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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-10
THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT

This county is to have public
health unit again. State author
tiles notified the Board of SUI
pervisors that personnel was
available, and the board appropri
ated the money to pay the coun-
TVS share of the cost. The super
visors deserve credit for helping
to restore a most valuable SER
vice to the county. The health
unit was lost in 1941 when the
board refused to renew the an
nual appropriation. 1t would
seem that progress in the atti-
tudes of public officials has
been made within the last ten
years
The purpose of a health unit
is to prevent contagious diseases
not to offer treatment. Such
unit interferes in no way with
the practice of private physi-
clans. 1t is definitely not social
lied medicine" The work in pub
lie health actually makes the PEG
pie more conscious of the prob
lens of disease and the necessity
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-10
By TROY R. MILLER

and found that my caller would
see me in the morning around
eight l was to leave for Tokyo
at nine, so l was pretty anxious
to find out just who was here
from Dickinson before I left
Morning rolled around and
sharp at eight, l glanced from my
desk and saw someone entering,
studying his face, wondering if
he was that caller of mine. Sure
enough it was. 1t was none other
than the son of Ernest Mullins,
deputy sheriff in Clintwood. What
a surprise to see someone from
Clintwood, or shall we say Dick
enson, and what a heck of sur
prise to see them so far from
home.
Seems like Dickinson County is
represented everywhere we go
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-10
HAYNES MEMORIAL
MEETING

The annual memorial service
for deceased members of h e
Haynes family will be held at
the Haynes Graveyard on Pine
Creek the fourth Sunday in Au-
gust, beginning at IL a. m. Elders
Emory Hanover, Alex Tompkins,
Earl Mullins, James Wright and
others are expected to conduct
the service.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-10

for health. In that way this SER
vice really helps the private ply
sicians. With this nation girdine
for the most fateful challenge to
its existence, public health is the
first outpost of national security.
The recent action of the Board of
Supervisors will make this COM
munity stronger and better part
of the nation.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-10
WILLIS MEMORIAL
MEETING

Memorial services will be held
at the Willis graveyard on the
Campbell Willis place the third
Sunday in August by ministers OF
the FreeWill Baptist Church.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-10

SAINT this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Null
ms and children spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Hattie Stone
at Skeetrock.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-10

Read The Little Ads"
Evening star., 1950-04-02
DNnhNM;H;c

H0W-ST0PPEA: Sidelines, we find, beget
sidelines. As follow-up to our story of
how theater musicians spend their time when
they're not playing (March l2), friend who
just saw one of New York's long-run shows
reports that three violins read magazines while
a fourth pondered crossword puzzle. And,
just as the conductor raped for attention, the
girl harpist froze his baton in mid-air by whis-
pering: Hey! Wait till finish this row." She
was knitting.
CAUSE AND EFFECT: The aspirin manu-
facturers announce that Americans have
seven-and "a half billion headaches an
average of so per person - each year. What
is there about civilization that induces such
Evening star., 1950-04-02

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS. Editor
Editorial Offices: 40 Lexington
Apsnue. NssD York II, Neso York
HOW 10 HAVE BETTER SCHOOLS.
by Roy {. Larss"
THE SOUND OF BLAcKMAiL. ...............
by Elesy 0vssn
WALLY COX TELLS ALL.
JANE WAS A HAZARD. D....................:.1 ~
by Riehord Powell
ExPi OSlOk W SCIENCE. CE..................... "
BY Gordon A. Afwofsf
SAM AND VICTOR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'e
MASSES OTHER SELF. LF........................ u
by Louis Berg
WALLYSWAGON.. ON....................... xo
HOW AMERICA EATS. TS........................ ~
EvERYBODY'S ETIQUETTE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. xs
Cover BY Chesiey Bonesfsu
Evening star., 1950-04-02

Names descriptions of all characters IN ncuon s
and semi fiction articles in this magazine are wn"
imaginary. Any which happens to oe tnG
that Of any person, living dead. Is entirely
Evening star., 1950-05-11
MEMS SHOES

20 Poirs of Fomous Make Shoes from
our reeulor stock! Voriety OF styles.
Sizes s Va 10 I z in group, mostly snoll
sizes
LANSBURGHS-Men's ShoeS-St'
Evening star., 1950-05-11
CLEARANCE OF SlLVERWARE
AL SALES FINAL

UFIo NOW
3 aluminium Lozy Susons As IS 2o5 100
] SiIverwore Chest, tornsh resistont
lining ---------------- e.e5 400
II SiIverpoted Covered Butter Dishes lo5 100"
SiverpIoted Boxes for collar buttons 2o5 I.oos
II SiIverpoted Iced Teaspoons, os is 3oc Zoe
'Plus 200 Federal tar.
S-Stlver,pnre-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Handbags GreotIy Reduced
Women's Winter Coots Reduce

Grey BroodcIoth Boxy Coat, size 56
for the taller womon-
Black NeedIepoint Boxy Coot. beouti-
fully detailed. Size SO. Yeor- round
weight
Black NeedIepoint Fitted Dressy Coot.
Size 24h
LANSBURGHS-Better Coats-Se
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Hondkerchiefs Reduced to Gle,

s for lof
40 Mems CoIored Border Hondkerehiefs 100 100
lO8 Women's Linen -ond- -cottons, Chinese
embroidered initials, hond-rolIed 7se
hens. Complete initial assortment ST fer so
IS Womens Loree-sze Linen Prints, 5se eo.
hond-roIIed hens ST 3for l.5o
200 Womens White Linens, Chinese
hond-embroidered nitios Soc for 90
100 Mems White Lnen-ond-C -Cottons, 39e ca.
hond-roIIed hens --- 7ec 5se
S-HdndEerchiets-Str Floor
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Clearance of Cosmetics
C!hiIdren's Shoes

200 Prs. Teens Strops, Loofers. Oxfords
in white. potent, red ton; broken 1856
sizes 4 to 9--- 7.o5 2S9
$50 Prs. ChiIdren's Cross -strop Slippers,
neote soIes. Red, black brown
leather. Sizes l2h 10 3 --- 299 l.ss
$50 ChIdren's Fobrc or Leather Son.
dolls, leather or rubber soles Broken 2.o9to
sizes 8 to 3 observation-disclosures $50 l.ss
ANSBURGH'S-Children's Shoes-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-05-11
LEISURE FASHIONS

z lounoine Pojomo Sets, sizes | z ond IA, 1926
3 Print Royon CholIis Robes. size l4----8.95
] Aqua Royon Crepe Trovel Robe, soied,
I Two-pece Royon Crepe Poiomo Set,
soiIed. oquo. 10 ----------------lo.95
Z Three-piece Royon Crepe Poiomo Sets,
LANSBURGHS-Letsuas Fashions-Thtrd Flo
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Neckweor Reduced
Umbrellas Reduced to {

z Women's Umbrellas, Kelly green, mo-
room, royon
Women's UnPrellos. purple with con-
frost, black with white. Long handles -
5 Women's Umbrellas, solid navy, black
or brown royon
LANSBURGHS-Um
Evening star., 1950-05-11
MEMS CLOTHING

3 Fine AlI-WooI Tropical Worsted Sum-
n,er Suits Sizes 35, SO, 81, SO ond 3
80 reouIor; ~ and as stout 4
LANSBURGHS-Me Clothtnc-Stt
Evening star., 1950-04-30
ELIUS FIGALLO,

CORN NELIUS FIGALLO,
~ modelmaker for the Pub
lie Health Service, Division of
Hospital Facilities, fashions
trim little hospitals and un-
rooted. Lilliput size wards and
clinic rooms that give form
and reality to the paper plans
prepared by architects of the
division.
Behind these plans lie many
months of research into such
important factors in hospital
design as. traffic flow thoW
patients. visitors, doctors.
nurses. aides and supplies
will move about within tho
building, fire safety and
comfort for the patients.
Mr.. Figallo, who lives at
1917 Buchanan street NE,
seems to get as much pleas
ure from his everyday work.
shop in the Federal Security
Building as most men do from
hobby shops. He has been an
artist all his life, entered the
Academy of Design in Genoa,
Italy. his birthplace, when
only Is years of age.
His models of hospitals
often display miniature beds,
tables, chairs, waShStands,
with each item of equipment
set in its proper place so that
hospital planners are able to
visualize the new improve
mcnts In layout and design.
Mr.. Figallo'S model model
hospitals" have been dis
played at many national and
State hospital and health
conventions.
Some of his creations are
Evening star., 1950-04-30

His wife is an interior dec
orator. his son Is an artist.
Mr.. Figallo's craftsmanship
was needed before the open
ing of the Folger Shake
spearean Library. He restored
many exhibits. including a
desk that Shakespeare is said
to have used as a boy. in
school. He has a letter of
appreciation from Frances
Perkins. when she was Sccre-
tary of Labor. for art work
he fashioned for her, and he
built fine furniture for other
notablcs. including the late
Chief Justice Harlan Fiskc
Stone. He still builds The
display tables for his exhibits.
His first model hospitals
were built for the Childrcn'S
Bureau from plans for ma
ternity wards. When passage
of the Halliburton Hospital
Construction Act made mil
lions of dollars available to
encourage construction of
hospitals and health GEN.
terS, Mr.. Figallo went to work
for the Federal Security
Agency In the Division of
Hospital Facilities.
But pcrfcctionist though he
is. even the artist Figallo has
his problems. Nurses and
other professional people
sometimes make a good many
suggestions - but a model
maker usually just doesn't
have time to make tieback
curtains and put up rose col
ored wallpaper in his minia-
ture creations!
James III. Rice.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

on display in the offices of
the Division of Hospital Fa-
cilities. On adjoining walls
you may see models of 20
bed nursing unit and a 100
bed receiving building of
which it is a part. The doll
size nursing unit is complete
with beds, SteriliZers and a
waiting room with tiny maga-
zines on the tables. On an
other wall is an immense
model, in less detail. of the
community-type plan of a
l,5OO-bed mental hospital, a
small section of which is the
100 bed receiving building.
The precision. which is now
evident in these miniatures
of hospitals was learned by
MIR. Figallo when, as a young
man. he fashioned ship mod
els in Genoa. a port city. Even
a l/lO-mm. error in a tiny
ship would have been a tragic
mistake when translated into
the huge vessel.
Every bit an artist, Mr..
Figallo was singing In opera.
too. He was in the chorus of
the Carlo Fclicc Opera i'll
Genoa when Giovanni Mar
tinclli made his debut. and
he sang with the great CALI
Curci.
He was in Italy when Mus
solini came to power, But I
was a free c-thinker," he says.
"and l could not be happy
with an extremist party" He
visited his brother. an artist
in America. then brought his
family from Italy and became
a citizen of the United States.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
help Save
YOUR teeth
More Teeth Lost From
Neglected Gums Than Tooth Decay!

Too many people are forgetting
about their gums. Beautiful.
healthy teeth must have firm
gums. Have your dentist examine
, your teeth and gums regularly.
Then at home don't fail TO use
double purpose Forhan'S made
especially for BOTH maSsaging
gums to be firmer tmore able to
ward of Infection, and keeping
Evening star., 1950-04-30

your teeth sparkling clean.
Your Teeth Are Priceless Pos
sessions. Don't wait for tender.
bleeding gums to warn you of
Gingivitis. a mild gum infiamma-
tion-neglect of which often leads
to dreaded Pyorrhea with its re-
ceding gums and loosening teeth
which only your dentist can help,
See him. Then start today-help
keep your gums strong and firm
your teeth naturally bright -
with double purpose Forhan's.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
lNvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SAILS

NEARBY VA.-4-unit brick apt; So
900 income per yr.; part bsmt.; oil
h-wh laundry facilities; rear
nomical maintenance and operation.
Owner indicates may accept $2l..
900. Call until. 9;30 pm. THE
Evening star., 1950-10-14

FALLS CHURCH HANDLERS
4 brand-new detached brick ram
blers nearing completion. Situated
on A-acre lots: homes consist of
large studio-type living room with
fireplace, dining room. modern
equipped kitchen, 3 excellent bed
rooms. 1l2 tiled baths some have
garages and Easements: see these
homes Immediately. since Govt
Prices range from S23, 500. Cali
". 3. WRIGHT. IA. 4-O550 ewes.
Evening star., 1950-10-14

NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
A. house beautiful. Built by a builder
FOR his own home. Pegged random
width oak floors. huge rec. .rm.
breakfast nook, 3 baths, 4 bedrms.:
HOT-WATER HEAT: ts-acre lot,
picnic flrepl., lovely shade, breeze
way to garage. stone patio. screened
porch. This modern stone brick and
S31,50o. Terms to suit.
ASK-uS9 REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-10-14

JEFFERSON MANoR-BARGAIN
II ,4e9 down balance like rent will
buy this attractive 2-bedrm. home;
equipped with aluminium awnings,
aluminium screens and storm win
dows, Anchor fence and de luxe re-
{rigerator; screened front porch:
mouse affords lovely view and is
convenient to shopping and bus
GEORGE S. DUFFEY CO., OV. 1854
l60Q dixie st AleYa ridria IL &
Evening star., 1950-10-14
ARLINGTON
SOME HOUSES

SOME HOUSES
Are good buys if they meet your re-
quirements. Only your needs and
income can determine what is a good
buy. The following are good buys for
SOME people
Evening star., 1950-10-14

10TH AND C SITS. S.W.
Home and income in this 12-rm.
house with gear garage. Has lst.
floor apt. with liv. rm. din. rm.. kit,
bedrm. and bath: 2nd floor has 9
double and 6 single rooms, furnished.
Annual income $4,000. Licensed and
rent conforming. Call Mr.. Meyer.
AK. 1857. with
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1950-10-14
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-5
Lovely brick and clapboard home in
excellent neighborhood near fine
private and prochial schools. Liv.
rm.. din. rm.. combination with
fireplace, sun porch, equipped kit.
large screened porch overlooking
level. fenced garden with big trees.
Q hedrms., bath and huge storage
room UP. Full basement. oil heat,
sun porch will take twin day beds.
Prewar and well built. Price S18.-
500. Out Russell I'd. to Beverly
drive. up Beverly DIR. to circle at
top Of hill, then sharp left onto
Circle Hill I'd. and to open sign
At 3112. For app't to see at other
times.-cau Mrs. Duckett. TIE. 2423
or TIE, 3445.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
CHAS. r, HOOFF, INC.
2l6 PRINCE ST. TIE. 3445
Evening star., 1950-10-14
$3.50

More room for your money in Fair
fax. House SO II. by 20 IT,, newly
dec; liv, rm., din. rm.. kit, bed
rms, bath: h.-wh.; bsmt.; also
chicken house; on / acre with stream.
Priced for quick sale. Open ] It'll
dark. Exclusive with OAKTON
REALTY CO., Fairfax 704; ewes.
Vienna 34-J-3. To reach: Out Lee
blvd. to Chain Bridge rd. (Route
123), right approx 3 mi, follow
Our SIGNS pronarty
Evening star., 1950-10-14
Alexandria Row Brick
ARLINGTON

knoll. 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. powder
fm., rec. rm. Prewar house, COM
pletely modern. Best section. TOWN
EEALTY CO., Ho. 4S6S. AD. 1858,
DE. a06S,
Evening star., 1950-10-14

LIVE WITH HORSES and dogs. and
space for the family. in lovely sur
roundings; only 80 minutes from
Washington and u mi. from stores
Comfortable house with bedrms,
2h baths, oil heat; 5Ka acres and
new barn. Call Fairfax 171-J.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
ALEXANDRIA

A TOWN HOUSE of distinction and
Incompatible charm. built in the
latter part Of ,the Eighteenth Cen
tury. A great deal of the house
is original including the hardware.
doors. chimneys and floors. The
house is decorated in good taste,
and was completely restored in
late 1880. The present occupants
have added a room in the basement
with windows above ground Paneled
liv. rrn. with fireplace. din. rm.
with fireplace. master kitchen. II
bath, 3 bedrms.. two with fireplaces
Marshall for appointment; home TIE.
1892; office. TIE. 3445.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC,
216 PRINCE ST, ALEXANDRIA. Va
Evening star., 1950-10-14
ALEXANDRIA

3 bedrms; and 3 baths make this
family: the loc. is excei. ana the
price is S20.950. Call CALHOUN e.
SAMUELS, AL. 3939; ewes. TE
394S. TIE. A1l3 -I5
Evening star., 1950-10-14
ALEXANDRIA
'HN&4& ~
S12.250

on Braddock rd.-Two-stor semide-
tached brick, containing bedrooms,
room, kitchen, full basement. &C.
heat. Assume FLA loan payable
$66 per month at 4hT. Call Mr.
Tommasi. Ma. $500; evenings. oV.
6257.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
1417 K st. NV.
ALEXANDRIA

The 2 very lss: bedrmS: and lEe. kit,
the average Cape Cod; splendid loc. !;
$4,000 cash req. Call CALHOUN
& SAMUELS. AL. 3939; ewes. TIE.
3948. TIE. 6113 -15
Evening star., 1950-10-14
RAMBLER
S1O,950

DIU,JJU
3-bedrm. white frame bungalow on
lee. fenced lot. l bedrm. on 1st a. /;
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit; lge. inclosed
porch In rear and screened porch in
front; 2 bedrms. and bath on 2nd
f.; part bsmt.; oil heat. $3.50
cash, bal. FHA financed. with mo.
paymts. less than rent.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Ell. 1925 or Ell, 1922, Mclean. Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
WE'RE SORRY

REGULATIONS "a"
II you are looking for a 2-bedrm.
home. the requirement is you must
prewar bungalows available. Front
screened porch. tiled bath. liv. rm
with firepl., separate din. rm..
equipped kit. stairway to lge storage
attic; full bsmt. Excel. conv. No.
Arl. location. Priced for innmed
sale. S14.95n.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-10-14

2b ACRE, $4,000
arm. bungalow. oil h.-w.h.. on good
hard surface road. near Bowie. Call
YOUNG & BOWERS. NO. 1855 It'll
Evening star., 1950-10-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
White Masonr1

Arlington White Masonry
$12,950-ONLY $4,000 DOWN
All one floor, 1915 living room,
12x'S' dining room, equipped kitch-
en-, 2 bedrooms, bath; full base
ment, Bendix washer; picket fenced
yard, barbecue, pit. fruit trees; has
storm windows. oil air conditioned
heat. Purchaser can take over GI
trust payable $69.50 per month
Call Mr.. Mickey. RE. O606. evenings
and week end.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-10-14

COZY BUNGALOW
721 Oak ave. tnr. 7 Corners)-2-
bedrm. brick. with additional rms.
in attic; oil heat. nice front yard
fenced in and shaded rear yard
screened rear porch. det. garage For
partieulars, gall MOORE & HILL
Evening star., 1950-10-14
ASK-USo REALTY co.
ri 1870 ny 0pSo I,

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO s PM.
lst showing. 901 10Th st. S., Airing
ton. Va. Close to Pentagon. Just off
No. hwy. and 23rd ST.. South.
newly decorated. has tile bath, hard
wood floors oil fuel auto. heat.
Large Groom bsmt.. beautiful large
handicapped yard with fruit and
shade. Only S13,a50 with ST. 500
cash. Balance like rent This bargain
will sell quickly. so see it at once.
LARRY o. STEELE, RE. o493. CHI.
1908. IL
Evening star., 1950-10-14

GL. 21OO. OK. 1243. lie
OPEN 2 UNTIL DARK
Falls Church. New brk. rambler; 8
nice bedrms.. 2 full baths. lge. liv.
rm. with frepl.. din. rm.. lge. equip
firepl., gar, on corner lot, conv. to
everything; priced. S23,5O0 with
substantial cash. To reach: Out Lee
blvd to Seven Corners. right on
East Broad st. tRt. y. / blk. to No
S11. c. NJ. HALEY, JE 3-79S9
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$4,000

$16,500
Dominion Hills-Liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, 3 bedrms., tiled bath, fireplace,
gas auto. heat, full bsmt.. range,
refgr., auto. washer; beautiful yard
with fence. Terms can be arranged
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
OK. 1922. Open to 9. CHI. 500.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
ARLINGTON FOREST
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Il Block on Lorcom Lane
First floor bedrm., 11xlS; tile bath;
slate roof; red brick, Cape Cod style
in the splendid neighborhood of
lovely established homes; living rm.
with wall-to-wall carpeting and fre-
place. family -size dining rm., break
fast table-siZe kitchen, equipped;
End floor, > bedrms.. 13x20 and
13x1S. plus small sewing room
or child's playroom; wealth Of closet
space; bsmt. includes paneled rec
reation rm. fireplace, tile floor.
utility room and lavatory; oil &C.
heat; attached garage; storm win
dows: well-landscaped lot 75x121:
immediate possession. Exclusive with
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 Glebe rd., GIL. 6777, OK. DIAL;
ewes, cH. 0444 and SH. 4749. --15
ARLINGTON FOREST
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
3-bedrm brick Colonial home Knotty
pine finished full bsmt.; beautifully
fenced and Handicapped deep lot; very
near to shops, schools and buses:
3 minutes to Pentagon. $4,000
Substantial cash needed. Agents
need not call. FA. 527s. lis
Evening star., 1950-10-14
CORNELIUS J.
WEETMAN

LUXURY LIVING
Brk, Colonial in No. Arl. is ! year
old, in superb cond. It has exquisite
liv. rm. with fireplace, lge. din.
rm.. splendid equipped kit, lge.
screened porch; ! bedrm. and bath
downstairs; Q huge bedrms. and
bath upstairs; bsmt. incl. rec. rm.
with frepl; full bath; laundry nm;
att. gar. Large attic is floored and
has stairway; lot 71x130 it. BY
app't. through
MANNAS REALTY co.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-07
Christian Faith Needed for Japan,
Students Studying Here Declare

Enthusiasm for the new. Ameri-
can-inspired International Christian
University was tempered by a spirit
of caution lest some Japanese young
people will want to come into the
University because they think they
can spend college life like any Am
eriCan youth does" lou must not
be dominated by" OF a mere "imi-
tation of" an American university
vas the feeling of another.
The students differed sharply in
their attitudes towards existing mis-
sion schools. In answer to question
about the new University. one stated
fatty
81 don't want another mission
school"
Another expressed himself in terms
Of plea for medical and educational
work, rather than formal religious
missionizing
'If Christianity is really what
il is, then people will come to it.
I am all for hospitals and schools,
but not too much for missionaries
if they disrupt the normal happy
life of person"
An opposite view was expressed
by one student who said that exist
ing mission schools should receive
funds now being sought for the pro-
posed University
Most Of the students queried
would agree with one young Japan
csc attending a Southern seminary
Who wrote:
"Japan's need is for a strong lead
er to help al of the nation under
stand democracy through the Christ
ian spirit New Japan faces an
important moment. We must not
walk in darkness again"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-07
Columns Riqht

z will become a par hole.
The new No. 6 hole will probably
use the original tee-off, with the
green lying across the gully. The
e% No. will start near the edge
Of he gully about where the present
No. 6 mat is located. and the green
will be the same old No. green.
Discussing this our friend Frank
Hattori, the Mr. Golf" of the Puget
Sound Coli Club, we agreed that
this projected Encouragement of the
course would make it somewhat more
difficult and much more interesting
First-flight players will, of course,
concentrate on using just the right
club for the distance, when facing
ths new No. 6, and will go all out
for the green. Lesser players. on the
other hand. will worry about getting
over first. and the old mental haz-
ard" will still be in there pitching
making life miserable for the high
lendicappers.
buffers and first-flighters alike
will find the new No. 7 an interest
ing problem, since for the first time
they'll have real dog-leg facing
them at Jefferson Park. According
to Frank Hattori, there will be sew
raj different ways of reaching the
rreen. depending upon where the tee
hot lands. Pro golfers might, after a
he7lthy wood shot go over the trees
With a lofted shot, or try for a con-
trolled hook around the bend, in
| ord = to be close to the green in
two. The safe way would be to use
two straight shots. with an open
fairway for the third shot. If any
hot goes into the trees, all these
calculations will, of course, be shot
TO H, and I don't mean Harry.
AT any rate, therell be gully hole
and a dog-leg for the future, fellows,
so enjoy your good scores for the
! front nine while you can.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-06-07
PICNICKERS INVITED
TO VETS OUTING

All picnic-lovers are invited to
spend the day with members of the
Nisei Veterans Committee and their
friends this Sunday. June IL, at
Foss' Shadow Lake. The outing will
be from 10 am. to IL pm.
Picnic chairman Ed Kiyohara says
that the lake is teeming with more
than 10000 rainbow trouts just wait
ing to be fished out. Games, boating
and swimming are also on the sched-
lie for the afternoon, with dancing
to start at pm. There will be free
ice cream and beer for the picknick-
erS