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Show JAPANESE AID I (PEN'S NEEDY I Two Wagon Loads of Voge tables and Provisions Contributed Japanese farmers of North Ogdor came to the relief of needy Ogdvn fnmllles yesterday by donating trao i wagonloads of vegetables, provision and clothlnK to tho relief fommU-ry fommU-ry In the Burton Implement com pany building on Washington avenue The Japanese svsn donated monc to the fund: for keeping the relief movement In operation. In addition to j 'ivir abundant contributions of sup- j Carrots, turnips, potatoes, flour IH . green onions, crackers, i i. . shoee, i lothlng, suits coats anil cash were among the articles turnuu xr the relief com-mittee by tin Japanese Those who took part In the donations were O. Shlmada, I Baba, H Kinno, K. UJiye. T. N'itta. K Hamada, R Kondo. M Murakami, , Teukuamoto. S. Toshlmura, ' ' Tsukamoto, N. Cblbs, N. Chiba, N Salto, S. Kanno, B. KanekO and G Wataahlma. H. Kanno directed the , ' Ion Of the axticles. Scores of desMtuto families been given relief through the com-mlaaai com-mlaaai and the demand 1 rapldl' growing each day as new families are dUcovere.i who ned assistance bir Who Will nf t report for charity until Lbaohitoly necessary The donation. Of ' lothlng. pro islons and other coin-I coin-I modules are still asked from the resi-dentS resi-dentS of the city nnd the bundle ahould be bro.ight to the conimissar In cases where persons are not able fJSJSJB to bring their bundles in . motor wl) be sent out by a telephone call to 32 8. r:-ie relief work will continue until warm weather conves and the situation situa-tion of unemployment is relieved. |