Jenkins Of Denver, president
The delegates and visitors esti.
mated 10 number from 1000 20
1900 will bring brass bands, drum
and buRie corps. military units
and marching clubs,
Ameu Lodge No, 100. Of Mime.
ap0lis Ia host 90 the convention,
A committee headed by Reuben
y, Warren, treasurer Of Ames
Lodge and state deputy. has been
busy for nine months planning the
convention,
Sunday. the FIRST day Of the
convention, will have three major
events, A. . am, the AmOa Lodge
drum and buEle corps will part.
cipats In the ofiicial Gag raising
ceremonies on the lawn ~ the
Eika Rest at I4s Hyland Ave. No.
AZ II am, memorial services will
b. held at Zion Baptist church,
Ilth and Lyndals Ave, No, whore
the convention will be officially
welcomed 10 the city by George
Dcmetriou, secretary 10 the May.
or, substituting for Mayor Hu.
bert n, Humphrey who will be
out Of the city.
ElFui big parade at . .. ~, Sun.
day, at 2 pm, July 4, thu first II
the two street pAradea will march,
The parade will form down.
town al tho Postoffice and dis.
band Of the ElkA Res, on the
noFthSIds The route Ia up NlcoIIet
Ave, 90 i2th g. 10 Royalnlon Ave.
No, 20 Olson Memorial Boulevard
a. Lyndale Ave. No. 10 HyIand
Ave, No 10 the Elks Rest
Bands, drum and buRIs corps
and marching siaits from Omaha,
Denver, Kansas City. Dea Molnsa
and Waterloo and other cities will
pRFtic pate.
~ o pm, . junior grand ball Ia
scheduled for the EikS Rest
J, Finisy Wilson Arrives Monday
J Finley Wilson. Of Washington,
y c, grand exalted ruler u the
LBPOEW., will arrive Monday.
Accompanying him will be Jay
ChsViS Of Seattle, grand tiIer. and
other grand lodge cabinet mem.
bers.
ElkS association business ass,
sl0nS will be held ~ the Eiks Res,
The daughter Eiks will hold their
sessions 81 Zion Baptist church. |
The association will be- wei. |
cofnsd Monday morning by James
Hudson. exalted ruler of AmsE.
the hnai lodEs,
Grand Parade In Loop
A. ~ noon. Monday. July q,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
BRIG. GEN. z. HICKMAN
Parade Grand MarNhal

Talent SHOW ri
Bethesda Tonight
A talent show will be presented
81 Bethesda Baptist church on
Friday. July z today, 81 7 pm.
Whitney Young II the s. Paul
Urban League. and Jerry Nelson
81 radio station WCcO will BE- the
judges
Music students, singers and dTa-
matte readers will participate and
The winner will be heard At . later
dsta on the Stairway 10 BtsTdOm
show over WccO Runners up
will receive consolation prizes.
Sponsors ~ the contest srs Al.
ma Jefferson and Mrs Jerome
Tsts No admission Will BE-
charged
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Convention Headquarters
AZ Ames Elks Rest

ElkE convention hsEdquSrtsrs
are st Amss Lodge RSaL l4s NY
land Ave No, Phones there are
At 1905 and IL O5Js,
Various arrangement commit.
tee chsiTmsn and committee men
will b. on hand throughout ths
convention N assist visitors with
information. housing. etc AmsS
lodge general chairman Reuben
Warren and exalted ruler James
Hudson said "wednesday.
Minnshshs Temple COMMITTEES.
wOmsn lssd BY daughter ruler
Mary Hudson will hsvs charge
u registration Of the delegates
and visitors.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
St. Louis Daughter Elks Are
First Arrivals for Meetings

The vanguard of Elk and Daughter Ek Minneapolis
early Wednesday They from So I1uiS
ineludsd In the party the Midwest Eks Association
section treasurer Estsls wills
Western Temple No IFS Others Vest financial score
Ay Of Crest Western ATetta Kelly daughter
temple Fannie Urquhard nebe teacher
Wbsrfofcs and Mrs o1ss spotIer charter
Louis temple
Another expected early arrival Virginia Henderson Of
Dies Monss president Of the She
expected Wednesday afternoon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Short Week Coming
Up; Copy Needed
Very Early

Because only = skeleton staff
will work IN this BFWspapeT's Of
fees on Monday July 0, . legal
holiday. il 10 important thst cor.
respondents and tbOss wanting
news o. eds In the July 0. edition
get them IN Is early - pOasibls
All advertising must reach ~
By Tuesday morning 81 . am
Dssdlins for eOlumBtEts. core.
spOBdsnts etc. Tuesday noon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Editorial

Editorial
This newspaper has implicit
faith In the integrity and SIN
ceFity Of Governor Luther
YOunEdahl on the matter Of
the National Guard. His ap-
preach % the matter has been
almost entirely nOn-polltical
and on o basic human relations
plane.
However, we do mot share
his concern that Minnesota
would lose federal funds be-
cause u practices the U. y.
Constitution" In admitting Ne
gFOes 20 the National Guard
ON the same basis N others.
We win admit that he has q
right 20 proceed with legal
caution.
There In no federal or state
Law which forces the Mime
sofa National Guard 20 accept
Negroes only on . segregated
basis. Secretary Of the Army
Kenneth Royal WhO opposes
indignation In the guard. comes
from North Carolina, the
States rights" loving section
Of the country. Like many
southern politicians he wants
states rights" for southern
states 10 do m they please, In
civil and military matters but
b not willlng 20 Rceede 20
northern states doing the same
thing.
The south has partially
grated Jim Crow" On the Ma
tiSnaI and state military. II
Minnesota thFoagh . eOurA-
EeOus governor follows New
Jersey In endiRG military Jim
Crow q will strike q blow for
liberty and democracy which
win be heard around the
WSFId- Cecil Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Governor:

Governor:
General Walsh setting Up
segregated State Guard unit IN
violation Of announced policy Of
indignation. In view Of imminent
draft desdline, Negro citizens Of
Minnesota are faced with diem.
ma Of accepting Jim Grow pct.
tern OF losing privileges open 70
all other citizens under proyiSiOns
Of sslective service Law. Only
sound solution Is immediate iGsu.
ance your proposed order 20 &C.
eept all applicants on basis Of
Qualification without quota or
segregation. As Mayor Of Mime
apolis ! fully support your posi-
ton and urge immediate action.
Citizens Support
Many other groups and indi.
viduals have spoken In behalf Of
the C0vernor's proposal, several
others sending wires 10 that eiIect
Action BY the MinBesota ave,
Ramsey County Lsgionnaires. The
Community Of Hopkins and other
groups Indicates that public opin.
IN d IN favor Of the proposed en-.
ecUtive order.
HssTtsDcy 81 issuing this order
10 due 20 fear that federal funds
Wil Be withheld. according 10 thS
G6yernog's once. That such
would happen seems greatly
doubted By mast people who fsv0'
Tie order, however. Tbsy do MOI
feel that . Washington admins
trstiOn also pledged 70 ghs rcED0v,
al Of armed forces segTeRation
would allow ths Army Depart.
ment 70 60 % FAR IN Uphoidina
Jim CrOWisEA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02

institute a non-segregatlon poll
cy. contrary 10 national policy as
stated by Army Secretary Royal.
Shame and Disgrace"
TerminR Il as q shame and
disgrace" that Negroes are pro-
hibited from having equal rights
ana privileges in the National
Guard, Youngdahl declared that
he would ask the l949 legislature
10 ban segregation In the Mime
sofa Guard IL he is found power
less 20 do 10.
The present step resulted from
incidents occurring while the
Governor attended the COP CON
vention in Philadelphia. Negro
youth attempting 10 enter the
Guard and avoid being drafted
q privilege extended in the draft
law - were first refused Then
they were offered a segregated
unit, which they declined.
Subsequent signing Of the draft
Law by President Truman ended
the privilege whereby joining the
Guard removed eligibility for \
call to arms, leaving eOlored
youth Of the state "Out In the
draft"
Gov. Youngdahl stated that the
sttemp, TO form a separate unit
was made without his knowledge.
Adjutant General Walsh said the
same when making the offer. stat.
ing that il was the best he could
dc under Royals ruling.
Posters Communism
The Governor expressed the be-
lief that the Army policy Of segre-
cation is wrong. Segregation Is
the best way TO foster commun-
iSm." he said.
During the Sttempt Of Negroes
10 enter the Guard, many citizens
and organizations wired Young
dahl. requesting that he issue the
order giving Negroes equal priv
IeRes. George NJ. Jensen, proEni-
rent Minneapolitan and chairman
Of the Minneapolis FEPC, wired
that the State. in permitting such
discrimination, was making bust
ness more reluctant 70 grant equal
employment opportunities. Mi.
Jensen's complete wire follows:
~SegFeeAtloa program In state
Guard taking shape eOatFary 70
uolIry recently enuReiated BY yen.
Present procedure deniss Negro
citizens privileges exteaaed 10 all
others under drait Law prOvtSaon
unless they accept avota restrte-
tIoas and pattern % SsgregatSon.
Ba1iness win End u Increasingly
dtmruIt 20 accord equal Smpsey-
neut opportunities n ths govern
mental ageReLes such ~ cur
armed logces follow diseRimAna-
tsry practices Urge im@ediaie b.
suAnee youT pEOpased order 10 as-
eeVs an qsAliaed AYplieants with
eat qsSta and without segFega-
Iisa.- ...
II Is significant that The Rspub-
lican convention participated in
by the Governor approved. IS
part al its platform. the removal
Of segregation N the armed
forces.
The Minnesota Guard SItustiOn
Is not political, however The fight
10 abolish Jim CF0Wism has tran
susnded party linss- Among tbose
srndins wires Wss Minneapolis
Mayor Hubert Humphrey. who 10
. DBL Candidate for senator IN
the coming slsctiOos
Mayor Humphrey wired the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Harten, Noted
Brooklyn Pastor,
Faces Charge
RAPE CHARGE LODGED
AGAINST MINISTER; OUT
ON SSoo BOND. AWAITS
GRAND JURY HEARING
BY LOUIS JOHNS

BY LOUIS JOHNS
Brooklyn lANP) -- The Rev
Thomas s. HsTten. prominent
minister u Holy Trinity Baptist
church. was arrested here las,
week On charges Of rsping . ~.
year old girl In the church corn.
mtinlty center. The child, whose
name was withheld by police. ID
both Q member Of the church and
the Sunday school.
According 20 police. Rev. Har.
ten approached the girl while she
vas playing the piano IN . TscTs.
sti0n room u the Open Door
Community center. He lured hen
10 his offics Wbsfe he forced him.
self upon her. The child lives .
few doors from the center. The
church sdihcs is located on an.
other nearby street.
AraiRnsd In BrookIyn's fsI-
ony court. the minister wss told
BY the maRiStfsts thsi his sct was
the most disRTsesfu thing" he
had ever heard Hs was placed
under 500 bail pending 9 grand
jury hearing.
Noted for his work IN interrse.
isl efforts and setivs In Demo
cratic circles, Rev. HsTtsn wa
70 BE- . dsIsEsts 10 the coming
DsmOcrstic convention. In 1914.
hs esisbrstsd his 10Th jUbilss an
niverhsry, Married and the father
Of four grown children. The So
Jear-old minister vas also prom
inent tn many religious 0fganlks.
tons throughout Crsstsr New
York.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
CORRECTION
NOTICE

The Johnny Baker Posts
Annual 9Th Of July CelebTs.
ton for children will be held
Monday, July 5. 81 10 .. m. at
SUMNER YIELD.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
LEWIS PROGRAM cHIEV

Leon Lswis. co-chairmas Of the
Ans Lodge convention publicity
committee had charge Of produc-
ton Of tho souvenir program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Percy villa Shown
In Louis WalcOtt
Fight Pictures

II Spokesman and Recorder
readers who VisW the LOUIS. Wal.
eott fight pictures IoOk sharp tIsey
will see Percy villa. staff writer,
sitting behind Mike JscObs al
rinEsids.
Perey's -slibi- for picking Wal.
cot 10 found elsewhere IN this
edition,
CORRECTION
COisTidgs Hsndon. 3Si7 Smelling
Ave. is . drsftsman II the r D
Thomas and Associates and no
Long 4 Thorson. In. ~ Incorrect
~ given IN this hsWspspeTS Jgns
IS edition.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02

Jesse THonAscIvie ana rsIi.
gious organizations. Among some
Of the engagements scheduled 20
the present tins win b. talks az
tia Sterling Club and the Prag-
matsis Sorority (businens wom-
en).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
younsdshI Ssys No Jim Crow
Guard; Reps Segregation;
Studies Power To Issue Law

Governor Luther W. YoungdahI said Monday that Minne
sofa will Jim Crow Guard long he governor
Immediately sought TO determine whether he has the
power abolish segregation that body by executive order
The Governor asked Attorney General j. A. A. Burnqus
laws OF the determine II he legally
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
ANTLERED HERD TO
INVADE MILL CITY
Minneapolis to Entertain
Midwest EIks, Visitors and
Delegates from Eight States

Minneapolis will be invaded" Sunday, July T. by EkS
from eight MdweStern states and others from all the
nation.
The occasion will be the Midwesern States El ASsocia-
tons 2Srd annual convention which In Minneapolis
I,,IN 10 Z luaiye
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02

the lima Of march for the grand
parade led by grand exalted ruler
Finley wilson will form. The par.
AIDE route will be from Third Ave.
So. and 9th 50. down Third Ave.
10 Fourth 81, south, Over Fourth
81 10 Nicollet Out Nicollet 90
18th g. Over 18th H. On First
Ave, 10, 10 SiHt g. Over 90 Nlcol.
let Ave, dinbandlnR al NIcollet
hall Park.
william Burrell 10 chairman Of
the parade committee. BFigadeer.
General Emory Hickman Of
Omaha Ia parade grand marshall.
Baseball and DFill Contest
Competitive drill contests be-
tween various uniformed units
will be held al the ball.park fol.
lowed by Q baseball game be.
tween the Bronze House Of Davlds
Of Kansas City and the Omaha
Rockets.
OrateTioAl CSnteal In Evening"
Ths regional oratorlcal contest
featuring high school orators from
the eight states will be staged at
Zion Baptist church Monday night
Rt . pm. The contest Ia sponsored
by the Elkn Educational commits.
sion. The regional chairman Of
tho commission, Dr.. q. n. Key Of
g. Louis. will preside.
A. 1880 pm, q mortgage burn
Ing ceremony will be held al
oophsr Lodge No 100, So Paul.
Golf Tournament Opens Tuesday
The $4,000 Elks Open Golf
Tournament, q special feRtasa Of
the convention. viii open OF Q
am, al Superior Country Club.
The country'G top Negro golfers
are entered In the tournament,
Banquet and Nall
Tuesday night the grand ban.
qtIet Ia scheduled for the Nlcollst
Hotel, A. this meeting Mayor Hu.
bert Humphrey and J. Finley vii.
son will be the principle speakers.
Cecil Newman, co-ckairman Of
the Ames arrangements commit.
tee will preside, Distinguished
Elk leaders and association ON.
Cials will be- introduced.
Following the banquet which
begins at $40 pm. promptly the
grand ball will he held NJ the
Labor Temple st III 8. ". Fourth
g. The Queen u the Eiks P0pu.
iHTity contest will be- crowned by
grand exalted ruler J. Finley VII
son.
Wednesday Closes Sessions
Wednesdays business sessions
held II the ElkS Rest and Zion
Baptist church. the finals In the
Golf Tournament and joint meet
lngS Of the Civil Liberties. Ero.
nomic and FEpc committees win
climax four days Of entertain.
msnt, business. psradsu, contests
and festivities.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
Thomas, Red
Cross Official,
Visits Here

Jesse o. Thomas. Assistant 10
the Vice Chairman In Charge Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02

Public Relations.
American Ma
tional Red Cross.
viii be the guest
Of the 81. Paul
and Hennspln
County Chapters,
from July 4 10
July s, l04s Dur.
Ing his stay Mr..
Thomas win nd-
-. eN.n -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
CAN REsT m REACHED

CAN MIST N REACHED
The Negro consumer can best be
reached through the medium which he
has learned 10 love and trust--the
Negro paper--the organ that rejects his
hopes. his ambitions, and his desire Tor
better living,
Your sales story told in this newspa-
per Is a direct intimate and cordial In.
Vttation to Negro readers to buy your
product OF service, ...
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-02
ABSORBING READING

Negro newspapers are not just read
They are absorbed by every member
Of the family. passed from household
to household like a favored book or
magazine, and often mailed 70 relatives
and friends whose work has taken them
away from home
The well informed American knows
and reads regularly this press. There
is no substitute for H.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-27
Goat for .IaDan'
Drive Disclosed

Shipment Of 1000 goats to japan
IN May or June under the auspices
Of the Heifers for Relief Project by
the Church of Brethren. has been
authorized by the Army. accord
ing TO the Rev Lester Suzuki OF the
Japanese Methodist church
Instead Of food and clothing
that 20 out within short time, a
living gift that will last forever.
md give milk and plcat all the time.
g the main idea" said Rev. Su-
yuki.
The Rev. Herbert Nicholson who
'ook shipload Of goats to Okinawa
'ast year, will take the goats to
Japan, and he Is looking for
Christian Young men" who will be
willing to go with the goats 10 ia
~an and back. The selected men
will not have TO pay any ship fare,
heir only expenses will be what
hev spend extra I'm Japan.
Interested persons are asked 10
contact either Rev Suzuki Pros
oect B75l, or the Rev Nicholson,
1854 Las Lunas st Pasadena
Calf
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-27
Wakamatsu Joins
N. W. Times Staff

Norio Wak1matsu. '36 University
of Washington foreign trade grad
uate. this week joined the staff OF
THE NORTHWEST TIMES.
Wakamatsu, who is licensed
public accountant. will act as
branch office agent in Spokane
Wash
The former Seattleite. who b
here on visit. will handle all news
and advertisements originating from
the Spokane area. His offices are
at w. 1926 Trent Ave. and his
phone numbers are: office Main
6712. and home. L-2382
Besides Wakamatsu. other staff
members Of THE NORTHWEST
TIMES are Hideo Hoshlde, Stan
ley Karikomi, Ben Deguchi, Tom
Tsutakawa and sunni Fukei Hoshi-
de and Karikomi also are u w.
graduates Ralph Ochi and Yuen
LtIi are staff photographers