Takashi Nagai

"... Fr. Ahern was a fellow of the Ameri can Geographical Society, the Ameri can Society 01 Arts and Sciences, and the American Chemical Society. rpHE funeral procession of Dr. Takashi Nagai, of Nagasaki, stretched over more than three miles. Dr. Nagai dedicated the five years of his fatal illness, caused by the atom bomb, to bringing people into the Church through his books. Victor Harbour ('Phone 449) VICTORY CAFE GROSVENOR BLDGS., ..."

"... judge ruled that Mrs. Berman had reasonable ground for apprehending her answers would tend to incriminate her under the Smith act. i Noted Victim ls Dead TOKYO, May 2 Takashi Nagai, 43, who through his writings became japan's best know atom bomb victim, is dead. Bedridden for five years and nine months, the former Nagasaki medical university professor died of leukemia. ..."

"... 'Through square dancing, with its un affected and wonderful rhythm, we can forget all our troubles.' ? npHREE hundred yards from the epicenter is the small house of Dr. Takashi Nagai, 41. It is built on the site of a larger home in which his wife was killed. Dr. Nagai, professor of X-ray at Naga saki Medical College, was exposed to the A-bomb in his office 700 yards from the epi center. He is slowly dying from the effects of ..."

"... Fitzgerald. ?The Reluctant Landlord,? by Scott Corbett: Entertaining experiences with apartment house. by M. K. Argus: The Russian emigre colony in New York. TROUBLED WORLD ?We of Nagasaki,? by Takashi Nagai: Moving account of the physical and psychological effects of an atom bomb, by a bedridden victim grown philosophical. ?Destination Palestine,? by Ruth Gruber: Tragic 1947 journey of the Jewish refugee ..."