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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

New York AMP "A commit
tee Of 10 race relations experts,
after budding In n special con-
ference held In conjunction with
the American Psychological as
socsation's 62nd annual meeting
In the Statler hotel here last week,
issued report urging the U. s. to
integrate it's public schools as
rapidly an possible.
II this Is done, the report said,
there win be less chances Of any
evasion OF the high court edict.
Among those attending the
meeting was Thurgood Marshall,
chief, NAACP council. who. when
asked TO comment on the commit
tees report. said he needed time to
study IL. However, he gave the
following view:
White and Negro children ira
ditIonaliy played together In the
South. THE only time they were
segregated is in school and in
church. From the earliest days Of
slavery. Negroes have been teach
ers Of white children, spanking
them, wet nursing them and
teaching them manners"
Atty. Marshall argued for and
won ban on segregation in ar
guments before the May II su-
preme court ruling. The court Is
scheduled 10 hear arguments this
fan on how to bring about inte-
grafton.
Three members Of the commit
Tee, present at the meeting, said
the report was based on 81 studies
In the field OF race relations. They
said their group Included num-
Der OF southern members
Those present were Or, Ken
meth Il. Clark, assistant professor
OF psychology. city College. New
York; DR. John r. Dean. associate
professor. sociology, Cornell uni
versity; and Or. Isador Chef pro-
lessor. Psychology, New York
university.
The report also cited as delay
ing techniqnes. such devices as
violence. voluntary" desegrega-
ton policies. gerrymandering or
other manipulation OF school dis.
trict lines TO insure that schools
In effect would remain segregated.
Prolonged periods Of public edu-
cation" and token admission OF
Negroes to "dcsegregated
schools.
II recommended the following:
~ all children should be assigned
10 the available school facilities
without regard 10 race. ~ the
only delay permitted should be
that time required by specified
and necessary administrative adj
justments. There In no availabls
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

though they do not use 1t much
any moreJ which started them up
the ladder Of success an which was
augmented later by their switch
as with Nat Cole and others-to
the pop ballad singing.
This disc gives you a chance TO
hear the group doing their vocal
instrument limitations they
sound like a complete orchestra,
with the sounds so closely identi-
fable with the actual instruments
that you would not know there
actually are only two real instru-
ments In this whole album gut
tar and Louis trumpet.
Take the lead-off tune, My
Walking Stick, which opens with
Louis vocalizing. The Mills boys
back instrumen tally (vocaD
When Louis finishes, he picks up
his horn and begins to blow. II Is
here you viii notice the difference
in sounds Of two trumpets THAT
is, II you listen closely, one,
voice trumpet, and the other, the
actual horn.
II you ever thought the Mills
group were good, listen TO this
particular side and others, and
you'n revise your estimate up
wards by a thousand percent, at
least.
There is also bit of their for
mer "barbershopping' on Darling
Nellie Gray; a complete orchestral
tvocaD backing for Louis singing
Of In The Shade OF The Old Apple
Tree and The Song Is Ended.
Other tunes include Marie, a
rhythm jaunt; Don Redman's
Cherry, mighty like the old Lunce-
ford version; Flat Foot Floogie,
the ex-popular Slim Gaillard-
Slam Stewart-Bud Green tune,
best done in the old days by the
Slim and Slam team (they were
mates once. tool and the Cab Cal
loway Boog-it,
How did this vocal imitation OF
musical instruments begin? John,
who played the kazoo, forgot TO
bring the instrument along for
their first stage appearance. For
tunately for them, John cupped
his hands over his mouth and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
RATING THE
r { c o z D S
Collectors Album.

This business of reviewing re-
cords is ever fascinating one.
Though we run across many which
are OF the run-of-the-mill variety,
frequently there are those which
excel In performance and thus
command our attention; end then,
In rare instances. there are the
few which 80 completely captivate
us that nothing we can say about
them is too good
In the latter category, we hap
PLY place an LIP collection of tune
styles OF the sos and early 40's,
which combine the then and still
popular talents of two great must
cal lights. Actually, there are five
persons in this combine, but four
are considered one.
one one side is Louis Armstrong
otherwise known affectionately AS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
D. c. UNION ASKS
lNTECRATiON DELAY
IN FIRE DEPARTMENT

Washington amp ~ The
fireman's union in the District Of
Columbia Wednesday asked the
ID. c. commissioners to delay the
fire department indignation order
until congress returns in January,
The resolution demanding the
delay was approved unanimously
by some 500 members Of the all
white international Firefighters
Association, ALL.
Beside demanding postponment
OF the order, the union set up an
1I.man committee TO fight inte-
grafton proposals with every
facility at hand" including legal
action,
Fire Chief Willard Sutton was
ordered last month TO end segre-
cation Immediately and to report
to the commission within 60 days
on steps made to carry out the
order
Sutton favored the Indignation
move as means OF relieving the
situation whereby the five all
Negro fire companies were over
stated while number Of white
companies are UNDERMINED.
II Is apparent that the unions
move was made In hope OF get
ting congressional support In the
effort 10 maintain aggregation.
The fire department was ordered
two years ago by district com
mlssioners TO abolish it's segrega-
ton policy. The case was carried
10 congress, but no action taken
Union executives stated that II
commissioners and Sutton refuse
TO stay the current order until
congress returns, the union viii
not hesitate 10 take legal action
against the order.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
SONG TELLS or
HAPPY AFRICA THAT'S
NOT 80 HAPPY

Chicago tANP) African
students in colleges and univerai-
ties here have noted strange
irony In the hit song. "skokiaan'
that IL sweeping the city and
country,
Africa is the home OF the Tsetse
Fly, bubonic plague and cannibals.
The life expectancy is 2s years.
and six out OF every ten children
die before they reach 10, Colonial.
ism has exploited the native pop
ulation for centuries and racial is
sues cause regular and fatal vio-
lcnce.
In "Skokiaan," Africa is refer
red to as happy, happy Africa ="
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

proceeded to initiate the sound Of
the ''kazoo." From then on, the
boys were made. Later they added
to their repetoire the sounds of
the trumpet, clary. sax, tram, bas-
soon and oboe. Never got around
to initiating a guitar, 80 they
carry that one with them every
where CDeccal.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
Kenton Presents Jazz

This is the title of a four-record
release in the modern vein which
introduces new faces in combos
and composers. The ideas are fas-
cinating and the listening right
easy.
The plan is to introduce new
groups and new tune material so
as to give the public fresh talent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

both in musicians and composers
Bill Holman, tenor-saxist-ar-
ranger with the Kenton crew, Is
represented in the composers cor
ner with a pair of tunes. He gets
credit for Yo Yo and Cousin Jack,
the former displayed by trammist
Frank Rosolino sextet; and the
latter by Holman's octet.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

evidence TO suggest that this time
need be any longer than school
year.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
NV( Fighting Irish To Battle Ballard
For Junior Grid Title Sunday Al wv

National circuit victor The victory
ave the irish much needed scrim-
mace an confidence Ballard
on the other hand may suffer
because its boys were idle while
the Irsh we're pinning back Bel
levue
But anyway a sports fan looks
at It the game promises to be the
biggest Little" test Of the season
First tuSslc at the Jamboree.
which will also enlist the services
of playing Little Bantam.
and Pee Wee leaguers will begin
at pm.
The Ballard IT sh tilt is expect
ed to start at approximately 2:3O
or pm
No admission will be charged
but fifty-cent donations will be
accepted
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10

SAN FRANCISCO (JACLD- A
of the eligibility rules
governing the participation of
non Mise in the 1865 National
JACL Bowling Tournament sche-
duled for March 3 a and 6 in
Long Beach VS. announced this
week by JACL National Director
Mas SatoW
After consultation with members
of the tournament committee and
of the National JACL Advisory
Board on Bowling. the JACL ma
tional director announced that
the following revised rulings
would apply for the 1858 National
JACL 30 Wing Tournament:
| Non Nisei bowlers who are
bowling in an established NiseI
league aid who will have bowled
go per cent of the league games n
of the tournament entry deadline
and who are 1855 members OF
JACL may participate
2 Non NiSei bOwlers who have
participated IN previous National
JACL tournaments and who be-
come JACL members for 1855 may
participate.
(For TIE 1856 tournament. a
Salt Lake City. however. the three
successive year JACL membership
ruling VIII apply. which mean'
that non Nisei bOwlers who have
participat ted in National JACl
Tournaments should be invited Il
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10

Two unbeaten giants of the Lit
tie" gridiron league will clash IN
the feature game at the Junior
Football Jamboree this sunday
Novemoei IA at the University Of
Washington Stadium
TIN be the Nisei Veter rs Com
mittee'S colorful International
Fighting irish against Ballard for
the Greater Seattle Junior Foot
ball Association championship
The Irish and Ballard both viii
enter the contest with clean
slate neither having lost a game
during the current season An m
marked record for the two eleyens
but alas one must tumble unless
a tie occurs.
Champion of the American lea
que the Irish slaughtered Belle
vue. county champion 81 to 0 to
win the right to face Ballard the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
Carol Daty And Lois yut Qualify
For AI!-ytar Elimination Pin Finals

Yut both of Bowl last Sunday
qualifying the division of
the Al-Star Elimination BOWLING tournament Seattle
pnnase pair Miss Da 1913 for Miss Yut
CROUCH them the qualifying round
wndup They teammates the Main Bowl five
which rolls in the Maio,ete scratch league
compete with six other city aces in
Notch game competition starting Saturday November 20 Ideal
Bowling Alleys
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
Elevation OF Seattle Buddhist Temple Due Nov lis

Angeles Betsuin and the Fresno
Betsuin
BY Official notification received
from the Nishi Hongwanh mother
church in Japan on March 81
1854 the Seattle Buddhist Church
will become the third Betsuin in
the United States At the same
time Rev Tatsuya Iehikawa will
be elevated to the rank of Rlnban.
thus becoming one of the three
Rinban in the United States The
others are Rinb1n Jokai Kow of
Los Angeles and Rinban Joshin
Motoyoshi of Fresno
In connection with the Betsuin
celebration will be the ground
breaking ceremony for the n e W
$50 900 two-story Buddhist Muir
sery which when completed will
house 100 nursery students. Funds
were donated by Issei Nisei. and
Sansei
The celebration will a ttrac t
young and old Buddhists from
throughout the Northwest and Brit
ish Columbia Prominent Buddhist
ministers who will take part in the
celebration are Bishop Enryo Shi-
gefugi. Buddhist Churches of Am
erica. the Rev Tetsujo Sasaki of
Japan the Rev zenkai Okayama
Portland; The Rev Tesshin Shiba-
ia Ontario; the Rev Hiroshi Flu
taba Tacoma; the Rev. Sunya
Pratt Tacoma; the Rev Eiyu Te-
rao Spokant and the Rev Shinjo
Ikuta Kelowna British Columbia
The Seattle Buddhist Ch ur h
was organized in small group
meeting at ga Main Street on No
vember Is 1901 and marked its
fiftieth anniversary in 1851 with
a special celebrati ton
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
NvCDrawinq
Winners Told

Winners in the Nisei Veterans
Committees Carnival Bazaar
drawing last Sunday in the NVC
Clubhouse are:
II Earl Bison l70l Saith Ave
2. Coe Malone. 800 Second Ave.
3. Phil Hayasaki 1916 Weller
4 Jimmy Nose 1923 25th Ave.
5 JH Pizzi 7O6 Pike st.
6. Ben Tsutsumoto. 1898 Jackson
7 Y Saiki 9ol 9Th Ave.
3. II Madsen 1875 w oath
. Ben VanSenus 1896 Roosevelt
10. Jack Tanabe. 203 lst Ave s
IL. LII Matsudaira. 1923 Bellevue
IL Lowell peYaung Woodinville
10 Bob Sato
IA. r sato 2o4h 5th Ave. s.
Is, Hama Mamiya, 30l6 22d s,
ia. John N 5igelow, 1886 Lims
Terrace
II R.oh Yaszolino. asoa 10th s
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
JA(L Body Sets New Bowling Rules

take out 1854 JACL memberships
TO preserve their status
3 For non Nisei bowlers who
have never participated in Ma
tionaI JACL Tournament and
are not bowling in established Nj
sci leagues. the five successive
year JACL membership ruling will
apply The 1855 membership can
be considered the fifth year OF
membership
BoWlers are reminded that the
National JACL Bowling TOurna-
ment is conducted under the mo-
raj support sanctions of The Am
erican Bowling Congress and Che
Womcns international Bowling
Congress and the rules and regu-
lations especially With regard TO
JACL membership are set up to
protect The officers of the tourna-
ment as we'll as all individual
bowlers who are members of both
national bowling bodies
while we are trying to work
out a ruling that is fair and yet in
keeping with the purpose and sp'-
rit of our National JACL T0nrna-
ment certain adjustments may he
necessary SatOw declared and
there may be special eases which
which we Will be- glad to discuss II
presented to the Tournament
Committee and the National Ad-
yisory Board
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
November 4
Hello Mama and Daddy:

htHO mdHa ana Dau0y.
Today again I'm sort of lazy so
I'm writing in English but I just
wrote couple of days ago in Nj
hongo so I hope it's OK
Today was our frs day at
school We had sewing and we
started on our yukatas We u t
them out and sewed part of the
sleeves Also we went to our dye
ing class and I'm going to make
something on a furashiki. Tomor-
row we have a class in nihon ri
yori. We will learn something in
New Years food Also tomorrow we
have a class in ikebana Our day
starts at 9 or 9:55 and lasts till
$40. On Monday and Tuesday we
have class only in the morning
will gradua ally learn our way
around Tokyo. 1t sure is big
Today Patsy's friend from (near)
Nikko came and visited us To-
night she's staying overnight at
Onishi's and going to school with
us tomorrow She is Patsy's pen
pal Tonight she told us her par
ents would let her come to Ameri-
ca if she had a place to live So
the friend of Patsy's friend wrote
to Nakashima's and asked if she
could stay over at Nakashima's So
she IS waiting for an answer
Patsy. Doris and I are waiting
for the answer too and are real
eY tied because we all like this
girl real lots. Her name is ChiyokC
Ava We were hoping that if she
could come to America she could
come home with us on the Hikawa
Maru but we don't think it's pos
Sihle because of all the red tape
Could you try to think of a way
that you could help out so maybe
she could go to America? She.
quite smart and likes music rea
lots She's l6. years old
Everybody in the family is fine
The OF son (86) is genki and so il
everybody else
How is home? Did Ty write t,
you yet?
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
NISEI CALENDAR
NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER
16-Basketball league meeting at
7:30 pm. NVC clubhouse
"a Community Thanksgiving
Service. 7:30 pm. in Japanese
Methodist Church
25-NVC Thanksgiving dance
25-28-Northwest Methodist Pa
cific Laymen's Conference in Spo-
kane
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
Q By DAVE HIkAHARA and BILL NISHIMURA

Q By DAVE and NISHIMURA
this opportunity thank the countless number
their effort make
Annual success would end
ndivdu
thanks again through this
didn't phone call
rattle elsewhere this for the list
o lucky winners
UrakaWa Jean Flu
jill recently appointed NvC Women Bas
ketbal League girls
interested entering send representative with your
basketball scheduled for Tuesday
November IS 73c pm place apply
League
practice and
most held the Buddhist
GYM quite nominal girls to come
Gown November further Details
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10

Nine persons who we're involved
in a disturbance between Ameri-
can-born Japanese and japanese
born in Hawaii last weekend In
restaurant at 655 King St. this
week faced charges of disturbing
the peace and disorderly conduct,
About 40 persons we're In the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10

OF about so churches in this
country. only two have previously
had the honor of belonging to the
Betsuin class They are the Los
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
Nine Face DisoyterIy Conduct Count

cate when police stepped IN To
make their arrests to avert posi-
bic violence.
After an investigation charges
against the mainland Nisei of
concealing weapon and melting
a rit we're dropped
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
1aiyo Girl Writes Home From Japan
November 5

Today we had a cooking class
making japanese food. We learned
how to make matsutake no dixon
arashi ewashi no amaguri. and ka-
XII no MONTH age. 1t didn't taste
too good but I made a lot OF
friends Also we had our frs
flower arrangement class and
like it very much
I didn't get a letter from any
one for a long time but today
got four The Hiroshima people
forwarded your letter and I got i
today You said you wanted me tc
go to Tokyo as soon as possible bu
Pat got a. letter from her mother
and it said that Mrs Nakashima
you and Daddy wanted us to stay
at Hiroshima until middle Novem.
Der.
l got a letter from Margaret
Hodgest jeanette Keishi and you
1t is sure now that we are leav-
ing Yokohama on the 18th of De-
cember so we will be home on the
Oath of Dec
Mama. did you do all the Xmas
shopping yet? I'm not getting thin
I think I'm fatter but on the way
home I'll lose weight
Doris said hello to you!
Please tell Amy to write some
times because Doris. Pat and I are
real mad at her
Well anyway. write to me be-
cause I don't get much mail
Goodbye.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
NaOkO

tNaokO Okada now visiting ia
pan as member of the Taiyo
Girls Club writes TO her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ban Okada in Sc
attic. She is attending Kyoritss
Women's University where Mrs
HatOyama is the principal
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
Article Sale

Sigma Chi Mothers CT u b will
sell used articles from $3.50 m to
5 pm. Tuesday. November 16 at 78
Stewart Street the Public Market.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10

Seattle Buddhist Temple will
celebrate the elevation of the tenn
pie to the Betsuin Glass with spe-
cial services November IL to Is
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
Classified Ads

Two bedroom units and also one
brand new bedroom unit for rent
at 18th South and Washington
Call evenings. CT 1897.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10
q NyC women's Unit

Donation TO the NvC womens
Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fujita,
90
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-10

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The kEY WEST cIT,zEN Tuesday. y.as.ry a. 1855
Family Pickets
Dads Factory

ST. LOUIS R-'He's going q
De sore before It's over"
This was the opinion voiced yes.
terday BY Mrs. George v. Harri
son as she and her 1s-year-old son
picketed her husbands venetian
blind factory In q wage dispute.
Mrs. Harrison and George Jr.
astounded labor officials by ask
Ing for membership in Local 7oS,
AL Carpenters Union. They say
It's no joke.
The son said his father had re.
fused to increase his pay of rs
cents an hour and noted he plans
to get married In May. Mrs. Har.
rison said she had received no
pay at all for assembly and cut.
ting work.
Asked what her husbands .atti.
tude was, Mrs. Harrison replied:
HE was just as sweet as can
be. Didn't say a word. He's going
10 be sore before it's over"
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