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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-25

president OF the Hsnnepin county
Clio Council. gave his views on
"Lab0r's Stake in Public Educa-
ton"
William SeAbrOn told the meet
ing, III public education 10 the
Systematic training Of the moral
and intellectual faculties Of the
entire community II could we'll be
the means Of Graduating the i'm
agincd lines that divide Us into
many groups and could weld us
into a strong cooperative demo-
cratic community.
He added, "a constructive pro-
gram Of planned public education.
designed TO promote an tntsrcul.
tural appreciation for the back.
ground and contributions Of all
groups in the community and to
teach the dignity and worth Of
the individual, can be n tremen-
dous influence toward the dis
polling Of the misinformation and
ignorance that are the basis of
many OF our supposed differences.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
@erjlide 8itte eines
oeutiden Miiiionars

Sn elmer firdlib bIiibenoen, aber
armen, gut fotboliIden Enlargement.
De in Paraguab, Sib.Mmerita, feblt
oringeno elm gan5 beIheioenes &irh.
lein. ga es iid burdpeg um Grmite
Sanebep0lferung banoelt (es lino ou.
Ber YaraguaDern aud beuti6e, poIni.
Idle, ruliilde uno anoere quite &atbo.
lifen porbanoen), nir6 INN Die aiitiae
Wfitbilfe Der 10 oft betpGbrten fatboli.
aus Den Ser. Stoaten gebeten. eesebe
= au6 Die aaerfleinite = @abe, bie
in einem geDobnlihen 8riefe auf mel.
ihen @laubensbriiber uno .ifmeItern
ne ooae 8erantportung geianot tper.
ben tann, nimmt Der unter5eihnete
oeutlhe Nater oanfeno e1tgeaen.
auittung miro iofort erteilt. Stir Die
eolen Jrellnoe un6 Conner Der ae.
planten Sl.-areu5-@irhe tpiro morlat.
lid Der Segen elmer beiIigen Welle
anfgeopfert. @iitige @aben un6 gu.
i6riften m0gen Sic bite ridten an:
&en. Sabre, Don Sole &reuffer, S.
I.D.. @oroneI Boaabo (Horoguab),
South Imerica.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

Gieles @ode,,blatt eriheint leit
Dem Sabre 1873 reeelm1Big ieoen
Salnstag u,,b miro beransgegeben
gum 8eiten bes 96pitIi6en &oIle-
gium Sofepbin,im in 8ortbinetort
Ohio, oeiien 31ped bic Seranbilbune
ipiiroieer 8rieiter5oglinse fiir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. Gieie 9lnltalt lit
bo,,ptiddlih oneeipieien ollf Die Gin
finite bieles 8lattes unb ole @elhen=
fe ieiner 2eier.
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ucrcinsftacl,r cl,riei,tcn

ct. Saul, Mainn. ant bor-
lesten Donnerstog fano IN ct. NutI
cine geneininme 8erionu1Ilng Der
@Tefaitihbeantten oes Ratboliid]en
Central -Nereins BON Win,eioto nro
6es @ntbpIifben 6rnuenbttnoes bon
Winneiota nit 8ertretern bes 2ofnl-
Seitausihuiies fiir 6ie beurige Sab
resberiunlrnlufg in GaribouH itntt.
8eihloiien ipiirbe, Dns Eogaings-
|progra1tll pie in friiberen sSnbrest
|burh3lifiibrensD Dos @eneraItbema Der
gerianunllng lit: Die grneneraing
Der driIHiden 5amilie: 0ordusieb-
lng Der d)riitlihen @eieIllhdftser-
|nei,erling". gr0ffnet ipiro Die Gagung
nit ei1le1r feierlihen 8ontififdlarnt
|am Sonntagmorgen, 25. September.
am Sonntognotbntittng lit Geitparnoe
nit acknowledgement Maiienperianlnl-
lung Inn Jreien. Nnb BegriiBung Der
Seltberfunntlung o1lrh Den IofaIen
5eitprdli6enten. Den bo1tp. Yfurrer
|Slhann lrnb Den Biirgernietiter BON
Jdribault bolt Central -Gereins- -Br1=
|iioent Dr. 9ier1ep oie groffnungsan-
iprabe iiber bns Gbelna: Central
8erein iuno driitlide SarniIie". gs
|folgt cine ipeitere Mniprahe iiber Die
Sroge Der S1lgenoeraiebung iltnerbolb
Der syamilie.
Nad Der Geitperinninliasg ft1toen
acknowledgment nno GeloIutions=
e-8eridnunIlinge1 oes Central
8ereins uno 6ranenbutbes itatt. Ma1
Wfonfagrnorgen hirn iieben l1br lit
|feierlihes &of)amt nit genteitIhaft-
|Iiher @ommunion Der Delegaten. I'm
neun ubr beginner Die @eI61ftsner-
Ianrnllntgen. Der Central -8erein
miro borausiibtlih in Der nnben
er5-Seiu-6alle. Der Srauerbl,rpo in
Der ct. 2atprence-Sale tagen. Mon-
togabenb lit gen1einiante 8eriamrn-
lung beiber gerb1noe. uno Ginfiih-
riltg Der nenet 8eGnfen.
am 9ienstog, 81. September, inudy
elnent fe1erllf)en Jtequlem fifr Die berv
itorbenen Mitglieoer b1It Ole autboIi-
ihe llnteritiituiigs -@eielihaft BON
Minneiota ibre sSSabresberianrlrlung
ab.
Beidloiien muroe, ben bodap'iteH
Srn. @r5biid1ofs Wurrap ioipie i1ntti
lide 8iid0fe Der &irdenpropii,5 ct.
Saul 5u Der gagune ein5uIaben. Oes-
gleihen Dur6e beihloiier, eiften Ser
treter Der Central Sfeae oes Central
8ereins in ct. 2ouis eir5uIaoen, iib
an Der Eaguttg aii beteiligen lino BEL
Der @eihdftsDerlannnlitng nan Waon-
tng Elm @eferat iiber Die 91tigfeit Der
Central -5telle iino 6as neitere 8ro-
grnmnt bes Central -8ereitts 5u bal
ten:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
Mmd) @eisiGder bernrteilt

Die geiirnberger Hroaeife iinb am
ID. Npril nit Der Gerlrteill,ng elmer
an3obI bober 8ean1ter Der Central
bebor6ei Der @itler- 3eit n,to einiger
S5-Siibrer a,i gnbe gegangen. Otto
WfeiBner, Der es nr1ter ebert gum
Staatsiefret1r beim gfeihspr1ii1en-
ten bradte, tpuroe freiseiprohen, neil
er rnter 9itler nlr cine @ptenrolle
geipielt babe. Ils Derb1ltnismdBig
ltntergeoronet tpnrbe aud Otto bon
Grbmannsoorf freigeiprohen. Sir
oen 8eian6ten beim 8atifan garon
bon Wei5idder batten iih biele Stim-
men erboben, nnb aus Dem Eager Ser
guiierten. Or ipurbe trotoen1 5u iie-
ben Sabren Derurteilt. Be5ei1nen6 lit
es, Dob Die gerurteilirng in brei5ehr
bon neltn5ebn 5dlen nit 5ipei gegen
eine Stimme erfolgte. Hibter 2eon
Us. Botpers, Der Die obtpeihen6e Wei-
mittg pertrat, ipanbte iif) gegen bic
Sbeorie, oab 6ie &enntnis bon Ser
brefen sur Shnlo merbe, tpenn Der
8eamte tros oieier aennttis bem 3e-
girne tpeiter oiere.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

Senbe .biermit $50 our 6reiitene
= cine 8abe, ole i6 in eirlern MnIie-
gen perlpro6en batte. Danf @ott uno
Der slaerleligitem Sllngfrm, bin i6
erbort tpor6e,l.
2elerin, Minn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23


Sipnr SAILS, g. Dat. @eitorben
lit Der bodyD'ite &r. Wlgr. S. g. @ra-
big, Dierlllt0adt5ig Sabre olt, ieit elm
i1iro5puf3ig SSnbren Bfarrer Der ct.
9nipreitce-8 8emeinoe In WHbnnf. or
mar felt mebr aIs fiinf5ig Snbren
Yrieiter 1in6 mar Biz 5ilett i'm Mnlte
tdtig, big er am s. Mpril bon feiner
Iesten &rnnfbeit ereiIt ip,tr6e. Die
feierlihen Greqliien erfoIgten bente
111orgen (Donnerstag) IN Meilborlf.
Das YontifitnIrequien belt Der
bohtp'ite Sr. 8iifof 8raoD unter Mi-
fnten3 adBreiAer Hrieiter aus Der en-.
9eren irJb sDeiteren llnt9ebuli9, bar.
,Hter alb ntebrere niss ben bennh-
burfen Di05eIen. RIP.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
aHat-8ripr

ct. Saul, Winn. Gie Hl1ne
fir cine tpiiroige religioie Mai-Jeier
in ST. Haail unb DfinneapoIis am
Son1ltagnadt1ittng, 1. Mai, geben
ibrer gollenbung entgegen uno allge-
n1ein er1partet man cine recbt rege
9eilnabne Der @enleinben nno Ser
cine bon ct, Saul l1to WinneapoIis
loipie BON ben SrtIdaftet per naberen
nmgebilng. s.
gs 'barloelt iid babel INN einen &C.
BETS ilnb 8eibetag, I'M 8ege1iak at
Den &foeno1ltrationen Der &oul-
nuiniiten uno 6eren Mitl1ufer. .3ped
Der 8eranItaltung lit, sic &atboIifen
5it fannleln 5l Bittgebeten an ole
Muttergottes CUR Gettung bes OItens
aus ben !Sa,toen bes otbeiitiihen &om-
nrll1ismus uno CUR 8efebrung bes
Beltens 5u edtem friltliden 9enfen
un6, Seebensipai16el. ~
@eplntlt lit cine @eibelhuroe in Ser
ct, Slafs-&irde III Minneapolis itml
orei lbr nodntittogs llrb gleidaeitig
cine Weibeitli1loe in Der ct. NuiiIs-
&atbeorale. Die ct. 9auler Seier be-
ginnt ie6oh bereits Inn 2 llbr 80 nit
einer feierlihen Hoienfran5Bro5ei-
Iion bon Weitern at1o Slrnrmit Mbe.
bis 5u Der ettpa iebs 8lods entfern-
ten &atbeoraIe, no ser eigentIihe
@ottesoieuit auf 3 llbr 80 angelebt
lit. S1 Der Hro5eiiion, al tpelder ge-
gen ie6stallIenb 9eilnebmer ertpar-
tet ueroen, iperoen Die 5tnoenten Ser
fatboliiden &ohi1uIen un1 8ertre-
ter Iamtliher 2aienorganiintionen,
nod @eneinben georbnet, narifie-
rem. 5eitnariban lit Sr. 6ranf &es-
,ieder.
Die Iufltealng Der Bro5eiiion be-
!ginnt bereits UNI 5tpei nbr, llno 34par
in, Der 2aurel Apenue 0itlih Der
Weitern. I'm bie prompte Sronung
oes 5eit5nges gu ermoglihell, tperben
an oen 8ai.men Der ltneeblrtg S1n-
lUSI uAlHCIiCul lltti UGH JeuHlctl UtI
ein5elnen @en1einoen, Sdulabor6-
|nungelt uiip.
Den @brenplas in bem Seit5ltg miro
eine Statue Il. 8. 6rali bon Jatinn
einnebnen, ilntgeben BON elmer aus
8ertretern Derihiebener 8oIfer ,sn6
8alien 5i.lammengeiesten gbrengar-
be. lin alien Eeilnebmern @eIegenbeit
5u geben, oe1l @ottes6ienit IN Der &a-
tbeorale nlitan5iboren, aud ,penn 0as
|gerdunlige @ottesbaiis nidt ule 8e-
iuber faiien fann, tpip6 Ser @ottes-
oienit burd 2autlpreber aud nad
ben Serraiien Dor Ser autbeounle
iibertragen mer6en.
Setter oes ausi6uiies lit Ser bod1p.
Sr. Nidar0 &. Dobertp bont, ct.
8niiler Senli1lnr. Sin bent MnsihuB
|iii1b u. a. bertreten Der Weinuleiota' 'er
Central -8erein, RatboIii1e Inter-
itiisnngs- -@eienidnft, RatboIifher
Jraasenblu,0 BON Wei1neipta. SoID
Name-8ereine, sSuilgfrouen-G -GoonIi-
tat, &nigbts Of Columbus, &ntboIi-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
ct. Saul, Ninn. = 8ortbinston, o.,
Samstas, %. April 1949.


Sonntas, "A. April: Beiker Sunn'
tag. = gpangeIium: Selus
fo,rrnlt bel perihloiienen Siire,1
(Sob. 2O).
Wontag, 25. Mpril: Marfus. oa
9ienstag. 26. april: Gletls urlo
0tarcellir.
geitt1poh, 27. april: 9etrus Goni-
ii1ls,
Gonnerstng, %. slpril: Saul bonn
&reu5e.
ssreitag, 20. spriI: Hobert. -
Snmstag, so. slpril: &otbarina bon
elena.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

Selbe eirlen 9ollnr 5u gbren bes
aaerbeiliglten Ser5ens Seiu, oes Ser
5ens Wearid unb bes fl. Soiepb fir
Die grboru1rg elmer 8itte.
9v*- 8. S., @is.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

CHARLES =. NEDMANN
Cos $. Monroe Ave-. Columbus S, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
SOocsau5eige1l

Jraa Senrietta Sulsmann, seltor-
ben ONT "a. War5 IN @oobbapeu, g.
y. Sic binterlaBt ibren @atten q. s.
9ol5mann, bier Sobne, fiinf So6ter,
5molf @nfel ln5 cine Sbpeiter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
zmifd,sn Krirg u. 3rir1rn
(Gortfetnna bon Geste u

4 f
5ipar ilair relatip tpenige, oafiir aber
geraoe Die gr0Bten ,ifto fir Die neiit-
ife Birtidoft ipidtigIten Betriebe
Glsgenonnnen tporben iirtb, iDie bei-
ipielsmeiie elm &refeIber Stablmerf,
oas 5tDar nur eilten eerirgen 8rlih-
tell Der oeutihen Stnbler3eugl1lg re-
prdlentiert, aber ons einaige beiitihe
@6elitablaperf iiberbaupt lit. 8ittere
oel,tffe &ontnenture bot oie Mmfreht-
erbaltln,g Don HrobliftionsDerb
peranlnBt, Die nnter gar feinem dn-
itdnSigeren @eiidtspilnft aIs ben1 fo-
Observation-Disclosures nIiierter sSf,ter-
elien iiberbaupt peritdn0lif iiiro, mie
3. 9. 6as Gerbot Der gr5eiigling ipn-
thetiiden W1fnrnis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

fde Goriter, iantIihe totboliihe Sigh
5hooIs iiito Colleges, ser ysetbmn,t
Club Der StontsuriberiitGt Wtinnelos
ia, Serra Club nftp. uIip.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
Tre;ftele 81 Gbreu oes
bl. &Dnrao

Previously credited. So, ,622. so
Rev. AlumnuS, Crawford,
Neb. ................... 500
Mrs. Grace Lehner, Ridge
field, Wash. 500
A. II. Siedlow, st. Paul,
MINI. ZOO
Edward Quinn, Maryknoll,
NY. 100
Olive w. Healy, Providence,
RI. .................... 100
Peter Sauer, st. Cloud,
MINI. LOO
Total. ................... So, $40. so
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

2ieber 2efer!
Senoe ben ,Obio.@ @aifenfremnb' bel.
men an9ebSrisem in DentidjIaab.
Sreis: $3.50 r-e Satr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
Stiurllje DeS TDlfeS
far bas SDiepbiunnl

Gor fltr5en nahte i6 elm Geripre-
den 1lnb balo barauf .plroe meine
8itte erbort. Sd lenoe eirten Collar
5ur laufenben Sreiltelle.
so. g., isis.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-06
Fl Hara to be Reinforced April 9
Al Veterans Plot in WaShelli

ia Ben Kein Hara. son of Mr.
ana Mrs Seiichi Hara. 1882 18th
Ave So. who died in the service
of the U. s. Army on October D
l945 IN Tokyo, Japan, will be re-
Inferred tins Saturday, April 9, N
re Veterans Plot in Washell
RIOS ~ will be said for IA Hara
IN e IN. on Friday April s, in
he Hara residence. Requiem mass
VII b. said at our Lazy queen of
Martyrs Church JMaryknolN. nth
~ Fla i Jefferson, from Q am
aturday. followed by a burial at
Voehclh
Pallbearers will be Jack Uchida
I'm KoDayaShi. Thomas Sasaki
mia Nehmma, Robert Handa,
TIA Sakamc,o. NAbuichi Tanaka
nj Hide fioshide.
The Nsc. war dead was born on
\. uSt p 1923 in Seattle. He was
duated by Franklin high school
II l94l and was attending Seattle
College, ma ioring in civil engin-
celiug. Inducted into the army on
Nov. II. 1912. he was one of the
iirs volunteers to leave Hunt, Idaho.
for the Army language school at
Camp Savage
IA Hara took infantry training
at Camp Shelby with The 442nd
Combat Team before being assigned
o overseas duty in the Pacific thea
IRE of operations. He has served IL
Australia, New Guinea and Philip
ines before being sent to Tokyo
Japan to be attached to CO. sec
ion. Advanced Echelon, CHIC
He has been awarded the Asiatic-
Pacific ribbon with 2 Presidential
unit citations for New Guinea cam
paign and Philippine liberation. and
he Good Conduct Medal.
Survivors include bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Seiichi Hara, brother
Norio Rev of Ontario, Greg, and
sister, Amy Yoshi. OF Seattle.
Funeral arrangements will be in
charge of Butterworth Mortuary
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-06
Evacuation Claims Queries, Replies

partly furnished for $500 per year.
When we returned in September
1945 we were obliged to rent our
own house for S35 per month
until March 1916 at which time
the lease expired. In l941 We
cleared $500 on The fruits In 1915
We cleared $500 on the fruits AMI
in 19a7 we cleared $4,000 on the
fruits. Am I justified in making
claim for the difference be-
tween the $500 PEI year rent and
the $500 which / feel we would
have averaged between the $500
per year rent and the $1,000 which
I feel we would have averaged
had we taken care of it? Can ]
make claim on the value of the
rent from the house?
A You may claim the difference
between the fair rental value OF
your orchards and house and the
$500 per year which you received
for the period in which you did
not occupy the house. For the per-
iod in which you occupied the house
at $500 a month whether you had
loss, or a gain to be deducted
from the amount of your loss fol-
the period you were out Of the house
Continued on Page Two
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-06

we'd in Spokane a year ago TO be
with his father. He is a part-time
student at Lewis and Clark high
echool there. The elder Toba was a
Seattle resident Tor 20 years before
moving to Spokane.
Toba also will visit his ailing
mother. Mrs Yasu Toba, 81, who
r sids toge her With TOBIAS wife
and sons. in Okayamaken on Hon
shu island
Northwest AirlineS short Great
Circle route will allow japanese al
most the entire allotted period for
visiting. Flying time over the route
from Seattle to Tokyo is less than
% hours.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-06
Ex-SeattIeite, Now Spokane Farmer
Heads for Japan via AirpIane
By MARY KARABAICH

A dream Of fourteen years has
cone true for Kazuo Toba Spokane
truck farmer and former Settle re-
sident
Ioba, who flew from Seattle yes
terday Tuesday, over Northwest
Airlines Great Circle route to To-
kHC. probably is the first japanese
10 visit his family in that country
since pre- Pearl H5rbol days He was
the frs to win approval from the
u. s occupation government in
Janan fcl reunion with his family
under The Army's new 60-day visit
ing period fer United States Japan
csc.
Tho happy lettuce farmer has not
seen lis wife and two of his Ameli
can-bo,n sons since 1885, when the
entire Toba family visited Japan
Tho illness Of one Of TOBIAS sons
during that visit fol ced Mrs Toba
to remain in japan and resulted in
The expiration of her permit for re-
enIry INTO the United States. Toba
was unable to communicate with
mis- wife for six years, prior to and
dWno the war
Travellers to japan under the 60
cay program are required to bring
THEW own food or to purchase it
Though Army Overseas Supply
Stores upon arrival in that country.
Foucing facilities must be provided
curing he entire stay by relatives
u jap n
ScGitle-born TED Toba. &c, and
ShrC. "a were forced to serve with
japanese forces during the war.
therefore losing then American cit
izcnship. A third son, Paul, 90 arri-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-06

I'D. note: This is the twenty
second Of series of questions and
answers on the evacuation claims
- prepar by Edward J. En-
n'> lACL Dissemination
t0r mIitrP special counsel, ard
I as b. the Washington Of
ia. ol the JACL Ado as a pub
lie s,tvicc. This series is based
q" triual questions asked Of this
ulIir
ANY r,aGer who mas general
uursi'Urs relating to the law 1T
- or 70 nraccduraI matters Is
Invit q Ia address a letter with a
SItrp,d sell addressed return
e. iDp. 10 The Washington Of
f, WI Anti DISCRIMINATION
..ninIitcc, fyacuatIon Claims
: ton 500 Fifth Street North
cast, Washington 2, ID. {. Cues
Il - 81 general interest may Of
p Odnccd in this series without
p rsOnll Identification
mo questions invovIng the lc-
g. ItN or value OF specific claims
II be LnSwcred.J
|. Q. In 1912 we were forced
t. lease our property consisting
Of 5 acres of fruit and a house
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-06
KaWaSaki Back
From Japan after
2-MOnth Survey

Recent returnee from Japan. was
Tolllyo hi "Corky" KawaS1ki for
melly of Seattle but now of Chicago
Kawa aki. a staff member Of the
Amc rican Friends Service Commit
te as well as Licensed Agencies
for Relief in Asia. went on a two
NJ. nth survey of the work and dis-
trbu,icn methods oi LARA which
is tho overall relief agency though
which all relief in Japan is distri-
buted.
During his stay here. Kawasak
spoke to various Issei groups in his
Report on the work of LARA in
Japan"
His present home is at 43l0 South
Berkeley Ave, Chicago. I'll.
While in Seattle, he was guest
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Seko
$40 HiaWatha Place
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-06

Brig. Gen. Fenton S Jacobs. COM
handing general of the Seattle
Port Of Fmbarkation. who heads
the Army's part in Army Day act
ivities for the city of Seattle, urges
all residents of this area to spend
April Q with the Army. At | pm,
following q parade. both the Seattle
Port of Embarkation and Fort Law
ton will be open to the public with
free shuttle buses running between
the two installations every half
hour. General Jacobs said there is
ample parking space along South
Alaskan Way near the Port and at
Fort Lawton
Light lunches can be purchased
at the Port cafeteria. and ut Fort
Lawton an army meal will be ser
yea ~ the puUiC b'aNV'H p'h'
and pm. in mess hail number
one for thirty-five cents.
The parade, according to the par
AIDES Grand Marshal Maj. Gen. w.
r. Carroll of the Washington Nat
ional Guard. will consist of at least
five bands, troops from the Seattle
Port of Fmbarkation, Fort Lawton,
Fort Worden. Naval personnel from
the Thirteenth Naval District, units
from the Washington National
Guard. the Washington Organized
Reserve Corps the University of
Washington, Spanish American War
Veterans. Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion. Disabled Veterans
Order of the Purple Heart Marine
Corps League. and Catholic War
Veterans. Also included in the par
AIDE will be amphibious ducks from
the Second Engineer Brigade at
Fort Worden and various mocha -
nized Army equipment.
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More than 500 troops from Fort
Worden participating in the parade
will arrive in Seattle April 8 aboard
the 21O foot FS oil in two separate
trips. The troops will debark at
Pier OF where they will be housed.
Following the Army Day parade they
will return to Fort Worden.
At the head of the parade will
he the Grand Marshall Mayor
william Devin: George Eastman,
Chief of Police; 1.-THE Seattle Police
drill team and motorcycle escort;
a high school band; Gold Star
Mothers: members Of the Barbcd
Wire Club Congressional Medal
of Homer winners william Horton
and John u. Hawk. IF health per-
mits, Hiram Gale. Washington's
only surviving Calf, VIII he
with this group.
The last section of the parade
will feature the Seattle Bagpipe
Band. the King County Sheriff's
mounted posse, and state police cars
and floats. General Carroll estima-
ties the parade will be mile and
a half long.
Open house at the Seattle Port of
Embarkation will feature guided
tours through the recently modern
lied u. S Army Transport Freder-
eek Funston, loading demonstra-
ton on cargo vessel and free
ieeD rides for the children. Other
activities At the Port will include
a deep sea diving demonstration
display of giant cranes, fire boat
drill, and display of highway
transportation and material hand
ling equipment. Army films will b.
shown in Pier 80 The mortuarV
and the Chaplain'S division will be
open for inspection.
Also taking place at the Seattle
Port of EmharkatiOn April . will
he a special sightseeing cruise
i'm Puget Sound in the Ports $780,
foot training vessel. FS-21O, by
some so leading high school journ-
alistS. The tour has been arranged
by the Army Recruiting Service
IN Seattle.
At Fort Lawton visitors Will be
aiken on complete tour of the
post Sixteen Army subjects, rang
ing from ordnance 20 finance, will
be explained in a county fair type
Of exhibit at The Post gymnasium.
demonstrat on the 213-foot
long land chip" will be put on by
a port company training for future
duty at Whittier. Alaska
Highlighting Fort Lawton's pro-
gram will be a water show and
beach landing of a dozen amphibi-
Gus craft from the Second Engin-
Ger Brigade, Fort Worden.
In addition visitors at Fort Law
ton will be able to witness a formal
guard mount. hear the Seattle Port
of Embarkation band. attend open
house festivities at both the WAC
and Security detachmenis. and in
spect helicopter on the parade
grounds. Fort BaWton's Observance
of Army Day will continue until
Sunday afternoon when the public
is invited to view rifle and pistol
matches
Souvenir programs containing
Il schedule Of open house events
will he distributed to visitors ut
both the Port and al Fort Lawton.
To assist with the Army Day Oh
scrvance in Portland, the Seattle
Port Of Embarka'ion Will use is
transport sgt Sylvester Antolak -
earrv 8a5 Fort Lewis Second DiVi-
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In Spokane

SPOKANE. Wash, April 6-Pvt.
Gordon Goro Ynmaura. formerly of
Seat le. was buried in the Riverside
cen etery on Saturday April 2. with
tho Rev Goto of the Methodist
church reading the final rites.
Private Yamaura was returned
recently to the United states from
temporary military cemetery IN
Italy,
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ARMY DAY IN OUR CITY
TO BE SATURDAY. APRIL 9;
MILITARY DISPLAY BOOKED
Open House at Local Port of Embarl<ation.
Fort Lawton Featured on Days Program;
Rife, Pistol Matches Slated Sunday

parade downtown Seattle at 1t am saturday
April Embarkaon and Fort
LAYTON beginning pm hghigh Seattes biggest
An obScrvances
Though is is being observed in
the eight western comprising the
following Saturday allow public participation