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Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate II ROBERT T. ALSETH
deceased
>1tic~ is hereby given .he under
signed. Adulnlstrafsr ~ The estate Of
Robert = Aiseth. i-c-ased TO tn.
eredifyrs II md all parsons having
!ains against the said lie -as-d. to
Exhibit them. With the necessary
vouchers within -four months after The
first publication Of This notice 70 the
said administrator at the Jaw office oi
James Kennedy az Metals Bank
tt.d<. Butte Montana. he same being
the place for tn. transaction Of the
of said estate. In the County
~ SHter Bow. State OK Montana
WESLEY JOHNSON.
tdminlstrafnr ~ The Estate Of
Robert + Asefh. Deceased
Dated Butt. Montana. this 18th day II
April. itis
JAMES - KENNEDY.
tla Metals Eank E.ds. Butte Mont.
Attorney far Adinini-trator
pNhiift'ien .Apsii %. laf,-it
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
NOTICE ro CREDITORS

Estate Of SANDER ARTIt'E LARSON,
also known as ARTHUR $ LARSON,
as ARTHUR LARSON, and as ART
LARSON. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given iN Tie un'lrr-
signed. administrators Of To-, estate ~
Sander Arthur Larson. also known as
Arthur :. Larson. as Arthur Larson
and rs Art Larson. deceased To the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. IL
exhibit them. with tn" necessary
vouchers, within four months after tn,
first publication of this notice To tn,
said administrator at the office Of hcI
attorney. Howard T. Johnson. Frs
National Bank Iuildirg. Butte. Mon
tana, the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business of said
estate. in the County IF SilN,r low
State Of Montana.
AGNES LARSON. Administrators
OF the Estate u Sander Arthur
Larson. also Known as Arthur :
Larson. as Arthur Larson. and rs
Art Larson, Deceased
Dated Butte, Montana, this 9Th das %
April. lsfs
First publication Anril Is, lgismit
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS
In the District court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State Of
Montana. In and for the
County OF silver EoW

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Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council-Meets ri and
4th Mon, A.O.H. Hall. John Mogus,
pres Eugene MeEride. UP; Walter
y. Riley. sec. Ed Kelly. treas +. &.
De La Hunt, SGt-at-trns. Harold
Erickson. Henrietta Shrapps and
James Rice. trustees.
Plumbers-J. A. Vanisko. pres: F.. A.
Reardon. vv.p.: H.. f.. Schrapps. secy.:
2. Q. Box 1877. Meets Second Tues
days at A. 0. H. Hall. 1880 pm.
reamsters-Aeets LIST and Sd Thursdays.
Carpenters' hall. downstairs-William
Goodman, pres; L. Lucier. vice pres.
Jack Anderson. sec.-treas.: H. J. VII
leneaue, rec.-Sec.: John MoRus. bus.
George Hess. J. Cordial. Fred Thomas
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06

Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
undersigned will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash one 1891
Oldsmobile Sedan. Motor No: .S56l0,
Serial No. F-266s02. OH the goth day
OF May. 1913, at 2 o'clock Pm. at his
Montana. Said sale shall be held IN
der md by virtue OF deposit made OF
said described motor vehicle for stor-
age on or about goth April, 1947. THAI
said storage charges. nor any part
thereof, have been paid: that there Is
now due. owing and unpaid for stor-
age, aforesaid. the sum OF $4,000.
Dated at Butte. Montana. this goth
day OF April. 1913.
ROBERT D. GRANGER.
RED. No. l (Rocker). Butte. Mont.
First publication April 20. l948-4t
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06

Judicial District OF t'e STATE OF
Montana. In n for the
County OF silver Bow
MARY CATHERINE HlTflntaN
l4aiat..t
oHVlLLE HITCHCOCK. lesendani
The state OF Montana Sends 6reef-
ings to the Above Named Defendant
Gu are hereby sumhHvA'N :" tnSN'N
tho complaint in this acton. which III
filed in the office Of tn. sf ~ tAis
Court. a copy OF which htfrW4fh
served upon you. and t" tte SOAR ans
sw-r ana serve "A copy thereof upun
plaintiff attorney within "hf1 4a3~
after the service of this ~ian ta~ ~
elusive Of the day OF SER anI lr
ease of your failure 10 afirAf tr tM-
sver Jndsment Will be Htn a-aaaef
yen hN default for the T.. t|faHnfei
IN the complaint.
Plaintiff complains and t
action all.Lcs
That plaintiff and d~effnlfnf h.f..f.
intermarrird ut Arlinstor AtrElnia aN
or about the 2hth day ~ lNn" 81
and ever since have been .hd nta} aft
husband ana wife.
That plaintiff has bon 81 a.taa
hona-fidc resilent OF th' ~ftls IL Atu
iAna Tor more than II Nstr fl-f nt>t
and immediately %precedlnA tn, tafa
mencemcnt OF this actioh - At tiu.
eth day oi April. 1919.
That no children wer, AN ats fr
of said marriage.
That defendant has ieeu etfit't et
Wiliul Neglect of and toward n"saiut4If
in this. to-Wtt that for nater thtn uft
year last past and immediate Hteari
ing the commencement of tbs action
the eth day of AltN. tti>. tile
said defendant has vilfullN flt}el hr-
leoted and refused to proNlie fiai4t4ff
with the common niece iflrs ~ ifr.
to-wit. food. clothing and shelter ana
this irrespective Of III, fact fAif d.
f.ndant is "A strong abb Rttie,i nntn
and fullv capable of eainia- sufficient
money with which I" slnINit p~ltlHfiff
hut by reason of proflt-4tY tl4i lis
sipatiun has failed to d. So
Plaintiff prays for an aA ~ dis
vorre and for the restoration 10 har
maiden name.
For further particulars scr, fpWs-
plant on file herein.
Witness my hand and the nai az
said Court this 18th dav ~ Nrrf} NJ
lsiS. ELMER sHttN citfk
tcourt by ROBERT M~ctaEMfGN
Saall heuftt clerk
coNI.E & NBARRA,
IA silver Eow Block i;Atie Mont
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
First publication April II. iHf> 1t
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
Roster Of Great Falls Unions

Cascade County Trades 4 Labor As
sembly-Aeets Fri. Carpenters hall.
B. I. 6teinmets. Box 1913. pres. L. l..
Price. v.p.; J. Evanko. Jr.. sec. Box
1898: R. H. Rebal. treas: Leo Stew
Art. John Dusak. Carl Holman. E. r.
BerGren n Jerry Molen. .. b.: Herb
NJ. Brew serReant-af-arms.
Grea: Falls Building 4 Construction
Edward C.. Anderson. N.p. t.. K Brit
ten. sec.-treas.. Jos. t.. Duncan srrs-
alarms: Larry Enquist. Edward /.
Nelson. Richard Hamm. trustees
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades 4 Labor
Assembly-Meets Fri. \ pm. in the
Labor Temple, "a South cath 81, Pc.
Box 1916. Robert West. pres, Maui
rice Holmes, y.p., Glenn { llallam.
fin. sec.-treas: Martha W. Peterson,
rec. sec. Ed klipstcin. sgt-at-arms.
Perl Wood, George Linyille. Frank
Mayer. trustees. Phone 2535
Carpenters Local No. ll72 - Roy
Thompson pres: f. II. Helterbran.
rec. sec. Meets LIST and Sd Tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
NOTICE TO

Estat. If X. Lewis Grown. ~othrrwis.
known rs Robert lewis Brown.
Deceased.
Notice Is h.r,ht en- by the nn,irr
signed, administrators OF the .siat. Of
X. Lewis BROWN. Otherwise Known as
Robert Lewis iiruWf deceased to the
creditors of ANA all persons having
claims AGAINST {he said deceased to
exhibit them. With the necessary
vouchers within lo months after ti,.
first publication If his notice to M,
said adminiSiratnr AZ the office II J.
+. Emirh and " y MURRAY, attorneys
at law. - West broadway, Butte. Mon
tana. the SAM h,3liu the place for IN,
transaction OF ne, business Of said
estate, IN The ,eHtty Of Silver Tow,
State Of Montana
GAY y BROW y. Administrators
Of tn. lssiut II. Lewis Brown,
others ISL known as Robert
l."N i'roWn, deceased
Dated Butte. Muniira this 9th day OF
April. tais
First publication Nrill %. lgiS-4t
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

@FT- No
Estate Of FRAN tb.NGDL. Deceased
Notice Is hrfel s. en- by the under
signed, administered Of the estate Of
Frank Iengol, dec ed. 10 the cred
itors Of and all persons having claims
against the saii at eased. to exhibit
them, with the Necessary vouchers
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this laftfr TO the said ad
ministrator nj .i silver Bow Block.
Butte. Montana Vie same being the
place for the transaction Of the BUSH
ness Of said es'aie IN the County al
Silver Pow. stat q Montana.
EAfMETT LYONS. Administrator
Of the E.sttit Of Frank pcngol,
Deceased
Dated Butte, n rfaiN this 2ith day Of
April. lsis.
T. ]. FOLEY, Attorney for Adm.
3oi silver I'o~ .at k, Butte, Mont
First p%ublicatiof .tfftl 20. ls4s-it
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06

The consumers price index Of the
Rlreau Of Labor Statistics on March
i WAS recorded at i7og. Of the 1895.
- average.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06


Printing Pressmen-lie ets 20 Wed. Of
mo. at Carpenters hall. John Il. Null
llgan, pres 2zvl ~ X; AooIph flch-
a'os' 81 ~ =" Sc
sheep Sh,airrs Nn 49, flat-
mum. laNDr pres.-sec.-treas
fhohe 2-lsf3. DIX ifzz'
Stationary Engineers No. SO OF the I.U.
Of NJ, ii. 4 SW. Meets every Thurs
7:30 nm. office and meeting place
Miners han. FOX IS. John Gilbert.
pres. T. q Grse. vp.. John +
Riley. rec. s. Henry Young. sec
treas
Teachers-N Meet 50 md Bird Wed. 1880
y. m. in Stids Han auditorium Of
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
NOTICE OF SALE TO PAY COSTS
OF STORAGE

First publication April 20. l94s-4t
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUM MONS

No }oIIF
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State ~
Montana. In and FOR the
County ~ silver bow
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06

Plumbers Union Local No. II - Pres.
Albert Camitisch; vice pies, Joseph
Brady: fin. sec. VIM. Honey; rec. sec.
Glenn Myers; treas. Albert Eva.
Meets every Monday at S pm in the
Carpenters hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-30
Our Ha|f-Year|y Sale Of
furniture and Housewares

service! Even though The Hecht Co., Washington will be closed
during Silver will be 10
shop for the hundreds of
Sale Of Furniture and Bring
all week 1905 liberal
the HoIYeor sole And
Silver he'll lesurey
cooled comfort find plenty parking
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
CASE FOR ISSEI CITIZENSHIP
PRESENTED TOSENATE UNIT:
THREE KEY FIGURES TESTIFY

record which the ISSei and Nisei
have established in the United
states was an enviable one and as
serted that there are all kinds of
evidence that these people have met
every qualification for citizenship.
He saw no reason why race alone
should bar an individual from the
privilege of becoming an American.
He turned 10 the war record of
HE Japanese American soldiers as
an example of the AmericamSm
and love of country of this minori-
ty group He also SAID there was
growing public opinion in favor of
granting citizenship to the Issei
and pointed out that a substantial
record has been built up in the
House on the Judd bill. In clos
ng. he urged the subcommittee TO
consider the Importance of the Judd
bill. which has come to assume
greater significance than many real
ize.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
YOtherS Explains
Dry Stand

The stand taken by the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars in opposing mi
tiative 10, the proposed dry" mea-
sure which Washington voters will
face at the polls in November, was
explained today by Robert A. Yo-
Tiers newly elected state command
er.
Yothers said that, it is the be-
lief of the Department of Washing
ton. VFW, that the system of liquor
control now in operation in the
State of Washington has been "con-
spicuously successful in preventing
Bookkeeping, gangsterism, speakea-
sizes. and other evils which existed
before the repeal of Prohibition"
He said that veterans jobs by the
thousands are directly involved il
organized prohibitionists are sue
cessful in promoting the initiative
which would prohibit the sale OF
beer or wine in taverns, restau-
rants. grocery stores and beverage
stores
The WV chief declared that il
the present legal sale of beer ano
, wine by licensed retail outlets i
forbidden, the inevitable result viii
be the springing up of speakeasies
bootleggers and other unlawful ant
undesirable methods of distribution
and illegal consumption of bee
| and wine.
Yothers said that the delegates
to the 1948 state convention of tn,
VIEW held recently in Tacoma
were unanimous in passing reso
luton which condemned this eff
fort to cause a return of Prohibition
conditions ana to curtail persona
liberties.
Yothers urged good citizens ant
believers in temperance and in goo.
government TO work and vot
against Initiative Measure 13."
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
California CTS
Body Returns

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10
The first American soldier dead to
be returned to this country from
Italy have arrived in home terri
tory aboard the U. s. Army trans
port Carol Victory, the Depart
ment of the Army announced to-
day.
The Washington office of the
JACL Anti-Discrimination Com
mittee learns that lone Nisei, Pfc.
Masashi Araki, whose next of kin,
Choemon Araki, resides in Selma,
California, Is among the 5,812 Anne
ricans whose remains were return
ed. Pfc. Araki is one of 1877 he
roes who were shipped home upon
instructions of next of kin residing
in California. He is the first Nisei
killed in the Italian theater to be
returned home. He Is among the
armed forces dead Originally inter-
red at temporary military ceme-
teries at Nettuno and other points
in Italy
In the next few months. hun
dreds of Nisei heroes who gave their
lives in the fierce campaigns in
Italy are expected to be brought
home.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
Japan Outlook
Called Bright

Japan's economic future is grow
ing considerably brighter as a re-
suit of the opening of that country
to tourist travel. r. o. Bullwinkel,
former Seattle resident. stated as
he arrived here today after a four
week tour of the Orient.
Bullwinkel, vice president in
charge of traffic for Northwest Air
lines, said that the first reservations
for the tours, opening on July Is
have already been made through
NWA offices. Both American and
Japanese officials, with whom he
conferred, expressed enthusiasm for
the possibilities of the tourist ira
vel
For the present, tours are ar
ranged on a seven-day basis, COW
ering the historic and scenic Sec
lions of Japan as we'll as its modern
industrial cities. Cost of the toul
is SITS, including hotel, transpor-
tation within Japan. baggage handl.
ing and admission tickets. Reser.
vations can be made at the time
of the purchase of airlines tickle
at Northwest offices. The only
other document required is pass
port, B,illwinkel explained
Growing cargo and passenger
traffic is reflecting business i'm
provement in other Orient ports
the NWA official said. In particu
lar, the Philippines have made al
amazing comeback. Bullwinkel vi
sited Manila. Hong Kong, Shang
hal in addition to Tokyo and othe,
japanese cities.
Mrs. Bulwinkel, also a former re
sident of Seattle, accompanied he
husband on the Far East tour
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
pTA to Discuss
Year PROGRAM

To map out program for the
remainder of the year, the parent
teachers organization of the Broad
way nursery school will meet from
Is pm. next Thursday, July Is, at
the Fuiin Home, 18th and East
Spruce.
Mrs. George Mukai, acting chair
man. will preside at the meeting.
Parents of those who are leaving
the nursery school this fall are es-
pecially asked to be present.
With over $50 children and par
ents present. % nursery school
graduates. Glass of 1913. received
certificates from Mrs. MAY Kata-
wanna. superintendent. t t h e
schools graduation exercises held
on Thursday. July I. at the nursery
school
After a short program by the
nursery school children the Rev
Emery Andrews entertained the
group with a mandolin number and
movie.
The parent teachers organization
wishes to thank Mr.. and Mrs. Ge-
orge Tokuda for their generous do
nation of ice cream.
Mrs. Katayama announced that
orders are now being taken at the
nursery school for the pictures OF
the graduates.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10

Residents of the japanese Anne
rican community will be offered
the unusual opportunity of visiting
four beautiful private lakeshore
gardens at Medina from to 5 pm,
Sunday. July 25. The Young Wo-
mems Christian Association Of Sc
attic has arranged this tour and
proceeds will go toward furthering
the work of the National YWCA in
the United States and IS foreign
countries, according to Mrs. Ken
meth Morford. president.
The gardens visited will include
the Norton Clapps, the Gilbert
SINNERS, the Carl w Pratos and
the Wendell Blacks.
Mrs. Ernest Ballard and Mrs
John r. Bolinger are co-chairmen
in charge of arrangements. Tickets
are 81 each and may be secured al
the central YWCA at Fifth at Sc
neca or at any OF the nelghbOrhoOc
branches. Phone Eliot 1900 foi
further information.
Mrs Clere Alger, ticket chairman
will be assisted by Mrs. John Ora.
ham. Jr Mrs. Robert King anc
Mrs. Harold Vail. Others on thu
committee include Mrs Rex Ali
son. transportation chairman. anC
Miss Jean Black, her assistant Mrs
Paul Suzuki. refreshment chairman
will be assisted by Mrs II H. Sand
erson Mrs. Charles Kimball am
Mrs. Frank c. Williston are il
charge of publicity.
HoStesses will be named later b
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10

Remains of two Americans of
Japanese ancestry from the Pacific
Northwest we're returned to the
United States from Europe aboard
the United States Army transport
Oglethorpe Victory, the United
States Army announced today.
They are Sgt. Max M. Hosoda.
Jr., whose next Of kin is Max M.
Hosoda, ST., RID. 1, Emmett,
Idaho, and Pfc. Mitsuo NJ. fseri,
whose next of kin is Matahichi
M. Iseri, RID. 2, Box SO Ontario,
Greg.
Sgt Hosoda. who was with Com
pany B in the 442nd Infantry Re-
giment, received posthumously the
Distinguished Unit Badge and the
Combat Infantryman Badge.
Pfc. Iseri was in Company D OF
the 442nd Infantry Regiment. He
received posthumously the Purple
Heart, the Distinguished Unit Badge
and the Combat Infantryman
Badge.
Sgt. Hosoda and Pfc Iseri were
among thirty-five soldiers whose
remains were being returned upon
instructions of next of kin resid-
ing in Idaho and Oregon.
Under the program for final
burial of World War II dead, next
of kin may elect to have remains
returned to the United States foi
burial in a private or national &C.
metery, or may request interment
in a permanent American military
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10

WASHINGTON. ID C.. July 10
The case for citizenship for IsSei,
the last major legislative goal OF
the ] a CT Ann-Discrimination
Committee. was presented Wednes-
day for the first time 70 special
Senate subcommittee investigating
the entire immigration system.
Three key figures IN the JACl
ADO citizenship campaign testified
at the opening hearings of The COM
mittee They were Edward j En-
his and Robert NJ. Cullum, chair
man and executive secretary OF
the Committee for Equality in Ma
turalzation. and Mike MaSaoka
national legislative director of the
JACI Ado The Washington JA-
CT Ado office reports that the
subcommittee will hold open hear
ings IN Washington and on the
West Coast for several months. az
ter which 1t viii complete an over
all study of the immigration ques-
ton and will make recommended
tons to the Senate with an eye tC
improving and simplifying the COM
plicated nationality laws
Edward ]. Ennis. as the major
spokesman for the group. inn
pressed upon the Senate investi-
gators that II was important for
the United states. now engaged
in an theological war with the
Soviet Union, to wipe out race as
qualification for citizenship.
He said that such racial restric-
lions no longer have a place In
American life today.
Robert M Cullum, in his testi
mony gave an excellent explanation
of the technical points of the JUDI
bill around which most of tn
hearings conferred The Judd legiS
lation. it was explained fulfils tn
detectives for which the CEN
and the JACL Ado have striver
The immigration formula as final
ly evolved in II. r. 6809 the lates
judd measure. was designed t
meet any contingency. guard agains
loopholes and eliminate any am
biRuity and to keep strictly With
the framework of the National Orr
gins Act
Masaoka speaking for the JAG
ADO ana thousands of alien Japa
nese in this country, said that tn
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
Score of Nisei
Arrives in I. s.

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. July 10
More than 20 Americans of Japa-
neSe ancestry whose homes were in
the Pacific Northwest before the
war recently returned to the United
States from Japan.
Arriving aboard the General Cor
don last June 30 were MaSako Wa
taoka. %. Akira. 10 and Kenneth
Kenji Fuiioka, 49, Taichi Nomi, 81,
Henry Shido. 20 Seattle; Arthur
Sumio NobuyuN. IT. Toshiko. %,
and Yoshiko Yoshida. II. Spokane:
Shizuko Maenaka, %. Caldwell Ida
no: Henry Tsuncso Taniguchi. 25,
Payette, Idaho; Kivoko Wakimoto
| II. Minoru mouye. Ia, Idaho; Mrs
Masako Shimada 25. ontario. Greg
Here on the American President
liner President Cleveland from Yo-
kohama we're Suzuye Wakano (Se-
attleJ San Jose, Calf; DR. Aiko Ko-
DANA. Akira Nakashima, Seattle;
Masayoshi Kubo, Pocatello, Idaho;
Goro. Takuii and Akira Sato. Ida
no Falls. Idaho: Minoru Shikashio.
Firth. Idaho; Akira Horiuchi. En-
NETT, idaho; Kimiye Murahashi.
Portland. Greg: Fumiko TAM Csc
attle). Chicago
Atsumi Kawaguchi, one of the
Nisei passengers, is visiting her
brother in San Francisco She
plans 10 enter the University of
Washington in Seattle this fall She
has been employed by occupation
forces and recently was awarded a
scholarship to continue studies in
child psychology,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
Chi JACL States
Splash Party

CHICAGO, Ill, July 10 - The
public is invited TO attend the years
first splash party to be sponsor
ed by the Chicago JACL chapters
social committee on Saturday,
July "a, in the North Avenue
YMCA, 1903 N. Larrabee. Swim
ming and dancing will be from
$3.50 pm. to IL midnight. The adj
mission fee will be seventy-five
cents for non-members and fifty
cents for members
The Chi JACL unit also has
scheduled an all-day outing for
Sunday, Aug Is, at fremont Sand
dunes in Indiana. Interested per-
sons are urged to contact the JA-
CT group by mail or by phone
Franklin 8840 Early contact, i
was understood would help the
transportation committee in char.
tering the correct number of busses
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
4 Letters Arrive
From Japan

Three letters addressed to Mrs.
Ttsuko Kato, 1903 Washington St,
Seattle have been received by THE
NORTHWEST TIMES from Iwao
Miyahara. Nihonmachi. Hiroshima,
Japan.
Another letter-this one to A..
Iwami. also of 1903 Washington
St, Seattle-is also now in THE
NORTHWEST TIMES office. Mr.
wants letter is from o. Yoshioka,
Kusatsu Honmachi. Hiroshima CT
V. Japan.
Both Mrs. Kato and Mr. Iwami
may claim their letters upon pro-
per identification at THE NORTH
WEST TIMES office, 304 Main st.
Seattle
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-07-10
Alumni Prepare
For Picnic

A feature of the University OF
washington japanese Alumni AS
sociations picnic on Sunday, July
25. at Beaver Lake will be a soft
ball game between the alumni
members and the June graduates
il was announced today by general
chairman George Tokuda.
Besides the ball game n7ro NiShl-
mura. Ed Natori and Raymond Sa-
saki of the games committee also
have made arrangements for other
recrea ton. it was understood.
STANLEY Karikomi will take charge
Of transportation details.