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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
Roads Program Progresses

The State Roads Commission
placed $16,350,165 worth of highway
work under contract in the first eight
months of this year, a survey of Com
mission records from January l to
September l shows. This total repre-
sents construction or rehabilitation of
ia miles of road and is approx
mately 100000 higher than the
award total reached by the same
date last year.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
$500 Prize Offered

The board of directors of the Bal
timore Symphony Orchestra will give
a $500 prize for short symphonic
work based on a Maryland subject
and composed by Maryland mu-
stefan. The deadline for the contest
is February 9, 1858.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
WOMAN VIM. SNIVELY
ABOARD USS NEW KENT

William F. Snively, chief yeoman,
US Navy, formerly of Keedysville,
and husband of Mrs. M. Geraldine
Snively, 213 Paradise Avenue, Ca
louisville, is serving aboard the at
tack transport USS New Kent.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
Killed In Korea

First Lieutenant Nelson E. Fen
wick, of Sykesville, was killed land
ing his observation airplane on his
home field in Korea, his wife, Mrs.
Eleanor Fenwick, was notified re-
Gently by the Department of Defense.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
Standard Time
Starts On Sunday

Don't forget that Daylight Saw
ing Time ends at midnight on
Saturday, SO be sure to set your
clocks and watches back one hour
before you go to bed on Saturday
night. Otherwise you will arrive
at Church or Sunday School one
hour too early on Sunday morn
ing.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25

Commander of the Squadron.
The ten girls, reading from left to
right, are: Jean Thorne, 10 Ann
Smith directly behind JEAN, Mar
gle Rummell, Roxana Gabe, Sue
Cushen, Margaret Myers, Joyce Bur-
kett, Betty Ryder, Beth Bellinger and
Nancy Knode.
Seated, reading from left to right,
are: Mrs. Marlin Thurmond, Girl
Scout Commissioner; Mrs. Sidney
Metzner, Mrs. Sim and Mrs. Jordan
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
There Are ONLY
9 More Days
To Register

You owe it to yourself, your
family, and your country, to
cast your vote in the November
election, but you just can't vote
unless you are registered.
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Pictured above, in white blouses,
are the ten members of Girl Scout
Wing Squadron 20, sponsored by the
Business and Professional Women's
Club, who, after a year of hard work
and intensive study, were awarded
their Wings at impressive ceremonies
held at the Municipal Airport on
Sunday afternoon. The Wings were
presented by WAF Lieut.. Fern Hall,
of the Baltimore Air Force Recruit
ing office. Mrs. Kenneth Sim is
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
Kiwanians Hear The Tragic Story Of
Hungary, Now Under Russia's Thumb

Charles DeBarcza Prominent Hungarian Official Farmer And
Business Man. Imprisoned BY Nazis And Communists And
Now Resident OF Clear Spring. Traces History OF His Great
Nation Now Satellite Country Behind The Iron Curtain.
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This is your town Boost it
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Please Be Careful
School Has Started
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This is your town = Boost it
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Cost Accountants
Hear DR.. Tippetts

Topics And Dates For Discus
sion Forums Announced At
Meeting.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
o SIDELINE.

topics: couple of California
Nisei pin stars are planning to be in
town for the winter, we understand,
and that's a lead" some Nisei Com
mercial teams. seeking striking po-
yer, can trace the baseball season
for the Savoys ended with Second
Baseman Roland Kumasaka as the
number one hitter on the club. the
perennial faVorite of all Japanese is
the Lotus YBA carnival slat-
ed Sunday, Aug. 81; it's one of the
fall seasons choice affairs where
anyone who's who in sport attends
here on a visit was George Inai, a
leading kegler from the Southland
called up Tashiro HardWare's Shire
KaShino, the war hero of 442nd
fame, and got the info that West
port is a spot which shouldn't be o.
verlooked by the japanese Ameri-
can Izaak Waltons. that los or bet
ter average ultimatum will push the
NCLers to turn on better perfor-
mances this year in Main Bowl; it
will, if nothing else. prevent the
boys from "horsing around.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
G11Il1:ljk|so

full unit Capt Tai 5hibuya viii be
leading his charges consisting of
Mako Yaguchi. Herbie Furuta, Ken
ny Oyama, and Nobi Takahashi.
Their best 1-3 shots should pack
sufficient wallop to win. We're pre-
dieting that they'll repeat on their
present material.
Teams which will be very much in
the fight for the flag are Beppu's
Chevrolet and Reno Tavern We
mustn't forget Broadmoor Florist
West Coast Printing, Royal Amuse-
ment, Twentieth Century Insur-
ance, and, of course, tough Tads
Gardening.
In other words. Yamadas keglers
won't have much time to relax as
any one of these outfits is capable
of exploding and racing off to hot
winning Strickland the title
That's how tight we believe the
race will be this season.
One can be sure the NCL will pro-
vide lots Of excitement
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
SNGBO Expects
Outfits

Although there is nothing definite
as yet the SNGBO Seattle Nisei
Girls Bowling Organization this
season expects to have a 12-team
loop.
Six teams are set and six others
should be formed by the time the
season rolls around on Thursday
night, Sept 4, in Main Bowl. ac-
cording to secretary Mive Ishikawa
Besides Miss Ishikawa. other Of
ficers of the group are Mary Mani
wa, president: Carol Daty. vice pre-
sident; and Mickey Oyama. treasur-
er.
The SNGBO league has establish
ed 700 as the maximum team aver
age for the '52-'53 campaign.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
Four Reach Semi
For PSCC Title

-Four survivors in the Puget Sound
Golf Club Championship matches
will battle in the semi-finals this
Sunday, Aug. "a.
DR. Bill Takano, a fast-improving
conner. will face the veteran Kuni
Nakamura, and current titleholder
Erwin FurukaWa will tackle Keno
Nagamatsu, the high-riding young
ster
In the quarterfinals, Nakamura
beat Sumo Nagamatsu, 4 and 3, DR.
Takano bested Tosh Tsuboi and 2.
K. Nagamatsu doWned Frank Maya
mine. and l. and Furukawa top
ped George Momoda, l up.
Quarterfinals highlights: S Ma
gamatsu fired a hot 68 the day be-
fore his match against Nakamura.
DR.. Takano had 10 one-putt greens
Magazine had too many three
putt green's. .Momoda had Furuka-
wa up at the end of nine holes
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
Nine FiyeS Tell
Their Rosters

Rosters of nine out of twelve
teams entered in the Nisei CONNER
ciaI league in Main Bowl were re-
leased today by NCL secretary Ia
ka Asaba as follows
Smith Gandy-Tak Shibuya, No
bi Takahashi. Kenny Oyama, Herb
Furuta, Mako Yaguchi.
Bepnu Chevrolet-George Tanagi
Manabu Fuiino, Tommy Namba,
Grant Beppu, Pruney Tsuji.
West Coast Printing-Fred Taxa
gi. Kenny Arita. Hiro Sasaki Frank
Yokoyama, Brownie Nomra
Reno Tavern-Bill Tanaka, Pan
cho Nakashima, Ben Nakata, Tonic
Hamasaki, Hero Nishimoto.
BroadmoJr Florist rank Nak3-
gawa Sab Tsuboi, Mas Terao, Sui
Takeuchi Nobi Suyama.
Royal Amusement-Floyd Yama-
motto George Iwasaki, Jack Militia
Morrie Yamaguchi, Shoichi Suyama
Tad's Gardening-Taka Asaba
Mas Shibuya. Shig Sumioka. George
Fujimoto, Min Suyama
Twentieth Century Insurance
Benny Wong Wally Poy Budd Flu
kei, Sherman Louie. Johnny Chinn
Seventh Ave. Service-Shig IRA
kaWa Shobo Ideta Jack Shiota. Ra-
bbi Nagasawa Andy Segimoto.
Three fives-Sakahara Insurance
18th Ave. Service and Coast Wide
have not disclosed their lineups as
yet
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
63 from Seattle
To Participate in
Northwest Open

Sixty three Seattleites. including
the defending champion Sumio Ma
gamatsu, will invade Portland for
the Northwest Nisei Invitational
Golf tournament booked for Sun
day, Aug 81
Seattle's bid for honors will be
sought by such leading divot-dig-
gers as Nagamatsu, Kuni Nakamu-
ra and Erwin Furukawa, the latter
who is Puget Sound Golf CLUBS
champion.
Spokane has two stellar men in
Kay Maruyama and Sparky Kono.
Salt Lake City. Utah, sends a def
mite threat to the Portland tourney
in a fellow named Kasai.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
YOnamine NoarS
Batting Lead

TOKYO Japan, Aug. 23-Wally
Yonamine, the Nisei professional
baseball star from Honolulu and
former player with the San Fran
cicco 49ers pro football team, is now
one of the top batters in his league
For the last two weeks, he has
maintained his second place berth
among the top 10 batters in Japan's
Central circuit
Yonamine plays left field for the
league-leading Yomiuri Giants. He
performed brilliantly for the Cen
trail league all-stars against the Pa
cific league all-stars earlier this
summer
Yonamines record to date tues
day. is:
ABB RBI Hits Avg.
Yonamine 1886 40 113 1886
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
Nisei Angler Lands
24-InCh Trout

c. Yamagiwa of 1010l Renton Ave
last Saturday afternoon caught a
24-inch Dolly Warden trout off Ma
son Greek on Stevens Pass. The Nj
sci fisherman. using salmon eggs
with links tackle, spent IS mi
nutes to land the fish.
With Yamagiwa was his 13-year-
old son, Allen.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
Umeda Defeated,
Loses Crown

LOS ANGELES. Calf, Aug. %
The feature Nisei Week Festival
main event last Tuesday night at
Olympic Auditorium turned out to
be a great disappointment for Japa-
nese American fans as Tommy u
media lost his California bantam
weight title to Oscar Torres, 116,
formerly of Mexico but now of FL
Paso, Tex,
The loss suffered by the Honolulu
Nisei in the 12-round main event
was a sharp upset as Umeda was a
5 to favorite to retain his title
when they entered the ring. Umeda
weighed 1T.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
Pin Results

LOS ANGELES, Calf. AUG. %
Winners in the Nisei Week handi-
cap bowling tournament last week
were the following:
Mems all-eVents-Art Nishisaka.
1921 scratch; mems singles-Tom
Sakamoto, 702f76 handicap; mems
doubles-Tok IshizaWa. Mob Ishiza-
wa 1868 (88 handicap
Women's all-events-Chiyo Ia
shima. 1910 Scratch; women's sin
gles-June Jue, 585 90 handicap;
women's doubles-Chiyo Tashima
1861 scratch), June Jue (482 plus %
handicap, 1865.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
O BROTHER.

the Nisei Commercial league pen
nant chase during the 52-'53 year
promises to be the old fashioned
dog eat-dog affair in Main Bowl
Arthur Yamada's Smith, Candy
the defending champion, will be
forced to shift into high gear from
the start. without Gene Augustine.
the S-G's Filipino bomber the va
mazda outfit may have some trou-
bles But they still have a power
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
YOShida Is Chosen
For Camp Trip

Richard Yoshida, son of Mr. and
Mis- I. Yoshida of COS Main St. was
selected by the International
Sportsmen's Club to attend with all
expenses paid the Boys Conserva-
ton Camp this week at Moran State
Park on Orcas Island.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
Little League Sets
First Grid Turnout
At Collins Tuesday

First turnout of the Little League
football players will be held at 10
am on Tuesday, Aug Is. at Collins
playfield All boys up to IL years
of age and under 100 pounds are ell
igible to join the squad
Charley Chihara. former O'Dea
high school star. will coach the
team
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
NlSEI CALENDAR
AUGUST

AUGUST
31-Annual Lotus YBA carnival
bazaar in Seattle Buddhist audito-
rum
31-JACL dance IN Spanish Cas-
tie on Seattle-Tacoma highway.
$50 pm. to am. Gordon Greene
and his orchestra.
OCTOBER
Annual japanese Methodist
church bazaar
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
NiSei Girl Named
On An-WeStern

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Aug. %
Chiyo Tashima leading Nisei bowl
ing ace. Wa FiVen honorable mem
ton on the Western Women's
bowling all-star selection recently.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
Price Boost

Effective as of September. bowl
ing price will be thirty-five cents
during the day and forty cents after
6 I'm, it was learned today.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
mel tOSpOnSor
Big 30 Man

The Nisei Commercial league in
Main Bowl decided. at its last meet
ing, to sponsor one bowler in the an
nual Big Fifty" tournament
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23
L Teams Await Start of mel in Town;
Season Begins Tuesday, Sept.2

Twelve teams are ready to go in
the Nisei Commercial league which
opens its season at 9 pm. on Tues
day. Sept. 2, in Main Bowl.
They are the following: Twentieth
Century Insurance, Royal Amuse-
ment Coast Wide. Sakahara Insu-
rance, Reno Tavern. 18th Ave. Ser
vice, Broadmoor Florist, Smith
Candy, Tad's Gardening. West
Coast Printing and Beppu CheWo-
let
All boWlers this season must aV-
erage 165 or better if they are to be
eligible for play next year in the
mel which will be turned into a
scratch" loop.
The handicap has been set at a
maximum of 80 pins per game,
based on three-fourth of 200 The
dummy score, according to NCL's
secretary Taxa Asaba, will be 40
The NCL season will last from
Sept. 2 to April IA with no time
off" for holidays
Schedule for the opening night
play in the Nisei Commercial league
in Main Bowl was released today by
mel secretary Taxa Asaba as fol-
lows:
Alleys l and 2-20th Century VS.
Royal Amusement.
Alleys and Coast Wide VS.
Slkahara Insurance.
Alleys and 6-Reno VS.. 18th Ave
Alleys and 8-Seventh Ave. Ser
vice VS.. Broadmoor
Alleys and Smith Candy vs.
Tad's Gardening.
Alleys Il and 12-West Coast vs.
Beppu Chevrolet.
Note: Smith Candy is 51-52
championship team
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-08-23

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&oaoiutorbil6of 8orman bon Dallas.
Sf Glpnb, Minn. - Sm St. .=Ma=
zMiiiionsbaus Ser GGter bonn
8ottli6en 8ort (SVD) in Sednp,
Su, feierte Ser bo6tp'ite Sr. &oa0iu.
torbii6of 8artbolome bon ct. Glouo
fiir5lid) Sic feierli6e 0ar1flagungs-
meiie gum eoloenen SroensiubilGlm
bon 5nei sSugenofreunben, oen ebrn.
8riioern ambroie llno &i6aro, S. Z.
D. Die beioen Subilare ltammen aus
Winneiota.
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Btr traurigf Grfrhtrhtp nn,n
huntti.rn GaaHrhpa

6amsden mill elm Siidler iuerben,
ST sm fdmer Der 6pbel;
Sdorniteinfeger mill er iperben,
Odd linn ideinfs nidt nobel.
Samsden mill Elm Bergman iperben,
Nias fid bod nid)t biiden;
Sansden mill Elm Weiiller tperben,
9pd bic Side briiden;
9ansden mill elm 8eber merben,
9od bas 8arn serreikt er:
SIMMER, tuenn er fanm besonmen,
Sast i'm fort Der Neiiter.
Sansden, Samsden, benF baran,
@as aus Dir nod iuerben fann!
Sansden iuill elm sdlpiier tperben,
Sinh sm beik Die &pblem;
!9ansden mill Elm 5dniter iperben,
Sinh su bart bic spblen; ssssas
Sansden mill elm Sdneiber tperben,
ODD bic Nabeln teden;
Samsdem mill Elm 8laier iuerben,
9ud Die Sdeiben breden;
Sansden mill 8ndbinber iper6en,
8iedt sn iebr Der &leifter:
Sumner, iuenn er fanm begpnnen,
Sast i'm fort Der Meiier.
9Gnsden, 9anSden, benz baram,
@as ans Dir nod tperben fam!
Sansden bat mod biel besonmem,
gradte midts su Gnbe;
9raber lit bic 3eit berrpnnen,
Sdmad iinb feline 9anbe.
6ansden 1T nun 9ans seipprben,
Sitt Nun boiler Sorgen,
Snmsert, bettelt, ipeint nnb flagt
gom Mbenb bis gum Morgen:
Md, tnarnm nid)t mar id 0nmmer,
Sn Der Smsenb fleikis?
Was id i,mmer audi besinne -
9nmmer 6ans nmr beik' id!
Md, nun slanb' id feit baran,
DAFT aus mir nidts iper6en fam!
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Gine Sarnnngspartei?

Die lettsenannte 9artei, oie neu-
gegriinoete v9emofratii6e 8olfspar-
tel Soar, miro in elmer 8erIautba-
rung Der Brelieabteilung oes .Deut-
lhen Saar-8unbes" in 8a6 @reua-
nod als cine rSdopfung franfopbiler
&reile" be5eihnet. Mm 7. geobember
babe Der erite 8oriibenoe bieier Yar-
tei Grid Shtperbtner, nit Ser
DienItltelle oes fran5oiilhen 8otidaf-
ters @ranobal telepboniert unb bon
ibm Die ansbriidlide 3uiage Der I'm
teritiisnng nn6 Sorberung erbalten.
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tariides gotentiaI al erb0ben." Der
,8onner General -Mn5eiger' fommen-
tierte: uDie Sran5oien baben 0urd
.ibre @ren5perIesung oas Sfreben
nah einenl geeinten europa beripot-
tet. Dasielbe 2anb, ipelhes iih it1n-
big gegen Die 8iloung 0eltider Dipi-
fionen ltemmt ibeut iid 1ibt, oeiit-
.Ibe Soloner an5ntperben."
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ct. Banl, Ninn.- 8urtbinstun, o.
Samstag, 20. Nppember 1862.


Spnntas, 80. Nopember: Griter Ib-
nentsiDnntag. - b ang / II m
3eiden oes iiineiten geri6tes (9uf
21).
Montag, /. 0e5enber: gligius.
Dienstag 2. 3e5ember: 8ibiana.
Wiittpoh, 3. Se5ember: Sran5isfus
9aperius.
9onnerstag, 4. 9e5ember: Barbara.
sSreitag, 5. 9e5ember: Sabbas.
Samstag, 6. 8e5ember: Nifolaus.