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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
B&P's To Sponsor
First Annual
Beauty Contest

The first annual city wide bath
ing beauty contest is slated for
August 5, p m. at Gillam's Park.
sponsored by the Business and
Professional Women's club of the
YWCA. Mrs. A. M. Clayborn, presi-
dent.
All Negro business firms have
been asked TO enter contestants and
a large number Of bathing beauties
are expected to compete for the
title of Miss Bronze Little Rock.
See CONTEST-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Gen. Collins Fails
To Enforce Order
For lntegration

Atlanta-The Army's Chief Of
Staff was accused Of sidetrack-
ing President Truman's directive
to end racial segregation. terming
the order a mere suggestion rath-
er than an order, said Clarence
Mitchell head Of the NAACP
Washington office.
Mr.. Mitchell appeared on a pan
el discussion on segregation in the
Arm forces at the forty-second
annual convention Of the NAACP.
He declared delegates must bring
pressure on Northern Congress-
men TO make the non-segregation
policy effective.
you cannot sit idly by while
the Southerners bully the Army
into continuance of Segregation. "
he declared The thing to do
now he declared. lis TO get the
President to tell Gen. Collins that
II is an order"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

hDE. ELECT-Menifee-Mr and Mrs Charles il, Itoonson
ounce the engagement and approaching marriage of leir
Hghe Ethel Juana, to Eugene Aaron Nesbit IT, son OF
Isabella Nesbit, Athens, Georgia.
Miss Robinson who teaches in Fayetteville mariculated
Seman college, Atlanta and graduated with honors fren
lander Smith, Little Rock. She is member of the Alpha
)pa Alpha sorority.
Mr. Nesbit received his A. B. from Moehouse college in
nta and served in the o. s. Navy petty officer lie is
affiliated with the North Carolina Mutual Insurance com
b in Memphis
The wedding will take place August at 1880 p. m. in
adhia Baptist church here. Immediately following the
ng and reception the bride and groom will depart on
during which time they will visit their ideal spot the
mic campus of Spelman where, in 1917. lit all began
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Naacp Again Asks
U. 5. Steel Help
Fight B'ham Terror

A rejection of suggestion by
the United States Steel Company
that the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie turn to officials OF the Tennes-
see Coal Iron. and Railroad Com
pany. USS subsidiary. for assis-
lance in their fight against the
police reign Of terror against Me-
gro citizens Of Birmingham, Ala
bama. was made today by Walter
White, NAACP secretary. The MA
ACP had asked u. S. Steel to use
its economic influence to help stop
the terror.
In reply to suggestion by John
A. Stephens. vice-president of U.
See TERROR-pase eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

on the street.
In the past three and a half
years, twenty-eight Negroes have
been murdered by Birmingham
Police the CRC reported. For
the whole state OF Alabama, the
number of Negro victims of these
police lynchings now total fifty
two. In addition, dozens of Negro
homes have been bombed with
impunity. A recent fire was allow
ed to sweep through 40 Fairfield
Negroes homes while Connor's
firemen stood by and watched"
Only few days before the
newest police staying delegates to
NAACP convention In Atlanta had
called ON the u. S. Steel Corpora
ton which dominates the city adj
ministration here to use its in
fluence TO stop recurrent police
killings Of innocent Negro citizens
In Birmingham"
William L. Patterson. CRC Ex-
See KILLED-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Death Penalty
Sought For
White Rapers

Arlington, Va.--All eyes are on
the Hotchkiss case for the state
of Virginia, which has never ex-
eeuted white man for rape. is
going all out to send two young
white hoodlums to the electric
chair for snatching a 10 year old
bride of Navy Ensign from her
home and raping her repeatedly
Arlington's Commonwealth At
torney. Denman T. Rucker has OBJ
tanned indictments against John
r. Polk. 10, son of an accountant
in the u. S. Department of Interior
and William Il. Payne, rs. his best
pal. and he has announced that he
will seek the death penalty.
The youths have confessed that
on the night OF the kidnap-rape.
June 20 the two had been drink
See RAPERS-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Woman Begins Her
Fight To Free
Her Husband


New York, N. Y--Another me-
roin Is taking her place besides
Mrs. Rosalic MCGEE, Mrs. jose
phine Crayson and Mrs. Bessie
Mitchell In the nationwide crusade
to end legalized lynchings Of IA.
nocent Negro men and youth.
The three Negro women ACHE ,ed
worldwide fame for their ne.vic
efforts In the historic campaigns
for Willie MCGEE. the Martinsvllle
Seven and the Trenton Sixth
IA men believed innocent victims
Of anti-Nesro framc-ups.
Mrs. velma Warrington, wh,se
husband. Pau Washington, -.
year old World War II veter II.
was saved by the Civil Rights
Congress from execution an hour
and twenty minutes before he
was TO be strapped Into Louisisna's
portable electric chair. on Friday.
June 90 has begun taking his
case TO the people.
See WOMAN-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Hate .Monger
Guilty Again

Washington--Joseph p. Ramp,
the man who has a habit Of col
lecting a million dollars for his
religious and racial propaganda
was found guilty again Of com
tempt OF Congress. The second Of
Tense, like the first one. was level
ed at the hate-monger for refusing
TO reveal the names Of his big con-
tributors
Described by the Anti-Defama-
ton League OF B'nai Birth as
one Of the country's most vicious
anti-Semites. and anti-Negro,
Ramp faces sentence OF one year
In jail. and $1,000 fine. He was
released In ig48 after serving
-four months.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
pStudying IN
ia. College

slahoma City - Almost 400
% students are studying at
universities and colleges in
ahoma with the now famous
'eme Court decision breaking
color bars less than three
b old
1ianoma A&M college has en-
about 200, Oklahoma uni
" about 200 and Northeast =
State college, 10.
he live on campus and others
nute.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Bombing Of Negro
Homes To Bring
In fBI Agents

Dallas-The Dallas city council
last week asked the FBr and state
police TO enter the investigation
into the recent series Of bombings
Of Negro homes in South Dallas
Four bombings have occurred
recently because Of residential ra-
cial tension. Militant Negroes have
ignored the warnings Of prejudic-
ed whites not to invade certain
residential sections.
The bomblngs have continued
for over a year in neighborhoods
where the residences OF Negroes
and whites are close together.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Fisk j. Alumni
Adds To Defense
Of Dr.. Dubois

Attorney George A. Parker. Dean
of the Terrell Law School, WASH
ington. d. c. arrived in Paris re-
Gently on trip to get legal sup
port for the defense of DR.. w. 4.
B. Du Bots against the foreign
agent" charge on which he and
four associates in the former Peace
Information Center were indicted
on February 10, 1850. =
Dean Parker was accompanied
See DuBOIS--page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

Fifth Negro Killed By Birmingham Police
Reports The Civil Rights Congress

Birmingham-The fifth Negro
victim of Birmingham police
murder" this year was shot and
killed on the morning of hide
pendence Day, il has been learn
ed by the Civil Rights Congress.
The latest victim of Dixiecrat
commissioner Bull" Connor's po-
lice force was Tom Patterson. 26-
year old World War II veteran
who was shot at 2;45 a. m. on July
4th while walking with his wife
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Promotion For
Northside Man

Word has been received that
Frank Moore, i0l Hazel street.
North Little Rock. an employee
of the Rock Island Railroad. has
recently been promoted from car.
man TO Car inspector. His promo.
ton, according TO reports, makes
lin the first and only Negro man
20 hole such q job In the Little
rock tormr al or on any rail-
road operating in and out Of Lit
tie Rock or North Little Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
'SatcheI' Paige To
St. Louis Browns

II was announced in ST Louis
Sunday, that the famous hurler
Satchel Paige has been signed
with the st Louis Browns. Satchel
broke into the major league base
ball circuit with the Cleveland
Indians in 1913. He appeared in
% games his first year The
second year, Satchel was used in
a relief role. In 1850 he returned
back TO the Negro league where
he remained until Bill veeck re-
Gently took over the St Louis
Browns and signed him with the
club.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
112.Year.0Id Man
Slow Down"

Denver, Colo-Ex-slave Henry
l.. Hall celebrates his ll2th birth
day this week with an expressed
desire to SLOW down. Mr.. Hall,
a white bearded gentleman, who
spent the Civil War years IN
Missouri and went to Denver so
years ago, says he's pretty fit
~ eurv"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
White Woman Who
Accused MCGEE Of
Rape To Sue Gre

jackson. Miss A 81 million
suit charging defamation Of char
acter will be filed against the
Communist party. Mrs Troy Haw-
kins the white woman allegedly
raped by Willie MCGEE. said re-
Gently.
The 38-year-old Mississippian
See WHITE WOMAN-pagc eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

Ehree more leading Negro news
sEs have come out against the
reme Court decision which sen.
pen Negroes and white Com
rs Party leaders to Jail for
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

READ MEMO TO MON" p. 9
Evening star., 1951-12-07

sights in Strange India" is the
title Of a picture leafiet. It contains
10 pictures by Frank C. .Pape and
Uncle Ray. To obtain q copy send .
elf-addressed stamped envelope to
Uncle Ray In care of The Star.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

The common frog has a very
smooth skin, and in that way it
differs from the common toad. The
skin of a toad is rough.
The idea that toad is "slimy'
has spared without good reason
Next time you see a toad, study 1t
a little and see what dry skin it
has.
Another idea is that toad gives
people warts, but scientists say that
this is a mistake. Hundreds of per-
sons have handled toads without
getting warts.
The fact is that toads are friends
Of people. They are ugly, it is true
but they destroy vast number OF
harmful insects. Thanks to this
work, they are helpful to farmers
and to those who have small gar
dens.
Sometimes toads are kept as pets
A 13-year-old boy obtained toac
one day, and took it home. Using
pieces of firewood, he built fence
around an inclosed space. Insid'
this space he placed a tin pan, an6
kept it filed with water.
Calling his pet "Dick," the boy
watched over him as the weeks wen
bys The toad became very tame
Ea1 1h evening he was set free, tt
llro p where he liked, but early thu
Evening star., 1951-12-07
lake Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

1.-THE word senile, meaning "dodder-
ing with old age"
I have great respect for that Au-
gust body of solonS, the United
States Senate, but words is words"
The word congress is the modern
form of the Latin congressus, "a
friendly meeting for social CONVEX
sation"! And no true man"
(columnists have been shot for better
puns than thisD could pass up the
opportunity of pointing out that the
same Latin verb, exsequi, ito follow
to the end" gives us both executive
(as in chief executive) and execu-
toner.
| Waterbury: I noticed a state
ment: AS a child he was precocious.
Isn't the "as a child unnecessary.
since precocious means exception
ally early mental development?
Answer: can see your point. but
you are splitting hairs. There is
complete sanction for: He is a
precocious child. Incidentally, pre-
cocious comes from Latin praecox
(early ripe), which also forms part
of our term dementia praecox "a
form of insanity usually occurring
at puberty. To change an old saw:
\ There's a thin genealogical liI&
,petween witty and wackyl
Evening star., 1951-12-07

for many years. One Of the boys
friends found toad which had lost
a leg, and kept this toad as a pet
for 16 years!
Besides eating insects, toads eat
vS&ious worms. Now and then an
eafthworm is seized, and is swak
Evening star., 1951-12-07
CHAPTER Nv.

Mr.. Lump thought Poppy had
kidnapped Tommy Lump. He told
the police and it did look bad for
Poppy because there he was with
the boys hand in his. The police
arrested Poppy dressed as he was
in red Santa suit with a red stock
ing cap dangling gaily over one
ear.
1t was a strange and awful sight
to see a Santa Claus led off to
Iprison.
Belinda and Tommy followed Mr..
Lump into the house. He didn't
steal me-" cried Tommy. Il ran
Iaway!"
you were lured away!" stormed
Mr.. Lump. This girl tricked you
Evening star., 1951-12-07

joke. But, just the same, when she
went to bed that night she did what
Poppy told her. She wrapped the
little tooth in tissue paper and hid
it under her pillow.
Then she lay there in the dark.
She was frightened and lonesome.
Il just mustn't cry" she told her
self. "I've got to think Of some
thing to do"
She Felt Something Move.
Presently she felt something move
on her bed. She decided it was the
blanket sliding off. It just can't
Sleep" she said out loud and she
turned with a great sigh to the
tother side OF the bed.
"Oh, gracious!" screamed tiny
voice. I'm falling off"
Belinda sprang right out Of bed
tossing the covers in a heap on the
floor. Her heart pounded and hei
hands shook as she turned on the
light. There was nothing at all un-
usual to be seen. She began to
think she had been dreaming when
suddenly she saw two funny little
bumps moving under the blanket
she had thrown to the floor.
How do you get out of here?'
moaned a muffled voice. Help!
Help!" screamed another voice. "The
roof has fallen in!"
Belinda leaned over and picked
up the blanket. There on the
floor were two tiny creatures, boy
and girl, dressed all in gold and
looking as cross as could be.
WE'LL" they snapped as they
Iglared at Belinda. You were sup
posed to be asleep!"
INert: A Trip to Tooth City.J
GAP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Word Come
Find ~ or more words in
ENODY,

meaning, song OF lamenCatl0n.
Average is 80; limit. 80 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of S." such as bats, ~
cats" are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used
list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

coat and went to visit Poppy in jail.
We've had all kinds of people
in this JAIL" joked the guard. But
this is the first time we've had
Santa Claus"
"Oh, Poppy" cried Belinda. see
ing her father behind bars, what
ever shall we do"
Poppy smiled. Don't worry. The
police will get things Strengthened
out"
But how long will it take,
Poppy?"
"A while, I guess. It did look bad
for me, you know"
But Poppy! What about Christ
mas and the store and Tommy"
Things will have to work out, "
said Poppy looking sad and tired.
The guard told Belinda it was
time to go. Before she left Poppy
said, Il see you've lost a tooth.
Don't forget to put it under your
pillow. The tooth fairies will take
care of you tonight"
OF course, Belinda knew 1t was o
Evening star., 1951-12-07

into meeting that man disguised as
Ia Santa Claus"
That's not true!" exclaimed
Belinda. MY father wanted te
make him happy. Anyway he was
bringing him home!"
HE was coming to make me pay
money for him!" roared Mr.. Lump
Now you leave this house. It's 6
pity the police won't arrest chill.
dren,"
You're a mean wicked mani
cried Belinda. She clung to Mr.
Lump's arm. You just better have
my Poppy freed from jail o.
I'll-Ill-"
Get out of herel" Mr.. Lumr
jerked his arms angrily and fiune
Belinda away. Tommy burst int
tears as Belinda stumbled forward
and fell against Mr.. Lumps desk.
"Oh!" she cried, getting to hel
fleet.
She Rushed Out.
She took something from hel
mouth and then, without a word
she rushed out of the house ane
ran all the way home.
Not until she was safe in hel
own room did she open her fist ane
gaze at the tooth in the palm o1
her hand.
Tears brinmed in her eyes.
"Just little while ago every.
thing was so lovely" she thought
Now Poppy's in Jail and there.
no Santa Claus at the store anc
Tommy won't ever have a Christ
mas and on top of everything else
I've lost my very best tooth"
But Poppy had taught her that
crying never fixed anything and sc
she washed here eyes, put on hel
Evening star., 1951-12-07
AnsKer to ENTHRONE.

Answer to ENTHRONE.
enter, ether, neither, neon, north, note
none, tern, tenor. tenon, teen, thereon
then, thorn, throne, throe, three. there
thee, torn, tone, tree, hero. heron, here
hereon, hornet, hone, horn, rent, rennet
Evening star., 1951-12-07

Little Rock:
Tell me not in words lueubrious.
But in Colby Zoom and fanfare,
Where the high and mighty Senate
Gets its name. Give no rhyme thereO
Answer:
To your rhyming I'm a-verse,
Though the question is quite fair.
Yes. the sage and somber Senate's
Aptly named. U've no rhyme there
eitherD
Senate is from the Latin word
senatus, which is from senex, man
of great age" Senex also gives us
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood


In defending a hand, most play
ers cooperate pretty well with part
ner in indicating their high-card
holdings by echoing in the suit or
suits where their principal strength
lies. This is not true, however,
in the matter of showing partner
the distribution of their hands.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH MRS. Keen)
ATS
0AKs4
uJ863
&J1O4
WEST EAST
(Mr. Champion) (Mr. AbeD
A92 AK65
VQ1082 VJ53
HQ104 n972
@Q965 %A832
SOUTH (Mr. Dalel
AAQJ10S4
V76
OAKS
&K7
The bidding:
South West North East
] spade Pass 2hearts Pass
3 spades Pass 3NT Pass
4SpadeS All Pass
Mr.. Abel failed miserably in this
respect in today's game and Mr..
Champion was left in the dark as
to what suit to guard at the end.
The opening lead was the five of
clubs and Mr.. Abel won with the
ace and returned the deuce. All
right SO far. Mr.. Champion cor
rectly read his partner for four
clubs.
Mr.. Dale won the second trick
with the king of clubs. He entered
dummy twice with the two high
hearts and took spade illnesses both
times. Then he laid down the ace
orr spades, dropping Mr.. Abel's king.
On this last trick Mr.. Champion
discarded the nine of clubs. A
heart was discarded from dummy.
What Discard?
Now Mr.. Dale ran all the rest Of
his spades, discarding from dummy
the last heart, a small diamond
and the jack of clubs, in that order.
Mr.. Champion played the ten of
hearts. the queen of clubs and was
then down to the queen of hearts
and three clubs to the queen.
What discard should he make on
the last spade? Did Mr. Dale have
for his last three cards the jack
of hearts and the ace-king of
diamonds? Or did he have no hearts
and three diamonds to the ace
king
Mr.. Champion had carefully
watched his partners discards. But
Mr.. Abel, who was in position to
make the correct defense perfectly
clear. fell down on the job He
stubbornly held on to the jack of
hearts.
Mr.. Champion had to guess-and
he guessed wrong. On the last
spade he dropped a small diamond
and Mr.. Dale then took the rest in
GLle diamond SlHL.
Right Again.
why didn't you give me a count
by throwing away the jack of
hearts?" Mr.. Champion growled.
But that was the biggest card In
my hand at the time" Mr.. Abel
replied.
What reason!" snorted Mr..
Champion. Il had Dale counted
for six spades and two clubs. II
you had thrown the jack of hearts
I would have known he had only
two hearts and therefore three dia-
monds. Then we would have beat
the contract"
And, as usual, Mr.. Champion was
right.
copyright, 1851. General Features corp)
Evening star., 1951-12-07
lowed. The toad uses it's front feet

lowed. The toad uses its front feet
to push food into the mouth.
The common toad goes through
about the same early history as the
common frog. 1t starts out as tad
pole, then obtains legs and loses its
tail
Later on, the toad grows to be too
large for its skin. At this point, the
skin splits along the back, and
under the body as well. Struggling
With the help of its feet, the animal
gets the old skin off.
A rather strange thing happens
next. The toad eats its old skin.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

Fuel Oil-Ofl Burners-neating Equipment
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Evening star., 1951-12-07
Santa and the Moqic Mirror
By Lucrece Hudqins

SYNOPSIS Tommy Lump goes
with Belinda to see her Poppy in
the department store. Poppy promises
to speak to Mr.. Lump about having
Christmas in the house. But the
mean Mr.. Lump calls the police and
has Poppy arrested.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
|UncIe Ruy's Corner By Ro"o" cof"e"

next morning he would come back.
Not many months later, Dick died
in an accident-falling victim to a
spade in the hands of a workman.
Except for that, he might have lived
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-01-27
NiSei TrundIerS
Get Lions Share
In Tacoma JouSt

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. 81 - Nisei
bowlers, well known to Seattle keg-
ling fans. were in excellent form as
they grabbed top honors in all the
events in the Sikh Avenue alleys
Hot Stove tournament last week
end
Puget Sound Laundry, captained
by Kaz Yamane. amassed 3097 pins
on a 432 spot to win first place in
The team event
Individually. Joe Asahara,
member of the tourney winning
2. :. Laundry. was the most bril-
liant performer. Asahara paired
with Mako Yaguchi to take first
place in the doubles with 217l on
a 265 handicap. and then proceed
ed TO walk off with first prize i'm
the singles with a hefty 1853 which
included a handicap of 1873.
In the singles, Asahara aver
aged POS scratch over a five-g game
stretch.
Brother Johnnie Asahara was
right there, too. He paired with Va
name to come in second in the
doubles with a 2l49 count. Then
spot was $40.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-01-27
Lotus Mercury Drops Cavaliers, 47-32;;
Inches Closer to 1851 CaSaba Crown
T sui, Iwasaki Spark
Bukkyo Quintet in
2nd-Half Push

Lotus Mercury edged itself a step
closer to the 1851 IA championship
by defeating Cavaliers, 47-32 last
Wednesday on the Buddhist floor.
The BuddhistS five now has only
three games left on its schedule
with a game advantage over second
place Tokuda Drug Sayoys and Ca
hay Post
Although Mercury shooting was
off, second half spark by Rich Tsuii
and Gaylord Iwasaki left no doubt
as to the outcome of the game
rsuji potted l3 and IwaSaki, 10
Bob Murray was high as usual for
Cavaliers with II
Mid Tanabe, who now leads the
girls division scoring with ll6 points.
vent on a rampage in the second
lalf to give Tacoma a 1920 win
over Lotus Jrs Miss Tanabe tailed
10 points.
Lotus Jrs. kept the Tacoma at
ack bottled up in the first period
ind held the visitors to a l2-l2
count at the half
BaronS swamped Tacoma YBA.
37-l5, in the A class contest To keep
their title hopes alive. George Flu
keda went wild to tally IA points ON
five field goals and four charity
oSSes Tor the victors
Complete scorings follow.
MERCURY 4D - Nishlmura &.
Saito T. TSuji l3. Yasunobu b. SUI
wanna g. Iwasaki TO- Kawata ,; CA
WALTERS C32)-Caasi ,. r. Cantil
6, b. Cantil 6, Murray IL, j. Laigo
,, f. Laigo s.
TACOMA 32D@Tanabe 10. Iva
kiri, Elliot, S Watanabe 5, Y. Wa
tanabe, J. Yoshioka 3, Shimizu, f.
Yoshioka; LOTUS JRS. t20D-Oka-
motto 4. Hikida s. Namba 6. Matsu-
motto ,, TSuji, Ichikawa, Hyodo, Wa
tanabe, Nakashima. Nakamura. va
maguchi 3.
BARONS C37-Arai Fukeda IA.
Y. Tsue, T. Tsue 4, Ichikawa. Tokiti
4, Nakamura 5, Kawahara 4, Okla
motto a. Ohashi ,, Hayashi. TAG
OMA Q5)-Ikeda 2. YamaSaki. Yo-
shihara, Nakamura 4, Hashimoto.
Kawabata 5, Abe 4