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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
House Aims to Stop
Spending on College
Courses for Officers
By John A. GiIes

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS college
training for Army officers. the
largest proportion of which is fur
nished by the University of Mary
land. will be eliminated if the
House Appropriations Committee
has its way.
Defense Department officials
yesterday saw an end to all mill
tary officer college training in
the wording of the House mill
tary spending bill. Representative
Scrivner, Republican. of Kansas.
said it was the intent of Congress
to accomplish just that although
the bill refers only to the Army.
Support of enlisted mems COL
lege training was continued. How
ever, Army officials figured that
elimination of the officers subsidy
would mean the colleges could no
longer afford to conduct the pro-
gram.
Formerly IS per cent of the tu-
ition costs were paid by the Gov
eminent for officers. This has re-
Gently been reduced to so per cent
at the prodding of Congress men,
bers. The enlisted mems subsidy
remains at IS per cent.
80 Colleges in Program.
The college program. part of
the overall Army Education Pro-
gram, is offered on or near in
stallations by about 80 co-operat-
ing colleges and universities. in
Guiding the University of Mary
land, George Washington Univer-
sity. Catholic University, George
town University and Howard Uni
versity.
In addition. overseas programs
are conducted by the University
of Maryland at So centers in Eur
ope, the University of California
at So in the Far East and Louisi-
ana State University at 6 in the
Caribbean area.
The Army figured it would
spend about $4,000 for the pro-
gram next year. Presently 1924
officers and 2.502 enlisted men
are taking advantage of the train
ing.
All universities in this area have
enrolled 1913 officers and 399 en-
listed men. Georgetown has the
least number, while Maryland has
about one-half the total enrolled.
Maryland professors also are
teaching 1910 officers and $50 en-
listed men in Europe.
Millions Spent on Program.
Mr.. Scrivner said the committee
found the armed forces were
spending millions of dollars for all
kinds of educational programs and
that most often those taking ad-
vantage of the college program
took courses completely foreign to
their military assignments.
"A great number of the officers
spend much of their time training
and in schools and very little in
remunerative service to the coun-
try" he declared I'VE found
where chemical officers took law
and lawyers took chemistry"
The courses are taken in off,
duty time. The Army said the
objective was to increase eff
cheney by raising the academic
level of the personnel"
Officers are encouraged to take
the partially subsidized college
courses. They have been available
since 1916.
The House proposal also would
eliminate officers from group study
courses and the services general
educational development tests.
The R. o. T. c. programs are
not affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
D. c. Bur to Hear Garfield

Attorney Austin F. Garfield will
speak on The American Bar As
sociation's Attack on Attempted
international Treaties Through
United Nations" at a meeting Of
the Bar Association of the Dis
trict of Columbia at 8 pm. Tues
day in the Williamsburg Room Of
the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
IrosDy Noyes PA to Elect

-, "a
The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Crosby Moves School will
hold its election of officers at
Ills pm. tomorrow at the school,
Tenth and Franklin streets NE.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13
Sa'1I'jl|,{Is[)
0 IT'S.

certainly rice to hear that the Nj
sci Veterans Committee is support
ing the International Fighting Irish,
the areas Little League gridiron
squad coached by Charley Chihara.
Fred Sato and Chuck Kinoshita.
BY footing the bill for the Inter
national Fighting Irish. the Nisei
vets are giving the youngsters fine
opportunity to play football and al
so building them to become men.
In this complicated world, we
need good men The International
Fighting Irish football team repre-
sents a start in the right direction.
Interest in the game will teach them
the fundamentals of team work
which. to broaden our horizon, has
failed to register with grown men
in other parts of our globe. Yes,
we'd go on record as saying that the
NVC is offering something worth
while
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13

ten-frame count was 224. Other
NNdLers in the 800" class were Ken
Teramoto 521, Hiro Sasaki $50, Tosh
Mano 514, Sambo Sakai 524, Yosh
Teshima 528, Bill Tanaka 532 Wal
ly Poy 544, Kermit Eng 500. Benny
Wong 536, Tosh Ito 523, Jim Naka-
mura SOC, Bill Yamasaki sci, Roy
Sakamoto $40. Sab Tsuboi 500.
SNGBO play was marked by Mi
We Ishikawas $50 series and Fudge
Sakanashi's 211 game Miss Ishi-
kawa, who had two solid games, a
1876 and a 202, in her three-game to-
tai was followed closely by Carol
Daty who chalked up a 500 on the
tally sheet. Rather fair trundling
marks were contributed by Yae Mi
kami 465. YoYo Konishi 494, Kazie
Yokoyama ATS, Lois Yut 461, Decko
Shibuya 479. Rose Young asa, Mic
key Oyama 456, and Gladys Hama
no $50.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13
Chinn, Aratani and M. IShikawa Pace
Keglers in Nisei Loops at the Main

Heading the pennant-hungry in
the three japanese American bowl
ing leagues in Main Bowl are Iwata
Insurance in the Nisei Commercial
Banquet Tavern and Goth Century
in the Nisei Merchants, and G. t
Takahashi Co. and San San in the
SNGBO
These five outfits are the top dogs
in their respective loops.
Outstanding was Johnny Chinn of
Goth Century who featured a 233 in
his 621 series in the NCL.
Others who struck hard Tuesday
night we're:
George Tanagi $50, Grant Beppu
$50 Manabu Fujino SAG, Pruney
Tsuii Sal Ben Sugawara SGT, Nobi
Kyono SCI, Ted Sakura SAT. Nobi
Takahashi 536. Herbie Furuta SCI
Kenny Oyama 545
TAX Shibuya $50. Kenny Arita SIT
Brownie Nomura SOB, Hiro Sasaki
SIG Frank Yokoyama 571. Fred Ia
kagi SGT, Benny Wong SOB. Andy Sc
Qimoto 5o7, Jack .Shiota $50. Shobo
Ideta 500,
Shig Sumioka sos. Min Suyama
513, George Fuiimoto SGT. Sub Ia
keuchi 548, Mas Terao $40, Sab Tsu-
boi $40. Mas Nakamichi 562. Sadao
Bahia 512, Sam Sugitachi SIG. Nor
RE Yamaguchi 563,
Jack Militia 514. Shoichi Suyama
513 Bird Sameshima sol, Tux Tada
ST. Bill Tanaka 500, Ben Nakata
Sal
West Coast Printing. captained by
Fred Takagi, provided a five-man
punch totaling 2764 pins. Included
in that highly respectable series so
early in the season was the record
high 1924 game.
Battling Augie Aratani jolted the
strike zone for a 568 high series to
pace all Nisei Merchant league keg-
lers Thursday night Aratani's top
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13
q THEY'LL. .

be Keeling in the silvers and the
blackmouths (and king salmons if
there are any lef0 from the quiet
waters of Elliott Bay on Sunday,
Oct 5-the date of the Internation-
al Sportsmen's Clubs annual sal
mon derby.
Shang Kashiwagi, the genial ha-
berdasher who will be chairman,
predicts a large turnout of 300 at
daybreak of that day He based his
prediction on last years entry count,
and not by conducting ARE you or
aren't you" poll, we thought you'd
like to know all the news
Fishing is a stranger to us, as
strangers a stag party is to bride
to-be or a bridal shower is to a
groom to-be.
So fishing is a stranger We pop
ped a few questions about it at Mr.
Kashiwagi.
Now, Mr. Kashiwagi, we are
delighted to report, is an obligine
sort of a fellow And he's willing tc
give anyone all the lowdoWn ano
otherwise. He answered our quer-
les as pleasantly as a mother would
advise her child. He was that help
full If we were serious, there is nc
doubt that he would have told us
about the fish from its spawning
or maybe earlier than that time.
The important facts
He tipped us off as to what the
fisherman should expect when he
hauls in his line. Most of the king
salmons have gone up the river,
leaving only the silvers and the
blackmouths here, he said.
He also passed on the valuable in
formation that there are two me-
thods of salmon fishing. His eX-
PLANTATION enlightened us; it pre-
scented a clearer picture of what the
Japanese American Izaak Waltons
will be doing
Mr. KashiWagi said So
"Mooching is one way of fishing.
BY mooching, I mean rowing boat
and using a spinning tackle.
And there is trolling. Trolling is
when one has a motor and light
acEle.'
japanese Americans, according to
Mr.. Kashiwagi usually "mooch'.
"Mooch", in everyday usage. is not
considered as an aboveb board prac-
tice. But in the fishing world, its
one of THE things to do.
Well. fellows, if you're still read
ing this paragraphs of junk. take a
tip: whatever you do-catch a fish
by "mooching" or trolling" don't
fall into the bay
Good luck good fishing and good
day!
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13
Nakamura Sinks l5-FOOt Putt on 18th
To Beat Furukawa for PSGC Crown

Kuni Nakamura defeated Erwin
Furukawa. 2 and l, to snare the Pu-
get Sound Golf Clubs club champ
ionship last Sunday at Jefferson
park. Nakamura tapped in the fl
nishing blow, 15-foot putt on the
35th hole to dethrone Furukawa
the defending champion.
Nakamura, the challenger. was l
up at the end of the first 10 with a
II to Furukawa's 70 At the close
of the oath hole, Nakamura piled a
4-up lead on Furukawa Furukawa,
however, rallied and almost caught
Nakamura on the 29th. being but l
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13

SNGBO-San San Fountain 2, In
ternational Bank /; Takano Studio
2, Buickettes / Gyokko Ken Cafe 3
Toms Grocery 0; New Chinatown 3.
Northern Hotel O; c. T. Takahash.
2, Iwata Insurance |: Hong Kong 2
North Coast Importing l.
Nisei administration Realty
2, Kubota Bros. / Toda's 3, Dick S
and Franks Service o; Banquet Ia
vern g. Franks Nisei Barber 0; goth
Century 8, Dunn Seed 0; Bo's Gro
cery 2, Yesler Appliance /; Hardcas-
tie 2, R. S. Auto l.
Nisei Commercial-Beppu Chew
rolet 2, Coast Wide l; West Coast
Printing 2, Smith Candy l; Seventh
Ave. Service 2, goth Century l;
Tads Gardening 3 City Produce :;
18th Ave Service 3, Royal Amuse-
ment O; Iwata Insurance 2, Sakaha-
ra Insurance l.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13

down with three holes to go. From
here, it was test of steadiness-
and Nakamura proved to be the
steadier of the two that morning.
The new champion played a con-
sistent game, splitting the fairways
with his tremendous drives His
chipping and putting were sharp-as
sharp as if he owned the course and
knew every blade of grass at Jeffer-
son park. The conquered Furuka-
wa. on the other hand, had pitching
difficulty overshooting the pin re-
peatedly
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-09-13
Salmon Derby
Scheduled Oct. ) by
Local SpOrtsmen

International Sportsmen's Club
will sponsor its annual salmon der
by on Sunday. Oct 5, it was an
nounced today by club president
Tom S. Iwata, the insuranceman.
A 14-foot Norseman boat will head
an impressive list of valuable prizes
which will be presented to the lucky
fishermen.
Shang Kashiwagi of Kashiwagi's
Tailors has been named chairman
of the derby
All fish caught must be checked
in by II am. at Lloyd's boathouse,
Fishing starts at daybreak, and all
contestants must reserve their own
boats
Entry tickets may be purchased
from the following: Lines Tackle
Shop Kashiwagi's Tailors Tashiro
Hardware Seattle Fishing Tackle,
Seattlelite. and members of the In
ternational Sportsmen's Club. The
fee is 50 per person.
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1ttlann
(Jortfesun1 bon Sette -

Sum- ais Sber6eieblsbaber in europa
5uriidtreten miro - fiinf @oden Dor
oem &onoent Ser 8S8 in Chicago.
Ser General, Ser einunoie65ig Sabre
alt it, erbalt oamit freie Sanb, itd
perlonli6 an Ser &ablfanpagne at
6eteiligen.
Sn ieinem an 8ebriefretGr 2opett
geri6teten Giidtrittsgelu6 erflarte er,
oaB ~oie beIonoere slufgobe, fir oie
icb mieoer gum aftipen 9ienlt einbe-
ruTen puroe, in groBem WaBe gel0it
morOen lit 9as Sberfpnman6o
lit errihtet poroen, es arbeitet, uno
Die 8runOfragen iino erleoist".
Na6 elmer 9ariier Meloung bonn
12. os. erflarte gilenbo1per in elmer
BreBfonferen5, er peroe, faus er sic
Domination i'm 8SH=&onoent erbal,
ten ioate, oie Uniform ausaieb ben,
linn 10 frei banbeln unb ipreden 5l1
fonnen, pie irgenbein onberer giir-
ger, Der Fraii6ent meroen min.
@s tpar cine Hare Mnoeutung, 6aB
er Dor Dem &onpent ni6t perionlib in
Die &agne eintreten mill. gr tim,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19
&ritif im &onareb

Cine @ruppe republifanil6er sc.
natoren, Ole auf Dem Stanbpunft
itebt, bob oie bon Dem BrGiibenten
oerfiigte 8ei6lagnabme Ser Stabl-
merfe illegal iei bot cine l1nterlrl-
dung oieier WaBnabme bur6 bas
Suiti5fomitee beantrast, an beiien
Spite Der oenofratil6e Senator Sec
|Garran bon Nepaba itebt, Ser 1id
l6on lange NIT Dem @eiBen Saus
iiberDorfen bat
gs naren Ole repllblifanil6en sc.
natoren Bridges BON Seem Samplbire
Serguion bon Mi6igan unb &nolp.
lanb bon California, bie Die Geiolll.
tion gegen ben Brdlibenten truman
eingereibt baben, benen ii6 Damn Ser
Gepublifaner S6oeppel bon &anias
angei6loiien fat.
sSn Ser Gel lolution miro sic Inter.
iu6ung oerlanet Inn feltouItellen, yof
ser BrGlioent unter ser Gerfaiiune
ooer unter einem @eIes" biele 8on.
maht our 8el6lagnabmung gebab1
bat. ginfob 5u erfldren uoaB eine
Notlage beItebe, gibt oem Brdiioenten
nibt oas gie6t, ii6 iiber oie 8eltinl.
mung Der gerfaiiung binipeg8uieten,
bie uniere Bripatrebte iihert. gs lie
gen aae 8etpeiie oafiir Dor, baB Die
Me6te Der 8eliter Ser Stabltperfe
perlett tporoen iino".
Muh erfldrte Bridges, Der Brdii-
bent babe es ltnterlailen, iih arf 8e-
.itimmungen Der 8erfaiiung 5u bera-
fen, .ipeil es iie niht gibt. gr tpiir6e
gut oaran tun in @ieberer1pGgung
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Mm Sanstagnabntittag IoBen mir
Der Site tDegen nlif benz 5iDeiten
IStodDerf uno plauoerten iiber ber-
|gangene 3eiten nno nniere Streihet
anf benz 8entlal. SD lebnte NIT mei-
nem Stnbl am S1ornItein, aIs iih
ein @eDitter entllb. sluf einnlal bIit-
tie uno oonnerte es nit einem Shlaa
uno i6 fubr nit meineln Stubl por-
anf nno gerabe nit Der Scale anf BEN
gooen. 8ir begaben urs lfnen ms
5reie1 nnb erblidten Slammen uno
&aud aus Dem SdornItein bod in oie
9obe emporiteigen. @ir tpoIlten To-
i6en, ober Der S6tpeiserbaB iagte
rubig nno gelaiien: n2aBt es mir
bremen, oenn Der Spf lit gut ber-
li6ert." gr batte ba5u Elm altes
Stroboab.
Mm Sag bor 1neirer 4breiie beab.
iibtigte Der Sofbaner Sen bereits er.
ndbnten Saienpfeffer alt liefern.
aur5 Dor Weitterna6t boIte er Ieinen
alten Sinterlaber berpor, flappte i'm
5niammen uno Itedte i'm lnter Ieinen
lnngen Wantel. 9eun gings gum @aI-
De, po Solen in Wense iib aufbiel-
ten. 8ir batten Muftrag, einen getpii-
len Guf aus5uitoBen, tpentt ettpas it6
regen iollte, ltnb 1penn mir einen
S6uB bernabmen, iollte ieoer bon
uns geraul6l6s ben Seimipeg ontre-
ten - tpas mir aud taten, na6oem
mir oen S6uB gebort batten.
@ir maren etDa cine balbe Stun6e
5ubars, ais Ser Saieniager 5uriif-
fan uno einen l6perep Salen unter
leinem Wfantel bernor5og. 9ie geiibte
S6ipeiberin 5og oas Sen ab, 5erteilte
oen Saien unO iette i'm als Saien-
braten in cine erforoerli6e Sul5e.
Ser S6ipeiberbauer gab cine neue
sSinte gum SpaB befannt. @ir Iollten
na6 ieinen Blan oas Sen binunter
na6 &oblen5 an oie gfe 8reitenIteins
tragen. Sbtpobl Ser Sofbauer ben mo-
ben 8alo gum Sell eignete, burfte er
oie Sago in oemielben 1tidt ausiiben.
Gin sSager aus &oblen5 bate bieie
Sago gepa6tet 1tno fam tGglib bin-
aut um Saien uno anoeres @ilo at
iagen.
gSir 5ogen alIo ettpa cine balbe
Stnnoe na6 ein l1br nit Dem SoIen-
feu binunter na6 Dem SUB ser sSeIte
gbrenbreitltein, uno Ser ldngIte ser
@ebriioer Sbpeiter bdngte bas Sa-
ienfea bod oben an oie Spite bes
BORT angebra6ten @egtpeiiers, an
Dem am nadlten Worgen Ger SGger
borbeifommen nuBte. 9ea6 getaner
arbeit febrten mir 1tiioe 1t1tb bungrig
nab Dem S6apeiberbof suriif, mo
mir Dor Dem S6lafengeben nod cine
Starfnng 5u uns nabmen.
Mm na6iten Wsorgen reiIte id ab
init einem iduer nit Silberer5 beIa-
oenen Softer. 8as Silberer5 beabiid-
tigte i6, 5ubauie 5u elmer fleinen
8rotte al Dertperten.
Sd tpar etlide Gage 5ubauie un6
meine @rotte itano ibon fertig ba auf
einem rl1noen 8rett, als i9 bon mei-
mem Sreunb cine gunmer ser 500
blen5er golfs5eitung' erbielt, tporin
auf Der erlten Seite in groBen 8u9-
itaben Elm usSSagofrebel bon unerbor-
ter Sredbeit" beroffentlidt tpurbe.
Ser 2eier tann ii6 leift portelen,
mie ib mir ins Sauit6en la6te iiber
ben ~nnerbOrten SSogofrepel" atn
8ienborntaI.
Sd babe nod lange midi an unierm
uSagoabenteuer" ergobt unb i6reibe
es biermit 5ur greosung llnierer 2e-
ler nieOer. Seute, nab breiunba6taig
Sabren, bobe i6 oas uMbenteuer"
nod fril6 I'M @eoa6tnis unb er5Gble
es bier lnIern 2eiern our grbaullng
uno 5u ibrem grgoben.
Prof. ]. NJ. DueIyeu.
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Etnp tragtkumtfnhr Trrtpn.
HarA rptfp

gs mar in oen Sommerferien,
Otitte auguit, als S6reiber DieIes
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&oblen5 81 MAIDEN. Sd batte neinen
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na6Iten 8abnitation Mer5ig. Ser
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an oen geipobnten Stubentenpit, ben
| lt6 ein Wann geleiltet baben iolI, ser
NIT leinem Sobn our6 einen Sunnen
fubr nno beim Serannaben oes Sun-
nels 5l ieinem Sobn iagte: v9abio,
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nell"
gad6em i6 in Srier ben Sl. God
geleben, Der geraoe 5tr MusiteIlung
i'm boben 0om bon Sauienoen beIu6t
Duroe, benubte i9 bic @elegenbeit,
Tim ebenfaus ben 81. Hod 5u ieben.
gs ipar Dos SSabr, ba au6 oie gott-
begnaoete Sberelia Neumann oen 9l.
God beIu6te uns es ibr erlaubt muir
De, oenielben an5uriibren. 8ei oieler
@elegenbeit erflarte tie, oies iei ser
Dabre 81. Hod, Sen bie Muttergottes
Dem Selufinoe aus einem Stiid nGbte
unb ser nit Sbm aufgepo6ien tpar.
gs nar berielbe 9od, Sen Die Sen-
fersfne6te bel Ser &reu5igungsl5ene
nnter iicb berloiten. Die Stignlatiiier-
te berneinte enpbatii6, oaB 3. g. in
Sranfreib man bebaupte, BORT lei ser
81. Sod.
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gabnbof entpfing @ir gingen our6
Die berrli6en Gbeirl=I =Inlagen am
3entl6en Sd porbei, ipo oamals Die
Statue &ailer @ilbelms I. itano, oie
befanntli6 bereits i'm eriten @eltfrieg
5eritort tpurbe. Sinter sem gnlagen,
bi6t am &bein=l1fer, liegt Ser faiier-
li6e BalaIt, ben bie alte, i6tpa1e
&aiierin Mugulta, bic bon fatboliI1en
SdDeltern bort berpflegt nuroe, be-
Dobnte.
@erabe als mir uns oen1 SdIoiIe
naberten, fam cine berrlibe, i6mar5e,
bon bier i6mar5en 8feroen ge5oeene
&utl6e, 1porin Die ulte &aiierin laB.
l1eber bie Hbein-8riife ging's bin
iiber nad Dem Ieinen 9orfe Haffen-
oorf. Son BORT BEN Berg binauf
ourds berrlibe u8ienborntal" gum
alten S6meiberbof. Selblt ipenn i6
ben Hamen bes Sofes nennen tpiirbe,
braubte id BEN ebten Namen nidt au
oeri6tpeigen, oa getpiB nien1at1b bon
Ser Samilie mebr lebt.
llnten am SuBe auf elmer fleinen
Snlel lag elm einfa6es, einltodiges
Saus. 0eein Sre1no belebrte mild,
oas fleine, aber bon SSsnlten berrlih
ausgeItattete Saus gebore einem ret
den Brot, ber als 5reimaurer uno
9tbeiIt befannt mar. Seute piirbe
man i'm &on1ml1niIt nennen.
Mm geraumigen S6tpeiberbof ar-
gefommen, madte i6 mir es bequen1.
Die alte Sbneiterfran bate einen
guten &affee bereitet, ben ib ibon
bon ipeitert rod).
ga id feline laneelt Gerie1 nebmen
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