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Evening star., 1950-12-24
Examiner Recommends
Dismissal of Charges
Under Toft- -HortIey Act
By jones Y. Newton

The tIlree-day work week which
John L. Lewis imposed on the
soft-coal industry during 1949
while he was negotiating a con-
tract for his United Mine Work
ers was legal under the Taft
Hartley Act, a trial examiner for
the National Labor Relations
Board ruled last night.
Arthur Left, the examiner. rec
commended that the NLRB dis
miss charges filed against Mr..
Lewis and the UNIV by the coal
operators during the long and
strike ridden negotiations. The
mine owners charged that the
law was violated when the miners
were directed to work only three
days week instead of the nor
NAL five.
20 Days Allowed for Appeal.
The 5O-page decision also sug-
gested dismissal of other accusa-
tions made against Mr.. Lewis as
result of his bargaining tactics.
However, Mr.. Left did find that
the UNIV pushed demands lille
gally for a union shop when the
100000 miners had not ballotted
Evening star., 1950-12-24
By the Associated Press

BETHLEHEM, Dec. 23.-Into
this little gray town came pilgrims
of the world today to rejoice in
another Christmas at Christen-
dom's holiest of holies.
With thousands of the faithful
from this Bible land they will jam
Evening star., 1950-12-24

U. S. Agency Decentralization Plan to
Be Offered Soon. Poee Al
Civil Defense Bill Assured Of Possoee
Before Adjournment. Pose AZ
Evening star., 1950-12-24
By John A. Giles

1t. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway.
a trained paratrooper and lead
ing exponent of airborne warfare,
left last night for Korea to COM
mand the 9th Army facing su-
perior Communist forces.
The general, who commanded
and jumped with the 82nd Air
Evening star., 1950-12-24
War Prayers Temper
Gaiefy as Christmas
Celebration Begins
Seasons Shopping Fling
Reported to Set Record;
Truman to Light Tree

All those giddy days of prepara-
ton bloomed into reality today as
Washington began celebrating
what amounts to tWo-day Christ
mas.
Before the caroling and tree
lighting and warm friendship
Evening star., 1950-12-24
Budget Request
For District MAY
.Hit $135 Million
OutIoy for This Year
Expected to Go Over
S12O Million Mark
By Horriet Griffiths

Congress may be faced early In
the new year with a District
budget request totaling around
$135 million for the IL months
beginning next July l.
What view the legislators would
take of such a large request is as
Evening star., 1950-12-24

uncertain as the times. 1t would
take extensive cutting to bring it
down even to the record breaking
level of this years appropriation.
Congress approved an original
S118,049,256 District supply bill
for the fiscal year 1851 and addi-
tions have brought the city's ap-
preparations for the year above
the S120 million mark.
Evening star., 1950-12-24

1a45 but until now never provided
with funds, also will be able now
to hire additional staff and open
(See SLUMS, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1950-12-24

Fote Of Duel Poy Bill for Federo and
D. c. Workers Hangs in Bolonee.
Poee AZ
Evening star., 1950-12-24

Picture Pointed by Arrested Artist.
Poee AZ
Evening star., 1950-12-24

Prosperous Christmas for Europe Clouded
by Worry About War. Poee At
Evening star., 1950-12-24

China, Mr.. Truman said we are
"in controversy" with the "inher-
itors of the program of Genghis
Khan and Tamerlane, who were
the greatest murders in the his
tory of the world"
But he declared he has been
trying to mobilize the moral and
religious forces of the world to
meet what he called an unprece-
dented crisis, and he said:
eve are making some progress.
That is the reason I was able to
say last night that this country
is not in a confused and danger
ous situation that a lot of people
think it is. The American people
understand what we are doing" /"
Mr.. Truman spoke extempora-
neously at a home-for Christmas
luncheon in honor of Washington
Evening star., 1950-12-24
No Late Editions
Tomorrow

Because of the Christmas
holiday, the Night Final edi-
tions of The Star will not be
published tomorrow.
Subscribers will receive the
regular home edition.
Evening star., 1950-12-24

borne Division in Normandy on
D-day. succeeds 1t. Gen. Walton
H. Walker, who was killed in
Evening star., 1950-12-24

Gen, Wolker's Body Flown Sock to
Jopon Poee AS
Two Newsmen Restricted Temporarily for
Eoriy Walker Deuth Stories. Poee "A
Evening star., 1950-12-24

D. c. Churches Greet Christmas With
Pickering CondIes Poee At
Pictures Of D. c. Preparing for Christmas
Eve. Poee All
Evening star., 1950-12-24
Chinese Reds Cross 38thPara||e|;
Wherry Asks Ring Of Air Bases
Around Soviet as Best Allied Aid
Yunks Brace to
Meet Offensive
Aimed at Seoul
By the Associoted Press

TOKYO. Sunday, Dec. "a
Chinese and Korean Red advance
forces. edging south of Korea S
38th Parallel, gained up to mile
yesterday.
The United States 9Th Army,
under temporary command be-
U. N. Studies Possibility of Another Ap-
peel to Red Chino After Ceose-fme
Proposal Is Rejected. Poee AS
Evening star., 1950-12-24

Text Of Mr. Trumon's Speech. Poee A-3
Pope lndorses Union of Free People for
Self Defense. Poce A-3
Evening star., 1950-12-24
America Is Unifying
Moral Forces Against
Reds, Truman Says
President Emphasizes
Progress in Battle to
Stop Russia, China
BY the Associoied Press

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 23.-Pres-
ident Truman said today this Ma
ton is making progress toward
mobilizing the moral forces of
the world to oppose an enemy who
has mo idea of honor or truth. +"
In a plain reference to the lead
ers of Russia and of Communist
Evening star., 1950-12-24

(See CHRISTMAS, Page AID
Evening star., 1950-12-24
20 Days Allowed for Appeal.

Continued on Page AS, Col. g.
Evening star., 1950-12-24

(See TRUMAN, Page ABB
Evening star., 1950-12-24

(See KOREA, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1950-12-24

(See CONTROLS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1950-12-24

(See WHERRY, Page A-50
Evening star., 1950-12-24
Home Delivery

The Evening and Sunday Star Is
delivered by carrier to all subscribers
at $3.50 per month. Night Final
Edition 10 cents additional.
Telephone ST. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-12-24

Partly cloudy today, high about 81.
Partly cloudy low 27 tonight Tomorrow
mostly cloudy, cold.
Noon SO 6 pm.-41 IL pms
p p.m.--45 8 pm.-40 Midnight 80
p.m.--43 10 pm.--40 a.m.--38
Evening star., 1950-12-24

(See RIDGWAY. Page A-5)
Evening star., 1950-12-24

(See DISPERSAL. Page A-3.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Israel dostane 100, 900 zidG
z Iraku.

Tel Aviv, Israel. - Israel Sc
pfipravuje, ably prijal 100000
zidovskych vystehovalcG z Ira
ku. To znamena stavby vetsfho
poctu obytnych tabord.
Jiz nyn1 jest asi $4,000 Wy
stehovalc1 u%bytovano v tako-
vych taborech, kde cekaj1 ma
prideleni do urcitych osad ne
BIO ma stalou praci. TAX zvany
absorbent department Zidovske
agentury planuje opatTiti dali
SIGH $4,000 obydli v pfij1ma-
cfch vystehovaleckych tabo,
rech. Myslf Sc, re zidovskeho
obyvatelstva v Iraku jest cd
10000 do 100000. Vetsina
vystehovalcd pocestuje v letou-
mech. Recenych 100000 zid1
ma pTijeti do Israelu pred kon-
Gem leta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Osmi csl. letcGGm bylo pfiznano
pravo asylu.

Washington, D. C. = Statni
department uverejnil jmena O.
smi ceskoslovenskych letcd,
kteri pred dvema tydny uprch-
Ii We tTech letadlech ceskoslo-
venskych aerolinif do americke
zony Nemecku. Spojene Sta
.ty pTiznaly temto letcum pravo
politickeho asylu.
Jsou to: Wit Angetter, Oh
drich Dolezal, Jan Kralovan-
sky, Kamil Mraz, Viktor Pc
polka, Stanislav Sacha, Bofivoj
smfd a Vladimir Svetl1k. Til
z techto letcG = a to Svetllk,
Angetter a Mraz slouzili "a val
ky v ceskoslovenske letce v
ramci britske Royal Air Force.
Statn1 department ostrou no
tou odm1tl vydani techto letcu
do Ceskoslovenska "a ucelem
potrestani pro udanlivy 1nos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Siam dostane americke zbrane
"a 100000 600.

Bangkok, Siam. - Jak ozna-
mil siamsky ministersky pred
soda marsal Pibul Songgram,
dostane Siam cd Spo.jenych
StatG zbrojnf material v hodno-
te $4,000, 900. Je to prvni vi
ditelny vysledek onech porad,
ktere byly Sc siamskou vladou
vedeny V 1noru letoSn1ho roku.
Pod vladou marsala Song
grama zauial Siam jasny postoj
proti hrozbe komunismu a 81
amska vlada take jiz uznala
vladu c1saTe Bao Dale v Indo-
cine.
Soucasne bylo oznameno, re
Poole smlouvy O vzajemne po-
moci, stavaifci hezi Spojenymi
Statv a Filipinami obdrzf fill
pinske letectvo dals1ch SO anne
stihacek typu F-51. Jak
je ujistovano. jsou tato letadla
prvotf1dn1 bojove kondici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Ma 5000 Rust Sc projizdi
" ulicich Sanghaje.

Hong Kong. = Lide, kteT1
sem v posledni dobe pfijeli re
sanghaje tvrdi, re je v sanghal-
skych ulicich mnoho ruskych
vojenskych a technickych Cd
bornfk1, kteTi Sc projizdi v au-
tech odebranych bohatym CT
nan1m. Je take znamo, re Ru-
sove zabrali pro sebe prepycho-
We Willy podel silnice Hungjao:
Tyto Willy byly svymi majiteli
castecne o~pusteny, castecne z
Mich byli starsf majitele vyhna-
nj. Pocet Rust Sanghaji je
odhadovan ma 5000.
Je take tvrzeno, re davaj1
denni predstaven1 v Sanghaji
rusti tanecn1ci, herci a hudeb-
n1ci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
DoporuGeny adresar f1aleho oznatnovatele "Te1egrafu'
a "kde nakupovati!'
SImunun muMumuuu mummmlui nnnUnu inIMnnHn nIHI
Dulles o bezohledne Rampant
proti USA.

New York. - Move jmeno-
vany zahranicne-politicky vlad-
nj poradce John Foster Dulles,
|jenz je clenem republikanske
strany, prohlasil, Re "a dnesni
svetove situace spoluprace obou
hlavnich americkych polite
kych stran We vecech zahranic-
nj politiky nezbytna.
Dulles rekl, re predstavitele
|Sovetskeho svazu nyni vedou
systematickou a bezohlednou
kampan prot Spojenym Sta
|tdm. "Hrozba je tax wanna,
|rekl doslova, "jako cokoliv, ce-
lmu jsme dosud museli celit We
|skutecne valce. Nynf ~nastala
doba, re sc must spojit vsichni
tt. kdoz miluj1 svobodu We spo-
lecne 1sil1, jimz jedine lie ce-
lit stale rostouclmu nebezpecl
despotismu."
John Foster Dulles dodal, re
pine souhlas1 S dvema zahra-
nicne-politickymi projevy, KITE
re statni tajemnfk Acheson ne
davno mel v Kalifornii. Ache
son V techto projevech vysvet-
lii americkou politiku ma Dal-
mem vychode a uvedl sedm pod
mfnek, ktere by Sovetsky svaz
mel splnit, chce-li opravdu pfi-
spet veci svetoveho m1ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21

Francie dala jen zdrahave
svGj souhlas Ike konferenci IL
clenskych stat1 atlantickeho
paktu. svolanou ma kveten do
Londyna. Francouzi sc obava-
il toho, re by to velmi skodilo
prestyzi zapadn1ho sveta, kdy-
by ona conference nemohla W.
resit stavajfcf svetove profile
my, c1mz by take mohla byt ne
mile dotcena francouzska Via
da samotna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21

Political independence, u "Declara-
ton of Independence" was proclaimed
to a young and vigorous nation on July
A, 1776, when citizens were summoned
to independence Hall plaza in Philadel-
phia by the stentorian tones of the his
tOric Liberty Bell. The actual tone Of
the Liberty Bell will again be heard
throughout the nation during the U. S.
Savings Bonds Independence Drive"
May 15-July 4. This time it will peal
forth a message of financial independ-
ence for the individual, a reminder to
every citizen of the Importance of saw
ings and Savings Bonds. They make you
better equipped to face the future, Sc
cure in the reality that yours will be a
better, more comfortable future.
u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Estonec vypravel o SVEN uteku
z ruske lodi.

Stockholm, Svedsko. - Ma
malem statku, kde sc skryl pred
svedskou policii a ruskymi a.
gently, estonsky %namornlk, jenz
uprchl z ruske lodi. vypravel o
o 1teku. Rekl, re Sc chce W.
DAFT svedskym 1radGm "v ne
kolika pristich dnech', ale dou-
ia, re nebude vydan zpet Ru-
sum. Jmenuje Sc Enn Kustin.
Jest 20 roxy star a athleticke
postavy. Narodil Sc v Rakvere,
vychodi1 tam skolu a kdyz do
stall tfi p1semnf zaruky cd 8 u
redink1 komunisticke strany a
hyl varovan, re Dude zastrelen,
kdybye desertoval, byl prijat do
namornicke skoly " Talline.
Byl jednfm z peti Estonc1 ma
palube ruske lodi Tosno, jez
privezla naklad uhlf do Sved-
ska. "TTikrat jsem Sc dival pc.
prflezitosti, jak bych unikl, a
lie byli jsme prflis dobre hlida-
nj" rekl. "Vedle toho jsem ne
mel kan jfti pc opustenl lodi"
"Nasim poslednim pTistavem
byl Westerns. Posledniho odpo-
ledne tam jsem stall u zabradll
Opodal kracel nejaky muz, pf-
skate 81. Naslouchal jsem. Pr
sen byla jednou z tech, jez Una
kazde dfte v Estonsku. Opako-
val jsem pfsen pc mem. Muz Sc
zastavil a d1val Sc ma me. Oba
isem sc zasmali a pustili Sc do
reci. Spatril mas rusky manor
nix a pTibehl k nam Sc zataty-
mi p6stmi. KTicel ma me, nevim-
Il, re jest zakazano mluviti S
mistnimi lidmi. Rekl jsem mu,
re muz Jest Estonec, jenz Sc
chce vratiti do sovetske vlasti.
Odpoved' namoTn1ka utisila a
odesel. Muz ma brehu mi sill
bill pomoci, kdyz Sc dostanu z
lodi. TIE noel, pokracoval u
prchlfk, isem byl pfidelen sluz-
Fbou s 2 Rusy. abychom stfezili
LODI pred sv6dskymi sabotery.
Pozd6 pc pGlnoci namornfk Wy
skocil ma bTeh, skryl Sc pred
Rusy tam hlidajfcimi, dostal Sc
do oboe a konecne ma statek,
kde Sc skryva.
Rusky kapitan Vladimir Dia-
ckov odhalil nepritomnost E.
stoncovu nasledujiciho rama.
Zavolal svedskou policii a kri-
eel ma nj dive hodiny, zadaie,
ably byla vyslana hned ozbroje-
ma patrola, iez bv pfivedla ma
mornfka zpet. "Je to vrah a
zlod6i", Tekl kapitan. Pravil,
re namoTnfk ukradl saty a ma
ramkove hodinky. Potion zpra-
vii sov6tske vyslanectvi a to po-
slalo ma LODI hned diva agenty.
Kdyz sv6dsky fotografista bral
iejich sn1mek, jeden z agentd
sc pokusil O 1tok ma neho a kri-
eel ma policii: "Zatknete toho
muze!" Agent pravil, re neni
dovoleno fotografovati CHI di-
plomaty, ale policie, jez nepo-
trebovala poucen1, fotografis-
tn pustila.
Uprchlfk Tekl, re hromadne
deportace Estonc1 klesly v po-
ctu minuleho roku a re lid sc
diva ma veci S resiganc1. Byv
otazan, ukradl-li hodinky, jak
kapitan tvrdil, namoTnik odve-
til: "Jak isem mohl. Vzdyt nj
kdo ma lodi hodinek nemel."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Cteme v casopisech caste

- CCUHH0 V CdSUPIS0CH CdoCU
O blfzkych pflbuznych a VIDA
lenych prfbuznych - a ably
ctenari byl rozdfl ten dosti jas
nym, podavam zde kratke, ale
pravdive vy~svetlenl:
"Vzdalenf p~Tfbuznf" jsou,
majf-li penfze oni a ty ne -
"blizci prfbuzni" jsou zaes, mas
Ii penfze ty a oni ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
"Dailv Worker" VIOLA O pomoc

Komunisticky casopis "Daily
Worker, jehoz redaktor John
Gates byl usvedcen z podvrat-
ne cinnosti prot Spojenym Sta
t1m, jest v tezkem postavenl.
Proto apeluje ma sve ctenafe o
pomoc, ably mohl byt zaplacen
SITS, 900 deficit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Gsl. obchod.

Je pocftano $ moznosti, re
komunisticka vlada v CSR. "a
stavi brzy- vsechny obchodnl
styky CSR. Sc zapadnlm sve-
tenn. Jedinou vyjimkou ma
tvorit svycarsko, odkud csl. prd
mysl odebira velke mnozstv1
soucastek pro zbrojn1 vyrobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Vojenske anekdoty,

VOJenSke anekdOty neJSOu
d6lany z jineho tesla neil o.
statnf; vystupujf v mich Tide
chytr1 i meme vtipn1, tool Sc O.
kolo sebe a okolo vec1 a z toho,
jak 81 ten pomer uvedomuji,
vznikajf vtipy, anekdoty.
Stoj1 novacek opreny o ka-
valec, Pride k nemu desatnlk:
"Clovece, ia Sc yam divlm.
Vsude plno prace a Wy 81 tady
stoj1te a mediate mic! Co jste
delal, prosfm vas, v civilu?"
mic. ia jsem byl bez "a
mestnani!"
Spravne 81 ulevil novacek,
kdyz dojedl posledn1 maminci-
nu buchtu a kousl do komisar-
ku:
eide do tuheho."
Rotmistr poucuje vojaky
pred odjezdem ma vanocn1 do
volenou, jak 81 mali pocfnat We
vlaku, a ably Sc presvedcil, jak
jeho slova 1cinkovala, zepta Sc
pon6kud nepedagogicky:
"Reknete mi, Pecino, proc
nesmf vojak vystrcit hlavu z O.
kna, kdyz Wax jede tunelem?"
"Aby sc neposkodil tunel!"
Pisari v kancelarfch byvaj1
kamenem 1razu, kdyz osud "a
veil a oni sc must objevit ma
cvicisti, "a to vsak We sve dire
81 potrpf ma spravnou sluzbu.
Vejde k nemu vojfn s cepic1 ma
hlave. Svobodn1k S MIN vyff-
di, O CO jde, a potion otcovsky
%pripomene:
"A kdybys, Francku, az Wy
padnes odtud, hledal cepici, tax
il mas ma hlave.
Mnoho reci a myslen1 Sc toc1
okolo jidla a pitt. Sejdou Sc ma
osetTovne diva. Jeden:
eco tt rfkal doktor?"
"ze nam rozsirenf zaludku."
pane, to bych ia potfebo-
val, v nedeli jedi ma p%osvlcenl.'
Vojenskych nemoc1 je celia
fdra. Cd toho jsou, doktori,
ably je potirali. Ma n6kterou
vsak je celia jejich veda KRAFT
ka. U odvodu Sc postav1 pred
doktora chap jake bora. "Scha-
ri yam neco?"
"Kdyz cely den chodim, bo-
II mne nohy!'
skoly vojenske mali Sc vse-
mi ostatnimi to spolecne, re "a
ci radi odpov1dajf jinak nez 81
+preje ucitel. Ma vojne vsak
must byt i v tom rozd1l.
Je skola O straznf sluzbe.
CetaT Sc chce presvedcit, jak Sc
jeho vyklady ujaly a to nejde
jinak nez otazkami. | zepta
Sc taky ma to, co della stara
straz, kdyz prichazf nova. A
jeden cipera mu odpevl "a Sc
be:
"Nadava, re tax dlouho nej
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21

Spravne 81 ulevil novacek
kdyz dojedl posledn1 maminci
nu buchtu a kousl do komisar
ku: h
eide do tuheho."
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-17
Vet from State
.USCHOnOr Grad

LOS ANGELES, Calf, June II
Joseph Wakamatsu, 25-year- vet
eran Of the 442nd Combat Team, is
the lone Nisei Phi Beta Kappa grad
uate from the University of Southern
California this month Majoring in
history and education. WakamatSu
said he hopes to teach social studies
in high school after his graduate
work this fall
Son Of Mr. and Mrs. Jutaro Wa
kamatsu of $50 w. 55th ST., the vet
eran was born in Fife, Wash. He is
the brother Of Shig Wakamatsu,
energetic president of the Chicago
JACL chapter.
The use graduate received his
degree in bachelor of arts last Sat-
urday at the use commencement
ceremony.
During the war, he was awarded
a Purple Heart with two oak leaf
clusters, Silver Star, and Bronze
Star, for fighting in italy and in
France.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-17
Senate Unit OK'S
Eight MoreBills

WASHINGTON, D. c., June II
(ADC)-The Senate Judiciary Com
mittee has reported out eight private
House bills admitting japanese fan
Gees, wives and children of American
veterans or service personnel, ac-
cording to the JACL Anti-Discrimi-
nation Committee.
The bills would permit the entry
into the United States of: Mrs. Flu
iiko Chichie and Robert Imbert
Setsuko Amano; Koto Kogani XII
tsu and jeanette Akami Kitsu: Mrs.
Jutta Kono Thurlin; Nobuko Mazda
Suzuko Takanashi; Mitsuko Ito, and
Mrs. Akiko Osada Gustafson.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-17
Q BETROTHAL TOLD

A September wedding is being
planned by Miss Kiyo Yamaguchi
and Mr.. Junji Ono, whose betrothal
was announced at a party on Thurs
day evening, June Is. in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sakai. Hostess
for the affair was Miss Toni Koba
The bride-elect is the daughter Of
Mrs. Tsuru Yamaguchi of this city
and the future groom is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ono of Wapato
Guests present were the Mesdames
Mariko Tanagi, Peggy Okada, Rose
mary Beppu, Mickey Onishi and
Aiko Kyono; the Misses Carol Daty
Mary Maniwa, Meriko Segimoto
Miyo Yamaguchi, Gladys Hamano
Kimi Tanaka, Martha Ikeda, Kach
Hanada and Miye Ishikawa.
Misses Mary Matsumoto and Jean
Numoto we're unable to attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-17
Q BABY SHOWER

PORTLAND, Greg, June II - A
surprise baby shower for Mrs. Tom
Namba, the former May Daty Of
Seattle. was held in the home of
Mrs Kennie Namba on Friday even
ing. June 9. Co-hostesses were Mes
DANES Shig Hinatsu and Eichi Wa
kamatsu.
Guests included the Mesdames TIC
Kiyokawa, Johnny Tanaka, Kennie
Namba and Kazuo Kikkawa; the
Misses Alice Sono, Tamae Yamamo-
to- Takako Inukai, Marie Namba,
Helen Smith and two out of town
guests, Mrs. Ray Sato of Parkdale
and Miss Annie Daty of Seattle.
Mrs. Roy Fujiwara of Seattle and
Misses Jane Kawamoto and Shu XII
yokawa we're unable to attend but
sent gifts.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-17
ACTRESS RIKORAN UNDERGOES
SURGERY IN LOS ANGELES

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, June IT.
Shirley Yamaguchi, Japan's top film
actress who is better known as Ri
koran, this week underwent surgery
at st. Johns hospital in Santa Mont
ca, Physicians said the 24-year-old
beauty was resting comfortably fol-
lowing the operation.
Rikoran is spending two months in
Hollywood to learn American film
technique. She makes $154,000 per
film in Japan.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-17
Canadian Signed
For Japan Film

TOKYO, Japan, June 17-Satoshi
Sally Nakamura, a Canadian Nisei
singer in Japan since before World
War II and formerly from Vancou-
yer, B. c., is one of the first actors
to be signed for a role in Tokyo
File 212" which an independent us
film company is to produce in Japan
this summer.
The story, which will be produced
by George Breakston, is a fictional
one about the u S. military intelli-
gence in Japan.
Nakamura was one of the witness
es called upon to testify in the ITO
kyo Rose" trial in San Francisco
last year.
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Two More ISSei Win Stay in U.S..

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June IT
(ADC)-Two Issei have won stays
of deportation under a Senate Reso-
luton, according to the JACL Ado.
They are Nobuo Suzuki and Den
kichi TAM.
They became eligible for stays of
deportation under PL 1863, passed
at the request of the JACL Ado to
make Issei who have lived in the
country seven years or longer, with
good moral records, and where de-
portation would have proved hard
ship on them or their families, ELI
gible for permanent residence.
Approximately 1000 Issei are af-
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fected by PL 1886. They are chiefly
treaty merchants and other tempo
rary visitors, caught in this country
by the war, who long since have
hoped to make the U. S. their per-
manent home.
Many have applied for stays of
deportation. Their requests are being
investigated 1t is anticipated Con-
gress resolutions to approve perma-
nent residence for most of them will
be introduced next year.
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CONGREGATIONAL
305 18th So.
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
Washington Hall
BAPTIST
901 f. Spruce

$50 am.-Sunday School.
II a.m.-Worship Service. The Rev
James Cook
pm. = Christian Fellowship
for Junior, intermediate, High School
and College groups. Place to be an
nounced each week.
MARYKNOLL
18th & f. jefferson
. am. and 1880 a.m.-r0w Mass
Benediction will be held following
1890 Mass.
METHODIST
1886 Washington st.
10 am.-Skeptic's Hour.
II am. Fathers Day service
Joint Issei-Nisei.
tbs p.m.-Duzzer's Fireside.
7:30 p.m.-MYF meeting.
NICHIREN BUDDHIST
1912 Weller st.
10 am. - Kindergarten children
and juniors service.
II am.-Young peoples service in
English.
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9th Ave. So.
$50 pm.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 am.-Issei worship service.
II a.m.-Nisei worship service. The
Rev. Tetsuo Saito to speak on Our
Vocation.
ST. PETERS MISSION
1910 King st.
GAS am. - Church school. John
Yoshida, superintendent.
HOO ABANDONING Worship Ser
vice Vicar. The Rev Andrew N.
Otani. Nursery.
to p.m-GFS. LIST and Bird
Saturday of each month.
$3.50 p.m.-Y.AF. 1st and Bird Fri
day of each month.
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DIR. YUKAWA'S NOBEL PRIZE
WILL BE TAX EXEMPT

TOKYO, Japan, June 17-Dr. Hi
deki Yukawa, world famous Japan
csc physicist, will not be required to
pay an income tax in Japan on his
$33,0 900 Nobel prize award which he
received last January.
The Nobel prize awards were
among several restricted categories
Of awards for promotion of scien-
tific research" which the japanese
finance ministry said this week
would be exempt from income taxes.