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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-31
War Hero Named
For Jr.C.C. Honor

GALLUP, New Mexico. Oct 81
Sgt. Hiroshi Miyamura. who receiv-
ed the Congressional Medal of Ho-
nor from President Eisenhower last
Tuesday has been nominated for
recognition as one of the 10 out
standing young men of the year in
program carried by the U S. Ju-
nior Chamber of Commerce.
The nomination was made by
Gov. Edwin L. Mechem.
Right now. Miyamura and his
POW camp buddy, Dan l. McKin-
ney of Clovis. New Mexico. who
were discharged together. are plan
ming to open a drive-in restaurant
on Highway Ga dream both de-
veloped during their time of capti-
witty
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-31
which questions our loyalty and al
legiance to our country :"

which questions our loyalty and al
legiance to our country. :"
In recalling the dramatic rescue
of the Lost Texas Battalion" by
the 442nd unit. Colonel Johnson
added
"a heroic deed performed at ter
rible cost! But II will serve always
as reminder to japanese Ameri-
cans and others of the cost of win
ming equality of opportunity.
Following the graveside services,
Miyamura. accompanied by spe-
cial Army honor guard from Fort
Myer. Va, placed JACL wreath at
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to
express the gratitude of all Nisei to
the American soldier dead of all
wars. Participants of the JACL-
sponsored Nisei Memorial Day SER
vices and hundreds of Sunday visi-
tors to the National Shrine were
present during the tribute
Ira Shimasaki chairman of the
National JACL Arlington Cemetery
Committee and chairman of the
Eastern District Council of the ia
CL noted the Importance of the Nj
sci Memorial Day Services as a con-
tinuing reminder of the unlimited
sacrifices" made by the Nseii war
dead nj our behalf
Rev Andrew Kuroda delivered
the invocation
DR. George Furukawa, Washing
ton DC, JACL chapter president
spoke on behalf of all JACL chap
tiers and recalled the significant of
JACL activities to the national well
fare of persons of Japanese ances-
try.
Jesse Shima president OF the ia
panese American Society of Wash
ington, called for a practice of
Christian principles to help solve
the worlds present problems
Tad MasaOka 442nd veteran,
noted that the military service Of
Nisei during World War II was one
of the ajOr factors contributing to
the removal of hatred and hostility
towards persons of japanese ances-
try throughout the United States.
Flowers donated by the Shingoro
Takemori and Ira Shimasaki fami-
lies of Washington were placed at
the individual graves Of the 20 Nisei
inferred in Arlington by members of
j the Washington, DC, chapter.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-31


The time to expect the regular divi-
dend is shortly after the anniversa-
ry date of the policy. The special
dividend is being paid separately in
single mailing. so policy holders
may receive each dividend on a diff
ferent date.
VA pointed out that there was no
need to write Washington about the
payments. and that all eligible vet
Grams will receive their checks.
which are made possible by savings
in the mortality and disability re-
serves of the USGL insurance fund
in few weeks
. Question of the Week
@. My husband a World War II
veteran died recently AS long as
he lived. he never had any kind of
disability. Would I be entitled to
VA death pension. since my yearly
income is less than 81 400?
A. No. The law requires that a
World War II veteran must have
been entitled to disability compen-
sation, pension or retirement pay at
the time of his death. Or. if he
served 80 days or more. he must
have had definitely ascertainable
service-connected disability when he
died
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-31
. $4,000 World War Veteran.
To Get Insurance Dividend

. $4,000 World War I Veterans
To Get Insurance Dividend
Payment is now being made on a
special $64 600 900 dividend to a Ii
mited number of holders of World
War I Government Life Insurance,
Veterans Administration has an
nounced.
The money is being paid to some
$50 600 veterans of the first world
war who own permanent-type poll
cies issued to servicemen of that
war VA made it clear in announc-
ing the special dividend that it was
limited to certain holders of perma-
nent policies and listed those who
will not share in the special distri-
button
Those included in the group not
entitled to the special dividend are
those veterans who retained five
year term us. Government Life In
surance policies; veterans holding
US Government Life under what
is known as extended insurance,
and holders of u S Government life
policies that were issued during the
five years prior to January 1858
No special dividend will be paid a
nv in these three groups VA said
VA reminds those veterans of
World War I holding us Govern
ment Life that this special dividend
has nothing to do with the regular
annual dividend on World War I
CT insurance, which is now also be-
ing paid out to policy holders on the
anniversary date of their policies
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-31
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Sgt. Miyamura Calls
War Dead Heroes

WASHINGTON d. 31(JACI0-'These the real he
said Congressional Hrosh Myamua
the of World War II Nisei
Memorial Day last Sunday afternoon at Airing
Jon National Cemetery
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Mailbag

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international Dinner Billed Nov. 6

Washington Junior high
Dinner at $50 pm Friday Nov the will be
ed music by the skyners band
Seattle Buddhist church and leo by Donald Knsley Washington
school Prc for the dinner will
cents for pupils.
Planning the affair chairman Mrs Joe rota Those in the pic
ture left to right Mrs Andrews Mrs Hrota Mrs Ellison
Fishers and Mrs R CHM
Evening star., 1953-11-12
NCAA Asked 10 Consider
CurtaiIment Of Seasons
By the Assoeioted Press

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12.-The
NCAA will be asked to consider
new proposals dealing with the
shorter practice and playing
seasons for football and basket
ball at it's annual meeting next
January.
The 18-man policy making
council of the National Collegi-
ate Athletic Association COM
pleted plans for the coming con-
vention at Cincinnati in a two
day session which ended here
yesterday.
The convention also will be
asked to consider such matters
as disciplining member institu-
tions on probation and post-sea- =
son all-star high school basket
ball and football games.
An amendment to NCAA regu-
lationS that basketball pre-Sea-
son practice not begin before No
vember l, the game schedule not
before December /, and the regu-
lar season limited to a maximum
of 26 games, will be offered by the
council.
Ten games, instead of II as
some schools are now playing,
would be the maximum in foot
ball. The post-season games ap-
proved by the NCAA would be
excluded in the total number
allowed.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Carter, Again Winner
By K0, Seeks Chance
Al Weller Crown
By the Assoeintsd Pres,

MONTREAL, Nov. 12.-Light-
weight Champion Jimmy Carter.
winner of three straight title
fights by knockouts, today sought
a crack at the winner of tomor-
rows Kid Gavilan-Johnny Brat
ton welterweight championship
bout.
After knocking out rangy
Armand Savoie of Montreal last
night in SO seconds of the fifth
round with "the best single
punch "a right) I ever threw"
Carter Immediately put in a
pitch for a shot at the welter
crown.
"There amt nobody left in the
lightweights now for Jimmy"
said Manager Willie Ketchum,
the loquacious member of the
New York combination. 80 he
might as well fight for the well
terweight title"
THE NBA said there wasn't
any logical contenders in their
last ratings" Willie added. I'VE
could make big money with a
Gavilan match-and money is
what we're after"
The champion had a slight cut
over his left eye as the result of
a head collision with the 23-
year -old contender in the fourth
round. Savoie had a similar
cash
Carter said the kayo punch
"was a beauty-the best single
punch I ever threw-traveled
just about 3 inches"
tTo ringsiders it appeared to
be about 8 to 10 inches.)
Il was looking for the open
ing and he gave it to me-"
II saw it (the right) coming
FAST" said the disguised 23-year-
old loser. "I was taking a left
to the body and we both threw
the right. He was lucky"
Carter. 1-to-3 favorite, was
trailing on the score cards of the
three judges until he threw his
blockbuster.
The same three judges who
handled their non-title bout
worked last night. Johnny Cow
had the fight even at 2-2, Rene
Quimet had Savoie in front Pill
while Leon Germain had the To-
cal pride leading 81, and the As
sociated Press had Savoie lead
ing, 81.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Pro Football
Continued From Page CID

said &c. is a reasonable one
and legal restraint of trade"
The courts decree, Judge Grim
said. will forbid "the following
illegal activities" provided in
Article x of the NFL constitu-
ton:
"D The restriction on the
sale of rights for the telecasting
OF outside games in clubs home
territory on a day when the
home club is permitting the tele-
cast of its away-game in its
home territory;
"(2) All territorial restrictions
on the sale of radio broadcast
ing rights, and
"(3) The exercise of the COM
missioner's power under Article
K to diSapprove contracts for
the purpose of effecting the same
two types of illegal restrictions
mentioned"
0elG Dell, NIL commissioner
said he was en- route to the Office
OF the court clerk to examine the
opinion, and would not COM
ment on the decision until he
has a chance to study it.
Bernard I. Nordlinger, Wash
lngton attorney and chief coun-
sci for the league. said he was
elated by the decision, which up
holds the leagues right to place
a reasonable restraint on the
television and broadcast of it's
football games. Nordlinger ex-
poets to receive the 21-page deci-
sion tomorrow to study for the
full content of the ruling.
George Marshall had no COM
ment, except to say that the
radio rights made little differ
ence.
I'VE broadcast into Baltimore
when the Colts are home" the
Redskins president pointed out,
land they come in here when
we're home"
Evening star., 1953-11-12
'Last-Chanee' Fight
With GaviIan Puts
Pressure on Bratton
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The pres
sure will be on Johnny Bratton
to win as never before in his
welterweight title bout with
Champion Kid Gavilan in Chi
cago. Stadium tomorrow night.
He risks just about everything
in his long-awaited shot at the
147-pound crown. He owned the
National Boxing Association ver-
sion of it two years ago, and the
Cuban Kid defeated him in New
York to become undisputed
champion.
This will be Gavilan'S seventh
defense of the title since then.
Bratton, a one-time f1ashy
spender who is said to have gone
through 100000 before he
reached 20, can get out of hook
and be set up in business with
this fight.
He stands to receive about
$50, 10000 per cent of the eX-
pected net gate of $130,000 and
$4,000 from television receipts.
The champion is cut in for 40
per cent. The crowd may surpass
the 17,450 for Gavilan's easy de-
fense against Chuck Davey in
the stadium last February IL.
Johnny can get square finan-
cially all the way around. in
cluding income taxes, if he beats
Gavilan," said Bratton's man
ager,. Hymie Wallman, a New
York furrier.
IF he wins, a group of busi-
nesSmen in New York are ready
to open a 100000 restaurant at
Fifty-second street and Sixth
avenue in his name. Bratton
will receive SO per cent of the
profits. But the deal will be off
if he loses.
IF he loses, I don't think I
want him to fight any more. This
is his best and last chance to
make big money"
The odds are around rs for
Gavilan but may be down to 6-5
by ring time at 10 pm. EST. The
fight will be televised nationally
with the Chicago area blacked
out.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Morciano to Tour
Far East Before
Next Title Fiqht

Heavyweight Champion Rocky
Marciano will go on an exhibi-
ton tour of the Orient before
defending his title in February.
according to Manager Al WE'LL
I'VE will get back just before
Christmas. WE'LL said in dis
cussing plans for the tour last
night, and then decide about
who to take on for the title
1T will be either Don Cockell
in England. or some good boy in
Miami" he added. whoever can
draw the most money"
WE'LL says that Marciano will
take two of his sparring part
ners, Toxic Hall of Chicago and
Ben Golden of Denver. on the
tour. They will start with one
show in Oakland, Calf. Nov. %
or "a, then take in Manila,
Singapore. Batavia, Tokyo and
other points.
"W will return by way of
Kore4 Tor an exhibition before
the boys there" WE'LL said.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Baltimore Wastes
Golf Inducements:
DYKES Sweurs off
By the Assoeo,ed Press

NORRISTOWN, Pa, Nov. 49,
Golf won't interfere with Jimmy
Dykes new Job as manager of
the Baltimore orioles.
Dykes said last night one of
the inducements offered to lure
him to Baltimore had been
graphic descriptions of the golf
courses there.
II told them never mind that" +"
Jimmy said. I'm through with
golf"
Dykes was relieved as manager
of the Athletics last week. The
AS front Office, it was reported.
thought his frequent golf trips
detracted from his chores as
manager.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Carruthers- -GauIt Fight
Due 10 Draw 10000
BY the Associated Press

SYDNEY, Nov. 12.-Australian
Jimmy Carruthers remains the
popular choice to keep his world
bantamweight championship
against Pappy Gault of Spartan
burg, S. c., tomorrow night.
Interest is running high in
Sydney. It's the first time Car
ruthers has defended his title
in his own country.
The fight will be held outdoors
at the Sydney Sports Ground,
where about 10000 fans will pay
up to $21 a head. Starting time
is 9:15 pm. (6:15 am. Eastern
Standard time).
Evening star., 1953-11-12
LeBoron Haste Almost Throws
V Surprise Party for a Loss

Quarterback Eddie LeBaron of
the Redskins almost unWittingly
broke up a nationally televised
program last night on which he
was the guest of honor.
Eddie appeared on This Is
Your Life" originating in Holly
wood, and to make the trip to
California it was necessary to get
him out there without any ink
ling of what was to happen.
II told him something had
come up about doing a radio
show that would help us, and
also that they wanted to talk
about a motion picture of his
life story" George Marshall.
Redskins president, related to-
day. Il told Eddie he could
leave after Tuesdays practice
and be back here in time to work
out today"
Accepts Excuse for Trip.
LeBaron, who makes a record
here each week for rebroadcast
in California, accepted Marsh
all's version of the trip. He eX-
pected to return here in time for
practice this morning. So after
meeting with the producers of
the show yesterday, Eddie hur-
ried to make reservations for the
return flight.
Studio officials were Mortified
to discover he had booked pas
sage on a plane departing three
hours before the program went
on the air. When they tried to
dissuade him, Eddie explained he
only had one day off and had
promised to be back in Washing
ton today 1t took a little time
IN perSllade him that arrange
Evening star., 1953-11-12
St. Cyprion's Tops Hawks

Two fourth-quarter touchdown
passes by Quentin Yates gave st.
Cyprian's 1870 victory over the
Northeast Hawks in a sandlot
football game at Vista Park yes
terday.
Evening star., 1953-11-12

ments could be made for the
extra day.
AS one of the shows awards,
a scholastic scholarship, in per-
petuity, was set up at College of
Pacific, LeBaron's alma mater,
in his name.
And as for the movie about
LeBaron's life story, Ralph Ed
wards. master of ceremonies. said
it was true. Such a picture is
being planned.
Parents Brought to Studio.
Brought secretly to Hollywood
for the program were Eddie's
parents and persons associated
with him in his early football
career. The Redskins were rep
resented by Mrs. Marshall, the
former Corinne Griffith.
The Redskins were told about
the show yesterday when Coach
Curly Lambeau explained Eddie's
absence. They watched it last
night and Equipment Manager
Kelly Miller probably summed up
the reaction best.
I'VE feel like we're rubbing
shoulders every day with a
giant" Miller said. Hes won-
derful guy and we're all proud
of him. Besides, he got his
hair cut"
LeBaron is expected to return
to Washington today and will
be back in uniform tomorrow.
drilling for Sundays game with
the Chicago Bears at Griffith
Stadium.
The question now is whether
the Bears will recognize Eddie
without a television screen.
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Ten Years Ago-Jake La
Motta outpointed Fritzie Zivic
in 10 rounds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
REAL estate
FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

Country home. with 10 Acres,
5 miles West of London. on
black top road. House has 3
bedrooms. with bath and fur
mace. in very good condition,
small barn. large poultry house,
unlimited wafer supply. This is
a nice comfortable home To-
Gated in good school district.
Land is all Of good quality and
is all tiIIabIe. Here is the
chance to live like towns folks
but in the country. Owner leav-
ing. The price 100000. Pos
session 80 days.
Isl Acres Of choice land. all
under cultivation. z miles from
London. in one of the best
farming communities in Madi-
son County. land is we'll tiled
and fenced. has Two barns. siIo.
and is equipped with milk par
lor. S room house and other
buildings. The buildings need
some repair. the land is the
best and is in high state of
cultivation. The price $32.25o.-
90. Better see US on this one.
2 or 3 bedroom home in Lon
don. with modern bath. built
in kitchen. venitian blinds. To-
Gated on large fenced in lot.
lh car size garage. If you
have been looking for home
that needs no repairs. let US
show you this one. The price
$7950.00. Possession 80 days.
z bedroom home Of fastest de-
sign. 8 yrs. old. full basement
with gas furnace. laundry tubs.
living room with Heatilafor
fireplace. z large bedrooms
with plenty Of closet space.
nice bath with shower. End
floor unfinished but has posi-
bilities for expansion. The nice
home is located on a good
street with side walks and
curbs. Lot has plenty Of shade.
We think this home is q bar
gain at $Il.6oo. May we show
it to you7 Possession 80 days.
We have a z bedroom home in
Lafayette that is located on
large lot. soft. x 200ft. with
plenty Of shade. Va car ga
rage. Buildings are in very
good condition. both exterior
and interior. We would like to
show it to you for your consi-
dera+ion of comfortable
country home. Priced $6s50.o0.
Possession 80 days.
2 room house in Lafayette on
shaded lot soft. X 200 #. avail
able at once. Price reduced to
$2500.00.
We have several other z and
3 bedroom homes in London.
We are at your service. call
EARL ROBINSON. soIesmon
Phone s or
q. HAROLD FLAX. ReaIfor
Phone TT Office w. High 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Miscellaneous

RUGS. sx12 size s1O.50.
plastic tile. asphalt tile, inlaid
Ilnoleum. wall covering, felt base
3 r., TT. and IL IT. We will in
slaii any type floor covering. Lon
don Appliance Co, Winchester
os' 31-56
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Building Materials
Seeds Plants Flowers

PURE SENECA WHEAT for seed
$500 per bushel at combine. Call
Roy. Jacobs. Phone 1706M. Mt.
STERLING. 9-57
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Help Wanted

MEN-For detassef1ng hybrid seed
corn in July. Three positions and
wage scales available. Special Sat-
urday afternoon and Sunday help
needed at higher wages. Applica-
tions now being accepted. Henry
w. Schuer and Sons. West Jeffer-
son, Phone 8-8822. 25--tf.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Used Merchandise 10

USED SEWING MACHINE CLEAR
ANCE SALE Singer Portable
s69.5O: Minnesota Portable $29.5O;
Franklin Portable $3.50; Whlte
leetric Console $3.50; Singer Port
able s49.50; Singer Treadle floor
sampie) $3.50: Singer treadle
$3.50: White treadle 1895; White
treadle $3.50: White treadIe
sl4.50; White treadle $3.50; sing
er treadle $17.50; 10 various other
macbines s495 singer Sewing
Center 9e West High Street,
phona ms 1856
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Articles For Sale

ONE DOLLAR DELIVERS 1T. The
wonderful new Servel Ice maker
refrigerator. Special limited time
offer. See demonstration by Betty
Newton, Saturday and Monoay.
London Appliance Co, Winchester
Bldg. A4-oo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10

1851 DESOTO Custom Deluxe sedan.
perfect condition. $1,795. 181 n.
Oak st. Phone 1894 2-55
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Agent Wanted

party
to handle wholesale. nationally ad-
vertised brands of candy. nuts and
gum You will be associated with
and sponsored by a local civic
group affiliated with a national
organization. Business set up for
you. Only supervision needed. Re-
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erences, car. An all cash, profit
able depression-proof business. FL
nancial assistance enables rapid
expansion. High income starts i'm
mediately. Want party capable of
earning $4,000 to $4,000 yearly.
This offer will stand your bank
er's inspection. Write fully giving
phone number for local interview
with authorized principal. Write
Box No. "SY". 27-55
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Farms and Land I

40 ACRE FARM with a five room
modern home, exceptionally good
set of outbuildings 10 miles east
of London and 16 miles west OF
Columbus and near Lilly Chapel.
Equipped for Grade "A" milk. Hy-
drant water in every field. Land
in high state of production. own
er selling because of health. In
ouire McSavaney and Company,
Leon II. King. Manager. Phone si.
Iondon ohio 7-55
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
AutomobiIes-Used

40 DODGE-Good condition. 400
Hawthorne Ave. Phone l303WX
2-55
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Wanted To Buy

WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for good used furniture. stovea
dishes. drapes. bedding. clocks.
guns and miscellaneous OF all
kinds. Call 13S. 28-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
Feed Fertilizer Houses For Sale 19

nOuSeS fOT Sdlc IS
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, modern
kitchen, large living room carpet
ed, spacious dining room, den ana
lavatory on the first floor. three
bedrooms and bath up. three
rooms and lavatory in the pase-
ment. Two car garage, black top
drive, situated on a large lot and
a good location. Inquire McSav-
aney and Company, Leon II. KING
Manager. Phone 81, London, ONO:
1856
FOUR LARGE ROOMS with two
bedrooms, kitchen and living room
on two lots consisting OF about
one acre with a one car garage.
Located about 4 miles west of Mt.
Sterling. This is good house
built in about 1948 and the price
is only $3200.00. Inquire McSav-
aney and Company, Leon III. King,
Manager. Phoe 81, London, Ohio.
1876
FIVE ROOM HOUSE with two bed
rooms all on one floor. Immediate
possession. Modern. One car gar
age. Price only $7800.00. Inquire
McSavaney and Company, Leon II.
King. Manager. Phone 81, Lon
don, Ohio. 1876