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MAR \ 1 196)

OPPORTUNITY OPENS

RADIO TOA^AMA offera time aii

9 750 per 15 loia* program

Radio station Wakayama Gity

Radio Wakayama a network of three statiori^ offerd Nippon Christian Broadcasting AsBooiation air time for our Mothers and Childrens

programa at 70^ discount*

This means an opportunity to air our **The Bojre and li?y Toy Box" program weekly over three sta*-

tions for $ 7*50 per 15 minute program*

Radio TTakayaroa's three stations JOVF, at Wakayama, JOVL at Tanabe, and JOVM at Shingu

cover the area in which Miss Vivian Lemmon is _

working and reaches to Kobe city where Bxie '
Fulta lives and %t)rk8

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Here is a project within the reach of Bible Glasses (children's or adults*),

PBO^ SPOIEOfiS m NTOT!

Radio Wkayama oovaragB

puth Groups, Women's Circles or any. other smll gz-oup that feels it cannot t^e on a lai'ge pledge but wants to do something. Twelve sponsors taking the one program per month (t? 7,50) will put us on the air
*akayaina reching into a nosaible ^460,000 hom^.
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Box 222, Marshall^ 111. Circle the program (or programs you want to sponsor).

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Volume 1

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May-June. 1961 Number 5

Liissfe.:z!iS
BI-MONTHLY NEWS-PUBLICATION OF NIPPON CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING ASSOCIATION
Number 5

oPEjviNc ree

"See o'er the worldwide-open doors inviting,

. . . Soldiers of Christ, arise and enter in! . . . Christians, awake !

your forces all uniting, . . . Send forth the gospel, break the chains of
sin. . . . " (Go Ye Into All The World)

^PEcmL FCfirmE
NCSA'S "NEW FRONTIER"

Tve

oe-fWifo
A MACEDONIAN CALL!

"Come over and help us!" "Open some Chris tian meetings!" is the call that has come from the city of Hojo from a radio listener. It wasn't a man in a vision that appeared atExie's door to

iisue the call, but a flesh and blood young man who had heard "Calvary Calls" from Manilla. In earlier correspondence with NCSA personnel

SaburoShoji hadasked for an opportunity to talk

Taneyuki Yamazaki, NCSA children's worker. (Inset) Mr. Suzuki and Eiichi Taniyama, NCBA radio preacher.

with us. Exie's regular Saturday night BiMeClass See "MACEDONIAN CALL" page 5,col.l

Genji Tanabe, announcer for

"Lisien, O Isles"

frontier" program. So many changes and addi tions have been made in both programming and WA MANEKU (Calvary Ca I Is) program. Fea tured singers on the program are the four young

KIKE, SHIMAJIMA YOI (Listen, O Isles) NCSA's new evangelistic program is one of the many new things about the work that gives us the appearance of having inaugurated a "new

personnel that we feel we have an almost all

new team doing all new things. KIKE SHIMA JIMA YOI will replace our former KA RU BA RI

men of the "Hakobune" (Noah's Ark) quartette

(above). Mr. Koichi Suwaki who developed the See "NEW FRONTIER" page 5,col.2

The CUE SHEET

CP.EOn UNE5
rmCUE SHHET

official organ of
NlI'mN CHRISTIAN BROAIXIASTING ASS'N.

INSUFFICIENT!

(Tarinai I)

iTdiror
NCBA

.Uxic F'ultz
A DDRESSES

This I keenly feel. As I look withing myself

And around myself I cannot be satisfied. Insufficient ability 1 Insufficient means I
Insufficient time I And insufficient faith I But - if the dissatisfied outlook of the flesh

American Box 222

Japanese
14-0 choinc

Marshall. III.
NCBA

Nakamiya.cho
Asahi Ku, Osaka
PERSONNEL

look of thankfulness and grace

vfotXd.

Becomes transformed into the spiritual out

then every

thing is changed and I live in a different

In the cross of Christ, the resurrection, and in

Missionary-representative Horwarding agent

Trustees

Exie Fultz Vilda Clatfelter

all the marvelous works of God there is nothing insufficient. In this is my righteousness, holiness, and atonement. And my daily labor. -- even though insignificant can
please Him I My heart is filled with his
praises. At the moment I behold the cross in all of these

tliromu Sugano

Masahisa Ijima Eiichi Taniyama Management Committee

Robert West

Exie Fultz

things in vdilch I was insufficient, there is

nothing lacking.
(n Cor. 12:9) - - Stephen M. lijima from Feb., *61, "Bokka"

'\inald G. Burney
Eiichi Taniyama Missionary Advisors

Kunio Inada

Martin B. Clark
Robert West

Donald GT'Burney'
Claude Likens

Nothing Lcan.*ay_can. be tter express my own feelinra legardins the whole of my work than this
quote from Bro. Stephen lijima. - - Exie

F yfATlON
SEARCH FOR SITE

Securing land in a country as small and overpopulated as Japan Is no easy job. Every square toot if precious even the mountain precipice. Awaji Island in Osaka Bay presents one of the
best sites for NC BA's FM station, that is one of
the best sites where the cost of land is within

4KASHI

0 AWAJI ISLAND

reason. Even here prices are steadily risine and landowners are becoming reluctant to seII be

lie vi n^ they'll gain by waiting. NCBA found

one desirable site only to have the landowner change his mind. We're still searching hoping to locate toward the northern tip of the island. Please pray with us that this might soon be settled. We're eager to move ahead with building plans.

OSAKA BAY

3P0r. . .
We recommend BOKKA,a Christian magazine published monthly by Bro. Stephen I i j i m a of Tokyo. For your English copy write:
THE PASTORAL SONG

SUmOTO

WAKAYAmA

390 North Ridge Vista Ave.

San J<e, California

Subscription price, $1.00 a year.

The CUE SHEET

SO

THEY

WBRn

atGoshoTradingCompany, Osaka. Until April 15, 1961, Mrs. Inugai served

on NCSA staff.

bers of the Miyakojima Church of Christ in Osaka. Mr. Inugai is employed

Miss Tsukiko Demukai and Mr. Aklra Inugai were united in marriage on December 4, 1960, at Kobe Union Church. Both bride and groom are mem

The CUE SHEET

ANO

THEY UVEQ mPPfLY EVERAFTEPt/

Mr. and Mrs. Hiromu Sugano, attendants at the Inugai wedding, cele brated their forty-fifth wedding anniversary, October 9, 1960. Mr. Sugano
is NCBA's head trustee.

The CUE SHEET

"MACEDONIAN CALL" from page l,col.2 was In session whenhe called. After the meeting
he discussed his problems with Bro. Kawahara,
minister of the Kobe Church of Christ, Norihiko

"NEW FRONTIER- from page l.col.l

Saitoh, Kobe student at Osaka Bible Seminary and Exie. A member of a 'holiness' indegenous
sect, Mr. Shoji, his wife and other members of

the group have become disillusioned by the teach ings of the sect Itself and the Inconsistencies in

the lives of some of its leaders. **1 want only a pure faith, "he said. He stayed in Kobe as over
night guest of the preacher and his wife and visi
ted Kobe church services.

area Mr. Shoji i going to search for a room in

the city of Ono. In the meantime taped radio
and church programs will be sent to him from NCBA. With these and his ovm tape recorder he

In order to help NCBA open meetings in his

can begin to build up interest in the community

andamonghlsfriends. Just who will be the mes senger to go is still undecided. Laborers are few
and schedules are full but this call must be an
swered .

Early in April, NCBaworkers visited another

listener, Mr. Mineo Suzuki (see picture on front

page). Mr. Suzuki, a member of the Salvation

Army, is the only professing Christian in his cho

The Hakobune Quartette and director, Koichi Suwaki.

(or village of 5000) which is in Kojima, a city southwest of Kobe with approximately 70,000
population. His work at present is with children.

When NCBA radio preacher, Eiichi Taniyamaand children's worker, Taneyukl Yamazaki, visited together to hear Yamazaki's "Kamishibai" (pa)er) Bible Story. Taniyama re por te d, "Some dcked out the window lights and others were

former Kobe Male Quintette directs this quartette too. Radio preacher, Eiichi Taniyama, will still be recording the messages. The children's program, too, is to have a new

him Mr. Suzuki gathered 60 unruly youngsters

playing judo in spite of all this activity they
See "MACEDONIAN CALL" page 6, col. 2

name, new format and new theme song - - writ

ten especially for this program with music by Mr. Suwaki and words by Miss Ryoko Seguchi, chil
dren's program producer. DONGURI CHAN (Lit

seemed to listen."

tle Ac o r n s) i s the new name. We have long wanted to extend these children's programs into
a daily series. "Let's Draw" and "Let's Listen" are now being planned for production In the near

future. Mr.Taneyukl Yamazaki, who was added to the staff last fall to assist in children's pro gramming is now training a small group of chil
dren to be used on his "Let's Draw". One of our

fine Christian youngwomen. MissSumako Attaka, is taking rhe responsibility of developing "Let's
Listen". Miss Attaka works aschildren's instruc

tor for the Yamaha piano and organ company .

She has been assisting Isabel Dittemore in her radio programming.

With t h e closing of production of "Calvary

Calls" we have asked Mrs. Masako Yoshida, for

mer soloist for the program, to work with us on a new 5 minute devotional program. Mrs. Yo shida is a music instructor at a girb'high school
in Osaka. Miss Michiko Yamato has been added

tothestaffas our regular accompanist to help

Taneyukl Yamazaki, NCBA worker, and radio listener. Hideo Manabe, TB patient.

with any and all programs when and whereever

needed.

See "NEW FRONTIER" page 6. col.2

The CUE SHEET

f)EEO^
General Mission funds are needed at all times

by all missionaries. From the general fundcome our language, mission travel, printing and mail
ing fees as well as salaries for national workers. NCSA's largest monthly expenditures from her general fund are forsalaries and talent fees. List

of Christ. The Lord willing Yamazaki sanwi'll visit again this summer to help Mr. Suzuki in a Vacation Bible School program.

with him concerning the positionof the Churches

"MACEDONIAN CALL" from page 5, col.l Mr. Suzuki invited NCBA workers to spend the night giving the preacher an opportunity to talk

ed below are dollar approximates of our present

need.

Kawahara (technician)

Takahashi (senior office girl)

Yamazaki (children's worker)

$ 55.00 35.00
30.00 20.00 20.00 65.00

Hasaka (junior office girl) Yamoto (accompanist)

Other talent

Two workers who need to be added soon - - a

secretary for Exie and a radio engineer.

loss we must face will be that of MlssRyoko Seguchi, children's program producer. Miss Seguchi, because of her health, will be leaving the staffinJune. She is sta)ang on untilthen in order for us to make the chilwen's program changes and to get DONGURI CHAN into production.

"NEW FRONTIER" from page 5, col. 2 We said "good-bye" to recently married Mrs. Tsukiko Inugai who ended her work on March 15 after about nine yearsof faithful service. Another

i^LO^f^Cf THGWE

" 'Why will he die?' "the voice of God is

calling, . . . "Why will ye die?" re-echo in His name; . . . Jesus hath

died to save from death appalling, . , , Life and salvation therefore go proclaim. . . . " (Go Ye Into All The World)

"THE BOYS' AND MV \T0;Y BM'

"CALVARY CALLS'

('Let's Sing' and Let\s\vaTShirt')'k

KSAB - Okinawa 11 '

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JOHW - Obihiro. Japan

KSAB-Okinawa DZAS - Manilla, Philippines
DZAS - Manilla, Philippines

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Nippon Christian Broadcasting Ass'n,

P. O. Box 222

Marshall, Illinois

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PROGnfiSS itlSPOPT
of

NIPPON CHRISTIAN BP-OAD^?ASriKG ASSOCIATION

sulimltted by Exie Fultz

May lOj, 1961

10 Operational Staff

Ao Fulltiise QD^loyees i
1 technician

2 office girls

1 (^ildren'^s program producer (will be leaving the :taff in June because of hejUh) 1 helper for B6?So Fultz in heif home
B> Part-time ei!?)loyeesg

1 diildren^s program assistant (also student at Osaka ible Seminary) 1 translator and book^ceepor i.also stvdent at Osaia Bibs
Seminary) <s
X pianist
Co Talent

1 childrens choir
2 announcers

1 male quartette

X preacher

1 children's asisic teacher for new program in children^^s Sj-jeg

X girls" duet
11o Programs
Ao Broadcasts

lo

Currently being broadcast

''Karubari wa Maneki:!" (Calvary Calla) in Obihiroj, .Tapan Mani3.1a, Phili.ppD.nas and OlcLnawao bo Boya to Watashi no Omocho Bako (The Boy'^s and I^y Toy Box) in Manilla, Philippines and OJcina^yao
2"o Anticipate Broadcasts

fto Radio Kochi

tp be sponsored by Bror. Don Bumey<

to be sponsored by
Broci Paul Pratt

bo Radio mtnacd in

nCBA. Progress Report^ Kagr 10 196(1 eontlmied.

3o Dropped broadcasts So Noneo Bofrerery plans to air the <diildren>s pro gram orer Radio ITakayama hovo been stopped since four out of twelve needed sponsors are aiU we haveo It is felt that any additional requests for funds
should be for the station itself and not for air

timeo Ponds so designated will be channelled into children's productions or to help a mlssionazy buy time for the diildren^s prograao
Bo Productionsj

1 Nov in productions

a*

"Kike Shlmajiaa 7oi

Han^o

evangel,3 stic prograos to repine "Easmbari wa

(listen^ 0 Isles) a lO-oilnate

(Calvary Galls) All "Karubari wa Man^

Approxiinately 2 years supply

programs will of course be kept on file for release

over our om station^

of this program is now on fileo

b.

<9)onguri Chan" (Idttle Acoms) to replace "Boya to Ifataahi no Ontocho Bako*' (The Bc^ and Hy Tcry Box'^o
The c3iildrens prograias too will be kept on file
for broadcast over our own stations

2o

Planned Productions!

ao Two new programs to add to the "Donguri Chan" series}

1)
b

"Let's Listen" and 2)

'Let's Dranr"

<?tng

and Let's Worship are now in prodaction)

A 5<ainate devotion^ with ]rs llasako Toshida^

foz^r soloist on "Earabari vs. Saneica"'^ ^

nu^c-director of the programo

Oo A "Living Word" or "Thus It Is Tfirttten^' progra* of Bible reading in i&ich the New Testament will be read throu^ by a Christian radio actoro

Co 1Cl8ce3.1aneon8 notes on productiona

1 We are copgnralting the words and music to our thae

song for *9}onguri Chano"'

HGBA Progress Raport, May 10, I96I, continued

^3X0 ToXJjom np^

Ao Peraonal'^^ev'aiag^j.sa trips

lo One personal^vangelism trip was made in April by Eiichl preadier, and Taneyufci Tamaaaki, assistant ^Xdrens program producero Hajor opportunity resulting,
The possibility of holding a Vacation Bible School this
suraner in one of the villages

^ personal-evangelism trips crilit^ in the area south of Trtcyo to Osaka andwi3.1 the be
other team Tidcyo and norfcho

Bo Correspondence Courses Enroiajoenfcr

lo Children's 2o Adult 37 ^ rlA<2-ci^r3<^

ObihiPo All follow-up of the Obihlro broadcast is done by sponsorp Broo Ernie Faber and his helpers o

/v Ae V ^ /vf'*- * *-fi ^lAf ^ those enrolled from the broadcast

Christian meetings in that area,. Recorded programs and

I7o Station
Ao Land

\li<^ener in Hojo for help in opening

^ meeting place can be

The owner of the large piece of land on Airajl Islatri for ishidi
TO were negotiating changed his mind about selling,, Another
urSo

of W on Awaji ^out ?000 tsubo) is nmr being considered qooted as * 300 per Fultz f is to see it Tfondg/^ 315"^.tsubo or a little more
Tl^e

Vo lUsceUeneous

Ao Pox^able Church Programs o

^A

volunteered to record 3 or aj sermons each to help in this projecto Taped piano accon^janiment of hymns^ scripture and prayer will be used with these sermons and offered to groups
xnat have access to tape recorders

without preadiers or in new areas o Local preachers have

dev^oping taped church programs for use in churches

ASSOOIATIOH

Osakap Japan

June IO5 1961

oonow^mm financial ri3?ohtS(

Please notethat reports of dollar accounts are only through Dec^ 31 I96O0 Ten repor&s are for I960 and through March 3Xj 1961 In the futui reports of the dollar accounts will be made as soon as possible and of the calendar yoavo Ten account reports will be made as soon as pos Bible the cIosg of our Japanese fiscal year^ March 31s and after ii^pprtsv^ at our annual association masting in May^- Report of the yen budget for the fiscal year as approved tgr the association in Japan iriH be given sfc the sasna t^eo The yen reports do not Include Stateside expenditures Sogc# the noet of crinting and mailing The Cue Sheet, nor does the yen budget include equipment which we definitely plan to buy in the States eogoj the organ

Regarding the bills outstanding against the dollar account Dect. 31 1960o
AS of this toBog June lOp I96I.0 they should read as follows? S 50o00 Due on Travel loan (to Marshall Christian)
(HoWcaido ahristian Mission donated $ i3oOO) Printing

?aid in Full

Siipping

288c28

However, Income in General Mission for the first three months of 1961

;9alari5eo Full report of the Organ and Studio^nd now readsi

!?<,/> T^en-f"

?raB 30 low that more \-rBU9. had to be made from the organ fund to pay

Total Amount received in fund

$ 1,83815

Dlsburaad for equipment (tape recorders etco

as designated)
Amount received for Organ Total loaned to General Mission

806o67
If031o48 649o00 382o48

Amount Currently in Organ fund

^9ra praying this loan can soon be refunded and all bills paido
A transfer of $ 92o76 has been raad for Livlng^Ziink leaving $ 6O0OO atlll

tc be transferrado

Should Z^ving=Lln5c ftind for 1961 receive over and above

Kxiee Salary it is hoped that it need not be transferr^ to General Mission but placed in a furlough or repatriation fundo

Regarding bills af,ainet yen account March 31j 1961o As of this dsftep loSflg Juno 10^, 196ljp the printing bail has bean rgduoed to 20^,000 Regarding yen budget Note the cos-h of telephone installationo Actual
Installation cost is only about S 10^000 The rest of this aniount repreeenta bonds which m?-. be purchased^ These mature after about 12 y^sarso The Instrument itself becomes the property of CBA and can bo sold shouV
the miaslon so desireo

Land and building funds will be r^orted separately

HJPFO!:-! CfiRISTlTiN momomJ.tVr i.^'^OCT/.TIOH

Qs^,j Japai

kv^js% X3^ %%%

pottA of IKBA |irdp3t7 on XsXand of

Jffajl
D$s3* @ifistiaQ Frl9)Qi^g

Tou probably didn^t know it was en the fiRfer 1b yj'jT thou^Aa = ISIAJSj

biib w hope ftoaa now it wili be

fafcuarQ homa of KCBA^ And wq

that tha vrork of the I#ord to ba aecGEE5>llshed thero will b ewer in yoxir prw^all

Kielossd toa^js will acquaixit you ?sith the loeafeion of the land pim^asad for
th fft.ation sitso AfV^er the l@ Is^lled (sea 8nap^t5ft') the antsnna and the sfciuilos to will at^d on the highest pointo (The snap shoera

9n3^ a sisall porbion of the property) o

fh0 Xa?ii3 purryhsss was laade passible a $X500o0S loan from a pQY'Sozial friend of slnoc Th XosH zaad past December "Wh^. w first started talking of
barring en Awa;jl gJiim (Island) a It vraa mn^Q without interest for one yearo

'N(3??6fblg^i0ni3 for the lao^l were not cosspS-etsd usffeil Jxme 22^, I96X0 Th losn

SlTscs the? atjfee ijs 3^ itr name I^e holdir-g title ts

t imk the traaBSfffeion birfcjiot^is4.^ 1^^^ prsp'j:?^7 it b paSiig th3 a S&oa^ or prepsrfcy holding group j, will oa formed of ial3SioH=
sriae and nationals ai^i ths title tui?i@d over thesio

pre'ifQd to be

otir eaaj^ssnial hcot thsss raany years o ^ a f i n ' t h i s diroetioTi I reciting a szaall house Ijj ths llttl@ ths Lord winSjQgfl will bs ao^jlijg w resMmiee thss^ baford 5sEpt;,.Tfihis yearo This
^I1,i plaos V3I3 5?i befewoen the station site and tlie prossTtt work in OsaKao I

3s socffi as the land Qm. be developed and biiilding sQ?9cti vq want to icove our" entire worlE to sur pirs3int loeabiGn trm. the eaaspas of Osalca Bibl Scsninaryp

hajS foiBerly tiiou'^'it of mrrring to the city of iicashl (sae Tsap no 3) but as
Akashi Ifi largely iridjistrial no house was a^railableo

Ffcm tho Xittle viXXage oi' tTra^ Pirhlch is within waXid.ng distance of tha station sit and Kariya (providing you'Jre used to hiking and mountainellTQblng)s boats go three times a day to Kobe taking about one hour and
ten minutes each wayo
and then hy train

A little longer trip is bjf bua and ferry to Akashi

Kobe

Beginning in September I plan to spend three days a we^ with the work in
Osaka staying in the city for a couple of nights, three days a we^ in

Xarlya and the lords a Day with the Kobe Clhurch of CShriBt This will cause shifting In present Bible Class sdiedulea and as the work on Awaji develops ny work with the Kobe Church may have to be turned over to others
Christian Missionary vrork of any kind on Awaji Island has been quite limited
80 far as I haive been ^le to learn<, One misaionary couple with the Inter-

national Oosp^ League Japan is located in the city of Suna^to (see nap ROo 3)0 There is als a Japanese proadher somewhere on the island ia
all the mlseionaiy activity at present^ I bellevep althou^ other groups are

planning for work there lira and Kariya are 5Jithout the gospel in any form
unless some hear messages via radio

Until you hear further please direct all overseas mall to the Osaka addressg
14-6 diome, Nakamiya cho
Asahi ku^ Osaka
Japan

Contributions to the work should continue to be sent to?

Nippon Christian Broadcasting Association

c/o MrSc 7elda Clatfelter

Box 222

Harshallp Tllo

Those of you wishing to help us pay off our land loan please mark it !I*and
and Fundo Another imnediate land expense occurred during this

auramer^fl unrosually heavy rainso A landslide from our property slid into a rice paddy destroying part of the cropo Damage and drain coets were 5 4.0s000 Jialf of Tdiich has been paido Building costs will be
sent to yt>u as soon as we can get estimates

Thank you for your interest, your prayers and your gifts o

blessings be youraj
mQL Jiissionaiy^^pQfQSentative

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