davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
Einkonlnlen der U.S..
Bevoe|kerung stark gefaiIen
Ernevse Forderuns, doss Avssoben einsesehroen'<'
werden muessen.

oenten su fiirsen. Sc iei nun Qebo.
ten. aui Sieblin9splGne sl persid,.
ten umo Die MusNaben fir bie Streit.
frGfte lmb Die Muslonbsbilfe 10 ,peit
einsuicbrGnfen. ooB 9lmerifa aab.
lllnNsfGbia hleiben fam"
Martin gab oeiie GrflGrlna ah.
nahnem Senlpfraten uno Hepubli=
faner fir Die Gmpfebllna Der &irt'
itboftsfcmnliiiion oes YrGiioentel,
ein1etreten maren, Die 9lusaahen Der
Reaieruna einsuilt)rGnfen. Sn ibrem
lebtcn hisber niht per0ffcntlihtne
geridt iiber bic mirtihaftlid)e 9ooe
hcs 9anpes ipll bic &ommiiiion err
fldrt bahen, es lei beiier, Die Aus.
aahen III tiirsen, als Die Steuern be-
trdhtlih III erbDben.
Senator @epr9e. Sem., @a..
nabm ebenfalls it, elmer Yreiieton-
ferens oa,u Stelluna mo iaate
@enn bas ginfpmmen Der Hatipn
fdllt. neil bic @irtid)aft slrriifoebt.
Damn lit es rciner llniinn, Die fin
fenoe @irtihaft nit nod mebr Stell=
ern su belalten. llniere ein,ioe Soft
nllna lieat in Ser 9eihneiouna Der
9lusaahen."
Scnatpr S. 6onaro Mc@ratb,
Der Sanoesppriitcnbe Der oenofrati=
ithen Eartei. iuate: SD aeb0re al
Den Sellten. Die alauhen. oaB ,pem,
man einen slrst au State siebt, man
Il bald) an bds halten iollte, mas
er la1t."
Ser repubIifaniicbe ,siibrer inn
!0alIs, Martin. Maii., ItelIte Die
,Sroge: ~&iro oieicr Seridt Dem
Tolf porentboIten, neil er fir cine
Steuerpplitif eintritt. tpie lie bic
Hcpublifoner i'm so. mo 81. Som
9reB pcrlongl baben? &ir fiimpfen
beute Qe9en Die 9eflation, uno nirbt
mebr aeaen cine Snflation, uno Cen.
flna Der Steuern uno mebr Nrbeits-
ltellen iollten unierer Saupt,iele
pin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
Der Berliner freut sich auf
Aenderung in der Ernaehrung
Er erhoft Won B'oekodeovfhebvns Elm ertroeseheres
leben.

Berlin. = 9ebt tpobl. ibr meri=
faniiden 9iiffeI in 8iidien! Sie
gcrlincr polIen enolid, luieoer elm
ebtes lmo frii.tes geefiteuf la
tartar eiim. Sebt luobl, ibr aetrodne.
ten 9artoffeln in ieDer ;Sorm; in
ytieoeriahien aibt es nod 10 piele
1rilhe &artoffeln. Die iicb oanuc,
oranaen, in Berlin persehrt su lper.
Den. Sabei lit ,u beoenfcn, ouB hci
Den aeacnpGrtiaen gsuherpreiien
ipabrid,einlih ouh Die Sit,one uui
lbren 8ortpfTeln uno aui ibren
Shnaps iisen bleiben lpiro. Wan
miro iebt nah Slofuoe=Gnoe eine
Silte Don Den Sinaen auiiteQcn, Dn
man nid)t nnebr au ieben piinii,t.
uno Don Den @egenltGnben, Die u,un
enolih mieoer ieben rIllhte. Sie
Herlincr ncbmen nit @eionbcrcr
&nnne Don Den Strpmiperritlinoen
slblf)ieb. Sie Nuusfruutn pullen
lbre ,Srilblinasfleioer natbn1ittuas
INN 4 llbr. nibt mcbr narbts INN 4
llbr pldtten. Sic ipullen audi nid,i
Inebr al icOem Muruen inuitlirD ulli
Den Stronl. lmo 8as,GbIcr ibuuen.
liio ldlpieriae n!atbelnatiihe Vered,
nlllaen iiber bic &ontinaente onitel.
len. &enn es dllh npd) niti)t itGnnia
fliebelloes iparmes @aiier acbcn
fam, 10 bOffen ooh tauienoe bon
gerIincrn, oaR mad, 10 pieIen Sab
rrn enolih bic 3entralbei;unoen
ipicoer funftiunicrcn nerocn. pul
nllcn aber beitebt bic 6uifnlna. ooS
bic Verliner enoli(t) mieoer einmoi
baoen fonnen: inn ySinter in Der
yaoclpanne umo i'm CONNER in ocll
Seen. 6a es biz ebt an &oblen febl.
te. um bic @elpGlier bafterienfrei
au balten.
las lit 9eipiB: Die Muibehuno
Der 0lofabe brad,tc ei,l aroRcs Mui.
atInen in aans Berlin. I'm ocn emit
fpeilen nod getrennten Seftureu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

' Die Wolken bestehen, vie der
Nebel, aus grossen Anhaeufun-
gen Won kleinen Wassertroepf-
chen, die sich freischwebend in
der Lufthuelle halten, bezw.
Won dem aufsteigenden Luft-
strom gehalten werden. In sehr
grossen Hoehen koennen die
Wolken auch aus feinen Eiskri-
stallen bestehen In waermeren
Luftschichten verwandeln sich
die Wolken in Wasserdampf und
verschwinden. Da man je mach
der Beschaffenheit und Form
der Wolkenbildungen Schluesse
auf die jeweilige Wetterlage
ziehen kann, sollen die Haupt-
Wolkenformen kurz beschrieben
werden.
l. Die FederwOlken ais die
hoechstliegenden Wolken, sind
weisse, federige, zarte, oft in
lange Streifen auslaufende VOL
kenbildungen in etwa 5000 bis
$4,000 Yards Hoehe. Sic sind
meistens ais vorboten schlech-
ten Wetters anzusehen.
2. Die SchaefchenwOlken, ais
kleine weisse Baellchen, her.
denweise angeordnet, liegen in
etwa 1000 bis 5000 Yards
Hoehe. Sic sind meist ais die
Vorboten schlechten Wetters
anzusehen.
3. Die HaufenWOlken liegen
in elmer Hoehe Won 1900 bis
1000 Yards, bilden dichte Had.
fen nit kuppelfoermigen Clip
feln, die cine Hoehe Won 500
600 Yards gretchen. Sic ent-
stehen vorwiegend i'm Sommer
bel starker Sonneneinstrahlung.
Es sind die Schoenwetterwol-
ken, die sich gewoehnlich um
die Mittagszeit bilden und &c.
gen Abend wieder verschwin-
den.
4. Die Gewitterwolken entste-
hen bel ploetzlichem Einbruch
kalter Luft in Warmluft. Sic
sind gekennzeichnet durch star.
ke Aufwaertsbewegung und ra-
schen Richtungswechsel.
S. Die Schichtwolken bilden
Elm gleichmaessiges, vorwiegend
graues, sehr maessiges Wolken
lager, das den Himmel ganz be-
deckt, ohne dass es regnet Sic
liegen zwischen 800 und 1900
Yards Hoehe. sind vorwiegend
i'm Winter vorhanden und bill.
den sich meist in den Nacht.
und Morgenstunden.
6. Die RegenwOlken sind
dichte formlose Wolken NIT zer.
riSsenen Raendern. aus welchen
der Regen faellt
Z. Der Nehel list je mach der
Entstehung in seiner Hoehen-
ausdehnung sehr verschieden
Seine Entstehung haengt NIT
der Abkuehlung der untere
Luftschichten zusammen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
ceschichte der
koeIner bruecken
Die EnttrUemmerUnq des
Strombettes wird fort.
gesetzt.

&oln. - MIs bic 9lmerifaner in
&oln einriidten. la0en iGmtli,t!
fiinf 8riifen NIT ibren rllnh 10000
9nnnen Stobl i'm @aiier. Somll
botte &Gln ieiner Gbarofter ais
.Stont Der Hriifcn" porerlt pcrlo.
rcn llno nor ols @ruRaemeinoc NIT
25O S.llonratfilometer NobcnflGd)e
pnn oenen 100 Suabrotfilnmcte'
rct1,tsrl,ciniih licNen. in ,lpei Scile
,erriiicn. Sos mar nm 10 ihperlpic
Ncnber. als par picr Nobren oi,
.idGI Sid" burh bic ,SIiihtlinn'
uus Den linfsrbciniiben StaottciIcr
uoriibcrNebcnb gum Stootfcrn &c
'pnrhcn mar. Scmte bat Dos rct,ts,
rbciniid)e 9Gln nit t52 600 Gin
'pphnern ieinem Normalltono foi,
crrcid)t.
3ucrlt holltc oic amerifoniid,r
HciablIn0smatht cine Eontunbriif.
oic his Nlmi 1915 prppiioriihen
2ienit tat. Nnn oo an bis sln,
>erblt 1916 NOR bic ebenfalls por
Zen Nmerifanern errittete }'fobl
obbriife in 8ctrieh. Srotoem oi,
SohpfGble in Der Strommittc nodD,
her nllr nod 80 3cntimetcr t,ei i'm
,lnterorlnh ltomoen. helpGlti0te liz
oen Nerfcbr pon tlNlid, 80. bis So.
600 NlIRNdnNcrn unh 8. bis 5000
0roftmaNcn. Sm clni 1916 tra:
cine Grlciti)terlma fir oen iih in
,lpildjen meiter entlpifelnoen Nel
tebr olrd, Die Snbetriebnobme o,.
Eatton= Vriife Gin. Sic rplroc tGo
lid) pnn i6.4OO &raftfobrscuaen be-
illlt't. bon Dencn mebr ais bic S,Glitv
ollsipdrtiae sSabrseuoe lporen. Ga.
lneben aber bef0roerten bic iSGbrrin-
ribtl'ngen ieoen Taa nod, 10000
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
konf|ikte in der eng|ischen
Arbeiterpartei
Bel Pfingstkongres. duerfte wohI ~ Iebhoften
Ayseinundersetzvnaen kommen.

Sonhon. - 9ie 2eit,,na ser 2a
bour Hartei bat Die 200 ReloIutions.
enhuiirie 5ur @erofientlidmns fret
gegeben, ,pelbe pon Srtssruppen
eineereiht puroen uno bel MnIab oes
Siingsfongreiies sur Tebatte TOM
men peroen.
Cine ean5e Reibe bon &eiolutioner
Seist ihon iest, oaB es 3ipiiden oer
Farteileituns uno yfesieruna elmer.
ieits obne 3meifel 81 3uiammenito
BEN fommen miro. Gs Seiet ltb, bat
smiiden Ser sem6biaten poIitiihcn
ginitellung Der 6iibrunssibibt unS
oen melt raoifaIerer Mniihten elmer
gan5en Heibe BON Srtsgrupuen lamb
auf uno -ab oob cine 5iemIid) tieie
aluit flafft.
8egen ben NbeI
Sic 5u iiberbriiden miro bas gan.
sc taftiife @eid)id Serbert Morri.
ions benotiaen. Cine 3eiolution. Die
3par faum Gbance bot. aneenommen
81 meroen. aber ooh redt intereiiante
aipefte er0iinet. iurbert oie polige
Ibihafillng aller erblihen uno Sol
lihfeitstitel. nit anoeren Worten oes
aan5en Aoelsipitems, oas in Der eng
liihen TRADITION tiei perrnur3elt it,
Gin anberer ReiolutionsentpurI
bcflaat iib iiber oie v6urbtiamfeit
ser 2abpurpreiie. meld)e oie Sor'
teile Der Geritaatlidung nid,t nit &C.
niiaenoem Sf,mlng Dem Golfe flar
mat"
8eit ierioier, neil gleid,5eiti9 pon
10 SrtSsruppen einsereibt. lit oa'
sesen Die 1or&runa. Die &esieruna
mose unper5iielih oie SobnItablliiie'
runssmaBnabmen au1bcben uno "a,
iiir sic @euinne id)irier bciteuern.
MQerlci &iageu
Sn oieie 8ategorie Der mirtibaItli'
den uno iinan5politiid,en &elolu'
tionen eeboren meitere. in pe!den
alaeen iiber sic ManselwirtitaIt It.
Die Gnappbeit an @Obnungen. Die
bpben Soften oes 8aunaterials. an
aebIid mcnopoliitiif)e Hraftifen oes
acknowledgements llno Die bobe
llmiatiteuer alli perldicoenen Wa'
renieftorcn laut merOen.
gu nod mebr &pntrouerlen miro
i,loeiien cine 8ruppe BON ent'hlle'
Bunaen Mnlab geben. welde' Die Ser
itoatliduns oes @runbes uno 30
oens. oes "ausNperbes. oes ShiIls'
baues, ser 5ertilinouitrie., Der de
miid)en Snouitrie. oes Serlid)erangs'
meIens, Ses acknowledgements.
Der 0abrungsmittelbe uno
.perteiluna, ser Yriuatbanfen uno
ser @aiien. umo sfiiitungsinoultrle
ioroern.
Cine Srtssruppe. Die oes Sonoo'
ner Ssnouitrieuorortes 5ottenban'
ioroert, oaB ale oieie Seritaatlihun'
gen obne slus5ablun9 uon aompen'
iation ieitens oes Staates ourd'9e'
iiibrt neroen.
Mbmeidcn uum Yiaoe oes SoS'al's
nluS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
German Ad No. 80 q
WurUnn
Ieide en- Sic

Erlangen Sic schnelle, erprobts,
anaenehme Linderung init
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
MuRenp poIitit

Sit-Gopentrp. oas be5eifnenber,
lpeiie ourb Den Mbseoroneten GroB'
man i'm llnterbaus pertreten lit -
ienem Mbgeoroneten. pon Dem Der
Golfsmuno iagt. er itebe itdnoia
Sh!anae iiir einen llntcritaatsiefre,
tariatspoiten i'm iSorei9n Office -
uerlanst Die Grrihtl,ns zines &c.
mitees Don iiini Mbgeoroneten. Die
zen Mubenminiiter .5u beraten" bot
ten uno iiir Heiien mad, irgeno,peld,en
8eltteilen it6noi9 ueriiigbar wdren.
Die Srtsaruppe Sorniep amber
ieits perlangt Die Snternationalilie'
rune aqer ~baiiid,en" Snouitrien IN
europa. pdbreno @ofin9 ser Sal.
ton. Sbcie Nas @ort iprid)t uno for.
Bert. oab Ser guroparat uno Der
europGiibe Suiammenihlub aui rein
iu,ialiitiid,er 8rurolase erreld)t lper'
Den miiiie uno niht blob eine Nili'
tdralian5 seaen Die Sospietunion Sar'
iteQen oiirie. "
Die iiiOiite 2abourpartei lbrer'
ieits ioroert Sic &egierung aui. un'
persiiglit, oem Staate Sirael pole
Sc lure. Nnerfennlln9 81 erteilen.
2ebbaite 9ebatten in Sidlt
Ser YiinsitfongreB miro obne
3peiiel lebbaite Gebatten auilpeilen
ioiern menigitens ale oieIe Reioll'
tionen our geratuns fommen. Seoen
iaGs seist Ole 8eiamtbeit Der ueroI'
ipntlitten Gntmiirie, oab innerbalt
! Der 4artei bod, cine 3iemlid, fritllh'
| Str0nuno eriitiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

Sns politiibe @ebiet geboren Re-
MISUNDERSTANDING. meld)e Die &eeie.
rune Ser ~Depiotion" pom porae.
3eihneten io5ialiitiihen Hfaoe anfla.
gen uno nit ibren bisberigen grrun.
senihaiten pollte un3l,frieoen iinb
Ser 2onopner Torort Homipro
mieoerum beflagt iid) iiber Die &eaie.
rung, 8eamte BON reaftiondren politi.
iten MusbIid in ser Gernalt,,na bel.
Subebalten. sic Die Soften idon unter
ser alien Sronune innc batten." Die
Srtsgruppe ailmarnod in Shottlano
anSererieits beflagt iih bitter iiber
sic renormen Ger1paltunasfolten. 70.
nie iiber Die unuerbGltnismdBia 10.
ben @ebdlter, neld)e eetpiiien Beam.
ten in Den neritaatlibten 8etriebcn
ausacrihtet meroen."
go uno Gbnlid, sebt es weiter
ginise ser alagen f0nnten tonierpa.
tipen. anoere fommllniitiifen 1ert.
biif,ern entnommen iein.
&edt intereiiant lit, SaB Die 3abl
Der einsereihten gntihliebungsent'
miirfe, sic lid, nit aubenpolitiiten
gelangen beialien. oieies Sabr reht
tIein lit. linS es bod insgeiamt blob
iehs. popon 3tpei mieSerum iit, aui
aplnnialiragen be5ieben. Inter Den
ai,bcnpolitiihen Gprid)ldgen beiin.
oen iit ioIgenbe. beionoers interei,
iante:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
Illinois. Representative Keeps Pledge;
losses EN- Legislation in the Hopper

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. ~
Sidney r. Yates, 3D., Ill) a 40
sear-oid attorney serving his first
term in Congress, is man who
believes in keeping promise.
Because Of this promise,
fifth sponsor of the bill for equal
ity in naturalization and immf
CATION has asked the nations
highest legislative body to pass
This measure.
Representative Yates tossed tbs
Nj bill In the hopper as HR 1444
AS he did SO, he said that it rep
esents a promise I made to some
my constituents.
Il promised that when I got to
Washington, the first bill I would
introduce would be one calling for
quality in our naturalization and
immigration laws"
Now that the bill is introduced
Representative Yates says he in.
tends to work actively for its pas
sage.
The Japanese American popu-
lation of Representative Yates
Chicago district Is larger than
any in the nation outside of Los
Angeles.
Following Representative Ystes'
introduction of the EN- measure.
Mike Masaoka,. national JACL ADO
legislative director, pointed out that
he House" sponsors the bill repre-
ent all sections of the United
5tates ana is bipartisan in support.
Representative Francis e. Wal
ter Cd, Pa, represents the East;
Representative George P. Miller.
ID, Calif), the West Coast; Dele
gate Joseph r. Fsrrington, (R..
Hawaii, the Hawaiian Islands
Walter H. Judd, (R.. Minn.) and
Yates represent the Midwest" Ma
saoka said.
A native of Chicago, Represen-
tatfve Yates was born August 81,
1909. He earned the Degree of
Bachelor of Philosophy from the
University of Chicago in 1881, and
the Doctororate of Jurisprudence
from the same university in 1888.
Since 1888, he has been a pract-
icing attorney. From 1888 to 1885, he
was assistant attorney for the iii
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
HOUSE i NIT
DEALING WITH
EN-. PICKED

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 20
After more than two weeks of man
suvering between administrator
End other forces. members of the
Houee committee on the judiciary
were elected. the Washington Of
flee of the JACL Anti-Dlscrimina-
ton Committee announced today
This committee is of particular
Importance to the ADC because
all legislation dealing with immi-
grafton and uaturarIizat ion, well
as civil rights. is considered by
this House group
Chairman of the committee is
Represent tive Celler ID. N "
Democratic members, in order of
their seniority, are Francis F. Wal
Ell PENN. Sam Hobbs tAla),
william r Byrne IN ". joseph
r. Bryson IS c., Thomas j. Line
fMass). Martin Gorski Gll. Mi
ehael A. Fei9han Ohio Frank
L. Shelf CKy), Ed Gossett CTeXas1.
J. Frank Wilson CTcxasl, Robert
L. Ramsay CW W. Dixie Gilmer
(Okla) Boyd Tackett Ark, Ed
win E. Willis Ga). Winfield K.
Denton Und). and James B. Fra
zier, Jr (Tenn)
Republican members, also in or
der of their seniority. are Earl G.
Kitchener (Mich), Chauncey w.
Reed GllD, Louis F.. Graham
PENN, Frank Fellows CMainel,
John Jennings, Jr. CTenn). Cliff
ford p Case IN. j.. Kenneth 3.
Heating IN ". William M Nc
Culloch (Ohio) j. Caleb Boggs
Dela), and Angler l.. Goodwin
Mass
Newly elected Democrats who are
serving on the committee for the
first time Me Wilson. Ramsey,
Gilmer. Tackett, Willis, Denton. and
Frazier.
Goodwin, the new COP member,
served on this committee In Tho
first session Of the 80th Congress
but shifted to another committee
last year.
AS provided in the Reorganization
Act of 1915. all members of the
Judiciary Committee are attorneys.
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22

nois State Bank Receiver, and il,
1896 was named to the Illinois Com
mercc Commission staff and sooil
became its specialist in traction
affairs In this position he repre-
sented the Commission when it re-
quired the Chicago street car and
elevated system to institute inter-
changeable. transfers. Subsequently
he drafted legislation 10 permit
Chicago to acquire the traction
system
tn nsw Congressman from Chi.
&C ) an outstanding athlete.
He was selected in 1891 for the
All Big Ten Conference basket
ball team, was mentioned for All
Arreriran honors. and holds sew
er'i championships in golf
He has served as an adviser in
neighborhood settlement problems
in Chicago
He married ,Adeline Holleb, a
university classmate, in 1895. Thev
have one son, Stephen. now eight
Congressman Yates is veteran
of 26-months service with the Navy.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
RACE FARLEY
SLATED HERE
ON JAN. 81

A race conference, sponsored by
the Washington Congregations
Christian Conference, will be held
from 2 to 10 pm. Sunday, jan 30
in the Seattle Japanese Congrega-
tional church, the Rev. Al Chi
Tsai announced today.
The parley, which will attract
about 100 delegates from the chur-
ches of the Congregational denomi-
nation in the Seattle area, also will
welcome delegates from other min
GRITTY groups and civic race organi-
zations Leaders of various groups
in the Japanese community are
invited to attend the seminar which
will be OH Church and Race.
DR.. Galen Weaver, national dir
ector of the Committee on Church
and Race for the Council for Social
Action, will conduct the seminar
DR.. Weaver, who has spent msny
years In Hawaii as minister of the
Church of the Crossroads, will brinE
up race relations problems today
and what the church can do 70
solve them.
Reservations for the dinner, whicr
will be in the evening of the con-
ference, must be made by Monday
Jan. "a, by calling MI. 1866.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
FAMED TENOR
TO SING AT
u. w. CONCERT

Jan Peerce, considered by many
rites to be Americas foremost
enor. will sing al Meany Hall OF
ne University of Washington cam
pus, at $50 pm Friday, Feb. 4
Il the second of the Music a,
Meany" concerts sponsored by thu
Associated Women Students.
This is Heerce's eighth nation
oncert tout and everywhere aud
isnces have. acclaimed MIN for hi
lyric voice and dramatic expression
The San Frsncisco News says. The
finest italian tenor of today is al
lmerican".
Peerce has sung The tenor Iced.
la Traviata". La Bohene'
and "Rigoletto with the Metro
politan Opera company. Arturo Tos-
canini calls him his "favorite tenor
nd Peerce has appeared with thia
great maestro twelve times in ten
ears.
Goods on the concert committed
arc Elsie Hutchinson, chairman, En-
lie Mueller, Mary Kay Lantz, Mary
Oslroot. Balhara Williams, Barbara
Allen, Gail zonor, Anka Marie
Moravok. Dolie WEIGH Ann Mulvoy,
Janet Trueblood. Mary Lou Fitterer,
and Frances Smith.
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, Jan
rs, at BOA Clark Hall on the Univer-
sity campus. University Book Store.
and Sherman and Clay. Single tick
ets are $500 and $3.50. There is 2
special rate of one dollar for Univ
crsity students.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
Nisei Dentist

ONTARIO. Greg, Jan. 22--Dr
Roy j. Kondo has opened his offices
in the Guss Building, for the prac
tice OF general dentistry
A graduate of the University OF
Kansas City School of Dentistry
he interncd at the Guggenhein
Dental Clinic in New York CITY
also had one year residency train
inc at the Children's Memorial Hos
pital In Chicago He served as z
dentist in the Army for the last
two years.
DR.. Kondo, formerly of Gresham
Greg, is the son of Mr.. end Mrs
r. K Kondo, OF Jameson, Oregon
and has established his residenc,
in Ontario.
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The Mailbag
LETTER OF THANKS

Dear editor:
1t was voted at the la5' meeting
of our Committee ON Restrictive
Covenants and Community Att
tudes that we send letter of
thanks to your paper for publishing
our resolution on Resthaven Gene
terry.
We feel 1t is important that the
citizens of Seattle become educated
concerning the conditions of dis
elimination which exist in our
cemeteries. and any publicity given
these matters is much appreciated
We thank you for your coopera-
ton.
Sincerely,
Committee on RESTRICTIVE
Covenants and Commus
nifty Attitudes
by Mary Lund
THANK you
Dear editor:
went to congratulate you on the
anniversary edition of the NORTH
west Times. My own reaction is
that it was very good edition
and real credit to your paper
I have heard comments from sew.
eral other people which confirm
my judgment in this matter.
With very best wishes for the new
year
Sincerely yours.
fMrs.) Ruth Manca
Executive Secretary
Jackson ST. Community
Council
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Nisei Vet Tops
Land Claimants

YAKIMA, Wash, Jan. 22-Iver
Tskaichi Mi of Nyssa, Greg, topped
the list of thirteen former service
men whose names were selected
here this week in a drawing for
thirteen tracts of land in the Roza
division of the Yakima Reclamation
Project according to an Associated
Press dispatch
Nil, along with Francis A. Cush.-
man, Wapato, and William D. Da-
Wis. Ellensburg, will have first claim
on the 160-acre government tracts
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Senta Mi
he is at present attending Oregon
State college at Corvallis, Greg.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
Maryknoll Books
Benefit Bazaar

Maryknoll church will have bene-
fit bazaar on Friday and Saturday
Feb IL and 10. in its hall 1t was
announced today by Taro Takizaki
Doors will be open from to II
pm. on Friday. and from to Il
pm. on Saturday.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
Yamane Reelected
PVCL President

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 22-Kaz
Yamane was reelected president of
the Puyallup Valley Citizens league
at its meeting last Friday here.
Yamane's cabinet incEdes Dali
ichi Yoshioka. board delegate; Tad
Sssaki, first vice president (Sum-
ner-Orting district; Takeo Yoshi-
hara. second vice president CTac-
oma); John Sasaki, third vice
president (Fife-Puyallup); John
Fujita (reelected, treasurer; Mkt
Fukui (reelected), recording secre"
tary; and Amy Hsshimoto (reelec-
ted. corresponding secretary.
After the election meeting, the
group auctioned off thirty baskets
at the basket social-dance.
Our Armed Forces need young
leaders. top notch specialists. +.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-22
Classified Ads

SACRIFICE-TRUC FARM. ia
acres Of rich soil under eultiva-
tiOn. Groom. modern home.
garages. small green house and
all farm equipment and truck.
4Gls Warsaw ST., RIA. i0aM
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12-Annual "Sweethe9rt's BALI TO
be sponsored by Cathay Post 1873
and its auxiliary in the Knights
of Columbus hall, 100 E. Union
Is. ~ and 20-Tentative dates for
Northwest Times third annual
Northwest Invitational Basketb Il
Tournament
-Maryknoll church benefit
bazaar
21-Maryknoll Adrians will have
their roller skating party at Roller
land Rink.
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NiSei
Calendar

27-Skating party to be spon-
sored by Bellamis from 1890 pm.
10 80 am in Rollerland Skating
Rink
29-30-Annua1 Northwest Nsei
Classic in Main Bowl
30-Northwest Nisei Classic dance
in Trianon Ballroom.
29--NVC Community Basketball
league will sponsor mixer from 3
p. m to IL midnlpht In the Seattle
Buddhist auditorium to raise funds
for an official scoreboard.