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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25
@er5lid)e Sitte eiuts
bentiden Wiiiionars

Sn elmer firhli6 bIiibenoen, ober
armen, gut fatbolii6en Enlargement.
De in Paraguap, Siio-4merito, feblt
orlngeno ein gang beI6eioenes 8irh.
letn. "a eS itd ourdneg Inn drmite
Sanobeo0lferung banoelt (es iino OIL.
Der Baraguapern au6 oeutl6e, polni.
l6e, ruiitlde uno anbere quite &atbo.
lifen porbanOer), miro nm Die siitige
Vtltbtlfe Ser 10 oft betpGbrten fatbofi.
lhen @lallbensbriioer uno si4peltern
aus Den Ser. Staaten gebeten. Seoe
- auh Die aaerfleinIte - @obe, Die
in elnem geDobnliden 8riefe auf mel.
ne oolle Serantlportrng geianot tper.
Den fann, nimmt Der unter5ei6nete
oeutlfe Sater oanfeno entgegen.
Auittung miro iofort erteilt. Stir Die
eolen 5reunoe uno @onner ser ge.
planten ST. -&reu5-&irde miro monot.
lid Der Segen elmer beiligen Wei5e
oufgeopfert. 8iitige @aben uno gu.
l6riften mogen Sic bite ribten an:
&ep. Sabre, Gon Sole &reuiler, S.
V.D, Eoronel 8oaoho (Horngunp).
Soutb Nmerica.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25
OHIO WAIsENFREUlJD

.Griufen, bas an i'm eeribtet ipuroe,
eine Ibiage erteilen. gr allein tpeiB
ipobl nuh barllm, pie bieies @rinde,t
on ibn geridtet fpurbe, Oh er iiber.
baupt @elegenbeit gebabt bate, 90
bon ab5uraten, ooer Oh er ni6t ettpa
einfod ourh Seroffentli6ung oes
fertlgen Blans Dor sic nift mebr slt
anoernbe Sutiahe geitellt tpor. sSeoen.
falls ifeint ieine Saltl1ng in meiten
&reiien Ser aatbolifen ser SIde6o-
Slopafei auf ltnperitGnonis unb ari-
tit geltoBen gu iein. God i6loiien iid
ibm auh oie 8ii6ofe Der Slomofei
on llno lieBen am Sonntag nad ser
8abl in ollen &ir6en bas @loden-
.gelaut uno 6as Sc 0eum ipie i'm
geltssGom ortrdfiibren. Smnerbin
ober bletbt beadtlid, baB @rsbiidoi
geran in cinem 8riefe an ben SsuItis-
mlnilter Gepida bonn 12. SSuni, oem-
lelben Gage, ba ser 8lon bes @abl-
oerlaufs peroffentliht puroe, sic 9e.
.l6peroen ser aatbolifen iebr beutlid
onmeloete: 9enadteiligung ser geidt,
tommllniIten I'M S6ulDeI Ien uno Stu-
blum, Srud Ser @elperfI6often ouf
Die firdliden Sdul- l,no 2oienfrdfte,
reli9lole Shriften obne fir6li6e 8e,
nebmlgung, 9luflta6elung bon @eiit-
llhen l,no Saienbelfern our 9issiplin-
mlorIgteit gegen oie firdlicben Gorge,
lebten. SSn Ser 8egriibllngsaniprahe
Der tutboltlden 8ii6ofe an Sen neuen
Bralioenten mllrOe ebenfoas Oas I'M
oerallBerlid)e 3tedt ser Stride betont
uno tatbolii6es Sdulpeien, religi0Ie
Brelle unO Gereine, namentlid ou6
Garltas als notmenoige glemente 6es
ttr6llden SebenS be5eidnet l,n0 auf
Die angriffe gegen BEN Gotifun in Ser
Ere1le bingepielen. ltno i6lieBli6 IieB
Gr5btIfof 8eran am 20. Sum- 5u oen
flrdlihen 5eiern oer GrGiioententpabl
eine &an5elbotIdaft perleien, Die aus
oriidlid feItItellt, oaB sic Stride ME
nono oerpebren fann, Inn Die @ilfe
8ottes fir lein Sum 5u bitten, baB
aber oan1it Oie Stride nicbt meltan=
lhonlihe Hihtungen biQigt, bie ibr
5lrmioer laufeu.
CSh(ub folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25
Shtattrnfritr,t 1rr
Srtmri5rr Bun6rs-
nrrfaifuun
(Sortiesuna bon seitp ~

Seele unausloidliid bleiben. ~sSn
oleIem Iugenblid famen mir" er-
flarte Der Reoner, voie nift 10 melt
5uriidliegenoen greigniiie in ben
'Sinn, 1p1breno oenen Guseno uno
0tut oes icbnei5eriiden gpiifopates
- oenfen mir an ben furhtlolen
&ar0inal Wermiloo ODER an WIgr.
Sadot - 1tniagbar S6weres ourd-
gemadt baben. Selte, glei6iam als
8emeis, Dob i'm 2aufe Der 3eit elm
grober Sdritt gum religioien 9rie-
ben poll5ogen lporoen lit, erl6ienen
mir oieie orei 9ilhofe, ia paren. iie
elm SDmbol Ser gan5en fatboliihen
S6Dei5, Die immer bereit lit, 1penn
es gilt olr6 8eredtigfeit, gintroht
uno Stebe Ous Saterlano 81 erboben.
gtadoem Ser 9unoesprdltoent sic
SdattenIeiten, tpelbe Die 8unoes-
oerfaiiltng bon 1S4S ben &otboIifen
bradte, geidiloert Bate, ging er
itber 81 oem Siht. ST beIfrGnfte iih
auf oie orei Brobleme iSoberolis-
mus, Hebtiprehung ltno @emeinoe.
@as Cello itber Die ShattenIeiten
ser Gerfuiiung Ieines 2an0es ge-
last, benefit, oaB, au uno fir iit,
&epublif uno 0emotratie feline &c
tplbr ser Heligionsfreibeit bieten
$50 Otenlden Danoeln, Elm menIdy=
lid Sunoeln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25
Diitlrlhnrf. Anfang :9uni
la4H
Sdlui5 folat)

Gem Hbeine 5ugeborig in Ser
lei6t beIdDtngten glegun5 zines 2e-
benS boiler Observation-Disclosures
nno &lllturbeiuuBtlein, uno ood) au6
bonn grnIt Oes nuben &ubr-@ebiets
angeritbrt, obne ietner gigeni6mere
5u oerfallen, abiolut ielbitbetpuBt
Juno groB5iigig, oas mar oie &unIt-
l1no @artenItaot 9iiiieloorf. l1no oos
Itrahtet lie trot Sriinnmer uno 9e-
Imontage manGer lpeltbefannter @er=
te nit uller ibr innenobnenoen Gi=
talttdt uno iener oft bepunoerten
Selte rbeinil6er 2ebensart 5u blei=
ben oie audi abgriinoigem @leno nit
miiroiger SouoerGnitdt 5u begegnen
Deib; elmer SouoeranitGt, Ser in BEN
toobringenoen 8ombennG6ten uno
barten 9elasungsiabren baS 2o6cn
Int6t eritorb.
ltno 1uer mag es bielem emit 10
Il6Onen @emeinnelen peroenten Dab
les ieinen Sorteil geeeniiber BEN Inn
8raoe ldperer beimgeIu6ten Na6-
bar=@roBltaoten, oem urolten, ge=
i6i6tsgrauen &oln uno ser Gubr-
Wtetropole glien NIT Soft 5l 1pabren
meib, Denn es ieiner rel1en Gole
als Souptitoot ser fiinItliden 2an-
Discrimination Iororbein- -@eItfolen
uno Sit zines ser sirfa t6 Wtiniiter=
prdlioenten "Sri5oneiiens" 5ur-
5eit etnes einfaden 6riltli6en Won=
mes 1lbrIgens - mebr nit Der i1s
neren Giitan5 unperbobIener SelbIt.
ironte, Oeun nit Oem 9lnflug bon
Stol5 5u begegnen ideint. @an5 ob-
geleben oabon, baB bieie SpnoerItel=
lung nit Der Sano in Sano geben-
ben neutrality-suspicious. Ser Wiliz
tdrregierltng rnO elmer groB5iigigen
8elflagnabmung BON gerpaltl1ngs=
! igebauoen, unbeldGoigten @obnblods
ooer Soritubtpillen feineslpegs nur
auf5ablbare Sor5iige bietet. God
|lonIt fallen bic 8riten I'M StraBens
btlo ourhaus niht auf. Sm Serfebr
limo lie 5llnleilt betont FORFEIT uno
bon tiibler 3uriidbaltllns. Die gn1-
Digit in gtappen eeltattete r6rater-
|nilierung" fam ollgemein iiber ge=
miiie slnlibe nt6t binmls; 5u groB
/ lit oie gnttauidung berer, oie 5lpiel
erbofften, uno Oas iinO gelpiB llidt
menige gelpelen
GiiHeloorf genieBt Ben Huf Ser
beItaufgerdunlten Stoot oes @eltens.
Iu6 oie 9unfer oienen bereits niis.
|lihen 3peden, iei es ais 2agerrdu-
me, gtotbebauiungen ODER unteriroi.
|i6e Sotels. giner bieier gelbidt ums
|geltalteten DeiB=grauen &ieienfl0te
birgt gar ein ipertpoles Siefieeaquas
RUM.
sluf Der peltbefannten &onigsal-
lee berribt 5u oieler ionnigen 8or.
mittogsitunoe Elm reyes, farbenfros
bes Sreiben. 9ie nod beItebenoen
.3abnliifen" in BEN Sauler5eilen
Iiino burb oie griinleu6tenoe gsfor-
| te bliibenOer &altanien bar1nber5ie
iberoedt, ,1no mie in alter 3eit boil
ten Observation-Disclosures Dor Ga.
lies uno 8riiden am 8aiiergraben
,,StrduBe nit Margueriten u1lo &orn.
blumen fell. Sir Ste D1rftisteit ber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25
9us Sc 9enm fir 8utt,ualb

Inter oieien l1mltdnoen bleibt sll
erorterll mie Die fir6liGen Seiern bel
Der gSabl @otttpalos 5u merten lino.
|Sein @ang in oen Com uno oas Sc
1eum oes gr5bii6ofs 1pareu i6on
|5pei Gage Dor ser @abl ielblt als
eln Sell oes geplanten 8ablperlaufs
IN Ser Brelie ansetiinoigt noroen.
Ser Ift ielbIt lit erltlnalig 1tno unge=
mobnt: peoer Wtalarpf nod 8eneid)
batten itd 5u einem &irbenbeiu6, &C.
|l6peige oenn bel 10 bodfeierlibeu
InlaB, bereit gefunoen. 8otttpalo bot
te i6on ieiner5eit bel ser @eibe bon
Gr5biIdof 9eran offi5iea uno olten-
tatiu intereiiiert ben 3eremonien bei-
geiDobnt. @r fommt aus Dem llnfreis
Der friiberen oeutiben Spra1iniel
8ii6au IN Siio=Mdbren, mie iein
6amillenname 5eigt, uno leine gl-
tern, einfade 2anOarbeiter, paren BET
ieiner @eburt nod Dem olten 8rau6
10 lebr perbunoen, oaB Der Sobn auf
ben Seiligennamen leines @eburts-
tags (&lemens - 23. 9topember) ge=
tauft muroe. SIT oieies grbe ieiner
mabrii6en Seimat, oie INNER mebr
als Der ertreme &fesfanatismus
8obmens 5u nermittelnben 20iungen
neigte, in ibm irgeno1pie lebenoig /?
Nuh alS &onmltni1t tot er iibriuens
oalnit nur, mas au6 in Yolen elmer
ieiner SarteigenoHen obne peitere
8ebenfen bate tun fonnen. Soer muB
audi oieier @ang in ben 9om nab
Ser @abl alssein 8eriub betrahtet
meroen, Den &atboli5ismus na1 au-
BEN BIN Dor BEN 8agen ser 8olfs.
oelnofratie 81 lpannen? Sb Der
@uni6 na6 Dem firhliben Sesetl
ebrli6 gemeint mar?
0ies gu entl6eiben, lit lpobl auein
@rabiIhof 8eran in,itanoe. gr tonnte
freilid in feinem Sale ei,tem iol9en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25

eierungsparteien bei Der Wabl aus5ii-
iprehen. gon Sen meilten anoeren
aonfeiiionen iuaren Iol6e 8ablaiif.
rufe offenbar iebr leiht 5u erlangen;
Die llnitarier, oie Srtboooren, bic
Suoen, Die tidedo-i -ilonafiid)e Stride
nobmen ltn5ipeioeutig ,,nb entIbieoen
gegen oie ripeiBen Stimm5ettel" unb
fir oie @inbeitsliIte Stellung; au6
oie eoangeliIde 8obmiid-8riioer-
Stride fonnte es offenbar nift Der.
meioen, einen, penn ou6 itarf ner-
flauIulierten aufruf beraus5ugeben.
Die fatboliide Stride aber belt oieien
3umlltllngen gegeniiber ltreng an if.
rer ltnpolitilhen 2inie felt go fonnte
oie fommaniitiide Breiie, Die in Der
Sormabl5eit logar cine eigene &ubrif
~8orte Der BrieIter an oie @lGubi-
gen" eingefiibrt bate, oud bofiir
mieoer nlr Stimmen ein5elner gefii-
giger @eiitli6en ooer Heiolutionen
Der i6on erwabnten IanoIdaftliben
3lerusperlamnlungen aller &onfelIio-
nen 5itieren, INN Sen ertpiinl6ten @i-
oerbau alt6 bon fatbolilber Seite 5u
oofllmentieren. Sn oieier Siniibt
bleibt iebr beabtlid), oaB man eben
in oieler 3eit offi5iea aud oaran
ging, in Oen, ein5elnen &reiien, ia
|auh IN 8e5irfen &irdenfommilIionen
bel oen Iftionsausidiiiien ein5urib-
ten - angeblif, r1tm bie @eiItli6-
felt nit Dem Solfe in 8eriibrlng au
bringen" CD. 9enn man lpiirt offen-
bar bier cine @elegenbeit, in iolhen
lanoibaftliden SeriammIungen ourh
Die 5ur @efolsifaft bereiten 8ertre-
ter anoerer &onfeliionen uno slnbGn-
ger bon Sloibars Hihtl1ng Die &otbo-
lifen mit5ureiben ooer ein5uidii6tern
unO 10 Sic ooriidtige 3l,riidbaItung
Der &ir6enfiibrung O1r6 &r1fte BON
unten 81 iibertpinoen. gS iheint, oaB
Oie fatboliife &trdenfiibrung Der
Sl6e6osSlonnfei bieie 8efabr tpobl
erfannt bot.
Srot beftiger 8ropagunOa gesen
Die vipeiBen Stilnm5ettel" uno trot
MaBnabmen, pel6e oas @oblgebeim.
mis- meitbin IN 5rage ltellten, Itanoen
Oen aft5ig Bro5ent Stilnmen fir sic
Ginbettsliite nod 5ebn Bro5ent peiBe
3ettel ltno meitere 5ebn Sro5ent ltn-
giiltige Stimmen riht erlhienener
ooer allsgeidlofener 8abler gegens
iiber. 0urbidnittlid mar ser slnteil
Ser meiben 3ettel I'M Often oes Staa-
tes Itarfer, sic gtorbipeitzSlopafei
oas norooltlihe MGbren-Sdleiie
uno Horooit=8obmen lasen iiber Dem
Gurdidnitt ser rNein+Sager". 9ie
enogiiltige Gertsillng ser breiblnoert
Otanoate, Die our6 Die porbeltilnnlte
feIte feibenfolge ser ginbeitsliite
ldon Dorberehnet mar, 5eigte na1-
ber, oaB iib oie ti6e6iiden &omnu-
niIten bunoertunoie65ig Don 5mei=
Dunoertneunllno5Dan5ig Manoaten
51gelhan5t uno oen anberen brei
Ydrte1en l1ematllh 1e oreluno5man=
sig Site gelalien batten, tpabrenb Die
llopafii6en &onmlnilten it'd bier
unofiinf5ig Don BEN einunbfieb5ig
Wtanoaten ser Slo1pafet porbebalten
batten. Dieie Sraris ser @abI 5eigtI
oelltli6 Die IbiiGt ser &ommuniiten
Den anoeren Sarteien 1libt mebr als
cine formelle 1lnb nomineae 8eteili-
gung 5u5ugelteben unb au6 sic Sobe
oieler geteiliguns ni6t etpa ser I'M
lt6eren entl6eioung Der 8dbler-
ldaft 81 itberantporten. 0iele Mon+
oatsaufteilung Itano icbon feit, bepor
oie ginbeitsliIte nod in Orud ging
= mabrli6 elm bodlter @roo bon
"Mablgebeimnis"
.- Sus Sc 0enm fir 8uttiualo
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17
DEAR BILL:

Lear Bill:
 The Chili & Bean Feed held at the Bills Club last Saturday night was a huge success. Our thanks go to Gladys Zentmire for the fine job done in cooking this feed.
 Out of town visitors this last week were Harry Hayes of Pitts burgh Lodge No. II, and in town for our business meeting Monday night was Bro. Osky Weeda of Anchorage Lodge No. 1851.
 Bro. John Matich returned from the outside last week. John seems happy to be back with his many friends.
 The Lady Elks took the first of inc three bowling games from their husbands Sunday evening with the men barely easing them out for the last two wins. Lunch was served at Bro. Bob Henrick- sons after the games.
 Bro. Hal Gilfilen gave a fine talk on Elkdom on his regular Monday evening broadcast. Gils program is improving with every broadcast. Listen in, Bill.
 Word has been received from Santa Claus that he will appear at the Seward Bills Club Satur- day afternoon at o'clock to vel come all of the smaller Seward children Be there, kiddies!
 Our entertainment committee has set aside Wednesday evening December 22nd for our formal Christmas Party and Dance.
 Our sick committee reports Bro. Nanny Senft as being sort of un- der the weather these last few days. Let's hope it's only a cold, Nanny.
 That's all for this week, Bill. Be seeing you.
 Seward B. P. o. ElkS
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17
P-TA SHOWS COMEDY FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN


 Big Noise," starring those two hilarious comedians, Laurel and Hardy, is the comedy play being presented by the Parent-Teacher Association for the enjoyment of the parents and children at the regular monthly meeting this eve ming at pm. in the high school gymnasium.
 This meeting is Christmas party and there will be no business other than a short talk by MT. Carlson, superintendent of Seward school, on the coming bond cleo tion. There is no admission charge and the association requests that children and guests be accompan- jed by a parent. The sixth and sev- enth grade mothers are hostesseS for refreshments after the show.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17

The Seward Trading Company is doing an extensive remodeling job. taking advantage of the fact that the store is not crowded with stock at the moment. The meat department has been moved to the rear of the building, and many new shelves and islands are being installed.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17
GIRL SCOUT INVESTITURE
 SERVICE AT JESSE LEE HOME

An inveStiture ceremony for the Girl Scouts took place on Friday evening, December 10, in the chapel of the Jesse Lee Home.
 The new girls were presented to the Captain by the Second Class Scouts of the troop. and during the colorful ceremony each of the girls lighted a candle representing the scout laws.
 At the ceremony Miss Leichliter, who presided as troop leader, pre- sented scout pins to each of ten girls who had passed all require ments for the tenderfoot class.
 The troop committee, Mrs. G. E. Knight, Mrs. Tom Howell, and Miss Gabriel, served refreshments. After group picture taken by the Rev. G. E. Knight, the girls and their Boy Scout friends enjoyed an evening of square dancing.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17
MRS. HARDING GIVES UNIQUE PARTY FAVORS

Those who attended the party given by Mrs. Phil Harding for the Star Points of the Order of Eastern Star last Wednesday night were surprised with very unusual favors.
 The favors were tiny sourdough pots containing sourdough starter that is more than fifty years old. A large sourdough pot of brown crockery to match the smaller favors was filled with flowers.
 The Hardings' sourdough starter has a pedigree like thoroughbred race horse, and has it's ancestors and descendants scattered in sour dough pots all over Alaska and the States.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17

Max Roger, of the forestry ser vice, who has been Outside, re- turned this week to Seward Max was picking up supplies for use at the station near Lawing. He was a bit surprised to find that stocks in many of the stores were rather low. he said
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17

CHURCH OF CHRIST Larry o. Grounds, Minister Service Schedule for Sunday 10 AM. Bible Class II A. M Preacing and Commun- ion Evening Service 5:30
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17

Earliest known skates were made from the leg bones of animals, smoothed down on one side, with holes for fastening thongs.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sacred Heart Church Mass on Sunday 8-10 am. Mass on week day - 8 am. Confessions
 3-4 pm. Saturday
 730 pm. Saturday
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17
FAITH CHAPEL.

J. LLOl ID DEAN. HaSt0r SUNDAY
 Morning Worship ------.10: am. Studies in the book of Acts Sunday School ...........-. 200 p. m. Young Peoples Meeting 6:45 pm. Evening Service -..---... 7:45 pm. Studies il. the book of Daniel WEDNESDAY,
 Bible Study .-...-..-..-. 7:3O D. m. Studies in book of Deuteronomy.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-17

ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL Claude & Vivien Malcolm. Pastors
 Telephone Adams Al SUNDAY 10:30 a.m.-Combination Sunday School and morning worship 7:30 p.m.-Fellowship Service All are invited to attend these
 services.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
4 TINS WEEK
SNORT snaRr

W7HEN was high-school kid working in a
w branch public library shelving books,
the incest librarian was Miss Easton She was
also, at twenty-nine years of age, the shyest
girl had ever known. The other Librarians
sometimes referred to her as mousy, and
almost got fired one day for saying to Miss
Veach, Gee, it must be tough to be mouse
with 50 many ol cats around" But somebody
had to stand up for Miss Easton, and was a
fresh kid who didn't mind doing it.
In the two years had worked at the
library, Miss Easton had never gone out with
anybody that knew of - and / had a pretty
long nose in those days. She had worked hard
for long time helping to support her invalid
mother, and that never left her much
money to spend on decking herself out to
catch the boys eyes.
SHE was always dressed plainly. always neat
and trim. but easy to overlook if something
vivid with big hunk of lipstick on was near
by. She wasn't homely; but somehow nobody
had ever bothered to intercept her in her
rounds between the library and home, and
in the meantime her shyness had really got
chance to put its roots down deep.
Miss Easton and worked the same eve
nings in the adult section One evening a
fellow came in to look up quotation, but
Miss Easton looked up at him instead and he
just about forgot what he had come for She
had to ask him twice if she could help him,
and he had to clear his throat twice before he
could tell her
Miss Easton showed him where to find
Bartlett's Quotations and the others, and
came back to the desk looking almost as pink
in the cheeks as he did. He sat fumbling with
Bartlett and wrapping his long shins around
his chair legs in an agony of shyness not even
able to bring himself to glance up at her.
NEVER thought Id see anybody who was
shyer than Miss Easton. but when looked at
him felt like raising his arm and yelling,
The new champr' Nice-looking guy, too.
about thirty, with long. pleasant face and
a long, lanky body.
Well, the time he spent hiding behind
Bartlett gave them both a chance to pull
themselves together and get back in their
shells, and naturally they both did the wrong
thing. the way shy people will in such circum-
stances; she became very reserved, and he got
brusque and businesslike.
He finally did glance at her couple of
times when he thought she wasn't looking.
but when he closed his book with busy air
and got up to 60. he just mumbled thank
you as he went by the desk, without even
smiling, and went on out. watched Miss
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-31
Industry Ordered
To Explain Stand

Charging that the honoring OF
authorizations for deductions SUBJ
mitted by the Seafood Workers
Union as an unfair labor practice
and a violation of its contract
Cannery Workers and Farm Labor
ers' Union, Local 7, this week noti-
fled the Alaska Salmon Industry
Inc, to clarity its stand.
According to the Local 7, the
Seafood Workers Union has lost
its case in the National Labor Re-
lations Board decisions to serve as
the bargaining representative OF
the employees of the employer
members because of the activities
of cannery worker foremen.
Therefore, honoring of dues de-
auctions submitted by the Seafood
Workers Union will be nothing
than "a gratuitous aiding and abet-
ting of a union which has been
found to be, in effect, a company
union,' the letter continued.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-31
BY GENICHI OHASHI

MOOSE JAW. Sask, July 81 =
The Moose Jaw Japanese hostel To-
Gated four miles south of here is
no more. The al holdouts have
been evicted. At this writing, two
of them are still staging sit
down near the hostel In borrowed
pup-tents. The rest have moved
into shelters provided for them in
Moose Jaw
In the summer OF 1916, the fe-
deral department of labor's Japa-
nese division had taken over the
former airforce training centres
huts at Moose Jaw as temporary
shelters for evacuees who were
then being moved out of British
Columbia.
But the people who were moved
there showed strong disinclina-
ton to move out again. For months,
labor department officials had
been using persuasion. threats. and
on a few occasions, force, to lure
the stubborn remnants into accept
ing permanent relocation. Re-
suits had been discouraging.
This week. while the rest of Ca
NADIA sweltered in midsummer heat
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DELAYS ACTION
ON WAIVER OF
EXIT PERMITS

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 81
Because of administrative difficult
ties, the waiver of exit permits for
alien japanese seeking to leave the
United States originally scheduled
for last week has been indefinitely
postponed. the State Department
informed the Washington Office of
the JAG L nti-Discrimination
Committee this morning.
State Department officials dis
closed that perhaps week or two
will be needed to iron out the adj
ministrative difficulties in permit
ting waiver of exit permits for
alien japanese desiring to depart
the United States for other coun-
tries, especially Occupied Japan.
Last week, the State Department
announced that 1t intended to
waive the exit permit requirement
in order to facilitate the processing
of alien Japanese who desired TO
leave the United States to visit ia
pan for commercial and other pur-
poses. It was not intended that
military clearances and re-entry
permits be waived, however.
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and had enough to occupy their at
tention in the changing interna-
tional situation, Ottawa finally put
is foot down.
Eviction orders were issued to the
al holdouts at Moose Jaw hostel.
When they still refused TO move,
the sheriff and his aides moved
them out by force,
Eviction Notices
The first intimation OF the gov
ernments intentions came to the
hostel residents as they sat at their
noon meal on July IL. They were
served with 48-hour eviction no
tees from Sheriff G.. C. Russell
and Saskatchewan attorney-gen-
eral J. w. German. who were act
ing under orders from the federal
government. Two hostel residents
who we're absent that day were
served their notices one or two days
later-and evicted at respective
headlines.
Paid No Attention
Hostelites paid no attention tC
the eviction notices. They had re-
ceived many orders before to cleai
out of the hostel. They thought
this time too Il was just Joke"
But shortly before noon on july
IS. Sheriff Russell arrived at thu
hostel with twelve movers in foui
vans. At deadline the men begar
TO load the residents unpacket
clothing and effects into the van
and took them to a field north o
the hostel where they could b
claimed by the owners.
The holdouts watched the pro
ceedings with interest Then tn
sheriff gave the residents half al
hour to move out
I'm going to be polite and de
cent If you will let me. Whethe
you go peacefully or by force Is u
TO you" he said.
Thirty-five minutes later, tn
holdout, including number
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