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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-09
o TACOMA WEDDING

TACOMA. Wash. Dec. 9-Another
Seattle-Tacoma romance was Gull
minated in marriage when Miss
Hannah Miwa became the bride OF
Mr.. John Asahara on Sunday, Dec
3. in the Tacoma Buddhist Church
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
Seisuke Miwa of bingham, Mon
tana. and the groom's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Yoraku Asahara, reside
in Tacoma. More than $50 friends
and relatives witnessed the double
ring ceremony read by the Rev j
Ono before a candlelit altar decked
with baskets of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and gladioli
For her wedding, the bride wore
a white satin gown with a sweet
heart neckline, long, pointed sleeves
and a full train which extended
from the gathered skirt. Her finger
tip veil was held by a crown OF
satin edged with seed pearls. She
wore strand of pearls, gift from
the bridegroom. and carried a Colo
NAL bouquet of white roses.
Mrs. Charles Mizoguchi. matron
of honor, and Miss Myrtle Komaki
bridesmaid. were dressed similarly
in gowns o, pale blue and rose satin
respectively with matching elbow
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-09
Saints Joust Winner

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Dec 9
(Nichi Bel Times Dispatch) - An
underdog Sacramento Stays team,
which had survived two gruelling
games against the San Francisco
brakes and the Berkeley Nissei,
buckled under the high pressure
exerted-by the San Francisco Chin
csc St MaIy's Saints and went
down to defeat, 44-20, in the finals
CT the brakes basketball tourna-
ment here last Sunday nigh.
Flashy Willie WOO Woo" Wong.
member of last years University
of San Francisco squad, led the
Saints with 10 points.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-09
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

DIR. X. Harada, who has his
dental offices at BOG 18th Ave. So,
wishes to thank his many friends
for their kindness during his re-
cent illness.
He will resume his practice
sometime in January.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-09
9TH AVENUE
COPS 2 MORE
In NML PLAY
Continued from Page Three

tCOntlnued from rage Three)
up slot.
The nights best records were
posted by Augie Aratani of Superior
Used Cars and Jimmy Nakamura
of Nisei Grill.
Aratani hit 205 as Superior beat
Rose Brand, 81. Other Superior
men we're Koichi Yagi 800 and
George Kozu 5000. Rose Brand
had Fred Takagis 204 in a SIG and
Kenny Kawafume's 100 for it's single
win
Nisei Grill had Nakamura 1856
and Tommy Deguchi (546) in good
shape as it skinned Main Fish, 81.
Ben Sugawara shot $50 for Main
Fish.
Toni Terao's Fords were in high
gear. after dropping the mutual one.
They trimmed Yesler Appliance, 81.
Sab Tsuboi was in the drivers seat
for Fords with a Sill.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-09
-A--
REAL
EESTATE}
- ~
WIK
BRICK HOME

BRICK HOME
Near Leschi School. Two bed
rooms, living room with fireplace,
dining room, kitchen with break
fast nook. Hardwood floors throu-
ghout. Automatic oil furnace. Full
basement with garage. House is
IL years old. Price reduced to
S12,5O0 FILA terms.
FRAME HOUSE
Near Leschi School. Three bed
rooms and bath up. Living room.
dining room, kitchen and sun
porch down. Hardwood floors. Full
basement, insulated. Furnaced
heat. On a very large lot. Two
car garage. Selling price $4,000.
FILA will loan $3.50 payable i'm
20 years.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-09
Baldridge Named
Claims Aide

and his work as principal attorney
with the Federal Communications
Commission. He has been with the
Antitrust division since 1898.
Morrison, law partner of the late
Wendell Willkie, has served as an
attorney in the department and
assistant attorney general in charge
Of claims.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-12-09
E. Matsuoka Voted
Guild President

Emie Matsuoka will be president
of the St Mary's Guild of st
Peters Episcopal Mission for the
coming year She and the others
we're chosen at a meeting held last
Wednesday.
Newly elected officers, besides the
president, are: Tomo Shot, first
vice president: Eko Yoshida, sec
Ond vice president; Margaret XII
mura, secretary; Alice Baba, cor
responding secretary; and Shea
Aoki. treasurer.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
CAPITOL HILL FIELD HOUSE

The Capitol Hill Field House project is moving toward
reality Since 1920 residents of Capitol Hill and East Madison
negboroods have felt the need for better recreatona fac
ties Young people adults have had to walk distances of
eight blocks through poorly lighted and unsafe streets
to secure recreational outlets.
1947 under the leadership of the Seattle Urban League
forty Red Feather agencies of the Community Chest
the City Planning Commission conducted survey of
tona needs Capitol Hill East Madison On
the basis the findings of the study the City Planning Com
mission has that Glass Field House should be
constructed the site of the Edmond Meany Junior High
School North and East Thomas Street In addition
to the Field House. modern junior high school is
replace aged which houses the Edmond Meany
School This plus Glass Play Field and outdoor swimming
pool which also will be constructed will provide residents Of
the Capitol Hill East Madison with excellent
tional facilities
The study by the City Planning Commission re-
vead many deficiencies in recraonal needs in this
Seattle There nine Fairgrounds when according to
uaon needs there should be TO- there only two play fields
and there should be 70
Northwest Enterprise salutes the Urban League the
City Planning Commission Park and School Boards for their
meeting the recreaona needs for tht Capitol Hill
Madison of Seattle The Enterprise however
the Field House project is completed that the
community be modified Fairgrounds and play
fields for the younger children in the area.
4 Lewis G. Watts
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07

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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07

Florence Sheppard Is flying
down TO Los Angeles this eve
ming; now amt that class. Hurry
back. kid, we're gonna miss you.
49,. Glad to hear that the promis-
ing baritone, Mr.. Bob Rawls, Is
really heading on his way to star
dom; all he needs now is a real
good break, but don't we all -? $50.
Some birthdays are coming up this
week: Edith Keyes celebrating on
Sunday, and just before that
Vivian Meade will be a blowing
out candles on Saturday. ...
think II certain young lady
had gone home and made cup of
coffee instead of stopping by a
certain cafe 49,. she wouldn't be
minus again.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
PLANNING AND DOING

1t is easy to talk sincerely
about the program of MDA,
Inc. Throughout American cities
persons from all walks of life
have at one time or another dis
cussed such a program = BUT
Seattle, again, will be one jump
ahead. A Private Enterprise
born in an older Seattle area
will prove that the American
love of profitable self help is
far from cold. This private en-
terprise asks the public to give
nothing. This private enterprise
invites the general public to in
vest in a financial venture and
share in the ownership of a
Washington Corporation which
is proud of our Country. proud
of our State, and proud of our
Queen City, and is dedicated to
making them all an even better
place In which to live.
MDA, Inc, not only stands
for Mutual Development Associ-
alton. Incorporated, but also
stands for, works for and Is
based upon Forward Motion!!!
MDA, Inc, stands firmly be-
hind any and all representations
it makes to the investing public;
therefore, MDA, Inc says, BE
cause these securities are be-
lieved to be exempt from regis
tration they have not been reg
istered with the securities and
exchange commission; but such
exemption, if available, does not
| indicate that the securities have
been either approved or disap-
proved by the commission or
that the commission has con-
sidered the accuracy or COM
pleteness of the statements in
| this communication. MDA, Inc.
doesn't believe in passing the
| buck"
This present total offering is
| 100000 of which $4,000 or
$1.20 per share will be paid for
selling commissions, expenses
and advertising. The purpose of
the offering is to provide funds
for our first project, the con-
struction of the Carol-Rose, a
modern apartment and office
building on the Southwest cor
ner of goth Ave. and East Union
St., and to make other sound
real estate investments.
All of the following classes
of securities have a par value
of ten dollars $4,000 and are
worcestershire.
| Preferred sto ok: (15,O00
shares) go cumulative, nom
voting, participating to 40.
| Glass A Common: $4,000
shares) go cumulative, nom
voting, unlimited participation.
| Class B Common: $4,000
shares) go non-cumulative,
voting.
| Orders will be executed by
the following officers:
| ARTHUR @. BANKS, 216 E.
Pike St.. JAMES ]. PITTMAN,
1904 10th Ave.
If you would like to learn
how you may qualify to earn
our liberal SO Agents fee,
write MDA, Inc, 949 goth Ave,
Seattle, Wn.
Editors Note: Last week we
stated the capital stock to be
$4,000; it should have been,
$500,000
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
TICKER TAPE

Well now howdy didn't get
around to you lovely people last
week, celebrating, you know II
death takes a holiday, why can't
tall of us) = thought I'd better
tone that down a bit; our editor
doesn't like big talk. Il may be
wrong but If all our news gets past
the censor this week. there will be
few people straight q think)
For all we have gathered
there are quite a few people who
haven't quite aroused from the
past weekend. -. Formals, you
know, they have a tendency to
hover over one like an early mist
reaching out over the Puget Sound.
-. One prominent enamourable
individual left home Friday eve
ming and still had on what was
left of it) his white dinner jacket
when he arrived at his office
YEARLY Monday morning. =. Now
we don't intend to call any names
1--WE can't, nor do we propose to
make any differences -. but had
you been at the formal Friday
you would have seen the newest
and smiliest couple. -. Before we
get too far gone, we'd like to note
that the glamourous Miss Edythe
Marcus was seen scintilating at
the formal at the Encore, en-
HANGED in breath-taking black lace
formal that caressed her figure
like the red caresses a rose.
A word of warning in case you
drop past the Enterprise office,
beware the glamourous Mardine
Purnell, who is now subpoenaing
all she encounters with tickets for
the Forthcoming Philorati Club
dinner dance. I imagine they only
want the well-to-doers to attend.
but if you really want to go you
might be able to work out some
kind of installment plan-you know
she's most congenial person. -.
But I'll keep you posted.
To let you in on how studious
some of our reporters are, the
other day we caught one of our
star emissaries looking up the
spelling of a common noun in the
telephone directory. -. but that
isn't all-of all the stupendous
boners to pull, brilliant question
was asked at a very elite gathering
with a well known skilled pianist
present, "Who is your accompan-
list ?". now, wasn't that smart!
In case you happened to wander
down Madison say close to oath,
take your sun-shades with you
cause there's a strong ray origi-
mating from 1880; it's what you
would call chatruse and Crafts
men red, real pretty, too; you
might say a touch of Chicago, or
and air of Los Angeles. You'll see,
too, everybody scurrying around
in preparation for their grand
comes Sunday at 4 til 8
-. got a glance at the menus,
chicken, steaks and barbecue,
sure sounds good. Why don't you
come on out Sunday, and see what
they're putin down; gotta feelin'
it's gonna be great. -. Just got
word that the lovable Miss
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
Juuno Hernandez
To Get Honorary
Decree

NEW YORK-ANP Juano
Hernandez, whose masterful inter-
probation of the Lucas Beauchamp
role in Intruder in the Dust" won
him universal acclaim is being
honored with an honorary degree
by the University of Puerto this
week. He has been chosen for the
degree of Doctor of Fine Arts.
Hernandez. who has lived on
Long Island for the past few years,
plans to return to Puerto Rico and
establish a theatre close to the
university to give impetus to the
atricals among the 5000 students
at the institution.
He hopes to establish a small
repertory theatre operating on a
semi-professional basis running the
entire gamut of drama in both
English and Spanish.
Among his recent screen hits
have been Young Man With A
Horn, STARS In My Crown" To
be released is THE Breaking Point
in which Hernandez has a fat role
with John Garfield as the star.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07

Americas school children bought
about SO,000,0OO u. S. Savings
Stamps in the past school years,
in addition to a large number of
y. S. Savings Bonds with saved
up stamps.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
THEY TELL THE STORY

l1E1 HE'LL THE STORY
The well known author, Ear
Conrad, and Haywood Patterson,
one of the Scottsboro boys sen.
fenced to life imprisonment in Ala
bama, collaborate on the new
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07

be difficult to reconcile with the
Whelry urge for unity. However,
there is no doubt that it is considered
and discussed. At any rate, though
perhaps there are one on two sena-
tolial Republicans who will not be re-
strained either by patriotism or poll
ties, for one reason or another the
violence of the Republican demand
for Nh Acheson's head has dimin-
ished.
1t is interesting that this Republi-
can change Of pace toward Mr.. Ache
son is strangely coincident with what
almost amounts to a demand for his
resignation from his friends These
give two reasons. One is that Mr..
Acheson's inability to get along with
Congress is so complete that so long
as he remains in office Congress will
not grant the extremely vital requests
which, because of the war. the Presi-
dent now must make. Failure to sup
port him i'm this respect will imperil
the Survival of the nation" Hence,
Mr.. Acheson must give way to some
man like Mr.. John McCloy or Mr..
Paul Hoffman or Mr. Averill lIalli-
man. The other is that Democrats in
the White House inner circle, sup
posedly friendly to Mr.. Acheson, are
now telling Mr.. Truman that not only
can he get no cooperation from Con-
gress so long as Mr.. Acheson is in his
Cabinet but the Democratic party
cannot possibly win if he stays.
Hence, some of his strongest journal
istic supporters who still maintain
their Acheson friendship declare his
resignation is "inevitable" and must
come soon
Privately these friends deny they
have thrown up the sponge" or
weakened in their belief in his high
character and great ability. They in
sist they are simply facing the prac-
teal realities and that I'm the nation
al interest" Mr.. Acheson must GO
The question now is how much this
movement toward the announced goal
Of the Acheson enemies by his
avowed friends will affect the Presi-
dent and his greatly harried Secretary
of State. Mr. Acheson has emphatical-
ly asserted he will not quit and Mr..
Truman has as emphatically denied
that he will ask him to do So He went
farther last week in reply to a press
conference question when he ringing
ly declared, Mr.. Acheson will stay.
period"
That would appear pretty decisive
except for the fact that Mr.. Truman
has talked that way before and then,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07
Acheson Developments

The furious controversy that for
weeks has ragged around the stately
form of the Secretary OF State, Mr..
Dean Acheson, has developed some
new phases since Congress met last
Monday. Some Of these are pulling
and contradictory For one thing, the
really appalling news from Korea ESQ
bad as to make almost everything
else seem insignificant) has modified
the intense personal hostility Of some
of his most savage Republican enc
mics When Senator Whery, of Ne
braska, urges unity and cessation
of partisan attack. even though he
cannot altogether control his bad
temper and congenita turbulence, it
will be agreed the situation is critical
indeed.
The demand for Mr.. Acheson's
resignation is no longer as mistakenly
made by the Republicans. Partly this
is due to the patriotic impulse to
present an united front on foreign af
fairs in a time Of acute national dan
ger But, partly. too, it is due to po-
litica considerations For example,
there are those who contend the Re
publicans will be better off in 1852
with Mr. Achescn in than with Mr..
Acheson out The argument is that
Mr.. Acheson is a distinctly unpopular
figure, as evidenced in the recent
campaign So long - he remains See
rotary of State he will be a Republi-
can asset and Democratic liability.
Firmly believing this, an effort is
now reported to change the Republi
can strategy. Instead Of centering
solely on Mr.. Acheson as the target
and bowling only for his blood the
suggestion is that they concentrate
more on Mr.. Truman as the man real
~ responsible for foreign policy. In
brief. without abandoning Mr.. Ache
son as the whipping boy. they want
to link him more closely with Mr..
Truman, thus holding their position
of opposition and at the same time re-
tanning Mr.. Acheson as an issue.
This. of course. is so subtle and I'M
worthy that it easily may prove po-
litically impossible. Certainly, it will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07

Arnett, at Aurora, on Saturday. Miss
Fannie and Dan Lichty were at the
Arnett home on Friday evening.
Robert Stems, Ruby and Carol
Jackson were in Shallmar, Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. Marie Edmiston and her
mother returned to Pittsburgh, Sun
day.
Mrs Susan Alexander returned to
her home in Accident on Saturday,
after spending Thanksgiving holidays
with her daughter, Mrs. Paul WEIGH.
A crowd of young folk attended Il
coasting party at the Union Church
on Friday evening.
Mr. Guy Wotring, Keyser, W. Va,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07

under pressure and for eXpediency's
sake, reversed his position. There is,
for example, the case of Mr.. Louis
johnson. And there have been others.
There is no doubt pressure is being
put on him by some OF his advisers
in Congress as well as around the
White House. He may on he may not
yield to this. If Mr.. Acheson feels any
lowering in the quality of presidential
support undoubtedly he will resign.
Or, under existing conditions it may
be that, despite his lack Of tact and
unfortunate utterances in the past,
the idea that Mr.. Acheson cannot get
cooperation from Congress in mat
ters which affect the survival Of the
nation" will turn out entirely I'M
founded. There are far too many I'M
certain elements to make possible a
prediction.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07

arrived at the home of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Harold White on Sunday
He and Mr.. White are at Bayard
hunting lodge this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bittinger,
Grantsville, are spending deer season
here with his mother
Mr.. Crist CARRIER ana family were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Petersheim, on Sunday.
The Brethren Ladies Ana will hold
a bake sale at Hubs Harness shop,
Saturday, December 9th. Their Aid
will meet on the l4th at Mrs. Willard
Swaltzentluber's.
John Burkholder, Of F'lintstone, is
spending several days with his sister,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07

Mrs. Noah Schrock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schossnagle
daughter, Mrs i@ "A Alvin 9'. Arnold and
daughter, and others we're visitors at
Elwood Schlossnagles on Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Swartzen-
tluber and children spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Gnegy, at Loeb Lynn.
Emanuel Miller was in Morgan
town to consult bone specialist. Mr.
Miller had his arm severed in corn
shredder several weeks ago and isn't
doing so well.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-07

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GAME OF
POLITICS
by FRANK II. KENT

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by
permission.
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