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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
Second Cooking Class Set Feb. 20;
First in Series Draws 81 Women

How maki-sushi and inari-sushi
(kitsune-sush are made will be
shown when the Seattle chapter of
the Japanese American Citizens
League sponsors its second in a SER
les of classes on japanese cook
ing next Friday, Feb 20, in the To-
cal Buddhist temple. The class IL
start at pm, and the fee for this
class will be fifty cents.
The JACL's first cooking class
drew a large turnout of fifty-four
japanese American women and
housewives.
Reservations for the coming Feb
20 class must be made with Ell.
1888 by Tuesday, Feb. II, it was an
nounced today by Kengo Nogfld,
chairman. Nogaki is assisted by
Mits Uyeta, Mrs. Meriko Hay nj
and Mrs. Shigeko Uno who is he
adviser. Miss Uyeta is m.meo-
graphying the osushi recipes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
CHEAPER LIVING?

The recent "breal;" in the COM
modify price-indeX is something
which has as yet been of only aca-
demic interest TO the average
householder, but representing as
it does the first reversal of the ris-
ing spiral of commodity prices, may
prove to be the most important
news of the month from an eco
nomic standpoint.
When the local grocery starts tc
feature lower prices and the house
wife's dollar begins to stretch far
Their, that's when the average man
will appreciate that something has
really happened So far the eff
tects of the recession of the CON-
modify index are apparent only in
slight decrease in the price Of
flour and small meats. Whether
in the future, a general decrease ir
the high cost of living will follow
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
The Mailbag
Dear editor:

Dear editor:
The March of Dimes committee
joins me in extending to you and
your staff our thanks for your sup
port to The 1943 campaign.
Your fine coverage of the drive,
with the generous space you gave
it. was greatly appreciated and we
know contributed much toward
making the drive q success in your
community.
Because the King County Chapt-
er is now caring for more patients
tran ever before-the total is 100
the March of Dimes this year was
the most important in the Chapters
ten-year history. With the Gener-
Gus help given by your community,
the Foundation will be cble to con-
tinue its pledge of providing the
best available care for all polio pa
tients, regardless of race, creed or
color.
Sincerely yours,
Don X. Weaver
Seattle Chairman
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
Auto Unit FrOWnS
On New Look

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. IA
Okay. girls go ahead and look
grandmotherish in your long skirts
if you want to.
But if and when you wake up in
N ambulance, don't say you weren't
warned. If and when you wake up.
This warning came from the
American Automobile Assn, an
outfit normally more interested in
windshields than women
Right now, says the AAA, girls
have a lovely pedestrian record.
Men are much more efficient al
acting themselves run over. They
lead women in this dismal Stats
tics, 70 to 22T0.
One reason for this, says the
AAA, with slight leer:
Women usually have worn light
colored hose. This makes then
easier to see at night, and is, a:
everyone knows. one of the more
attractive things about women.
Now what do these silly crea-
lures expect to do? They plan tt
wear swirling skirts that cover ur
their legs, and that part of the
leg which can be seen often will BIZ
covered with a dark, hard-to-see-
stocking.
The AAA looks gloomily at the
future.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
NIsEI WAR MEMORIAL PLANS

At a meeting held on Tuesday,
February 10th, the newly-named
NISEI WAR MEMORIAL CON-
MITTEE listened to committee re-
ports and elected Y. Fulfil to act as
president, with T. Yamaguchi and
William Mimbu as vice-presidents.
Frank Hattori was selected for the
cost of executive secretary; T. Ono
dera and Toru Sakahara were
elected as recording secretaries, and
II. Fulfil and H. Hikida as co-treas-
urers. K. Maeno was elected to
preside as meeting chairman, and
8. Hoshide as vice. chairman.
With the completion of organiza-
.ional plans, it is expected that the
committee will start a coordinated
drive TO obtain community sup
port for q proper memorial service
and a suitable monument in honor
of the Nisei war dead of the North
HCot tiAOo 4llc NOliliillklCC IldS ICIl-
tatiyely selected design for a
stone monument which will cost
between $500 to $500, depending
upon the exact dimensions which
may be ordered. On this monu-
ment, it is planned to inscribe the
names of the Nisei honored dead
of World War II. These names
will not be restricted to those from
King County. but will include those
from surrounding localities as well.
Memorial service plans are still
in the tentative stage, but the Nisei
War Memorial Committee will un-
doubtedly strive to obtain the sup
port and interest of the general
public as well as the japanese COM
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
NiSei Here Fined
IN Hit-Run Case

Keith Okla, 30, of 1903 18th Ave,
this week was found guilty of reck-
less and hit-run driving and fined
SIS by Traffic Judge Pro Tenn G.
F. Schlosstein in traffic court.
Okla told the court that he was
taking a trial spin in relatives
newly dclivered auto when he struck
parked car on Denny Way near
Nagel Pl. January 8.
The yellow" car described by
Emil Issacson. 1902 E. Denny Way,
The owner of the parked machine,
was found several blocks away Okla
later identified himself as the driv-
or.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

munity, to the end that suitable
honor may be paid TO American CT
liens OF japanese ancestry who
died in defense of their country.
Outstanding civilian and military
figures. including General Mark
Clark. will be invited to participate
in the ceremonies according to lat
est reports.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
ROUNDUP

ROUNDUP
Once again, we urge all veterans
10 send their contributions to the
NVC Memorial Committee, 308 14th
Avenue South. Incomplete returns
show the average donation by Nj
sci veterans Is about dollars
apiece-but the committee wishes
to make it clear that any donation,
no matter how small, will be well
come; it's the spirit that counts.
We didn't know it before, but the
furniture" Momodas have enough
brothers TO make up basketball
Or bowling team. One of these bro
Tiers. MASON MOMODA, will leave
Friday for Pittsburgh, having spent
short vacation after graduating
from Nebraska. Mason, an EXCL,
will be employed by a large cleo
trical corporation. . "A Montana
veteran, YASUO NAYEMATSU,
accompanied by ball and chain, re-
Gently visited with his wife's rela-
tives on cambridge Island and
looked up Seattle friends. This
weeks LIFE magazine features an
article about Hawaii and shows a
picture of some former officers of
the 442d. who will undoubtedly be
recognized by many local veterans
In closing, your correspondent
gives answer to Budd Fukeis re-
marks about his bowling technique.
1t isn't the strikes that bother us,
Budd-it's the spares-and we're
not kidding.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

You cannot be buried in obscure
ty: you are exposed upon a grand
theater to the view of the world. If
your actions are upright and ben
evolent, be assured they will aug
ment your power and happiness.
Cyrus.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

God overrules all mutinous ac-
cidents, brings them under his laws
of fate. and makes them all SER
viceable to his purpose.-Marcu
Antoninus
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

Good men have the fewest fee IS.
He who fears to do wrong has ut
one great fear; he has thouso nd
who has overcome it-Bovee.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14
Basketball Schedule in Town
MONDAY, Feb. 18
At 81. Peters

MONDAY, Feb. 18
At ST. Peters
7 pm.-Chinese VS.. Lancers (B)
9 p.m.-WWG's VS.. s t ar ets
(Girls>
8 p.m.-U. w. Goods VS. Chicks
Girls
At Buddhist
7 pm.-International VS.. Mercury
OBJ
8 p.m.-High School VS.. Lotus
(Girls)
9 p.m.-Tokuda VS.. s. E. Mer-
chant Blues (A)
TUESDAY, Feb. II
At Buddhist
7 pm-Savoys VS.. Sakuras CD
8 pm.-U. w. Goods VS.. Chinese
Girls
9 pms. E. Merchant Reds VS..
Mercury (A)
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS
At Buddhist
pm.-St. Peters VS.. Comets OBJ
8 pm.-Anna Rays VS. Starlets
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

Fear is the tax that conscience
pays to guilt.-Sewell.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

Let him that would move the
world, first move himself.-Socrates.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

(Girls)
9 p.m.-Tokuda vs. Chinese (A)
THURSDAY, Feb. 10
At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Tscoma VS.. Savoys OBJ
8 p.m.-Chinese VS.. T a C ON a
Girls
9 pm.-Main Drug VS.. S. E. Mer-
chant Blues (A)
Editors note: The Nisei Vet
Grams Committee has graciously
left Friday, Feb. 20, Saturday,
Feb. Fl, and Sunday, Feb. 20, as
open dates so that THE NORTH
WEST TIMES may sponsor its
second annual Northwest Nisei
Invitational Basketball Tourna-
ment in the Seattle Buddhist au-
ditorium.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

You will find it less easy to up
root faults, than to choke them by
gaining virtues.-Ruskin.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

He that calls man ungrateful,
sums up all the evil of which one
IAN be guilty.-Swift.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

is something which only history
and time-will tell.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-02-14

Men are won, not so much by be-
ing blamed, as by being encompass
I'd with love.-Channing.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
KAIP SKURSTA KLAIPEDOS
KRASTO LIETUVIAI

Britu zonoje tebegyvena la
bal daug Klaipedos krasto Lie
tuviq, kurie neturi IRO ar XII
tq labdaringu organizaciju glo-
bos. Vargo prispirti, kai ku-
rie net grizta j bolsevikq oku-
quota Lietuva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
u. S. NETURI CANA
TRANSPORTO
LEKTUVQ

Kpt. Eddie Rickenbacker, zy-
mus Americas zinovas lektuvu
srityje, irodineja kad US. Orc
Jegq vadovybe neisigyja pa
kankamai Transporting lektu-
WI. Pastaru laiku pirkta 220O
lektuvu, is kuriu tik 127 yra
transportiniai. Jeigu kitty XII
tas karas, musu transportiniai
lektuvai negaletQ aptarnauti
su karu suristu reikalu, sake
jis.
Dabar Amerika turi tik 537
operuojancius orc transportus
Karo metu turejo 15,6O0.
Svarbu orc kovu lektuvai, sa-
ko Rickenbacker, taciau tail
lygiai svarbu ir transportai
mes be jq Amerika negali tike-
tbs islaimeti jokio karo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
LIETUVISKOS KNYGOS
VARGAI TREMTYJE

Valiutos reforma padare di-
deli perversma lietuviskos kny-
gos Vokietijoje leidimo bare.
Atpuole vargas rupintis popie-
rum, O be to Vokieciu patar-
navimas pasidare mandagesnis,
greitesnis. Taciau knygos pir-
kejai, t. y. patys tremtiniai, IL
ko nebepajegus knygas pirkti.
Apytikriai dabar isperkama tik
desimta dalis knygu, kaip pir-
miau. Amerikoje ir kitur gyve-
nantieji Lietuviai nepar e m a
musu knygu leidimo darbo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01

le remes. Ir. tt.
Sis nelauktas pranesimas su-
kele visa audra parlamente ir
kraste. Parlamentas, di d e | e
balsu persvara prieme nutari-
mus perziureti potvarkius "del
republikiniu laisviu gynimo ir
viesos tvarkos saugojimo".
sta nuotaika dar daugiau
tirstina ilgi gincai del besiarti-
nanGiu rudens rinkimu, senatui
papidyti. Itempta vidaus nuo-
taika Tyr ir derinasi su susi-
kaupusiais apie UN konferen-
cija sunkiais tarptautines pai-
niavos debesimis. Z. Umbra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
LIETUlVIAI KREPSININKAI
NUGALEJO VOKIECIUS

Rugs. 10 d. Augsburge susi-
tiko rungtyniu Lietuviu trem-
tiniu krepsininkai su Vokieciu
Amerikos zonoje = krepsininku
rinktine, kuri, Vokieciu spau-
dos nuomone, esanti geriausia
visoje Vokietijoje.
Vokieciu sportininku atsto-
vas, sveikindamas Lietuvius,
pasidziauge, kad. Lietuvos spor-
tininai patys pirmieji po karo
stojo j tarpvalstybines rungty-
mes su jais. Vokieciai parode
griezta pasipriesinima, taciau
po itemptos kovos laimejo Lie
tuviai 44:25.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
ii MILIJoNU Uz
ZODZIO LAISVE!
Sunkios Dienos Pran-
cuzijoje

Kal Paryzluje vyksta pasau-
lines reiksmes UN konferenci-
ia, pasaulis SUI nekantrumu
zvelgia j pastarQju dienu ivy
kius pacioje Prancuzijoje. Ire
cia UN konferencijos diena su-
streikavo Paryziaus susisieki-
ko tarnautojai, visa Prancuzija
pergyveno dvieju valandu &C.
neralinio streiko bandyma. :.
Prancuzijos frankas tiesiog
suoliais krinta, gyvenimas fam
tastiskai brangsta, politines
aistros nebesuranda ribu. Po
visos eiles kabinetu kriziu, gy-
venimas neistengia ineiti ! nor
malias vezes.
UN konferencijos isvakarese
per visa Prancuzija perbego
zinia apie astrius generolo de
Gaulle salininku susikirtimus
su komunistais Grenoblyje, kur
pirma karta de gaullistai pa
vartojo ginklus prizes demon
struojancius komunistus ir vie
ma ju nusove. car tai ne pir-
mutines Prancuzijos pilietinio
karo aukos klausia kai kurie
sveicarijos laikrasciai.
Ivykiai Grenoblyje persikele
! parlamenta, kur vidaus rel
kalu minister's generolo de
Gaulle nenaudai paskelbe nepa.
prastus pranesimus. Minister'S
socialistas (soci a istai labai
priesingi de Gaulle atejimui
valdzia) Jules Moch sake, kad
de Gaulle savo salininkQ yra
stipriai saugojamas. Esa, SUI
organizuoti specialQs gaullistu
smogiamieji daliniai, kuriu da-
lis visada lydi generola per jo
"kalbu keliones". Visa palyda
susidedanti is deSimties geral
ginkluotu sunkvezimiu ir visos
eiles policijos automobiliu, ku-
riuos dar lydi radio automobi'
liai. kad reikalui esant butu ga.
lima iskviesti daugiau pagal.
bos. Visa sita "armija' tel,
kianti ir aprupinanti regular
Prancuzijos kariuomene, kur
vien Siam reikalui paskiriant
apie 800 literiu benzino meme
siui. Pulkininkas Remy save
zinioje turis apie $4,000 vyrt
smogiamuosius dalinius, kurie
kiekvienu momentu pasiryzf
stoti uz generola.
; Minister'S Jules Moch tuos
dalinius ypac puole. Jie esq
nelegaliai apginkluoti. Pc sll
, zodziu vidaus reikalu ministe
ris parlamente isskaiciavo klel
valdziai kainuojancios generolf
keliones: kad butu islaikoma'
konstitucinis saugumas, valdzls
paskui generola de Gaulle stun
cianti istisus burius policlJos
kurie jau sukore 100000 KIN
kelio ir sunaudoje $1,000 lltrl
benzino. Tas valdziai kalnavt
: 100000 frankly. Wen Mar
0 selio kongresas valdziai nusvil
: pes 2,5Oo,ooo franku. Kol bu
: yes karo ministru Rene Mayer
tol jis viskuo generola de Gaul
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
BADO NORMOS DIP
STOVYKLOSE

D. P. stovyklose asmeniui
skiriama maisto 2015 kalorijQ.
Bet tai tik popieriuje. Kasse-
lio-Mattenbergo D. P. stovyk-
loje gydytojai nustate kad
kiekvienas DIP per para gauna
ne daugiau kaip 1865 kalori-
las. Tas trukumas susidaro
del blogos maisto kokybes. Pv.,
bulves skaiciuoja pagal svorl,
neatmetant zemiu ir supuvi-
mo: prie mesos priskaito kau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
DIP zURNALISTAI
IsSIRINKO' VALDYBA

siuo metu Vokietijoje, Ame-
rikieciu zonoje iseina per 40
DIP laikrasciq ivairiomis kalbo-
mis-.
Rugsejo 7-8 DID,, Bad-Kissin-
gene susauktas visuotinis DIP
zurnalistu suvaziavimas. Nau-
:ju DIP zurnalistu sajungos pir-
mininku isrinktas Lenkas Bia-
lasievicz, pirmuoju vice pirml-
ninku Estas DR.. Jaska, antru
vice pirmininku Lietuvis J. Vi
tenas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01

WISCONSIN valstija, SUI tu-
kstanciais pieno ukiu ir surio
gaminimo isdirbysciu, pagami-
ma visa puse suriQ kurie par
duodami Suv. Valstijose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01

kAUNO ARkIVYSkUPUI
rs METAL
Rugsejo menesi Kauno arki-
vyskupas metropolitas Juoza-
pas Skvireckas svente savo rs
metu amziaus sukakti. Jubi-
liatas ilga laika vadovavo Lie
tuvos baznytinei provincial.
Jis yra isvertes j Lietuviu kali
ba visa sventaji rasta, sulau-
kusi jau keletos laidq. siuo
metu jis, kaip ir daugelis kitu
tremtiniu, gyvena tremtyje,
viename Austrijos vienuolyne.
DU MIRUSIEJI
Rugsejo viduryje, mazdaug
vienu laiku, tremtyje mire du
musu zymQs asmenys. Vienas
ju Prof. kun. Pranas Petraitis,
buves Kauno seminarijos rex
torius, siuo laiku gyvenes Kon-
stancoje prie sveicarijos sienos
ir daug padejes Lietuviams SAL
pos darbe. Jau bolseviku oku-
pacijos metu velionis buvo oku-
pantu ziauriai kankinamas ir
varomas j Cervene. Tx stebu-
klo deka jam, kaip ir Pulk. Pet
ruiciui, buvo pavyke mirties
isvengti.
Antras - J. Vilkutaitis-Ke-
turakis, zymus jau is pereitc
simtmecio laiku musQ tautos
kovotojas ir kulturininkas, pa
garsejes jo paties parasyta ko-
media "Amerika Pirtyje", ku.
ri buvo vaidinta visose Lietu.
vos vietose ir net Amerikoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
LVS SeinnaS Bus (leveIande
Spa|iu % d. d.
Kvietimos LVS Skyrioms ir Remeioms

Lietuva Vaduoti Sajunga rengia savo 8-ta metini
Selma sestadieni ir sekmadieni Spalu r g. 1948 Gle
veland, Ohio
Vsi LVS remeai kurie Xxi siol gausiai prsidejo su
aukon1is paremdami LVS nuvektus ddeius darbus, ir
dabar prasomi pasisengt prisiusti seimu savo auka
Aukas seimui siuskte Centro adresu Jusu aukos
bus seine paskebtos r veliau aukotou vardai tlps Dir
vote. Prasome jusu visu talkos,
LVS CENTRO VALDYBA
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01

OKLAHOMA valstijoje stik-
10 isdirbimas pradeta 1905 me-
tais. Ten yra gausybe natu-
ralio gaso, kas sudaro galimy-
be stikla lengvai gaminti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
~ - a mHT
l. i - l. ~
Is Tremtiniql Gyvenimo

lus ir tt. Taigi tu bado normu
= tu 2015 kalorijq - kurios
IRO nustatytos kiekv e n a m
tremtiniui (isskiriant vaikus ir
ligonius) negaunama.
Moksliskai yra nustatyta kad
be didesnio judejimo zmogus
per para turf gauti maziausia
2300 kaloriju; atliekant nesun-
ky darba reikia gauti bent 2916
kaloriju.
KAIP SKURSTA KLAIPEDOS|
KRASTO LIETUVIAI
Britu zonoje tebegyvena la
bal daug Klaipedos krasto Lie
tuviQ, kurie neturi IRO ar XII
tQ labdaringu organizaciju glo-
bos. Vargo prispirti, kai ku-
rie net grizta j bolseviku oku-
quota Lietuva.
X. Pelekis.
TAUTINIUS RUBUS AUDZIA
IR TREMTYJE
Tremtinys K. Prismantas,
dar Lietuvoje ismokes staliaus
amato, ir Wuerzburgo Lietuviu
stovykloje pasidirbo stakes ir
mechanics staliq dirbtuves
kampelyje ikure "Juostos" au-
dykla. Susigraibes siulu, pra-
dejo austi tautiniais rastais
kaklarysius, juostas, ziurstus,
o veliau ir tautinius rubus mo-
TERMS.
Stovykla Reliant j Schwein-
furta, K. Prismantas su savo
audykla irgi persikrauste. Pra-
dzioje isikure tamsiame rusy-
je, veliau negyvenamo pastato
treciame aukste, ir vel audzia
ir audzia be pertraukos.
Ne tik pats audzia, bet ismo-
ke astuonias jaunas audejas.
Mokymui ir daugejantiems
darbams jis pasistate dar vie
mas stakes juostoms, ziurstams
ir kiklikams austi, O taip pat
ir kitas elektriskai mechanizuo-
tas pagelbines darbo masinas
siulams susukti ar jiems issuk-
tt. 10 pagamintu stakliu pa
vyzdziu, status A. Sodeika,
saltkalviai A. Genys ir Buikus
jau irgi pagamino keleta mazu
juostoms austi stakliq, kurio-
mis- dirba ir kitos megejos-au-
dejos.
Tautinius rubus mielai pas
K. Prismanta uzsako, ypatingai
mergaites isvykstancios uz-
jurius.
Deja, Schweinfurto stovykla
vel isblaskoma, "Juostos" au-
dykla, audimo priemones ir au-
dejas taip pat keliauja simtus
kilometru, sutrukdydamas dar-
bo laika ir nezinodamas kur ir
kaip vel pavyks isikurti.
OK. Krul.)
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way into neutrality-suspicious.
ly when blended with other fl
bres, both natural and synthe-
tic.
Saran absorbs less moisture
than nylon-a quality that has
proved valuable in it's use as
window creening and in out
door furniture. It doesn't mil
dew or rot. It's moisture resist
ance might make it a candi-
date for such things as rain
coats. Saran will not flame al
though it will melt at high
temperatures; this recon-
mends it for drapery use.
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negie Institute of Washing -
as chairman of the Research
and Development Board of the
newly established National
Military Establishment.
DR.. Bush, firm believer in
the American Patent System,
in competitive enterprise and
the need for incentive to spur
invention, received the ap-
pointment after he had con-
sistently differed with Presi-
dent Truman and the Admins
tration over federal control of
scientific research. It was re-
ported that military leaders
insisted upon his selection be-
cause they were convinced he
would not have part in any
movement to destroy compe-
titive industry, without which
America could not have won
World War II.
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NEW RESEARCH CHIEF
BACKS PATENT SYSTEM

Gary, Ind, "A bright spot
has appeared this month on
the horizon of American pro-
gress, National Patent Coun-
Gil said today. That was the
appointment by President Tru-
man of the man who dared to
disagree with him and with
his Administration-Dr. Van
nevar Bush, president of Car
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NEW SYNTHETIC FIBRE

A new synthetic fibre pro-
misses to become the most i'm
portant addition to the textile
raw material supply since n.y.
lon. It will be available next
year.
This is Saran fibre, develop
ed from Saran plastic which
for the past several years has
been used in an increasing
number of items. The plastic,
a product of Dow Chemical
Co., has appeared in screen
ing, upholstery for autos, bus
es and railway cars in wo-
mems handbags and such nov
elites as women's hats.
But now this plastic is to be
spun into ultra-fine fibres
which can be made into gossa-
mer-sheer, soft-to : the : touch
fabrics. This is expected to
open up a big new field for
Saran. First fabrics made from
this sheer fibre will be direct
ed into draperies and uphol-
stery. But it is suggested this
fibre eventually will find it's
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ed away since the Davidic
monarchy was overthrown.
Judah lost her independence
with the invasion of Nebuchad-
nezzar, which occurred in the
year of GOT B. C. Counting ex-
actly $500 years from this in
vasion of Jerusalem by Nebu-
chadnezzar, brings us to the
beginning of the first World
War in 1914 A. D. The con-
quest of Jerusalem occurred
just three years later in GOA
B. c., which counting 1920
years reaches to the year 1917
A. D. This year had a most
epochal event in the noted Bal
four Declaration wherein the
British Government promised
the Jews upon their conquest
of Palestine, that they would
be guaranteed the right to have
Palestine as their national
Homeland. Jerusalem was de-
livered from the despotic yoke
of the Turks by General Allen
by on December 9th, 1917, just
1920 years after the destruc-
ton of the Temple by Nebu-
chadnezzar. This fact is de-
finite indication that the Times
of the Gentiles are drawing to
a close.
III THE ENDING OF GEN.
TILE WORLD DOMINION
AT CHRIST'S COMING.-
Dan. 1926; Isaiah 62:
II; Luke 17:26-3O; Rom.
11:25, 26; Rev. 13:1-8; II:
8-14.
AS the "Times of the Gen
tiles" began with a ruler hold
ing sovereign power for seven
years, so the Chimes of the
Gentiles" will close with a rul-
er known as the Antichrist. He
will continue for a period of
seven years. This will be known
as "the Time of Jacobs trou-
ble." At the close of that pc
Rod, the Battle of Armageddon
takes place and Christ Jesus
will appear in glory.
DO YOU ACKNOWLEDGE
CHRIST JESUS AS YOUR
SOVEREIGN LORD ND
KING IN YOUR LIFE?
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