Show 7 n Topaz Times r 27 1944 September 27 i lil rff v r 3 Ja 1 WY i it cc. How Harvard S n OJ A FORT DOUGLAS t I su Vohn John ohn T i 3 gc P ge U 3 Tatsuo TaTaTa Wada SALT LAKE CITY ta Ka Emi Bui nl KaKa PROVO Paul OGDEN Kazuko ALTO PALO CALIF P P toko Hirose R I tO Lip JYO and aI d Shizuye Fujimoto Kan ta Kanta oTOlI Ho HosoHose ILL Tom o Ta Tamijiro Atko and ka kaea Atko kaa Nip ta Yukio Hia Horita m bu Akinobu William Hips shit Setsuko Inuzuka CHICAGO Toyomatsu and Teruko Teruo Sumi Irene Ir ne Fujii Sums Ronald Robert and Gerald qa chi Kikuyo cuyo Sadaichi Ma sako and Motomu Masako sake t Lumiko and DAB J T e The Gr an S oper MIS S SCHNEIDER TO SS M HEAD H OHIO HOST tail S- HOSTELL CINCINNATI Ohio HiS Ohio Ohio n native Schneider 1 Ie of Cincinnati and a member ofr soci ty of Fr the Society ken over as ns supervisor ttaken here Harry off th the hostel hare E. TI E Titus ef the southern Ohio er of district revealed ss Schneider hiss Schneide- succeeds rereAuthur Printon who hasS' re TeTe jobg Jobjob turned to a te area in the Philadelphia lre delhia from which be he le Tvas on at leave of absence lelve Th hostel The host l is located loc t d Av ue andAvenue at andd.d-d Ameri operated ted by the American is' ope isope is Friends Service Committee Committe LD SH DOGS SHOULD Ann sU t s und work jo k and hou found e York n News a of who were N w York EeNew months Hideo Sugiyama Taneo Kazuo H KaKaKa Suye f f. f I- Shozo Y dashi Yoshida KE V r t IIN ui NEW i J YORK 56 RRSETTLER t AYS fFIND ND JOBS N EIGHT DAYS INS YS Su majority Kojiro r the tie hous were guests in Kit nl r settlers Kitani guests uchi ins in New k orr viciniwere aa Re ty after ter Average stay afterterYo taT ichi lii suza i Shozo of the Greater tt days according to-a rd Hostel during its of 8days o a loc location t to locthree of oper repreportrt recently MorikaMorika first r issued by f l-T CC T W Ce x INDEFINITE S1 DEL A DELTA Saku O 1 11 z 7 j-j 0 f o a 0 byby- Y rk the New York office The The report gives in dede dde same typicall examples etail some indiviof how families and indi viduals were assisted in hoaxing finding fibs bs and housing ft by the hostel staff sf Eby and Relocation officers agencies co-operating operating ther her her ether G bad the la River had ia number of former cenenany ccenone cen residents from any a the followhe hostel follow ter at fonow c vi I et the Fifty five tablIshed t in idence in res nd others ed b y Topaz r and permanent Y Hew New York rk t t- f 0 eseses eses' res res- City inn and 46 resettled in Ar a. the Middle Atlantic Area Although sOlle i though there was some andng and andc n roversi preceding controversy immediately following the ins ope opening th hostel in of the Brooklyn on May 10 1944 go about bout the hl 2 pi a ring O Kazuko aye Hiki HikiMay Miyeko Hase Haye Hikithe Amyneighborhood od without fear d Shizue- Clifford do Shizue rord Amy fe rt E R BE E 1 S U G GI ERED i ERlD sanoo and and Neal Hiura Hasan pr Rev or A EL Smeltzer redogs should be reAil All Sansuke Fujinaga cuntU bed Ral h Et until c off the the ILL Elmi a recent-ll- director recent at the community dIrect imim hostel imo im office council the Tsumori declares in inthe Shimo Shine mediately n as-unregistered as BARTLETTT ILL door ILL report i Our next lY unregistered rroounded noi conge be roundedbe mim is will ie Lily Alice Jold NeAlice an s are Ne animals arc congenial bero Plic received mote moto no has up by the internal Me hostel bostel Ms intern securi- The OLD O- a re 1D0 KANSAS i TakuTaku Ta tu tu- CITY ty w wardens l r y or FUjii Fujii protesto ji Fu protest r r. and no unfriend- re re- ly acts have come to our of the ccouncil office re rrappearappear Port cd wis Miyoko ported attention To all appearDogs- without Dogs ances the hostel ostel hasw. been Ik buehl h ld be confined acceptedw Mitsugi1 tion should col S. Mitsumi lIS S home owner's homo within the owners Tak Makoto Takahashi P. furwear untiL muzzles or fur nuzzles P TO HONOR car QUO OHIO fur- H HiekoCLEVELAND Hieko fur ther notice thor Hatsuyo and they D ES DES AIDES NURSES' AI ar-r- NURSES ar Fujil Fuji stated that urTsunekoTokujiro Hiraoka Tsuneko rangements mode made A beo honorA honorparty be will hospital honor Fujimoto Kay I Q i av tto give in- ing i va another Wanurses' aides Ka shiM Masa e Wal nurses Wa soon to ides who have Kinuye Xa china Masaye l. ji latoi l t i. U IS 0 George OHIO Chiyoko TIFFIN Agness Moro suza Agne Mori YORK YORE NF ITNEB HE CITY CI lY Tames James Cast Mary tinny CasCastMasato er T tler ler On i sh i Lloyd i. t j 0 AJ ddA ki a NOS r in da Yf r ur 2 jtt- V worked w an on the staff staf foror over TO ADDRESS TOPAZ GROUP FRIDAY B be hold Friday a3 hospital nightnight 4 Jean Sutherland Urea Toan Be th editor chief consulting nurse of Frank Bec rmA office I gt n TOA ChroChrord County Chro Millard of the Mi Hard too secrc to expected bo hero sec ted to be secsec his se nicle is i le wwilli give Ms tho the Futo Y-MK FuYORK and in series of lectures award certificates to Fu- ond Fu snoWing showing Topaz nurses To Maruyama Haruyama nurse a ides az Archaeologimike niko and 10 to the co leng h or yof service y Ilda of Ire Ko cal Society Friday evening their length per-X pcrJi per Tho entire hospital The PHILADELPHIA dining hall 33 Sep FlA Patr Sept PA Pat Crying He will dentin from Is invited Owing contin- sonnel is Joseph Iwata or perperper of ns to HASS lecture on Indians ASS Kay of his hospihosppt the hospi sons working ct New Mexico and Arizona Bons i capcapa nd the limited caps B ck ith's tal and Beck Following ital and TRIAL INDEFINITE dincity acity of the tho hospital1 ddin din dinKo Katagihara thc city ta Dr K AGO ILL CHICAGO Sumiko SUmiko talk participation the ing advisor of fthe Ok advisor TeiAsni Asai TeiTei honorary be restricted with ate te willbe p will be will ddemonstrate ichi Ono s of invitations sp-akk on the art of the use sp and spGLENCOE ILL tl i diningll sp a ao 1 1 s tl mill MIS stated ms 1 j jj- f b it str tc Lillian polishing stones Ishii o f f- l Wl 1 I I i |