Pacific Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 1, 1948, Tokyo, Japan                              Page two Pacific stars and stripes c oct. I More foreign books offered publishers a new list of 82 contemporary foreign books is being made available to japanese publishers it. Col. D. R. Nugent chief of the civil information and education ghz Scap announced yesterday. Competitive bids Are being invited from the japanese publishing Trade under the translation program authorized by the supreme commander for the Allied Powers. Copies of the books will be placed on display in Tokyo and in Osaka by the Japan pub Lishers association. The new list includes approximately 40 books on scientific and technical subjects All recommended by Scap sections to bring the japanese up to Date in Fields of science and Medicine and to assist in rehabilitation of the japanese Economy. Among books of general in Terest Are Bob Considine s the babe Ruth Story Lewis Mumford s the condition of Man d. W. Brogan s the free state John Dewey s Freedom and culture and or. Ellsworth Huntington s mainspring of civilization. Several children s books Are included among them Mary o Hara s Best Selling my  John r. Tunis kid from Tom Kinville Doro thy Canfield Fisher s under stood Betsy and Pearl Buck ? water Buffalo children. Decorated Pilot leaving for . Engr. Team Downs 11th sdivarty9-6 Sendai sept. 30the 127th airborne Engineer Bat Talion Defeated the Lith air borne division artillery 9-6 at Fryar Field Camp Schim Nelp Fennig Here saturday. Monroe of the engineers kicked a first Quarter Field goal from within scoring territory giving his team a three Point advantage which was to be the deciding Factor in the Victory during the third Quarter the artillerymen marched for a touchdown and failed the con version. With five minutes remaining in the game the engineers carried the pigskin to the one foot line and on fourth Down chalked up the winning score. Kobe general lauds 24th inf. Kobe. Sept. 30brig. Gen. Pearson Menoher command ing Kobe base Here recently addressed a gathering of officers and men of the 24th in Fantry regiment at the Chu Osaka sept. 30nine Bakkan theater at the base. Times Winner of the air me. Dal and also the Silver Star first it. Perry West jr., is leaving his Post As Pilot with the .25th infantry division in Menoher spoke on the morale at the base and commended the men for the spirit shown in their duties Asse purity guards. Nata for reassignment in the other speakers were the United states. Kobe base Provost marshal West whose Home is in and the chaplain  Camp Kansas City kan., was a Mem Ber of the 359th Field Artil Lery battalion 95th infantry division in the Eto. He flew More than 200 observation mis Sions for his battalion. Lieutenant West s next Sta Tion will t e the 10th Field artillery battalion at fort de Vens mass. His wife and two sons have been residing with him in Nara where he was assigned Early in 1946. Boatmen save Pilot off Kyushu coast ital take fab sept. 30 it. Donald e. Miller Ita Zuke air Force base probably owes his life to expert Parachute packing and the assistance of two japanese fishermen. Lieutenant Miller was forc Nagoya sept. 30 the6d to bail out of his f-5mast fifth air Force radio school Friday off the coast of South in Nagoya graduated a class pm Kyushu. He was on a of 11 men recently after a 12. Routine training flight when weeks course in radio theory the motor of his plane blew maintenance sending and re up at fun Altitude of 10,000 of radio school has ii graduates Carver Chapel. The chaplain invited the men to take a More vital interest in the Chapel s activities. It. Cpl. Robert l. Mcdaniel commander of the troops said a Good reputation could not be allowed to fall Down after having once been  ceiling in code and voice. Community Chest for japanese Coal a nationwide Community feet. He hit the water within 50 Yards of a japanese fishing boat and was rescued by the fishermen. Once ashore he was picked up by a sgt. John,.,v, i a a a t c who landed his l-5 period of one month by Vari Ous japanese welfare organizations in cooperation with the Japan r red Cross society Kyodo jews reported today. This will be the second such nationwide Campaign to be held in Japan since the first Campaign was carried out last year to relieve the info run j ates during the coming Winter season. The collection goal for this year s Campaign was set at 1,200 million yen or double the amount fixed for last year. Keller is resting Between schedules Nagoya sept. 30miss Helen Keller noted Blind Trade Board boosts textiles for miners the japanese government s Board of Trade will Transfer 2,625,000 linear Yards of Cotton textiles from Export stocks to the textile Bureau for Manu facture of clothing or cloth in the incentive goods program for Coal miners Scap s Price and distribution division re ported today. Miners accumulate Points toward eligibility to Purchase the goods on a. Basis of Atten dance at work. The Cotton Transfer will cover the third and fourth quarters of the 1948 fiscal occupation personals Central Japan the following airmen of the317th air base group. Tachikawa fab have been relieved fro their assignments and Are return ing to the . For separation fro the service Cpl. Dale g. Bennett Cpl. Victor Guarnere and pvt Leonard g. Myder. Miss Francis e. Mason Richmond,ky., recently arrived in Japan to serve with eighth army special services she has been assigned to Jama fab Library. � a sub. James Gatewood 317thmaintenance and Supply group Tachikawa fab has been relieve from his assignment and is return ing to the . For reassignment � � col. Thomas b. Hall command ing officer Headquarters 314th air division. Johnson fab recently welcomed his family to Japan. Members of colonel Hall s family include mrs. Verne Hall his wife sons Anthony and Christopher and his Mother. Mrs Marguerite b. Hall. � it. Col. And mrs. Donald  and daughters Sandra. Margie and Donna recently visited the new grand Lodge at Kari Zawa. Colonel Mcclain is com manding officer of the 43d Engineer construction battalion. Recent arrivals at headquarters314th air division Johnson fab were capt. Edward f. Tiemann Baltimore my. And it. Euort de Armond Greenwall Springs  Tiemann has been assigned As division chemical officer an lieutenant Dearnond As training aids officer. Following Are births to members of Yokota fab during the past new weeks Barbara Jean White daughter of it. And mrs. Clayton t. White born at the fifth station Hospital. Lieutenant White is As signed to the 31st reconnaissance Squadron. Mary Lynn daughter of a sgt. And mrs. Lester s. Morgan born at the fifth station Hospital. Sergeant Morgan is a member of Headquarters Squadron 71st recon Naissance group. Mary Judith daughter of it. And mrs. George p. Mckay born at the fifth Sta Tion Hospital. Lieutenant Mckay is assigned to the third main Enance Squadron. Louise Ann daughter of to sgt. And mrs. Josephg. Gross born at the fifth station Hospital. Sergeant Gross is currently assigned to Headquarters arid Headquarters Squadron. Third bombardment Wing. Miss Betty Jane Groden. Cam Bridge mass., recently returned to the . From Shiroi fab where she was assigned As hostess at ser vice club 55. Yokota fab airmen who recent a departed for the . For re assignment or separation include it. Edward t. Hansen. A sgt. James a. Ward. A sgt. Carl  and Cpl. Richard a. Kawiecki. Born recently at. The fifth station Hospital were the following baby girls Susan Carol daughter of  mrs. Nicholas leva. Lieutenant leva is assigned to the sixth photographic technical Squadron Yokota fab and Carol Ann Daugher of capt. And mrs. Robert e. Maggart. Captain Maggart is member of the third Supply Squadron at Yokota. On leaves recently from Yoko Tafb were the following sgt Charles a. Ruby Cpl. Edmond a Barcelo and it. Walter h. Purdy pfc Kenneth w. Greenup of Yoko to s 31st reconnaissance Squadron was recently placed on detached service with eighth army signal corps school in Yokohama where will study radio maintenance. Two former members if the 3ls1who were recently transferred were it. Andrew c. Pinchot to28th aircraft control and warn no Squadron and it. William. Freed to Headquarters fear Tokyo.1 North Japan miss Phyllis Anne Beckley daughter of col. And mrs. Stuart a. Beckley and it. Ronald j. Roy we remarried september 17, in the Post Hapel at Camp Sendai. Theoule ring ceremony was follow d by a reception in the 9thcorps officers club Sendai. Colo Al Beckley assistant chief Ostaff g 1, gave his daughter in marriage. Lieutenant Roy is lab officer at ninth corps Headquarters. Of Japan will spend the next five Days Here resting after several weeks of travel. Miss Keller was greeted by enthusiastic crowds at All her appearances and will resume her lecture schedule after her rest j usually reliable sources said that newly designated roving ambassador Manuel Gallego May be assigned to undertake a Goodwill Mission to Korea and other far Eastern coun tries As Well As to the South american countries. 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Holders of those priorities on the fax automobile Maste priority list Are requested to con tact the fiscal division 8th actin Yokohama and Complete their Purchase As soon As possible. To makes included in this release Are Fords bricks Fontics. And Olds mobiles. The opening of the fall an Winter Sale of clothing has been delayed one week until october 9in All Post Exchange the eighth army Central Exchange announce today. The delay is necessary As a res Ulof incomplete clothing ration card distribution officials said. In order to afford everyone an equal Opportunity to Purchase the Large Quantity of new items the opening of the season s Sale will not beheld until new ration cards Are in the hands of All customers. Osaka Pat to drive for funds Osaka sept. 30the Osaka american school Pat Here is now campaigning to raise additional funds for the school. An integral part of the attempt is a jeep raffle scheduled for thanksgiving Day. A committee headed by capt. J. F. Burns Newark n.j., is presently making arrangements to have the raffle books distributed prior to the end of the month will Cost one Dollar. Tickets miss Anne Chappell. Pittsburgh a., has been assigned to Camp Yunghans Lith airborne divisions Post librarian. Members of Headquarters ninth corps and units attached to the corps at or near Sendai who re entry received the army of occupation medal Japan include he following officers capt. Wil Liam j. Smith. Newburgh. N.y.,t. Col. Charles Smith Honolulu. . It. Ronald j. Roy. Fond Dulac wis it. Col. Eugene w. Ones Bartow Fla. Col. Raymond. Boyne Clar Irida Iowa it. Col. Charles p. Howe Altus. Okla chaplain it. Col John w. Kil urn. Little Rock Ark. It.  w. Pine Dixon 111.capt. Ralph e. De Kempen Dubois  Julius Jarrell. Palestine Tex. Was. William p. Moon or. Lynch org a. It. Col Lloyd r. Moses Vermillion 833. Capt. Joseph , Clarkfield. Minn. � two medical officers Daniel  and Richard g. 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