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HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.

FOR RENT, new, never occupied, Groom,
IN baths. detached painted white brick:
large lot fenced for safety of children;
located on Jones Bridge I'd, next to Conn.
ave. Chevy Chase, Md; 5-yr. lease, $3.50
mo. or would sell, $4,000 cash and $3.50
mo. Representative on property daily
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers attention.
1903 GEORGIA AVE. NV bedrooms.
2 baths, living ROOM dining room kitchen,
oil heat, good transportation, schools,
shopping: lease available Oct. B; S125
month; furniture available. g.
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ROOMS FURhasHEp-Mp. and VA.


ONE OR 2 BUSINESS GIRLs-Available
lovely lgs nm, adjacent bath tn access to
phere; one. $40 mo; two, $50 per mo.
akhLIlNlGt gf7oSNr 2 refined persons-Lse.
bedroom, adjacent bath twin beds mo .,, att:
Ing Or liquor; give ref. and price liwgit.
5 AZ saas1SGR seali or . bedrooms with
kitchen and home privileges; nice quiet,
clean home: oil h.-w.h. TIE: 2193. s
vsniens Lee hyy; Gil. 1897; ,,a 10
sed studi9 6edTm Pvt "a aha Path fbop aaHls
center; er1pl. person preferred. WI. 31b6.
ARLINGTON. VA, SO per week; comfort n,for IT
gentlemen only. 42s N. Monroe st. Airing
Ar 4oRRLr Nc 9 Yge. adj rms. for gentle
men: on busline; Is min. to downtown.
9 ! BLOCK FROM WILSON BLvD.-Larse,
sunny room, twin beds. CH. 1892. p
ARLINGTON-Lge. nm. closets, 2 stor-
age closets: ga blks. Lee hwy; man pre-
ferred; consider 2 girls: refs. required
ru o46Q %
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MOVING, PACKING s.l sToRAes

Ex-GI MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
Reas. rates: will take your surplus furni.
ture as part payment on moving. JOHN
GLOVER; GIL: $3.50, DE. $3.50 g.
Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage; local, long-dist. moving. Ia. 1887.
vETERANs-Moving and hauling; new
trucks responsible help: cargo insured:
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61s9.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
MAkLNK yEIkRANs M9vna 0oE ..2%,;l
trunks and bagsaEe. AT 2769 or yR. 0SS6.
VETERANS. starting business, wiz move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling q specially. GE 1851
ATLAS FURNITURE CO. will move you
complete, your entire home. $50 per load.
Call d. 1887 liz
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ROOMS WANTED.

priced quiet, single room; near G. W; o,
HO. 300, Ext. 643. D
EMPLOYED GIRL, %. wants room. avail.
Oct, l. in private home: clean, desirable To-
cation, NV residential sec. pref; some
privileges. Box 424-B. Star, -
fWO LADIES, refined. gentle, business:
desire room. twin beds, with breakfast
privileges; by October /; references ex-
Changed Box 3O4-B, Star. 8.
ROOMS NEEDED for students Of CATHOLIC
Univ Call MI 5000. Ext. 1900. liz
THREE ADJOINING UNFURN. rooms. and
garage. pvt. home; empl: couple or girls
pref; Chevy Chase, Nd. WI. 3349. .
Mayfower; gentleman furnished, unfur-
nished: about twenty dollars monthly.
Pox ARR, Star y"
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room, board
with day care for child, aged 4; references.
Box 357-B, Star. s.
REFINED, middle-ased retired lady: private
room with board; NV. section. DU. 1890.
EMPLOYED MOTHER wants day care for
year-old boy and live in herself; Arlington
or Northwest washington preferred. Box
WANTED IN wooDRIDGE-Rm. and
board for quiet gentleman student. Call
pU. 1858 after pm.
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APARrMENTs UNFURkIsHED.

GROOM AND BATH APT, 8 bedrooms,
large liV. and dining rooms, modern cleo.
stove in kit; located at Georgis ave .aai
$3.50 per mo; heat included. Call GE.
91S9 from 1915 pm. Box 234-C, Star.
I RIM, KITCHEN APT, 1900 H st. NV
Gas range, Frigidaire, lse. closet, constant
hot water, steam heat, semiprivate bath,
cross ventilation; gas and liEht furn.;
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

NAVY CPO will exchange beautiful San
Diego. 2-bedrm. home. completely furn., for
2-bedrm. home or apt: in or near D. C..
WILL EXCHANGE Groom modern house
and garage, very reasonable rent, in sub
urban Phila., for 2-bedroom apartment in
Washington, D. c., or vicinity; furnish
complete details. Box 36S-B, Star. g.
WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedroom furn. house
in Georgetown for 2-bedroom. preferably
cinity or close-in. Box 455-C, Star. %
CHARLESTON, w.. VA. FOR ARL. or
Falls Church: beautiful, new Groom, white
stucco, In exclusive Edgewood Sec, unfurn.,
$4,000 bracket or S125 mo. rent; avail
able in 2 weeks. CHI. 1873. .
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

YACANT-3 beautiful apis, completely
remodeled, good investment for owner
occupant; LIST apt. has access to garden
with income from other apis. Priced right
Gail HENRY v. sEAy. 1915 Eye st. NV.
32-UNIT APT, freproof brick building,
full condition. This fine property. is dem
nitely to be sold and affords real invest
ment opportunity. Can Mr.. Thornton, WA.
S625, with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, ID. l4di.
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RooMs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

employed adults; private bath. AID. 7947.
s SCI: AyE + 5a,b v ssep PING
1 HE SAR dsd4.s 1ss ST. s: nsLclsan;
5 ss7,5o; dOe. 'G ss7bo; triple, go
V VERY sl2 attractive sGLE. RIM, very
conven transp.: some kit. privils.; mature
lady. pref, who appreciates home. MI.
ee KENNEDY ST: MCLEAN, cool front
sas MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large room,
s sfs L. ' caPfroL sr. Ne, Apt 5e-Room,
ness bath ss esEns cs assl e
s $sSs' s sSS r. DAKOTA AVE. N.E;-Doaels
NEXT p2 b Bash p Be- s{ Outside door $50
lady, in private home brsaf {fas prvileges f.
soS 8 D. DOUGLAS ST. Me- room and
Kt ss ag ght ood h Sc ssse SIG
1aksG ROOM oe suitable for g s45; win
s ssas P DIX ST. M oGsE rm and
bath; SCI, Sln; t dn1s $40: cow. tranSp''
9th AND RHobE ISLAND AVE. N.E.aLpbls
rm $40 mo-: references. Box 300-c'
1900 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-Newly
fPrP rm RR for z4 couple or single; pvt h9%e'
radio; Kit, priyil. in morn, cony; tTaannssp.;
NEAR M s5S gT sS 4ls ssc 4h L. st. s9ss
for refined young lady or gentleman; conv.
tTansp: SO mo. Ho; 6os2. -
LIS AZ d b9os also s Efnt to snare fn PeS
with another, 81 wk. each. Call TR. 1895.
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Dble. nm, twin
beds inner-spring matt. 2 closets, next
f. sse Kit iRd beth as D en9 ss rR sas
s al 0t 18th ST. NE-well-fgEn. front
bedroom in private home Woodbridge;
Rooms r. Ssapi SlAE Pc cA fGS5L o. men
only: l232 Newton st. ne. no: 1857.
lovely rm.; mr.. buses; $25 mo. MI. 1928.
1920 LYMAN PL. N.E.-Nicely furn. room,
near bus; couple preferred or 2 girls; To-
Gated near Sears, Roebuck; s12 per week.
so oiS CHANSING ST. N.E.-Rm. and porch,
ii pvt. home: semipvt bath. Ho. 1857.
ITO X ST. NE.-Large room, running
water, next to bath; convenient to bus
3s1s I7th ST. N.E.-Girl TO share large
dbl rm. with Catholic girl. a. twin beds,
2 closets; pvt. home; $25 mo. Du. 5143.
1915 HAnLN ST. N.E.-Ncely, furnished
single front room for young lady; con-
venient to everything; no other roomers;
S e Ssfk 81 psf 9Is1 AVE- NE.-Rm.,
furn., for employed couple; home PRIVILEGES;
$40 81, per mo- FL VI 4s4 .9s,,..,,. ,o- .o,,5Is
or employed girls, loo. between carlines;
SS4oII99R saSh ~ COLUMBIA agiG RID. NV
Lovely front room; convenient transports
C eS0L TENTH ST. NV
Small front room, furnished, for nice sin
SSOInR RDGSE.N private room;
center of town: $3.50 wk. Call at 1913 N.
S SoGi6Is FRONT ROOM. twin
beds; married couple or men; $40 month.
AA SG SIHgs ISsm iRI RS S 81 large
front rooms for rent. share between 2
men, S25 per month. GE: 1852.
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RooMs WITH BOARD (cont.) .

1899 FATRMONT sT.-Young man, good
habits, share with another man: nice home;
s SSS Tsals SO 46M M G F6R soe GIRLS
vacancy, dble. rn.. private bath. 29oo
1925 18th ST. N.W.-The Marietta,
nicely furnished triple; also single rooms,
running water. telephones in rooms.
showers, elevators excellent board. IL
KING-SMTTH SCHOOL-Attractive liV-
day and evening classes in theater. dance,
art. music. languages or writing: 7b1
New Hampshire ave. NV, NO. 5o93 or
0oOk
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

IMMACULATE, ATTRACTIVE, in Nj.
Pleasant-6 bedrms:, bsmt. apt: Nv:
rms; kit; gar; oil heat; income Irom
remain il desired: rent. S225: mo, IN
advance. AID. 1852, GREGORlo. sox
235-C, Star.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

RESIDENT OWNERS-Will buy 2 to 6
unit apartment. W. D. SANDERS. 1880
AMA Al Is TO BUY, direct from owner.
i to 10 unit apartment house. w. H,
WISE. 5005 Evelyn Byrd rd.' Richmnoond
HAVE 81 600 TO INVEST In coop, apt;
give location and details Box 492,b'
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ROOMS FURklsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and S.w.
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE s.E.-Master
bedroom, large closet, s windows. telephone
and shower. in large modern home;
men Of good habits: one. $40 mo-: two.
So s25 each " 35SS; I'm next to bath
wei furn.. in clean, quiet. refined hosne.
Call FIR. 4912 after / pm. 3
1901 3rd ST. S.W.-Two rooms and can
wife, S37 a mo. DI. 1875. 12'
ONE LARGE ROOM, pvt, shower and pvt
entrance. Y blk. from bus transporta-
1889 S. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. Bedrm.,
pvt home, quiet. clean; Simmons metal
furniture; cow. transp.. ONCE, 500 to O.
DI 1900, Ext. 2491. Thereafter. LU.
CoLoRED-s1s X ST. s.w-sgle. room
for l unmarried man, $40 week. NE
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for employed
couple near Clarendon shopping center,
half block from bus. Glebe 1908. 9.
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APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.
STUDENT VETERAN, wife. daushter need
small apt, NE or nearby Nd: reasonable
rent Nv 00S7 TO-
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE modern 3:bedroon
brick home in vicinity Of Philadelphia fol
one in vicinity Of Washington, either Va
or Md. MA. 6SSS, MR.. YOST. 90
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

VA, CLOSE IN; will exchange beautiful
1-bedrm,, gar garden apt. for small downtown
MoDERN DOWNTOWN efficiency apart.
ment exchange for 1-bedroom apartment.
RE 2OSl Ext $40.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. sas; 5oo.utaIh !, ave e;
s END 1 ON lspee 81 iot Near
Large living room. dining room and kitchen
on 1st. floor; 3 large bedrooms and d a 2asns
S ssasy! years F. a. ola 4wEE Is'' CO. EN- 1890
WEAR SRta RR;a nfrER REEp-Lovsly detached acne
1925; large dining room, large kitc a;sa
with pantry bedrooms IL storm
yard with Gear garage: rooms nignLy t a.
s o for n 1snps Wihoy
SssaR .f il lagS viii S% center.
han brick Colonial. custom built for present
rst floor has large LYING room cres E,sf
porch; cheerful dining room. altramoaerr
fully equipped kitchen, large panelea IL
brary and powder room; seSona noot
and fuii bath; third floor is noored and
Insulated and has stairway basement con
workshop. laundry room. furnace room an ie
built-in garage; the entire property is IN
perfect condition and IN our opinion PIE
= sen a r TW sEsf5ie CO. 1904 Conn., ave
CHEVY CHASE, II. u, JUST Oh Souh. ~
chase Pkvy i sas Sles
splendid living room with stone hreplase
and dining room with adjoining porG aa
The kicthen Is modern and orlgnt ano
will please the most exactfng houseWne
paneled recreation room, OIL &c. n"1t
f Psx1NS fa!1 p CO., lo 1sc until pm
VACANT-700 Randolph st. Bsautuu
corner 2-story brick residence. SITUATED
on well Handicapped lot. Home consists o
s lovely rms. l "a baths, front ana rsal
br tgl ntb o. dr Rws close &c
ali conveniences. Must be seen. For IN
spection. call M. Bozzi with TRcfd99kkGS
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID; LA
Harvard st. nv M nld. sIiss hsat
b bspssin on only $1,000; svaiiabls at sls
$50: also semidet at $14.950; 81 alread!
sold; newly decorated: immediate posses.
sion. open daily, to pm; Can NE
5l7 GO ToM sele On or vide Ia
1st floor: 2 areplaces. 8 bedrooms. livini
room, dining room, kitchen, breakfas
room, lsvatory, bath; End floor: 8 bed.
rooms, baths, 2 deck porchss; house II
good repair Throughout: fun basement taa
with toilet. Call II; 255S; sq5staanntalss
cash e payment o Eeqairsd; ~. ROGER MOSS
G III sYT BRIDGE E' RoAbAR Re brick center,
hall home in an impressive location.
BEDROOMS, . baths and inclosed sleeping
porch on End d. Maids room and batf
II sfsr FIJI ssrafss s.l.or
Wo. 1000 until o Pm. 351s Conn. ave
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stores; gear Diet. brick gar; closets p.us
bedrm., large tile bath hsE ,n heat; ~ ha ~
ins rm nocFi bon n Basement with WORK
sf9sRi: sss; iS|?s$ va
s9nd f ssaIms Tiled Bath n With tub snd
shower, fun bsmt With lay, oil heat; ,. slate
Us vs. .a9! ss$ghs1sss =, ~ s.ar
D sScms 1nes ssth EN- hest niee ie
for doctor. HENRY HOOD Wo. ia
T Ehi 9sIs PARK. s15 Carroll ave.-All-
brick home with income, rms. and bath
on the lst floor. terraeed apt. with rms.
and bath; hoored attic; gas h:.W.n.; on
immediate possession: priced right. At
sKdE sssssHiSSa eep l. eS co. Reaitor. Kessinssr
s gfeSsha szlTe5 sPI AREA. s$sse down.
si5,sbo; s. rooms q bedTooms!. modern
s': steses .a' rsisrs pys. .ntSsne. 70 ,ssh;
6psn for INSPECTION. Til daily tn sold
soss Tunlaw rd NM .Hn, iG s Vi1I,n saSt
se1ate sa EM 5s q .' o1 MI oeco. JOHN
d 6PEN osnN6 S2 till dark. 4th and
Aspen SITS. n.w.-Lovely cedar shingle bun,
gaiow with 3 bedrms. and bath on End
H.: nice liv rm. with fireplace. din. nm.
Kill. and bath on Isl a: fun basement.
Il blk. from theater. shopping and ex..
press bus to downtown D. G.: excellent
buy at S15.50O. Weekdays BY appoint
ment. see Mr.: Crouch on premisss Or
CAN him at 81. 1924. A. II. DANIELS
c cen ESsisi L. COLONIAL East
Thornapple St., Chevy Chase, Md. Beau
tiful s-bedroom. detached Colonial: large
living room With open fireplace; hardwood 900
.seSsd gsrsse: Sic $50; Directions; on
to Thornapple st.; turn right one BLOCK l
to property. For appointment call Dl
03e2. c. L. wIRSING, 1884 Investment
BY OWNER-9 rms. 4 baths, lower .16tt
ST.: s blks. from White House Resid. with
good income from rms; storm windows
copper screens, oil heat, recently decorstet
and renovated; 5 bedrms. Of good furniture
GEEoRGEToWH. e3.soo- room briel
home, newly remodsled. sas heat. vacant
Ewes, Nj. Thom. CO. 243S. J. LEO kOL5
INC, MI. 2100. Nv
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NOnagreement on Salmon Pact
Leaves Ia Workers Ashore

Hope that III Alaska cannery maintenance
workers would sail north on schedule tomorrow
Saturday abandoned today when no agree
mcnt reached in negotiations involving seven
unions and the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc.
The maintenance personnel were slated to board
the s. s Alaska to canneries in the Cordova. Ket-
chikan and Port San Juan area to prepare for the
coming seasons operations
Albin l.. Peterson United States concator
called the meetings with industry representatives
and officials Of the Alaska FishcrmcnS Union, one
of the groups involved but reported mo progress -
Negotiations, however will continue, he said.
The unions are standing pat on their stand that
they will not man the cannerics until new contracts
are sged The industry representatives holding
out for renewal of last seasons pay scale
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Bill Of
Rights

REGINA, Sask., March
% - Acknowledgement j.
w. German currently is
plotting a Bill of Rights
with teeth in it, through
the Saskatchewan Legisla-
ture. The CCF govern
ment's chill Of rights"
was meant to provide
real protection to civil Ii
bertics, he said.
Highlight of the bill is provision
for maximum penalty of n $500 fine
and six months in jail for offenses
of discrimination against persons or
classes because of class, race, creed,
religion. or national origin lin res
pect of certain defined fields of ac-
tiyity." Minimum fine would be $25
Criticism OF the bill is expected
from the five-man Liberal opposi-
ton. Mr.. German. only lawyer mem
Der of the government, said he ex-
pected the Liberals to attack the
bill on the premise that the free
doms reaffirmed are inconsistent
with "socialistic practices of the
CCF government"
The Attorney general said
alarm was felt by freedOm-IOving
Canadians over "Orders-in-cOuncii
deporting and denationalizing
British subject japanese; the dis
regard Of established legal prac-
tees In the espionage cases; the
the religious persecution of the
JehOvah's Witnesses in Quebec
and by our treatment in Canada
Of our war allies, the Chinese"
The Bill provides that every per
son shall enjoy without discrimina
ton, the right to employment, en-
gage in business, own and occup
property, access to public place
such as hotels and restaurants
membership in all professional ant
trade associations and education
The Bill would prohibit publication
or display or any representation
tending to restrict enjoyment o
rights named In the Bill.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-28
Devin Offers Two-PointsPr o3ram Il
To Settle Fl. Lewis Gil Issue

Contendng that he could not consider curbs
against any group of soldiers purely racial ba-
sis, Mayor William +. Devn this week rejected
Seattle japanese community request to make this
city "off limits to Hawaiian japanese soldiers
from the Second Division at Fort Lewis.
In its place, Mayor Devin proposed a two-pont
program as solution to the friction arising between
the GIs stationed at the fort and the Nisei veterans
and civilians here.
The mayors hearing conference was attended
by three representatives from the fort including
Major General Kendall, two police department aides
several members of the Mayors Civic Unity Com
mittee and the following from the local community
William Mimbu, Toru Sakahara, Dave Hirahara,
Dick Setsuda, Harry Takagi, Y. Fujii and G. Mi
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-28

Art Yoshioka, Main Bowls de-
pendable shot, and Pat Fegiwara,
st. Peters outstanding captain.
were named to fill the front line
positions. Both are dangerous each
time they get their hands on the
ball.
Kay Saito whose ball handling
kept the Lotus Lancers in the
fight for upper division honors won
the nod as first team center over
inexperienced Herb Uyeda Of Ia
coma Saito. besides being a smooth
dribbler, had one of the sharpest
shooting eyes In the circuit.
Gaylord Iwasaki and Ray Ohtani.
Main Bowls brilliant guards, were
unanimous choices. Daring, fast and
alert, these two lads were the main
reason for Main Bowls winning
ten consecutive games for the cham
pionship.
The second team on the Times
selection boasts Scrappy Bobby va
sunobu of Main Bowl and lanky
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-28

Busseis, 1926.
The Pagoda Zephyrs encounter
ed slight difficulty in shooting
down the stars of Idaho All-Stars
1874.
Salt Lake Harlem A. c., 10
cal NAU league c0-champiOn,
came through without any mis-
hap when it ousted Ogden YBA
out Of the championship running
with a 1923 beating.
The Tokuda Drug-Dawn Clipper
scoring summary follows:
Tokuda Drug (4D-Yasuda 5, Nj
shimura 2, Kinoshita 9, Yuk Take
uchi 4, Shig Takeuchi 2, Shobo Flu
jill IA, Kozu 2, Suyama 3, Nakaga
wa, Fukuyama, Yagi, Ohtani.
Dawn Clippers (26)-Tomomatsl
6, Shiraishi 10, Sasaki 1, T. Misa
ka, Kiuda z, Asahina 2, Kojima
Onishi, s. Matsukawa, M. Matsuka'
wa.
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unique burdens which this Govern
ment has thrown upon them" the
Secretary wrote. Il strongly urge
that the proposed legislation be en-
acted into law"
He added that Legislation iden-
teal to that here proposed was in
troduced in the 10th Congress. was
favorably and unanimously report
ed by both Senate and House CON-
mittees to which it was referred
and, with two minor amendments
was passed by unanimous vote OF
the Senate. 1t failed of passage In
the House, due principally to the
fact that 1t reached the floor Of
that body so shortly before the adj
journment sine die of the Congress
that a quorum could not be mus
tered to secure a vote on the mea.
sure, objection having been made
to its passage by consent"
The Interior Department draf
provides for the establishment O.
an evacuation claims commission
under the general supervision of thu
Secretary of the Interior with auth
GRITTY to adjudicate claims arising
out of the evacuation or exclusion
of persons of Japanese ancestr.
from the West Coast military areas
Alaska, and Hawaii subsequent t,
December 7, 1941.
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TORONTO, Ont, Mar.
% (New Canadian Dis
ch)-Andrew F. Bre-
win, legal counsel for the
Cooperative Committee
on japanese Canadian,
urged the government to
appoint to judicial COM
mission to hear claims and
provide compensation for
losses arising fairly from
the evacuation" during
his recent interview in
Ottawa with Hon. Colin
Gibson, secretary of state,
and r.. I'll. Coleman, under
secretary of state.
At the meeting, which lasted a
little more than an hour, Mr. Bre-
win presented the state secretary
with a draft proposal of an order
which may be applied in setting up
the claims commission. (The draft
was prepared by the Cooperative
committees legal subcommittee
While he did not commit him
self in any way, state secretary
Gibson received the draft pro-
posal and stated that he was an
xious to have the evacuation losses
question settled at the earliest
date.
Mr.. Brewin suggested that the
claims commission should include
three persons, at least one Of them
being a Judge.
Stating that the term of refer
ence should be broad enough to in
clude all property losses fairly aris-
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- A. sL-A

hara. A. "a.
Mrs. Irene Miller of the Mayors Civic Unity
Committee was named to further a recreation pro
gram which will be directed especially towards the
next group of Hawaiian Japanese soldiers at the
fort. "a ~. =. 49,, ..,,.
General Kendall promised detail of AlP's to
patrol the districts which loom as possible points
of Incidents The police department also assured the
protesting group that its men will be the alert.
In the meantime Takagi, chairman of the Nisei
Veterans Committee told The Northwest Times
that he hopes the mayor and the forts plan would
work out but that eff anything should happen, we
do not wish to be involved in it,
In accepting the two-point program, Takagi
added that he feels the NVC has done everything
it cam but that the matter is now out of our hands
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-03-28
News

YOKOHAMA. March 90 Col.
Edward ]. Murray of Palo Alto,
Calf. will go on trial April IA In
Yokohama district court. He was re-
turned from the United States af-
ter customs authorities found $2l0,-
900 worth of diamonds in his pos
session
Murray's trial, the Eighth army
Judge advocate announced, had
been delayed to allow the defense
time to obtain additional evidence.
VICTORIA, B. c., March % -
Province-wide daylight saving time
will go into effect Sunday, April
81 In British Columbia, Municipal
Affairs Minister r. r. Macdonald
said today. He said tn provincial
council would issue the order with
In a few days,
SAPPORO, Japan. March % -
kyunVtlnKaKu volcano, winch nus
been inactive until early this year
has been sending off more inten-
sive eruptions lately and now is vis-
able for ten miles, according to a
United Press dispatch.
Four Japanese scientists from Ho-
kkaido Imperial university will
leave tomorrow Saturday to make
a five-day tour of the volcanic area
In 1925, Kyunvunkaku's sister
mountain, Maetotokachi, eruptec
with sudden fury, covering a TO-
mile area within Is minutes ano
killing ITO persons. There are NJ
American occupation troops pre-
sently based in the vicinity